still. i was so damn right i think the best thing for me to do kill as many of the end in sight like the one i did some helpless four sons of bitches i simply because i chat which might. by one twelve pm on november twenty third the island was declared secured over five thousand five hundred men lay dead on the sands one thousand one hundred thirteen were american marines and two thousand two hundred ninety were wounded only one japanese officer and two enlisted men survived along with fourteen korean laborers . the entire island was a fast twisted wasteland of death and destruction. american and japanese bodies covering the island were a mute testimony to the ferocity of the bout. one marine commented that it was the closest thing to dantes inferno universe and. it was a hellish wasteland of destruction. literally covered with thousands of bodies and ordnance. now came the grim task of collecting and bury a body. general holland smith in the marine commander was reputed to have said later t

the car is still sitting there on. upper deck. still has to be investigated. traffic is moving past on the upper deck. life is slow slip getting back to normal. we're gonna continue to follow all of this. sal is on top of everything. and we'll have more details on what's happening right here "mornings on 2." >>> breaking news on the upper deck of the bay bridge. some traffic was stop after an hour and a half involving a situation with a man who claimed to have explosives. the vehicle is still up there. the man is in custody. the vehicle has been determined safe enough to drive through. it looks like they are getting people make a u-turn. oakland fire department is sending an engine to the scene. it's unclear what involvement they have. but traffic is not getting through at the toll plaza. again, this closure continues on the bay bridge into san francisco until further notice. we'll keep following it for you and we'll let you know of all of the developments. >> all right. thank you, sal. >>> we are getting word that the stricken carnival cruise ship "splendor"

lanes still blocked and they still have not uprighted that big rig.s you can see, it looks like there is a tow crew out there now and several chp and emergency vehicles. they have closed several connector ramps in the area as well, southbound 101 to northbound 880 as well as southbound 880 to southbound 101. unfortunately, traffic on 101 itself is starting to get slow in the area. backed up at least a quarter mile. so right now you may want to consider 280 as your alternate. for a while chp was closing the freeway altogether so traffic was squeezing by on the shoulder but at least one lane is getting by there now. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. -- >> no, i'm sorry, it's back to the anchors. >> thank you. 6:34. >>> we have developing news in redwood city this morning. crews still at a large fire at an apartment complex. mark sayre explains the fire forced several people out of their homes. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. actually a three-story apartment complex involved here and at this point,

meeting might still off. easy road to foster city or hayward, was about it eastbound 92, san mateo bridge still lots of space between cars, no incidents or crumbs to report in the the direction, still running into some overnight construction 7580, not seeing any delays there, once you're on it tracking excellent drive * 13-14 minutes between 800. same story all morning long, golden gate bridge nice, easy conditions for yourself about ride no promise from marin county the entire ride looks good. here's an walnut creek, no promise to report and what the direction of but trust usa traffic is moving smoothly me when i say ts moving smoothly. public transportation, no problems here is a strain, bart, muni running on time. james. >> thank you, millions of americans are about to take planes, trains, automobiles, to their destinations they skidding aaa releases its annual holiday weekend travel forecast. with the travel season pass depressing maureen kelly spoke to travel expert about what changes travelers can expec

it's still weighing its options. with his two year sentence it is likely the bart officer will spend seven more months behind bars. that's assuming he will get even more credit for good behavior. his bail is set for two weeks for now. in fact he says he will not rest until mehserle is out and even if that battle is not won it's still unclear if meze ily will serve out his sentence in state prison or county jail. for now he does remain behind bars in the los angeles county jail. and we may not have seen the last of protest over the sentence. 152 protestors were arrested after demonstrators. they were charged with unlawful assembly and protestors are watching criticism about the police response. the coalition is one of the groups claiming police milterrized downtown and created fear and intimidation. the police response ignite unnecessary confrontation. some protestors say more protests are still being planned. >>> the family of oscar grant is still trying to get the court to look at this case. there are still more civ

