00 or 7:00 or 8:00, they are constantly going off and so there is no power, and this is during the wintertime, or in the summer times and forget it and this is almost impossible and so with this gentleman that was talking about it was talking about finding the money to rewire the sro and i think that is a fantastic idea because, again, people need to get the food. and they can't cook it because the breakers are going off all of the time if they can even afford, the equipment to be able to cook it. and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> (inaudible) >> mr. deganco? >> and good morning, supervisors and hello, everyone and my name is (inaudible) and over for 30 years andvy been suffering with hunger. and because, not enough access to the needy, it is not working and they live up with the only food stamps and it is not enough to feed the whole family, especially while they are going up and they need more than enough to keep them going and i meant to say this because i know how hard it is and how expensive to live with three sisters. my experience in life is i was raised the three sisters, and t

any time we have the alert in the wintertime, it means no burning in your fireplace. even though it will be cold tonight and tomorrow. high pressure in demand keeping clouds north and west blocking us. dry conditions will continue through tuesday. monday and tuesday. after that, we'll see a this cut off low start to set up off if coast. here's wednesday's forecast model 10:00 a.m. we thought yesterday the low would set up near san francisco bringing quite a bit of rainfall wednesday and thursday. doesn't look like that will happen. the low is off our coast. check out what happens. it will start to push down towards southern california as we head into the 3:00 hour, thursday thanksgiving day. some bins may reach parts of the bay area. can't rule out a brief shower. looks like this is going to head to southern california. lows tonight under clear skies dipping do you think near the freezing mark in the north bay. chance of frost tomorrow morning. elsewhere looking for 40s san francisco as well as oakland. highs for your monday, very pleasant in the 60s. 64 santa rosa, 6

windows i'd dealer love to replace the windows because i get drafts coming in and it's freezing in the wintertime but i have to go through so many hoops. i was before this commission where i went through most and most and most of how far ranking on the silly issue that i wanted to correct a safety issue and then finally, there's we got to you. it held up the at large of that building that were i want to implore you to think about the burden on the property owners and older people like myself. as i see it every single day i can't wait for it to be finished. wherever i see foster u tourist in the park i always point out the new construction there and what will be built. thank you very much for your time >> yeah. commissioner joe donahue. i've lived in this neighborhood since 1970. when we moved in like sherry said we couldn't get a pizza delivered. the blind wall all the tourist are now coming to this area every single day and a taking photographs of the naked lady they never take a photograph coming up the hill and if they did they wouldn't see the blind wall. in terms of the detail in the south s

spidey sense single and an orange vest but he says is worth anything then if it is a great course the wintertime and was flights terms of breast fridays and sets a deadline and lastly i do wanna take a look at something that may actually pose a problem for the tsa. in just under eight minutes this this man and a video with dimensionals. as many books you need to bring me out of things that you can buy an airport terminal post screening high and light are things like this a long way while the sa happened recently in california now with add the man who opened fire on flight passengers before getting through security. do you think homeland security and should perhaps be using their resources a bit differently the earliest these fixed security positions especially are worthless and krishna iyer just agree to security expert has called security here. because they're very visible but they don't do anything. ten be a sage or if you're referring to is another security experts and forty runs and no websites where he actually is dedicated to craig improvised weapons on the other side of security is critic

so it's good for exercise in the wintertime. the skate place is pretty cool. >> check online for the hours which change from week to week but tonight, you can skate until midnight. the cost is $13 for kids. 10 dld younger, $15 for everybody else. >>> right across the street from downtown ice, christmas in the park is returning for the 34th straight year. but there are a few new additions this time, including a so-called environmental alley. the area offers environmental lessons presented by animated figures. >> we were talking about all the things they were slowing about using your own bags, putting cooking grease into jars to recycle and not dumping it into the drains and being careful where our water goes to. >> reporter: christmas in the park is free and it is expected to attract about 500,000 visitors to downtown san jose over the next month. >>> and today is a perfect day for ice skating, don't you think, rob? >> 70 degrees. >> san jose state football, sweating in the stands watching those scores go way up today. good news f

. >> in the wintertime, don't want to shake everybody's hand, hey, john, how are you doing, i fist bumps a job interview or someone's mom or dad, but otherwise fist bump. >> shorter, less time. >> i don't need at extra cold in the winter. >>> let's talk about a prom story that is kind of different. a woman made a vow to her friends if she didn't get asked out for the prom she would take her calculator. she would dress up a calculator and take a calculator to prom and that's what she did. because she didn't get asked out for the prom that year. anyway, the following year -- her name is regina reynolds, by the way. the following year she wound up being voted homecoming queen. she basically says to anyone out there, anything can happen. pretty good, one year you are the homecoming queen and the year before you are dating your calculator. >> her boyfriend should be good to her because she always has the calculator in her back pocket. >>> there's a weird ad on craigslist -- i'm sure there are many weird ads on craigslist. but this caught our eye. someone in d.c. is offering you $1 a month re

