with metro's permission we put the bag there. 60 to 70 unattended bags are reported each month.omeone calls metro police. agents come to inspect. the caller, unknown. but things slow down after that. we leave the bag in place. restart the clock. new crowds arrive. we wait. and wait for more than a half hour. at one point man on his phone stands directly over our bag. literally touching it with his foot. he doesn't report it. instead boards the next train. hundreds of passengers, several trains, come and go and the bag is either ignored or unnoticed. in the 39th minute of our test, janet of d.c. comes hustling off an escalator, through the gates, to security. >> i saw there was an unattended knapsack. i asked the next person if it was his. he said, no. i came. i do what they say to do. i reported it. >> she is relieved to find out it is just a drill. >> these are dangerous times in which we leave. >> what could happen in 39 minutes. >> anything could happen in 39 minutes. i mean, it could happen within two minutes. people got to be aware of their surroundings. >> so many people w

with the -- leave the car unattended with the engine running. even if it's just for a minute. >>> california voters approved prop 30 last year in hopes of putting an end to school budget cuts but still many state universities are finding themselves in the middle of a budget crisis. lynn ramirez says san jose state is one of the hardest hit. >> i am a student and this is personal. >> reporter: they faced a crowded room of students and faculty frustrated that more classes are going to be cut, more instructors cut off. >> this is a glorified pr seminar. i'm done. >> reporter: late last weekdays before spring enrolment begins academic department chairs were told to make millions of dollars of cuts to stay within their budget. >> i had to go from 20 sections to 17 sections of classes. plus tell somebody they didn't have a job. >> reporter: the university is $17 sections of classes. plus tell somebody they didn't have a job. >> reporter: the university is reeling from a $32 million deficit. $4 million must be slashed this spring. >> i am so upset beca

as a result of that you get a violation that is a ticket if you leave the car unattended it continuesblem. then quickly, ashleigh, as to the issue of multiple car liability, a lot of it varies by state. different states have different laws. you have no fault laws in some jurisdictions. comparative negligence in other jurisdictions. you have contributory negligence. >> danny, you take the train every day. if there's as electrical wire down on the tracks and you're stuck on there for four hours, can you get off plane? i can't get off the plane on the tarmac. >> i consider myself mr. amtrak. i'm on the dray every day. it has been delayed so many times. but believe me even if they're at a platform they will lock the doors. so the question of can i get off is the a physical one. can i physically get off. they don't people roaming around on the tracks. people not in the area don't know how fast that acela moves. it is instant death. >> heather, walking to grandma's house and i slip on her front walk and crack my nothinging. can i sue the grandmother. >> you can probably sue the person who o

to see a slightly more mature crowd and it will not be a bunch of 15-year-olds running aaround unattended because this is going to cost some money. >> right. >> all right. i think that we have heard as much as we would like to hear. so thank you. >> thank you. >> and any police comments on this? >> all right. and is there any public comment about this? >> seeing none, i have the public comment closed and the matter is now with the commission. >> commissioner campagnoli? >> what we have heard from southern? >> you should have the police conditions in your folders. at the very end, southern station, and sent these today and they were unable to attend this evening. >> okay. >> and do you see it, and commissioner campagnoli? >> yeah. >> and i need these back, though. >> right there. and all right. >> all right, so, i am happy to take a motion. >> i move to approve, is there a second? >> with the police conditions. >> sorry. move to approve with the police conditions. >> aye. >> seconded by commissioner akers. >> any discussion? do we want at all to limit the hours, i mean that they said three

they're warning students not to leave drinks unattended and don't accept one from a stranger. >>> seasme street stepped in today. >> reporter: being a kid is hard enough, but try being a kid with a mom or dad behind bars. enter the crew from seasme street. children's television workshop joined to reach out to kids who don't get tucked in every night. came up with little children, big problems, incarceration. >> this transsends the stier yo types we have about who has someone in prison and who goes to prison. >> reporter: a new seasme character named alex,ly dad is in jail. along with a dvd there's a new way to help explain to little minds about this. >> what i'm doing out, he has a lot of questions, why the police came one morning to pick me up. he's very curious. >> reporter: alex was unveiled at the santa rita jail. because no fewer of 12% of criminal cases involve a suspect with a child at home. >> i feel it was a good experience. >> reporter: and it never hurts when elmo is there to ease everyone's nerves. cal is a pilot place for the program and the santa rita jail isn't alone. the

