according to testimony we heard yesterday, the ec be is aggravating provincial for default. according to desmond whacksman, quote, there's the very real risk that continuing to surprise substantial fiscal tightening will lead to a very deep economic recession, the recession would make it difficult for countries to reduce their budget deficits and would undermine their political willingness to remain within the euro. yesterday the european affairs minister thinks that the ec be should become a lender of last resort during the european crisis. do you think that the ec be should let up on austerity and start being a lender of last resort? i will take the answer for all three of you. >> i think the ec be is being quite aggressive in providing being a lender of last resort to the european banking system. they have introduced a three year lending facility where they will provide loans for three year period with unprecedented length of time. they brought on the collateral eligibility requirements so it is more easy for european banks to bring collateral to the ecb to get funding but

in the next half-hour, the ec be is expected to take pressure off of the european banking system.nother cut in that interest rates is on the table. it also changed their lending criteria to banks, boosting the flow of money to head of the worry of a credit crunch. many experts tell us that this focus will not be so much about interest-rate moves, but more on what the bank will do in terms of bond buying. we know that the ecb is under intense pressure to purchase debt, but the president is unlikely to declare any significant increase in support for bond markets, having stated that an agreement between leaders on tightening spending would be a prerequisite. earlier, christian schulz told me how he thinks today is going to pan out. >> it looks like we will see an interest rate cut. 25 basis points is what we are expecting. and they are going to add to the existing tool kit with which they are supporting the banks in europe. that would be to lend money to the banks for a longer time. maybe two years instead of the one year that we have a moment. the banks are doing everything possible

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the darkness the ec on the screen are trees that would need to be cleared. there's also concern about traffic that it would bring to the area. reggie kumar is at the meeting right now and we will have a live report at 11:00 p.m.. >> in mountain view, nasa scientists announced that they have discovered a very earth like planet outside our solar system. >>catherine: nasa scientists have discovered a new earth like planet that they believe could support life. charles clifford has details. >>charles: according to nasa scientists, the planet is twice the size of earth. it's year is 292 days and has a comparable average temperature of 72 degrees. >> if this planet is rocky, we could rock around on the surface in be perfectly fine, more comfortable there and they would be in the bay area today. >> this is the first planet we have confirmed it is in the habitable zone. >>charles: it is the area around a star or the planets orbit must live for life to survive. the plan is its in the habitable zone but they do not know what it is made of, rock, gas or liquid. >> that

. >> to the ec extent that we have humanitarian and if there was lose nukes out there. as difficult as the u.s.-china relationship las been in th hase resent months and meirs years. >> charlie:. >> i i think china is inwardlyf. it would have them turn a way from a historic ally. because they wouldn't be all that amenable to the start of the course doesn't mean we shouldn't be pressing for this kind of depth to our security dialogue with it. >> david, what should theadmini? >> david: charlie, i thinkchris. it would be wonder if i am if the united states aren't china could have a honest and private conversation in regards to what to do were the north korean collapse. ththe pentagon believes they goo secure the weans were an the wed see a conflict between the chinese and american forces. >> but the chinese so far aschrt engage 00 in that covering. one reasons is they don't want to acowledge the clapse will happen. the chinese want stablity on the north korean peninsula. they don't want them taking over the north or their allies on the boardeboardborder. ?mplet claarly. >> c

i am staff at the ec commission office -- at the east commission office. our officers have recorded some video, it, which i will play for you right now. -- our officers have recorded some video comment, which i will play for you right now. if i could have this microphone on by the speaker. supervisor campos: is the sound on? >> work orders and how they affect young people. to give you some background on myself, i grew up -- good morning, supervisors. share of the san francisco youth commission, wanting to speak on your item and work orders and how they affect young people. to give you some background on myself, i grew up in the west. -- i grew up riding the bus. i know the impact it has on the lives of the youth. how to work orders affect -- how do work orders affect youth? they serve our city, and as soon as we improve the efficiencies, i hope to provide funds for really wonderful programs like muni that we can make sure get kids to school and home safely. i encourage you guys to think about these work orders and think about how they can improve the lives

