still chilly at 3:00 with temperatures half in the 40's and half in the low 50's. into tomorrow. i'll have the details on that, plus rain next week, coming up in just a bit. >> the key jacqueline in san francisco carbon monoxide leak that sent for telecast to the hospital thursday has been traced to a nearby restaurant. fire officials say the potentially deadly gas was leaking into a shaft between the walls of the marriott marquee hotel. an investigation is underway but as kron 4 kate thompson explains, this may not be the first instance of gas poisoned by carbon monoxide. >> the fire department said the carbon monoxide problems coming from this alloway which runs along the marriott marquee. this is a hotel here, with the fire department said was happening is that the air intake vent which run along the side of the hotel were actually picking up fumes carbon monoxide fumes from a faulty water heater from this building. funneling those fumes up through the hotel and into people's rooms. thursday night may not in the first carbon monoxide poisoning. the fire departmen

not warm but not as cold as a day periods we're showing temperatures in the 30's with the fuel '40's. sunshine squeaking in the afternoon. perhaps the warmest place is just touching the low 50s. i will tell you more about the four as coming up. >> palance in between 68 and 23 will now use what is called the green wave lightning. it is designed to help motorists and by socialist to hit every green light without coming to a stop. it should help save gas and decrees to exhaust fumes. jean harbor 0 will be the new head coach for the 49ers, he comes from the stanford. kron4 said shows though harbaugh got to this point. >> hardball comes from a coaching them like, he is a son of jack carbo, he has a brother and a brother-in-law who work those coaches. he was a college star at michigan, he played 15 seasons for the bears, gold, chargers and the ravens. he spent four seasons at stanford taking over a wide and 11 team quickly turn a bad team back into a winner. he has been interesting, he is been known to reschedule practices so distinctive whats the women's basketball team. fresh off the, he

morning temperatures into the low 40's around the bay and '30's inland. lb chris during the day but beautiful for the afternoon. >> still, the marsh is not offering as series called comedy at brains which sounds like an on secular. well, in fact smart comedy is good comedy. who would know that better than our next guest? let me introduce you. this is the woman behind a comedy called all atheists are muslims. it was just performed at the comedy brands last night at the berkeley. we will talk about the show, but, first, all 80s are muslim? can you explain to that? >> i tried to explain it to you earlier but you do not believe in gravity. it is to show that it is not all so different. we very much believe in the same things. all atheist are muslim is just to put out there that it is not that far apart. atheist can be muslim. >> personal crisis? what happened. >> my boy friend and i wanted to move in together. >> and your boyfriend is up practicing a diaz? >> we did prove. we had a background check done. >> how did your parents react to this? >> (screams) ther

and check those mutual funds designed to mimic the s&p 500. are they up at least 13%? that was the gain this year. the index is close to its highest level since labor day of 2008. beyond the broad-based big-cap stocks, other notable moves this year came from the russell 2000 small-cap index up more than 25%. dow transports gained almost 25%. and the u.s. dollar index saw a modest gain. while the dollar has moved lower this year, oil prices are near two year highs but that clearly didn't hurt transportation stocks. volume and news flow may have been light today, but there was a new merger rumor and a new deal. the rumor involves sony and imax, the company behind the giant-movie screens. imax isn't talking, but a british newspaper reports sony is thinking about a $40 per share offer. some analyst point out it brings up possible anti-trust issues since the u.s. bans movie studios from owning movie theaters. still, imax is a canadian company and licenses its technology instead of owning theaters. imax shares saw a big pop on the rumors, up 4.5% on a big jump in volume. this

it went to over 10,000 by the end of the 1990's. you had only two very short recessions during this whole period, the recession of 1990 -1991, and the highest unemployment rate during the whole period was 7.8%. in the early 1980's, if you wanted to buy a house, you were talking about interest rates of 14%, up 15%, 16%. so you had huge increases in jobs, essentially a stabilize the economy. although people complained about the economy, it was much better than it had been in the previous 15 or 20 years. my view is that this adduced enormous -- this induced an enormous amount of confidence and complacency across the political spectrum, across the spectrum of economists and regulators. so the dubious financial practices of subprime lending, lending to people on the assumption that their housing prices would continue to go up so that loans were safe even if people had reasonably low incomes because mortgages would always be refinanced at lower interest-rate as housing prices went up, and owners require more equity -- the stock market, eve