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. >> no detail is left unattended, including a placemat for every person >> it is a truth tradition of thanks and giving. >> the staff and volunteers at food and friends is delivering 3500 thanksgiving meals today. it will go to people living with hiv and aids come a cancer and other illnesses. , 970pounds of turkey --nds of stuffing and one 1000 pounds of potatoes and more than 1600 pies. d.c. roadways remain closed after the thanksgiving day truck for hunger. pennsylvania avenue northwest and between 12 and 13th street are expected to reopen at about 1:00 this afternoon. the race benefits so others may eat, a nonprofit that provides food, clothing, health care and other things to the homeless population. the white house released the holiday edition of president obama's weekly address. >> on behalf of all of the obama's, michelle, malia, sasha him a bow and the newest member of our family, sunny, i want to wish you a happy and healthy thanksgiving. >> the president went on to say he is thankful and is thankful for the military and their families. the first family will spend the holida

police say don't leave drinks unattended, never accept an open drink from a stranger and avoid going to parties alone. >>> a private school commune is on high alert -- community in el sobrante is on high alert. it happened at the school on argyle road. the man walked in, gave the student afirst name and received a visitor's pass. he called himself james but left after staff approached him. the staff then called the girl's mother. >> so you made no arrangements with anyone to pick up your daughter? >> no. >> you made no arrangements to meet anyone at the school? >> no. i was completely horrified especially because it involved my daughter. >> the school sent notices to parents and held a meeting on monday. the ck:00 sheriff's office has increased patrols and richmond schools were told to look out for the man. >> to our continuing coverage of typhoon haiyan. the death toll has now risen to 2,344, and today mass burials are underway in the destroyed city of tacloban. emergency efforts have been hampered by poor weather and extensive damage. but two airports in the disaster zone reopened

, explosive devices take place, some indicators in environment, are you looking for any type of unattended packages or boxes in high risk areas, liquids, mist -- this is going to be a biological or chemical release. numerous sick or dead animals or birds. any objects that does not seem right, do you want to touch it? i'm not sure what this is, let me jostle it around. no, no, don't do that. move away and report it. remember that. a cell phone, a call, calling 911, using your cell phone may detonate that device. so obviously don't use your cell phone. go to a hard wire phone, land line phone, outside, and call 911. what do we do as first responders. when we come up do we use our walkie talkies or radio? no. you go to a hard wire phone, call it in and get the information back because it may detonate that using the radio frequency. remember we talked about suspected terrorism is a stop sign for you as nerts. you do not want to get hurt. any questions on the terrorism? bnice is not nice. incident takes place, it takes place here on the left side, this is called the hot zone. you obviously want

crews believe the fire started downstairs hen someone left something on the stove unattended. >>> san francisco police need help finding a missing city college student. the 20-year-old 26-year-old was last seen thursday morning headed to the bus stop. he was supposed to attend class but never made it. chow was wearing glasses, a pullover, dark jeans and red, black and white nike shoes. >>> okay. this one for the stupid criminal file. car burglars caught after stopping at a drive through and then bragging on social media. suspects posted this photo of all the fast food tail bought using stolen credit cards. 2120 bucks worth to the sacramento area carl's junior on saturday night. police say a worker at the restaurant thought the ode was rather suspicious right away. >> they wanted to take pictures through the drive through when they came up here. when i was carrying all the bag of food they wanted to take a picture. i said no. >> after talking to the crew who took that orderings police searched instagram. they found the picture. next day, police spotted the car from the picture and arre

they say edward moore does take medication for both and he's never walked away unattended. he was last seen near his home on sequoia road wearing a green shirt. he has camouflage shorts and sandals. it's possible the man may have gone into east oakland where he used to live. >> a lot of talk around a possible run for the white house. hillary clinton will be delivering a speech. about 22,000 people expected to show up at the mass kony center to see clinton speak. tomorrow night she will be with her daughter chelsea at san francisco's regency ball room to raise money for the clinton foundation. both events are closed to the public. >> right now people are sleeping in the freezing cold waiting for their chance to get holiday help. they started overnight outside san jose community heart sacred service to sign up for the holiday program. in order to get their hands on food and toys they need to register this morning starting at 9:00. >> this is great. like i say they help us here a lots for people that are low income, don't have jobs and stuff. they are helping me. i have a big