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especially the wintertime there's just nothing going on. >> rose: going back to kazan and the political problems he had, what did you think about? >> i was a freshman in high school when that happened but tying it into nebraska the first screening we had a woman came up to me, an older woman, mid-'90s and she said "that's the best movie i've seen since grapes of wrath and i want to host a screening." and i said that would be lovely. two weeks ago she hosted a screening in l.a. her name is marcia hunt. she was the first blacklisted woman in american history from the arts. 1947, five years before kazan. mr. kazan, as i understood it, was preparing "viva zapata." mr. zanuck had gotten him in, he got a subpoena and they said go to washington, d.c. zanuck said you go to washington, d.c. and you tell them the truth about anything they ask you. don't volunteer anything, just answer the questions. truthfully." otherwise "viva zapata is off. and he said okay, he went. they read him a list of 22 names were you at that party at so and so's house on the night of -- he says, well i'm not sure but i

we don't know if the heat is going to be on in the wintertime. is an energy model that gives the uk a pathway to -- >> there is one issue. if the british government decides we're going to do this, the eu might come in -- >> true. >> and stop it happening by claiming that there's an omissions problem. and if the eu decides that fracking is going to exceed emissions, they could stop it. what is the issue? >> if you look at the united states, the epa came out with a study just this year that said over the last five years, that the united states is methane from natural gas has decreased by 20% when the natural gas production has increased by 40%. we're capturing more methane, capturing more emissions and increasing our production by 40% at the same time. so a mafs increase in production and a big decrease in methane. that, again, i think is an excuse that should not hold us back. >> you talk about ng security. the british government is now finally building a nuclear plant down in somerset. what is the right mix, do you think? what percentage should c

the hat and gloves. we go from summer -- last week it was 70, and book, wintertime. inter from november to march. >> good times, good times. should we get to it? >> yes. >> we aren't the only ones. the arctic blast has reached the south. it brought the first few flakes of the season to raleigh, north carolina, and a few inches to the higher elevations. >> and it will be chilly as far south as georgia and alabama. ginger zee has more on this early taste of winter. >> reporter: the blowing, the snowing, the slipping, sliding, and even salt trucks crashing. >> i can feel myself losing traction quite a bit. first snow of winter. >> reality set in. it's like already? now? really? >> reporter: a highway came to a standstill in northern indiana thanks to lake effect snow. the snow brought on a 20-car pileup in buffalo, new york. from the first flakes flying in worcester, massachusetts, to this little girl basking in well over a foot in southwest michigan. look at the temps slipping in the teens and 20s in the great lakes and the first full freeze from boston to new york city

not only seasonally, because they always fall seasonally during the wintertime, but much more durationrs, at least. >> all right. the big issue to me, and i continue to say that interest rates are very, very, very important, and the entire economy, especially housing. but trying to find the money to finance or to be able to get a loan, looking in the past at arm, looking currently at what financing is available, you've written many pieces saying that if you look at apples to apples of affordability, the current times versus previous '03 to '07, well, it might be different than most people think. explain, please. uh, looks like we lost our guest, mark hanson. well, i will continue to try to bring you housing information, but i can tell you that he believes that affordability now is much worse than it was in '03 to '07. he's written a couple of papers, and i think he's back. mark, are you back? >> yes, i have you, thanks. >> okay. affordability. explain your impressions of affordability now versus '03 to '07? >> i could never buy more house on a monthly payment than i could in 2006 with

the links. moscow cut off gas supplies during wintertime. d beginning last summer began to impoase impose trade barriert cost the country millions of dollars. russian money is thought to have financed a counter demonstration on sunday. according to the polls pro europe have the majority opinion. they want to clean up the country i in both politics and d religion. >> let's go live to nick. , hihi, nick what is the latest. >> the demonstrators have left europe square to go protest outside of the office building. they will return later in the evening. whether this whole protest continues in the days to come. it's hard to predict because ukraine politics can be the orange revolution forcing a rerun of a presidential election that was tainted by corruption. could that happen again? it's 23,40 not clear. if you talk to the demonstrators are disillusioned. the premier took the wind out of our sails by making it appear that ukraine was going to join europe and then at the last minute deciding not to do so. there by deprivatization the opposition or t