that was a problem that was also solved in the 1980's. we hadng in the 1980's, a 25 year boom. in the course of that 25 year, -- the- 25 year buoom problems that we have now, we are reluctant to address. it may be that the reagan alliance that crushed inflation was a happy accident for this country. if we have other leaders at the time, it would not have done that. for the last 20 years, we have not had political leaders that were willing to address problems that were completely obvious and have been written about extensively for narrow and understandable reasons. >> on the 19th -- the 21st of december, this water's story came across my desk. i want to read just a couple of paragraphs. the u.s. government fell deeper into the red in fiscal 2010 with net liability swelling more than two dollars trillion as commitments on government debt and federal benefits rose the u.s. treasury report showed tuesday the financial report of the united states, which applies corporate style accounting showed the government's liabilities exceeded assets by $13.47 trillion. that compared with $11.45

in the early 1980's, you're talking about interest rates of 40%, 50%, 60% and by the end of the 90's, it went down to 6%. you had essentially -- the economy was much better than it had been for the previous 15 or 20 years. my view is that this induced an enormous amount of confidence and complacency all across the political spectrum and across the spectrum of the economists and regulators. the dubious practice of sub- prime lending and the assumption that housing prices would continue to go up and that loans were safe because mortgages to be refinanced at lower interest rates, people were thinking they would get wealthier. households had an increase in wealth over this period. so, you essentially have a classic boom and bust cycle. the boom created an enormous amount of complacency and people started doing things that were done. in some cases, they were unethical. the context and the climate in which this occurred was not one in which all of the blame belongs to the republicans or the democrats. president clinton was president during a large part of this extended boom. george bush was

in the north bay, and mid 30's for the oppressed the bay. just clinging to the 30's by noon, but it will be dry. that will change later tonight. a look at our temperatures earlier this morning, the 30's and the north bay which was very cold. and it is going to be slow to warmest this afternoon and barely in the 40's by noon. 44 in fairfield, nearly 50 degrees in the golden gate. not much better as we go towards 5:00 p.m., with 51 degrees and call alto. 52 degrees in oakland, another storm later today. details on that, and time it out on futurecast coming up in just a bit. >> a difficult way to start the new year, this was in the financial district. no serious injuries, and because of this fire is still under investigation. >> and around midnight, the waterfront, the was a 15 minute show. with an estimate to 50 revellers near the ferry plaza. 250 thousand people. and this firework's anchored from two different tugboats. also, zero tolerance policy for public drunkenness and a crackdown on dui. >> new year's eve near fisherman's wharf. and the

now dipping into the lower '40's by midnight. if crowd the jacket and an umbrella take a look at future cast. 5:00 right off shore, seven 8:00 pushing into the coastline and throughout the peninsula. if by 10:00 widespread showers plus areas of heavy rain pushing in. by 1:00 a.m. continuing to see that widespread rain. 5:00 a bring offer still some light showers but later in the morning around 10:00 will look at mostly dry conditions. pilaster the day, by midnight though saturday and sunday the wind picks up again and the success of this system will be a little bit stronger as will see more pockets of heavy rain pushing through. 6:00 a.m. the pushes and fairfield. the shares will taper off after that will be pretty much of what the rain. we have a chance of light rain showers and a sunday but not a good chance. rainfall over the weekend looks like best. inch 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches, centro de an inch and a quarter to an inch and east bay and last out in the south bay. it's also good to be very chilly as the storm pushes through. were

