but suffice to say, mid-to-upper 20s for the north bay and east bay.anta rosa, 27. 38 overnight in san francisco. 33. the freezing mark in oakland, and 31 overnight in san jose. >> today clear sky for most part, a little low cloudiness thanks to this system. it will push out of here. high pressure will strengthen storm we have another blast of cold air up here, the gulf of alaska, and this high is going to push that down so tomorrow, it's cold in some locations, cooler in other spots for sunday, and then as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, the high will relax a little bit and start to moderate the air a bit so temperatures will start to come up. so, here's a look at the time your highs for sunday. 50s for most locations. 53, santa rosa, we'll go 48 for antioch. livermore, 49. 51 for san jose. half moon bay, 50 degrees. santa cruz, boardwalk 52. we'll keep it cooler inland, here's the seven-day forecast. notice the two more morning of cold temperatures, freezing temperatures. in fact, tomorrow -- monday morning could be just as cold as overnight

but i think it's suffice to say that you don't need ada accessible. we have been through this with department of sanitation and the appellant want to the department of sanitation to get this revoked and it didn't work. so i don't know what their issue is. the issue with sidewalk services i would like to use the overhead for one minute to show you the two truck locations. this is the truck location on 2nd street. as you can see the truck location is here. there is a clear path of travel. there are few tables out here, outside of the path of travel. similarly on front street, this is the truck location. there is a 16' wide sidewalk. and no tables and chairs along here. so those are big deals and they are arguing that there is all of this construction. well, dpw can always stop people from parking in those parking spaces. if they are concerned about blockage, they can do, that otherwise anybody can park there. so those are all issues to by cred when talking about this. the last issue notice not provided correctly. this overhead show where's the notice wa

in winter, the small boat suffices. >> in summer, it is pretty rest. there's a lot of tourists here. one of two hours is necessary to visit the island completely. a very nice church and monastery. that is the reason they have. >> in summer, the island welce's tens of thousands of visirs. the monks hold church services and meditations for the guests, doing good for the people in their own small way. >> studying and reading are incredibly important. we live apart from the world, but we are still a part of it. we are in contact with people. that is wt is so important for us to know what is going on in theology and the world outside. >> friar diego uses the winter months to prepare his seminars. for him, studying is not a burden. it is an existential meade. the winter days are short, and the sun sinks early below the horizon. the small world of the island tucked away from the big world outside. this is the simple life, the lifef th franciscans. >> germany and france are celebrating an important anniversary -- 50 years ago on the 22nd of january, 1963, the

suffice it to be to speak on the federal issues with that statement. for the state it is the same. we have to figure out a way how we can have an interaction with our colleges and universities and other small groups. send them to sacramento. we don't do this. some of our advocates all these years have been going to sacramento. the processes very convoluted. it's good that we have jerry brown there. he has balance this budget. the board of supervisors, the city, the legislative branch, in the executive branch in 1996, willi brown took the city administrator's position and join it to the executive branch. let's talk about the legislative branch. it is incumbent for you to send young people to sacramento so they know the process, the convoluted process much as we have a convoluted process here at city hall. thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comments? seeing none, commissioner -- >> i have a question to mr. watts. you mentioned ab 8 and sb 11 extend the carl moyer program. would you recommending that we take a support position? >> the two bills 8 an d sb 11 they ar

but you know suffice it to say we trust our team. >> well the 9 remembers favore favored.has to be concerned about his secondary. falcons matt ryan picked him apart in the last sunday nfc championship. now facing a red hot joe flacco who out played tom brady last weak. >> any time you can stretch the field and you have a big time quarterback like flacco that can throw the ball, always down field, throw the ball in tight window, 3350 yard deep out and skinny post the way he does it makes the team close. >> after getting a big send off in baltimore the ravens flew into new orleans today. some are calling this group a team of destiny. recall they beat the broncos in the second round thanks to last minute miracle. then a ray lewis angle as the future hall of famer tries to end his contrary with superbowl titles. this is also the har bowl as ravens head coach john harbaugh tries to get the better of his younger brother. >> play any sport with jim growing up was a test of the will for all of us. jill was ahead of his time. he was bigger stronger than all the kids his age. didn't

