getting extremely clean air is somewhat less important. also, as thengeles case shows, producing somewhat cleaner air is not too expensive, while producing very, very clean air would have been disastrously costly. so what the economist says is apparently fairly simple -- keep on cleaning up the air until the added -- the marginal social costs begin to exceed the added -- the marginal social benefits, until the intersection of these two curves. i say "apparently simple" because measuring these social costs and benefits is not always that easy. schoumacher: from the 1990s and into the new millennium, we saw record floods, record high temperatures, more crop failures, longer droughts, melting polar ice caps, rising seas. most climatologists, though certainly not all, agree that the rising temperatures of the past several decades -- a phenomenon known as global warming -- are due to human activity. but there's more general agreement that the social and economic ramifications of trying to do something about the problem are enormous. both politicians and eco

we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -

was involved when a pair of american bombers flew through the air space. al jazeera's craig leeson has more. >> trouble greets the u.s. ambassador in japan. china's ratcheting up of the dispute dominated the welcome at this luncheon. >> unilateral actions like those taken by china with the announcement of an east china sea defense sewn undermines security and attempts to change the status quo in the east china sea. it will increase tensions in the reason. >> there were times for smiles and congratulations. the message was serious and underscored the access of the u.s. tuesday. that's when the americans sent two b 52 bombers on a fly through without notifying the budget authorities. the flight was part of a long-planned exercise. nonetheless the message was clear - japan is a friend. as far as the u.s. is concerned, these are international waters. the establishment of the zone crosses through an air defense zone that japan maintained for decades. it's viewed as an attempt by china to impose authority on the region. while the u.s. works on closer ties with th

this was his professional career before coming to the air force. te books about curing gayness. he was a director at the big cure the gay groups at narth and exodus international. exodus international focused before exodus itself went out of business earlier this year. dr. michael rosebush's entire professional career has been counseling people to try to make gay men not gay anymore. he also worked for focus on the family itself. he served as vice president there for a time. there's nothing about the air force academy leadership right now, or the air force leadership right now, that indicates that they're driven by some anti-gay agenda. and they clearly do not want to be known as an anti-gay institution. the superintendent of the academy met with the lbgt group on campus this week after this story broke. the air force has taken steps this week to reach out to the media. they've tried to explain why they hired dr. rosebush and never say it had anything to do with his lifelong career of trying to turn gay people into straight people. they say he desig

as the air heats up, water evaporates. the warm wet air rises, and as it rises, it expands and cools. the vapor it contains condenses into clouds, many of which release rain. the cool air is now dry, but more and more warm air is rising up beneath it. this displaces the cool air away from the equator, pushing it north and south toward the subtropics. because of earth's spheroidal shape, air currents begin to crowd together as they move into higher latitudes. this causes the air to grow dense and heavy, so that it descends earthward about 30 degrees north and south of the equator. the air is compressively heated upon reaching low altitudes. the result is a mass of warm, dry air, few clouds, and low humidity. this encourages evaporation. the result is the stark, parched landscape of most of the world's deserts. a few deserts occur outside these subtropical latitudes in the rain shadows of mountains, such as california's sierra nevada. the rain shadow effect works as follows. warm, moist air moves east across the pacific. it h

the code colder air is moving i. the showers will die down and the skies will clear and the temperatures will get a little colder. we are in the 60's in new york and philadelphia and washington. toronto is down to 39 degrees. and there is that cold air. 30s in the freezing mark outside of the i-95 corridorment and 44 in philadelphia. and tomorrow afternoon not much of a warm up. there is cold air from the north. and some areas don't make it out of the 30s tomorrow afternoon. wind will gust out of the north and really start to pick up in the afternoon. and dying down at night. you will see the temperatures really drop, the skies are clear and the cold air is in place. the wind dies down. by monday a chill in the air as you head outside. a wind from the north and the low pressure from the coast and that is what brought the storms yet. high pressurhigh pressure is bud it picks up the wind speed across the northeast. here is the cold air from the north as temperatures are dropping. you can see the numbers drop 49 and 47 f