so far, no date has been set for the walkout. b.a.'s fight with its unions began last year over proposed cuts in pay and staffing levels. now it centers on a withdrawal of perks for union members who went on strike last year. but the airline's news isn't all bad. today, british airways formally merged with spanish carrier iberia, creating europe's third- largest airline. meantime, u.s. airways inked a deal with expedia. the online travel site will provide u.s. airways fare and flight data for several more years. travelers will also have the option of selecting premium seats for an extra fee. financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. the agreement comes as rival american airlines is embroiled in a battle with online travel sites. expedia dropped american fares from its site earlier this month. our market monitor guest tonight says there's no reason to be pessimistic about investing in stocks. he's hank smith, chief investment officer, of haverford trust. this philadelphia firm manages $6.5 billion. hi, hank. and welcome to the "nig

the s&p was up.onnolly is here with a look at what this could start and mean. what of the expectations? >> there is something called the january barometer. and the essence is pretty simple. and there is something to this because according to the stock trader's almanac. a game in the s&p and the first five days of john and rory has led to a annual gain. for the first a of-january. it is a pretty good indicator. and here is the s&p 500. the one year change quoted difference! it is up 14%. what a roller coaster, the dow jones industrial also had its higher. with 2008 and the is tand look at it and other graphic. we can show you that out jones. and a one your change. with 12 percent. again, quite a change. >> and what caused these stocks to go up today with these numbers? >> some economic reports that helped fuel optimism. with manufacturing for the 17th straight month in a row. showing that manufacturing has expanded and a report about construction. that is fully been hit hard. and a 0.4% increase in co

, the movement of the 1880s and in the 1890's and the 1900's progressively formed were designed to bypass parties. there is no european party that would allow the nomination of the candidates to go out to the people in general and especially allowing an open primary opponents. so the parties have given up control of the most important function of a party which is to nominate its candidates. no european party can come up with that. some parties have always been suspect. nonetheless, the crew and it wasn't until the 1830's and forties of the new generation that finally came to terms with parties as a normal thing. the founders never did. they always felt that parties should be -- should go away. jefferson assumed republican party was a temporary party and that as soon as the federalists disappeared the where monarchists in his mind and as soon as they disappeared government party would disappear and that is the sense people had in the mongrel administration. they had good feelings. we transcended party spirit federalist parties have been wiped out, discredited and we are entering the

temperatures are the 30's in san rosa, napa, 45 livermore, in the south bay mid to upper 40's right now. 53 for san francisco, as we take it to the afternoon here's a look at your highs today. upper 60s santa rosa, 64 novato, 66 san francisco, meant to upper 60s through the east bay along the coast, have to begand on the bay. 7 day around the bay highlights more sunshine for the work week. lots of it in fact. temperatures in the upper '60's, low seventies. some changes by the weekend we expect temperatures to drop off into the low 60s. closer to what we see it this time each year. partly cloudy conditions. >> time now is six 08 a.m., back with more 6:11 a.m., a major weather moving through the east coast. a storm system started in louisiana, now working its way up the east coast or in bad weather. serious stuff through west virginia right now. in philadelphia and new jersey 4-8 in. of snow on the ground. it be a problem for the airports. philadelphia has to hour 49 minute arrival delays there. we can show you the airport and the conditions near wipeout. tough time getting those planes i

we are going from the upper 50's to the mid 60's. really mild weather and takes us through martin luther king jr. obviously it is a dry day for that. so dry conditions. the only fly in the ointment one computer model want to bring in a few showers on sunday. we'll see. >> not a lot. >> no. but we kept it out because we don't free. >> thanks very much. >> all right coming up. do you hate paying the extra fees for baggage? tonight the hotel that will do that for you. >> and local quadruplet sisters. you will hear what makes them [ bell rings ] what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now, let's review. capital one interestplus savings... at three times more. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? are you a pisces? >> 3 zebra shot and killed last week after straying from the hearst ranch in san simeon. ranche

because it covers the l.b.e.'s, asked for their input, reached out to the office of economic and workforce development and the legislative sponsor to petroleum briefings and to have them come and present -- to provide staff some preliminary information but to schedule them to present at the legislation and policy committee meeting. so it was after october 26 that we were informeded of the amount of time that had gone into creating and establishing the legislation and who the supervisor worked with in creating the legislation. president yee riley: november 22 was the first day i saw it. so -- at the legislation and policy meeting. >> correct. because it had already gone through i think one -- at the legislation and policy committee, chris from the office of economic and workforce development had presented some possible amendments that were being considered and looked at. >> commissioners, h.r.c. was first ever notified that there was going to be this local hiring task force, if you will, looking at this issue toward