when we brought it to the attention of the ec -- fo the epc that the language testing was only in english and chinese and not in spanish, they were responsive to making those changes to the website so that it was more accessible to the e.l. community, both in chinese and in spanish per it there was a third emerging in the ballot for the 2011-2012 school year. parents brought these concerns were hints of concerns to the district. that is an ongoing conversation. we were able to see positive responses eventually from the san francisco unified school district and epc, who gave us the report. we are looking forward to meeting with kevin chavez concerning dual-immersion programs and 1-way immersion programs to. we have had a lot of parents come to our meetings and we have lots of questions for the district. we are looking forward to kevin coming and hearing those concerns. i would like to say that we are really happy that we have a lot more parents attending our b.c.c. meetings. there are a forceful and strong voice making their voices heard. that speaks to the parent engagement, we in the com

yields fell at that -- as the ec berere tstart offering banks a limited three-year loans later this weekgermany's business c confince in the spanish bond sale gave shares a boost tuesday. let's have a closer look it's a market numbers now. the blue-chip dax closed the day up by more than 3%. the euro stoxx 50lsup b 2.7%, positive territory. the dow jonones industrials stil going strong, up by 2.79%. the euro is tracing for1.307. 6 t eopn mmsier has approved a plan to wind down troubled german lender west lb. the plan has taken two yearso put in place. the state-bank -- the state back the bankill stop offering new services on june 30 next year. its corectivities involving the servicing of german savings banks will be contitinued by a smaller institution. all remaining assetsnd liabilities will be sold or wound down by an agency funded by thehe german government. west lb close to collapseur the 2008 financial crisis. u.s. mobile phone provir at&t is droppingts $39 billion bid to buy smaller wireless provider t-mobile usa. the deal was broken off under presrero anti-trust regulators. that r

at the same time last week, the president of the ec beet said that under no circumstances would they buy the bonds in a qe fashion without a change in the treaty. it is just not legal. >> take a look at the markets. this is what europe is doing as i speak. a light euphoria that is pretty much gone. market investors want to see the european central bank had a net term, buying up the debt from these peripheral, troubled peripheral euro zone nations. >> thank you very much. thank you. in a bbc interview, pakistan's prime minister has admitted that his country and the united states and no longer trust each other. relations have spiralled downwards since 24 pakistani soldiers were killed near the border last month. the prime minister refused to rule out closing of the airspace to the united states. this report from islamabad does contain flashing images. >> the funerals last month of 24 pakistani troops, killed by nato aircraft. pakistan claims that this was a deliberate attack and is still grieving, still angry at the u.s.. when we met the prime minister, he was blunt about the cracks in

that means the ec be has to break all its promises in the past and start buying government bonds from the greeks, italians. it has done some of this already and i kind of subterranean away. i think the head of the e c b is going have to get serious and get out there with his printing press because i don't see any other way of avoiding a complete break out of the single currency. i argue the tenor more years ago that europe was making a big mistake in creating a single currency. i have the "i told you so" t- shirt on right now. tavis: you think this is directly tied to the origin of the eu? >> the eu is not the problem, the single currency is the problem. it has done just the opposite. it is called the split between the members and non-members of the single currency. my country is not in a single currency but it is in the european union. inside the single currency, you have a credible economic divergence from the german court in the mediterranean periphery. the problems are really profound and if they don't move swiftly, they are going to be staring at the breakup of the eurozone. it w

traffic is really stacking up coming from interstate 80 and even the ec over crossing itself. the san mateo bridge is pretty sick westbound towards foster city. that camera is shaking around. a strong wind advisories in effect into the ride is under 16 minutes from end to end. as we take things over to the golden gate bridge, traffic is pretty quiet. we are seeing a lot of space between cars. we are delay freak accident free for your ride out of the north bay. >>mark: a deadline this morning for occupy san francisco to pack up their tents at justin herman plaza. city leaders are proposing that the move to a new site, an empty school building in the mission district. protesters declined to that proposal. health officials say the encampment is a public health nuisance. we will monitor the situation and to bring you any updates as the deadline approaches. >>darya: in oakland, a one- year-old boy that was shot has improved. he was shot in a parking lots with a music video was being filmed. that is where there was a candlelight vigil last night for the victims. people formed a praye

