they are promoting non-stop service between san francisco and south america.on't you wish were you at that dinner. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast right now. looks like the rain is moving out ass. is it gone for good. >> no. still a possibility of a few showers although it's not looking terrible. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. don't cancel weekend plans. show where you we are still seeing isolated showers at this hour. byron highway we see marsh creek road and isolated showers very light out there. temperatures rate now in the 50's and visibility is droppin dropping. we do have areas of fog forming. visibility down to 3 quarters of a mile in livermore. watch out for that fog. now here are the highlights. fog morning commute. few showers tomorrow and we lack at cooler weekend. chance of showers although computer model are trending dryer and dryer. i'll explain in just a moment here. here's satellite radar this is the system that is now moving towards southern california but the moisture was wrapping back around the low so that's why we saw t

they are promoting non-stop service between san francisco and south america.on't you wish were you at that dinner. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast right now. looks like the rain is moving out ass. is it gone for good. >> no. still a possibility of a few showers although it's not looking terrible. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. don't cancel weekend plans. show where you we are still seeing isolated showers at this hour. byron highway we see marsh creek road and isolated showers very light out there. temperatures rate now in the 50's and visibility is droppin dropping. we do have areas of fog forming. visibility down to 3 quarters of a mile in livermore. watch out for that fog. now here are the highlights. fog morning commute. few showers tomorrow and we lack at cooler weekend. chance of showers although computer model are trending dryer and dryer. i'll explain in just a moment here. here's satellite radar this is the system that is now moving towards southern california but the moisture was wrapping back around the low so that's why we saw t

they are promoting non-stop service between san francisco and south america. don't you wish were you at that dinner. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast right now. looks like the rain is moving out ass. is it gone for good. >> no. still a possibility of a few showers although it's not looking terrible. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. don't cancel weekend plans. show where you we are still seeing isolated showers at this hour. byron highway we see marsh creek road and isolated showers very light out there. temperatures rate now in the 50's and visibility is droppin dropping. we do have areas of fog forming. visibility down to 3 quarters of a mile in livermore. watch out for that fog. now here are the highlights. fog morning commute. few showers tomorrow and we lack at cooler weekend. chance of showers although computer model are trending dryer and dryer. i'll explain in just a moment here. here's satellite radar this is the system that is now moving towards southern california but the moisture was wrapping back around the low so that's why we saw

. ♪ wild kratts ♪ chris: we're here off the coast of south america in the caribbean sea.s us the kratt brothers. i'm chris. and i'm martin. most fish spend the beginning of their lives drifting out there on the open ocean, floating around as tiny, microscopic fish together in a mass called plankton. they live that way until they're ready to leave the plankton. that's when they head to one of the most

i think i may have squeezed both north and south america dry. >> jon: really? i've been here almost without peace for the last two years. it's been fabulous. we have a terrific time particularly here in new york city. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: well, new york city is, you know, we are enormous fans of walls here in new york city. whether it's your wall. what keeps it fresh for you still? do you find new things in the songs that you've written years ago? do you find... how do you reconnect to that material? i know at 12-12 you had someone on who was amazing. how do you reconnect? >> the version of the wall that i'm doing now, if it's from the one that i did with pink floyd in 1979-80 and that is far more universal in its message. it's no longer about that miserable self-serving nasty little roger that we all hated those years ago >> jon: never crazy about him. it's more about what you accused me of which is the rebellion that the trying to understand the world and help people occasionally. >> jon: and the compassion that you display in those pursuit >> once

