. >> twin su car, isn't it? >> yeah. it's a bit thirsty, but quick.tor engine] >> good morning, sir. >> mr. poirot. >> i must apologize for this unexpected return, madam. i was anxious to fully set your mind at rest. you have a second daughter, madam? >> had. she died, i'm afraid. >> i am sorry to hear you say that. hmm. in my country, we belgians have great respect for la mere de familie. the mother. she is all important. do not worry. i think it unlikely that the police will ever learn the truth. you will permit me, madam, to return the missing card to the pack. to play bridge for over one hour with only 51 cards, that is not very believable, madam. you make one other small mistake. you tell me that you are sitting here facing the window when mademoiselle saintclair appeared. but your daughter tells me she also is sitting here. so perhaps you are both sitting in the same chair no? >> nothing has escaped you it seems, mr. poirot. [door knock] >> you are feeling better, mademoiselle? >> yes. much better, thank you. >> mademoiselle-- i found these in t

cars belonging to victims. >> victims of a retired couple. their daughter said they were not hurt. larry blankenhim told investigators he was sitting in hiszz0a open garage and sawa susspishus car carrying strange qlorz looked like they were casing out homes. >> i saw a big black sedan with three big guys in it. and minutes later they drove back up this way. >> long time residents told us they've seen an increase in crime in a historically save neighborhood where people watch out for one another. >> just blocks from here maybe a half mile there is car jacking. >> doris doesn't feel safe anymore. michael believes it's because of the cut backs in police force. >> there used to be patrols. i never see that anymore. there is insufficient police here know now. >> the police pio .d5qdooes not disagree with miss michael. he says there is a negative correlation between the police cut backs and some crimes. for instance, crimes of opportunity. now, police are still looking for the suspects as well as the victims two cars which they stole. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you. police looking for a band of thieves apparently pulling off two home invasion robberies in piedmont. thre

>>luis fonsi niega acuassacion d de su esposa, mediante una car a carta. esta estaria presente emocionalmente. >>ya no se si quiero usarlo >>adamaris se mostrÓ poco inc n inclinada ante esa posibilidad, en otras parejas la situcaciÓn a ido a parar a la corte. >>sin embargo en filadelfiaa,. l fallo fue a favor dd e la futur posibilidle madre, porque en v divorcios comunes las parejas se pelena poan por hijos y propied no por un pre embrion. >>no es vida, sin embargto noo prisiÓn preventivaopiedad tampo. >>se espera que la decisiÓn la tome la suprema corte. >>los niÑos que consume comida rapÁpida tres veces a la sema s son mÁs propensos a conpadece a asma, porque los perros calie e calientes tienen acidos inmun a inmunosaturados, causando estos efectos, loa investigaciÓn hech por cientificos neoyorquinzelan. >>y uno de cada cuatro estadounidenses acude a fondos d de su retiro para solucioan n o problemas, pagar hipotecas y r tarjetas de credÉdito. >>vamos a una ultima pausa, al volver. >>de que manera la salsa estara presente durante la juramenta juramentaci

lanier, by the way, coming up next, mark lanier will-- here is the question, will the driverless car get itself suedu know, and this man is itching to sue somebody. here is another question, who is going to pay the health care for 11 million immigrants, who may become citizens under the the new immigration reform proposals? answers to your questions coming up. we'll speak to the woman who says young women should want this gun. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choo any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now this...will work. [ ale announcer ] just like you, business pro. just like you. go naonal. go like a pro. just like you. i have obligations. cute tobligations, but obligations.g. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out o

she's sued after breaking her wrist while riding the bumper cars. pinnacle's national monument could soon be turned into a national park. it features tower like rock formation. it's located east of highway 101 near sol dad. a bill that would turn the monument into the 59th 59th national park ask the senate and now awaiting the president's signature. senator barbara boxer and diane sponsored the bill. national monuments receive less funding and afford fewer protection to wild life and national park. >>> well, the pinnacles can be a hot place in the summertime. it's a cold place now even though we had mostly sunny skies and had a few little showers and most probably lifted a couple of sprinkles reports from san francisco to half moon bay over night down to santa cruise. but skies are clear now and it will be cold tonight, feel that north wind kicking in already but at least we have good visibility, skies are clear. 50s on the temps or 40s. some location held up this morning due to the cloud cover or breeze they will drop very very fast tonight. this s