suffice it to say, we have got, feel confident. and they have given us the best chance to win. >> the jacksonville jaguars fired head coach, mike malarki monday. the jags gm is tight with 49er offensive coordinator. there is rampant speculation, roman will be high on calldwells candidates. speculation about the sharks schedule the we can put an end to some of us. they will open up on january 20th in calgary. hey, look who is back in san jose, yeah, joining in thursdays informal shark skate. the team awaits the official opening of training camp. jumbo look his team mates. ready for what will be a 4-game regular season sprint. >> i think everybody knows how important it will be. getting off off to a quick start. and you know definitely don't want to lose, three or four in a row. behind the eight ball. important to stay consistent. get off to a quick start. we should be familiar with the system. -up know, it's -- pretty much the same coaching staff. -up know, same kind of concepts. so hopefully the guys are ready to go and are in shap

>> suffice it to say that we're not allowed at s&p capital to own any of the stocks that we cover, nor can anyone in our households. >> susie: fair enough. scott kessler at s&p capital and i.q. >> tom, some interesting news from the walmart c.e.o. today. he said that walmart will hire every veteran who wants a job, who has come off the active duty over the last 12 months. he said walmart will hire more than 100,000 vets over the next five years, as long as they have an honorable discharge. and the effort officially begins on memorial day, may 27th. >> tom: it is a heck of a promise and pledge, and comes at an interesting time for american's vets, as we're drawing down the troops in afghanistan, due to complete that by the end of next year. and also walmart not only talking about hiring veterans, but talking about buying $50 billion more products made in the u.s., a big bet on american inginuity there. lots of focus today in our "market focus." here is susie. the major stock indices finished mixed for the second session in a row, with apple again weighing on the technology sector. the s

>> suffice it to say that we're not allowed at s&p capital town any of t ockshat weover, nor can anyone in our households. >> susie: fair enough. scott kessler at s&p capital and i.q. >> tom, some interesting news from the walmart c.e.o. today. he said that walmart will hire every veteran who wants a job, who has come off the active duty over the last 12 months. he said walmart will hire more than 100,000 vets over the next five years, as long as they have an honorable discharge. and the effort officially begins on memorial day, may 27th. >> tom: it is a heck of a promise and pledge, and comes at an interesting time for american's vets, as we're drawing down the troops in afghanistan, due to complete that by the end of next year. and also walmart not only talking about hiring veterans, but talking about buying $50 billion more products made in the u.s., a big bet on american inginuity there. lots of focus today in our "market focus." here is susie. the major stock indices finished mixed for the second session in a row, with apple again weighing on the technology sector. the stronger dec

conversation suffice it to say jon stewart is just another apologist for the establishment sorry but i just don't believe he doesn't get how dangerous drones are and how much of a failure in policy they represent the back to p.b.s. which prides itself on being america's largest classroom aired the documentary to showcase how drone technology is the future of avionics but really what it was above all else was an infomercial for the military industrial complex because all it did was mark full of the capabilities of drones by displaying impressive stats and misleading information about how drones have solved intelligence gathering problems but aside from the lack of truth telling about drones abroad a critical eye on their domestic use was lacking as well. the documentary covers drone surveillance by highlighting argus the world's highest resolution one point eight billion pixel camera that can monitor an entire city from a single drone the technology can simultaneously track a moving targets and pinpoint surface objects as small as a shoe but it doesn't talk about the implications that

suffice it to say it's the first weekend of the play-offs that includes teams that did not all win their divisions, but they got into the play-offs anyway as wild cards. on the occasion of this wild card weekend in football land, the man who has decided to make himself washington's political wild card is the brand-newly retired massachusetts congressman barney frank. barney frank kicked off the weekend by going on tv this morning and said he would please like to be picked to be the new senator for massachusetts. he said he would like to be the interim replacement for john kerry, who is expected to be confirmed soon as president obama's new secretary of state. >> a month ago, a few weeks ago in fact i said i wasn't interested, which is kind of like you're about to graduate and they said you got to go to summer school. but the deal now means that february, march and april are going to be among the most important months in american financial -- >> so you're going to consider it? >> yeah. i'm not going to be coy. it's not anything i've ever been good at. i told the governor i would now like,