we have the possibility of poor air quality, though, on the "spare the air" day with no burning of woods you want to pay $100 fine or go to school. 46 degrees is the temperature at 7:00 around the bay. we are at 57 at noon. a few high clouds and you 61 in the afternoon and mid-50's in the evening. not so heavy a coast as needed this morning. in the 30's many inland valleys this morning. at 58 and hazy at noon. we will hang an the low-to-mid 60's and hazy throughout the afternoon. high clouds and mid-50's headed through the evening hours. at the coast, it is clear and 48 and a light freeze and up to 59 by noon. we have high clouds at 4:00 and 58 and cooler here at 52 with high clouds in the evening. dress promptly. >> someone flipped a switch. we did not experience too many accidents and suddenly a bunch popped up. we will take you over to the hoffman split where we have this three or four vehicles involved westbound 80 you can see in richmond the bumper-to-bumper traffic is dissipating closer to 580 and then free flowing traffic into berkeley. this accident is blocking one lane southbou

and at the air force academy specifically. one of the things that's required of every cadet that goes through the academy, is that you have to take part in a counseling program. counseling program that is mandatory for every air force academy cadet. you're assigned to something called the center for character and leadership development. one of the academy's counselors i mean coaches will work with you as a mental personal trainer, that will help you reach your goals and live the values of the academy. every cadet has to do this in one way or another. dr. mike rose bush. >> do you remember the represent boys scandal? do you remember the rent boy..com scandal? one of the nation's foremost opponents of the idea that homosexuality is something that can be cured was this guy george reeker, who had the he himself had the proponent of curing gay people through therapy, he was photographed returning from a long european vacation in the company of a young man who he had met and hired through a website called rentboy.com. he said he just

a spare-the-air day once again. so by noontime we will be in the low 60s around most of the bay area neighborhood. still kind of hazy out there. it will take until the middle of the afternoon until we see more sunshine, but still air quality not great, especially in the north bay. high temperatures could see about 70 degrees in some neighborhoods and a quick cooling this evening. we are going to see more cool area in the bay area for the week ahead. i'll have that in a few minutes. >> thank you, katie. developing news from north korea wherefore the first time we are hearing from the palo alto man who is being held captive. he's been there for more than a month now. abc7 news reporter ama daetz shows us the video posted by the news agency. it shows 85-year-old newman reading an apology letter. >> these are the first agages we are seeing from merrill newman since he was detained more than a month ago. he's reading from what is called an apology letter that explains what he did against the north when he fought in the no

it is a "spare the air" for all of us although the poor air quality is to the north, do not bun the woode is $100 or you go to school. second, the fine is $500. petroleum are watching. fine particulate matter, if that bothers you try to stay inside the next 24 hours in the north bay. quote have snow and fog around novato and quarter-mile visibility or less. everyone else is okay. from sutro tower, mostly sunny conditions, a few high clouds this afternoon and poor air quality and a slight chance, ever so slight, getting slighter if you will, for wednesday and thursday and it will be mild and dry. get your shopping shoes on friday, saturday, and sunday. low-to-mid 60's today and half moon bay is 60 the coolest spot, and live more and san jose are warmer spots at 65 and morgan hill is 66 and oakland and fremont is 64 and san francisco is 62 and napa and san rafael, 64 also. the temperatures are up a couple degrees from this morning, with 30's inland and mid-to-upper 40's and high clouds will insulate us moran that lack of clouds this morning and why it is so cool. at 7:00 tomorrow morning,

it is a spare the air day with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 today. we will cool off quickly by the evening hour. evening hours. we have another mild day before things begin to change. a look at the extended outlook. >> developing news from north korea wherefore the first time we are hearing from the palo alto man who has been held captive. he has been held for more than a month now. ama dates shows us the video posted by the state run news agency. it shows meryl newman reading an apology letter. >> these are the first images of meryl new man since he was detained more than a month ago. it is an apology letter explaining what he did against the north when he fought in the korean war. >> they attacked the communication systems and killed three innocent praters. >> he mastermind espionage and subversive activities against the dpa and in the korean's people's arm and ingnaw sint civilians. his wife broke her silence pleading for his released. >> we hope it will be resolved and he can return and be at our table for the holidays. >> what is not clear is wh

