but so far, schumacher has failed to shine.ys he's unhappy with the situation. >> schumacher is stumped. they're raising legend would never have dreamt he could drop so far behind when he returned to formula one racing. the laid-back euphoria with which he started the season is gone. he is being used to promote a whole product line, but it is not going exactly as planned. >> we're not where we wanted to be. of course we expected to be fighting for the championship this year. but we have had to accept that we cannot do that with this car. >> as far as schumacher is concerned, the car is the reason his competitors are leaving him so far behind on the racetrack. but there are other explanations. >> for him to come back this year in a way as bad luck. this year, i think there's a better group of drivers in formula one than i can remember. >> sebastian vettel, webber, alonso, hamilton, a new generation of racing drivers regularly stealing the show. >> i was happy when i came back. i could see that he was ahead of me. i thought, wow,

but so far, schumacher has failed to shine. he's unhappy with the situation. >> schumacher is stumped. they're raising legend would never have dreamt he could drop so far behind when he returned to formula one racing. the laid-back euphoria with which he started the season is gone. he is being used to promote a whole product line, but it is not going exactly as planned. >> we're not where we wanted to be. of course we expected to be fighting for the championship this year. but we have had to accept that we cannot do that with this car. >> as far as schumacher is concerned, the car is the reason his competitors are leaving him so far behind on the racetrack. but there are other explanations. >> for him to come back this year in a way as bad luck. this year, i think there's a better group of drivers in formula one than i can remember. >> sebastian vettel, webber, alonso, hamilton, a new generation of racing drivers regularly stealing the show. >> i was happy when i came back. i could see that he was ahead of me. i thought, wow, t

michael schumacher en su retorno no se vio en toda la temporada.la pausa y al volver entre otras cosas les contamos quienes estaran en la final de la mls. por la mls, se jugo la semifinal de la liga y final de conferencias, por la del oeste, en el home depot center, fc dallas contra algunos pronostico goleo de visita 3-0 al galaxy, la fiesta de goles la inicio david ferreira a los 26, le siguio george john a los 54 minutos de tiempo corrido y sobre los 73 aparecio el hondureño marvin chávez para darle al dallas la victoria, el titulo de la conferencia del oeste y el pase a la final de la liga. (sot) por la asi es que ya lo sabe, la final la tendremos por galavision. y se preguntara como quedaron los redskins el fin de semana, pues no jugaron, pero les contamos porque. y es que hoy se cierra la decima semana de la nfl y sera aca en maryland, en el estadio del fedex field, en donde los redskins de washington reciben a las 8.30 de la noche a las aguilas de filadelfia. obligados los redskins a una victoria para mantenerse en carr

. >> reporter: schumacher says in his case nothing was stolen but he's one of 41 san anselmo residents whose car were burglarized or rifled through between midnight saturday and 7:00 sunday morning. people lost gps units, cell phones and other personal items. detective julie gorewood is working the case. >> i would say 41 is a lot. >> reporter: and she says every victim in this neighborhood just a few minutes from the police station had done what schumacher did. >> left the door unlocked, unfortunately. >> reporter: this woman says her husband's car was also opened during the crime spree. >> but it is scary to feel like somebody has been going through your things and, you know, is intent on stealing. >> reporter: police urged people to lock their car doors but resident after resident told us they never do. >> i've heard of this but never here, ever. it's not very smart. i should pay better attention. i probably will start locking it now, huh? >> reporter: police also warned residents not to leave valuables in plain sight even if they lock up. the detective walked a few blocks and saw v

. >> my name is linda schumacher and i am the chief operating officer for chinese hospital. i come to thank you for your leadership in helping to provide the direction and planning for the health care needs of san francisco. chinese hospital is a very unique community health care provider with a unique history. we have been in existence for 110 years. we are the only hospital dedicated to the care of chinese in the united states, and have been supported by the community extensively. in 1925, the community raised the funds to build the first official hospital at 835 jackson st.. we are -- we are governed by a voluntary board of trustees. 90% of our residents come from san francisco. more than 45% come from the communities in chinatown, north beach, and not hill. 98% are asian. 88% are over the age of 60. we serve a unique nation of residence in san francisco. -- we serve a unique niche of restidents in san francisco. overtly -- over 90% of them speak chinese. originally, we were concerned that the language in the available public document would impact our ability in the pipel

