and tonight he's seeing red. but not in the way you might think. find out why he's got folks from michigan to florida seeing red, too. we're just getting started. >>> also, as cavalcade of repeat offenders. our intrepid russ ptacek shines the light on local restaurants that can't seem to keep the yao in the restaurant business what could possibly be worse than getting shut down because you've got an infestation of vermin? i'll tell you, getting shut down twice, or how about three or four times. in tonight's restaurant alert we've got repeat offenders. >> our investigative reporter russ ptacek names names. spoiler alert, there will be rats. >> reporter: we start here just off dupont circle on t street with a list no restaurant wants to be object. wusa 9's repeat offenders. okay, right behind there. in the alley behind heritage india, these women are screaming at rats we found in august after back to back closures there. in july, inspectors closed heritage india with 22 violations citing gross, unsanitary conditions. in august officials shut it down

it has critics seeing red. phil lavelle has more. >> black pete is controversial but is a crowd pleaser. thousands of families lined the streets for the sinterklaas para parade, a dutch festival that comes before. black pete is a naughty helper. children paint their faces to look like him. it keeps youngsters happy, but not the campaigners, claiming this is a symbol of racism, a throw back to slave trade. this season of unity is decided. the number of protesters out on friday was small, swallowed up by the crowds. online 30,000 backed a call for black pete to be abolished. compare it to the 2 million who want him to stay. there's little chance that black pete will go anywhere. >> we are from holland. we want to keep it. >> ask someone not from the country - do you think this is racist? >> absolutely, no question. it seems obvious it's race. >>. >> you don't find it offensive? >> no. >> no. >> i like it. i have children, i do it. i have children. they like it. they do it at school. >> sinterklaas and black pete

laser is emitting a nice clear single frequency red light. see the red light gang? okay? a laser light, okay? it makes a nice, nice thin, thin beam. you guys can't see the beam right now because it's not scattering off anything. if i darken the room and put a little chalk dust here, you would see the beam shine and scatter. you know when you see a search light beam going up from a department store's opening or something like that? you see the beam only if there's a lot of gunk or something in the air. if the air were really, really clear, honey, you'd see no beam at all. so need something for the beam to scatter off. and what we have in here is some dairy creamer, a little dairy creamer and some water. so there's a scattering thing here. can you see the light beam? what i'm gonna do gang is put a mirror on the bottom here. and i'm gonna see if you can see the light refracting. lights, please. wow. can you be seeing such thing? neat. okay. oh what i just should have is-- does anyone have any-- does anyone smoke here? no. yeah. someone with a smoke, come on blow some smoke i

if you see green, see red, red in anger and red ink. >> we did this segment just for you.ou did this just for me? i'm touched. i am. i am not a fan of ethanol. it's not new how it affects the food prices but there is no up-side to lump it in with renewable fuel. i understand you have problem with government subsidiaries for these things, different conversation. who can be against renewable fuels? it's just a good thing. >> i think mike is one and go ahead. >> for me this is personal. this is a large kickback to farmers, david, which is why steve will never when iowa. >> for me this is more personal. this is terrible for engines. us destroyed the snow blower and the lawn engine. how am i supposed to do my lawn work? >> nothing against the farmers, usually the farmers getting the most support are the big corporate. not the small guy. >> big industrial farms. it takes 450 pounds of corn to make ethanol to fill up a single suv tank of gas. that is hardly efficient. this is high liquor roseive. it has to be transported wheel or rail not the pipeline. that is cost inefficient. >

he says he sees red. he sees red. >> drinking? >> probably goes drinking.amazing that he can't be forced out of office. this is aguy who con sorts with criminals and refused to cooperate with a police force he oversees. he's not going anywhere and his wife just standing by. >> to krystal's point, there are a lot of research that shows people in high positions of power or wealth, don't feel the rules apply to them. it's an interesting point that we seem to see a lot more with men, not only in sexual misconduct, which you can have a debate over how much that should matter, we have anthony weiner and others, how could he keep getting caught and reckless behavior, as well as to his family, or this kind of conduct. both being men. it's important to note, there are ten crack commandments -- you know this. i don't think this mayor is following them -- >> i don't know where you're going with this. >> i'll tell you where i'm going. never sell no crack where you rest at. >> that is a crack commandment, he's bringing it into where he rests at and his life. >> that's w