department to monitor the air, can you tell me -- >> i think this would be a great question for rachel, she's done a lot of oil and soil sampling and monitoring and she's familiar with the labs that work in this area and would be able to give you a lot of support and help. >> thank you. >> okay. >> so, shall we open it to wider questions. we have about 10, 15, 20 minutes. >> so, this may sound a little weird to come from someone with the breast cancer fund but i want to say everything that connie said could be breast cancer but it could also be loads of other diseases so what she's talking about really is not just concerns about one of the very worst diseases to which too many of us succumb, but we're also talking about neurodegenerative diseases, asthma, developmental disorders, other reproductive -- infertility, miscarriage, all kinds of other disorders, so horrible as breast cancer is, it's really one in a whole spectrum are affected by these chemical processes. i wanted to add that. >> hi. one thing i thought would be really good to ha

now we're up above the drag of the air. if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it maybe falls like that. do you know what would happen if i fired it faster? fooom! it would be up for a longer time but still fall, wouldn't it? let's suppose i fire it even faster, longer to hit or same time to hit or less time to hit? - longer. - longer to hit. fooom! you know what i'm gonna do now, gang? i'm gonna put all the powder in, all the powder. i'm gonna fire that thing really fast. watch this. fooom! is the cannonball falling? is it still falling? yeah. fooom! so you got to move the cannon out of the way. isaac newton realized that if you fired a cannonball fast enough, it would fall all the way around the world, around and around and around. that speed is high, very, very high. but that's how we put

the clean air act is a successful law that has helped to reduce the levels of many conventional air pollutants and has saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of americans. much of this progress has been the direct result of successful enforcement of the law by both the agency and citizens. making progress on reducing carbon pollution from existing power plants will be dependent on both the vigor and enforce about of the rule and the state or principal implementation plans -- federal implementation plans that will implement it. therefore, it is vital that the implementation -- therefore, it is vital that the emissions adopted in the rule be measurable, verifiable and enforceable in the subsequent implementation plans. thank you. >> thank you. our next two will be jane -- [inaudible] and joelle -- [inaudible] >> i'm here representing myself. thank you for hosting this session on standards for carbon emissions. your generosity is not lost on me. we like to add things up and evaluate the consequences, and by my reckoning you're going to be sitting through one or two thousand of these three-minut

and you got about 10 to the 22 breaths of air in the atmosphere. a little figuring out will tell you this that if you took a breath of air, and then-- now, wait six years when it's all spread out. and go to some other part of the world and go... guess what you got. you got, on the average, one of those atoms that was in that one breath. yeah? and there's many, many more breaths of air in your lungs than there were people that ever lived. people that ever lived, about 10 to the 10th. so every time you take a breath, gang, you are breathing people who came before you, or even people that are alive six years ago on the other side of the world. so you know how these buddhist types say, "we are all one. we are all one, my children." what do the physics types say about that? - you're right? - it's true. it's true. we're all the same atom pool, cycling-- you wanna do a short story sometime? write about johnny atom or julie atom. okay. and how an atom goes from one place to another and goes da, da, da, da, da. and, you know, the atoms that make you up, gues

so the air is relatively dry. we had some fire concerns also with the windy conditions yesterday and the dry air. yes, be very careful. if you have any open burning to do. weather headlines, cool today. not a bad monday. much colder tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow and wednesday are going to struggle to get out of the low 40s. some of you aren't going to get out of the 30s. tomorrow morning with the cold front, a rain or snow shower can't be ruled out. maybe a passing flurry. it's not going to be really anything other than conversational. ground temperatures are way too warm in most areas. maybe the mountains will have a problem but for us ground temperatures way too warp. not concerned about it. then a mild finish to the week. 50s for the end of the workweek. 60s return this upcoming weekend and the air is much colder. i want to show you the heart of the cold air. up in canada. we're looking at some temperatures in the minus 10 to minus 20 range here. winnipeg at 9 but the heart of the cold is just no