price some way, somehow, and living in his own hell isn't going to -- i don't know if that's going to suffice, but, again, i don't know. i'm a mixed bag of emotions right now. >> you're saying he needs to testify. he actually wasn't asked about that by oprah about whether or not he would testify. he was -- he talked about the punishment that he faces, about being banned from competition. he said i'd love the opportunity to compete. i think i deserve it, that he says he thinks -- >> he said he thinks he deserves it, tonight? >> yeah, quote -- he said i think i deserve it. he also said everybody else got a six-month suspension. oprah said did you get what you deserve? he said i deserve to be punished, quoting i'm not sure i deserve a death penalty. i just want to play this sound here. >> this may not be the most popular answer, but i think i deserve it. maybe not right now, but if you look at the situation, if you look at the culture and you look at the sport and you see the punishments. that's why i told you if i could go back to that time and say, okay, you're trading my story for a six-month

it was shot at the absolute corruption every county had sufficed and supported and protected. it happened in the county as well and so he founded the ongoing crimes as well as those already mentioned and other things like bribery, and he would investigate and find people would get information and certify that the information was accurate and proven in court and he would bring it in the public so vividly that the law enforcement officials at the state level or somewhere would have to do something about it and when he got to the atlanta she had the whole state that was kind of a target and was the most horrible thing going on to hurt the people of georgia and was exposed of those embarrassing things that were not so jack told about that because of the same thing happens which was the home of jean became very determined in that county and exposed how corrupt the trod was and i think about 15 people were indicted, their names were never revealed that another thing is in 1962 when they had been at the constitution i decided to run for the state senate. that's how it became famous t

has space and not stick with voters who think that a slice of white bread is the food will always suffice. the end of one chapter says at retail politics, we've seen no more ham-handed candidate since albert gore. i once referred to al gore in a poem as a manlike object. [laughter] about the comment touched that was true man's come i didn't seem quite comfortable with humans. a small typo citizens appear to be not only very small, but weird. weird facts with no connection in its chatter. the questions to which answers didn't matter. i'll end with one of the positives for pros highnesses based on fine reporting in "the new york times" in 2011 and the relevant passage in "the new york times" says when mitt romney introduces himself to voters come he is a peculiar habit of guessing their age or nationality, often incorrectly. a regular query, are you french-canadian? when making small talk, he peppers the conversation with curious details. mr. romney has developed an unlikely penchant for trying to puzzle everything from voters personal relationships to their ancestral homelands. mr. romney

we had a contentious relationship suffice it to say she did not like me either. i can now admit i use my limited powers and a student association president to live schedule allston assembly so her class would be canceled. we did have flowers delivered to mrs. smith from a secret admirer just so we could see what would happen. and yes i did stop doing any homework cattle once i got into college. so i said the material to not look familiar she was not sympathetic. charles she said loudly, the of basing their rows of desks, if you had steadied, and the material would look a lot more familiar. it was a compelling point*. in a few minutes, a bright and, a better touch listed and then i and whispered a few things for issue whispered back in a truly extraordinary thing happened. class. i need your attention. it appears i have given you the second semester exams by mistake. you are far enough into the test period the whole eggs and had to be aborted and rescheduled. i cannot fully describe my euphoria. [laughter] i was going to marry a wonderful woman with three children

but suffice it to say it only takes a few items and they're all legally accessible by just about any inmate. >> what do you do with them when you find one? >> i don't touch it. i usually find a new guy to touch it for me and throw it away. >> or on a stick. >> i've been here a little while. i can designate that to someone else. i'm not touching it. it's disgusting. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons, into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen, "lockup raw." if you were to describe prison life in a three-letter text, it definitely would not be lol. it could be wtf. but that doesn't mean what you think it does. >> sorry, mom. >> it stands for workouts. tattoos. >> i got a $100 bill tattooed on my penis. >> the most painful one i'd probably have to say would be the one i got in the middle of the armpit. >> and food. >> we're not [ bleep ] animals. >> i don't think a dog would eat that. >> this is the jungle. if you want to eat, you came to the wrong place. >> hey