. >>> and then there is this, a giant loui vie ton suitcase has officials seeing red. trunk is two stories tall and has been there for two weeks. it's a temporary exhibit, but russia politicians say it's too large and is ruining their sacred spot. wait until they see how much it cost. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. take a look at this, that is the number of planes in the sky right now. so phone ahead. "inside story." >> america's longest war is almost over, but the transition to the next phase in the u.s.-afghanistan relationship involves a difficult diplomatic dance. the united states negotiated a deal called "the bilateral security accord" which would keep most troops in the country when nato's 75,000 leave next year. the deal hit a signnag. afghan president karzai presented a new last-minute set of demands. on this edition of "inside story" we will discuss america's

why the christmas tradition known as black pete has so many seeing red. >> at least threeeo

i'm seeing red state democrats who are concerned about what it's going to do to them in a state where folks are saying, we already don't like obama care. >> but they're the only ones who have a tough election. >> that's what matters. >> that is where it matters. what i don't understand and what i was asking josh about is i don't think that the fix the president's proposing, which frankly i think is mostly optical, mostly for him to be able to say, i'm trying to fix the problem, i don't think this solves the issue for red state democrats in the house or the senate because ultimately, that means they have to go back to their districts and their states, red as they may be, and say you got to trust the president. it's not a winning message in red america right now. mary landrieu has already come out and said she's still pursuing a legislative fix because they want to go on the record as fixing obama care. that is something that would actually help them. so that's the piece of this -- >> and it would give them something to run on. >> that's confusing to me. >> the president may care about

. >> want to show you the conditions now, you can see red there in both directions on highway 24 heading west toward the caldecott and east toward the caldecott as well, also highway 13 runs north southwest of the caldecott tunnel, quite a lot of back up there as well so be prepared to bring some patience if you are heading on highway 24 between arinda and oakland this afternoon. more details now, today's fire may have sparked those memories of that. this is video from that fire. early that morning a gasoline truck hit a car in the west bound bore that set off a fire that killed people again that was in 1982. it opened in 1937 with two tunnels, a third bore was added in 1964 and work on the 4th bore began in 2010 and that is expected to open in just two weeks. >>> now to developing news in los angeles, where there are reports a tsa agent was killed this morning by a gunman at los angeles international airport, at this point police will only say several people were wounded. l.a. police say the gunman opened fire with an assault weapon at a screening area in terminal three, that was just a

when you attack my integrity is a father and as a husband, i see red. today, i acted on complete impulse in my remarks. i fully realize in the past i have drank alcohol in excess. i wish you to know that i am receiving support from a team of health care professionals. i am taking accountability and receiving advice from people with expertise. i do not wish to comment on the particulars of this support. i am accepting responsibility for the challenges i face. i would ask you please, please, respect my family's privacy. >> okay, so little explaining. all of those threats you heard in just mentioned about legal action, that is not the threat of legal action he talked about today. that was yesterday. wants to see his former staffers who made allegations of criminal activity it came out in an affidavit. today he is starting to take his city council members to court because they are reducing his power and it does not seem to end. nic robertson joins us from toronto. i hate to use hyperbole when i asked for a comment from a reporter covering a story but this i

and you can see the red shaded area where we had a moderate risk. but i also wanted to point out in the red shade yard, you'd ar not out of the woods because this storm is going to move overnight tonight into tomorrow, and therefore the potential for very strong winds, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. this is going on into this evening and overnight. again, this high risk area including indianapolis, including fort wayne, up towards grand rapids. that's where we could see, again, the strong possibility for long track, very dangerous tornadoes. we'll see temperatures drop in 30 degrees in just a matter of hours. that's how significant this cold front is. and ahead of it, very warm, unstable air where we're going to be into the 60s well into the overnight hours. the wind threat is incredible as well where we could see straight line wind damage over a dozen states here. winds anywhere from 25 to 35 and up towards the great lakes region stretching into 45, even 50 miles per hour. so this is going to be a wide-reaching storm system. forecast satellite

