who, in the day of the older mass, the last prayer of the mass was the last gospel. the priest would go over and read the last gospel. it was a laminated thing. and he would go down and leave. he had a button buy where the last gospel was. he would press the button and it would go off and the housekeeper put his eggs on. whatever happened to the last gospel. it's the first, right? >> yes, in fact, that's one of the changes when they changed the order of mass. one thing that the bishops wanted was to take out all of the exstrains you things. what happened was, things that were minor, they took this important. the priest said this to himself. it was supposed to be a closing prayer. suddenly, everyone waited for it. they felt, that wasn't part of the mass. we never intended that to be a part of the mass. just like the prayers of the foot of the alter, they said, that's something we don't need everyone to do. >> exactly, there you go. >> we have about 20 seconds. what's the greatest thing about is this? >> it makes people realize what we're doing. >> it wakes people up.

one is what is the critical mass? e thing that is interesting -- the leverage is focused on this issue first. what does it mean? right now people are worried really think they were getting worried because her cozy night on the mass range. that's what the large hedge on collator is designed to do. this has only one mass if it is out there and it's supposed to find out what it is. if you have people before they turn on the large hydronic collator what they thought tenacity, most thought would be of value not yet tested. without any additional data, they would've said, so if you really believed i was right and you wouldn't be at all disturbed now. you say this is not the mass i thought it should be and i haven't explored it yet. and so we have experiments, no one really knows the answers. so you can say, i think the mass might be 116 ged, but you know, i could be wrong as it may be i'll feel safer america be more values. the fact is a lot of those values are now not possible. so it is out in another region we think is int

first of all, it reduces the mass of the building. we have 7.5 inch slab. conventional slab would probably be 10.5 inches, which is about 25% more concrete mass. it also reduces the overall floor to floor height, which helps with the architectural facade and the square footage. >> one of the things people are always looking at is decreasing the floor to floor height, especially in san francisco where we have clearly defined height limits, and maybe could squeeze another story and there if you are good at it. we see a lot of people struggling with the thickness of all these assemblies, both the structural assembly and non structural which might be above the ceiling, where we have the heating, ventilation, plumbing, fire sprinklers. you say that the finish of the concrete slab can be exposed? >> in our building that is the case. >> that would mean you have exposed footings? >> the utilities, they are stealing the utilities, is that right? -- they are ceiling utilities, is that right? >> i am with the associated architects. within the dwelling units, which are

because interestingly, the mass media in america develops into a mass media in the 1830s, just around time that voting rights were being expanded just from property owners to the mass of the property less. as workers in the 1830s, white workers, began to gant franchised, they were worried that one person one vote was a dangerous thing. you know because the majority might not vote the way you want. so therefore, the penny press and the mass media develops to be able to in essence not only sell goods but to influence the masses of people and how they vote and how they act. and so i believe that in a democracy, the power of the media is even more important to those who are the wealthy of society. if it's a dictatorship, the rulers dictate that in democracies one person one vote, there's always a danger that the majority may vote the other way. that is why it becomes so important terms of being able to influence our people and that is why all of us have to understand how the system got dealt so that we can figure out how to make it better. [applause] >> i will just add one to know. i just

well like i said i mean even even the mass you know occupy new york movement occupy wall street. you know was an isolated united states as thousands of cities worldwide and you know did the corporations have their profits reduced you know not really but what it did is planted a seed for the future basically let us know i hate that we realize what's going on we're educating people we're educating ourselves and that hey there's other people like us and we are the working class the government and these corporations would have us like to fight each other you know they would have housewives you know fight race wars and you know. different problems within ourselves but we are the working class without us nothing else happens you know we're the people who you know wash the cars who make the hamburgers to sweep the driveways who who build this country the way it is and without us there's nothing you know so i think in the future you know if we if we had a general strike or some i doubt it was shut down wall street shut down this country in a heartbeat jeff i mean you obviously have a sort

