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the second big to steer us away from one for us. and we know wolf of course we do want to be at your best but. we are prepared and ready to give between two to read again it's been a great start to the state cross world cup season for team canada brought the lehman. climbing on top of the podium in both the men's and women's events following the opener in italy the men's event seeing women get off to a great start against russian yes give me clear up off so be in my ear with a new sense of himself trying to take korotkov seconds but the frenchman would crush leaving the russian with so for another comedian david duncan he was slippery slopes meanwhile in the women's portion three spears colliding early on before thompson crushed a little later to stop lifts all alone to top spot. so we finish up a boxing for a look at the man fight fans all across russia are hoping nobody else from the country has managed to beat one of the klitschko brothers robert for more. b. . he's known as the russian knight some call him the white lion whateve

watch your speed and keep a firm grip on the steering wheel. the cemetery of bridge is good to go in both directions. no problems to report or delays in either direction of the nimitz. as you look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is getting dizzy on the stand itself. the ride is under 25 is coming out of nevada. taking a look at traffic maps, a potential hot spots, and the southbound direction of the nimitz freeway at hagen berger, a two car crash currently blocking the left hand lanes, speeds dropped to just 30 mi. per hour. we do have some delays coming out of millbrae. it looks like bart is recovering from an earlier problem with an equipment problem on the tracks. this is a tree that fell on a home, an elderly woman and her son were trapped inside, they had to be rescued by fire crews. the santa ana winds are becoming really crab plant end strong, not only in southern california but also and nevada. crews are slowly restoring power to hundreds of thousands of customers. the 270,000 utility customers still did not have power last night. >>

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. >> reporter: he steered clear of romney. >> i am steering very clear to appear not to be zany. >> reporter: many of the candidates will continue to stump it iowa today to round up last-minute votes from the state caucus next month. a new poll out just showing entering 2012, the president's chance of re-election at 50/50. it says most americans believe he does deserve to be voted out of office, even though they have concerns about the republican alternatives. >> that's interesting. susan, we understand that mitt romney is actually about to get a big endorsement. tell us about that. >> reporter: the governor of south carolina, nikki haley is apparently coming out later this morning with a full endorsement of mitt romney. this is a big win for him. one of the big last republican endorsements are left and it's very important for him with south carolina's primary coming up in january. >> no doubt. susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> congressional leaders have agreed on a last minute trillion dollar budget deal. if ratified, the spending agreement keeps the government from shutting down

worse, perhaps a conflict for people to talk about their affiliations with nonprofits and tried to steer the party toward nonprofits. as a citizen, it gives me pause about the process where people are touting their credentials as nonprofit people and try to steer it in a direction where it can only go to a nonprofit. that strikes me as unseemly at best. thank you. president mazzucco: any further public comment? hearing no further public comment, i ask this be rescheduled for january if we can. the concerns that were just raised by public comment, this needs more thought. more analysis. commissioner kingsley? commissioner kingsley: were identified earlier when we were discussing this what we were going to do with the next meeting in terms of revision. i feel like we may not have gotten a clear picture on everything that we want presented in january in order to take a vote at that time. so, one of two things. either next rec or the interim, we come up with that information -- next week or in the interim, we come up with that information or in january, that meeting is not going to be a vote

steering the process for the last six months let's say. and. i believe fair negotiations yes i mean some time stuff and they go about with a view by both parties to get to a result they're also major interests at stake you know it's not a chat of course it's a negotiation but i believe that they were fairly treated and they were also asking us to be let's say lenient a name for example in the automotive sector was not easy to come to decision because there was this new scheme with a very high level of local content and so on so it was not easy i think it's a fair deal you know and once you have a concluded a deal you should stop discussing the content of the ones that is a deal is a deal and then you execute it many russians think they've made too many concessions in agricultural industry to join the. how can you show them that's not the case it's certainly not true that they made. too many concessions. we know we already know. russia is a big market for our agriculture products and that has to see also with. the fact that they cannot. answer t

justice department officials allege countrywide steered minority borrowers, into risky loans, such as exploding adjustable interest rates that rose dramatically in just two or three years. in 2007, an african american family in los angeles getting a $200,000 loan from countrywide, paid $1,200 more in fees than similarly qualified white borrowers. the investigation began after the federal reserve and the treasury department alerted the justice department of potential discrimination by countrywide. the case announced today isn't a prosecution. it's a settlement, so no one goes to jail. if it gets the court's approval, victims can apply for a piece of the $335 million compensation, roughly $1,675 apiece. >> pelley: countrywide is now owned by bank of america. sharyl, i wonder, why didn't the government bring criminal charges to this case? >> reporter: we asked about that and the justice department told us their goal in this investigation was not to prosecute executives but to identify discriminatory practices and recover money for victims. >> pelley: sharyl, thanks very much. elsewhere i