rainout current temperatures in the 40's for the most part. '40's san rosa, 44 in san francisco. the cool parts this morning fairfield, in the off at 39. taking it through the day better chance of the rain in to the late morning hours and especially in the north bay and delta. by the evening looks like we could actually gather strength and show some raindrops along the peninsula into the portion of the north bay as well. better showers though throughout a good portion of the day continuing into early tomorrow morning. your highs today will be in the 50s, some spots will not be out of the forested expression in the north bay. early morning showers tomorrow, chance of rain thursday, partly sunny by the end of the week. the weekend lots of sunshine. >> still require ride around the bay area. the bridges all look good even the bay bridge with the meter lights act of has a very small back up. other cameras in san francisco the right here through the james lick freeway. when they marched together the scene of a big accident yesterday that tried it up traffic all morning long. no inciden

it has not slowed through the s curve. no problems for public transit it looks like a good commute as well. >> think you georgette 621, president barack obama is putting the finishing touches on the state of the union speech that will mostly be about one thing. jobs. key investments and incentives to make u.s. companies ready to hire, the speech will also be tempered by the need to start bringing down the mountain of debt. republicans will send a message just hours before his state of the union speech. they are telling budget committee chair to pare back non security spending. that vote will force lawmakers to show where they stand on spending cuts appeared they promised to reduce spending by $100 billion. expectation is about half that amount. after his address it will be live in its entirety at 6:00 p.m., we also have a live on a web site at www.kron4.com. >> we will be back with more couple of minutes. a nice warm day like yesterday, maybe not as warm up pretty good. a live look at san jose. lice and light on 1 01, north

and after the kind of crisis in the 60's my father got personally more interested and i think many other contributors got more interested and they published more on the moral and social side and not just the kind of critique of this housing policy. que also had dana patrick moynihan. i don't know if he was a co-founder of the beginning. >> guest: the brand first or second issue. jane willson wrote for the 40 years my father has a couple of nice memoirs in the book. the essay he wrote which was in 2005 and then a little talk he broached a little conference about the public interest it's in the book, too in 2006 and that's in the book. and no, it's really available for free online at the website of national affairs, which is a magazine as you know started in 2009 as a kind of successor to the public. my father closed public interest in 2005. he thought they had a kind of done their job and was time to let others take over and wilson has done a fantastic job editing the last eight or ten years with my father, got a job elsewhere and decided we had a go

the '40's will creep from the south. by about noon time of the '40's and maybe even some '50s that take up the majority of our temperatures struck the bay and by 3:00 in the afternoon the 56 point to work their way up to the south bay and into the far places of the north bay. it will not last long into the evening as the thirties will return. they take over the map by midnight tonight. temperatures are shaping up. fog on the other hand, improving. our heavy is what is in santa rosa along the 101. everyone else is dealing with mild conditions. visibility is it zero to 1 mi. which is good. no. bay is looking at fifties. 49 by the delta. mid-50s to upper 50s for the media bay and as you get down to this it a by morgan hill you get up to 58 degrees. cool out there in the delta. anybody close to central valley, we had a system in l.a. that is spiralling of the fog from the central valley into the bay area and that will change when you get the system and the pacific moving in. it will push the fog back into central valley and

back into the '40's, '50's. ur numbers looking like this. 62 san francisco, 63 richmond, 66 san rosa, some with a cooler spots the delta. some of the warmer spots the south bay. mid to upper 60s today. an abundance of sunshine through your work week, temperatures in the '60s, '70s. by the leaking cooling off slightly, putting clouds into the mix. and nice dry forecast for the next seven days. but to the check and you commit with george. >> tracking down some slow spots, no longer any hot spots, or incidents in the roadway. slopers in francisco in the wake of earlier problems. it was about bound on central freeway near missions that a vehicle fire backed up traffic on 1 01 north as far back as silver appeared now a that freeways clear so is the ramp. the heavy traffic that was backed up is still sluggish coming up from this today the interchange through hospital car and around the corner. we are behind schedule marin county. slowing still from hamilton field in the southbound direction down toward central san rafa