put in has be very ambiguous in his reaction to the mass protests on the one side he was calling them banned or lamas accusing them of being paid sponsor at least by hillary clinton but on the other hand he is publishing articles appealing to the middle class do you see it as a contradiction gentlemen. know he he. looks like his address and middle class but. daunte have his girl. and. so for example our president mitt emitted if he's serious about political reform he says about governors elections. new rules for the political money is registration but not of what about this in this article of. but not in the way i use or burn and well i think that several weeks ago all absolutely agree there was absent a different edit of different activity well yes and in every article here we see that i agree that in this article not so many answers. but we seeing that them to put in to speak with this people so that is wait now we see we can save a new venue motion of fortune to speak with this people in the other interesting thing another interesting thing we read about in this article according t

. >> that people understand that you take care of the mass, the mass will take care of the whole. >> many small business owners are expected to fight back. and jock mcgee has about 25 employees. >> it's tough to pass that cost on to customers. you know? so $2 extra would be a tough load. >> voters could be influenced by occupy wall street sentiment, challenging 99% to speak up. >> it should be raised at least $0. >> once approved student group will try to gather enough signatures to put this initiative before voters in november. >> coming up tonight a look at what is biting into rising school lunch costs. >> how valentine's day could be the sweetest sign the economy is on the mend. >> get out of jail drug program saving one county money. the news continues here in one minute. >>> a napa state hospital patient was found and officials say he slipped out of wiz hiz ward about 9:30 last night, and staffers chased him but lost him in the dark. and the hospital has been the site of several high profile problems in recent years. >> former drug offenders got a get out of jail card today than

as the presidential race is taking place in the aftermath of last year's mass protests against alleged fraud at the parliamentary election. united russia party in half of the vote in the ballot rigging the accusations which infuriated the crowd the biggest opposition really is in russia's recent history did not lead to knowing the election result would be more of an intrigue into the presidential race the contenders are nothing but the reality a much more active electorate and the heated online debate. near putin still remains the most popular politician according to opinion polls you might be the first time a nice can really make it in the first. ground zero going action continues rivals are the three leaders of the political parties represented in the duma communist good ninety's who began the fifteenth quite cool to the presidency in one thousand nine to six but having children lost to boris yeltsin the highly eccentric leader of the liberal democratic party. and sergei mironov the leader of the fair russia party who headed the upper house of the russian parliament ten years other p

the forefront. there's be no similar movement to end mass incarceration. >> i think dr. ng would be so deeply saddened and appalled by what we've allowed to happen in this country in the years since his death. >> we're told to visit the prisoners. that goes with what we do and who we are. >> reporter: he says jesus's command to care for prisoners is not widely followed. >> we have gotten people to be interested in prison ministry and contribute money to us and pat us on the back. it's really tough to get people to volunteer to go into the prison. that's really a tough sell. >> reporter: as an ordained baptist pastor, he believes churches should lead campaign against mass incarceration. >> we don't recognize the god in our brothers and sisters who are in prison. it's for us to see fla our sisters and brothers in prison are our sisters and brothers. we owe it to god to get them out. >> just as in the days of slavery, it wasn't enough to shuttle a few to freedom. today we have to work for the abolition of the system of mass inka incarceration as a whole. that means the churc

one is what is the critical mass? ne thing that is interesting -- the leverage is focused on this issue first. what does it mean? right now people are worried really think they were getting worried because her cozy night on the mass range. that's what the large hedge on collator is designed to do. this has only one mass if it is out there and it's supposed to find out what it is. if you have people before they turn on the large hydronic collator what they thought tenacity, most thought would be of value not yet tested. without any additional data, they would've said, so if you really believed i was right and you wouldn't be at all disturbed now. you say this is not the mass i thought it should be and i haven't explored it yet. and so we have experiments, no one really knows the answers. so you can say, i think the mass might be 116 ged, but you know, i could be wrong as it may be i'll feel safer america be more values. the fact is a lot of those values are now not possible. so it is out in another region we think is in

