the f.a.a. is concerned of the newly designed electrical power system which caught fire in boston on monday. >> the newer type of a battery that hasn't been looked at in terms of any faults, it is a good battery and we are not sure what happened. ought plane has almost unprecedented use of electronics on board. nippon is set to launch nonstop service from san lows to tokyo with the arrival of a boeing 787 dreamliner. >> new details on a shooting of a high school that inyou are idea a teen. the 16-year-old gunman claims the victim bullied him and a teacher and counselor talks student into handing over the gun. the victim is in critical but stable condition and is expected to undergo surgery today. >> video showing afghan president hard thy -- president karzai having dinner with secretary of state, hillary clinton in washington, dc and at 7:00 a.m. will meet with president obama at the white house for meetings. car difficult is in the united states to discuss security in afghanistan. he has a wish

the f.a.a. in grounding the jets while battery-related problems are being investigated. this morning,ethiopia airlines were the last to fly them best grounding and are grounding them. the f.a.a. called for more inspection of the jet following the emergency landing and evacuation of an ana dreamliner in japan on tuesday. the airline has canceled their service to san jose that launched just last week. >> smart phone users in san francisco will be able to access a new type of restaurant rating not on the food, though. this is about your health, right? >> exactly. so many restaurants in san francisco, believe it or not, more than 3, 500, including a 24 hour diner on church street, one of many, you can check your computer or smartphone and you can tell which served up the best omelet and the health rating. yelp is making it possible and partnering with san francisco's health department to provide restaurant health inspection rating and customer comments in the name of transparency and food safety. res

it is the first time the f.a.a. grounded an entire model in 34 years. >> new flu vaccine gets approval for people 18 to 49. it is made without growing the virus in chicken eggs and uses insect cells. >> boeing was a drag on the the dow but higher for s&p 500 and nasdaq. and smith and wes son is trading hire after talk of gun control boosts the sales. >> that is the bloomberg business report. >> it is chilly. is this a description? a good description? >> chilly? >> i thought maybe it is more than that. cold. >> it is frosty. chilly. biting. cold. all those things. >> mike has the forecast. >> if you can get your brain to work because it is so cold. we will look at snow pack in the sierra. you can see we are doing pretty well as of this day. we need about double the amount of snow we have up this to be good for the rest of the year. we will look quickly at our live doppler 7 hd and you can see high pressure is dominating the state. as we move on the temperatures are getting knee record highs in the sierra and 49 at tah

the f.a.a. says united cannot fly the planes effective immediately.atest scare after a flight from western japan to tokyo was forced to make an emergency landing when someone smelled smoke in the cockpit in the cab bin. the emergency landing convinced two japanese airlines to ground all of their boeing 787s and because of that some bay area travelers faced confusion today trying to fly to asia. amy holyfield has more from san jose international. >> passengers hoping to climb aboard the new dreamliner in san jose instead were told the flights have been grounded. the ana airlines spent time with each traveler getting them booked on other flights out of other airports including sfo. they also provided shuttles to the new flights and hotel rooms if it necessary. >> actually we don't know what happened but as long as the problem is solved it is fine. >> japan airlines and ana decided to ground the new 787s known as the dreamliner hes after the emergency landing in western japan because of battery problems. this is one of is several issues the 787s have had

. >>> the f.a.a. today ordered 787 dream liner service to be halted in the united states, after japanese airlines grounded their planes. consumer editor reports, the fallout is being felt at san jose airport. the only bay airport with 787 service. >> reporter: following japan's lead earlier today, the f.a.a. is formally grounding all u.s. 787 dream liners. that's because an a.n.a. domestic flight made an emergency landing when the crew got an indication of battery problems and smelled smoke. inspectors found the sophisticated lithium battery system partially burnt. another dream liner had a battery fire last week in boston. that, says former u.s. transportation department inspector general, is completely unacceptable. >> the ion batteries with the lithium batteries, it's a very serious problem. one you could call it an aberration but at two you have a real worry of a fire. >> reporter: for san jose airport, a black eye for its renewed asian service. for a.n.a., it's creating chaos in its scheduling. an