most of the bay area in the 40's and the 50's. mostly clear. cooler tonight. sunny mild pattern setting up and it will remain dry the next 7 days. take a look at all the computer model and no indication that there was any rain coming even beyond 7 days at this point. satellite showing you the dense fog this morning. pretty much cleared away. dry northerly wind flow. about fog away. we have all enjoyed nice sunny weather today and temperatures range from the low 60's to the low 70's in places like santa cruz and los gatos. this little short wave here is going to sweep through tomorrow. that will cool us just a few degrees but hire will strengthen. as the ridge strengthen the stormtrack gets shifted even further up to the north which means we remain dry and this ridge of high pressure will set up shop pushing inland over the next day or 2 so as the high pressure builds inland we see a nice offshore flow developing. this wind pattern keeping the fog out of the bay area for the foreseeable future and keeping us in the dry mowed mild condition. just about anywhere y

a lot of places getting into the 30's. the rain right now sitting off shore it will approach the coast line and start to bubble up along the coast by 8:00 forcing showers along the coastline, like a ghost in the north bay and also the peninsula. by 10:00 widespread showers the pockets of heavy rain imbedded in there. what a and widespread rain continues, by 5:00 a.m. a couple pockets of heavy rain for the most part the rain will taper off. by 10:00 mostly dry conditions, drive for most of saturday as well. early sunday a second wave of rain will approach and heavier. it 3:00 more moderate happy cells pushing through continuing at 6 and take bring off at 10:00. the rainfall totals by sunday early sunday morning not to impress of the first round will bring you mostly shall read about that as the heavier stoppages in by monday will look out over an inch of rain in a number of locations including san francisco, oakland nearly 2 in. in the santa cruz mountains that long in getting 1.6 in. of rain. temperatures will be cool as th

the proposals of 30's for the rest of the bay area. such a cold start, we're really going to have a tough time limit things up. a lot of places that in the '40's for most of the day. for tuesday, the clock is ticking and the chance for a light rain arrives. on and off free throw out the door. on another big star not a another big storm. another system arise for thursday. the storm is taking more of a northbound course, so i think a lot of that rate is point to miss the bay area. just a slight chance for thursday at will let you know about the forecast for tomorrow in the next seven days. >> several people were taken to hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning they were staying at the sentences, marriott, the fire departments as they may not be the first guest poisoned by the deadly gas. >> the fired the bullet and said they believe the problem was coming from this alleyway, which runs alongside the marriott. now this is the hotel right here, what the fire department says is what was happening that the air intake vent some what alongside

>> our forecast for the s&p 500 is at about 1370. so you're looking for some reasonable growth from the equity market, a total return of about 11% on the s&p this year is what you-- would be the way to calculate that. so a strong year for equities in the u.s. and globally, those rushes are going to be driven by valuation and earnings, not so much actually the fact that stocks are really, really cheap anywhere, but we think earnings are go to continue to grow strongly in 2011 and drive performance. >> tom: certainly so far here in earnings seasons we've seen a mix of numbers early, a mix of outlooks for 2011. one of theew along with apache in the energy spate space. we mentioned it in the program in relation to some of the turmoil in egypt. it saw a big volume pop today. it was at a multiweek low. what are your expect angzs for this stock? >> well, we look apache because we think they do a good job of getting all the wall they can out of the reserves. they have a track record of buying big oil company reserves and operating them more e