the same time, white borrowers were steered into sit for a crime loans. every family has paid a steep price for their irresponsibility and recklessness on wall street over the next -- last decade, but no group has experienced pain of this crisis more than african-american and mounting a families. between 2005 and 2009, two- thirds of median household wealth was wiped out from jamaica, queens, in new york city, to california, strong, middle-class african-american neighborhoods that saw two decades of gains watch them reversed not in the years, but months. anyway you look at it, that is a tragedy, when this administration refuses to accept. if that is why we of pushed the banks are to keep responsible families in their home, and because we have foreclosures are down 45% since the first month of the obama administration. at the federal housing administration, we have withdrawn the approval of over 1600 lenders to participate in fha programs. that is why we created a consumer financial protection bureau, with the sole mission of protecting ordinary americans

more than 200,000 qualified african- american and hispanic borrowers were charged higher rates and steered into risky subprime mortgages, all because of the color of their skin. >> for example, in 2007, a qualified african-american customer in los angeles borrowing $200,000 paid an average of roughly $1200 more in fees than a similarly qualified white borrower. >> reporter: according to the complaint, countrywide first determined a price and then led its employees and brokers alter the number. without oversight and without the bow roar's knowledge. >> they were thrilled to have gotten a loan and realized the american dream. they had no idea they could have and should have gotten a better deal. >> reporter: bank of america which bought countrywide in 2008 has agreed to pay $335 million. a spokesman said we discontinued countrywide products and practices that were not in keeping with our commitment and will continue to resolve and put behind us the remaining countrywide issues. the settlement will go toward compensating borrowers to the tune of about $1600 apiece. alexis christoforous, cbs n

but when using this for the ipad the car's speed is powered by you pedaling and steered by leaning your >> when you pedal or when you use elliptical or run on a treadmill you create this unique vibration. a ribleg rhythm detects those speeds and turns into an exercise speed. we use the front facing camera on the device to capture your head and modern motion so you is steer these games by moving your body slightly side-to-side. >> reporter: alex and his cofounders have made exercise more interesting and more engaging through high tech. >> we don't want it to be a chore. we want people to look forward to their workout. >> athletes will feel like they are running through real-life situations. >> your speed in real life affects the video. >> reporter: now it's my turn to give it a try. i will test virtual active on the treadmill. i could do this again. probably make my workouts a little more interesting. trotting the globe in 30 minutes. some serious athletes at a nearby gym welcomed anything, even apps like this to take their minds off a boring cardio workout. >> then something is there to

keep a firm grip on the steering well.--steering wheel. now over to the traffic maps we go.t is pretty quiet for your ride coming off of the off my past. south bound is preparing--south bound is moving pretty well. as for public transit there are no delays for ac transit, bart or any of the major transit systems this morning. >>justine: a judge has issued a gag order prohibiting anyone from discussing the shooting of officer james capoot. henry smith jr. is accused of fatally shooting officer capoot after a bank robbery and chase he has pleaded not guilty. an oakland police have arrested a man wanted in fremont and several arrest warrants for burglary and weapons possession after a daylong search. officers spotted the man getting into a car. when the officers tried to detain him, the man drove away and the chase followed him to the end of the pin 200 block where the man ran away. oakland police all the california highway patrol and fremont police set up a perimeter around two blocks and actively started their search. the man was found a home on the 3100 block of high street

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i figured you better look down the road because you're going to steer right into it. front wheel in the air like that, you can still turn just by looking somewhere because your body language tends to move you over. he was so mesmerized, more surprised than anything else, that the car was even there. >> mcdonald frantically tries to recover, but when he sets down his front tire, the bike begins to wobble uncontrollably. >> i figured okay, maybe he can ride this one out or give it some throttle to pick the front wheel back up, it will stop. it got too violent too fast. >> mcdonald braces for impact. >> translator: the bars were going back and forth. they were just too violent. and i thought, i better not fall off to the right. i got to fall off to the left because i saw the road was coming up fast. then it was lights out for me. >> the brutal collision sends mcdonald spinning on to the middle of the road. his motorcycle shattering into pieces. >> after he hit the back of that car, it was pretty horrific. i didn't want to have to call his mom. i just didn't want to have