we still want to have the american weapons and we are still waiting for their approval to sell us their weapons we have the m.i. seventeen these are helicopters and we wish that the russians will maintain the make fighters that we have and we wish that they will approve selling us the mit fives so far we are still waiting for the reply even the current minister of defense he started military sciences in russia i was trained in russia almost all of the iraqi army was trained in russia we want the russian weaponry but that doesn't mean at the same time that we can't be open to other countries we buy from italy from the u.s. we want to be open to other countries. how well trained have your soul to spin by the americans. and how that ended up with the current iraqi soldier is different to the soldiers we had before two thousand and three today's iraqi soldiers were young during the two thousand and three war but they were also trained on the russian weaponry like for instance on the russian tank when iraqi soldiers were trained on american weapons they understood what they were trained on y

still, this cool air mass. with ovefive 50s and the most part, and kron 4 7 day around the bay this wet weather, is done for today. is looking nice with mostly sunny skies. and that this pattern will continue for monday, tuesday. more clouds activity on tuesday. highs in the 50s but pete perhaps even 60s on tuesday. however, your morning temps and below freezing inland. the chance of rain fall on wednesday although it does appear to be fairly light. dry weather into thursday and friday. >> thank you, and the harvey milk event will begin with a candlelight vigil at 8:00 p.m. at the castro muni station on market and skis me--6:00 p.m.. and followed by the march at 6:45 former supervisor, harry britt, supervisor david couples, and former state senator, to remington, and as a month, ramb and the first openly gay official in the city that was elected. also, more stony, both were gunned in 1978 by a former supervisor, dan white. he was convicted and after his release he committed suicide in 1985. >> still to come on

but people still all about celebrating and getting the gear. were going to roll some video that i shot earlier in the day just late this afternoon after the parade after the world series ceremony. showing people at at&t park trying to get the autographs and photos of players what been showing up at the park. people said they couldn't get enough they wanted to come down to the park and see if they can get players to me tell you it was perhaps thousands of people after being all over the city today made their way down to at&t park late this afternoon. >> having run for every second. >> fred roe was here it's >> 7:00 a.m.> we get to see the players get off the boss. were the champs baby. (cheering) >> and still hundreds of thousands of people here at&t park you can see them all sears since early this morning they're waiting it out some of them still on line and getting into the stadium to get more gear. they're having a ball and celebrating and enjoying every minute of it. reporting live from at&t park kate thompson kron 4 news. >> look at this is

and we're already at 53, still in hagerstown, still a little mild there.hey are already down to 39. a lot of us will be cooling down. not quite as chilly as it has been though. satellite and the radar combined, just west of the leading edge of the showers coming in, dying out there are as they hit the blue ridge, the upper appalachian area. we're not going to see anything out of washington. it's later on in our tuesday forecast that's really going to come around. so what is coming this way makes the next storm system still okay tomorrow. a little cooler as we'll see. really, it's all about tuesday's forecast. at least we go to wednesday and everything is said and done with. at least we're going to have a quick moving system, right into. now, the future cast here, we still have a lot of sunshine amongst the clouds tomorrow. just a few of them out there. we're still seeing a mild day. temperatures are dropping a little bit more so over the last few days. here we are in the early morning hours. we could see a sprinkle, the first shot of the showers moving in.

still backed up into san leandro.the bay 101 it has been heavy traffic on the bay shore mid peninsula still pretty heavy in the northbound direction from foster city up to berlin gave southbound traffic slows in the same stretch. the wall mud creek right has eased considerably no longer back up to the southbound direction heading toward highway 4 away from it in the this san ramon valley it has been a lighter than usual ride at the bay bridge as morning westbound. to because of earlier problems up on interstate 80 backed up traffic on the shore freeway for the better part of the morning. >> 10 02 a.m. police are searching for the person responsible for the murder of a man outside a popular oakland church in happened yesterday the victim is identified as 46 year-old leon wilson. it happened around noon will study sessions were going on inside the allen temple baptist church. within moments they found him dead. he was taking g.t. class's they're trying to turn their lives around. wilson's death is the 74th homicide of t