's but peeking into the low 50's there briefly. antioch. your 7 day around the bay, next week some changes coming our way. monday look for the fog in the morning, partly to sunny skies in the afternoon. tuesday a fairly weak weather system rolls on shore, and will increase cloudiness. a chance for light rain tuesday night perhaps hit and miss showers wednesday and a more significant weather system arives thursday. that could make for a pretty rainy day coming up later next week. it appears we will stay wet for the rest of the weekend into next week as well. will be right back with the latest on congresswoman gabrielle different. she's in critical condition at an arizona hospital after that shooting. what the latest for you coming up after the break. [ bell rings ] what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now,

temperatures, the low 40's, and even of 50s for places like san francisco all. that is with the fog has been out of these locations. and from central valley, antioch, is also going to be cold. and from the north, the north bay and into the inland valleys could see patchy fog as well. and through the south bay and the afternoon potential the cooler. with increasing cloud coverage. the storm approaching the west coast impacting your weekend. 61 degrees in santa rosa, 55 degrees in the san rafael. and it's still pretty mild in the south and los gatos. and let us take a look of the satellite/radar. with the warm air on our offshore, pushing to the north first. the other system behind it will give us the chance for rainfall. on a or futurecast, saturday, sunday, the light chance to the bay area. and that can taper off as you go towards a sunday afternoon. with light showers this weekend and we will definitely see cloudy skies. your extended forecast will see clouds tomorrow. this shower activity late saturday and sunday will bring temperatures down. and a dry out towa

high temperatures sunday into the mid 50's at lake level and staying in the 50's into the beginning ofe cast, looking at tomorrow afternoon. there's a storm were watching for this weekend. here it is at 10:00 p.m. tonight, the rain as well to the north of the redwood coast near eureka. it moves southbound coming up for sunday. notice it's pushing toward ukiah, this is the tail end of the system, so it has a hard time getting much farther south than ukiah but it's entirely possible we'll have sprinkles here or light showers. the best chance will be for the north bay, lesser chance the farther south we go. now were looking at temperatures, we have 50's and low 60's at 10am. were going to warm up to the mid- 60s possibly upper 60's for some spots. a little patch of 70's showing up to the north of santa rosa. for today, gorgeous day, for the afternoon perhaps a few patches of fog still sticking around to the early afternoon. otherwise, mostly sunny, 60's with mid-60's san jose, upper 60's livermore and santa rosa. here's your 7 day around the bay look into the rest of the holiday weekend.

we have temperatures in the mid upper 40's in parts of the north bay and east bay and low to mid 50'sover remain dear of the bay area. these are the highlights we see sunny mild day this weekend and right on in to next week. surf up at the coast and look at that in a moment. no rain in the forecast through next week. let's talk about surf. high surf advisory in effect until 3:00 o'clock sunday morning. wave hits right now range from 8 to continue feet to 14 feet. look for large breaking waves that could be tied to 15 to 20 fee. strong rip current and sneaker wave. to the atmosphere start computer animation. we see high pressure building in for the weekend. we have to get offshore flow redeveloping tomorrow that will warm-up inland pots in the low 70's in numerous locations tomorrow. over tonight tonight low pressure will not drop so low as la night. see maybe a couple locations in the 30's. livermore 39. santa rosa 39. but low in the 40's just about everywhere else and 50 here in san francisco. tomorrow high in the south bay 6 over at san jose 69 at campbell. 68 at cupertino. pen la w

but the 30's were tough for them. they did build the electro which had some sales to airlines and so forth, but at a certain point he said well, i prefer not to sell to the government. it was too much politics, too much light and shadow. i don't want to get involved in all of that but by the mid 30's the government started to look pretty good. they tried to sell early on to the postal service to the postmaster general didn't like the plans. he said the flight to fast, they are dangerous, you know, we are going to be crashing but anyway, he said i'm going to have to start selling machines. there's no option. i can't start my own airline this is where the money is going to be. and so began the government and then the first big deal is with the british. >> host: it is particularly interesting to me you already made some small items to sell to the germans and the japanese so this wasn't except the patriotic enterprise and all in violation of the neutrality act of the time. so they were already violating ball, trying to sne