the color peninsular in russia's north home to the q.b. masses mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi pass the snow here between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialists are probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer of snow drifts on a slope is unstable and ski is could trigger an avalanche shift attention those of you who it came to skull mountain thinks please be careful. some avalanches a wet others a dry it all depends on the snows composition the speed of avalanches varies between seventy and four hundred kilometers an hour man can do nothing in the face of tons of snow rushing down to such a velocity. and yet people do live in the mountains they study avalanches to be able to protect themselves from the beaches skiers and snowboarders tempt fate by taking to the mountain slopes. in this weather station in the q.b. massive is situated close to the town of one hundred fifty kilometers north of the arctic circle it is one of the instruments of the avalanche safety service it records dozen

the conditions of the masses that we need to be focused on. >> did you want to say something? it looked as though you were starting to say something. >> i will say, he said the same thing i was thinking. people ask me how i feel about having an african-american president. i said i had ambivalent feelings. on the one hand, i know that he is only one man and he can only do so much, and he only has four years to do it, but we as a people have to unite locally in the city, and first, you start in the home, and then you go to the community, and our churches, where the movement began, in our churches. i still feel that barack obama is doing the best he can for one man, from what he inherited from the other administration. [applause] >> thank you. first, i would like to say thank you to awele and the san francisco unified school district and the african american center and everyone else involved in bringing this program to the san francisco public library on black history month. secondly, you were speaking about the constructing the narrative paradigm, okay? what indicators and trends

they understand if you take care of the mass the mass will take care of the whole. >> tough to pass thato customers. $2 an hour extra in the minimum wage would definitely be a tough load. >> once the city approval proves the ballot language students will need to collect $20 -- need to collect 20,000 signatures. >>> the country's five big mortgage lenders have reached an agreement one million homeowners could have the size of their mortgages reduced. another 750,000 people who have already lost their homes to foreclosure could get an $1800 settlement. agreement would make it easier for the 11 million homeowners who own more than their homes are worth to refinance. critics say it doesn't go far enough in punishing the banks. california has opt-out out of the settlement talks. president obama is expected to endorse the deal in his state of the union message. you can watch address live here on abc7 tonight at 6:00. >>> this morning all the attention is on hollywood and the academy award nominations. we are half an hour away from finding out who will be nominated. 5:38 is the time. you can se

>> and the media seems to have landed in mass in new hampshire. for the reporters the fall of the tech world, the temperatures are more balmy and loss vegas where the consumer electronics show is under way. it is the integration of television and the internet taking center stage. >> the gateway to silicon valley where much of the technology has changed our lives. these are how the software firms plan to change another industry. silicon valley believes it can change our relationship with tv. at the research center, microsoft should be a concept with the kinect game controller. social. tv. bing the offic. e. talking to your tv instead of pressing the remote. a tiny firm also has big ideas. >> there is almost too much choice. lots of material in the form of movies, programs, sports. and remote-control to get access. what if we took all of them away and replaced them with one second screen? >> believe the second screen when they choose and what we watched and sharing it with friends a lot easier. but i found the firm with the biggest ambition. >> that

cave you've heard all about them maybe too much because it is consuming most of the air time of the mass media these days almost like watching a sports cave minutes minute updates about who may be winning points scoring votes playing the strategies tackling their opponents no doubt it is important to cover the election but it is early on in the game and are there are there more important issues that are being ignored as the media the mass media is swamped with this nonstop campaign nit picking artsy explores that question and we begin of course with presidential politics by candidates are out there in force boy are they busy today can anyone stop mitt romney at this point campaign seasons in full swing in the media sure is on top of it mitt romney is probably going to win the lion's share of the votes here in new hampshire if you wanted to have coffee this morning with the candidate he had diner after diner after diner day and night but you have to say at this brooke this event he just wrapped up a few moments ago the mood was definitely sunnyside all primaries all the time but it's from