fire officials say the fire may have started in a downstairs oven that was left on and unattended. >>> some east bay parents are having tough conversations with their children tonight after a student was killed. the station was closed for several hours while authorities investigated. news of the boy's death quickly spread at el cerrito high where he and his siblings all go to school. john sasaki is there tonight. >> reporter: frank, teen suicide is a major problem in the bay area and across the country. and today it is here at el cerrito high school. the ends of classes is usually a joyous occasion but this afternoon every student knew they had lost a schoolmate. >> you never know what people are going through. and to think that somebody would do this because, it's sad. >> reporter: 16-year-old junior delgado committed suicide this morning. he was hit and kill bid a b.a.r.t. train at the el cerrito del norte. >> making me think of how we need to communicate with our sons just to see how they feel and if they're going through any type of situation. >> reporter: we asked other students

leaving dinner unattended while it cooks.ey fryers are a particular concern. it suggests keeping a fire extinguisher close by. >>> and before you even start cooking your thanksgiving meal, you have to buy the turkey, of course, and these days you have plenty of options. vinita nair looks at how the way your turkey was raised affects its flavor. >> reporter: in a matter of days these turkeys will be a thanksgiving meal, but for now they're living the good life. >> they go in and out as they please. >> reporter: dwayne koch is the first to raise these turkeys on this free-range farm. they can be twice as expensive but they sell out at chains like whole foods. >> consumers want to know where meat came from, who grew it, how it was raised. >> reporter: butterball is still a great brand offering top meat with plenty of breast and white meat. free-range birds have access to the outdoors. organic are fed a an organic diet without drugs or hormones. koch raises birds this way back from the 1930s. koch says customers choose his turkey

most often combustibles like clothing catching fire, cooking oil getting too hot, and pans left unattendedown you before what not to do if it happens to you. don't open the oven door if you see smoke. the oxygen will only ignite flames. don't throw water on a fire. water is heavier than the oil you cook with and will send flames shooting higher. and for that same reason, never throw frozen food into burning oil. so what can you do to put out a fire? firefighters say have one of these nearby and know how to use it. as it turns out, many of us don't. we saw that first hand, too, when we put homeowners to the best. one woman fumbling with the pin for ten seconds, another standing too far from the blaze to put it out. >> if you have it in your house you should know how to use it like any other tool in your house. >> reporter: remember stand 8 feet from the flames and use the pass method. pull, aim, squeeze. if you don't get results within the first ten seconds, get out and call 911. >> very first thing you have to do, whether it's a pot on the stove or a small fire that you think you can handl

say this to know who's in his first call about the spirit of this disease and to make sure that unattended and healthcare materials would arrive in the distant will come through it all. also to death without science commission was the rebels' all our endeavors of the temple. now let's talk a little bit more about the battlefield and their hat on and there have been replaced. i'll add plants emerging online schilling sharing in the to the mast is now so the southwestern province of donna said can you tell us more about what's happening on the ground there are many little ones going normally don't like clowns who normally has recently managed to take a big chunk off the southern suburbs of boston to talk on the road will close now under this to always control at the same time the rebels managed to take an important strategic for houses for ammunition and weapons formed from the tsunami in central city of service to our misfortunes couple of folks walking are still going on. i roamed the warehouses and they will make sure that the rebels want yours and in addition the fight to the top of the

. >> reporter: the s u b was also left unattended until the driver returns. >> reporter: you know ifeave your car here that's considered parking you know that right they did a switch on the at and had to take the backs can. >> reporter: no matter what the person and everyone has were not permitted to just chill in the white zone. >> reporter: huge essentially here for a while how long you plan on hindi out into my did find my son. >> reporter: how long begun to chill here? on >> i'm just waiting for my daughter. >> reporter: just all part like this or on the crosswalk put. >> reporter: you are aware that parking on the cross what could merritt to a $300 ticket right on >> know i'm not here and kill >> reporter: knowles response to was priceless. >> pam: this is the first look at more than 600 cars that will be displayed from 38 manufacturers at the san francisco international auto show tomorrow. remember hybrid, hot rods and high- tech cars take center stage these given night on kron4 as we bring you a special preview. is that a 30 things in the night. >> pam: garyxt. (male announcer

to see a slightly more mature crowd and it will not be a bunch of 15-year-olds running aaround unattended because this is going to cost some money. >> right. >> all right. i think that we have heard as much as we would like to hear. so thank you.