and new york it's your turn to see red. this is what the flight board looked like first thing this morning at dfw and look at it tonight, almost all the cancelleds are gone. but remember, it's a domino effect and they have to fall somewhere, and just like the storm, all of that trouble is now moving east. george? >> thanks. our extreme weather team will continue to track that storm. >>> we move to new clues about the mind of a mad man, adam lanza, the gunman at sandy hook. one year later why he did it is a mystery. officials have been scouring his home, private computers, every corner of his life for answers and tonight they reveal what they found. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross has the details. >> sandy hook school, caller is indicating she thinks someone is shooting in the building. >> reporter: today's report said it took only 11 minutes for the shooter to kill all 20 first graders and six adults in the school. >> shooter is apparently still shooting. >> reporter: as to why 20-year-old adam lanza targ

. >>> a sudden spike in the cost of flood insurance has some bay area homeowners seeing red.e from the south bray to the delta contacted ktvu about their bills -- south bay to the delta contacted ktvu about their bills. and ken wayne has the impact it's having on some families. >> reporter: the price of peace and quiet just went way up. >> i just got this a couple of days ago. >> what did you think when you saw that bill? >> typo. that's what our insurance agent said too. it must be a typo. >> reporter: but it wasn't. the flood insurance premium on this 1,500 square house on bethel island went from 2,500 to $12,600 a year. >> that's for no contents that's just the structure. >> just the structure. >> reporter: their policy and millions of others through fema got a change. devastating storms such as katrina caused the program to go millions in debt. now a new program to make the program sustainable is coming at a huge cost. some of their neighbors have seen their rates everyone higher. >> 40,000 one resident out here. another resident i heard 25,000. >> they cut holes in the g

we may see a red flag warning being issued. ore changes, cooler weather and a chance for rain. >> right now, satellite radar shows clear skies over the bay. you can see the main chance of rain is to the east and we have the clear conditions but will still lead. we may see a little bit of fall out the door. you will see into the 6:00 hour that it is foggy conditions. a couple areas of fog for the north. by a p.m. the clouds will left. >> the temperatures out the door are a lot of 40's. it will be cooler than what we saw this morning. 40 degrees in napa and 45 1/2 moon bay and 45 in sunnyvale. into the afternoon we will see basically widespread seven days. the south bay will have low 70's and 73 in sunnyvale perry the inland valleys will be the upper 70's and 76 for pleasanton. 70 in san leandro and union city. low 60's for ocean beach in daly city. >> this is cords to be the extent of the system. here is a look picture extended forecast is a little warmer tomorrow but the winds will pick up perry ed gusty winds also for thursday.

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you see them at the top of the screen. has his wonderful red suit. the snowfall. these are the steps being blanketed for real snow for the annual 'tis the season for science exhibit. once again, you can see santa wandering around. two real reindeer are arriving and the exhibit opens to the public tomorrow. >>> a growing drunk driving scandal in san francisco. how this could lead to a shakeup at the fire department. >>> developing news out of hayward, a police investigation underway after reports of a shooting. brian flores just arrived on scene. we'll share what police just told him coming up in a live report. >>> this morning's commute is now getting busier all over the place as we take a live look at westbound bay bridge. but find out if you wait an hour, things could be much better. >>> plenty of high clouds up there. makes for a nice sunrise, temperatures cool to mild. but will the high clouds lead to any rain. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." live pictures. we're right outside the oakland police headquarters. the police departme

>> people always wonder why they see certain people with red faces. are small blood vessels under the skin, you typically can't see them. when you drink, they expand and the expansion of the capilaries and the blood vessels lead to a flushing, rosacea, that stays there. >> some have a histamine-like reaction when they drink wine, so it's worse. you have the expansion of the capilaries and a bit of an allergic reaction at the same time, and then you are really red. but, let's just call a spade a spade here. drinking in moderation, i mean we have talked about having a glass of wine a day, for most people, could potentially be heart healthy. so, do you know how many ounces the average red wine glass is? >> 27, i don't know. >> 20 +. a lot of times it's a 21 ounce glass or more in some cases. i think 21 ounces, maybe. but those are fishbowls. if you are filling it half way, you are looking at 10 and-a-half ounces. >> that's double a serving, right? >> yeah, yeah. so all of a sudden, you are like "i am having a half of a glass of wine" as measured in the wi

