sap. its collapse of the fiesta which is more of a century old specs of this busy area are essential on them being sealed all the weather reports. if anything talent is bored quickly with itunes was that these nights back. it's been fun to bring the info and to some of the board might well spring. typically what you'd expect for new feature know what's going to start the investigates this sunday it's too early to speculate someone calls the section of ceiling to come down. for those of the award he owns this will be at my child stay warm bath of the cats boss put forth the wrong reasons i knew with budgets slashed the coals of the financial crisis. eu leaders have agreed to work more closely on making defense spending case of a summit in brussels they called all member states to spread the cost of developing expensive to manage three kids. luckily european triune i meant to air refueling capability is a roman columns. the person that the school term. it welcomes increase cooperation him th

there parent company does own the city managed sap centered. .ve responsibility for the facility, and they maximize the assets in their portfolio. >> we have the arena and our minor league team in massachusetts, but we also manage recreational ice facilities here in the bay area. we have three different locations. >> let's talk about the building. describe the current naming deal and the evolution from the previous one. >> quite simply, hp was looking to get out of their deal. everyone is aware of their financial situation. sap was looking to get more active in the sports marketing and sponsorship business. basically, sap was willing to take on the last two years that remained on the hp agreement and extended for an additional three years. we expect them to activate on their sponsorship very regularly over the next five years. >> it is a global and somewhat iconic company. that helps parallel with your brand. and you would argue that that is a global and iconic brand. >> it parallels very well for us. we have a lot of popularity worldwide and it

those with problems with respiratory issues this will impact you for the rest of the day really. 63 in sap frap, -- san francisco. mid-60s for antioch, into to the santa clara value. >>> half-moon bay starting in the lower 60s and lower 60s is expected for the second half of your day as well. temperatures are not going to change a whole lot as if we get into christmas day, the numbers are great and we can't loose sight, in the extended forecast, no rain in sight and with the very calm conditions in place, that hazy sky will stick around, a jump in temperatures will be better. >>> and hundreds of vehicles could be getting some money back. the south koreaian company will pay up and they say they were he can and rated for the 2013 model years. the average only they are will get $50 and others will get $670. >>> here is a quick look at the stocks after yesterday's highs and they are up 73 points and the s&p 500 has the record high. >>> a heartbreaking theft to tell you about just before christmas, a one of a kind cello that was stolen and the big plans for it on christmas day. >>> it was a chr

i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here where syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here to raise hogs, and cattle on the property. maybe keep a cabin or two around for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary motivation -- >> no. >> -- this doesn't seem like the fastest road to untold wealth. >> my friend's father had a sugar shack. everybody had one. you can go back three generations, they had a sugar shack. i'm very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada, you know? >> you celebrate canadian history, you celebrate canadian traditions, you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot? is that what's going on here? is it national quebecois fervor? >> i say it's one of the most important restaurants for me. in north america, if not the world. >> it's an

. >>> two men were critically injured near sap fran's alamo square. it started shortly before christmas on baker street. they found the wooden victorrian homes. one neighbor said she wasee normsly impressed by the quick response of the fire firefighters who raced to that scene. >> as a neighbor and as a mother of young children, i am so grateful to see dozens of firefighters and other emergency sponsors, i am making sure this fire was put out and it is really remarkable and so forth. >>> now they were ready to put out the flames and they caused major damage and they are still trying to determine the cause of that fire. >>> a meeting will be held today for those affected by a huge forest fire in the area of sir. firefighters are still patrolling the area. that fire burn had 34 homes and all of the people are back in that area and the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> today is the 4th straight day this week, the 19th this season, wood burning is banned and it is illegal to use wood burning unless it is your only source of heat. >>> and it is a near reco

sap, the german software giant or sandisk which is going cloud?er, the pie is getting sliced up. it is harder to grab some of the apples in it. >> yes, you know they do have competition in all three of their business areas whether it's database or hardware or applications. you know and classically, traditionally the competition has been sap and ibm and microsoft in database but, you know, we're seeing some changes in the market and i'd say those do remain the biggest competitors by far but where the destruction is occurring is absolutely in in cloud applications with new competitors coming in such as workday. in hardware oracle has had a pretty tough run with the acquisition of sun over the last several years, you know, in the hopes they can turn the corner on that this quarter seemed a bit better than expectations but still hardware was down a bit. david: there is another factor here, steve, that sort of relates what happened to the fed today which is while wall street loves what the fed did there is a question of overall growth. everybody wants