michael schumacher, kelly lau and caren ramirez pleaded guilty in october to several felonies includingdangerment, withholding food and infliction of corporal injury. they face up to 30 years in prison as part of their plea deals and will be sentenced in december. the teen was held captive by his legal guardian and the homeowners between 2007- 2008. he took the stand and described the torture which included lighting his pants on fire, starving him and beating him unconscious. >> 7:21 a.m. that with more on this day before thanksgiving. we will tell you everything you knoneed to know for turkey day. it looks like a nice clear morning but it is freezing out there. we have freeze warnings and tahoe is well below eight below zero right now. 7:24 a.m. san jose nice and light both directions. 37 degrees in san jose. a high of 52 colder yet in your neighborhood. the 7 day around the bay forecast not getting out of the cold for a couple of days for thanksgiving it gets colder 29 inland. below freezing and a high of 55 free afternoon a thanksgiving. friday when you shop and saturday through the

michael schumacher, kelly lau and caren ramirez pleaded guilty in october to several felonies includingdangerment, withholding food and infliction of corporal injury. they face up to 30 years in prison as part of their plea deals and will be sentenced in december. the teen was held captive by his legal guardian and the homeowners between 2007- 2008. he took the stand and described the torture which included lighting his pants on fire, starving him and beating him unconscious. his for more legal guardians deals for other felonies. >> taking all look at walnut creek nominee cars out there right now the big story all- around for the cree to san jose cold, cold, cold. we will be right back 6:25 a.m. taking a peek at traffic in san jose. that is a lot of traffic may be everybody is headed to the airport. it is currently 37 degrees. that is a big story. 37 warming up to 52 this afternoon. >> keeping an eye on the national weather is well and the seventh day cold weather here for the week and for friday morning very cold temperatures close records afternoon highs not warming up much either. na

waiters' neighbors, michael schumacher and his wife, kelly lau, and ramirez's guardian, all acceptedleas last month to more than a dozen felonies. >> some 40 3:00 a.m. back with more of a couple of minutes alive a look at walnut creek. traffic is low set out on the right hand side as you can see lots of sun we're looking at another nice day as we watch temperatures go down abet and we continue to track hotspots problems with public transit. but starr would start recovering from earlier problems a train stalled in side of the trans bay to affecting only trains towards him francisco that translated into a system wide delays 30 minutes for things. i mean trains. 30 minute train delays system wide. not all trains will be affected that way but if you're entering the system plan on that bit of extra time to get to your destination this morning likely will see some crowded platforms. crowded freeways as well adn the ride westbound it is backed up and has been from highway 4 actually a bit before " closer to willow about where the back up state for 80 in the westbound direction. 680 back up

and falls road at schumacher. and harrison boulevard. and hale thorpe. one more accident in severn, newport road at i-97. 29 miles per hour. on the outer loop between 85 and 83. >> slow and go between 175 and 32. and in the southbound lanes, watch for some sun glare. then there's a look outside at the top side of the beltway, where we have that accident at york road. >>> if you've suffered a personal injury, visit 1- -- visit the cochran firm. >>> another trip for president obama. joel brown is at the white house with details. >> this round table of world leaders signed off on one of president obama's top priorities. and exit strategy. they plan to start gradually withdrawing troops. >> this is an opportunity for us to align an approach in afghanistan. >> the escalating war is dominating discussions at nato's two-day summit. of the 140,000 coalition troops, two-thirds are american. but a record number of allied casualties this year is ramping up pressure for an exit plan. the president wants to fully hand over security to the afghans by the end of 2014.

michael schumacher, kelly lau and caren ramirez pleaded guilty in october to several felonies includingony child abuse endangerment, withholding food and infliction of corporal injury. they face up to 30 years in prison as part of their plea deals and will be sentenced in december. the teen was held captive by his legal guardian and the homeowners between 2007- 2008. he took the stand and described the torture which included lighting his pants on fire, starving him and beating him unconscious. he's gate, wearing boxer shorts and shackles on his ankles. we're going to take a break, 5:23 a.m. on this wednesday before thanksgiving, let's go as i give you a live look of the golden gate bridge hopefully it will be that way all morning long. it is cold and napa, 30 degrees warming up to 51 this afternoon. more and your forecasts, a commuter and top stories in a minute. don't forget we will replay highlights of the giants rookies parade this saturday will air that between seven-8:00 p.m. serve him instead last time we have another chance between 7-8:00 p.m. the best of celebration. we will be

