pacific green turtle mostly found in mexico can farther south. biologist finding one in the cold water off san francisco is extremely require. >> something else that's rare to see. sometimes presidential meeting at the white house can be really hard check out the little boy who is either bored silly or needs attention when he does a face plant in an oval office sov avenue. down he goes. white house photographer snapped the picture as the president shook happened without going secret service agent and his wife. >> that will be a picture laughing about for years. being embarrassed about. >> great shot. larry you would never do something like fall asleep in front of the president. >> my sportscast often provoke same response. the down goes frazier. >> there he was. >> a's offense. just the opposite. they financially show up. what this we know hurt. 11 runs. 18 hits (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...wait

at the marum volcano in the south pacific. this video is from back in august. george rappled down 12-thousand feet--- nearly equal to the height of the empire state building. the rocks around the crater were so hot. his camera melted when he set it down. he says, he wasn't worried about the volcano erupting. but he was worried that rocks on the edge of the crater above. would fall on him. he described his experiences being in one of natures' most powerful forces. of the volcano was just sat in the energy out of mehe doesn't just rappel off volcanoes. he got married on one. he and the lady who melted his heart. exchanged vows back in still ahead. the scramble to catch a mountain a 6 year old on a popular trail in cupertino. plus -- san jose city council weighs in on a controversial surveillance camera registry. giants are home plan the dodgers. days are on the road trying the hang on to a wild-card position. 0,000 california foster childr extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help wit

the reason why i chose this particular one, in the south pacific, is because it has this very specific type of activity. this lake that constantly boils away and it has been doing that for years. it is one of only five places are you can experience these lakes and that's what drove me there, because of the specific time of activity at that volcano. >> it is not everybody's vision of a holiday, but he says he wanted to share the thrill, of going right to the edge. >> this particular voyage, was to really showcase the beauty of this volcano, yes, they are dangerous, and dynamic, but if you know what you are doing, and i have a lot of experience, you can do it in relative safety. show the world, and obviously it has gone all over the world, so i am glad that people are able to see this, and experience it through my eyes. >> incredible images but that seems like a bad idea. that is it for us, this week on the program, deep brain stimulation, an exclusive look inside the operating room, how the procedure could help change the thoughts and obsessions of people suffering from severe psychiatr

this video from sam, just got back from a trip from the volcanic island in the south pacific. to get into this place, an adventure in itself. look at that. look down over the cliff. they such the rapelling gear and it's a dissent into the center of the earth. it looks like it's very dangerous. there's tons of acidic geswhen even more dangerous mixture of acidic rain that basically corrodes anything around. >> whoa. now, some of the video might look a little familiar because our friend jeff mackly pioneered this expedition into the volcano. >> a big difference when we saw jeff do it, he was in that silver, protective heat suit. this is like a sweatshirt and cargo pans. >> he's protected but george was part of the expedition, he's there in that giant heat protective suit. he claims it was so intense it started to melt camera equipment. at this moment less people have explored the volcano than on the surface of the moon. the shot intense. >> enormous that is compared to the tiny, little man. >> volcanos, there's a certain predictability but the fact they're volcanos, very unpredi

fiji is an island nation in the south pacific. >>> and we're following developments in south africa.he judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial is going through the process of reaching a verdict. they don't just read the verdict as we do here by jury. the judge actually does that. in the past five minutes, the court took a tea break. but in the past five hours, the judge has been summarizing all of the 37 witnesses who testified in the case. after that, she'll hand down the verdict. this could take all day and into tomorrow. pistorius shot and killed girlfriend revere steenkamp last year. >>> the defense rested yesterday in the trial of christina regusters. nbc10's monique braxton is here to tell us who the jury did not hear from. >> reporter: the jury did not hear from the defendant christina regusters. in a few hoyers they'll come to the courthouse and assembling the evidence that they went over. prosecutors called christina regusters the monster under the bed. the little girl said she was placed under a bed, sexually assaulted and then set free in a park in upper darby. regusters