sap was looking to get more active in the sports marketing and sponsorship business.ey were willing to take on the last two years that remained on the hp agreement and extended for three additional years. we expect them to activate on their sponsorship very regularly over the next i've years. >> it is a global and somewhat iconic company. that helps parallel with your brand. and you would argue that that is a global and iconic brand. >> it parallels very well for us. we have a lot of popularity worldwide and it has been accentuated this fall with the emergence of our star rookie player. it extends our brand even further. >> give us an anecdotal example about how your rookie assist in your marketing strategy. thatou take advantage of worldwide? >> the magnificent goal that hertl scored on october 8 had 5 million page views on our website next day. it had the highest number of usage on nhl.com. you need a product that wins and plays well competitively. winning products has been a hallmark of silicon valley over the last two decades. the sharks have adapted well to the r

. >> what 4:39 is the time, sap fran is still in the red after hosting the america's cup races and what this could mean for the city's bid to host the next race. >> why parents are now taking measures in to their own hands... >> we are looking apt the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is looking pretty good, coming through, we will let you another of some other spots where traffic is beginning to slow down. >>> well, it is another cold one out there but there is signs of a warmup, i will have answers to those questions coming up. i love watching tv 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 made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> welcome back, time now 4:4

. >> he pulled himself upby the boot saps. >> doesn't en have college degree.typical whatever. ben, you are successful. you are themerican dream. for me, what i see -- >> me? >> you are, you are. i have been to your website. you have more ways of hustling than anybody i have seein my life. you are the consummate american in my mind. here is one of the roblems. >> okay. you know, you're exactly right. i have a bigheadstart in life because i had a successful father. do you know how he got there? he washed dishes to put himself through college. i would wash dish ifs the price was right. it's grea thing tosupport your fafamily by washing dishes. i couldn'to it now but i would do it if i had to, i guess. the media doesn't believe i getting rich by luck. they are rich beause they think they are thieves and bandits. because theare rich themselves there is no moreleft than a hollywood illionaire. >> theare all silver spoon in the mou kids. >> by the way, ben works his tootsie off now. >> you can have the last minute. >> will point out you cansay whatever you want about

the global warming agenda is economy-sapping delusion that even the biggest advocates don't believe int coastal properties for new york and california. they go up in price and bought by the al gore lovers. i shows how among the biggest supporters nobody buys in to this. >> voting with their feet. there is a politicals a fect this. tony abbott the new prime minister there. he became prime minister largely because he posed their carbon tax. they implement and was unpopular. >> they realize it was harming the economy. australia is dependent on minerals. this was a disastrous tax among others. look at germany and denmark, it's three times more than the united states. they take unproven theory, unscientifically proven to apply it and hurt economies and hurt people's chances to get ahold. >> rich karlgaard, we are almost out of time but this comes when we make advances in carbon energy in this country. >> yeah. shale oil and natural gas boon is terrific and will save our bacon in the end. if government,les unless government decides to kill it. >> you had to bring up bacon now. the food polic

you could sap that strength, erode the power of our legal system and the legal system, in my opinion, is the greatest strength this nation has. i thank the chair and would yield the floor. i will yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 9:00 >> you can see past programs and get the schedule on our website and join in the conversation on social media websites. >> coming up, the communicators examines the government's role in supporting health care technology. and then a look at the 2014 energy outlook. and later we will mark the hundredth anniversary of the federal reserve. >> >> we are on site in washington, d.c. this week. it is the site of the first ever expo. joining us on the communicators is the director of the fcc. welcome. >> thank you. >> why is the fcc involved in these matters? >> one of the ways we are involved is we had an m-health task force saying here are ways that the fcc can provide leadership in the area. we allocate spectrum and that is the oxygen on which mobile devices run whether it is for health or other