car. >>> conocophillips is being sued for failing to maintain storage tanks at 500 stations they state.ala harris says the company and its spinoffs phillips 66 tampered with the underground tanks used to store gasoline. the companies are also accused of disabling leak detection devices and of improperly disposing of hazardous waste. phillips 66 says it doesn't comment on legal matters and conocophillips hasn't responded. >>> a veteran san francisco superior court judge is retiring. patrick mahoney turns 70 and is retiring this month. he plans to go into private mediation and arbitration practice. his replacement will be appointed by governor brown. >>> with the way tuition rates are rising, this sounds like material for the too good to be true file. a four-year degree from a top california college for the bargain basement price of $10,000. rob mcallister tells us one state assemblyman says it's doable? >> he has a plan to begin taking college courses before teens get the high school did i loma. >> a lot of the requirements will be in high school and junior college. >> reporter: with the

company officials are showing off a new concept car at the detroit auto show and hinted that this redesign could be incorporate suedo the next corolla for 2014. analysts say it's risky to make big changes to one of the best- selling cars in the world. >>> nissan also announce understood lower prices for its leaf electric car to help boost sales. then 2013 leaf will start at just belowed 29,000. if you combine that discounted price with federal, state, and local price incentives, the price could actually fall below $19,000 in california. >> stocks ended flat today as investors were inwilling to take positions ahead of earnings reports from companies. the nasdaq fell 8 points, and the s&p 500 was off 1 and a third. >> advocates want to ban vehicle traffic on telegraph avenue from bank way to bancroft way. the measure calls for transforming he area into an outdoor families road with bike roads. >>> some tenants say they won't be able to make the deadline of tomorrow for an eviction. the harbor has been sold to a developer who plans to build an apartment complex some private arena. some tenants left today. overts said

company officials are showing off a new concept car at the detroit auto show and hinted that this redesign could be incorporate suedxt corolla for 2014. analysts say it's risky to make big changes to one of the best- selling cars in the world. >>> nissan also announce understood lower prices for its leaf electric car to help boost sales. then 2013 leaf will start at just belowed 29,000. if you combine that discounted price with federal, state, and local price incentives, the price could actually fall below $19,000 in california. >> stocks ended flat today as investors were inwilling to take positions ahead of earnings reports from companies. the nasdaq fell 8 points, and the s&p 500 was off 1 and a third. >> advocates want to ban vehicle traffic on telegraph avenue from bank way to bancroft way. the measure calls for transforming he area into an outdoor families road with bike roads. >>> some tenants say they won't be able to make the deadline of tomorrow for an eviction. the harbor has been sold to a developer who plans to build an apartment complex some private arena. some tenants left today. overts said they nee

el guapo leonard di caprio hacÍa car caras y divertida mientras bailaba, y selena tambiÉn, y ben affleck celebrÓ con susmbre en inglÉs) donde los hispanos estarÁn bien representados y la ciudad de utah se prepara para recibir a las celebridades, y la Última moda estas botos de nieve. - y en la portada de esta semana, mÁs sexy que nunca aparece la actriz nicole kidman quien a sus 45 aÑos estÁ disfrutando al mÁximo su familia y su carrera >>> llegamos al final de nuestro segmento especial de la revista te the hollywood report >>> gracias ninet, bueno hecha, estÁ kefque echa chispa hallgal montijo e veremos por quÉ. adelante ninet. >>> molesta estÁ galilea montijo con una revista que pÚblico que ella tuvo una discusiÓn publica con su esposo por un dinero que Él supuestamente le debÍa. >>> pero sÍ de repente pone a la gente en su lugar no se vale con la mano en la cintura y por tener el poder de una revista te ataquen pues a la gente que quieres, en este caso mi esposo y no lo voy a permitir, >>> asÍ que ha buscado apoyo entre sus colegas para a probar leyes de libertad de prensa y expresiÓn >>> hablar es m