it's located in the south pacific islands of vanuatu--- which are northwest of fiji. one of the explorers got right up next to the lava. cossman says he is among the first exploerers to step into the volcano. he says more people have visited the moon than the bottom of the crater. sports is next. week one in the nfl. jim hall bought the " is losing the locker room. paul did 49 years who remembers when 28 to 17. next up for the forty-niners and chicago bears. the raiders center of rookie quarterback derrick call to face the new york jets in new york. dennis allen has not won the raiders tried to snap a 13 game losing streak. it looked good early. third quarter response through gnocchi get stuffed. rough day on the grounds. the raiders were of gained on the ground. 212 to 25 yds. when 27 to go our throws one up to james jones who makes the catch. fluff raiders news 19 to 14. tents going to and for a sweep in detroit. they like their chances with tim hudson. but miguel stop them.. the a's are just 14 and 21. they may get still leave. five blocks until they switch to free

fiji is an island nation in the south pacific. >>> the ray rice case is now an nfl scandal. robert muller will conduct an investigation into how the nfl handled evidence in the domestic violence case. law enforcement said it sent a tape months ago. commissioner roger goodell denied they saw the video before monday. hours after the video was posted online, the baltimore ravens fired their running back. the atlantic county prosecutor said rice never would have faced jail time, even if it had gone to trial. >>> and new from overnight, a van lost control and flipped over several times eventually hitting and damaging a utility pole. this happened at river road in north 26th street in camden. police say people in the van suffered only minor injuries. >> about the same time in camden, a car crashed sending a woman to the hospital at westville avenue and north dudley street. police say a woman driving the car is in the hospital and listed in stable condition. >>> and happening today, philadelphia city council will take up the issue of marijuana possession. yesterday mayor michael nu

he served in the south pacific.fter the war he spent 30 years working at a medical clinic in nepal and never thought he would see the membership. >> it will be a pleasure just the fact that we can come and see our friends, our comrade we knew so many them. we were so close to, for so many years, and they have gone before us. >> firefighters raised $30,000 to send a group of 30 veterans and volunteers to washington, dc, for the weekend. >>> special tools and calm nerves helped a team of wildlife experts capture a deadly coe practice on -- cobra in a southern california neighborhoods. >> firefighters come to the aid of animal control officers from los angeles county descending on this yard where they have a cobra cornered. >> it came up through here bit trees. i was trying to figure out how to bypass this and i saw it. >> animal control captured the cobra. >> is it in the box? we will not take it out. sorry. >> when we grabbed it, it was afraid us and it tried to strategic at us but we had the proper equipment and we

this is a crater in the south pacific. this is where sam took a death-defying dive, wearing a special heat suit. it's so hot, he could only get close to the edge for a few seconds at a time. but even then, that suit got damaged and burnt. along with a pair of guides, sam's among the first to take the plunge, so, naturally, he captured it all on go pro. more humans have set foot on the moon than the fiery depths of this deadly volcano. here's a good look at why. even getting here is a nearly super human feat. a 1,200 foot decent. filled with toxic smoke. so, why did sam spend four days there and descend not once, but twice into the gates of hell? he says the fear of this was overshadowed by the thrill of this. like being on the surface of the sun. one false step and the whole plan could have gone up in flames. but sam gives the thumb's up to this adventure of a lifetime. we have to admit, playing with fire never looked so cool. and all that fun is far from over. sam will tell us what it's like to go all the way to hell and

does well in the short chop of the north atlantic may not do so well in the rolling swells of the south pacific. mask has 216 individually controlled electromechanical wave boards and can recreate any type of wave from anywhere in the world. navy brass said it will keep our ships on the cuttingem for years to come. >> we can use them to sustain our modern float and project out in the future. >> reporter: testing at mask led to greater fuel efficiency and ship design for shallow waters and that are previously unknavicable. and process from only patrolling the seas. >> it is not bad acting like posidien on the day job. >> it is a job he said will help keep the u.s. navy the greatest fighting fleet, shannon that the world has seen. >> my brother is in the active navy and they are the best. thank you, douglas. >> cool stuff. and benghazi terrorist suspect is behind bars as we mark two years on the diplomatic mission in libya. the wheels of justice are turning slowly and we'll tell you why. >> plus russia holding fast in ukraine and why a ceasefire hardly means an end to that conflict. about a great