how does it relate to the nra, does it help to fund it? and what happens after these mass shootings like the glock used with gabbie giffords and the tucson shooting. and the cover of the guns to mexico. >> several very good questions. first of all, the nra. the answer to that question forces me to slightly amend my answer about whether gaston glock is involved in any philanthropy. the companies in fact are extremely philanthropic when it comes to nonprofits like the nra, and also to the support of wounded soldiers, the families of the law enforcement officers who lost their lives and so forth. so in all seriousness i want to amend that earlier, he had millions of dollars to these organizations, and obviously when you give money to the nra is used mainly to support the wives of copps, but it is used to support the nra political activity directly or indirectly as well. so glock is a huge player in the gun industry and is a part of the constituency that the nra serves even though if you ask them head-on what is your business ac is to defend the rights of the gun owners and th

the mass is also considered world peace today. >>> netherlands, thousands took to the beach for the annual plunge into the north sea. according to locals, it dates back to the '60s and brings repeat divers and newcomers every year. >> we really wanted to do this. run in water, freezing cold. it's really a kick. >> yeah. >> it's really a kick. >> i bet. the crowd held a party before the big run to get everyone hyped up. >>> the news tonight is far from over. the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm maureen umeh. desperate moments in northeast d.c. this morning after flames and smoke poured from a row house on m street. it threatened to spread to other homes. >> reporter: the alarm came in at 10:00 a.m. for a blaze at 635m street northeast. >> we had seven companies coming. they found fire coming from every window on both floors, and smoke in the back. >> reporter: the fear was that the fire would spread to adjoining houses. >> the fire was spreading on arrival. spreading in all directions and trying to go both sides down the row. firefighters got into the

the district. no problems on mass transit. we will take you to a couple of pictures. at speed at new hampshire ave. nearest to us is the allen lew on the way to 270. -- nearest to us is the outer loop. in this picture, 395 edsall road moving nicely. >>> 5:22 is the time. >> the denver broncos pulled off a big upset over pittsburgh. we will recap the game and the rest of the wild-card weekend coming up in sports. >> dating online redefined. the first day and bought and sold by the highest bidder. is this looking for love or prostitution? next anderson. >>> the broncos have been in three overtime games this year. they won the mall. -- them all. there was talk that tim tebow's magic touch was tapped out. it was not, not by a mile. facing pittsburgh yesterday he went 80 yards for a touchdown. the broncos stunned the favored steelers 29-23. >> i am very thankful for the platform god has given me and the opportunity as quarterback for the denver broncos. it is win or go home. we knew that. we wanted to play another game. >> the denver's sudden stretch in overtime was restor

some analysts feel but while the government hopes to save money by removing the subsidy, it is the masses who will suffer instead. back to the crisis is that the government in nigeria has always underperform people's expectations, so people complain the government has no morals. >> labor unions have been opposed to the subsidy removal and are now planning mass demonstrations in response. >> we want to say that what we have done today is just an intro to what is to come. what we have done is open the register of protests. >> most nigerians already struggle to live in harsh economic conditions. the increase in fuel prices will only make a list of grievances even longer. >> police and security forces have been sent into southeastern nigeria after 50 people were killed in clashes between rival ethnic groups. violence flared up between two communities after a long- running land dispute. it comes after jonathan has already declared a state of emergency. >> the signs of the clashes are too visible. born out cars on the streets, and the remains of homes destroyed in the fighting. at least 50 peop

at the meetings, we went over the eastern slope massing guidelines. we explained one by one. e showed how the parking had been revised to maximize street parking. i pointed out that the massing on burster street, burster street is primarily three stories with some four story buildings across from these houses, there is a four story house. at one point in the meeting, we were gathered at the top of the stairs and i invited the group to come down in front of 187 and 191 burster. i asked him, what can mr. colcannon do for you? what can he do to amend your concerns? and there was a long silence. the silence was eventually broken with the stories that explained it was not about 187, 183, or 191. it has to do with the fear and anxiety of what is going to come on joye street. this led to a conversation where there's this concern that a project or plan will somehow be cut and paste and the exact same things you see will get approved on joye street. our planning process will make fun of it and will kalpoe get it and will market. -- we all hope fun at it and we market. if we establish d