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so it's both what we would call steering claims as well as pricing claims so discrimination not just in the state of illinois but across the country. >> brown: and when attorney general holder says " this happen? do the higher ups know what was going on? >> they don't have policies in place that prevent this from happening so we found not just a statistical sis of the loans that they did in illinois but it also involved us looking at what were the policies in place when somebody came in? we learned by talking to brokers in various other countrywide employees that they were given the discretion to be able to decide what the interest rate was going to be what the the were going to be and there was a company policy that gave countrywide employees an incentive to put people into higher interest loans with these toxic features so therefore those loans are more likely to go bad and end up in foreclosure. >> so not written down as a rule clear you would make more money if you put people into pa poor quality higher price loan. >> brown: now we know them as the bubble years. put this into the

keep both hands on the steering wheel especially across the stand.the golden gate bridge, southbound 101, strong winds the quiet on the stand itself. a lot of space between cars. >>erica: , san francisco crosstown freeway, where the james lick meets the inbound central, on our traffic mabs, delays on antioch, southbound 680, some patches of slowing from berkeley to the bay bridge toll plaza. speeds have dropped to just 40 mi. per hour along the east shore freeway. >>mark: thousands of people are gathering in vallejo to pay their respects to a fallen police officer. a large crowd at the vallejo high-school to honor officer and former marine james the clues. he was gunned down two weeks ago trying to stop an armed bank robbery killed in combat operations in afghanistan on november 18th. >>darya: sean walsh was a national guard specialist that died in afghanistan on november 16th. he was a part of the military police. his tour in afghanistan was almost over. he had less than 1 months to go before his unit was sent to be returned home. his funeral is set

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i cannot do it. >> he steered his father of mind of it jumble of thought and phrases. he was trying to piece it together but he grabbed at this intense frustrated. ruth split of cigarette what is a ponzi scheme? am i the asset-management business was a fake. >> i have am i to all of you for years your mother, you, customers, myse lf. i have an appointment to meet with sorg and on money and i am probably going to jail. he really broken and solving them. he put his arm around his father in then he started to cry he returned to the ottoman then he said the there was all this money. where did go? >> the money is gone. i have 60 billion of liabilities. 50 million? >> 50 billion. >> he glanced at his brother who had not said a word and he recognized the look. mark's face was red and his jaw clenched. i still don't understand. how was this going to unfold? trying to process one demint. i have 100 million in cash lesson accounts i will redeem with that money with friends and family a large reduction is coming next week then it will unravel. >> what will these people do? what a

. >> grip those steering wheels today. powerful winds moving in. the sun just starting to move all. 44 at the inner harbor. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. workers in times square are making their final preparations for the new year's eve ball. it is covered in almost 3000 triangles of crystal. is year's theme -- this year's theme is let the be french edship. the funeral for kim jong il was broadcast today. it showed large crowds standing at attention. the new leader walked next to the car at helping to carry his father's coffin. thousands of nursing moms will take a stand after a mother in texas says she was harassed in target while nursing her stor \ son. a company spokesman said he apologized to the mother and store employees will feel proud to encourage nursing mothers who shot today. this morning we asked -- do you feel that a mother nursing in public is socially acceptable? >> keep sending us your answers. we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> some controversy over a prank that was carried out in boston

hang on to steering wheel. it could get dicey out there.g into afternoon hours tomorrow, winds will be beginning to let up. another mild day for december 1. there is a nice, sunny day. don't have to worry about fog. wind keeping atmosphere mixed up enough to prevent fog from forming. 63 in redwood city. 64 in palo alto. on the coast still going to be breezy. and there is into north bay, winds continue over hill tops, mid-60s and santa rosa, 66 degrees. and there is high temperatures today in places like santa rosa at airports into low 70s because of the northeastern wind. east bay communities, 64 in oakland. heading inland, it will be a windy one over the east bay hills. 65 degrees for you concord, danville. and antioch, brentwood, a clear start tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, sunny with low 60s there. around the bay 70 degrees in santa cruz. there is a mild afternoon for watsonville. there is, i don't want to say this any other way, we're not out of the woods yet. it's going to be a windy night into early tomorrow morning. >> thank y

sitting next to me on the freeway holding the steering wheel sdont count.n't had no one to teach me none of those things neither. did you ever hold me when i was a baby, i asked? gnaw, afraid i'd drop you sides you were someone else's child didn't think we would keep you long. thought she was take you back to your people. if you wrote a poem about right now, he said, about us here in this room, how would it go? >> last rights. while sitting with my father waiting for his end white tooth sprouting from his wintry branches i watch the hospital clock. see us men watch one another and not look at each other for an hour and 15 minutes. it never occurred to either of us to even say, i love you. all you write, he said, are sad poems. what would you have me write? the truth. your poem ought to be called, with no seat and go like this. he did the best he could with what he had and he ain't had nothing accept the blues. >> [applause]. >> the book was published this year by the university of georgia press. it is available at the back of the auditorium this afternoon.