that means the water in sap fran bay is getting clearer. but the clearer water lets in less sunlight. causing algae. new reg -- regulation may be needed. >> they were doing mining it it lowered the level of the bay that so much came in there was 10 feet on the bottom of the bay that is purely gold rush sediment. that will always be through but the clairity is getting better. that is good news. >>> now, heading out, 56 in concord and 66 at oakland looking towards the bay bridge. cool side, bundle up if you are heading out. should be clear. and overnight lows tonight, down to 38 degrees in santa rosea, 49 in the city and 45 degrees in san jose. 41 out at trafis. and for tomorrow, we will be looking at mostly sunny skies with the temperatures in the middle 60s around the bay. inland is still all of the way in the upper 60s and around the bay, not bad. plenty of sunshine but, boy, things are going to cool down. this is what kept us warm. the high pressure that is hitting the california coastline. the high gets a bite taken out of it by a strong

and he's got more to say about the benefit of milkweed to monarchs >> it has a poisonous sap.'t know if you can see it bleeding there when i pull a leaf off. and that latex sap protects the caterpillars. >> reporter: because it gives them a nasty taste which puts off predators. molly keck, an insect expert at texas a&m university, says milkweed isn't just being attacked by farmers under threat from herbicides. >> we're developing, and so these natural areas. there are buildings in neighborhoods that are popping up, so there's less places where milkweed has the potential to grow. few animals like changes to their surroundings. but the loss of milkweed isn't the monarchs only problem. the adult butterflies get energy from nectar as they fly down to mexico. >> when we have extreme droughts like we've been experiencing in the united states, there are less nectar-producing plants and we see less butterflies, we see less bees, we see less of all the pollinating insects. >> reporter: the falling numbers add a sense of urgency to research into monarch behavior. here in college station

the big surf fire -- still sapping extra engines and bulldozers with air tankers on call. it has also responded to several fires today, in higher elevations where the wind is the strongest. >>> state regulators have fined for faulty recordkeeping on a major gas pipeline. the story we've been following for you since early october. line 47 was taken out of service after questions of safety were raised by an engineer who worried old welding could cause a -- the state public utilities conditions full pressure operations on that line. city of san carlos is considering legal action to halt that. >>> the bay area is about to get some new digits. there has been approved the 628 area code approved this morning. the agency says all of the number for the 415 area code will be used up by october of 2015, so that 628 area code will be assigned to new numbers in san francisco. don't worry, people with existing 415 area codes get to keep their numbers. >>> california's attorney general says that her office is closely monitoring what happened at target where data from up to 40 million cre

because are that we are focusing on projects that are shovel ready and trying to get into contract a sap and for construction cost. part of that is for their approval. in appropriation do not prevent us from spending any money from any eligible capital expense but in allows us to have the expect ability in how we manage the funds. from the 2008 bond, we have both been lucky and good, i think. we have been very good in our over all management of the go bond program and that has resulted in project savings from many projects particularly again from the first half of the bond implementation when there were bid savings and also the recent project where again just there have been minimal change orders and we manage to come right in before the bidding climate turned to our disadvantage. we have $3 million and interest accrued on the bond. that is about $6.8 million that we need. we need those funds to be able to move those projects forward as they are currently scoped. >> so as i said we want to address the unforeseen escalation of regulatory requirements and the overall commitment of the clea

. >> you can hear the sound of the helicopters flying over head doing water drops the sound of the sap popping, and the branches falling in the forest. this is really, very close to the heart of this fire. >> i appreciate if you guys get your shots real quick and lets get out of here because we're going to be in harms way if we don't. >> ok, well, we've been told we have to move out of here right now. these flames are incredibly high - this is one of the biggest fires that we've seen so far this season. we've never seen anything like this, there's a really loud roaring sound of these trees going up in flames. it's actually pretty scary and we're going to get out of here now. >> if this is a war against wildfire, it seems that for now nature has the upper hand. with each new fire season, the costs of the current strategy get higher, and for those whose lives are on the line, the casualties become too many. >> you would think that the death of 19 firefighters in yarnell would be a wake up call. this calls for a radical rethink, not just of how you fight fire in california, but the rule o

sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a soggy mess. hot water pipe burst around 2:30 this morning. flooded a security checkpoint and knocked terminal a baggage handling system completely out of commission. that forced passengers to ride shuttles or walk to terminal b to drop off the checked bags and to clear security. but again things getting about a being to norma normal. >> while talking about airport. baggage handlers caught red handed. next on 7 news. hidden camera capture airport worker stealing from passenger passengers. the exclusive video and happening more than you may think, too. >> plus shopping season is in full swing, right? or is it? why the mall are missing one key ingredient. >> act of terror ladies to act of love. series of events that led one boston bombing victim to the woman that would change hi

sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crime rate is still lower than that in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a soggy mess. hot water pipe burst around 2:30 this morning. flooded a security checkpoint and knocked terminal a baggage handling system completely out of commission. that forced passengers to ride shuttles or walk to terminal b to drop off the checked bags and to clear security. but again things getting about a being to norma normal. >> while talking about airport. baggage handlers caught red handed. next on 7 news. hidden camera capture airport worker stealing from passenger passengers. the exclusive video and happening more than you may think, too. >> plus shopping season is in full swing, right? or is it? why the mall are missing one key ingredient. >> act of terror ladies to act of love. series of events that led one boston bombing victim to the woman that would change hi

going to be a better player and i feel like i'm a part of player so i'm not down not down and i'm a sap farm. while one club man kobe bryant has signed a two year contract extension that will take the thirty five year old into his twentieth season with the l.a. lakers the damage is much worse than the worth forty eight point five million dollars the five time n.b.a. champion hasn't played this season with a tag he's accused tendon last april but was happy his team kept pace with him. makes me want to run to all four. you know kind of this adds more fuel to the fire . you know prove to everybody that you know they're right you know everybody else is wrong. while in the euro league says guy moscow secured a top sixteen place with an eighty two seventy four when the devalued yet ukrainian hosts lead fifty nine fifty eight going into the fourth quarter but the army men then forged ahead here pulled back to within a point after a four three point just didn't play to her top score at karl-heinz and milk they got six combined helped us get sealed their third straight victory. and the russian c

possibility as a great scholar said once the constitution of the united states is not for export but you also sap that united states and the west will collapse in the same way rogue is from uncontrolled multiculturalism do you not believe in the positive effects of globalization. we're listening to there's no doubt that globalization has some tremendously positive. aspects to it and consequences from it i think that the fact that the chinese people for example. where i visited china with richard nixon it is opening to china i was part of that delegation. it was a deeply repressed country poverty was pandemic it was a dreary as dreary a places i've ever seen and i think globalization is in large part responsible for the enormous build up of china the fact that there's widespread wealth in china there's enormous production it is growing it ten percent twelve percent eight percent a year for twenty twenty five years that's a good thing my concern about globalization is the american economy america was the most productive nation in the world a tremendous manufacturing power when i ran for president i

sap jose mayor says the city needs more police officers despite growing crime problem san jose crimeat in san francisco or oakland keep in mine. >> stay in san jose for a moment. terminal a at the international airport there fully reopened late this afternoon after travelers endured a soggy mess. hot water pipe burst around 2:30 this morning. flooded a security checkpoint and knocked terminal a baggage handling system completely out of commission. that forced passengers to ride shuttles or walk to terminal b to drop off the checked bags and to clear security. but again things getting about a being to norma normal. >> while talking about airport. baggage handlers caught red handed. next on 7 news. hidden camera capture airport worker stealing from passenger passengers. the exclusive video and happening more than you may think, too. >> plus shopping season is in full swing, right? or is it? why the mall are missing one key ingredient. >> act of terror ladies to act of love. series of events that led one boston bombing victim to the woman that would change his life. >> and i'm keeping a

melissa, las vegas sappeds really kind of helping to power these casino stocks this week. >> thanks for that. so can the hot streak continue at this point? call to the charts and find out the man who counts his cards in his sleep, carter of oppenheimer. >> yes. the relative strength is what's important when the week was very poor until today, these stocks acted well all week long. let's take a look at a few charts. las vegas sands one year chart, what's important about this, basically a dead asset for quite some time that has come to life in a big way and orderly way. nice regular uptrend. the implication this throws to about 80. we closed today around 75, 76. take a look at it another way. the same uptrend, same chart but this breakout that kicks things off. we're in this channel, the presumption again around 80, 81. so put it altogether. this is the level from which we broke out. it's important. big range. the breakout is young. there's more to go presumptively. we're looking for low 80s. buy, stay long if you're already there. >> all right. well it's no secret that mike and carter ar