the f.a.a. ordered special precautions during the plane's developments because of the battery's tendency to overheat. a day after that fire, there was a fuel leak on a different 787 in boston as it taxied for takeoff. >> japan air 7 affirmative. there appears to be a fuel leak from your left wing. >> reporter: united is the only u.s. airline that currently has 787s. it has six of them. earlier today, the airline said it inspected all six of its dreamliners and that they're safe, there's no reason to ground them. now with the f.a.a.'s action, it has no choice but to do so. >> pelley: sharyl, thank you. an aviation accident left chaos in the streets of london this morning. there's a new virus that's sending more young children to the hospital than the flu. and a woman got stuck in a tough place. you'll see what happened when the "cbs evening news continues." that's double miles you can actually use. you get double miles you can actually use. [ cheering ] any flight, anytime. the scoreboard doesn't

on christmas yesterday and to attack the freedom of religion and sounds just as fringing crazy is the f.a.a. is war on homosexuality. and the very very ugly it's constant state senator glenn grothman rothmann is waging a war i'm. a press release one argues that kwanzaa is a fake holiday that was invented for the purpose of dividing and destroying america in the press release growth and rights that the founders of kwanzaa door of america are and seek to destroy it by pretending that it's values as expressed in the declaration of independence and our constitution don't apply to everyone. in reality kwanzaa was established nine hundred sixty six to celebrate ideals like unity collective responsibility and self-determination and to celebrate african-american heritage and culture with this guy to attempt to discredit kwanzaa is the latest development the war on religious freedom that is taking place. and it's very very. after the break while big oil continues to destroy our environment residents of the midwest are feeling the disastrous effects of climate change why is america's heartland lookin

the f.a.a. has a news conference on the boeing 787 dreamliner after incidents including a cracked cockpit window on a flight in japan. united has no plans to ground their six dreamliners. if you want to score a deal or phone at walmart, the sale of iphone 5 for $127 ends tomorrow and is replaced by a no contract version over the straight talk [ fingers tapping ] [ rain pattering ] [ heels clicking ] [ female announcer ] yoplait light tastes great now... ♪ ...and feels great later 20 delicious flavors of yoplait light, now at 90 calories each. yoplait, it is so good! >> welcome back at 5:124. military veterans are helping replace a bronze plaque stolen from a war memorial in petaluma. veterans and supporters have donated $9,000 so far to pay for a new more secure monument. the plaque honored 15 service member killed in the vietnam war. police say it was probably stolen in the days before christmas by thieves who wanted to sell the bronze for scrap. >> the f.d.a. is requiring makers of ambient and

>> the f.a.a. will conduct more tests over the troubled boeing 787 dreamliner jets. commercial service was grounded after a battery exploded in western japan. f.a.a. safety regulators and engineers from boeing are trying to determine where the charges overheated. boeing need to demonstrate to safety official they have a "fix fix" before the dreamliner takes if place that could take days or weeks. the route between mineta san jose international airport and tokyo has been canceled through the end of january. >> those who can spare $40 can avoid the mad rush for seats on the next southwest airline flight, 45 minutes before the flight leaves those who pay $40 are included in the first boarding group. southwest does not have assigned seating so passengers can board in three groups. right now southwest customers who want preferred boarding have to buy a more expensive business class ticket or join a loyalty program. >> coming up, a city divided. a pies of the berlin wall is creating a rift between south bay residents. >> meet the man who left his mark on the 49ers >> neigh

the f.a.a. issued what they call an emergency air worthiness directive to potential fire risk in the 787 and grounding the u.s. airliner fleet grounded six planes all owned by united airline. this is a big change for the f.a.a. just last friday officials said the 787s were completely safe. even as they announced a comprehensive review of the plane's electrical system. even though analysts tell me they don't think the issue in japan today was all that serious in terms of the threat to the aircraft coming down. the feds have seen enough to jump in. all the recent problems the way the plane is powered. the lithium ion batteries are used to provide backup electricity. this directive will mean that united will be scrambling to move flights around -- planes around and flights getting cancelled. >> bill: how big of a problem is this for boeing. >> they may be getting close to a tipping point where airlines say they don't want the dream liners they have ordered until the bugs have been worked out. 850 or

the f.a.a. hat call yesterday after a string of problems with the plane including an apparent battery leak that prompted emergency evacuation in japan. now, the scorch marks visible on the outside of the battery. that investigators later removed from the plane. in the last 24 hours. airlines have grounded boeing's entire dream liner fleet. 50 planes and can you see them all here. one of those carriers poland's lot airlines will go after boeing for the money it's losing in the process. official says it will not accept any more dream liners until the issue is resolved. in a statement last night, boeing's chairman and ceo wrote in part boeing is committed to supporting the f.a.a. and finding answers as quickly as possible. end quote. dan springer now with the news live in seattle not far from where teams assembled the dream liner, dan, this plane is loaded with a lot of new technology. is it not? >> it sure is, bill. it hasn't made a penny. but it's boeing showcase aircraft for sure. the 787 is the