in many ways we're seeing red states and blue states hurdle apart on issues and obama care will be another one. part of the story is that the blue states are beginning to see some momentum on the law, particularly places like california, kentucky, new york, state that's are actively and supportingly implementing it. half the country, though, are not expanding medicaid and are relying on the federal web site for the friest coverage. in those laces, texas, georgia, florida, much more minimal progress. i suspect as we go into 2014 and especially 2016 we'll see a house divided on health care where essentially the blue states will have a reasonably positive story to tell but in the red states there may be very little evidence of progress. >> the reporting has also been all over the place, whether it's "the washington post" or the "wall street journal." are people basically going into their camps and they are not budging on this issue, is there really room to move on this? >> i think that's right. you're seeing a lot of pole polarization on this as there's been from the beginning. every senate d

wait do see "red eye" last week. >> i have them all on vhs. >> who do you think should be in "it's aonderful life"? ben affleck. black people? >> he is in rehab and there must be somebody else. why not jimmy stewart? if the cast worked then, why not now? >> he's dead. >> oh. >> that's a problem. >> he can use his occult powers. >> nicholas cage. >> what about "a christmas story." >> i saw "a christmas story." >> i'm not sure. i am not into christmas movies or music. >> you are a pagan witch. >> the only christmas movie i like is "the pagan's wife. >> i told you. a cult. >> we have to take a break. >> i don't even know what we accomplished. >> it's a wonderful life it is a tool of the occult. >> that's according to you though. >> it is according to me. the show is called "red eye" with gris gutfeld. with geeing gutfeld. >> i can pointing you out. >> are we in a fight? >> yes, we are. >> are you going stair at the prompter? >> coming up, an interview. >> this is an interesting end. ♪ >>> brand-new "red eye" airs saturday 8:00 p.m. pacific. we have ricky scaggs and jesse joyce. >> e blo

test results leave kate seeing red.since 2012 have you had any sexual intercourse with aone other than michael? >> that's not right. i know that i'm telling the truth. i have nothing to hide. >> kirk: and later... tan mom tries to high tail it out of here. patricia txxócócv coming up tomorrow a murder mystery that has four siblings desperate to find answers. did their father collect a $100,000 life insurance policy? >> he was buying motorcycles and trucks >> i came to see if i could help them >> i owe it to my mother to find the truth. >> the shocking test results. >> i don't want to talk no more. >> they need the answers. >> it's killing me. >> that is tomorrow on "the test." [applause] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". we are on location talking to michael lohan and his fiancee kate major in their first television interview together. kate says multiple women told her they have had sex with michael. but michael claims they are liars and drug addicts. mike sell accusing kate of cheating. michael are you ready t

i still see red boxes behind you. the threat is not as great as we saw earlier today.e still have the risk for isolated tornados and straight line wind damage. the latest one here 8:00 p.m. for much of ohio but we have severe thunderstorm watches down into tennessee. we will continue to monitor these storms. warnings for tennessee and a whole bunch across ohio and there we have a tornado warning. south of mansfield. if you live in these areas you are up next for the possibility of some strong to severe storms. the storm reports today have been incredible especially for the month of november it will go down as top five november out breaks. much of the reports in illinois and indiana. and we'll continue to monitor that. here are some of the bullet points here. winds of at least 166 miles per hour. a confirmed ef 2. for cole city. over 50 homes destroyed incredible damage we still continue to get images into the fox extreme weather center. as we head into the evening hours for tomorrow's drive in. if you are traveling across the northeast corridor, you are going to see fl

wherever you see the red. look all the way across the bay bridge all the way up the east shore in emeryville, and wherever you see that red, traffic is at a standstill or moving very slowly. >> and tonight, bart is telling ktvu that a computer upgrade is what caused this morning's problems. the trains were down all morning long, bart told us. full service was you've and running at about 9 a.m.. tom vacar now with what happened and the rider reactions. >>> think about it, between today's massive delays and yesterday's contract debacle, it looks like bart has its own version of the broken bolts problem. >> passengers of hayward, there is no service due to a major computer error. >> a software upgrade that began late last night slowly began interfering with bart's ability to track its trains. >> and the system went off truck around midnight. >> we could a always run the trains but without knowing exactly where the trains are, how far apart where are, it's not comfortable to continue with service. >> it's not like