now the uncontrolled water mass heads towards the coasts of south america.here, this kind of climate tsunami leads to massive flooding. the people of the piura region on the coast of peru live in constant fear of the el nino. every time this natural disaster strikes, it causes chaos in their lives. >> today there's no trace of the havoc wrought by el niÑo. valentin ruiz's banana plantation is thriving. it will soon be time to harvest. but the peruvian farmer will never forget the day he nearly lost everything. >> the water was up to here. here, where my hand is. this whole land was devastated. today it's fine. we banana producers carried away all the dead earth and planted new banana trees. >> valentÍn ruiz and many other local banana farmers were facing ruin. they survived by joining forces. today, their association numbers 340 banana producers. they export 2 million bananas a week, mainly to europe. it's partly thanks to them that peru is the world's leading exporter of organic bananas. by working together, they're taking preventative action against the ef

south america really is hot. the chicken we talked about and a lot of the menu trends are starting to bubble up from south america and are really starting to make inroads on the menu. > and you also find that restaurants are going to be seeking differentiation through libation variety. the drink menu. > > beverage is a great area for restaurant operators to innovate. we're seeing a lot in terms of microdistilled liquors and spirits. craft beer is certainly hot right now and non-alcoholic. whether its specialty drinks, specialty mock-tails, beverage is a great place to innovate and provide a differentiation for the consumer. > i'm a smoothie man myself. hopefully there will be some of that out there. david henkes from technomic. thanks so much. time for us to call it quits today. be sure to join us back here every weekday morning. from all of us at first business, have a great day.

we are 60% of the economy of south america. we are likely going to become 65 and 70% in the next ten years. now, the challenge is to make our... to share our prosperity so we can help countries like bolivia, about ten million people, paraguay, about five million people. those are countries thatre completely dependent on the brazilian economy. also, argentina and peru and colombia and all the countries in the amazon, we have to be wise, to share this prosperity. how we'll do this? integrate our economies. build more infrastructure, more roads, more contacts. we can benefit from that, and they can benefit from our development. >> hinojosa: okay. but at the same time, you're talking about brazil now geopolitically. it's not just its relationship in terms of latin america. but you're also talking about brazil making relationships now with the bric, which is the brazil russia india china coalition. you have brazil having lots of conversations with iran. you have brazil having conversations with chavez in venezuela. so, you know, whe

that is why the comfort takes off and heads down to south america, to show goodwill, not to be the american country that comes down there and shows people how it's done, to be the united states' ambassador of medical care that wants to partner with these nations, learn about them, learn about their illnesses, learn about their afflictions and learn from the people in the area how we can better support and partner with them. build bridges before they have to. if we have had twice the number of aircraft carers in 9-11, if we had twice the number of marine battalions in 9-11, would that have stopped it? it would not have. but maybe, maybe through humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, global engagement, the ability for us it reach across borders and change minds, maybe the intelligence might have been forthcoming. maybe there was one individual who might have seen something happening and recognizing we can't let bad things happen. that is why we do this. one, we globally engage because it's the right thing to do. we are citizens of the world and we deserve to take care of those less fortuna

it's not just europe but other areas of the world ford has been struggling in, south america. i believe asia's revenues are growing. to what extent will the rest of the world need to pull up to the level of the home market in north america for this company to keep on powering forward. >> they never will. south america, asia pacific, european operations are much smaller than operations in north america. north america is the primary driver of the company. in south america they were profitable in 2012 despite a very choppy environment. some of that were trade related between mexico and south american markets. they will be resolved in 2013. i think me when i look at the primary driver for ford, it's cash. cash leads earnings. when you look at ford, one of the things they guide positively is cash from operations. they are pressing on the pedal, getting more aggressive, taking the offensive, pulling forward cap spending in 2013. they are going after weak competitors in europe and asia and north america quite frankly. the other thing is, they are derisking their pension. on top of tha

america is fighting its way back to growth, and south america which did not have a crisis and has continued its growth. haiti plays a strategic platform hub. it is an area that is conducive to investment. it is a jumping off point for companies to participate in the big construction of our country and where they can reach out to the rest of the region. we need airports. we need roads. we need electricity generation and hotels. we have fertile soil, and we can easily begin to feed our population again and to export our products. 80 is a climate and is also blessed with geography, white sand beaches, and nature which is still, to a large extent, intact. our country has many things that are protected by nature. courageous. with its ingenuity and desire to work, and i am here today to invite you to drive the blessings of this country, and there is also potential for investment. i am here to ask you to work with us to help regain our sovereignty and to get back to the international money markets. i am here, together with you, to envision other free-trade agreements, and we call you to work toget