never leave your drink unattended. be aware that many drugs are odorless and flavorless.u order a mixed drink, what the person who mixes it. did not take any open bridges, including alcohol, from someone you do not know well and trust. and if someone offers to buy you a drink, go to the bar with them to accept the drink. for for >>erica: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we are tracking a hot spots. and >>george: 680 south abound. we have had already three accident on your drive to walnut creek. the two most recent occurring very close to each other leaving debris and the lanes have backing up the traffic on both 680 there pleasant hill toward martinez. back onto 42 toward highway 4. also this westbound ride on highway 4 pretty slow this morning as well. even here through the willow path coming from kids burst out towards bailey, there was an early morning accident. at the time it was on the roadway. a look at the bridges the bay bridge meter and lights were activated later than usual but they aren't now. drive times are still about 14 to 16 minutes. san mateo bridg

. >> this suv was unattended. >> if you leave your car here that's parking you know that, right. >> they did a switch and i had to take the bags in. >> everyone has one. you are not allowed to chill at the white zone. >> you have been here a while. >> how long are you hanging out. >> until my dad finds my car. >> how long are you going to chill here? >> i went for waiting for my daughter. >> and they had to wait at the cell phone line. you come and get your loved one. >> don't park like this or the crosswalk. >> and that can get you a $300 ticket? >> no. >> when i told her she would be on people behaving badly. >> no. her response was priceless. at the airport, stanley roberts kron 4. >>> we're back it is thanksgiving and it means turkey, stuffing and spending time. for others it means camping out in the long lines trying to snag the deals before anyone else. and we have more outside of the best buy where people are doing exactly that. >> reporter: good morning, james. it is 45 degrees or so. out here. people are in line here. there are a dozen people out here. the doors don't open. it u

use of civilian trials and their spin is fewer than seven i think actual military commissions or unattended meanwhile there's been a comedy civilian trials of hundreds in the southern military commissions they were all convicted of providing material support for terrorism which the court of appeals here in washington said is not a legitimate wall for that to a convicted seven people of a crime is not a crime. our discussion is here what's ultimately keeping the prison open a stall in the road to report up to robert durand noted that anytime someone is released quote we assume a risk that suggests fears modi motivating factor here and just how crowded. is this fear that people are really useful comeback in shrek america well id now i miss the descendant of the problem of not releasing the detainee that we fertilize on the ground with that said this particular concern that they're going to return to committing certain acts of god terrorism and the now back to being involved in the war on terror and the number is that us officials are citing are over twenty five percent which seems at least me

. >>> welcome back 6:13, this cooker left unattended, you can see the flames about a half mile away damage about $15,000. >> they started to spread to the living room and we were able to knock the fire down. >> now the chief is reminding everybody being extra careful using those deep price especially around thanksgiving time and people are trying turkeys just four days away. >>> san jose mercury news found they paid a lot for each officer and it is the 5th highest cost and most is coming from pension costs. the gross salary is more than 11 $100,000 and -- $1,100,000. union members will begin voting on that deal tomorrow. >>> this year marks the anniversary of harvey milk's anniversary and they were gunned down by supervisor dan white. they will mash in their are -- march in their honor and it starts at harvey mills plaza. >>> more than 100,000 children have died in war. the research group of british think tank conducted that report and most of the kids were killed by bombs or shells in their own neighborhood. the overall death toll is more than 100,000 to a void paying benefits. it is hail

the man told the administration that he was waiting for the mother and was given a visitor's pass unattended before disappearing. katie marzullo will have more on the story and well here great the gill -- girl's mother. >> a sheriff deputy accusedded behalf -- accused the bank robbery will learn if he is standing trial after walking into a bank handing a toller a net saying he had a gun. he took off with $1,700 in cash. he was recognized by the vehicle gators. he filed for bankruptcy last year and has been suspended from the sheriff's sheriff department. >> the tesla c.e.o. says palo alto company will not recall the model s who three cars have caught fire. last night the c.e.o. said the headlines were misleading and claims the cars are safe. the tesla shares were down 5 percent yesterday. tesla said they would recall immediately if he thought there was a real safety problem. stay with morning news and we will tell you of the other big announcement it that was made last night. >> the public had a chance to have voices heard by janet napolitano, the form homeland security secretary has been th

and never leave pans unattended. >> today, we to to be careful. distracted by football game, taking walks and chatting f you're cooking stay in the house. stay in the kitchen. pay attention. >> the fires break out because cooks leave the kitchen with burners on. about 4300 fires reported every thanksgiving. causing 15 deaths on average. >> good news for airline passengers planning to travel this holiday season. number of complaints filed against airlines is down so far this year. there have been 10,000 complaints lodged against airlines during first nine months of the year, down 14%. flight problems and delays are biggest complaints. airlines with the best records are southwest, followed by alaska, delta, jet blue and air tran. the airlines with the most complaints are frontier and united. frontier is in the process of revamping policies and complaints against united are down 30%. now, do we have a used drop, a drop in prices at used cars the average price dipped to lowest levels in four years. heed mundz.com says average price just over $15,600.