sap down by one .5%. a volatility, people are protecting. they are buying protection here and in the u.s. 17% andty has risen by in the past 10 trading days. lot about protecting yourself from a volatility spikes in the coming months. we have the automobile reports. rising for a third month. the loans rising street in four years. you are seeing spain and the u.k. the u.k. is number two markets. a volkswagen, they're over wall sales rising. the premium brand saw it fall. -- their overall sales are rising. -- the premium brand was falling. the insurer here. profits this morning. how to shock the market. minus. the seven highest a great. a technological glitch here. let's not focus on that. fantastic christmas at dixons enacted just tablets and ipass. the phenomenon of baking. i had to throw that in. first pretax profit in six years. >> not bad. thank you. our next guest is optimistic about the u.s. for 2014 but cautious about europe. chief strategist and ahead of investing at cross bridge capital. they have more than 2 billion euros in assets

when he got into office, they had been really sapped by sanctions for all these years and could haveone either way. look at zimbabwe next door. interesting because you mentioned the sanctions risk. there was a divide in this country about the sanctions. reagan was slow to act and there was a lot of pressure or members of the congressional black caucus and other circles as they have been noting tonight, lots of concerts in support of mr. mandela, lots of concerts in support of those who said that we should not have any dealings with south africa as long as apartheid was still in place. >> the people for sanctions were on the right side of history because it really did weaken the regime and probably brought them to the bargaining table much quicker. >> in your article, you noted south africa's economic and clinical aspects were intertwined. how so? how did he help to narrow that defined? had growth rates under 1% during the entire apartheid regime. from the time he was a like did until 2008 they were clipping along. that is an astonishing miracle and away. he did that by saying we want

. >>> a one day strike by fast food workers in sap hose and around the -- san jose and around the country : however the owners of the fast-food restaurant say customers will be charged more and jobs will be lost. and planning for learn thursday this afternoon. >>> and a south bay student is remembered after being hit and killed and we are helping students cope with that loss. >>> the deaths of the 19 firefighters, it could have an impact on firefighters all over the country. >>> it looks good on highway 4 as you come up to the willow pass grade, we will he will -- tell you where. -- tell you where. >>> >> also we will have all of the details coming up on weather. use chase freedom at select department stores and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can give her an even bigger surprise. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] . >>> coming up, arizona forestry has been fined for safety violations which led to the death of 19 firefighters. cal osha found forestry officials but put the protection of homes befo

the 19th that they should go there and consult with their position to decide whether they want to be sap cy nateed against pep taoeuts a. >>> there is no risk from eating or drinking. >> new research shows patients two understood west simulated. that plead your is the most common. the study follows 146 patients in finland and have had the procedure while the others had a surgery which included only an insays. a kwraoáer later both sides of the result said they worked. >>> friends of a woman killed last week in a bicycle accident in oakland are remembering her as an avid rider who was around about bike safety. student wadson died after being hit by a road trip. she was righting to her husband when it happened. there is word that a memorial band will be held before the new year. >>> a spike in the number of rights boxing this, to be the the goal is to make. >> we've seen our bicycling grow. >> reporter: cyclists say it defeats the purpose of two wheel transit. >> the bike idea is you can pick pit up and you can right along. now a kids has to register their bike. >> but tax bicyclists has f

of outside force this is accomplished by manipulating him psychologically until his resistance is sapped and his urge to yield is fortified needless to say this little has gotten some harsh criticism julian sanchez a fellow who studies copyright policy at the cato institute had this to say of the error do they not cover this in orientation sensitive documents should not be placed in public repositories and by the way they are not copyrightable how do you even get a clearance without knowing this stuff now in response to this apparent mistake and f.b.i. spokesman told mother jones at the agency is aware of the matter but quote cannot provide any further information at this time regarding the subject. and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to you tube dot com ford slash r t america check out our website artie dot com forward slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir i gave it stay tuned boom bust is next. the fact that. everybody go to the show did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and they're trying to that's

odd when you see our immigrant population i see the people who came here with nothing and then making sap -- six figures then randomly decided to open case of why we're not there risktaker any more we fell into the middle class apathy and let the country slowly dissipate around us not only do we not duse's people ask me what can redo? icy blast the wrong question but what are you doing now? people say who is your congressman? they have no idea. think of the apathy in the midterm election it is not uncommon for 50 percent of the people not to vote. i thought i can't. i'm sorry i would rather die pour. might wife and i had a prolonged conversation their real consequences so going down to the cinco day meyer party and she turned to me is that i would not talk you out of this? she said no. do it. reside. and on the way in she said you know, i was a classmate? she said it's because i'm pregnant. i thought have then puts a zero way to put the price on things my boss thought i was crazy but i walked out they have the glass door that is heavy even when it slams it would rock's old building. when