but we have the "spare the air" with the poor of the air quality in the north bay. we are all banned from burning wood unless you want to pay $100 fine or take a class and the second fine is $500. they take it seriously. up north, mid-to-upper 30's in most neighbors and we have 47 in san rafael, mill valley, 41 in calistoga and the warm spot is next to the water and 40 in lafayette and 41 in cupertino and san jose is 44 degrees and 49 in alameda and san carlos is 46 and today's temperatures and tomorrow's temperatures are the same with high clouds and sunshine and coolest day is thursday with the best chance of any rain to the south and friday, in worries, we will be in the low-to-mid 60's. shop 'til you drop. here is leyla gulen. >> all right, i will take you over to the altamont pass, we have heavy traffic. we are familiar with this. it is the bumper-to-bumper traffic westbound stretch. southbound long highway 84, it is 37 miles per hour so it slows down south of there and it opens up as you get closer to 680. we have a report of debris not lanes northbound 880 co

it's a spare-the-air day. here's the roof camera. can see how tough it is to navigate this morning downtown san francisco. the temperatures are cool. dropped into the low 40s on the peninsula. that's redwood city. los gatos 42. good morning half moon bay. just about a quarter mile visibility at the coast. and we are looking at just 43 in oakland. right now from our sutro camma you can see how thin it is because the vantage point right here allows for a pretty good perspective. so it's not going to be encompassing the entire bay. it's just kind of moving around the bay and imparts the north bay. 42 in concord and finally this is downtown oakland from the east bay hills camera on top of vollmer peak where you see just a little bit of a ribbon of fog there. spare the air again today with a mild pattern right on through tomorrow and we are looking at cooler conditions beginning on monday with a stronger onshore push and then the much colder air mass really settles in throughout tuesday, and it's not going to budge. in fact, we will keep

if i took this thing and held it up in the air and let it go. [descending whistle] at the end of one second, what would its speed be? 10 meters per second, see? because it started at zero, it's gonna pick up to 10, okay? let's suppose another second goes by, how fast is it gonna be going? 20? let's suppose 10 seconds go by. it's 100, see. because every second goes by, it's gonna be going 10 meters per second faster than the second before. be sure you understand that, and let's talk about this. and let's suppose you're downtown and you're looking out the window, and all of the sudden, this thing falls right by the window. you know, according to my calculations, that bowling ball just fell by the window at 50 meters per second. someone would say, "how did you know that?" well, i just know that. one second later, boom, hits the ground. okay, how fast was it going when it hit? you couldn't see it then. check and see if you're sitting next to somebody who know the answer to a question like that. how many say 60 meters per second, show a hands? hey, my

impact that the air quality has on our patience. with new guidelines, we are impacted by having to implement changes within the hospitals because of our in-patient admissions. we can now be penalized for patients who have chronic lung diseases, cardiac diseases, because of their readmission into our facilities, and that is impacted by these standards. we can only do so much in the hospital for helping them to learn about how to take care of their disease and manage their disease, but we can not do anything to manage what they are exposed to outside in the environment. i encourage you to continue the work you are doing and to try to implement those same standards to the existing power plants to reduce the impact of carbon pollution in existing power plants. >> thank you very much. >> good morning. i am a business manager for the boilermakers in baltimore. i represent a number of boilermakers in maryland and the district of columbia, and our colorization has over 60,000 members. our work is involved in fossil fuel plants. i would like