. >>> and a home in pittsburgh was destroyed by fire and caused by an unattended deep fryer. it spread to bedrooms and the fire department says month one was home at the time. they are warning homeowners to be cautious when using them. >>> president obama is on the west coast tonight kicking off a three-day fundraising swing that will include a stop in the bay area. the president arrived at seattle tacoma airport this afternoon. he attended two national committee fundraisers and he will fly to san francisco tomorrow morning. that's where he will hold a rally at the rec -- recreation center. then he will attend two more fundraisers, one at the san francisco jazz club and another at a private home in the city before he flies to los angeles. protestors are mobilizing for his visit. code pink was held tonight calling attention to the u.s. government's use of drones. the president's visit to the west coast comes amid record low approval ratings nationwide. 56% of americans surveyed disapprove of his performance. that's an all-time high. the numbers reflect several embarrass ments

. >>> and a home in pittsburgh was destroyed by fire and caused by an unattended deep fryer. it spread to bedrooms and the fire department says month one was home at the time. they are warning homeowners to be cautious when using them. >>> president obama is on the west coast tonight kicking off a three-day fundraising swing that will include a stop in the bay area. the president arrived at seattle tacoma airport this afternoon. he attended two national committee fundraisers and he will fly to san francisco tomorrow morning. that's where he will hold a rally at the rec -- recreation center. then he will attend two more fundraisers, one at the san francisco jazz club and another at a private home in the city before he flies to los angeles. protestors are mobilizing for his visit. code pink was held tonight calling attention to the u.s. government's use of drones. the president's visit to the west coast comes amid record low approval ratings nationwide. 56% of americans surveyed disapprove of his performance. that's an all-time high. the numbers reflect several embarrass ments

it would say, "i can't get through", it's unattended or sometimes no connection at all - it's dead. >> reporter: widespread power outages made communications almost impossible. her faith giveser something to hold on to. >> we are hopeful. what can we hold on to - hope. >> reporter: the pastor says the church was raising funds for an earthquake that occurred weeks ago, now this. >> we can't change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing the typhoon. as a pastor i want to the speak about our faith rising up from death >> reporter: faith they'll need as the scope unfolds. parishioners plan to raise money to help family and friends devastated by the typhoon. the biggest fear is with damaged roads and bridges - the aid won't get there. >>>. >>> several organizations are mounting relief efforts for the victims, here is how you can help - the united nations world food program will send food. you can donate by: uniself is air -- uniself is -- unicef is airlifting. red cross asks for checks to be sent to their local chapter, and write, "philippines", or donate to: ca

unattended deep-fryer blamed for a house fire last night in pittsburg. it happened yesterday around 5:30 at a house on springfield drive. firefighters say the smoke and the flames was visible from a half-mile away. it caused about $60,000 damage. >> on scene, we had heavy involvement in the kitchen. it started to spread into the living room. we were able to knock the fire down. >> the battalion chief also reminds everybody to be extra careful with the deep fryers. they are used to a lot to fry turkeys for thanksgiving. >>> crews are making progress on a fire burning in sonoma county. this one started fry about ten miles northeast of -- friday about ten miles northeast of geyserville. it's 65% contained. it's burned about 3300 acres. all evacuation orders for the area have been lifted. some of the 1700 firefighters will leave today. the cause of that fire, still under investigation. >>> it's 7:16. cleanup efforts are underway one week after that deadly tornado tore through illinois. this is video from new mindon, illinois. people say some of their homes w