. >> seems most of them are on the road here is a will being at traffic maps you can see in red, congested areas are right now. especially along 680 and bay bridge. you can see a slight red between san francisco and oakland taking a look at interstate 80 this is our camera looking towards berkeley. just jam packed in both directions. >> let's take you for a look at south bay now. here is a look at camera on highway 101 in san jose. traffic on overcrossing there, interstate 80, you can see, 80 is moving nicely. >> i want to show you that, is it for the traffic shot. grocers bracing for last minute shopping rush. if you haven't finished buying what you need you're not alone. we're live where the parking is packed. david? >> there is no questi there is a lot of foot traffic going into grocery stores people prepare to cook up a storm tomorrow, number one item on everyone's list seems to be turkey. butchers sold 600 turkeys today. a 16-pound bird is typical. >> i've been doing it for quite a bit of time now for over ten years or so. so i am comfortable with the process. >> so you're the pro? >>

. >> seeing red. he's getting - you would not believe the junior ran for 206 yards. he became arizona's leading player. it's a sharp looking umbrella. tigers looking to start. as for football johnny men'sel had a rough afternoon, off target. there's two interceptions. the tigers continue. they play it out. they make a great move. >> we went to lopping without a win, it doesn't matter who he played. it's a great squad. we played ball. >> john did a magnificent job in defense against the quality. the head coach, you know, moved. >> roll, tag roll. the number one team, alabama putting the hurt on chatan agoa. balla 7-0, off the punt return. christian jones playing catch me if you can. no one will catch him as jones shakes and bakes his way 75 yards to the house. barack obama in control, up 21-zip. >> aj mccarron getting into the act. kevin norwood - 49-0. bama squaring off and al jazeera will be at the iron ball. >> trying to tie up loose end on the sexual assault investigation. jamesin winston said a decision to charge will happen after thanksgiving. a victim claims sh

. >> seems most of them are on the road here is a will being at traffic maps you can see in red, congested areas are right now. especially along 680 and bay bridge. you can see a slight red between san francisco and oakland taking a look at interstate 80 this is our camera looking towards berkeley. just jam packed in both directions. >> let's take you for a look at south bay now. here is a look at camera on highway 101 in san jose. traffic on overcrossing there, interstate 80, you can see, 80 is moving nicely. >> i want to show you that, is it for the traffic shot. grocers bracing for last minute shopping rush. if you haven't finished buying what you need you're not alone. we're live where the parking is packed. david? >> there is no question there is a lot of foot traffic going into grocery stores people prepare to cook up a storm tomorrow, number one item on everyone's list seems to be turkey. butchers sold 600 turkeys today. a 16-pound bird is typical. >> i've been doing it for quite a bit of time now for over ten years or so. so i am comfortable with the process. >> so you're the pro?

it's his assistant named black pete that has critics seeing red. more now from amsterdam. >> black pete may be controversial but he is a crowd pleaser if this is anything to go by. thousands of families lined the streets of amsterdam on saturday for the santa claus pair aid the dutch festival that comes before and is bigger than christmas here black pete, saints nicholas's naughty helper is the big draw which is why they paint their faces to look like him. it keeps the youngsters happy but not campaigners who claim this is a symbol of racism, a throwback to the slave trade. in the season of unity. the protesters was small, swallowed up by the crowds. but online, the 13,000 of them have backed a call for black pete and his current guys to be abolished. compare that to the 2 million who want him to stay. you can see there is little chance black pete will be going anywhere. we want to keep him. >> ask somebody who is not from this country. do you think this is racie? >> absolutely. no question. it seems it's racist. >> do you find it offensive? >> i d