and the f.a.a. issuing the warning, affecting u.s.anes for the dreamliner until they can demonstrate that the batteries are safe. we'll have more on boeing's share price coming up in a moment. let's get started with tonight's "market focus." >> tom: for the third session in a row it was a mixed finish for the major indices, as they continue trading in very narrow ranges. the s&p 500 illustrates the lack of conviction by both buyers and sellers. the index hit its low for the session in the first 15 minutes, but those losses were cut as we saw the strong industrial production data. the index wavered in the final hour to end higher by a fraction. volume on the big board was 597 million shares. almost 1.7 billion traded on the nasdaq. again we saw the telecom sector weigh on the market, falling 1.2%. but the technology sector rebounded some from its recent selling pressure to end higher by 0.7% today. boeing was back in focus with more problems for its dreamliner 787. a plane flown by all nippon airways in japan may an emergency landing a

the f.a.a. is sending an investigator to find out what happened. there were two people on board, both of those people are safe. we have been here and the ambulance came and left. they did not require treatment. so they got out okay. we have checked the records of the tail number and found the aircraft, a single engine colombia aircraft is registered to a private owner in scottsdal, arizona. now we will pull back and see more of the scene here. we have had responses from the fire and of course from other emergency agencies and we will try to track down the owners and see if they are able to talk to us. we are live in san carlos for abc7 news. >> david, thank you very much. the chairman of mountain view based google is in north korea right now for a mysterious and controversial visit. this video from north korean news agency showing he and former new mexico governor richardson arriving in pyongyang. the two are in the country if four days. richardson travels to north korea frequently but the participation of schmidt is drawing speculation they may try

lawmakers want to examine why the f.a.a. allowed boeing to install highly flammable lithium batteries on the 787. u.s. french and japanese authorities are investigating why the batteries failed on recent flights. one forced an emergency landing in japan. that led to a worldwide grounding of the dreamliner. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll check in later on. >> let's check in on the forecast. christina loren, what are we facing today? >> a little bit of rain. we had a break. no one will complain too much, i hope. well, someone will. that's always the case, but not bad when you consider we have had 20 consecutive days without significant rainfall in the bay area. so that changes today. temperatures this morning are mild. we have a full deck of clouds overhead. once the sun makes an appearance around 7:20, overcast conditions. a gray day. but look at where the temperatures are to start. you're in the mid to upper 40s in some places. in the north bay it's a welcome change to the frigid start we have had for two weeks. 4

the f.a.a. has scheduled a news conference later this morning to officially make the announcement. four dreamliners have had problems this week alone including the latest this morning in japan when a crack was discovered in one of the layers of a window. nippon is scheduled to start nonstop from san jose to tokyo with 10:00 a.m. arrival of a new dreamliner jet. >> there could be flight delays this weekend at san francisco international airport when it closes one of the runways from 10:00 tonight until 8:00 monday morning the first of several weekend runway closures to accomplish construction activity for federally mandated runway safety requirements including installing new lighting systems and 1/2 gigsal aids. during the closing the arrival rate will be reduced from 60 aircraft an hour to 30 aircraft per her and flight delays are expected to occur during the height of the travel times like when there are weather travels, landing only one lane at a time. >> weather troubles, we think of fog or rain we enjoy there are delays but it is not so clear when there are just frigid temperat

the f.a.a. copa for a panama flight of $150,000 after the passengers were on board for five fours at kennedy airport. >> incredible photo marking the baby's entrance into the world, a viral picture of baby nevia reaching from her mother's womb and holding the finger of the doctor performing a c-section taken by the dad and it has become the first viral facebook photos of the year. a touching moment going in the photo books. >> san francisco police are on the scene of a home invasion robbery that happened a short while ago. our abc7 reporter is live on the scene. >> police are inside interviewing the victims and we have a couple of officers standing in front watching a butcher knife left in the bushes here and making sure no one disturbs it. police got the call that the home invasion was happening before 3:00 this morning and we are on 40th avenue in sunset district or richmond district, rather, at geary. police are wrapping up the interview with the victims. the victims are physically okay. no on

experts say it is a meat of woring out the bugs but the f.a.a. has a formal investigation. >> there was something seriously wrong with the plane there is no question it would be grounded. that is not the problem. there is nothing seriously wrong. >> we are confident about the safety of this aircraft. >> we are concerned about the incidents and well conduct a review until we are satisfied. >> officials believe the lighter and future official wing is important to the future of aviation. >> overcrowding at bart stations at high commute hours has officials proposing several changes at the two eastern most stations including removing banks of pay zones and replacing lark concrete seating with smaller benches. bart is considering charging premium fares at crowded stations saying the platforms need to be expanded in 15 years. >> gasoline prices are rising again. the average price of a glenn -- gallon is up two cents in the past in. aaa says the national average is $3.30 a gallon. in california it is $3.62 and in the bay area gasoline is selling if $3.67