still in the '30's for fairfield, antioch as well. your afternoon highs bring in in to the '40's. cool through the afternoon for san rosa, napa, fairfield, some places picking up the moist the most moisture. 53 for oakland, this ain't your redwood city, 54 it would. 7 day around the bay shows more wet weather for the next couple of days certainly a few raindrops in the early morning hours more. for the most part tried to board. another round of moves and thursday. that will stay in the north bay. police sunday for friday, saturday, sunday. >> some areas we see a return to normal traffic flow. the first slow traffic in the southbound direction heading from walnut creek's out into the san ramon valley. instead of free here it looks like a typical commute pattern and the southbound direction as we pick up the maps we see for the first time in several weeks it is typically slow going in the southbound direction from pleasant hill, down to what muckrake. this is the slower traffic you saw on our camera shot. down toward the board your route in the ride into alamo. westbound 24 towards l

kron4 called the d.a.'s office multiple times asking them what they did not send him back to santa clara county. when he was in custody for the outstanding more. officials have not return calls. off the record, i've been told it's unclear why this is happen and they're looking into it. he ate who handled the account has since retired. speaker stay with kron4 for continuing coverage for the search for guiliani, be sure to go a kron4 doll, for the latest updates. new details about to officer involved shootings, of both happen in last i was in oakland and san francisco. officers chased a woman from daily to san francisco, police say the female driver crashed into a home that backed up and hit a officer. police then opened fire, so a woman was hit she has life- threatening injuries. the other officer involves shooting happened in oakland at around 9:15 p.m.. an oakland school officer shot and killed a man near of high school winter and dance. officer was had to open fire because it can have was stabbed another o

the 80's. the 80's were the heyday of trading. so what was that like? and i want to ask you about the board. >> the two most important new developments in the 80's or the introduction of the eurodollar futures contract and in the introduction of the s&p 500. >> can you describe what the eurodollar pit looks like? >> the eurodollar pit was incredibly packed with people. it was a place where there was absolutely no extra real estate available. in fact, at 1.1 of the big brokers there decided he was going to leave the business. he was able to sell his spot in the pit. thyssen a front for one person to stand for a million dollars. >> side, what made that spa so fantastic? >> row, they were doing so much dollar that a good broker was making more in the month but a good broker in the cattle would make in the year. it was so busy that clerics who were there to just process order flow to get the orders from the desks and tell the broker what he needed to do. we are being paid six figures one time. >> and you, you told me once about the lots that you went to. >>

your weekend lows will get into the low 40's in los dropping down to the '30's. >> 10:19 a.m. s vacation. you can see him deplaning with his family. he said in-flight he wants republicans to resist the temptation to jockey for the white house in 2012 and work with him to get the economy growing and jobless back to work. today he will sign a bill that overhauls the food safety system. it will give the government powers over prop food processing plants and companies that produced it in products. it allows fda to have recalls. up to now read colors. 13 companies whose people are drilling were suspended last year it may be able to resume drilling without detailed environmental reviews. the companies will resume works as long as they meet new policies and regulations. the drilling companies which in the past as waivers. the navy has expected to relieve the commander of a craft carrier in the wake of reports of sexually explicit of videos on ship. this is a portion. the official announcement is expected this afternoon. officials say the navy has chosen at commander to replace honors.

the s&p rose points and the nasdaq shot up 38. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 169 points while in hong kong, the hang seng added 232. stocks started off the year with a big lift on monday, and that could be a promising sign for the rest of 2011. both the dow and the s&p 500 reached new two-year highs and the nasdaq 100 had its highest close in nearly ten years. historically, january says a lot about how the rest of the year goes. for instance, since 1929 if stocks end january higher, 73% of the time the s&p rises for the year. monday's data sent a positive tone. the nation's manufacturing sector grew for a 17th straight month in december. meanwhile, construction spending increased in november to its highest level since june. global data was also encouraging. china's factory inflation cooled in december and markets in europe got a boost on word manufacturing there picked up steam. here, financials led the way. bank of america jumped over 6% after it agreed to pay $2.8 billion to mortgag