but, you know, suffice it to say, we trust our team. >> so the ravens will be talking soon to the media'll be hearing from them coming up at 6:00. tomorrow, of course, that's the big media today, the huge spectacle where you see the costumes and players on the podiums, coaches, everybody talking to 5,000 members of the media. maybe even more packed into the super dome to hear from both teams, san francisco going to go first at 10:00, then we'll hear from the ravens at 12:15. don't want to miss media today. jason, i'll see you again in a few minutes. >>> coming up later on "news4 at 6," we'll have more from new orleans and the super bowl coverage continues. look mighty fine down there. the s.a.g. awards, and -- >> plus a program that began with police trying to buy back guns with anyone just selling guns in the streets. there are questions tonight whether this is even legal. >> the roads here are clear, so why was school canceled in this local county today. >>> right snow authorities in that country have four people in custody in connection with the fire, investigators believe a band's p

your vote and the other day if you're on the supreme court you know how to suffice. but you have to write so people will join your opinion the same with bud ascent you want to write so that you get everybody to say that you are right about the decision in so that is how the process of writing begins and you are not thinking of the way that i am. you have to write differently. the conclusion might be the same as a conference and the same happens among the dissenters not to dissenting for that reason but for this reason but we try to come together as groups as often as we can. >> yesterday's inauguration you were great. [applause] the inauguration reminds us of the power of the constitution why does it work? it's remarkable a guiding document has worked for two and injured 23 years in the world's most diverse nation. why do you think it works? >> they wrote the document to last the ages, and the way they did that was to try not to define, but to use the terms that each generation could interpret to meet their needs and so one of the biggest issues the court is constant

governor rick perry for saying "laws the only redoubt of secularism will not suffice.let's return to our place of worship and pray for help." finally, mike levine for saying there are certain things in an executive order that are un-american. in some ways, they're even -- proving his listeners can't look up what a fascism really means. quickie goes to -- governor rick perry for suggesting we should stop wasting our time passing laws and instead pray it away. governor perry couldn't be here tonight because he has a previous engagement. he's traveling and oops. but we want to accept this award on his behalf and thank him for making george w. bush look like socrates. we'll be right back. hey, i'm joey aragon. see that film? people call me about this every day. my dishwasher must be broken. you know, it's not always the machine. it may be the detergent. add finish power up to boost your detergent and you'll see a huge difference. watch what it can do. look at that sparkle! now that's clean! cloudiness! spots! tough stains! even dishwasher build-up! gone! just like that! so

but individual companies might suffice. oracle, a terrific stock, competitive. the world of s.a.p., oracle's biggest competitor. it's having a good quarter. although an endless dog fight with oracle. then there's salesforce.com, an expensive but dominant cloud computing play. run by cloud pioneer marc benioff, i like apple, i'm not pounding the table, i just told you to invest in it. social media, on a pullback, liked it lower. amazon and google, exciting. who really knows how it's doing? sure, i like them, but they don't have thematic ideas. that's what this show is about. themes. so much of tech is caught up in the pc world that it's treacherous out there. the only area i feel truly comfortable with in the long-term for all of 2013 which is the long term, investors horizon in 2013 is a long year is the next generation buildout for cell phones. you've got a rising tide lifting all boats. even this morning with the announcement of better than expected earnings from nokia. 2013 will be the year of 4g and only the year of the 5g buildout. even here there are few p

suffice to say that this is, perhaps, yes, the single most important quarter apple ever had. comes on the heels of two so-so quarters and massive worries about weak iphone sales. all i can tell you is you just have to wait and see. apple's as inscrutable as ever. and i can only advise you about what my charitable trust is doing with its position, which is nothing. too cheap to sell, maybe not compelling enough to buy more. not at least until we know more, which we sure will after the close. yes, i am not selling, i am not telling you to buy or sell. i'm just saying that my trust still owns it and i still think the company's got growth left despite the cascade of downgrades that have dogged the stock for the last two weeks. we also hear from netflix on wednesday. and this stock, well, let's say it's been the opposite of apple. this one's been on a roll. but has the company been on a roll too? or is it just the stock? is it just paying a lot for content and need to start talking about big growth again? frankly i wish netflix would take a step back and say, look, guys, we are no