. >>> you've been warned, ride the bumper cars at your own risk and if you get hurt you can't be sued. the court says there's a quote assumption of risk on such rides. >>> the chp will be out in full force tonight looking for anyone who shouldn't be on the roads. and here's a sobering thought, a dui can cost up to $7,000. cbs reporter mike straussman shows us how the new technology could put the breaks on drunk drivers. >> so we want to take this device and implement it in the car. >> reporter: bob swog is leading a team that is looking for a device that can prevent accidents every year. that he has two new sensors would test anyone behind the wheel. >> the idea is to develop a sensor that can be implemented in the vehicle to prevent anybody that's above the legal limit, love the .08 legal limit from moving the vehicle and driving. >> reporter: the touch base sensor inverted in the stop, start button shines a infrared light and measures the alcohol content in the tissue. the second type of technology is a breath based sensor. it would measure molecules in a driver's breath. >> how far

car comes smashing into the door. he's really shaken up but he's scared. >> reporter: miss arrested the sus -- police arrested the suspect driver and recovered a gun. there was a dispute at the housing project overnight that escalated into a shooting this morning. we are familiar with this suspect. >> reporter: the family of the dead woman came by the store and were in tears. this man said it was his sister-in-law. showed us a picture, but said nothing else. one person remains in custody but the investigation is continuing. . >>> a million dollar heist at an apple store. why cops say the thieves struck at the perfect time. >>> and how one beer at a bay area bar wound up costing hundreds of dollars. >>> and he thought his dad was still in afghanistan. the surprise reunion at the rose parade. ,,,,,,,,,, four armed robbers broke in this apple store in paris lt night - and made off with me than a . >>> cops are calling it the perfect heist. four armed robbers broke into this apple store in paris last night and made off with more than a million dollars worth of merchandise, idaho pads, iphones, imacs. they stuffed everything

cars. >>> five things to a know on this new year's day morning. civil lawsuit against casey anthony will start wednesday. a woman is suingony for defamation claiming she was harassed and threatened after anthony came up with a fictitious name. anthony accused the nanny of kidnapping her daughter caylee. >>> she pleaded guilty to hanging a dead raccoon and on friday he will be sentenced for his movement in the racially motivated act. he faces 10 years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. >>> planned parenthood faces funding cuts in the state of texas. yesterday, a judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order. a law goes into effect today requiring the state to fund health clinics exception for those affiliated with abortion providers. planned parenthood is asking to be excluded from the law. a full hearing is expected on january 11th. >>> seems people were not happy with gifts so they are senning them back. ups ace thursday will be the busy -- says thursday will be the busiest day for returns. they expect more than 500,000 packages to be sent back to retailers. >>> ravens ground crew is going to be bus

she sued after breaking her wrist while riding bumper cars. >>> 7:14. pinnacle's national monument could soon be turned into a national park. the site features tower-like rock formations and caves and is located east of highway 101. a bill would turn it into the 59th national park passed the senate and is awaiting the president's signature. barbara boxer and dianne feinstein signed the bill. >>> 7:15. a rough start to the new year at point reyes national seashore where a road is closed. that's cutting off access to a popular beach. a big gap opened up right there on the road yesterday. park officials say there was a culvert under the road that failed. that road closure is affecting access to limatour beach, sky and the point reyes hostile. but all work facilities and trails are open. >>> also still running at point reyes, a shuttle that takes visitors to see the whales and they say the first elephant sale pups have been born and migrating gray whales are also putting on a show for the park visitors. >>> san francisco's tree recycling program kicks off t

cars. >>> a foot long sandwich is being measured and it came in at 11:00 inches. now two new jersey men are suingay they are short changing customers. they say bread length can vary if they don't bake to corporate standards. >>> let's check our traffic with sal. >> is there a reason they put food stories right before me, because i am always hungry. >> forget about what they said about subway, that sandwich looks good >> >> traffic is moving along well, most of us have been up a lot longer and it is lunchtime for us in this business. the drive along the mcarthur maze, no major problems driving to the bay bridge toll plaza and no big delay. 880, same thing does and there are people out there and it is still wet out there and if you are the kind of person who wants an extra five or 10 minutes, now is the time to bring that out. we are looking at the livermore commute, 17 minutes to be exact between grand line road and baker, that is your drive time. >>> we are down to about a mile for visibility along the east bay stretch as well, concord is reporting patchy fog, mostly cloudy skies and temperatures