the ec that is all set up for the police to handle these things on the scene. >>reporter: i do not see any wagons, but when i drove down to get to the police chief i saw about 40 or 50 cars. i am sure the bulk of the rest are going. that is why we do not see those wagons here, but i can tell you maybe they will make more arrests. there are plenty of police cars and police vehicles in the surrounding streets. the next tree is mission, they have that she blocked off as well. if you come down here, you have to drive down spear and then hop onto power to reconnect with the embarcadero. they have hundreds of police officers not just here but also in the surrounding streets. >>james: for those unfamiliar with the area was in the surrounding area? is it mainly commercial are their hotels? do you see anyone coming out in the street to check out what's going on? >>reporter: here is the height, the tourist that are staying there may be looking out the window to check out what is going on. and then you can see market we are basically in the financial district. there is th

according to nasa, the red shattered the ec will be creeping on to the motor around for 40 5:00 a.m.. it will be a total illiterate eclipsed by six 05 a.m. and will last until about 7:00 a.m.. this is the second one this year. that is when the entire move is in the earth's darkest shadow and appears red. the further west you are, the better he will be able to see it. the skies should be pretty clear. it will not be another total of our clips for three years. you may want to check it out. if you want a great deal in some aerospace camaraderie, head on over to oakland. the space and science center is open from 4:00 a.m.-7:00 a.m. and it is free. >>pam: silicon valley is fighting hollywood over a proposed federal online privacy hires a lot. supporters of the laws say fifth to stop online privacy act is needed to stem the death of the movies, music and games by hiring web sites outside the united states but the internet industry is calling the proposal repressive and will hinder the innovation that has sparked such companies as youtube and facebook. >>reporter: of one of hollywood's legen

many radio stations have their own app now that stream their music -- people use those but not to the ec collusion of other -- exclusion of other radio. and i think we see that constantly in the data. radio still continues to be a healthy industry with many, many other competitors, but it's just simply something that people count on, enjoy and are continuing to utilize. >> host: just the fact that so many radio stations have their own apps, tv stations as you were saying will soon have their own broadcast ability, doesn't that go back to michael paul's comment -- powell's comment about all regulation is a gray area anymore and just because you have one kind of a wire or one kind of a signal you can't be regulated in such a way? and it goes back to your point about urban/rural national broadcasts, broadband plan. >> guest: and there's no question that if you were to start over, you would not create it like it is now. and, um, ultimately, i think that's the business of congress and the fcc to figure out how to rethink all of this gray area and to make sense of it. there's, i mean, broadcas

. >> to the ec extent that we have humanitarian and if there was lose nukes out there. as difficult as the u.s.-china relationship las been in th hase resent months and meirs years. >> charlie:. >> i i think china is inwardlyf. it would have them turn a way from a historic ally. because they wouldn't be all that amenable to the start of the course doesn't mean we shouldn't be pressing for this kind of depth to our security dialogue with it. >> david, what should theadmini? >> david: charlie, i thinkchris. it would be wonder if i am if the united states aren't china could have a honest and private conversation in regards to what to do were the north korean collapse. ththe pentagon believes they goo secure the weans were an the wed see a conflict between the chinese and american forces. >> but the chinese so far aschrt engage 00 in that covering. one reasons is they don't want to acowledge the clapse will happen. the chinese want stablity on the north korean peninsula. they don't want them taking over the north or their allies on the boardeboardborder. ?mplet claarly. >> c