you can already see lots of yellows and reds out there right now. but plenty more to come. u can see we are seeing heavy rainfall into parts of the east bay and boy all these highways you have to be careful as some of those highways seeing flooding along the 680 another series of strong storms moving in that direction. dublin strong storms and back toward the peninsula we are beginning to see the next wave of moisture moving onshore expecting very heavy rainfall over the next few hours and eventually it's going to be working its way into the south bay. so if it hasn't rained in your neighborhood for a while, just wait. it's coming our way. on the lens right now looking toward the bay bridge we have a lot of rain out there heavy in spots. looks like right now temperatures mainly in the 50s although sneaking into 61 in livermore, 63 degrees in san jose. throughout the afternoon, we are going to see some periods of some heavy rainfall, maybe even some lightning and thunder outside so be very, very careful. then i think overnight tonight things are beginning to taper off to show

it centers around a character in black face named black pete and he has critics seeing red. phil lavell has more for us from amsterdam. >> black pete is a crowd pleersf pleaser if this is anything to go by. bigger than christmas leer. black pete, st. nicholas's naughty little helper. keeps the youngsters happy but not the campaigners who claim this is the symbol of racism, a throw-back to the slave trade. very much divided. the number of protesters was relatively small, compared that to the 2 million who want him to stay. you can see there's little chance black pete will be going anywhere. >> we want to keep it. >> ask somebody who is not from this country. do you think that this is racist? >> absolutely, no question. it seems to me obvious that it is racist. >> you don't find it offensive at all? >> no, i like it, my children like it, they do it at school. >> center class and black pete have been part of the area since the 1820s. look at this year, look at the crowd there is a notable reduction in the number of face that have been painted black. people here want to keep the

. >> let's get more fluid from europe now, where green is seeing red. here is barbara to explain. >> the green groups have walked out of the climate change talks. complainers with bro testing by the lack of action by industrialized nations in tackling green house gas emissions can they believe are behind increasingly violent weather. they say too little progress is being made to cut emissions and not enough is being pledged to help the poorest and most vulnerable adapt to the changing climate. >> they say that the governments negotiating these talks are making a mockery of the process. they feel that even just being here, they get have litty to the process that is not looking out to the process of most of the world. this meeting has failed to deliver. >> this is a statement that this particular cop has run out of steam. that, in fact, our political leaders came here with very low ambitiouses, and what we have seen is the ambitious lever goss lower and lower, specifically at a time when the science is telling us we are running out of time. >> represents

you're seeing red state america which rejected it conceived from legislation, enacted, contested in the, contested in 2012. red state opposed as red state representatives in congress, governorsish it's a curious time for president obama pushing for states to push medicaid, he's giving dream way to refuse. until the doors start working and cash registers start opening up and alligators leave the aisle and whatever the hell else it is. until it's fixed, all the red state governors are going to say why am i going to sign up and support this program that's about to collapse. they are giving them the ability to be disingenuous until they fix this. >> the president used so many metaphors i've lost count. i like steve's alligator in the aisle. like given a pass at toys "r" us only giant gorillas in every path. mark begich we just played sound, mark pryor, mary landrieu, i can imagine it was a hewitted one. from your vantage point, is the president getting angrier by the day or did the anger peak or only really truly angry if it doesn't work by november 30th. >> engi think he will be really rea

take an eye dropper and take one drop of red ink, tiny drop. you see the redness in there, yeah? but you see it starts to spread out, right? that spreading out is evidenced that the atoms are doing what?

there is a new christmas ad that has some folks seeing red.>> back-to-back back of the book segment tonight. trying to get people to sign up for obama care by using wacky advertising. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! ow, ow. >> minnesota. land of 10,000 reasons to get health insurance. ♪ >> say hi to chance. without health insurance you're playing with her. too bad because washington health plan finder offers financial help on new plans and without one, it could bite you. ♪ >> that made me sick. here now to further the conversation, julia huddy. >> hello. >> the state government, the legislatures are using tax dollars for those dopey things. >> taxpayer money used for marketing. >> they got it from the federal government in grants. >> they did, yes. >> to persuade people to go into obama care. >> the ads are trying to be funny, humorous. >> i don't know who that guy is. >> something like riding a carrot in the last commercial. >> i like this gremlin thing here. >> it's a racoon. people are concerned about the ads. one person commented on this one. guy sai