he is the last defendant commit facing prosecution his neighbors michael and kelly schumacher in the teens are legal burden all accepted these of last month. more than a dozen felonies. >> time right now 5:16 a.m. a cold start today out there, but a clear shot of the bay bridge. downtown san francisco from the north bay, up in the north bay it is really chilly low 40's, 42 degrees for santa rosa, getting up to 64 are high today are around 60 degrees, monday afternoon we will clip back down to the 40's by 8:00. here's your current temperatures, still in the '30's to fairfield, napa valley still pretty chilly and the love for the same for half moon bay, livermore 43, upper 40's through the south bay. afternoon highs expected to bring as temperatures into the upper 60s to the north bay, delta, the '70s in concord. 64 for a san francisco. upper '60's and 70's down in the here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. some of these warm response action going to be in the south bay. 72 for san jose. future cast we had a long string of days bringing us wet weather. starts on friday, you can s

and i'm going to qualify that by saying my name is cassie schumacher and i am the daughter of a vietnam veteran. i grew up around vfw post. i participated in cleveland in 1988. and at that time, my father, his ptsd got triggered. and in 1999, as a 20 some year old college student, i had to sit in a courtroom and hospitalized my father against his will to the va. and at the end of a 30 day stay, which he ended up escaping from, i talk with the nurse. and she said, we confiscated weapons that he was making. and i got on the phone with a psychiatrist and he said to me, he's doing much better. we're going to release them. that is unacceptable and it's substandard care. thank you. >> i agree. i agree. let me just finish. we just completed a study on the intervention and psychosis. now, schizophrenia is not something you can treat with words. one of the sad things we found up to six months, 30% of people did not have a diagnosis that would not be acceptable in terms for for heart diseases or any other bodily system, but it seems to be okay and bodily health. you can see that because we don't

and i'm going to qualify that by saying my name is cassie schumacher and i am the daughter of a vietnamteran. i grew up around vfw post. i participated in cleveland in 1988. and at that time, my father, his ptsd got triggered. and in 1999, as a 20 some year old college student, i had to sit in a courtroom and hospitalized my father against his will to the va. and at the end of a 30 day stay, which he ended up escaping from, i talk with the nurse. and she said, we confiscated weapons that he was making. and i got on the phone with a psychiatrist and he said to me, he's doing much better. we're going to release them. that is unacceptable and it's substandard care. thank you. >> i agree. i agree. let me just finish. we just completed a study on the intervention and psychosis. now, schizophrenia is not something you can treat with words. one of the sad things we found up to six months, 30% of people did not have a diagnosis that would not be acceptable in terms for for heart diseases or any other bodily system, but it seems to be okay and bodily health. you can see that because we don't hav

and i'm going to qualify that by saying my name is cassie schumacher and i am the daughter of a vietnam veteran. i grew up around vfw post. i participated in cleveland in 1988. and at that time, my father, his ptsd got triggered. and in 1999, as a 20 some year old college student, i had to sit in a courtroom and hospitalized my father against his will to the va. and at the end of a 30 day stay, which he ended up escaping from, i talk with the nurse. and she said, we confiscated weapons that he was making. and i got on the phone with a psychiatrist and he said to me, he's doing much better. we're going to release them. that is unacceptable and it's substandard care. thank you. >> i agree. i agree. let me just finish. we just completed a study on the intervention and psychosis. now, schizophrenia is not something you can treat with words. one of the sad things we found up to six months, 30% of people did not have a diagnosis that would not be acceptable in terms for for heart diseases or any other bodily system, but it seems to be okay and bodily health. you can see that because we don't

her name was mary schumacher and she was 111 years old.she was spry -- well, i shouldn't say spry because she wasn't moving very well but she had a very keen mind and we were able to have a a very good visit. 111 years old. and she talked to me about her memories of when she was six and watched the barn burn. i mean, she had a great memory. we talked about how things have changed in 100 years of her lifetime. by the way, i stopped at that nursing home to see mary because i wasn't able to be there some months before when i was invited to go to her birthday party. i was invited by her niece who showed up that saturday when i went to visit march rhode island her niece put on the birthday party and was in 103 years old and was in even better shape than mary. moving around and fussing and making sure this visit with mary was going well. but mary and i talked about the big changes in her lievment i thought, here's a person who's now lived over a century. she's seen everything. so let me think about her life. in 1909 -- and she'd have been nearly