governor rick perry for saying "laws the only redoubt of secularism will not suffice. let's return to our place of worship and pray for help." finally, mike levine for saying there are certain things in an executive order that are un-american. in some ways, they're even -- proving his listeners can't look up what a fascism really means. quickie goes to -- governor rick perry for suggesting we should stop wasting our time passing laws and instead pray it away. governor perry couldn't be here tonight because he has a previous engagement. he's traveling and oops. but we want to accept this award on his behalf and thank him for making george w. bush look like socrates. we'll be right back. young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. destined to take them over. ♪ ♪ the sirius xm satellite radio in the 2013 ram 1500. engineered to move heaven and earth. guts. glory. ram. the new ram 1500. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. [ voice of denni

is it a suffice counter terror force with a force package?hat takes us out of the nation building and the embedded with the afghan force. we are embedded with that force. we go to an operational level, the president has given us a thearm is not accurate. troops are not in combat operations. >> i agree all the time in afghanistan, but this question of what is the going to be in the next 24 months and how we transition to the mission in 2014. >> thank you for your time. still ahead, new comments from tech tear of state hillary clinton who is back at work as you know. we have video. >> i am thrilled to be back. >> thrilled to be back and what else? one of the things we thought you should know. plus, major turmoil in venezuela after hugo chavez's swearing in is put on hold after surgery for cancer. the latest there and lance armstrong opens up to oprah. what's being called a no holds barred interview about his doping allegations. 0. :: i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosteron

suffice it to say it's the first weekend of the play-offs that includes teams that did not all win theirisions, but they got into the play-offs anyway as wild cards. on the occasion of this wild card weekend in football land, the man who has decided to make himself washington's political wild card is the brand-newly retired massachusetts congressman barney frank. barney frank kicked off the weekend by going on tv this morning and said he would please like to be picked to be the new senator for massachusetts. he said he would like to be the interim replacement for john kerry, who is expected to be confirmed soon as president obama's new secretary of state. >> a month ago, a few weeks ago in fact i said i wasn't interested, which is kind of like you're about to graduate and they said you got to go to summer school. but the deal now means that february, march and april are going to be among the most important months in american financial -- >> so you're going to consider it? >> yeah. i'm not going to be coy. it's not anything i've ever been good at. i told the governor i would now like, fra

about getting out and expanding this tent, priebus gave a statement saying simple outreach will not suffice. let's stop talking about reaching out and start working on welcoming in. chris, they have an uphill battle coming to that because the damage has been done and this is not something that you can reverse overnight, is it? >> no. i mean, if you look at the most recent nbc/"wall street journal" poll the favorable of the republicans is low. this is damage that's been building up for years. and what they have con fronted, i think, is this demographic and cultural shift in the country, moving to more progressive and moderate collection in terms of a lot of the social issues that the republican party used to use to divide and win elections. whether that was on abortion, whether that was on play marriage or immigration. the issues don't play very well anymore. they play well in maybe certain particular red states but not nationally and states to win for the senate or the president sane the question is in the months and years ahead, what will they do that's different on policy? no one knows be

mean, when you talk about, for example, he says the law's the only redoubt of secularism will not suffice. let us all return to our places of worship and pray for help. again, not to dispa raj religion and i believe you guide your life the way you do but this is a lawmaker talking about let's turn to prayer. how do you have a reasonable conversation when someone sees that as the be all, end all solution there? not a rejection of religion but talking about laws here. >> yeah. we are. one of the things you see from this president and this commission that biden had is they're reaching out to faith leaders to have them to be a part of the conversation. >> not telling them to pray. they're saying talk to your people, go to the church and get the laus. you know? >> that's right. but i do think perry's statements, you're from texas. i'm from south carolina. i think it is a reach for some of these folks in these states, red state democrats to figure out how to talk about this legislation. you saw from the president. he didn't say gun control. he talked about gun violence. and they're very much ma