>> they do it in the summer before down in south america and asia and like it will happen here in ourinter. it's about 60 percent effective on a good year, and that is what we are expecting this year. that's why we need to create a ring of community. we have to vaccinate young people so that everyone in the household is protected. the more people i vaccinate in a given house to less young children are at risk, less people with chronic illness. if she has an elderly parent or grandparent, vaccinator. less likely flew enters the house to begin with. lou: and the ages from six months, is this correct, from six months and on up. is that correct? >> you can give it to someone six months and up. before that there not pointing it immune. well, the youngest and things will get it from breast -- from being in the womb, and you have to get to a pregnant woman the flu shot. it's totally safe. pregnant women are a big risk of the flu. the flu shots for pregnant women, and it will transfer to the unborn fetus. lou: and the you're recommending six months men and older. >> six months and older, ever

but they are grown over much of south america. it is a very common tree that is harvested for timber and furniture and other things. >> originally called a soledad pine tree. >> yeah. >> meaning solitary. >> you know what is the rarest pine tree? >> i'm sorry. >> it is the rarest pine tree in america. >> really? >> yeah. 1850 they named it after a biolgist that lived in new york. he never saw one. his buddy named one right after him. ladies and gentlemen boys and girls. the last putt of the day, david. i am excited. >> i would like to see casey make one. >> yeah. >> good thoughts. good thoughts. channel. channel. good thoughts. ah. ok. >> even if it is that one. >> he will take the bogey. he will take it. >> 11:10. you see the officials telling them exactly what time that they are going tomorrow. they have carts there. that will be a fun ride. the windchill. this is freezing. and david is always saying what. >> what? nick: wanted to get going right now david. jim: well, tomorrow tiger will be going after career win number 75 with

is so infected, we're filling up south america with our phlegm. [ laughter ] i am chilled by warningsnational foundation for infectious diseases, who warned that children exhale more flu germs than adults when they get sick, and they exhale it longer, making them the "great distributors of influenza virus." nation, we must quarantine our children immediately. [ laughter ] the government must put up buildings to sequester them. we'll group them by age, and keep them there during high activity hours, say from 8:00 to 3:00. [ laughter ] bus them if we have to! [ laughter ] but locking up your kids to avoid the flu doesn't mean you're safe. >> a new strain of a virus is quickly spreading across several countries including the united states where folks are calling it: the winter vomiting bug. >> stephen: yes, the winter vomiting bug! far worse than the spring vomiting bug, which at least gets you in shape for bikini season. [ laughter ] that's affecting scores of americans come from? jolly old england! hmm, who do we know from england who was recently vomiting? >> her royal highness is exp

from south america via the caribbean. i am seeking a permanent appointment. also substituting in the board 1 as a hearing officer. real estate broker for over 15 years; practice real estate for 20 years when i began as a property manager. for 12 years i have been a certified mortgage broker; i do own and operate m&m financial services of which i also offer-- i do consult in insurance, as a licensed insurance agent. during my experience i have also done a lot of broker opinions for lending institutions, determining market values for property for the basis of the internal transactions. i have been a member of the san francisco board of realtors woman's council, now we are becoming again very active. i am also the president of the travelers club of san francisco. >> seeing that you already served on the board, if you could respond to the question that i asked of ms. lewis. >> i do believe that additional efforts can be made. it can be reviewed in the assessor's office as to how this can be done. information to the public, very important. a lot of times residents