cossman dived into the marum crater--located in an it's located in the archipeligo of vanuatu in the south pacific one of them got right up next to the lava. cossman says they're among the first exploerers to step into the volcano. he says more people have visited the moon than the bottom of the crater. a little boy in hawaii. born without fingers, gets a robotic hand thanks to a 3d printer. three-year-old rayden kahae is a happy and loving child, but the been different from the rest of the neighborhood kids in wailuku. several months ago, his grandmother discovered an exciting option for her rayden on the internet with a group called e-nable. it was a life-changing discovery. for years, patients spent up to $40,000 for a commercially made prosthetic hand - but thanks to 3d printing technology, a mechanical body-powered hand costs only $50 to build. he went from earlier on where he had low self-confidence. the grandmother says his hand will be refitted as he gets older. a little boy catches a fowl ball at a baseball game.and immediately hadns it to the little girl sitting behind him! the daily mai

this is the crateren the south pacific.a death defying dive wearing a special heat suit. it is so hot he could only get close to the edge for a few seconds at a time. even then the suit got damaged and burned along with a pair of guides. sam among the first to take the plunge. naturally he captured it all on go pro. more humans have set on foot on the moons than the fiery depths of this volcano. here is a good look at why. even getting here is a nearly super human feat. 1,200 foot descent, as deep as the empire state building is tall. filled with toxic smoke. why did sam spend four days there and descend not once but twice into the gates of hell? he says the fear of this was overshadowed by the tlifl this. like being on the surface of the sun. one false step and the whole plan could have gone up in flames. sam gives the thumbs up to this picture of the lifetime. we have to admit playing with fire never looked so cool. juju chang, abc news, new york. >> incredible. >> yeah, it is, i mean makes your hands -- apparently five l

. >> it's not everybody's vision after south pacific holiday but he said he wants to share the thrillgoing right to the edge. >> this particular voyage was to really see the volcano. they are dangerous and dynamic. if you know what you are doing, relative safety, show the world this amazing place and obviously, it's gone all over the world. i am glad people are able to see this through my eyes. >> he said relative safety. really? made their way. 36 contestants from 16 countries. international base jumping challenge much the challenge: throw on a parachute and leap from 1200 feet above the ground. so at that height, the average jumper is moving at 50 miles per hour or about 73. richelle carey. fault lines is next. aljazeera.com. thank you for your time. ♪ >> it's christmas eve, and us soldiers are preparing for their last months in afghanistan. about forty thousand are still here - by the end of the year, there'll be just eight thousand. we traveled to afghanistan i

one of those veterans boarding the honor flight, sunday was a navy core man and served in the south pacific. after the war, he spent almost 30 years living in nepal, working at a medical clinic, he never thought he would see the memorial. >> it will be a pleasure to -- just the fact that we're able to come and see our friends our comrades, that we knew so many of, and were so close to for so many years. who have gone. >> freemont firefighters raised more than $30,000 needed to celebrate a group of veterans to d.c. for the weekend. what a wonderful gesture by them. >> let's go to spencer christian. >> we have lots of low clouds around. here's live doppler 7 hd. reaching locally out over parts of the bay right now. it's a bit overcast, but not dreary looking, these are our forecast pictures. clouds and fog becoming more extensive overnight. spotty drizzle is possible in the overnight hours. we'll see mild to warm days into next week. let's talk about -- we'll give you a little el nino update. the warming of the waters in the basket which can have a look at our winter weather. minor areas of t

for island nations in the south pacific, it's become a matter of plain survival. >> we are threatenedxistence of our culture, our tradition, our language, our future. the fact that we lie just two meters above sea level, and a failure to achieve a 2 degree limit is spelling the end of this country. >> reporter: it is of course at the front lines of global warming where the need for action is most keenly felt. it is hoped the summit will give impetus leading to an agreement on how to reduce emissions in paris in just a year from now. given past performance, that's a tall order. >> let's hear now from bany moon speaking as the climate change summit got underway in the last hour. >> it is fast becoming unbearable. we have never faced such challenge. nor have we encountered such a great opportunity. our low-carbon climate future will be a better future, cleaner, healthier, fairer, more stable, not for some, but for all. >>> the very people who brought us into the age of fossil fuels are now saying they are moving their money into renewable energy. the rockefeller family have promised to d