up in this environment and we are getting that easterly breeze, south san jose is 28, men low park saplnut cream is closed and it's still cold even 39 and 4s, the freeze warning is still up in the valley and out to the east bay and on to the peninsular. 9 in reno, 25 in ukiah, and in upper lake county, 20s mainly, clear skies and a little cool down a weak system coming into the north with a few high clouds and today clear and cold and that freeze warning ends at 9:00, we have had the freeze warning all morning long, clark until other locations it will be a slight warm up and we will folk focus on that. 50s on many, concord pleasant hill, and yet, it is a little cooler, it is a little tough with that east breeze, and 60 for san jose, cupertino, morgan hill, it will be close for others and temperatures are about the same, coast and bay, and for much of the peninsular, 59 around 59 degrees a few high clouds, maybe some patchy low clouds and warmer temperatures especially on sunday and monday. >>> 6:59 it is a story that could get you some food diddies why they must wait a mop. >> business

the 19th that they should go there and consult with their position to decide whether they want to be sap nateed against pep taoeuts a. >>> there is no risk from eating or drinking. >> new research shows patients two understood west simulated. that plead your is the most common. the study follows 146 patients in finland and have had the procedure while the others had a surgery which included only an insays. a kwraoáer later both sides of the result said they worked. >>> friends of a woman killed last week in a bicycle accident in oakland are remembering her as an avid rider who was around about bike safety. student wadson died after being hit by a road trip. she was righting to her husband when it happened. there is word that a memorial band will be held before the new year. >>> a spike in the number of rights boxing this, to be the the goal is to make. >> we've seen our bicycling grow. >> reporter: cyclists say it defeats the purpose of two wheel transit. >> the bike idea is you can pick pit up and you can right along. now a kids has to register their bike. >> but tax bicyclists has fals

bring us a previous up to date with what you know about what's happened here today this tit for tat the sap and. attacks by the israeli army on the gaza strip for the boss a few are ones have began after the killing of an israeli soldier and in fact for the boss a few days there have been some the clashes between palestinian militants there israeli army and the israeli army wanted to. wanted to improve the buffer zone between gaza and israel and they were shooting at policy and farmers and civilians for the boss a few days to the palestinian militants should an israeli soldier out when he was did clear on the israeli warplanes that take the gaza strip they have been the sun is in the gaza strip is so most of them are civilians and up to now a situation somehow is being calm but for the bost two hours of why the scale attacks on the gaza strip was by the israeli warplanes what israel says it was target situation so if you still i mean israel says it was targeting a military training camp it brings into question why a little girl a civilian was in a military training camp if that was the case

also below freezing 32 outside of your door and temperatures around the bay area, 30s to low 40s, 39 sape, and at the oakland area, if you are catching a flight, san francisco the reporting station is down in your neighborhood and checking in around 48 at this hour, widespread 30s into walnut creek, 37 lafayette and orinda you are the warm number on that map. 51 degrees. it is another spare the air day and you can see the quality index number above the hundred mark and that means that shade of orange there and if you are sensitive to the pollution this is to be aware of, that is the groups that we are looking for in the afternoon, upper of 0 -- 60 nazi oak -- upper 60s in half-moon bay and lower 70s and if you are thinking about heading out to the beach into monterey, large breaking waives continue to break. how long is this beach weather going to last, good morning tara. >>> we are not seek very much tar tara, we had some shoppers straggling overall it is looking good. if you look there is an overview of the bay area and we can zoom in and everything is looking good through concord and

. >>> the city of sap fran still sees red.ell us -- san francisco still sees red and they will tell us how much it is costing taxpayers. >> reporter: as you may remember, the races coming from behind to win the cup in the last few days but now that the race is over, some are questioning whether the america's cup races were even worth it according to the chronicle this morning. they analyzed the numbers and found it is red when it comes to hosting the race. it is finding 654 million and they will not be getting any deep economic and through fundraiser they are onliable to refund if the money. david chu said it was worth it for for the 22nd deadline. live in san francisco brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> 6:41 is the time, the question many businesses may soon no longer be able to ask you on your job application. >>> a controversial shooting of andy lopez, the shooter returns to work and we will tell you what supporters of lopez are planning for today. >>> good morning, we do have a look at highway 24 as we drive to