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sean hannity is still seeing red over the hug that broke a thousand romney supporters' hearts. >> i didn't hear him call president obama a liar on health care and that bothers me. he's giving him a big bear hug a week before the election with romney last week. >> disgraceful! he came into the direct physical contact with the president! and he won't even call him a liar. it's enough to make senator ted cruz wonder if christie has the cojones to play with the big boys in washington. >> i think it's terrific he's brash and outspoken and that he won his race. i think we need more leaders in washington with the courage to stand for principle, and in particular obama care is not working. >> you have got to hand it to him. that man can take a line and ride it like a rodeo cowboy, and it's clear christie's sins are adding up. hugging the president, not calling him a liar, expanding medicaid in his state, and don't four get christie had the nerve to wrack up 51% of the latino vote. but don't go thinking he's the great hope of the hispanic gop. please, don't. marco rubio implores you. >> it's import

you see red up there, that's washington state. they have said no way, this isn't going to work. the health commissioner is a democrat. said his state will not go along with the president's plan in green you see the states already on board, but the vast majority, the ones in yellow, are still sort of reviewing their options. most of them, though, have not weighed in at all. chris wallace is the anchor of "fox news sunday" and is live in washington. everything is fixed now. this is great. >> well, you know, here's the point. this bill was passed in march of 2010, shep. and the insurance companies and the insurance regulators for the last three and a half years have been working on the basis of trying to make this all work. based on the mandates and the changes that were in obamacare. now the president comes out in the middle of november, 0 month -- less than a month before the insurance companies have to set, if you're going to get a policy on january 1st january 1st they have to decide by december 15th. and he says all those policies that were absolutely substandard, couldn't be

when you attack my integrity as a father and as a husband, i see red. today, i acted on complete impulse in my remarks. i fully realize in the past i have drank alcohol in excess. i wish you to know, i'm receiving support from a team of health care professionals. i am taking accountability and receiving advice from people with expertise. i do not wish to comment on the particulars of this support. i am accepting responsibility for the challenges i face. i would ask you, please, please, respect my family's privacy. >> that's kind of hard to do when he's been doing the things he's been doing. nic robertson has the assignment. before you begin, i need to make amended to our viewers, that language was in fact so bad i can't even explain it nor can i put it up on the screen. that's how vial and vulgar that language was. after all of that, city council got back to business this morning and there were two big pieces of their agenda that swept all of wear out of the room. can you explain? >> reporter: yeah. these pieces of agenda were to start stripping powers

it is slow, taking 15 minutes from i-95 to georgia avenue and you are seeing red.o you both. >> thank you, danella. right now our food for families phone bank is open and o volunteers are taking donations to help faed people this holiday. pleaseall 202-885-4949 to help. in the next few minutes we'll check in with pat lawson muse who is taking donations in person at the verizon center. >>research found that moment is most likely on a monday. >>> welcome back. it's 6:14. waking up to a cold blast. take a look. temperatures are in the teens and 20s throughout the area. the skies are clear for now. the weather channel's ron bloem is live in oklahoma city with a wintry storm heading our way. ron blome, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a little colder in your neighborhood, about 28 degrees here. but it's humid so it feels really chilly. th all about trying to get past this slickness. we had a little bit of freezing rain three or four hours overnight putting a quarter of an inch on cars. you have to find the ice scraper to get out. city crews have been out all nig

you can see the red? that means it's walked up. water pulling there most of the day from the storm. we're live along the peninsula now. >> we're near the hillsdale boulevard off ramp. and you can see traffic seems to be fine but that is not the case much of the day the rain made it tough going just about everywhere. >> reporter: if you're trying to get from here to there today you know it wasn't easy. on 101 northbound to san francisco, it was not only stop and go, but slip and slide. if you drove into a gusher like this, chp says it was busy but won't know how many accidents occurred until they're tallied up, tomorrow, if you opted for surface streets to avoid freeway nightmares, there was still rain related challenges like this mini flood on bay shore and paul near candle stick park. pedestrians did not have it better when it came to dealing with heavy down pour. douglas has a sad umella, but says it's better than nothing. >> a little bit. >> you can tell a lot about a person about the umbrella they carry this, guy claims the lady bug is his granddaughter's. >> you have to be brave