suing. two others were wounded. harmon fled in a white rental car. police say he is armed and dangerous. >>> also this morning, walmart has announced it will begin limiting sales of ammunition to three boxes per day per customer. worries about new gun control laws have led to a run on ammunition. and walmart cannot keep up with the demand. >>> there's new proof that americans are living on the edge when it comes to their finances. some 44% do not have a safety net, meaning they don't have enough money saved up to cover basic living expenses for three months. one-third of americans don't even have a savings account. >>> meantime, the big winning streak on wall street ended abruptly wednesday on word that the economy had shrank last quarter. largely because government spending cuts. >>> and a daring escape attempt in ohio. police showing this, a woman in handcuffs, smashing her way out of a police car. kicking out the window. showering the arresting officer with glass in the process. but she didn't get far before turning on police. she had been accused

thorough search of the car no drugs were found but the officers still called a female officer over to perform invasive cavity searches on both women course nothing was found women are now suing the state of texas on this sad day for civil liberties in the united states and a very very ugly share of joe arpaio america's craziest and most legally challenge sheriff began sending out three thousand armed volunteers today to patrol schools in america county arizona the armed posses will patrol nearly fifty schools monitoring their facilities and will not actually step foot inside the schools all volunteers are in charge of providing their own weapons with whatever they may be it's even scarier is that according to arizona's three t.v. many of the volunteers have criminal pasts so now is sure of joe sending armed vigilantes out to protect and patrol arizona's schools he's also letting convicted criminals do some of the work and that is very very ugly. sorry gun nuts are on the wrong side of our founding fathers for example in a tirade against c.n.n.'s piers morgan alex jones argued this. the second amendment isn't there for the taconic it's there to protect us from tire rannoch wh

car. >> this morning a cleaning woman who was sexually abused by a security guard while working at the electronic arts offices is suing the company. the lawsuit claims electronic arts is responsible because the assault occurred inside the company's building. the suit says the company failed to keep the premises safe for the woman and security footage should have been closely monitored. the suit names the security guard and the firm he worked for as defendants. the guard pleaded no contest to felony rape and was sentenced to nine years in prison in october. electronic arts not commenting on the lawsuit. >> a man accused of trying to poison his kboif won't face charges. robert lockridge was arrested in september. police say he tried to slowly poison his girlfriend by bringing bottled water laced with chlorine to the nursing home where she was a patient. he told investigators he bought the liquid online as a health supplement. the district attorney said there is insufficient evidence to pursue charges. >> the fate of pot clubs is up in the air this morning. last night the city council approved a recommendation to ban dis

car. >> it had serious damage to the building and we're told the victim is in critical condition at the hospital. >> for the folk who is read lance arm's best-seller is suing to get their money back. they are aaccusing him of fraud. he admitted to using drugs to win his seven tour de france wins. >> let's see what is coming up tonight at 6:00. >> gordon peter is live with a look ahead. >> tonight at 6:00 california senator feinstein offered the original assault weapons ban in 1994. more than a dozen years after that ban expired then following the dead liquor tragedies of connecticut and colorado they are offering a in proposal and this will ban more than guns. we'll see you at 6:00. >> in the meantime, we have to worry about more weather coming in. >> doug hill is keeping an eye our out more snow that is heading our way. >> it will be snowing across the region at this time tomorrow. let's give you a time-lapse this morning. skies cleared fairly quickly. notice the ripples in this time-lapse as the northwesterly winds pushed the water downstream. we'll see a continuation of clearing skies through the night and clearing temperatures. by morning we'll see clo

sued. it's disgusting that they have special immunity that no other manufacturer had. >> well, yeah if a cariable but guns are supposed to kill people, so what is the problem. >> stephanie: hey. hey! [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the nra has gained 14 million people in the last few days. we have got to stop being scared of any part of this issue. and they left in a huff did they yesterday from the white house. joe biden yesterday. >> in all of my years involved in these issues there is nothing that has gone to the heart of the matter more than the visual image people have of little six year old kids riddled -- not shot with a stray bullet riddle riddled with bullet holes in their classroom. >> stephanie: yeah, have you seen the picture of the president when he first heard about what happened at sandy hook. some of the details, it's the reality of stuff -- there was another detail i heard from the aurora shooting that the 911 dispatcher couldn't hear because there were so many gunshots. bill clinton yesterday. >> i grew up in a hunting culture, but this is nuts. >> stephanie:

car. >> we'll have much more on this issue tonight at 11:00. that's when you will hear from a man now paralyzed after falling in a terrain park. he sued the ski resort and won. >> thanks so much. >>> it's 5:21 right now. the construction coming today aimed at erasing effects of a tanker crash on the bay area's biggest bridge. >>> why a sagging economy may be good news for america's students. > >>> good morning to you. a bad economy means more kids are graduating from high school. the nation's high school graduation rate is the highest it's been since 1976. about 78% of students are graduating on time. education secretary arne duncan says in a struggling economy there's more competition for jobs which means kids feel a high school diploma is even more important. >>> fire officials right now are trying to reassure east bay residents they are still safe following a series of recent firestation closures. contra costa county fire officials holding the latest in a series of community meetings. this one is in walnut creek. officials planning to discuss the closure of firestation 4 and how services will be impacted there. the meeting set to s

cars? tonight, a woman who's done some sexy sales work of her own, jillian barbari on the super ads and news from the super bowl. and exclusive... the bengals cheerleader who sued for slander and got caught with a kid. >> i didn't think we could win. but i felt obligated to make the effort. >> geraldo: and the progressive president throws down the gauntlet. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law and the trive striving hopeful immigrant who is still see america as a land of opportunity, until all of our childrens, from the streets of detroit to the quiet lanes of newtown know that they are cared for and cherished and always safe from harm. >> reporter: how should republicans react? >> the way he tells it, it's the president and only the president who is trying to fix our bridges, to feed our children, to care for our seniors, to clean our water. frankly, he must be exhausted. [chuckles] >> i know we are. >> geraldo: hi, everybody, that's paul ryan at the national review summit. the congressman and former vice-presidential candidate trying to cheer up republicans looking to pick a lane. here wi

if you want to make a claim to your insurance company about your car, you have to report it stolen. the n.r.a. fought that, suedme on my 100th day in office back in 2008. one of the proudest moments of my entire political career. [laughter] so it is a distraction. and the distraction is the n.r.a. and their money and their intimidating tactics. we have to be prepared to fight back. many of the similar ways, not what i talked about earlier in terms of the disgusting ad. they have done their best to gut and underfund through congress the atfe, not confirmed a director, taken away their ability to accumulate information for law enforcement purposes. if you're going to solve a problem, you need to know what problem you're frying to solve and you need data and information. they have taken every possible step to block that agency or the c.d.c. or anyone else. we can put a person on the moon, but i can't assure that you're going for safe walking around the corner. we need data and information. gun locks and lockers. congresswoman bonamici. in connecticut, the person took his mother's weapons. one of the proposals out

sus is expect, we are learning, reportedly fled from the scene. there is a search that is now under way. we are looking at aerial shots as well. we understand that there are police carsulances and fire engines as well that responded to the report of the shooting. we also saw -- there you go. now we have the aerials there. somebody was rolled out on a stretcher certainly a situation that is now unfolding. it is breaking news. we are following it with you. this comes on a day when there are people debating gun violence, gun rights in washington. this is, again, a report that we have responding to a multiple shooting. multiple victims. this is a business center. what you see there are officials who have gathered. we are trying to get information. we are not sure just what the extent was, how serious this might be. but this is just developing here. you see people beginning to gather. from the aerial shots, reports again. you see the business complex. you can see the building there. multiple floors. we are learning at least two victims came and there was a suspect still on the loose. we will be following this very, very closely. we'll take a quick break and come back. 

suing her school district over discrimination. the future of the auto industry. live to the detroit auto show next. ♪ >> it's the super bowl of auto shows. where companies release the latest carsuto show with the car czar, doug brown i remember. >> good morning, tucker, it's the super bowl of car shows, and this is big. three quarters after million people expected to come through the cobo hall in detroit. the economic impact. 400 million dollars money well needed in downtown detroit and this show is big this year. the automakers are back and saying that they are ready to show it off. we snuck in a day early to show you what i think are going to be some of the the show stoppers. we'll start with this. i can see you on in this 7th avenue. all new from chevrolet, 2014 silverado. the truck that gm has been talking about and tested this thing for 17 million miles and it's all new, hood to hitch it starts at just under $25,000. and that's incredible and that's going to put a lot of pressure on ford and f-150. inside the company is saying they'll give you more room and a lot quieter and amenities, starting price point under 25 grand and expected to get pretty good gas mileage. lincol