litigation against the gun industry at that time following on the mass litigation against the tobacco industry. many of the same lawyers who had gone after the tobacco companies, once that -- those mass lawsuits were settled turned and quite self-consciously chose the gun industry as their next target. they engaged municipalities and counties as their clients, and for interesting reasons those lawsuits did not work and did not gain the kind of traction that the tobacco lawsuits did. and vanessa and i sort of chronicled that and also got interested in the industry itself. and for my dollar there is no, i mean, we're -- i'm a business journalist in large part -- there is no business, no industry that is more fascinating than the gun industry. the gun industry has its own amendment to the constitution, it has a place in american history that is unrivaled by the maker of any other product. i mean, you could say cars are very american or fast food is very american, but, you know, there's the minuteman and the symbol of the american revolution, and guns are right there. a

king in the mass meetings and the special communion he established in selma and birmingham and lots of small towns across the black belt. and after having done that, i returned to king's cross over addresses to whites, and we can hear this other earthier, blacker voice operate anything the midst of his cross overtalk as well. but i'm not going to say much about the most famous pieces of that tonight. in the questions we can get into that if people have questions about "i have a dream" and "letter from birmingham jail." but for tonight's purpose, i'm really just going to try to evoke this backstage king, as it were. now, king we know was an unbelievably dignified person x the mask of dignity was very important to him. and when he introduces himself to the larger white society right after the montgomery insurgency in the book "stride to freedom," he right in the first couple pages he strikes the most, the loft jesper sew that. loftiest persona. listening to opera, and he goes on noticing the spires of architecture, and it is the most refined king. and, again, king was a very refined pers

and then having the masses effect the powerful it's a different it's a different game i think i think it's significant and i think people will look back on this many years from now and say aha finally something that may stop the sons of guns. what they've been doing in politics in the united states journalist author and former c.n.n. how is that rick sanchez always good to pick your brain a lot of it on all things chris is. all right well the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff army general martin dempsey is in israel today and no down the number one issue on the agenda will be iran and remind the strained relationship over several decades between iran and israel as well as its western allies i just look at the last few weeks first there was that mysterious assassination of a top iranian nuclear. scientists also both the u.s. and europe have sort of kicked it up a notch in terms of sanctions against iran and then tehran has threatened to shut down the strait of hormuz the passageway for about twenty percent of the world oil trade now there are a few reports out there now that say th

they understand if you take care of the mass the mass will take care of the whole. >> tough in a businessst on to customers. $2 an hour extra in the minimum wage would definitely be a tough load. >> once the city approves the ballot language, students will need collect 20,000 voter signatures to get the initiative on the november ballot. >> country's five biggest more tkwaeupblg lenders have reached a tentative deal with the government. under the agreement one million homeowners could have the size of their mortgages reduced. 750,000 who have already lost their hopes could get an $1800 settlement. making it easy for the 11 million who owe more than their homes are worth to refinance. critics say it doesn't go far enough in punishing the banks for deceptive loan practices. california has opt-outed out of the talks. president obama is expected to endorse the deal. you can watch the state of the union live here on abc7, tonight at 6:00 k >>> just ahead,=>no -- the criminals posing as door-to-door salesmen and the peninsula. >>> surviving with a little help from his friends. the incredible av