kourounis and a fellow adventurer actually rappelled down the interior wall of this volcano in the south pacific. kourounis wore a heat suit, and made it to within 50 feet of the bubbling hot lava. he says he was more worried about falling rocks, than about the volcano suddenly erupting while he was down there. his heat suit still bears the marks where some of the lava splashed him. but he came out of it, unhurt. >> i looked at the store earlier and he actually took his fiancee out there and they got married. >> if you can get through that you can get through anything. >> get the insurance first. then tie the knot. i think i am single for a while. let's take a look across the region. rain continuing across the area. heaviest of the rain moving right through will county. if you are watching us, we know you are getting a pretty good. one line of heavy rain moved through another is moving through right now. we continue to see this through the day. much of our region today between one and 2 in. of rain. some areas as much as three or more. flash flood watch is in effect. here is downtown chicago. a

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george is the figure at the bottom of a volcano pit in the south pacific. >> also one of the most dangerouso get to. >> they rappel down 1200 feet, a depth equal to the empire state building. it took two hours to descend or about 50 feet above the churning lava. even wearing a fire resistant suit he could only stand there a couple of minutes at a time. really hot? are you sweating in there? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. the heat from the volcano is sapping the energy out of you. >> they used a laser thermometer to measure the temperature of flying rocks. look out for the lava. >> parts of it actually splashed me and melted my jacket. >> and the noise? >> i call it the sound of satan's washing machine. just churning, bubbling, gurgling. >> george said it was unlikely the volcano would erupt. they were more worried about the edge of the crater crumbling and raining rocks on them. george doesn't just rappel into volcanoes, he got married on one. >> awesome. >> wait until the lava bombs start falling within ten feets. >> to the sounds of a conch shell and periodic eruptions of mount yasser. they exc

think this qualifies, descended 1200 feet to the bottom of the volcano pit in the bottom of the south pacifics melted his fire resistant suit. >>> six year old girl from georgia gets her magical make a wish moment. this is addison, battling leukemia, and she dream of visiting hawaii where she believes uni corns live in the rain for es. make a wish foundation with the help of local actors created a fairy tail world for little addison there, look at her. the actors led her on a magical quest where she ultimately met her unicorn. >>> thinks the world's longest usable golf club, carson moss of germany made the club measuring 14 feet, 5 inches. >> wow. >> right. >> although he is very proud of his, record breaking club you won't see him on the green with it because of the weight and length of the club makes stretching the ball existing, and he doesn't have a caddy. he has to drag that behind him. >> hit the thing 3 miles, that is some serious torque. >> you could do some damage with that. >> i wish beasley was here to talk about that. >> he would have a opinion. >> beasley is out today, of course,

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for island nations in the south pacific it has become a matter of plain survivor. >> we are threatened existence of our culture and traditional and language, our future. the fact that we lie two meters above sea level and that a failure to achieve a two degree limit on the warming issue is spelling the end of the countries and what is driving us now. >> reporter: on the front lines of global warning where the need for action is keenly felt and it's hope the summit will give to global negotiations leading to an agreement on how to reduce emissions in paris in just over a year from now, given past performance that is a tall order. nick clark, al jazeera. >>> joe is here with sport, i have not seen you in ages. >> i know, well, very exciting, very well and counting down to golf's rider cup because that is happening at the end of this week. the players have practiced in scotland and the european team lined up for their no to on tuesday and they want to know who they are paired with and mcilroy played 7 out of 12 matches with mcdowell and despite them being involved in a court case they sai