are you still learning from this? >> yes, still healing, still learning. it's not all over yet. the piece that i'm clear about is me. i'm clear about me, who i am, why i'm here, what i do, what i don't do, what works, what doesn't work. i'm still working out the relationship piece because all my issue was around my father and looking for my father and making men responsible for what i didn't get from him. i'm still working that out. still working out some of the stuff with value, worth, money, you know. i love money, love it. but that little girl in there still is afraid to have too much. still afraid to have too much. so i'm working that out. and how much of myself to give away, how much. tavis: you gave a whole lot of yourself in this book and i want to thank you for doing it. it is a wonderful piece of work. if you are a iyanla vazant fan, as many of you are, given the fact she's a perennial author, you'll want to read this one about all that she has endured and how she's still standing as strong as ever. love the title, "peace from broken pieces," p-e-a-c-e, "peace from brok

but it's still snowing. visibility is still poor so they are going to keep it closed.e you an idea how fast it's falling our tire tracks are over here. we pulled in an hour ago. they are pretty much gone so it's coming down pretty rapidly. and that wind is creating near white-out conditions. we were one. only vehicles heading eastbound. we were escorted up here by some caltrans plows that were clearing the way and it's lucky because there was so much snow on the road, and so much stuff blowing around, we couldn't see -- we didn't have much traction, either. so it's a nightmare up here as you said for drivers. that sum it up. and we don't know when 80 is going to re-open. but when it does, it's going to be great for the skiers and snowboarders to get up here and enjoy some of this fresh powder because we can see still another foot or two in these higher elevation because this is done. >> i hope you brought your snowboard. how are you get out of there? >> reporter: i know it. we'll see how good our four- wheel drive is later this morning. it's awfully deep. we'll see. >>

no more eighties but still pleasant. lots of sunshine 734 napa, 76 in livermore, not much for idea temperatures at all staying in the '70s everywhere. the coast will stay in the upper 60s. radar shows not much going on we are the clear lots of sunshine but that will change by the end of the week. a string of wet weather coming in. you're 7 day around the bay you can see where the changes kicked and we aren't to the '60s by friday, looks like we won't escape the '50s next week cold wet weekend had a chance of showers lender into monday. >> there was a central valley problem leading down to 2 05. there was some way paving shutting down. there is still of back up but the paving has been picked up and lanes have been reopened. no problems are hot spots to report starting with the right at the bay bridge toll plaza where the westbound commute looks good. no problems no backups leading in this direction. san mateo bridge highway 92 it looks good now but there is a stall reported just before the high rise at the end of the flat

but there's still smoke in there. that can make people's evacuation route more dangerous because they can't see they have smoke in the way. >> everyone did make it out safely. red cross took over, once the victims were loaded onto a bus. they were taken to the fair oaks community center. and the city is also trying to assist in helping these folks since they now have nowhere to live. firefighters want to remind you to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, since daylight savings is this weekend. it is a perfect time. because once again, they say that detectors definitely saved lives in this case. now, investigators do not know what sparked the fire. but we did speak to a fire marshal just moments ago. and he told us that he should know sometime by 3:00 this afternoon. live in redwood city, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:35. police are investigating a series of overnight robberies near the uc berkeley campus. there have been four reported incidents of parker and telegraph, between midnight and 2:30. w

. >> i'm still here. i'm still here. that's all that matters to me. no one got hurt. and i'm safe. >> it was a true miracle. and i want to take a moment to thank god for sparing lives yesterday. >> 54 total units were condemned. and the city says they placed all but 14 people from those units in housing tonight. and they may have the city shelter open, at deboise high school, but it's also possible if they get that low enough, they may put them autopsy in hotels this evening. reporting live, back to you on tv hill. >> all right, mike. thank you. >>> homeowners are also hard at work in baltimore county. big repairs are under way. >> officials say it's impossible to know how many storms the trees were torn down. but they're not all small trees. i can tell you that. check this out. it is huge. it came down in the middle of the storm. literally uprooted. >> missed the corner of this house by just a matter of inches. only minor danger for this particular homes. but other homes in this area, not so lucky. >>> saws were buzzing, hatchets were flying. and limbs were falling.

