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the average american has 12 days of vacation to use down from 14 last year. many of us are only going to take ten. still it sounds good when you look in japan where the average worker only takes five of their 13 allowed days. the biggest reasons scheduling conflicts and hopes the days can be rolled over. if you have a use it or loose it policy you still have a little time left to try to get them in before the end of the year. him all the sports, you can't get away they are playing year round. >> sandy, brought power outages and destruction to the east coast. how it also blew in something beautiful. watt until you hear this story of a 70 year old love letter. chilly day for that. right now temperatures running into the mid40s to upper 30s across the area. we will look for temperatures to drop tonight back in to the 30s. dew point numbers up just slightly. bottom line means very dry air. kind of chapstick weather. you probably noticed that. kind of starts to dry out when you have the heat running air that dry in to the furnace and house. maybe cloudy skies, coup

i use the system down there regularly, and it is smooth. it works really well. for the most part. and the staff is wonderful. deputy director sweeney is up there watching things, acting director healey is up there and it works well. i think the q-matic is much and it's an expense to maintain it over time. these clip boards work just fine. i'm a small guy. if i'm assigned someone to go to see, i see that person. that's the way it works. to me it's very fair and uniform. thank you for comments. i think the q-matic is more than needed. thank you so much. >> okay. is there any public comment in any of the items under number 6? seeing none, we can move on to item number 7, commissioners questions and matters. item 7a, inquiries to staff. at this time commissioners may make inquiries to staff regarding various documents, policies, practices and procedures, which are of interest to the commission. >> i would ask acting director huey, what is the process whereby we [speaker not understood] file reports and de-commission q-matics and can we bring that to the next meeting so we are formally

entire aviation security system because there is not one whole -- one whole is not going to bring us down because we have other patches. >> reporter: the tsa has to work with the airlines to get them to change the bar coding system. the tsa is putting a lot of stake in the multiple security citing human behavior observance, sniffer dogs and other methods we can't share with you for security reasons. on top of that, the tsa said every passenger has to go through some form of security and on top of that, even precheck clients are subject to random searches. at lax, dominic for fox news. >>> the dulles airport has been opened for 50 years today. president john f. kennedy spoke on november 17th, 1962. the aiort is named for former secretary of state john foster dulles. it handled a million passengers in 1956. last year, it saw 23 million passengers. >> grows. >> they say you're a nobody until you have been immortalized in wax. one day. one day. >> coming up, steven colbair is the latest celebrity. >> plus, you are, are you ready, i should say, for next week? not the turkey, but we're talking

. >> and politics is letting us down so much. daniel day-lewis. >> unbelievable character.ot to meet him and it hadn't been announced yet so they asked me to take him to springfield under an assumed name. the law offices, the museum, don't let anyone know it's us. somebody wanted a sandwich, some other people with us and somebody in the sandwich shop suddenly saw him and took a picture and they had to announce that daniel day was lincoln. i took him through mary and lincoln's house and the ceilings were low and he couldn't wait to get out. he felt claustrophobic in the house and lincoln was claustrophobic in that house. he said he needed another year, i have to learn about this man. i would get messages, i need to read about henry clay and gone back in time. an extraordinary character. >> once he became lincoln in a filming of this, there was no more daniel day-lewis. >> absolutely. when i went to richmond to the set, they would have pictures of sally field and mary there and thaddeus stevens and tommy lee jones and at the top it said lincoln. the guy who played stanton sai

take us down that road. >> absolutely. let me say first that i took your last comments aboard and i was thinking barbara bush, the grand lady of the gop, put it very eloquently today. she said they won. get over it. move on. that's some tremendously good advice for my political party. this is still the political high season for lindsey graham and john mccain who using a description of newt gingrich seemed to be off their meds and out of therapy a little early. they need to get their act together. there are challenges this country needs to confront and it needs to confront them in a unified way. that means the republicans have to participate. but to your question, yes, this is the way it happens. when a crisis occurs, the president and ministers and others turn to the intelligence committee, normally through the director of national intelligence, and they say what happened? and the talking points come forward. the diplomats don't know in the u.n. exactly what happened on the ground in benghazi. they trust the intelligence c

transportation took us down for a look at the hardest hit of all 468 new york city subway stations. south ferry, at the southern tip of manhattan. >> we had barricaded up top with wood plywood and sandbags to keep the water out, but when the surge came, it brought down all this material that doesn't belong here. large pieces of lumber, and that broke through the barrier and allowed more water to come in. >> reporter: that's water just a few steps down from the top of the steps. but the tracks are another two levels underneath that. so as much as the water's gone down, we're still two levels worth of water till we get to the tracks? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it will take a week alone just to pump out the water. but the subway system will begin limited service tomorrow. limited mass transit has left city streets choked with cars, a telling sign of just how badly the city needs to ease the stress on the roads. in midtown manhattan, grand central terminal reopened after its longest closure ever in its 100-year history. tell me why you're up here? this 70-year-old man, his name is mich

take us down that road. >> absolutely. let me say first that i took your last comments aboard and i was thinking barbara bush, the grand lady of the gop, put it very eloquently today. she said they won. get over it. move on. that's some tremendously good advice for my political party. this is still the political high season for lindsey graham and john mccain who using a description of newt gingrich seemed to be off their meds and out of therapy a little early. they need to get their act together. there are challenges this country needs to confront and it needs to confront them in a i i unified way. but to your question, yes, this is the way it happens. when a crisis occurs. the president and ministers and others turn to the intelligence committee, normally through the director of national intelligence, and they say what happened? and the talking points come forward. the diplomats don't know in the u.n. exactly what happened on the ground in benghazi. they trust the intelligence community and others in the government to giv