they found a new venue, south america. >> this year, it is kicking off in peru. one city they will roar through is from where we report. >> is a white knuckle ride through the desert. he could be out of the race. he is the only cyclist from here in the race. >> it is a really tough route. you have to be able to travel 10,000 kilometers. you have to think about your physical stamina. i have trained really hard. hit the gym, ride my bike, swim, and spend hour after hour on my bike. >> riders from the area have the advantage but they have trouble raising funds. >> as a competitor come you have to come up with $300,000 to even take part. even raising $300,000 does not mean you will get to the end, to dakar. it means you can print is a paid and try to get to the end. -- it means you can participate. >> allow participants to gear up for the start, it is not a big deal. we ask the locals if they even knew about it. >> no, said this man. this woman? she hadn't heard of it. >> as residents, we were up to speed. we knew they were passing through here. >> he digs up fossils

think some of it is realized in a recent poll just a couple of weeks ago contradiction between south america a filler high degree of optimism. 52% of the afghans think their country is going and then to the right direction. a 53% of them say they are don't prosperous than they were five years ago. the reasons that they side is better security, more schools, lower reconstruction, that is also interesting to point out the non optimistic side -- worst security as their concern. they are clearly differences cut the introspection. very high. not that high in the communities of in, but so well over 50%. confidence and then to the afghan national army, 33% and to the poll is, 82%. addenda the government's 75%. those figures compare favorably to comparable polling had been to of the united states. 79% of the other people think of the government is corrupt. it is much as the favor given the posters of the answers they thought they wanted. they were critical of the government. they also seem to have a more balanced approach. the insight the government on balance in their lifetime at the same time they

for the next four decades boring crips and bloods sets the car the streets of south america into a grid of rival territories. and . today these fractured communities are home to five generations of urban soldiers. really from well from. the u.s. this side is where we come from as a stall model kill or be killed. plus you go to any time they have a to come across normandy you die. come called harm are still baffled. wells gangbang to be well oh my good will come out will you come the mother when you don't know nobody mother don't you got. west side of his bloods on the inside of us is crips just around in a box you know means around about in the sex this was created over twenty years ago to where the geographics in the neighborhoods have been separated by gang. certain streets certain alley certain stores certain schools serve in parks or claim das turf. you can go it is guess it was guess no call. you can go to bed or getting older because you were on neighborhood. you got some of action when you fall and you would tell them you know hi from nowhere home you can all say but you got some

of course, we value him for his reporting for the fact he witnessed all of those revelations in south america but that those essays about anything and everything. may interesting case of this framing lecture. christmas morning mentioned the book but they're really did not make any difference because for so long they were indifferent to our telex such pride in and what has emerged from after his death to roam the world as he did with the secret service and not to go into the conundrum but from the point* of view was severely compromised by the revelation also the issue about whether he saw some of the events that he provided such a spill of blinding eye witness accounts. but to repeat with that wonderful digressions from the shadow of the sun and continuing on the note of novelistic essay behalf to mention the huge book on yugoslavia, here she is in a cafe in the 1930's. this is her in yugoslavia. and seems so much from gabrielle. officers moved rhythmically through the beams of white flight that poured down upon the acid green of the billiard tables. the billiard balls they felt their stoic s

how about everything in south america? monsanto gave us south america? caterpillar gives you china. >>> up next on halftime, don't upset the applecart yet, but the stock is till one analysts number one pick. >>> with a mystery event in the works, is a facebook plot twist ahead? answers are coming up. >>> taking a shot at wells fargo in a halftime debate, shares trading lower today. we are back just after this. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> we still feel very good about apple here in 2013. >>> all right. i'll bet he does. that was james muenster yesterday on halftime. not the only analyst cutting his price target on the stock. ben did the same thing earlier this week. what's the story as we sit here today. muenster cuts his price targets twice, and now you have cut it in the last several