we roll out today's trading of the s&p 500. the index started in positive territory and tried to hold those gains in the morning, but trading hit its low for the day in early afternoon. some buyers came back and the index closed down just a fraction. wells fargo dropped 2% on heavy volume. earlier this week, shares hit an eight-month high. kind of a similar story for u.s. bancorp-- the other company on the losing end of the massachusetts case. u.s.b. hit its eight month high late last year before hitting this recent slide. leading the dow losers today were three financial giants. insurance firm travelers fell two percent to a three month low. j.p. morgan was off almost 2%. bank of america down on percent. all falling on strong volume. smaller, regional banks got hit worse as a group. this regional bank exchange traded fund dropped almost 3%. volume tripled. goldman sachs advised clients to mostly avoid banks in the southeastern u.s. it calls b.b&t. based in north carolina a sell. the energy sector saw the best gains of the day,

first elevators were installed for moving materials in the 1860's. in the 1870's, the first passenger elevator was installed, and that allowed building heights to go up to about seven floors. starting in the 18 eighties, 1890's, the first electric elevators were installed. that allowed for buildings to go up even higher, even more than 10 floors, and those were the first elevators that became representative of what we consider modern elevators today. >> so the height of buildings is related to elevator technology. >> both of these technologies encourage architects to build taller buildings. engineering and materials science provided a higher quality of steel to build with, and having passenger elevators meant it was the necessary anymore to climb a long flight of stairs to get to the top of the building. the elevator made the upper floors of the building more attractive than they were before. >> here we were at the historic st. francis hotel, which was actually a representation of the evolution of elevators. can you tell us more about san francisco hi

the upper '30's. will be cool today. warming it up to maybe the mid-50s, lot of location upper 40's. all lot of fog in san rosa, we have tracked that all morning long. visibility less than a mile. the explosion of fog in the south bay, visibility to less and quarter of a mile. that's why we see dense fog. the fog we did report has lifted a bit. as you head out to you probably will not see all whole lot of blue sky. but that may change this afternoon low 50s for the north bay this afternoon, every burn it or else upper 50s potentially. whether the fog will stay in place or dip back into the central valley we will wait and see. 7 day around the bay shows the fog will leave today. probably the last time we do with morning fog. more clout are rolling in from the ocean. that will give us partly cloudy conditions saturday, sunday. dry until tuesday. another system headed our way and may give us all what middle of the week next week. 8:53 a.m. conditions in the sierra club roared 94 in., 12 lifts open, 40 ro

so the reference to the "f" word, the "s" word, and the "n" word, not imposed by us. no stretch on free expression. they're just being classy, so we appreciate that. well, you know, we've got parents. we know how to talk around mom and dad, you know-- how to talk when grandma's in the house. south park got an early reaction, but, you know, looking back at the clips and the reviews, sometimes it took magazines six months to catch on and to write about it without rage. yeah. that didn't happen with that's my bush. it was sort of attacked before it was ever on the air. and--and you were on the hot seat. (stone) yeah, he was on the hot seat. hot, hot; it was fun, actually. (ken) what was the idea behind that show initially? it was a sitcom, uh, just basically-- it was more kind of a send-up of sitcoms. but the idea was, it's starring george bush and laura bush and, originally, the bush twins in the white house. 'cause it's your family sitcom. it's your family sitcom. somewhere along the line, we--one of our writers on this show wrote sides, wrote a little scene. we were c

i think the east bay valleys are still be trapped in the 40's, for another day. temperatures in the morning freezing pretty chilly start in the morning. santa rosa below freezing, at the freezing point burglar more wet upper 30's 40's near the bay. if we get that sunshine here, we will see those reading is low fifties for most locations. otherwise 52 in mountain view, 53 in santa rosa a, 51 in san francisco and 52 in redwood city. here is the 7 day at around the bay, some wet weather coming in our direction for next week. still drive samara and monday but tuesday the claws are on the increase, as a pacific storm gets closer bring in a chance of light rain tuesday night into wednesday. but the storm door opens up, that means more trade possibly significant rain for the thursday and wet weather persists for friday and into next weekend. we will be back. jim harbaugh will be the new head coach of the sentence is a supporter niners. we looked at how hard or brought to this point. hard look comes from a coaching family, he has a son of jack carbo, he has a brother and

it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in was a big question. as soon as the coit tower was getting finished and someone put in the idea that it should be used for art, then, all of a sudden, he was excited about the coit tower. it became almost like a daily desti