now, fire department is still responding to the scene. and as you can see, 395 is still closed in its entiretying coming out of the downtown. the only way you can go from this point, which is right around hamburg street, is northbound on i-95. transportation authority police. as authorities conduct. >>> we'll continue to follow it again tonight. we'll head over to meteorologist bernadette woods. >>> for tomorrow, more of what we saw today. >>> as we head through the afternoon, a lot of sunshine out there. we're going to top out in the low 60s once again. tomorrow night, we start to drop. and for the next of the five- day, here's bob. >>> 60 or so on friday. mid-60s for the weekend. looks like a dry period with plenty of sunshine mary? >>> if you have an older appliance, there is a way to save energy with it. experts say this works with most of the ones from 1990. cost about $30 to $60. expert says they can save you hundreds of dollars in energy costs each year. for more information on how you can be an energy saver, go to wjz.com and clic

. >> god is still good. i'm still here. no one got hurt and i'm safe. >> reporter: the pictures don't begin to capture when you feel when you are here. even the mayor is surprised. >> it is a true miracle. and i want to take a moment to thank god for sparing lives yesterday. >> reporter: in all, 54 units were condemned. the city has found housing for everyone but those who live in 14 of those units. reporting live in northeast baltimore, mike mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> people in baltimore county think it could take weeks, even months to recover from the storm. derek valcourt is in parkville with their story. >> this is no small storm. it was powerful enough to uproot and knock down pretty large trees like this. 100 of them, in fact. on their way down, hitting houses, cars, and even power lines. >> the mess in dennis boyd's yard has him convinced of what happened early wednesday morning. >> it's definitely a tornado. i was in my bedroom when it hit. >> reporter: tornadoes down. shingles on its roof missing. and wind

still pretty rough ride they're also the north bay ride much improved from marin county but sonoma stillnovato. the red duron novato remains having passed highway 37 once past the parkway you'll see a much improved commune 4101. the other big delay was the right heading south towards san bruno. coming at a downtown san francisco. action coming of south east corner it was backed up onto 280 all the way up to 19th avenue kron4 is jackie sissel keeping an eye on that commute. here's a look at that, jackie looks to this traffic reporters i that things have improved. >> that is right, in the last 10-15 minutes we have seen the traffic starts to break up i was coming from san francisco down to 803 daly city traffic was backed up in both directions for a while once we got here it was stop and go the last 10-15 minutes we started to see that some of the traffic bridge get. >> that is great news thank you. i would just quickly switch back to the maps jackies the question is here, as he said further south you get the less and less congest in you will see. to the weather sent christie. >> beautiful

it is still early.his is the beginning of the morning flights, they do expected to back up just a bit today. one airport employee told me please, to not make it as busy as yesterday. at what tell him about it will be busier. >> (laughter) >> ticket counter lines, lines,, lines coming, like all day, lines of date. it usedo be wednesday before things giving but we learned airport spokesman it says now monday is the busiest day because schools realize just go ahead and give the week off to the kids. you can see a little child rate their that for the parents take full advantage rummages go read and travel on monday. keeping in mind when you come down here i want to save you some time. make sure there you go straight to the ticket counter because if you don't and you try to go through bowline guess what they are strictly enforcing see that been, if you do not have to carry on that fits into that place you're wasting your time. they will send people straight to the ticket counter. will monitor this situation

down 1 01 still backed up upper deck of the bay bridge still slow.oring traffic and all report traffic is still much heavier than usual trying to get into san francisco this morning. westbound highway 37 was backed up for at least a mile tried to get on to 1 01. san francisco across town traffic is light traffic. on the off ramp that's where you will see things backing up from time to time. folks are still driving into san francisco rather than taking public transit. a check on the weather in looks to be a beautiful day. >> the weather is looking good. after all the traffic challenges at least we have that. by 11:00 a.m. when the parade starts we should be up to 68. we could break into the '70s for the parade time it will be nice that they're lots of sunshine for us we are up to 61 in san francisco, 64 oakland, upper 50s down into mountain view and san jose. this afternoon '80s 81 in santa rosa, 80 napa, concord, 79 novato, the south bay we could get into mid '80s, 80 in fremont, the coast 70 degrees for half moon bay. 7 day around the bay dry for th