from south america via the caribbean. i am seeking a permanent appointment. also substituting in the board 1 as a hearing officer. real estate broker for over 15 years; practice real estate for 20 years when i began as a property manager. for 12 years i have been a certified mortgage broker; i do own and operate m&m financial services of which i also offer-- i do consult in insurance, as a licensed insurance agent. during my experience i have also done a lot of broker opinions for lending institutions, determining market values

we journeyed to the hidden corners of south america for close encounters with nature's noble and notbeasts. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. tonight, we begin with a shocking story of love gone deadly wrong. the latest twist in the murder trial of 32-year-old woman charged with shooting, stabbing, and slashing her one-time boyfriend. well, she's admitted to police that she did indeed kill him. she's claiming it was self-defense. but today, explosive new tapes reminded the jury that that was not always her story. here's abc's ryan owens. >> if travis were here today, he would tell you that it wasn't me. r >> reporter: her web of lies untangles before our lies. >> i'm all for the ten commandments. thou shalt not kill. >> reporter: every detail shown to riveted jurors, who will decide if jodi arias should die for her crime. >> if i hurt travis, if i killed travis, i would beg for the death penalty. >> reporter: for the last three days, the prosecutor has played interrogation videos of arias from july of 2008.

. >> number of asians imgreating to california is two times greater than those from south america. the data show that's in 2011, 57% of new immigrants were from yaish compared to 22% from latin america that. is a shift from a decade ago when 37% were from asia, and 42% from latin america. primarily, mexico. >> next time you check a restaurant review on ayelp something new may pop up. the service says the ratings from the san francisco health department. users can see what score they got and what violations are on record. programmers worked with the health department to get it activated. >> you would have known where to seek information out. and now that audience will be able to access the information quickly. >> san francisco is the first city in the country to list ratings, new york going on line soon from what we understand. >> a major airline made a second attempt to raise air fare autos there is a warning about thieves stealing your gift cards. >> if first you don't suck side, try, try again. united tried to raise ticket prisz for the second time this year. first attempt on jan

the best we can guess is south america. can't you just sue? my god, how could he do this to her? a long prison term. it'll be years before you see a dime, if ever. mr. feldman, as a lawyer, may i please ask your advice as per what to do in the meantime as far as, you know, money? get a job? ingrid: "dear prospective employer, "although i've had no previous employment, ever, "the following is a partial but significant list of personal recommendations, including contact information." the dalai lama, tibet? 900-thread count egyptian cotton. no man can resist egyptian cotton. tibet is a country, molly, not contact information. why not add "earth" while you're at it in case someone needs to know where tibet is? this is not a résumé. it shows i'm a people person, ing. focus on the interview. hello. pleasure to meet you. i will work overtime, weekends, holidays, yom kippur, christmas. you name it, i will be here. i'm sure that won't be necessary. ingrid says you guys met at darlington? i was valedictorian there two years in a row. that's so neat! tell me, what is the price on a set of t

we'll start in south america. we've had heavy rain across rio de janeiro the last 24 hours. forecast has rain across the region extending through brazil through parts of bolivia and peru. coming south wards, picking up rain through northern parts of argentina and uruguay but towards the south it's looking drier. highs of 32 in buenos aires and not looking bad in venezuela and colombia. looks like heavy rain around the gulf of mexico pushing towards mexico city and certainly for honduras, nicaragua, to the south, we could see heavy showers pushing in from time to time but panama and costa rica, a largely fair and dry picture. across north america, two areas of snow, one pushing in towards quebec and the other system along the pacific northwest, snow over the rockies and snow as far as sierra-nevada, chilly in san francisco with highs of 12. p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. paci, only on link tv. >> time for a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera. hugo chavez supporters turn out in force as caracas as the national assembly deflects the president's health crisis. police in paki