. >> the f.a.a. has launched their own investigation into the boeing 787 dreamliner. the agency says it was monitoring reports of the latest incident and will include the information in a comprehensive review of the boeing 787 dreamliner manufacturing and design. >> developing news where the search continues this morning for a 17-year-old boy who escape add juvenile detention center. people who live near the youth rehabilitation facility are being told to look out for the teenager. the facility is known as the boy's ranch. the team has brown hair and brown eyes and is 6' tall and 165 pounds and was wearing an orange jump suit. no word on why he was at the detention center. >> the governor is scheduled to attend the board of regents meeting in san francisco and will talk about the priorities he wants to see in the system. "los angeles times" reports brine will push no more teaching and less research and wants more online courses to save money and increase class offerings. in the budget proposal, he increased money for both uc and cal state university by $250 million ea

. >> and officials are checking out, from the f.a.a. and tsb and boeing are looking at boeing 787 dreamliner and the battery a focus of the world-wide grounding of the fleet. the casing for the bait d for the battery was swollen. it leaked fluid that it was a full 10 pounds light we than normal. all 50 dreamliners will undergo detailed inspection. >> robert wagner is refusing to talk with los angeles police investigators a year after they re-opened the case into the debt of his wife, natalie wood, who drowned off catalina island in 1981 while on a boating trip. her death was morningly listed as an accident but this week the coroner announced it changed the cause of death to "undetermined." the "los angeles times" reports that the investigators have interviewed 100 witnesses since the investigation was re-opened and they reportedly drove to wagner's colorado home to talk but he declined to talk. >> reports say energy secretary chu will leave the cabinet post after being criticized for defending the $500 million federal loan to solyndra, t

this is what the f.a.a. ing at the news conference, announcing the review of the dreamliner and that's the conference held right now. boeing stock is down a buck and a half on that. now this: snow in jerusalem, lowest temperature there in decades. lowest temperature in china in three decades. however, the u.s. saw its warmest year on record last year and we've got the greenies fired up about a carbon tax against global warming. listen to this. >> in europe and asia right now we are looking at an arc of severe cold. china and korea have a winter like in the early 1950's when the pacific first flipped into its cold cycle got very, very cold in china and korea first. they're having a brutal winter over there. stuart: carol, and kirsten, real fast with this. you heard conflicting opinions here, brutal cold, china, europe, warm in america, here comes the carbon tax, kirsten, you know i'm right. >> i don't think -- well, i don't know that actually it's going to happen. environmental groups are definitely going to p

scott, the f.a.a. is investigating both the fire and the fuel leak this week. >> pelley: elaine, thank you. and we will be right back. back. my doctor told me calcium is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citracal slow release continuously releases calcium plus d with efficient absorption in one daily dose. citracal slow release. >> pelley: the pentagon has been drawing up plans on how many u.s. troops to keep in afghanistan, but today, for thebu first time, the administration says that there is a chance no n americans will remain after next year. president obama will talk it over with the afghan presidentiden hamid karzai friday at the white house. venezuela's government said today that president hugo chavez is too ill to attend his swearing-in for a new term on thursday. chavez, who is 58, is in cuba for cancer treatment. he hasn't spoken publicly in a month. his vice president is filling in. chavez has made a career out of bashing the united states and allied himself with iran and syri

two japanese airline grounded the planes voluntarily and the f.a.a. e planes be grounded including united

the f.a.a. hopes to develop a plan to correct the problems as quickly as possible. deliveries of the 787 dreamliner are already three years behind schedule. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> carter lee is an aerospace analyst with bb&t ,virginia.rkets joining us carter, you were out early today cutting your investment recommendation on boeing's stock from hold to underweight, essentially a sell y? >> well, so you know, starting from the hold which we put on right after the initial fire we felt that the risk to the name given we knew an investigation would ensue was sufficient to go to the hold. and last night with the faa issuing a grounding order which was somewhat suspected but what i saw in that release was that we don't actually have the root cause yet so it is open-ended enough that we felt that it was probably better that we step to the sideline given what we don't know. >> let's talk about the position that boeing is in to withstand or maybe not withstand the long investigation to credit rating agencies both s&p and fish today said the company has the fi