we still want to be cautious. we are projecting that the refunds that we continually get -- we get somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 to 25 refunds' every month that we have to process. they're still very small amounts, but we are keeping the $700,000, which is similar to what we had last year, as the projection. in terms of expenditures, we are 2% over what we were last year, but that makes sense because we started to bring back staff. we have filled in the neighborhood of 10 positions throughout the planned review and inspection services. we are running into some situations which all departments are running into, which is the testing of positions prior to being hired. there are a lot of tests that have not been prepared or that have not occurred. we are working very closely with dhr. this is a citywide problem. we're working with that to not have our positions held up because of that. we are still training our staff on code changes. we have not seen a lot of those expenditures in october. we also have not seen

we still haven't found him. he is still a force. but here is an important point.e is not walking around giving television interviews. and he is hiding. and as long as he is hidden and afraid to use a telephone, afraid to use a satellite radar, afraid to do anything but give a video interview. he is not the same force he was ten years ago. he is trying to stay alive. therefore, we have a different kind of al qaeda that we are dealing with than the al qaeda that struck us on 9/11. >> larry: to your knowledge have we ever come real close? >> i have no idea. some people say that in the early days when weep were going through the mountains we might have missed him. but i have no idea whether that is accurate or not. >> larry: that is rough terrain isn't it? >> it is difficult terrain. we often think about that region as if you can just go anywhere you want in a to hours. and we have to keep this in mind, too, when we talk about pakistan. because our pakistan friends are an important part. >> larry: you just met with them? >> i just met with the pakistani chief in my ho

still nice. that wind has picked up. still rather breezy and windy up in the hills.ut instead of north-northeast, you get the westerly. temperatures coming down. the fog is roaring down the coast and up the coast. it's not clear. it will be here tomorrow. much colder. it will be that colder air coming in and more so than the rain. it looks like friday night will get the rain. but the cold air will start to seep in here. and we'll really feel it as we get to saturday and sunday. temperatures are still pretty good. if we didn't have 84 degrees, record high yesterday and san francisco's 80 as a record, then these mid-70s bo be not too bad -- would be not too bad. >> 25 in tahoe. 34 up in reno. the part that's coming down. there will be about three lows coming in and kind of carving out over the west coast a much colder air mass. it's are. this is a slow one. this will take us into saturday. today, coast, bay, inland. a little bit more of a breeze. it will be sunny. tomorrow, the fog comes back. that means temperatures drop off, i think we'll say goodbye to the 70s inlan

newsom spoke earlier, and the crowd still there, still strong?the crowd is still here, newsom is still working the crowd. we got to and him some questions, saying that, you know, this is his first time being on a statewide ticket and so that was kind of a challenge for him that they worked very hard. we actually, his voice, he was starting to lose his voice, because he's been campaigning so hard. >> we're going to jump in and go right to carly fiorina who's at the podium. >> the message has been sent loud and clear. now, here in california, you know california's always a little bit different, right? so here in california, here's where we are. 36% of the vote has been counted, 36%, and we are in a dead heat tie. [ cheering and applause ] >> and so the facts are it is too close to call, the facts are it's going to be a long night, and we're going to be watching returns all night, but all those people who have already declared this race, maybe that was probably not a smart thing to do. [ cheering and applause ] >> on primary night, on primary night,

it's still slow on southbound 280. 880 is still slow. the top, it's back -- toll plaza it's backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute wait. here's steve. >>> a few clouds have drifted by. they will continue to increase during the day. sunny, cool, staying cool in the upper 50, low 60s. it's out of here and after that, it looks sunny, cool, breezy. and then warner friday, saturday. warmer friday, saturday. >> that will do it for us, everyone. thanks for watching. >> bye now.

we are still pretty cold that side most locations are still into the thirties or below freezing to napairfield, at the freezing mark into livermore. mid-upper thirties. 34 redwood city. 7:00 still cold not to get to the thirties even to 7:00. 10:00 warming and up. still holding on to some third is along the peninsula and the delta. by noon, a mixture of 40's and maybe even a few fifties, topping out in the 50s today. colette back down very quickly as we head into the evening into the 40's and even the thirties. afternoon highs, 53 degrees or for santa rosa. done it to san francisco 50 degrees as well. most locations in the '50s. will not escape the 40's and antioch. in antioch. temperatures in the mid 20's, low thirties a possibility of below freezing temperatures could stay in effect for about four hours or more. also as james mentioned a frost advisor around the bay and things giving morning several hours of temperatures below freezing. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. although it will be cold we will stay clear, dry so there will be sunshine in the afternoon friday cloud