we're getting crews from japan, norway, europe, south america. football has gone beyond the borders of the united states. it seems a lot of people are paying attention to this game. a lot of people are rooting for the 49ers. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, ken. our team continues with sal castanedo who joins us from the newsroom with more on what the players had to say. you mentioned some of the questions, mely not the typical ones -- rearly not the typical ones that players -- really not the typical ones players face. >> they've been talking to the press. it does get entertaining because much of the journalists are not the usual beat writers and the questions can get interesting. >> how would you describe your hair? >> just an afro. >> but the questions did eventually roll around the football. 49ers' defensive player aldon smith talked about his play and the focus. >> we came here to win a game. we came here -- you know, it's the super bowl. we're all excited. we came here to win the game. we all have that same spot in mind. >> the

electric plans to maintain the philips brand and expand sales to emerging economies in asia and south america. >>> one of japan's major oil wholesalers will join forces with a canadian gas firm. idemitsu-kosan announced it will build a liquefied natural gas plant in canada with altagas. executives at idemitsu said tuesday the two firms agreed to form a joint venture. the new plant will be built on the west coast of canada. they plan to start shipping 2 million tons of lng annually to japan and other countries as early as in 2017. the executives say the lng will have a price advantage as it will be produced at canadian market prices. shipping costs will be lower because of geographical closeness compared with sourcing from the middle east and the u.s. east coast. demand for lng has bn rising in japan since the nuclear accident in fukushima. that's because it's the main fuel used for thermal power generation. >>> let's get a check on market prices now. tokyo stock prices are trading higher. an overnight rise in new york is raising expectations for a u.s. economic recovery. the nikkei average at

we have billions of people in asia alone, south america is suffering from starvation, and we're goingo set aside 175 million acres of land for a playground that has all the minerals and oil and resources-- timber and hydropower? that's asinine! other congressmen saw the issue in more personal terms. arizona congressman mo udall. the most important thing to me is that it's there. you get a real lift from getting out of the artificial world and being with nature. not only oil lay beneath the tundra. minerals vital to national defense were being imported from the third world while unknown quantities waited in alaska. the amounts were assumed to be vast. the alaska lands act would prevent further exploration. within those borders, there's the potential of providing for this nation the 31 minerals which we're importing from the third world. why weren't they developed before this? because the need wasn't there. because it's expensive. if there was debating room on alaska's minerals, there was no debate on the wilderness. it was vast, and it was america's last wilderness, the last wild home

but, at this time of the year, it is too darn difficult to know how the crops in south america are going to go. you don't chase the money. let the market pull back and then take another look at it. > sage advice from ira epstein. thanks ira. > > thank you. today, members of the house are expected to debate two bills that would provide more than $50 billion in emergency aid to those affected by superstorm sandy. but in our cover story, there are headwinds, and its leading some to say partisanship in the beltway has gone too far for too long. more than 2.5 months after superstorm sandy blasted the northeast, congress will debate whether to approve $50-billion in federal aid to victims - a vote delayed during the fiscal cliff negotiations - that some say reflects the worst of partisan politics. "346,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. seven million people and a thousand schools were without power." congress did approve a little less than $10 billion for insurance payments, but the original senate bill had money for sandy and a host of projects unrelated to the storm. monday, the conservati

across south america, we saw of clouds and rain across central regions of brazil. you can see a frontal boundary, stationery right now. as we go toward monday, the cloud and the rate will stay right there, bringing temperatures down around as well. it will be quite sunny and warm more toward the west. in central america and the caribbean, but much in terms of whether over the next few days. we will sheet -- we will see rainshowers toward the cayman islands. if you are going diving were on a cruise, you could see rain in this area and clout for the eastern coast of pot of havana. -- clouds and the eastern coast of parts of havana. in canada and the northeastern part of the united states, a cold spell have been talking about for days has finally ended and temperatures are coming back to normal. i want to show you what we can see as weak note toward monday. getting above freezing, a normal temperature there. toward atlanta, a partly cloudy day. focus" only on the link tv. >> a reminder now of the top stories -- at least 230 people have died in a fire at night club in