so melville was referring to the south pacific home in that quote, but he was also alluding to the fact that whenever we'll third solved, the lines between fact and action are very blurry. in fact, "moby dick" as you may know, was based on a true event that they will ship prior through whale. so i thought about that particularly when it is time to choose a subtitle. i have long intricate ones, but my publisher, god bless and said no, do them a subtitle you can have on this book is a true story because if he don't seem that on the cover of the book, no one will believe this is true. they will think it's a novel. it's too fantastic. and he's right. i team near for the story. i stuck around for the whales, but it really fell for the stories because the sydney writers in the audience no comment before you embark on this project, you want to feel. god forbid and unfold story and something with wonderful characters and plot twists and decided all. scientists increase the science and navy ships and suffering than of course wales. the other thing you look for is a writer is characters who have

george is the teeny-weeny figure at the bottom of a volcano pit in the south pacific. >> it's one ofhey rappel down 1200 feet, a depth equal to the height of the empire state building. it took two hours to descent about 50 feet above the churning lava. even wearing a fire-resistant suit, george could only stand there a couple of minutes at a time. really hot? are you sweating in there? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. the heat from the volcano is sapping the energy out of you. >> they used a laser thermometer to measure the temperature of flying rocks. >> 600 degrees. >> look out for the lava. >> parts of it splashed me and melted my jacket. >> reporter: and the noise? >> i call it the sound of satan's washing machine. this churning bubbling gurgling. >> reporter: george says it was unlikely volcano would erupt. they were more worried about the edge of the crater above crumbling and raining rocks down on them. george doesn't just rappel into volcanos, he got married on one. >> enough messing around. time to get married. >> awesome! >> you say that now, wait until lava bombs start falling wit

george has been the figure at the bottom of the volcano pit in the south pacific. >> this is one of thet difficult to get to. >> they repelled down, 1200 feet, at depth equal to the height of the empire state building, it took two hour to descend 50 feet above the churning lava. even wearing a fire resistant suit, george could only stand there a couple minutes at a time. really hot or are you sweating in there. >> oh, yeah, absolutely, heat from the volcano is zapping energy out of you. >> reporter: they used laser thermometer to measure temperature of flying rock. >> look out for the the lava. >> part of it splashed me and melted my jacket. >> the noisy call it sound of the washing machine just churning, bubbling,. >> george said it was unlikely volcano would erupt, they were more worried about the edge of the crater above crumbling and raining reaction down on them. george doesn't just repel in volcano he got married on one. >> enough messing around, time to get married. >> welcome. >> yes, lava bombs start falling within 10 feet. >> to the sound of the shell and periodic eruptions of

next, we took on french nuclear testing in the south pacific. france was still detonating hydrogen atomic bombs in the air in the 1970's, sending radiation around the world. it took some years to drive these nuclear tests underground. as late as 1985, french commandos bombed and sank to the rainbow warrior killing our photographer. going back again to the 1970's, here i am driving a small rubber boat into the first encounter with these soviet factory whaling fleet in the north pacific in 1975. we confronted the whalers, putting ourselves in front of their happens -- their harpoons to protect the fleeing whales. that got us on television, bringing save the whales to everyone's living room for the first time. just four years later, whaling was banned in the north pacific. here i am sitting on a baby seal off the coast of newfoundland to protect it from the hunters' clubs. i was arrested and hauled off to jail. the seal was clogged and skinned. but this picture was in newspapers all around the world the next morning. this eventually brought changes

thousands of kilometers, which will allow for new constructions in the south and the pacific the subwaye one, which we already completed, and jews over $5.5 billion, and also investors who are investing over is theion in mining, it greatest investment in that sector on a world gale. >> mr. president, you spoke monday at the bloomberg latin america on it and talked about the integration of the pacific colombia, andru, mexico. you believe it will increase intra-match -- inter-trade. how so and does that also mean an increase in the standard of living for citizens in your countries? >> i am very optimistic. i've seen the numbers exceeding investment rates over $3.5 billion right now. moreover, we have a business economic council allowing us not only the movement of funds , but rather, it allows us an infrastructure of invest in that we are already eating the fruits of. >> mr. president, you and your alliance colleague wrote a bloomberg view , "wen and it reads in part firmly believe the main purpose of the pacific alliance is to improve the welfare of all of our citizens are the promotion