police say to avoid this happening to you, don't leave your drinks unattended. never accept and open drink from a stranger and avoid going to parties by yourself. >>> a mother in el sobrante is warning for others parents after a stranger walked into her daughter's school and apparently tried to pick her up. the girl attends el sobrante christian school on argyle road. it's a small, private elementary school. the principal admits mistakes were made when the man walked into the school's office november 4th, gave just the girl's name and received a visitor's pass. surveillance video shows he's african-american with long dreadlocks. he called limb self james but disclosed no other -- himself james but disclosed no other i.d. or information. he left after staff approached him. the school called her mother. you made no arrangements with anyone to pick up your daughter? >> no i was completely horrified, especially because it involved my daughter. >> reporter: the school sent notices to rnt as and -- parents and held a meeting on monday. the contra costa county sheriff'

crews believe it started downstairs when someone left the stove unattended. >>> ground break on what is going to be the tallest mixed use building in san francisco. it is the start of construction on a 500 p.m. million dollars luxury residential and office building at the new transbay transit center. the building is at 181 freemont street. it's expected to open in 2016. >>> relief operations in the hardest hit areas of the philippines are pick up, but still only meager amounts of wear e food, and medical supplies are making it through. right now, the damage airport is serving as the major hub for relief work. the storm has displaced at least 580,000 people across the region. officials say the death toll is now over 1800 confirmed and rising. one storm chaser said living through the typhoon was like being inside a tornado for an hour. >> it's mayhem. that was only the first part. as the center passed the south of the city, the bay just rose up and swept across the downtown area. that was a strong surge. and it came up very suddenly. >>. >>> the hawaiin islands are just a signature awa

it would say that i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes, there are just no connection at all. it's dead. >> widespread power outages from the storm have made communication from the u.s. near impossible. milaci lambert says her faith gives her something to hold on it. >> we are hopeful. what can we hold on to? hope. >> paster rubinino says the church has been gathering funds for the victims. >> one friend said we cannot change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing in the. so as a pastor, i want to speak about the pope, about the resource in our faith, to rise up from death to life. >> faith he says they will need as information of the scope of the disaster unfolds. >> paritioners here at the united crunch of christ say they want to help their friends and family devastated by the typhoon but their biggest fear was damaged roads and bridges is that the aid won't get there. >> kill many dukehardt, richmond hill, new york. >> after three days of talks, no deal with iran on its nuclear program. iran says it will not give up. secretary of state jong

it would say i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes there's no connection at all, it's dead. >> widespread power outages from the storm made communication from the u.s. near impossible. this woman says her faith gives her something to hold on to. >> we are hopeful. >> pastor said the church has been raising funds for the earthquake that rocked the philippines weeks ago. now this. >> we can't change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing the typhoon. so as a pastor i want to speak about the pope, the resource in our faith to rise up from death. >> faith they'll need as information of the scope of the disaster unfolds. >> paritioners at the united church of christ say they plan to raise money to help family and friends. the biggest fear was damaged roads and bridges is that the aid won't get there. >> typhoon haiyan made second land fall. the storms and winds weakened to 96 k/hr by the time it reached vietnam. 600,000 from evacuated. six people have been killed along the coast. where is that massive typhoon now >> now we are looking at it moving int

demonstrated just how dangerous the threat could be when you leave your stove top, oven or turkey fire unattended. there's been more than 125 turkey-fire related fires burned and even an explosion since 2003. >> that is why we want consumers to listen to our advice and standby your pan. if you are boyle boiling food, stay in your kitchen. it could be a recipe for thanksgiving. >> practice safety and keep a fire extinguisher in the kitchen. avoid wearing loose-fitting clothing when you cook and cover a pan to smother out flames. don't ever use water or flour as it will make it worse. >>> so you get an offer on the spot to buy now and pay later while shopping this holiday season as you might be thinking about it. but it is really buyer beware. if you miss that deadline by just one day or carry that balance, passing the no interest period, you could get slammed with mountains of interest. >> reporter: doug now says that buying the tv with an interest best buy credit card was the dumbest move ever. nasty surprise came in the mail after the three-year promotional period expired. >> they added $1,300 i