the f.a.a. hopes to develop a plan to correct the problems as quickly as possible. deliveries of the 787 dreamliner are already three years behind schedule. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> carter lee is an aerospace analyst with bb&t capital markets joining us from richmond virginia. carter, you were out early today cutting your investment recommendation on boeing's stock from hold to underweight, essentially a sell y? >> well so you know starting from the hold which we put on right after the initial fire we felt that the risk to the name given we knew an investigation would ensue was sufficient to go to the hold. and last night with the faa issuing a grounding order which was somewhat suspected but what i saw in that release was that we don't actually have the root cause yet so it is open-ended enough that we felt that it was probably better that we step to the sideline given what we don't know. >> let's talk about the position that boeing is in to withstand or maybe not withstand the long investigation to credit rating agencies both s&p and fish today said

the f.a.a. the list goes on and on every airport in the country would shut down federal prisons cease to operate really and an enormous shock would hit global financial markets when america stops paying her bills and the benchmark interest rate for u.s. debt will skyrocket forcing operates on things tied to the fed funds rate which includes credit cards mortgages lines of credit to businesses the cost interest on our debt will also go up the interest cost our debt cost of interest and revenue into the government will go down and we'll be in an even worse situation than we were before be a nightmare for everyone yet it's exactly what the house republicans are willing to make happen or at least say they are unless president obama agrees to medicare and social security insurance program cuts there's no other way to describe this than economic terrorism which is why the president is currently refusing to negotiate with these republican terrorists he has basically four options call their bluff and hop

. >> reporter: we don't know when the pilot was drinking but, scott, we do know this: the f.a.a.'s so-called bottle to throttle rule prohibits any alcohol consumption a full eight hours before flying an aircraft. >> pelley: thanks, michelle. the white house put out a remarkable photograph today of what president obama calls "the worst day" of his presidency. this is mr. obama in the oval office on december 14 as his homeland security advisor john brennan tells him that 26 people, including 20 first graders, were shot to death at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. today, newtown got a visit from a famous victim of gun violence and jim axelrod is there. >> reporter: this is former representative gabrielle giffords, accompanied by her husband mark kelley after meeting with local officials in newtown and families of those killed. those present want to keep the details private. on wednesday, giffords, america's highest profile living gunshot victim and kelley met with new york mayor michael bloomberg. he's been a vocal supporter of stricter gun control laws. but nowh

the f.a.a. is now inspecting the new 787's. >> president obama this morning will reveal new gun proposals in the wake of the sandy hook elementary school making the announcement before 9:00 our time, and he will be joined by children who wrote letters. we will find out exactly what the president proposes and how his daughters are part of the debate. developing news from san jose where police are senatorring for a man who reportedly tried to pull a toddler from her mother's arms as mom stood in front of the home at 5:30 last night on dayo court. the mother said the stranger made a comment about the toddler and that made her uncomfortable so she picked up the child and the man grabbed the girl's legs and tried to put her arm. mom broke free and called police. the suspect is described as hispanic, 20 to 30, wearing a red baseball cap, blue jeans and a white or light t-shirt with yellow stripes. the mother said he smelled of motor oil. >> san francisco police have released a picture of the man suspec

congress however has ordered the f.a.a. to ease restrictions to allow domestic drones to proliferate without any of the necessary laws to protect privacy oh to talk about how privacy can be protected in the dawning of the drones i'm joined now by amos to bonaventure legal counsel of the electronic privacy information center or epic thank you so much aiming for coming in thank you for having me so it really seems like two thousand and thirteen as i said is shaping up to be the year of the drones flying over the u.s. i mean living here in d.c. can we expect drones to be flying over on inauguration day well the funny thing is you probably can't because there are limits about when germs can be used in d.c. but if you look at anywhere else where people gather any other time that they're you know gathering together to protest or to do anything that's against the government you probably are going to see a drone there in the near future band simply being used by local law enforcement by d.h. . i think our lando recently orlando flor