. >> to the ec extent that we have humanitarian and if there was lose nukes out there. as difficult as the u.s.-china relationship las been in th hase resent months and meirs years. >> charlie:. >> i i think china is inwardlyf. it would have them turn a way from a historic ally. because they wouldn't be all that amenable to the start of the course doesn't mean we shouldn't be pressing for this kind of depth to our security dialogue with it. >> david, what should theadmini? >> david: charlie, i thinkchris. it would be wonder if i am if the united states aren't china could have a honest and private conversation in regards to what to do were the north korean collapse. ththe pentagon believes they goo secure the weans were an the wed see a conflict between the chinese and american forces. >> but the chinese so far aschrt engage 00 in that covering. one reasons is they don't want to acowledge the clapse will happen. the chinese want stablity on the north korean peninsula. they don't want them taking over the north or their allies on the boardeboardborder. ?mplet claarly. >> c

the ec has not hosted a fight this big since the early 1990's.tement in the air. >> this afternoon they tapped into the old carnegie library. to support the world lightweight champ from london. >> i follow him quite closely. i am really proud of them. >> challenging him for the title, peterson big hopes are riding on him. the mayor held a press conference. supporters have followed his every move in practice. the big date is approaching. >> people have been talking about this for weeks and weeks. there is a buzz all around town. >> also fighting on the heavyweight card, and other local, seth mitchell. >> it is sold out. could not get a ticket. >> that is all about the $300 tickets. the washington post reports hillary clinton indirectly had a hand in this. a title fight, tomorrow night here at the convention center. >>> a man is in custody for allegedly jerking at least 20 schools across maryland into giving him -- allegedly tracking at least 20 schools across maryland into giving him money. they gave him $400 for a guest appearance by a ravens pla

that is southbound 101 the ec. it is foggy out here. it has let up a little bit, the low lying areas have definitely seen heavy fall all up and down 101. maybe 100 yds or so visibility with very dense fog. temperatures remain very low as. >>darya: we have extreme conditions around the bay. >>jackie: >>james: at that location there is dense fog. south visibility is 100 yds at best. as he said, it is cold. cold enough that the freeze warning was issued early this morning and will stay in effect for another half hour. it is due to expire at 9:00 a.m.. the north bay valleys are some of our colder spots. we have freezing fog in the possibility of some slick roadways. the temperatures are cold near fairfield. still at the freezing in napa. santa rosa and nevada have, but a degree or two. we are starting to see some slight warming and a slight warming taking hold in the east bay locations. they have a slight head start on the warming. we expect temperatures to climb as we progress throughout the morning. that is the good news. the warming has b

film on packing and i interviewed him and from the remarks they were not broadcast on the advice of the ec and the included his observations that phone hacking was widespread across the street and not confined to the news of the world. did you say that? >> probably. islamic the senior editors and executives of the news of the world were aware that this and other practices were taking place and on occasion listened to some of the messages. did you say that? >> yes. >> what was the statement that he believed phone hacking was wide spread across the main street? >> yes i thought news of the world was one of the least bad offenders. estimate and similarly it was your comment with the senior editors and the executives of news of the world on occasion to some of the messages, is that true? >> when i wrote the story and i saw it wasn't in the office i would occasionally play a tape that would allow us to run that story in the been the editor would go okay we got its. mr. campbell goes on to city and other meetings i have had with him he has said that the use of private detectives was wide spread

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the latest from europe is that this man, the ec, european krigs president, herman van rompuy says an agreement between 26 members of the e ufrnlthsz will be finalized by march. let's see how markets have been reacting the that one. nina? >> over here it's a sea of red as you can see, a little bit of let's say caution here, again the kind of situation we've seen many a midweek flurry after some of these comments made by ollie rain. what we've got on the cards is an early gain for the banking stocks seem to have been reversed. we have the bon, losing heavy ground. one thing on investor eye also be german investor confidence. that data due out about 25 minutes from now, expected to fall to the lowest level since october 2008. one of the reasons this is particularly important is germany is the powerhouse of the kind of fiscal compact or integration we're talking about and also europe's largest economy. the dax is down to the do you know of about .2%. also in united kingdom, we've got inflation data due out in the bottom of the hour. inflation in united kingdom has run at double the centra

for the most part it should stay of store. ec grain offshore indicating light rain but we are going to see some light sprinkled throughout the day and into the afternoon in the east bay and south bay and into the evening. this is your extended forecast showing as sprinkles today into tomorrow but it should be clear on tuesday. another round of light rain on thursday carried a 30 4:00 a.m., let's head over to isabelle. >>ysabel: questions surrounding a fire at a public housing building for seniors and people with disabilities. seven people were injured and more than 100 displaced by the fire. da lin reports that some tenants say they did not hear the smoke alarms. >>da: a nerve wracking evacuation force elderly tenants to escape thick smoke and flames using long latter's return to the fifth floor. the fire broke out around 5:20 p.m. curious the tenants are seniors and people with disabilities. firefighters said the fire was lit will fill one hit, fifth floor free aha >> i am left to be here right now. very glad all. >> says she is