. >> unattended deep fryer destroyed a home in pittsburg that spread from the kitchen to the living roomhome. they are warning all homeowners to be cautious around deep fryers using them to cook turkey >> officials with the oakland alameda county coliseum authority will vote on contract stings for the amendment's and the raiders and the agreement would keep the a's in oakland for two seasons. they will receive more control over the coliseum food s.u.v.s and -- food services and revenue. the raiders will stay through 2014 but neither solves questions of whether oakland can keep the a's or raiders or warriors from leaving town. >> it is chilly in the morning. >> it is. check out petaluma at 29 degrees with a reporting station showing frost is possible in petaluma and other reporting stations showing 33 to 35 degrees. throughout the north bay valley and the exexception is san rafael at 41 and bodega at 50 degrees. we have upper 30's around lafayette and san ramon at 38 and cupertino and 36 in lafayette. redwood city is 45. alameda is warm at 53 and san francisco at 48. we are off to a chill

cooking oil getting too hot and pans left unattended.o you. don't open the oven door if you see smoke. the oxygen will only ignite flames. don't throw water on a fire. water is heavier than the oil you cook with and will send flames shooting higher and for the same reason, never throw frozen food in to burning oil. what can you do to put out a fire? firefighters say have one of these nearby and know how to use it. as it turns out, many of us don't. we saw that firsthand, too, when we put homeowners to the test. one woman fumbling with the pin on the extinguisher for ten seconds. another standing too far from the blaze to put it out. >> if you have it in your house you should know how to use it like any other tool in the house. >> reporter: remember, stand eight feet from the flame and use the pass method, pull, aim, squeeze and sweep side to side. >> first thing you have to do whether it is a pot on the stove or a small fire that you think you can handle, call 911. >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, jersey city, new jersey. >> that's t

edward moore does take medication for both and never walked away unattended.was seen yesterday near his home wearing a green shirt, camouflage shorts and sandals. it's possible the 5'7", 200 pound man may have gone to east oakland where he used to live. >> disgraced politician george shirakawa heading to court for sentencing. he pleaded guilty several felonies, stemming from his abuse of public funds. shirakawa is blaming the behave yore on depression and a gambling addiction. he faces up to one year in jail. his troubles not over yet. he is being charged with false impersonation for allegedly helping send out campaign flyers in 2010 that contained false information. his lawyers argued that the charges should be included in the plea deal but a judge denied the claim. sanford the fans feeling good. well they should, big timep winners. college football changed. >> touchdown stanford. >> that was a great one to hear and watch. traffic heading out of the stadium was a mess. fans were celebrating. the 6, setting up oregon for the second time, costing the undefeated

it would say i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes just no connection at all. it's dead. >> widespread power how theages from the -- outages from made communication nearly impossible. milake says her faith fwifz her something to hold on to. >> what can we hold on togives something to hold on to. >> what can we hold on to. >> the past or says the church has raised funds for an earthquake that rocked the philippines weeks ago. now this, as one friend said, we cannot change the path of the tie fudge, but we can have a good attitude in facing this typhoon. so as a pastor, i want to speak about the hope that the resource in our faith to rise up from death to life. >> faith, he says, they will need as information of the scope of the disaster unvomits. >> parishioners say they plan to raise money for friends and family but their biggest fear with damaged roads and bridges is that the aid won't get there. kilmeny dukehardt, al jazeera, richmond hill new york. >> with more on the massive typhoon, we want to go to manilla where craig leaseon is life there. i was hoping t

the unattended consequences of obama care are beginning to be felt by americans. every day, thousands of us are having to deal with dramatic change and often dramatic new expense. this cannot turn out well for the president, or for the democratic party no matter what they say. but, again, talks points urging fairness in the reporting of obama care, not partisan hysteria. americans now in the middle of an intense political war between big government people and small government folks. and the winner of that war will be the side that tells the truth and states the facts. whatever they may be. and that the memo. >>> now for the top story tonight. "consumer reports" magazine is a trusted name in the usa. it's generally been supportive of obama care writing the best place to secure health insurance is through the state marketplace websites. now, that has angered many anti-obama care folks. "consumer reports" was able to provide a spokesperson tonight. joining us from dallas, jim stone, president of meticus, private business that does health care consulting. what are you

these issues that are so important, they are about insuring that this treaty does not have the unattended consequences that sometimes can happen in our country. i ask those who are advocates here to help push the administration and others to resolve these issues with us if in fact you believe this treaty is something important to pass. i thank you for the time. >> thank you, senator corker. now, i've extended the time for the ranking member because he plays a very important role. i am going to have to be -- because there is going to be action on the floor, obviate our timeframe here and ask members stick to their time. with that -- >> thank you, mr. chairman, secretary kerry, and thank you for your extraordinary leadership and thank you for what you have done has secretary of state. you have been an incredible voice for america, and we thank you for that. i want to acknowledge the presence of dr. seth morgan. he is a commissioner of the maryland comission on people with disabilities. dr. morgan is a retired neurologist with 28 years of experience in the field of neurology, psychiatry, and