. >> reporter: the mayor said he was seeing red at this point and went on in the most vulgar of ways about allegations he wanted to have oral sex with a former staffer. >> olivia gondeck says i want [ bleep ]. i've never said that in my life to her and i would never do that. i'm happily married. ladies and gentlemen, i want to apologize for my graphic remarks this morning. >> reporter: and so just hours later, planked by his wife and his lawyer, he apologized. >> i have been under tremendous, tremendous stress. the stress is largely of my own making. i have apologized and i have tried to move forward. this has proven to be almost impossible. the revelations yesterday of cocaine, escorts, prostitution, has pushed me over the line. and i used unforgivable language. again, i apologize. >> reporter: over the line? or over the edge? >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but he is stepping down? not a chance. the mayor is doubling down, announcing he and his brother doug will be hosting a tv show beginning next week. paula newton, cnn, toronto. >> you know what? i mean. >> i watched some of the repor

severe thunderstorm warnings in the yellow and where you see red north of bowling green, that is where we have tornado warnings, doppler radar or storm spotters on the ground. west of cincinnati, now, several tornado warnings and up to east of ft. wayne as we get into indiana and michigan looks to have several thunderstorm warning with that we have seen gusts in excess of 80 miles per hour. storm reports, just updated moments ago, 68 tornadoes, hail in 38 reports and 150 reports of wind damage make this a historic november outbreak. i bet we will rise, unfortunately, as we get through the evening with a report of 68 tornadoes so far just, really, in the last hours when we first saw this outbreak. severe threat through tonight and the high risk area where we think all of the ingredients come together for long lasting life threatening storms including tornadoes and moderate risk in the red but you cannot rule out the yellow here with a slight risk including new york city and washington, dc as the storm moves east overnight and into the evening and into the morning commute. again, as we t

you start to see the red. that's very intense. you get the light or dark engreen hand the northern edge is up -- darker green and the northern edge is up north. over to the east bay as well. it's don'ting to march pretty -- continuing to march pretty well. there is a pretty good band moving on half moon bay, san mateo coast, probably hit the santa cruz coast here. i want to take out the radar here. watch how that little guy explodes into that. it's moving rapidly. it's a low-pressure system on its way to southern california. but for today, look at the temperatures. very mild. 63 san jose. we get the south wind. all of this very warm air. the cooler air is up here. that will start to filter in tonight. we get this band going through. there's one more little providing of lift that may give us thunderstorm activity. it's definitely coming in at the right time or the right window in the afternoon. things are very active. very heavy rain. some of this is really going to cause some problems. i know there's power issues. there's standing

but the right are seeing red over efforts to get moms and families to talk about insurance over the holidaysthis. >> they're crafty, but what are you asking mothers to do? right here. bribe your child into signing up for health care? mother knows best. or the government telling the mother. >> guilt them in. >> moms are smarter than this. they're not going to be used as pawns by the government most likely. >> thanksgiving is a national american holiday. and its purpose is to thank god for the united states of america and instead obama people are being propagandized to convince people to give thanks to obama for obama care. >> now, having a conversation about getting your family insured is really propaganda, joe. i mean -- >> oh, yeah. >> your family insured is ruining your holiday? can you believe this stuff, joe? >> no. you know, rush limbaugh's turkey is cooked and just -- somebody just needs to stuff him and put him away. look. the reality is this. there is really no complaint about the product. let's go back. no one is complaining. that list of things you indicated and showed, no one is c

see the red target. that is a turkey.denly jumping it around the scanner so it is not being rung up as a charge. although it is mixed in with other items that are. now, with the turkeys, some places really see a spike, as many as four times more turkeys heisted in november and december, than in the rest of the year combined. basically when you see that turkey being stolen, they have to sell 50 more turkeys to make up for the one that was given away for free. we asked maureen about what happens to the people who get caught? and while she was reluctant to discuss the actual incidence of insider theft in her establishment, he said everybody is told when they start here that, yes, they are on camera. >> when we hire folks we tell them we have cameras in the stores. >> reporter: but the cameras are there primarily to protect the stores. customers should be cautious this team of year too. >> just be aware of also your personal security. make sure you are not leaving your bags unattended. if you are going to try something on or