i tried to steer him toward others stuff and eventually he's going to see it, but maybe when you findomebody else to do and you can rent it. >> the other one, tin tin, you said it's a great win. >> i love tin tin. spielberg has two films coming out right now, war horse and tin tin, and i think tin tin is the better one. war horse is getting more attention. 146 minutes long you want to spend time with your family this christmas, not in the teeter. tin tin is shorter and faster. you can bring younger kids to it. >> what if you want to see a movie, let's say, with your significant other? what would you recommend and. >> i really liked the young adults. it's very -- an r-rated film, got some tough issues. >> that's with charlie -- yeah. and patent oswald is wonderful in a supporting role. a little bleak for christmas day. i like mission impossible 4, too, the best action film. i'd steer clear of sherlock holmes and go with mi4. >> we're looking at clips right now. >> your producers rock. that was quick. >> another one, defendants. with george clooney. >> i liked it a lot. i would say if y

justice department officials allege countrywide steered minority bores, or into risky loans, such as exploding adjustable interest rates that rose dramatically in just two or three years. in 2007, an african american family in los angeles getting a $200,000 loan from countrywide, paid $1200 more in fees than similarly qualified white borrowers. the investigation began after the federal reserve and the treasury department alerted the justice department of potential discrimination by countrywide. the case announced today isn't a prosecution. it's a settlement, so no one goes to jail. if it gets the court's approval, victims are apply for a piece of the $335 million compensation, roughly $1,675 apiece. >> pelley: countrywide is now owned by bank of america. sharyl, i wonder, why didn't the government bring criminal charges this case? >> reporter: we asked about that and the justice department told us their goal in this investigation was not to prosecute executives but to identify discriminatory practicepractices and recovery r victims. >> pelley: sharyl, thanks very much. elsewhere in w

because the pilot steered he had proved to pool.they also it was good for only flight, it was still -- being designed by two aero space engineers in this airport. designers have yet to fly it. even so they say the solo trek will soar up to $900,000. it would fly 250 and in a car. >> your right hand is controlling the tilt of the ducks when you pull it, they tilt back and forth. that gives you forward motion and back ward motion. the left hand is your throttle. you twist that that will give you vertical control. >> i feel like robby the warehouse in here. >> first just a few feed off the ground. some in full or will personal fliers always remain just high in the sky. >> you did have lots of these things, the commuting from your home to your office. you probably redust >>> in 2009, they made a successful test craft. in 2003 the company moved to lodite and began work on a new personal flying craft under a contract with the defense advanced research agency or darpa. truck aero space continues to work. still to come, when we come back th

the victims of steering well in fact receive more. and this is the first case in which we have included a claim involving residential steering which is really one of, as i said, the most abusive practices in the industry. the amount of money that someone will get in the pricing context will obviously depend on the work that lies ahead coming into could range from a few hundred dollars to a couple thousand dollars. frankly, the amount of money is one important thing to compensate for what ever effectively amounted to the race-based surtax. but the principle is far more important or equally important, i should say, because no equal credit opportunity is equal credit opportunity coming and when people are denied that, we will aggressively move forward. this is -- the money in this is important. the 335 million is exponentially higher than the most recent settlement or the settlement i referred to. the money is only part of the story here coming into the story is about ensuring that latino and african-american communities, who as secretar

and already the ecb's guidance to steer the current bailout fund, the esfs beyond the threat of a credit downgrade. it's almost the bazooka they wanted but far short of what they wanted. it wasn't just britain opting out either, was it? >> no. the czech republic and sweden said they need time to think and hungary on the other hand just flatly said no. as the united kingdom's main rejoction, the tenacity behind that particular rejectment. take a listen. >> i wasn't prepared to agree that treaty, take it to my parliament in that way and that is why i rejected signing this treaty today. the right thing for britain, a tough decision but the right e one. >> the prime minister, david cameron, claims the treaty change would not protect britain's prized financial sector from the debt of his euro zone neighbors. in his scathing statement, he showed how much he wanted to keep his distance. >> we're a key member of the single market. we drive change in the single market but we're not in the euro. i'm glad we're not in the euro. >> he's standing his ground and ever further away from his continental