he is in the financial district looking at the target of the mass protests. >> reporter: the target was the financial system this is directly in front of a branch of the bank of america which has been chained by a human chain, in the build that once was the world headquarters of bank of america. what are you seeing is a kind of reverse of the occupy movement and the occupy movement means -- by blocking off montgomery and california they have done just that this has been going on all day is finishing this meeting now where they are singing all kinds of other things going on. we wondered what other people might think and wanted to ask one important question. is this really winning friends and influencing people? today much noise and much theater. is the message getting through ? >> i don't know that the message is effective because it's like five seconds you see a word on a sign . >> i think they need to find focus. i don't really know what they are saying. >> reporter: the dean of the golden gate university's business school. they have to compete with campaigns and elections that will ru

we have seen that. >> the media seems to have landed en masse here in new hampshire. for the lucky reporters who follow the," wars, the temperatures are someone -- the tech wars, the temperatures are somewhat nicer in las vegas, where the consumer electronics show is taking place. >> the gateway to silicon valley where much of the technology has changed our lives. these are how the software firms plan to change another industry. the internet revolution has been slow to hit television. silicon valley believes it can change our relationship with tv. at the research center, microsoft showed me a concept it evolved with the kinect game controller. social. tv. bing the office. talking to your tv instead of pressing the remote. in san francisco,a tiny firm also has big ideas. >> there is almost too much choice. that is the problem for today's tv user. lots of material in the form of movies, programs, sports. and remote-control to get access. lots of sets and boxes. what if we took all of them away and replaced them with one second screen? that would enable them to control al

despite the controversy, he still mesmerizes the masses. the so-called experts is back.hat tiger he continues to climb the leader board. shot a very strong 59 on the desert course. ranked player in the but tiger is coming on strong. how about this? you never want to be separated from the machine. you kidding me? incredibly, he survives. he gets the gold medal in the freestyle competition. the new england patriots are by 2.5 over the giants. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ] and i still haven't built one of those fighting robots. come on. it's's pretty awesome. okay. just a few things we need to do first. [ laughs ] [ announcer ] before you make your leap, make a list. then get going in the completely redesigned cr-v. all new, from honda. today my journey continueses across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hu

. >> i went to any town new jersey to warn the masses. >> the post office is in danger. >> in danger of what? >> of running out of business. >> i'm tired of sorting through the mail and basically finding nothing and just chucking it all. >> 90% of the time it ends up on somewhere on the stoop, usually in a puddle. >> we get something like 30 pieces av junk mail a day coming to this house. so i have to pay the post office not to send the mail to the house. >> wait a minute, you pay the post office not to send you mail. >> yeah, i had to get a po box. >> where are you going to get your mail? >> e-mail. >> just how bad is it for the post office? >> i wrote a song with my business partner, which was dealing with our frustration on how we deal with the u.s. post office in our business lives. >> that's right, it's so bad, a lady i met randomly wrote and recorded a song about her hatred of the post office ♪ that's not my job ♪ i'm sorry ♪ this messed up your day ♪ this is the work for which you are paid ♪ ♪. >> reporter: my god, the u.s. mail has lost the middle age suburban wigger mom. >>

. >> that they understand if you take care of the mass, the mass will take care of the whole. >> thises hours to pass that to kmirs so $2 an hour extra would be a tough blow. >> and students will need 20,000 signatures to get it on the november ballot. >> and tonight money matters a major shake up at research in motion is two chief executive officers quit today. black berry products had been losing out to other smart phones and the new ceo says changes are not needed and there is a week long rally, wall street took a break today, dow jones dropped 11 points and s and p 500 gained some ground. and workers at disney theme parks will be allowed to grow beards and goatees. disney is the parent company of abc 7. until now they'd only been allowed to have mustaches but only on vacation, not at work. >>> a local research team uncovers something new about alzheimer's disease. >> what you can do to reduce your >>> a new study from uc berkeley recovered physical evidence that people who challenge themselves intellectually could be decreasing their chance for alzheimer's disease. finishing a cro