they are still out there.e investigating a crash involving a car fleeing from police hit another vehicle and now two people are confirmed dead. again 106th closed at macarthur boulevard and likely going to be closed for at least another hour. san jose, southbound 101 approaching 880, three right lanes remain closed due to an overturned big rig. it is still there in lanes on its side but as you can see from our sensors in the area, traffic is so light, they are getting by in the far left-hand lane without any huge delays. they have been closing more connector ramps in the area. the connector ramp from southbound 101 to northbound 880 closed. also the connector ramp from southbound 880 to southbound 101 has been shut down. all right. let's take a quick look at the bay bridge, where it is already stacking up on the incline. we have an accident now at the top of the incline one lane blocked. so it's pretty slow from the metering lights all the way out to the incline. er in trying to clear it. but the metering ligh

still waffling a little bit tomorrow. still very warm. a dramatic temperature change on wednesday and really it will happen friday, saturday and sunday when the rain comes back into the forecast. good morning, frances. drivers aren't crazy this morning. >> mike, no, they're not. you should be driving like this if you're headed across the bay bridge because we have that wind advisory in effect. and also just a heads up if you're driving in san francisco. there could be big delays. we just don't know how big yet. there's going to be a truckers really that starts 7:00 from the trans bay terminal and then caravan to city hall. all the way to city hall, possibly mission and market. look out for that. freeways no delays right now. looking good across the golden gate bridge. traffic is light. no trouble either across the san mateo bridge at this point. eric, kristen. >> all right, frances, thank you very much. my robot was driving. that's what it was. >> ahhhh! >> he had both hands on the wheel. >> placebos improving the sex life of women. >> ma

still 59 in cumberland and d.c. the dew points are low. still very dry air. winds here, very, very light winds. under 4 to 5 miles an hour. winds not really a factor at all. out to the west, still a little rain and snow going on. across the rockies and even cross portions of nebraska. they got snow. this weak little frontal boundary is probably not going to make it here. but may have a few clouds sunday night with that system. primarily, this is going to move up toward canada and not impact us. but what is going to happen, ahead of it, mild air comes to the east. in fact, out to the west, you have valley temperatures in the mid and upper 60s. for us, off the east coast, still that low pressure, slowly moving away. for our region, high pressure with beautiful weather continues, with a very, very big dome of high pressure that is dry and descending air. eventually we'll get into the mild air for the weekend. northeast winds on the bay. won't get quite as warm tomorrow as it did today with a 5- to 10-knot wind. bay temp 55. tonight, generally clear. upper 30s. a

memory pack is still missing.ctor accused of the ballot heist will make his first court appearance on three felony charges. police say he had gone through training and they don't know of a motive. >> there will be a last day push to save a college student from deportation. he was born in peru. his parents emigrated from china. all three came here but never returned to peru. immigration agents arrested him in september. his friends finalized details for a rally today. 20-year-old's attorney insists her client had no idea he was an illegal immigrant. >> he went to high school and he started college. nobody informed him of his illegal status. >> i think it would be uncommon from somebody that came from another country to inquire what their status actually was. >> he is being held in arizona. his friends hope that senator feinstein or boxer will intervene. >> this morning, san francisco police are holding a news conference to for a murder. indicate horan was found dead in an apartment. they believe a stranger walked u

into this year ago and still all lot of snow here in this year and still bubbles are really low. another 2-2 ft. in the elevations. a winter storm warning for 10:00 p.m. tonight. the snow levels could be as low as 1,500 ft.. the temperatures around the bay area in the mid-50s and the readings are 10 degrees below average it with a mixture of sunshine, clouds and isolated shower this afternoon with 56 in san francisco and san jose at 57 degrees. looking ahead at the beginning of the week is a bit unsettled. use seat scattered clouds, scattered showers. cool temperatures will rise in the mid '50s and the showers should end by tuesday morning. sunshine is on the increase for tuesday afternoon. and mostly it is sunny skies and a warming trend. we will beain the news at this hour and half the arson is about the safety after discovery of body and a severed arm. he was stabbed in the back by another man. stanley roberts went to golden gate part to see how dangerous parts of the part can be. in this edition of people behaving badly.. >> it is called the gem of san francisco. it is a majo