looks cold and we have clear skies and we have a lot of 30s, a few 30s to go average around and spare the air kicks in tonight and we are struggling for a few, maybe a few high clouds late, there is not much of a breeze, a cold morning, hazy skies, then temperatures are mainly in the upper 50s he is special hi from morgan hill. >> steve you are looking good, it is a nice looking driven coming into san francisco, no major problems into the city no major problems as you drive on the san mateo bridge and that traffic is looking good, it are is getting a little bit slower there driving into the main part of cop correct tformed. >>> a woman is footing for her life after jumping from. deck of the raiders game. tara moriarty is here to tell us about a man who risked his own life to break her fall. >> reporter: being out here you see just how and the man who rescued the woman said he didn't think he just did it, due to his background as a marine this is the ambulance, coliseum traffic am headed homeland they were unaware of what happened. the south tarp pep -- he was behind the flagpole when he lunge

no wood burning during spare the air day. sheer live view from our camera looking over the bay, blue skies and temperatures 62 degrees in san francisco and oakland. mid to upper 60s in redwood city. 54 half moon bachlt -- bay. temperatures upper 60s now in santa rosa, fairfield and novato. around the bay area, it's mild our forecast is like this. clear skies and mild tonight. we'll see temperatures in the evening hours from 54-62. mild with highs near 70 inland. and i'll have a further look into the forecast future later. >> breaking news overseas. a police helicopter crashed into a pub in glasgow scotland we do know people are trapped inside of the pub. we'll bring more developments as we get them. breaking news continues now on twitter. you can follow us on abc7 news bay area. >> homes in foster city evacuated after a gas line broke. ro this was reported just after noon near edge water park. neighbors smelled natural gas evacuations were precaution nary. works to get it fixed, >> firefighters arrived in a fire into the attic

it will evaporate in the air or pass over in the kalou. could be some light showers sprinkle developing in parts of the north by. large massive amount of moisture farther north west that is not expected to mav through the bay area but we see what develops overnight. looking back at san francisco sky line temperature readings at this hour. 57 san francisco. 60 oakland and upper 50's at redwood city san jose mid 50's los gatos and a half machine bay. high definition emeryville camera. back across the bay and temperature readings now in the low mid 50's from santa rosa a to napa to no vat o. concord livermore and 1 final live view of beautiful view of san francisco looking down from sutro tower. these are forecast feature. mostly cloudy overnight. maybe some light showers possible more likely if they develop at all in the north bay northern sonoma county then cry mild weather for the rest of the week. now satellite radar composite image show what is going on in the atmosphere. cold front approaching not powerful. pushing some clouds thickenin

we have a "spare the air" alert in effect. three days, for the next three days we have high clouds tomorrow into sunday and night and sunny but monday is when we will feel the chill and that will certainly touch us on tuesday and will last through at at least thursday. i have the seven-day forecast ahead. on the roads, we have one accident southbound 880 at 238 and it is involving a vehicle that did go over the side of the freeway and everything else is moving along at top speed with no problems. we will see what is happening across the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. originally empty but maybe a few early shoppers as they drive to the peninsula but no accidents to report. katie and eric? >> 4:39. an east bay church that burned down on thanksgiving day a decade ago faces a new set back with the rebuild complete. spacex abort to rocket launch attempts seconds before lift off. here is the money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, it is black friday, 100 million are expected to hit the stores for a tota

the air quality management district has issued our second consecutive and second "spare the air" so we will have poor air quality today in the north bay with high clouds more dominant today and, also, tonights keeping temperatures up thanksgiving and still a chance of showers, but hopefully you will be in the house of representatives preparing the food and eating the food or in the food coma after. low-to-mid 60's is what we will have today from 61 in san francisco and palo alto and fremont and san jose at 65 and down the road, morgan hill is 66 and 64 in richmond. tonight, the temperature are from the low 40's to the north bay and the rest of us to the mid-40's. we are using an area of low pressure to push the high pressure away and divide and conquer. it is bringing the high clouds behind it in its wake as it plows through the high pressure the next system comes through and it will remain out over the ocean and you can see a nice way of clouds and southern winds with temperatures the same as today and 7:00 on thursday morning a few sprinkles are possible and from there to noon that i