the projects include putting a pool in by robber field. and -- rash field. and also performing basic maintenance. >> you come down, especially at wintertime, and they're pretty much vacant. >> some parts of the harbor seems like it's been in a time capsule. >> reporter: they point out how the harbor is to the economy. last year alone, 14 million visitors spent, raking in money in state and city taxes. >> and we're from new york. and we're just delighted. >> come down to harbor place. the greatest place in the united states. >> reporter: the goal was to expand on the excitement, connecting the harbor with canton and fort mchenry. >> it was fruit stands and fish markets. now, you celebrate four seasons into the ritz carlton. that's a great shot. >> rash field could see a big change. they want to put a stage here. outdoor cafes and even the beach. and under the ground, they want to make a new parking garage remember. >> but there are reservations. past development plans. including a new moveable bridge. new convention center. and vegas-style light show, have yet to become reality. and the cost would be paid through a combination of private and city and state fu

the hat and gloves. it was 70 last week and boom wintertime that means winter from november to march. >> good times, good. should we get to it. >> yes. >> we aren't the only ones. the arctic blast has reached the south. it brought the first few flakes of the season to raleigh, north carolina and few inches to the higher elevations. >> and it will be chilly as far south as georgia and alabama. ginger zee has more on this early taste of winter. >> reporter: the blowing the snowing the slipping, sliding and salt trucks crashing. >> i can feel myself losing traction quite a bit. first snow of winter. >> reality set in. it's like already? now? really? >> reporter: a highway came to a standstill in northern indiana thanks to lake effect snow. the snow brought on a 20-car pileup in buffalo, new york. from the first flakes flying in worcester, massachusetts, to this little girl basking in well over a foot in southwest michigan. look at the temps slipping in the teens and 20s in the great lakes and the first full freeze from boston to new york city. the south is not spared. freezing as far south as dallas and atl

enjoy >>> it is wintertime but in this video, he we can hearken back to the warmer days of summer. >> can feel the sunshine. >> just like on this day tubing down the river with your buddies, looks like lots of fun. we have a little bit of a -- watch this girl in the tube. she sort of gets sucked back in. >> sucked back in. >> this person starts paddling a wave from that suction area. she can't get out of the tube. look at her. she is stuck in this thing. i think her butt has sunk down into the hole. she ends up falling out of the thing, was able to backstroke her way out of there. the tube stays in the spot. >> it is funny but it is also pretty dangerous. you can get sucked under there and turned into a washing machine and pinned under. this doesn't look like incredibly huge water. still, the rush on the river. good thing she wasn't carrying the beer. >>> from on water to on land, another summertime video. those big inflatable slides, lots of fun, right? >> yeah. >> he is having a bit of a time getting up the ladder here. a nice gentleman is helping her try to get up with the old butt

's late in the season to he this because typically w see pe tornado seasonatepring into early summer. now a month away from wintertime so it's highly unusual to get 166 miles plus, y can see here this picture is from washington, illinois. you can see what was once nehborhood leveled. re in the bay area dealing with a calmer situion. temperatur mostly in the 40s, our thoughts and praye to everody involved. i want to showou san francisco. 48 degrees now. we'll bet 61 degrees at 4:00 so comfortableconditions. cool conditions,ncreasing clouds. thstorm system startso push on shore. getting intotomorrow, cloudy with a few shers, mostly south of the golden gate idge afternn tomorrow. and then we'll get the widespreadainfall through weesday. i want to show you what we' workingwith. we stop the clockn future cast into wednesday. that's wn we see the strongest rain big wave of rainfall moving over the bay area. anby thursdayt 6:00 a.m. look at some of the totals. beeen a half inch to about a inch and a hf of rain mostly in t north bay. we need the in. it's that time of year and we're running a significant deficit. remember, we

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wintertime system. let's talk about how rare this is. we had a high risk yesterday, only thes kind of put it in perspective. in november this late in the season we typically only have 50 tornadoes for the entire country in the month of november. yesterday we had 81 reports in a single 24-hour period. sunday's dramatic tornado outbreak is one for the record books. 81 reported tornadoes across ten states, initial estimates show this mondayer ster storm cycle produced one ef4 tornado in illinois, the first ever recorded in the state's history in november, capable of packing wind gusts of up to 200 miles per hour. those gusts were powerful enough to annihilate entire neighborhoods and flip cars in indiana. the storm system isn't believed to be as powerful alleges the ef5 tornadoes that devastated more, oklahoma, in may and joplin, missouri, in 2011 but its timing sets it apart. strengthening area of low pressure moved over the great lakes with very cold, dry air behind it. that mixed with the warm, moist air from the gulf ahead of it and that big contrast in air collided with win