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system that pushed through northern california this morning, that is providing us with a high clouds the ec outside the door right now. we are looking for a great forecast ahead. we will have that coming up in my next update. >>erica: good morning. we are tracking a delay at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. an earlier accident near the incline. the accident is long gone from the traffic lanes. delays still exists coming from interstate 80. if you are headed to the bay bridge, you will a probably want to use 880, that is our best approach or, use the san mateo bridge. we are not tracking any delays whatsoever. drive with a little bit of extra caution. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, delay free conditions for your ride out of the north bay. traffic on the peninsula is moving pretty well with no delays to speak of. we are accident free on interstate 280. a quick reminder, if you are taking the dumbarton bridge, a high windy advisory this hour. >>justine: new this morning, the labor department issued new numbers about unemployment. the unemployment rate fell to 8 1/6%. th

the approach to the bay bridge is still off clear in the ec. no metering lights and no fog. he golden gate, the same story but fewer cars. pettiness ahoy for will tran is on southbound 880 in san leandro with a look at conditions there. >>will: this is what you're facing a are headed south bay. traffic is clear in the the sky is clear. you have been forewarned, it is cold! you will definitely need your here. it is about 48 degrees. it is not windy but every now and then, you get someone death. >>justine: the average price class has dropped 95 over the past two weeks. a gas here is higher than the national average. >>jackie: we always pay more in california. $3.59 here at this station. that is a little below the california average that sits at $3.64. over the last month we have seen a drop of 205 a gallon. let's take a look at some of the numbers according to aaa in san francisco, $3.72. for san jose is at $3.63. it is all about supply and demand. off the price of oil is up around 1/2 dollars a vero. if not expect gas prices to last long. before you get excited about gas price

panted to two areas the ec the blue creek you want your screen those are areas where it is getting breezysee 34 mi. per hour with gusts in fairfield. we have 21 out all when the dust and so many more areas are covered here. we will see those areas little bit warmer overnight. the wind will help to keep the conditions of a bit warmer. as the sun comes up it will stay breezy and by noon we see when the dust in the 20 mi. per hour range. this will continue to the later afternoon hours and starts to taper off as the evening. there is a freeze warning in effect for the north bay. we did see some with around santa rosa. you may have to keep an eye on this, temperatures are expected to be ready cool obviously below freezing and some 27 well. >>jacqueline: this is what it looks like right now. we may have to adjust these as the wind picks up. into the afternoon, temperatures will warm up nicely it will be of a bit cooler than what we saw there today. it will feel a little bit cooler and be a pretty brisk out there in places like livermore. >>jacqueline: here is a look your extended forecast a lit

conditions throughout the bay area this afternoon and this morning, take a look at the career when speeds the ec over san francisco, very calm. over by the coastline we have virtually the same thing. let us take a wider view at the bay area. we have 49 per hour winds. the winds were in the 20 mi. per hour range with wind gusts up to 30 mi. per hour. take a look at the future forecast. a few wind gusts remain as we head into the 7:00 hour. >>reporter: stay with kron4 news throughout the evening as we continue to cover the developments. we also have more resources on our web site. meanwhile, in and of the story, this one elucidate shot rain and reason and then a loud explosion greek police say a man crashed his car and three other vehicles this morning in west oakland corporate after being shot multiple times. after he hit the of the car his vehicle burst into flames. risk the man was taken to a local hospital where we and teresa estacio reports that this was an alarming crime. >>reporter: look at the bullet holes that pierced the victim's car, and on the street in separate showcasing from shot fi