the recovery still very fragile.acy's in manhattan, which claims to be the biggest shop in the world, opened its doors at 4:00 in the morning, and 7,000 shoppers flooded in. this year the tourists from europe and asia are back. it is not just women looking for bargains for the family. young men are spending, too. >> if people are shopping for themselves, there is much more a feeling of consumer confidence than there was a year ago. that is different than what happened last year. last year they got their gifts. they had a budget and they were out. this year they are spending more on themselves. >> there is no doubt the big apple is bustling today. the predictions are that nearly $450 billion more will be spent over last black friday. they say this will be driven by consumer confidence. but you don't have to go far to find a much gloomier picture. >> just five miles away in queens, all along the main shopping street there are signs of a lingers recession. it is home to many who work in hand hat, but who can't afford to

do you like any of these still? >> we've pulled back on the energy side, but we still like emerging markets and the corporate story, we think, has some resilience left to play out. >> tom: on the bond space. any disclosures tonight? >> not for me or my immediate family. >> tom: some new idas from our market monitor this week, kurt reiman. >> susie: and finally tonight, a family business that has touched most of our lives at one time or another: hallmark. it began a hundred years ago, when j.c. hall was only 18 years old and started the greeting card business. today hallmark has more than 13,000 employees worldwide and is still run by the hall family. in tonight's "all in the family" diane eastabrook tells us how this iconic brand continues to dominate the greeting card industry. >> reporter: when you see the name hallmark, this is what you think of... >> happy birthday from minnie mouse... >> reporter: hallmark is known worldwide for greeting cards, wrapping paper, holiday ornaments, and in the u.s., a television ne

a 5-year-old yorkshire terrier is still missing.he says one man pretended to have a gun and demanded her purse and the dog and then snatched both when she refused to turn them over. their car was a blue, 1995 ol oldsmobile cutlass sierra. >>> the ballots are still being counted. the margin between kamala harris and los angeles republican steve cooley, narrowed today to less than 10,000 votes. conan nolan on this photo finish. >> counting the votes at the los angeles county reg star's office, a process that started election day and will continue for weeks. dean logan. >> it is labor intensive. it just gets more attention when there's a close contest. >> the race this time, the race for california attorney general between kamala harris, the democrat, and steve cooley, the republican. out of over 7 million votes cast, harris leads by 9,364 votes. that's with an estimated 4,000 votes still to count in l.a. county still alone. >> the eligibility of the voter has to be confirmed before we can count. vote by mail ballots turned in and ther

public transit still priests want this afternoon. cal train has been ready additional service and is still adding extra trains and extra sand trap and buses are meeting all the traffic at the millbrae bart station. bond and help train stopped in millbrae you will be able to use your ticket for one of those other transit agencies to get passage of one of the actress and tram buses. in order to reduce traffic on the golden gate bridge the golden gate ferry has added four extra departures this afternoon. it's likely that a good impact in funds to check the gold gate bridge camera there are no delays and for additional lanes in the north bay down the village could >> a chance to talk to some of the players and fans after the break to day care and he joins us live at the civic center plaza. fern. >> before we get to the video i'd like to start off with a little trash talk if i may. does a lot of trash behind me as the city officials how long it will take to clean this up he's said it will take for horse before is back to the way it was be

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still be. lonely and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of g eight. and you can. discuss the meaningfulness of the g. twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add the of the see at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no they ga it is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block is the rio saying but in fact what matters is that g two it's an o

they are still ready to go. they still have to wait a few hours but we're really starting to see the effect when you have this many people out here. they will shut everything down. that will affect things. once again, our coverage starts at 10:30 this morning. we're watching this parade route from all angles. the parade officially starts at 11:00. if you can't get down here, we will be here. sal castanedo is watching the traffic for you. sal? >> i think the best way to do it is get familiar with b.a.r.t. the b.a.r.t. goes right down to where you want to go or muni. i think beat is the best -- i think party is the best way -- b -- b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t.'s underground. the buses might get stuck in traffic. >>> let's go out to the 101. so far it looks pretty good. i think a lot of people will be coming in via public transportation. the toll plaza has been a typical delay coming into san francisco which is about 20 minutes. this is san jose, northbound 280 traffic moving along very well getting up to highway 17. just got