especially because the cotton clothes dirty air. the wholesale price for one filter it to you and for a two dollars many electronic stores printer filters that he would dollars each. the high price to become a major obstacle for buyers and opened the group a market insiders said that you are angry about the hike up the pure fi market. however one to blame the government. we are encircled by dirty air can't do anything because the situation. one of the collectors do the dutch open and making department they're putting taxpayer money. although low quality high priced character part with the market. another negative criticized chinese brands quo. china cannot buy deprived the high prices many brands make a lot of money by cleaning their imported from foreign countries like switzerland however add that to clean and beautiful country to swiss manufacturer to produce the haydn pure fire. many of them are just a tiny cramped cover the veggies are still don't care too much about the price quote. the quality of their time is really corps ball

>> we are on the air. you take it from the top, bob, and tell us everything in chronicle -- kyle magical order. starting with -- in chronological order. starting with the president condition if you know it. >> frank, you'll have to repeat. we are not hearing. >> bob, we are having difficulties with our communication. the early part of your broadcast did not get on the air. would you go again? yes, please go again, bob. thehey are not getting other end of the conversation. >> let's do it this way. you speak slowly and i will repeat what you say. this is robert mcneil reporting from dallas. please go ahead, bob. bob is at the hospital in dallas. where the president has been rushed. the president is seriously .ounded

but we had a thermal column that was a good 200, 250 into the air. black sometimes gray, which indicates some type of hydrocarbon or petroleum products. >> the danger grows exponentially as the fire spreads outside the main compound. rivers of burning liquid chemicals consume everything in their paths. the flames come within feet of railroad cars filled with explosive fuel and more chemicals. if they explode, the dire situation could get even worse. but the flames aren't the only thing the firefighters are worry -- worried about. no one knows if the massive plume of smoke are releasing deadly toxins into the community. and it's the job of ted padgett and the dallas hazardous materials team to determine the threat. >> our first interest when we arrived was to determine what we could based on ground level runoff and even the airborne particulates. we had three or four tests that we did initially. we checked the smoke. our testing on site indicated we had ammonium products, we had ketones, aldehydes. what you would typically see in any large industrial b

look at the warmer air marching across the rockies. the colder air retreating. temperatures around the area. lansing and 33. calumet city at 31. watched the snow melting right here. that is from sandwich. here is the view from harvard. you'll see the melting going on right there. we'll have a dusting of snow yesterday upton and and and a half. >> see the snow melting with a beautiful fall color. >> the sunshine still goes to work on this ms. specialists into came down on warm ground. compare that to occur at temperatures. wind chills in the '20s for the most part. >> media 59%. there you can see temperature's only 30 today. with widespread coverage of that cooler air. the good news is we will be up to the '50s by the time we get up to saturday and sunday. >> we're leaving it with more music. we're going to be sony pictures television [tom-tom beating] [native americans chanting] ♪ hey, yay yay, uh ♪ hey, yay yay yay, hey, yay ♪ ♪ oh, whoa whoa... ♪ hiya, handsome. i can't believe i let you talk me into this. oh. why? i thought you'd be into this. what, wine-drin

here is the warm air. watching the north-west because a storm is mving in bringing snow -- moving in, bringing snow to the high elevations and valleys. the headlines are coming up. >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm jonathan betz with the headlines this hour. things are returning to normal at los angeles international airport. one day after a tsa officer was shot and killed inside terminal 3. shooting delayed dozens of flights and affected 160,000 passengers. the pakistani government demanded a meeting with the u.s. ambassador. a drone attack killed the leader of the pakistan taliban. the government was worried it could impact ongoing peace talks. the website used to enrol president obama's health care program will be down. healthcare.gov will be