. >> now sap fran police were here dressed up as fans and they went smoothly inside the park but outsidene man was hit in the head with a bottle. he was hit by minor cuts at the scene, no arrests were made. in the third quarter, the jets are up 37-10 but raiders will not give up. he passed it for all four players there, rod treater went 27-17 and the jets held out 27- 7. >>> a lack of information will prevent them and they are counting on nearby businesses to provide 21,000 parking spaces on game days but during the week they will be filled by employee cars which means that will be no more monday night games or possibly ever. >>> the sonoma sheriff's deputy who shot and killed andy lopez is returning to work and the action protesters are planning on taking later today. >>> we have a couple of things popping up in the east bay. we have a new crash in the east bay. >>> there are fans here, see i am getting tired of this and there are signs, we could get record lows take a look at some much these. omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page? they're

. >> a sap jose home for desabled adults is struggling to make life epijoyable for the resident. >> thisoke and they coptget it repaired and they were resigned to a gloomy holiday. >> until sen on your side michael finny stepped in to help. >> watching television is one activity to bring resident here together in shamrock house in san jose. >> it is a good thing for the household. >> it is a home for quad plegic adults that rarely venture outside. television brings the world inside. >> together the six resident watch movies and 49er games and reality shoes. the tv is important. they instead of living in it their rooms like a bubble they mingle. ntv and movie nights lift the spirits of the resident. >> it was broke and no picture or sound and the tv did not work. luckily the extended warpty was volid but only two more weeks. fer nando foiled a claim and a technician came. and the part was not that right part. >> another technician came with a part and it didn't work. a third and 40th. and the tv department work. and the mod if the house turned somber. >> they are in their rooms and it is

, 50 to 54 covers it and brentwood livermore oakland, a little warmer, alameda, that is a heatwave, saphe peninsular, each day temperatures are bumping up and and it will be a week system and we will have record highs coming up. >>> palo alto coming up starting up $1 billion. they plan documents for a $50 million round for funding. many have downloaded the app which turns it into personalized magazines. they have a full paint ad which goes with a variety of sources. >> lieu lou lemon will step down and she will be the new chief executive and take over next mop. they have been looking for a new ceo in june. she said she will leave when a new replacement is found and will be pants and women wearing them. >>> we will have some of the most popular gifts this year and 6 in 10 say the most popular gift is a gift card. retail analysts say that trend could ruin christmas. if everyone is treating gift cards, they may as well write each other a check. >> i feel that way too. it should be a thoughtful gift. >>> time is 551, controversial, a plan to track down crime in san francisco, now criticism

they didn't sap they pay they p ways. they parted ways with us. remember there was a daniel. >> he parted ways with his clothes in the park. >> jedediah. the ratings were bad. do you think that had to do with the decision? >> i think it's interesting that martin bashar still has his job. he still said that thing about sarah palin wanting people to defecate in her mouth. he said that and got away with it. he apologized and alec baldwin apologized. i'm trying to figure out the s discrepancy. maybe he did cause a bunch of uproar at work and there were many layers here. i don't know. i think it's a little -- >> before you make a defecation joke, here is why sarah palin, anti-gay slur -- >> that's the obvious answer. it's fine. it's almost pathetic. don't make it so easy for us to figure it out. >> i would like a flashy parade. >> jesse you've been looking at me as though you need to say something important. >> it's only been a minute and a half and that's already the most popular thing in germany. >> andy, he's extraemely talentd and a new wife and a

. >> i have to tell you, governor, when we go to auschwitz, when anybody goes there, it saps everythingfrom you. you go there and you feel deflated. you come out and you feel sad. this, i hon leftly -- honestly believe will be one of the few occasions that you will come out of auschwitz feeling rejuvenated and stronger and empowered because to be at the site that 69 years ago these people wouldn't have imagined they would survive another minute, this many years later, with the majority of the government of israel, the parliament of israel, to stand there in the symbol of force, this is our victory. i was calmed -- called by a 93-year-old survivor and he said, johnny, listen, i'm not in the best of health. he said, at my age bite green bananas. he said for me, i have to be there. for me to stand in this place with my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren, this is my sign of victory and closure. standing there, again, in the symbol of force and strength. we say never again. never again has turned into a phrase that is used all of the time. never again, can't happen again. nev