. >> it's not everybody's vision of a south pacific holiday, but he wanted to share the thrill of goinght to the edge. >> this particular voyage was to really showcase the beauty of this volcano. yes, they're dangerous in dynamic, but if you know what you're doing and i have lots of experience inside volcanos, you can do it in relative safety, show the world this amazing place and it's gone all over the world, millionion of views. i'm glad to see people are able to experience it sort of through my eyes. >> me, too. it contains some of the most active and spectacular volcanos on the planet. >> hopefully where you are, the weather will not be that hot. >> that doesn't mean it will cooperate. we just had earlier this week, the strongest hurricane on record to ever head to baja, california. now we have a tropical storm churning up the same direction, fortunately a much weaker system and also going to curve off the shoreline but close enough to bring rain, areas of high surf. there's tourists still trying to get home from the area. it's still causing problems with the cleanup. you don't want

would have been easy to make fun of the idea to sail around the earth or captain cook to map the south pacific. it's exploration. that's what this is. the consequences are always, shall we say -- there's life out there, intelligent life would calibrate our position in the universe. it would as congressman smith says probably be the greatest discovery that human kind could make. >> thank you, dr. shostak. mr. werthimer. >> thanks for the opportunity to talk to you about this question, are we alone, is anybody out there. can you show the slides? i want to walk you through some of the seti experiments that we are doing. as seth mentioned, the nasa mission, we learned there are a trillion stars. we learned that a lot of the planets are what we call goldilocks planet, it's not too hot, not too cold, rocky planets, some have liquid water. there could be life out there. how are we getting in touch? one idea is that ernl liarthline been sending out signals for the last 75 years. early television shows like "i love lucy" have gone past 10,000 stars. you could turn that around. if we're broadcasting, ma

pacific. >>> the south san francisco police department is warning the community about a scam. police say several victims have received calls from somebody who claims they owe money to the federal government. caller says the victim must pay immediately using a prepaid card to avoid being arrested. police are reminding people, stay on alert if asked for personal information over the phone. >>> police are investigating two robberies that may have been committed by the same man. the robberies happened about two miles apart, the first on monday at a walgreens store, and then on wednesday at a 7-11 on central avenue. here's a look at the suspect caught on surveillance on both occasions. police say the man handed the clerks a note saying he had a gun and he demanded money. the man may also be linked to incidents in san mateo and san jose. >>> in richmond the police department is using a new weapon in prostitution, facebook. 11 men are learning a hard way, with a very lasting public impact. >> reporter: 23rd street in richmond has a history of prostitution. last night police conducted

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also moisture from the hurricanes we have seen in the eastern pacific. south of san diego. we will watch it. this is a ways out. we could see sprinkles wednesday and thursday morning. the fog forecast for tomorrow morning, back to the coast. and it stops and it burns back. goes away tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow a lot like today. we saw clearing along the coast. highs tomorrow at the beaches upper 60s. low 70s. 89 vacaville. 87 fairfield and 83 in walnut creek. 84 livermore. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view then, there it is. temperatures in the low 80s. right, mid-70s. here is the chance. we will watch that. wednesday night, thursday is the best chance. no thunderstorms. if we could get rain in here, my yard would be happy. fire season would get a break. i will get more into the computer model when i come back. >> dry and crispy. thank you. >>> 2 investigates uncovers water leaks across the bay area that are taking weeks to get fixed. why it is taking so long to stop it from going to waste and two soldiers given the medal of honor. their actions and

south. asia-pacific stocks going insane direction.ay, good morning to you first of all -- japan is closed for respect the aged day. china and hong kong will open in a half an hours time. taiwan, with that, and the industrial production is weak at his -- as weak as it has been, clearly concern for taiwan. australia, you can see they are very closely linked to what happens in china. big declines today for australia. also the queue we -- qe. i will discuss the fx report for the day coming up. the aussie and kiwi reacting to this week in maine data from china. malaysia, little bit lower this morning. off their highs. australia is really feeling the brunt today. can see from this -- look at that -- significant declines. as soon as the market opened, down it went. look at that. that was the opening price, significantly lower. that shows you the concern. clearly financials, miners, all of these look for china for their direction. today being hit pretty hard. >> we are going to look at sinopec. it is selling about one third of its fuel statio