no matter how well we're steering the ship, if the boat's rocking back and forth and people are getting know, they're being buffeted by the winds and the rain and, you know, at a certain point, if you're asking, "are you enjoying the ride right now?," folks are going to say, "no." and are they going to say, "do you think the captain's good... doing a good job?" people are going to say, "you know what? a good captain would have had us in some smooth waters and sunny skies at this point." and i don't control the weather. what i can control are the policies we're putting in place to make a difference in people's lives. >> kroft: there's a general perception that the stimulus was not enough, that it really didn't work. >> obama: let... let me stop you there, steve. first of all, there's not a general perception that... that the stimulus didn't work. you've got john mccain's former economist and a whole series of prominent economists who say that it created or saved three million jobs and prevented us from going into a great depression. that works. so that's not true. it is true that some pe

it was a steering seen as the army flag was rolled up and flown out with the troops. the u.s. will still maintain a presence in iraq. new york city police have arrested a man for allegedly setting fire to a woman he says owed heim money. he went to the woman's apartment dressed as an exterminator and set her on fire. the woman died at the scene. he faces murder and arson charges. a runaway cart barreled into a crowd of people. it went into a group of people at midfield. the coach of the winning team was run over. a stadium worker was able to stop the cart. >> if your notice you are paying more to keep the lights on in your home, you're not alone. this is due to more usage at home and higher usage. for $200 on average, about $300 more than five years ago. northwestern states are paying a bit less. they say it is better to give than receive. any americans will receive one horrible gift this year. [laughter] those most often blamed for the bad selection are the in-laws. are they hidden away? that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what's the worst gift you ever re

i serve on the steering committee for the new priorities campaign, and i would like to thank all of you for bringing this resolution. i look forward to a passing. so much has already been said. i would like to offer this, because i think a picture says 1000 words. here we have the discretionary budget, and those of you better here for the parks see there is 1%. those of you that are here for the park, 1% of the discretionary budget goes for the environment parks, 1% for the department of interior, and go through all of the things we care about until you get to the military budget, which goes on and on. the 2012 budget is now projected to be 60% of discretionary spending. at the same time we are experiencing deep and painful cuts that are experiencing so many hard chips. -- so many hardships. this issue is not simply a lack of money. as we said, it is an issue of how we're spending money. right now the u.s. is spending 1.9 $8 million every minute. that is nearly $2 million every minute of every day on systems devoted to violence, aggression and military might. to my mind this is shameful

all steering into the pacific northwest. washington top state. oregon. even eureka a california but not much below that. here's view from the east bay hills camera lacking towards san francisco and along the bay bridge on this mainly clear night but we see some watchy fog developing later tonight. here's the current temperature reading getting pretty cool in a couple spots 36 degrees at napa. 39 novato. low 40's in some of the inland east bay locations and 50 degrees here in san francisco. these are our highlights and partly cloudy overnight mainly and so that patchy fog. chance of showers mainly in the north bay northern most part of north bay thursday and friday and we'll see a dry and mild new year's weekend. overnight low off to 33 at napa. 37 santa rosa. 36 over at fairfield. 38 at livermore and then just about 40 in most other locations around the bay and near the coast. on to the satellite image prot good picture of is what happening with the stormtrack we were talking about. jet stream flowing at the north at the moment and very active. numerous

>> perhaps i can steer you back to the story. >> i remember it well. >> you provided us with a letter the technician should have a redacted copy of the letter in which the solicitor will be passed up to the technician out to be displayed on the screen and redacted. >> thanks for doing that. you did your ravens number as you say so in return, the source of the ting land or door friend refers to it as ting ting may be that is the nickname it didn't come from the phone hacking it came from one of your friends in the road from a letter saying basically i would like to stick some surveillance outside and get a good set of pictures and that was on april 12th 2 weeks before news of the battle broke the story where there was a mixup. >> do you know who sent this letter to you? >> it was done unanimously after hugh grant published his tapes but it was kind of hilarious in a way literally the star comes around and is going to build a new toilet seat based on that. >> the bottom line is based on what you know about the source so far as you are aware it wasn't the result of any phone hacking. >>

the rain clouds steer off to the nor. our temperatures today, upper 50s around san francisco. 62, san jose, santa cruz, up to 64 degrees. i think we will even see warmer temperatures in a few areas around the south bay tomorrow. look at the sierra. 50. truckee, we should be talking about chain controls. no troubles heading up to the high country if your new year's eve plans include lake tahoe arena. your seven-day forecast, what you are going to he soo is the patchy morning fog and we get clearing skies for the afternoon. tomorrow, we will call for some mid-60s inland and monday, a few extra clouds coming in and the pattern is going to stay dry at least through wednesday. by thursday, i think that's our chance. we'll call it for a chance of seeing a few scattered showers for the north bay as we go into thursday. friday, turning breezy and dry once again. the new year, kris. that's the same forecast from the old year we are seeing there all the way through the middle part of next week. >> thank you very much. >>> now, let'

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