on the eve of new york marathon weekend, we aired the story of an inspiring woman. the fastest in her sport looking to do what no one before her ever has. we are happy to report this weekend she accomplished her goal in the new york city marathon. we get an update on her story from nbc's kate snow. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this was the record-breaking moment yesterday. tatiana mcfadden's new york win marks the first time any athlete has won four major marathons in one single year. >> having the support from new york, people were cheering my name. they knew who i was. >> reporter: that's so cool. >> that really just kept me going. >> reporter: kids wanted to see the medal, the mayor posed with her. but this is the photo that says it all. a kiss from her mother debbie who adopted tatiana as a frail 6-year-old with spina bifida from the orphanage. tatiana said it was one of her toughest races. >> i could barely pack my clothes. i felt old and tired. >> reporter: but this college senior will have to recover quickly. >> take a week off and continue to train a

zabol doctrine says that if you're going to have supporters of one candidate it on the air you have to allow supporters of the other candidates on the air now granted the attorneys for general communications are arguing that we are interfering with their first amendment rights i am arguing that no it is the opposite if you are going to be. a broadcaster that is serving the entire community if you're not allowing the candidates on the air if you're not allowing the supporters of those candidates on the air you are violating their first amendment rights i mean in effect they are violating the first human rights of more than half of the entire community and lots of us are violating the foundation of a democracy where we don't even have this information readily available we have no active participation in this as them at all and it's really a travesty of course you know the state of third party candidates not even being allowed to give out platform as a wells let's talk about solutions here i mean what do you propose we do because i look at the f.c.c. and i just can't help but think there'

the air force commends the pilot for his efforts to direct the plane away from the crowds. local neighbor diane stump and two others receive baltimore county fire department's highest award for their bravery and immediate assistance to the pilot. mark mcdonald looks back on the incredible turn of events that led to the crash landing. he will never forget the day a quiet family picnic came so close to tragedy. >> i was just pretty much amazed at how lucky i was because i was sitting so close. it's not every day that you have a stealth land in your backyard. and you know, hopefully it will never happen again. >> but at air shows, elaborate tricks at tremendous speeds are daring and often dangerous. the best of the best, jet fighter pilots in tight formation, a spectacle of precision and incredible skill. but a matter of only a few inches can make the difference between life and death. gloucester, in the united kingdom, 1993, two russian fighter pilots are executing a complicated and difficult maneuver at a royal international air show. the russian swifts approach each other a

doctrine says that that if you're going to have supporters of one candidate it on the air you have to allow supporters of the other candidates on the air now granted the attorneys for journal communications are arguing that we are interfering with their first amendment rights i am arguing that no it is the opposite if you are going to be. a broadcaster that is serving the entire community if you're not allowing the candidates on the air if you're not allowing the supporters of those candidates on the air you are violating their first amendment rights i mean in effect they are violating the first amendment rights of more than half of the entire community and lots of us are violating the foundation of a democracy where we don't even have this information readily available we have no active participation in this system at all and it's really a travesty of course you know the state of third party candidates not even being allowed to give out platform as well sue let's talk about solutions here i mean what do you propose we do because i look at the f.c.c. and i just can't help but think th

quality with a "spare the air" alert, and poor air quality expected for the north bay and the santa clara valley. keep that in mind, though burning of wood otherwise you will be fined. the fiscal year three days, high clouds but, mostly, a warm-up on sunday which is the calm before the storm and it will cool down on monday into tuesday with freezing temperatures in the north bay and a chance of some rain. president obama is giving thanks to service members. >> imagine seeing a huge ball of fire outside your window, it happened in a neighborhood and 9 source of the explosion is ahead. >> this pizza hut managers fired after refusing to bork on thanksgiving and now pizza hut is offering the job back. outbreak in over a decade. flu before the first sneeze... help protect with a spray. before the first tissue... help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get 10x more protection... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered californ