going to come toward our nation, and if you talk to any world war ii veteran that fought in the south pacificin europe, they will flat tell you it is far better to fight an enemy over there than wait until they come here and then address the threat. >> an important conversation to be had. thank you, commander, for coming in and continuing the debate on "new day." good to see you. >> thank you, kate. >> of course. >>> the georgia's father whose son died after being left for hours in a hot car he's now indicted on murder charges and could face the death penalty, but did the prosecution -- did prosecutors overcharge him? that's a debate. we'll have it ahead. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of

be rules when it it easy to open a club but tough rules for the neighborhood whether in pacific heights or south of market we're bound by one big idea everyone is entitled to the quiet use of their home and if you don't respect it every neighborhood has a right to haul your butt into small clams court where neither the facebook friends or scott wiener can help you it was our desire is welcome new forms of entertainment 0 into the neighborhood so i hope our lady to be part of the community step one be a good neighbor. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you talk about this as a planning code night life entertainment at one time an entertainer a restaurant but the following day they were singing songs of elvis presley so i can sing 3 songs its only restaurant we like to go to the theatre and no movie happening now days see we shawl my bell someday down to get some hey, i love i love you i love so i love you to the death universal passes away see i can sing some songs but restaurants is chinatown and the richmond oh, fillmore just restaurants it's hard for people to move if they don't realize th

. >>> this morning hurricane norbert is strengthening in the pacific about 200 miles south of the baja peninsula. norbert has sustained winds of 80 miles per hour and is headed northwest on a track that's expected to take it parallel to the u.s. pacific coast. tropical moisture will bring heavy rain to the southwest and possible flooding beginning sunday. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, ex-mayor michael bloomberg gets back to business, and neiman marcus takes on the big apple for the first time. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. former mayor michael bloomberg is returning to the company he founded after 12 years as mayor. bloomberg is coming back to take over the financial data and news service in january. bloomberg's company has grown to more than 15,000 people in 73 countries. he is worth more than $32 billion. >>> tesla motors is expected to build a huge new factory in nevada. the company will spend $5 billion on the facility near reno to make batteries for its electric vehicles. nevada beat out califo

special good evening to our viewers on the west coast tonight where starting south of the south land, way down the pacific coast, millions are bracing, starting tonight for a rare confluence of events. a hurricane, large enough to trap american tourists in mexico's baja peninsula, but it's not a storm that will help with the ongoing drought in california as it moves into the u.s. in fact, it may end up hurting firefighting efforts and bringing more rain to areas that have had more than they can handle. we start off reporting with nbc's miguel alma gar. >> slamming ashore with 125 mile an hour winds, hurricane odile pummelled cabo san lucas, nearly a foot of rain in just hours. a category 3 hurricane, winds peeled back roofs, swamped streets and cut power across the popular tourist region. sara mckinny and 3-month-old madison took shelter where they could. their hotel bathroom. >> everybody basically got in their bathtub and held each other tight and made it through. >> reporter: overnight, 164 shelters in cabo were prepared to take in 30,000 people. floors were jammed, hallways and basement packed. some r

>> hoda, there is a difference when the song is "some enchanted evening" from "south pacific," or yourte peters is singing her heart out and you said, that's from this? >> i didn't know. now i returned the favor. now, anyway, sirius radio, we're on sirius radio, sirius xm. >> that's the other thing that scares me. >> channel 108. >> we're on channel 108 with none of the visual stuff. >> no sense. >> no sense at all. >> we're sorry. >>> is it okay or not okay to stretch out birthday celebrat n celebrations? let's see what we had to say. >> it is not okay, hoda. you almost killed me. >> it is okay, but only if it is a milestone birthday, like 50, or are 50. maybe 50. >> aren't you 51 by now? i'm over it too. >> we did kill that one a little bit. >>> mirror mirror on the wall, will these two lucky women like that they see when they check out their brand-new makeovers. >> it is awkward when they don't. >>> and bryce dallas howard might get you to help change the world today. but first, these messages. >> oh, hodi. here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury gra