some analysts still that while the government hopes to save money, it is the masses who will suffer instead. >> the crisis is not because of the subsidy. it is that the government in nigeria has always underperformed expectations. the people claim the government has no moral or justification for moving this subsidy. >> labor unions have been opposed to the removal and are planning a mass demonstrations in response. >> we want to say that is what we have done today is just an intro to what is to come. what we have gone today is open on the register of our protest against subsidy removal. >> most nigerians struggle to live in harsh conditions. the increase in fuel prices will only make their list of grievances even longer. has announcedour he is running for president. he will contest to the post against incumbent. he announced his candidacy on his privately owned television station after weeks of speculation about his plans. a manhunt is underway in the united states and has come to an end. >> police have confirmed they have found the body of an iraq war veteran in a national park in washingt

increasing number of german voters fed up with the crises and controversy for now pinning their colors to the massof the new party. live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's two pm here in the russian capital one thirty pm in tehran and the e.u. says it is ready to ban imports of raney and crude and will consider whether to do so by the end of the month oil prices are already witnessing another spike in response to the latest heated exchange between iran and the u.s. over a key trade route in the persian gulf it comes on three run threatened to block the trade channel after new u.s. sanctions hit its exports the latest bills signed by president obama on monday saw iran's currency dropped below the risk a commentator on middle east affairs thinks the sanctions will soon backfire on the west. the oil prices now have increased this comes at a time will both europe and the you were witnessing a very very economic situation economic problems both in the u.s. and europe this latest of taken against iran will only of course that the president .

and they understand if you take care of the mass, the mass will then take care of the whole. >> many business owners are expected to fight back. josh mcgee started four street pizza five years ago. he has about 25 employees, most of them making minimum wage. >> it's tough enough in a business like ours to pass that costs on to customers. you any, so two dollars an hour extra in the minimum wage would definitely be a tough below. >> voters, though, could be influenced by the occupy wall street sentiment, challenging thed 9% to speak up. >> i think it should be raised to at least 9:50 or ten dollars, yes. >> the group will try to get about 20,000 signatures to put the initiative before voters in november. in san jose, corina rusk, abc7 news. >> there's an interesting job opportunity in richmond. perfect for a couple who likes the seashore, people, free room and board, as well as health benefits and a salary of $100,000 a year. the job is for in keepers at the east brother lighthouse in richmond. owned by the coast guard, the lighthouse has been operated as a bed and breakfast for 33 ye

the mild air mass. the air mass is more mid latitude. not tropical but it's not a cold one. 50s an your temps to upper 50s and rain develops. extended forecast has rain today. we'll have a foggy saturday morning. we get a break on saturday afternoon. probably a little breezy there. sunday morning is okay. rain could make it sunday evening. just so you know. sunday evening. maybe the fourth quarter there. morning rain monday and out of here next week looks dry. >> i hope we're up by 20 points or so. 4:39 is the time. take a look at this. what you can see any way. we have good news for skiers and snow borders. this is a live picture this morning. eastbound 80. more snow is on the way. we just checked in with cal tran and chains are required. here's what it looked like last night. the snowplows were busy clearing the roads. it's a pretty sight though. conditions on interstate 80 became trespass in some places. chp says there was a number of spinouts. take it easy if you're heading up to the sierra. >> we're glad to see it. skiers are glad t

our website our two dot com you can trace the wave of public anger over attempts to police the internet from mass demonstrations to hacker warfare. well the need for more jobs more equality while giving praise for america's military phrase abroad that's the some of president obama's pre-election state of the union speech much of the focus in this here is a draft was devoted to economic hardships in america the president played on dissatisfaction over wealth parity and body by the occupy movement and called for the rich to pay equal taxes obama also treated military success in iraq and afghanistan and the assassination of osama bin ladin that free speech is widely seen as a play alexion opportunity for obama to tell us campaign to the public but jerome white a former presidential candidate for the socialist equality party thinks that no actual change is possible in the u.s. . forty nine percent of congressmen are multimillionaires the average net worth of a senator is two point five six million dollars and the obama administration since coming in continuing that bailout of wall street cutting the