impact that the air quality has on our patience. with new guidelines, we are impacted by having to implement changes within the hospitals because of our in-patient admissions. we can now be penalized for patients who have chronic lung diseases, cardiac diseases, because of their readmission into our facilities, and that is impacted by these standards. we can only do so much in the hospital for helping them to learn about how to take care of their disease and manage their disease, but we can not do anything to manage what they are exposed to outside in the environment. thecourage you to continue work you are doing and to try to implement those same standards to the existing power plants to reduce the impact of carbon pollution in existing power plants. >> thank you very much. >> good morning. manager for the boilermakers in baltimore. a number of boilermakers in maryland and the ourrict of columbia, and colorization has over 60,000 members. our work is involved in fossil fuel plants. i would like to thank you guys for holding this hea

we are talking about some -- the air mas.s the cold air mass, the warm air mass, really concentrate inarea. which helped to lift the atmosphere. lifting up the air, as well as wind sheer, so when those things came that's what happened here. the system also works very quickly, now out here towards the northeast. what we are being let with is much cooler. winds have subsided we were with talking about gusts reaching 55 miles per hour, plus in this region, you can see detroit about 24 mimes an hour there. temperatures overnight that will be the big thing, as that cold air mass is filtering in. temperatures below freezing in many areas such as minneapolis, lit be reaching at 28 degrees there. >> we are looking at clear skies expect for some showers that are now pushing across the great lakes. that we do think will start to turn into make effect snow. that colder air moving over the relatively warm water. dumping some snow here on the eastern part of the lakes. we expect to see anywhere between two and four inches. locally in some areas. well, look at the temperatures here, we are looking a

in the air, caught by the bengals. can you believe it? the ben gals tide the game at regulation, but the ravens went on to win in overtime. despite the grab there, 0-17 was the final. >>> the suspended miami dolphins player admits using a slur. richey incognito said he did not mean to do any harm. . >> no matter how bad, how vulgar it sounds, that's how we communicate. that's how our friendship was. those are the facts, what i'm accountable for. i've taken stuff too far, and i didn't know it was hurting him. >> incognito provided fox sports with more than 1100 text messages he exchanged with martin over the past year. both players are expected to talk about the case with the nfl's special investigator. >>> family got a double surprise during a game over the weekend. >> both parents are on active duty in the army, and just this week, their only car broke down. at halftime speaker pat mcafee gave them a brand-new car. inside was their dad, sergeant first class jeremy eno. the colts collaborated to make the event possible. made this little g

electronics, now the feds appear ready to go a step further allowing passengers to use cell phones while in the air. >>> also the giant mistake. a jumbo jet, the freakishly large kind, lands at the wrong airport leaving pilots confused and wondering if they had enough runway to take off again. >>> reversal of fortune. a stunning turn of events as kennedy cousin michael skakel walks out of prison. the latest chapter in a longtime murder mystery. >>> high stakes negotiations tonight to free an 85-year-old american veteran, a grandfather detained on a tourist flight to north korea. >>> and the final journey for jfk. and jackie kennedy. the trip to texas that started 50 years ago today. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. flying on planes in this country may never be the same again. the federal communications commission is considering allowing the use of cell phones on planes above 10,000 feet. it is safe to anticipate passenger opinions may be split on this between those who want to talk and need to talk and those who don't necessarily need to hear the intricate details of their lives, say, a

that's why it is the third "spare the air" day of the season. poor to unhealthy air quality in throughout the north bay and also the santa clara valley. that's you'll notice a haze in the atmosphere. oakland. oakland average high this time of the year is 60 degrees. concord 64. this is how we are going to figure out your temperatures for your friday. 63 in san francisco. so it will be cooler. 67 san jose. 65 degrees in glen ellen. mid-60s in santa rosa. winds very slight out of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. mostly cloudy monday. cloudy with daily chances of you needing that umbrella all the way through thursday but notice the temperatures take a significant dip between monday and tuesday. so while we will have sunny skies tomorrow all the way through the weekend, we have a big-time weather pattern change by monday leading into the tail end of next week. and bring it. >> we'll feel it. >> yes. we'll definitely feel it. >> all the codes everybody buys tomorrow, right? >>> one of the bay area's biggest thanksgiving day events in the silicon valle