e- mail them to us at the address of the ec on your screen. >>darya: we have been keeping our eyes on the dow. we do know that more americans have a file for unemployment for the second straight week. that is another sign that the job market remains weak. weekly applications for unemployment benefits rose by 6000 to a seasonally adjusted 402,000. >>mark: we will be right back as we're watching the winds around the bay area. >>erica: we're keeping it close eye on this hot spot, was down 580. the accident has a long cleared from the traffic lanes. take a look at the damage it has done. the red on the screen indicate speeds below 25 mi. per hour and moving closer to the single-digit. 3 mi. per hour in some of the slowest spots this traffic is still all the talk has hesiod if this is your commute this morning, send-- allow yourself extra time or use the pigeon past. >>mark: strong winds and power outages leaving 22,000 people without power in the santa cruz mountains. craig skalar is there with an update. >>craig: now that daylight is here, you can

>>reporter: there are no delays at all, that within the ec in the south as well as the midwest, we put in things are going very smoothly during this christmas week. i will some video for you, as you can see, the skies have been very clear. the planes have come and gone just as normal being able to land to at a time. that is keeping things on schedule not only for arriving flights before departing flights. not only are the flights on-time but many are leaving some destinations late in getting here early and that is especially good news. and just like we found at thanksgiving many people have decided not to wait to the last minute to leave for christmas believe a few days earlier and we are fighting mad to be a good experience. >> we came from dallas and all the bad weather for texas is up in the panhandle. as we had a great flight, it was just as smooth as could be. >> we left on the 23rd on friday so it has been pretty easy. >> this is much easier, parking and everything. >>reporter: what are you looking to do most what you are here? >> play with my baby cousin. >>reporter: zack live a

the ec last night, robert griffin from baylor has a big lead in the heisman running. >>darya: he could still be the no. 1 draft pick. >>gary: he is the best player. when you are considered the best for so long, people find to start fall with you. >>darya: i guess we will see. >>gary: >>darya: they are saying that he is not the front- runner. i did have an update, you're asking about their raiders, with the arrest and why he slade, i guess there is more to it than what we know. of that he believes at mclean was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. he is standing behind him and believes that everything will be fine. >>gary: i saw the deal where he but his career on the line, i am not saying he but his career on the line, he's with his credibility of a lot leaving the clear. what would it have taken for him to stay, there is so much going on, go back to oakland, take the weekend off. even if he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and do not do anything, we are 3000 times a way, we're just giving our opinion. >>darya: fans always know, when you are on the offense, be

prosecutors say there is no evidence of a felony in connection with the woman the ec here. n who was a part of the crowd says some types of targets with need to be filed. >> i am angry. i am upset and angry. it is not right. people were crying, this one girl was yelling because of the solution working in her eyes. charges should be brought against her. >>darya: she could be charged with misdemeanors, prosecutors will have to decide whether she acted in self-defense or used the pepper spray to grab video games from other shoppers. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. a cold and foggy friday looking out of the bay right now. it looks nice. >>darya: 5:29 a.m.. into the weekend we're focusing on the weather. it is another whole day out there. yoli eceves is live at the embarcadero taking a look at the bay bridge. it looks calm and denies out there but feels like a different story. >>yoli: it is very deceiving. i was just sitting in my car with the heat on full blast. this >>yoli: it is very cold this morning. we have a spare the air day to day. do not burn

susan host dam on look yes canal this is an investment in the ec and comcast.ow they're paying $20 million in over four months' duty i do not get it. >>catherine: have you ever watched american got talent? >> i have i am excited, i will tune in. >>jacqueline: and desalt the most grain in mill valley. --we saw the most grain through that area. it isn't down to the south right now. we do see clear skies and colder temperatures. it is a little more to overnight. it ended the mount tancam is already clear and chilly this afternoon completed--and walk chilly this afternoon,. but randall, when it a lot of attention will be in the hostilities.--the risk but 30 to here -- >>jacqueline: built to international not did that and hold it in a fairfield went into the afternoon the temperatures are the more than today. we have 62 in santa rosa, and 59 drop in other places. here is a live get your extended forecast. cream to respond later in the week there is a possibility of grain. what read this sign. director hmm and marker this drug driving on 101 carrying dirt is not cove