the f.a.a. in the united states and many other countries grounded the boeing 787 dreamliner until they get answers. the plane relies more or electrical system than older aircraft. still ahead, a look back at the president's first term with a look ahead toward what could come next. first we will try to put together what happened at the end of the algerian hostage stand off. constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. why do more emergency workers everywhere trust duracell? duralock power preserve. locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. now...guaranteed. duracell with duralock. trusted everywhere. my ex-girlfriend... 7th grade math teacher. who is this? that's pete. my... [ dennis' voice ] allstate agent. a "starving artist" has an allstate agent? he got me... [ dennis' voice ] the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable

among glendale back into the conversation ramon i know that real estate agencies have been fighting the f.a.a. for years to get their hands on you a visa in order to have a high resolution aerial photographs of different l.a. properties and the l.a.p.d. itself has a couple of drones that it's looking into starting to use so could l.a. residence use these drone i guess well it would be perfect for l.a. no there's a lot of fashionable people in new york but here you could be hipster inappropriate at the same time so i think it definitely speaks to the very. big brother attitude that we're seeing in both coasts and honest aasia what was the guy what was the drone hoodie like is that a very light from bracket would it keep you dry from rain isn't multi-functional. it is very functional as you can see it's not very big so it doesn't cover the entire body and the idea is the material is in fact very light it includes nylon and certain type of metals and that's exactly what makes it resistant to thermal imaging you know it's very light. it's pretty big i have to say it is multi-functional in the sen

that's in the drones are concerned should we be about this stuff and is the homeland security or the f.a.a. doing anything about this we have just a minute we i mean you already should be concerned because people can legally use drones and conduct surveillance the fact that the legal drones that we know are out there can be hijacked and used for other purposes the surveillance equipment this event surveillance equipment can be used by possibly nefarious actors should increase should really concern us even more and i think that we need to address this issue it's something they're looking at but it hasn't been fixed yet and it needs to be as soon as we saw militant we've seen a few military drone supposedly get hijacked and those are encrypted banned within the united states the terms that operate are totally free and open so the ones that are in the they don't have any of the sort of encryption that the military drones have even though the military drones are being hijacked are taking it out of the times which right fantastic mr chairman thanks so much for coming on thanks for having guys.

the air force. it isn't just f.a.a. drone issue. as far as can unmanned airplane operate within the air space system, domestically in the u.s., there certainly is ways to do that. they're extremely restrictive. the biggest generic problem up front is the see and avoid. a pilot must be on the lookout and see traffic and in turn so he doesn't hit it. ok? and thear still working that problem. essentially what happens now in the u.s. is the drones, like the -- not the global hawk, it will fly in a restricted area and climb up above where all the other traffic is and then it can go anywhere it wants to. next question. >> yes, sir. first of all, i need to apologize because -- for asking this question, because there may be people in this room who can answer it already for me. we have in jacksonville a former decommissioned military base called cecil field -- >> the what field? >> cecil field. that was trying -- that -- can you hear me? ok. it was under my impression that it was trying to maintain its viability by trying to become a space po

the main battery did not exceed maximum voltage, 787's are grounded around the world as japan and the f.a.a. and boeing try to figure what is causing electric problems on the jet. >> bay area real estate is almost always hot, but a new list is reveals the neighborhood with the most activity. we will tell you if your area made the cut. >> the head of the n.r.a. speaks out against president obama and the inaug >> treatment, palo alto, north bay, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, this is live doppler 7 hd, you can see the rain is mainly over the coast. some of the sprinkles are moving through the north bay so watch out. you may get a little wetness for the morning commute but it is not frozen in the form of frost. we have "spare the air" with the poorest air quality in the not bay burning of wood banned. 7:00, all the way to 4:00 the rain will take over more and more our neighborhoods and become scattered showers headed to 7:00. scattered showers tomorrow and a bright friday and a chilly shower is possible on saturday. >> deadly cold front continues to spread across the mid

on wednesday of this week, the f.a.a. d the planes grounded after yet another incident forced a deem liner to make an emergency landing in japan. secretary la hood says the concern centers on the lithium eye on batteries which he says seem to be causing all the problems. message posted as everybody inside the company knows nothing is more important to us than the safety of passengers, pilots and crew members who fly aboard boeing commercial and military aircraft, end quote. no one will look at your naked body in the airport again. got your attention. in a moment the t.s.a. finally getting ready to get rid of full body scanner. the brinks truck robbery caught on camera. they ambushed a guard but he was not afraid to fight back. his story next. >> bill: the fbi is hunting for some robbers who held up a brinks truck driver at gunpoint in the state of florida cameras captured all of it as it happened. >> the driver was walking into a credit union in sunrise when the robbers jumped out of a car guns drawn. >> approached by two