we of still holding on to the 37 by 8:00 a.m. we will be slow to warm could get into the '40's by 10:00 a.m. and then by afternoon bringing temperatures and to the 50 sure i today topping out mid-50s and then cooling it back down really quickly by 8:00 p.m. we could be into the '30's. you're 7 day around the bay shows as another cold morning tomorrow. then we increase temperatures more clouds will lead and a tight slight chance of rain on wednesday we have on stable weather through the weekend and the end of the week. let's check on your commute with george. >> is it back to work monday yet? although a lot of people still will not holiday? i think we will see a light commute this morning no evidence here yet at the toll plaza let's check the bridge. westbound light traffic but i still think we may see activation of the metering lights this morning i don't think it will be like thursday and friday of next last week. it is likely we will see a letter commute maybe even tomorrow as well. a lot of folks still returning from the holid

why you may still see it on the shelves.hing to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back. check out this shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks great. we have no big problems on the road right now. there is a stall reported on the lower deck. but it's so early traffic is so light not really causing any big problems there. we'll have much more on your morning commute. traffic in six minutes. >>> thank you. 5:25. last call for caffeinated alcohol. the controversial alcohol energy drink four loko says it's going to get rid of the caffeine. the company announced it will remove caffeine and two other ingredients from its products. today, the food and drug administration is set to announce a nationwide ban on drinks that mix alcohol with caffeine. >> good idea for younger kids. it looks like an energy drink. so it probably might not be a bad thing. enjoy the last one. >> several states have already banned the bever

still working to clear that mess up. and the next storm hot on the heels maybe a 24 to 48-hour break. here it is across the northwest. looking at rain in the valleys and mountain snows and windy conditions with winter storm watches and warnings for the cascades. 10 to 20 inches of snow across that part of the world. as far as what you're looking at for daytime highs, want some warmth? go to phoenix, maybe dallas. highs around 70 degrees. you are right, kyra. this time of year with turbulent weather. makes my job more fun and fun. >> fresh powder, baby. that's all i'm hearing in my're aexcited for sure. >> thanks, rob. >>> sarah palin is everywhere on the campaign trail, tv, campaign trail, the dictionary. whoo. i'm pooped just naming the list. influence, boy, creeping into "dancing with the stars," too. keeping her daughter bristol on her toes. vast right-wing conspiracy or vastly ridiculous paranoia? we're talking about it after the break. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side,

traffic still light in the area. san mateo bridge this is westbound 92 the commute direction. no problems across the san mateo bridge, bay bridge looks good, as well. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. well, heading out the door this morning, we got some chilly spots out there especially inland. temperatures ranging from 39 to 50 degrees so definitely chilly in spots. clear at the bay and the coast with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to the mid-50s. this afternoon, sunshine for everybody, mostly sunny and cool, temperatures up to the lower 60s along the coast, the bay and also for the coastline. breezy conditions for the coast and the bay this afternoon, too. here's a look at our satellite and radar. cold front came through yesterday dumping quite a bit of rainfall across the bay area, more than an inch in the bay area as well as for oakland. that rainfall is moving out back behind it today sunshine building in. but look at what's behind that. tuesday more showe

it's still under investigation and it's still being considered a hit and run. pg&e turned off the power to this house. this car was towed away ten minutes ago. we do have video of that. we'll show that to you coming up. >>> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay district. the body of a 21-year-old man was found on kirkwood avenue. investigators sealed off the area as they searched for evidence and questioned witnesses. we don't know the victims name. that police investigation continues. >>> the california highway patrol has identified the bicyclist hit and killed by a big rig. 47-year-old lauren ward was riding on al pine road and interstate 280. the chp says the driver stopped right away. they do believe the driver just didn't see ward as she was riding alongside her rig. >> somehow she ended up hit in the side of the big rig. we don't know how that happened. >> chp is still looking for witnesses to come forward. >>> it's early on a friday morning. let's go to sal an see how the commute is going. sal. >> dave, and pam it's friday.