shoots down smaller projectiles than the patriot missile system is designed to shoot down, but its use downlistic projectiles, ballistic missiles or ballistic rockets. but david slang is designed to shoot down everything that ironbound can shoot down in addition to that it will she down cruise missiles which fly at a much lower altitude and are more difficult to detect and target melissa: thank you so much. some much good affirmation. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. a pleasure to be here. melissa: thanksgiving weekend solemn most shoppers of all time how is that possible? not all holiday cheer. we will explain. plus, not getting a flu shot. could more businesses potentially do the same? i don't want to see anyone. it details coming up next. you never have too much "money." ♪ melissa: holiday shopping season kicks off with a bang. cyber monday under way. you're probably shopping online. following a black friday we can that broke records for the busiest ever. a stunning 247 million people shop online and in stores. that's a lot of folks. online sales reaching more than a billion for th

take us down that road. >> absolutely. let me say first that i took your last comments aboard and i was thinking barbara bush, the grand lady of the gop, put it very eloquently today. she said they won. get over it. move on. that's some tremendously good advice for my political party. this is still the political high season for lindsey graham and john mccain who using a description of newt gingrich seemed to be off their meds and out of therapy a little early. they need to get their act together. there are challenges this country needs to confront and it needs to confront them in a unified way. that means the republicans have to participate. but to your question, yes, this is the way it happens. when a crisis occurs, the president and ministers and others turn to the intelligence committee, normally through the director of national intelligence, and they say what happened? and the talking points come forward. the diplomats don't know in the u.n. exactly what happened on the ground in benghazi. they trust the intelligence c

he took us down there and proudly showed us her work.hough he traveled the world his family was always in his thoughts. california was always his home. what i will most remember about chris is how thoughtful he was and how people were drawn to him. chancellor wu wrote when chris was appointed ambassador, friends, professional acquaintances contacted me to encourage me to reach out to him. he was so well thought of. i sent a hand-written card and to my surprise he returned the correspondence with his own handwritten note. that would be very much like chris. he appreciated and enjoyed interactions with people. in fact, our friend chris highland put it very eloquently when he said, chris was the finest among us. more than his obviously charms, he was a man of substance and humility. at parties, dinners and gatherings he spent little times talking about himself and his accomplishments. only when he was forced to. instead he asked people about their lives, their views, their accomplishments. he always focused on ther people rather than himsel

the best thing for us in this idea is san francisco is a pretty small town when it really comes down to it and sometimes you can't actually sustain two of the same concepts within those parameters. so this is kind of like our half-business that allows us to expand our business, and also innovate our cuisine with things that maybe would not fly when people want to sit down and have some food. to add to that, we are not the -- i guess, typically greasy taco truck that most people think of. all of our food is sustainable, organic and local. and we do focus on healthy mexican cuisine instead of kind of what it's known for. anyways, thank you for listening to us today. >> thank you. >> oh, and we are members of the ggra as well. >> hello. my name is caribbean smith karen smith and i have been involved with this since the beginning before supervisor wiener got involved and he has done a great job. i have an email from boma, if i could read it for you. he wanted me to emphasize the unfairness of allowing one type of small business to use public property to compete for business against other

cold front brings us down to reality on tuesday. 56, down to around 50 on wednesday, that's the seven-day forecast, on sunday, i will give you a 90 day forecast. there ised up occasions on how the -- this is indication on how the winter will play out. 1.8 inches? >> this much. >> or is it going to go over your head? possible. we will talk about that sunday at 11:00. >>> with the election now behind us, its time to start looking ahead to the next presidential race. >> do we have to >> reporter: there is already buzz about 2016, here are names to consider. democrats perhaps no one will be better positioned than joe biden, with 36 years of experience in the senate, could ride the curt tails of his boss, president obama. he is hinting at a run. his biggest challenge could come from 2008's runner up, secretary of state, hilary clinton, who maintains she has no interest in running. >> i'm flattered but i feel like it's time for me to step off the high wire. >> reporter: she has a loyal following and willing campaigner in her husband. >> we are here to nominate a president. >> reporter: a ow pow

our dad sat us down at the table and taught us how to write.ite. >> how does it feel to go this far so long? >> being part of radio disney's next big thing has been a wonderful experience. we're still happy to say that we're part of the top two finalists. >> what do you do if you win? >> you get to perform on a television channel on disney channel. doors will open up. it's cool. >> can you perform one of your songs for us. >> sure. ♪ [ applause ] >> you ladies are awesome. best of luck. hope to see you on the disney channel soon. >> thanks for having us. we had such a fun time. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. i know. i know i need to quit this.

we are trying to help the people and the city came down and they want to shut us down. why? a lot of homeless people in our neighborhoods and they need help. we don't know what to do. the city is not doing anything about it. we are the people, the community, the yellow team, everyone jump in and we are helping everyone. that is what is going on. very frustrated. we don't know what to do but we are here to help the community. that is it. we are here. >>neil: then they scoffed other problems, right? you did not remove the siding from your home and mold is growing, and there are hairdos conditions there, for help. how vulnerable are you? where do you stand? how is your home? >>guest: i waited 30 days for my adjustor, just yesterday but i was smart enough to say i can't leave the walls up. i cannot future my house mold that did not exist before. they is sewage --. >>neil: this your house. >>guest: yes. >>neil: you cannot live in hit? >>guest: i am a yellow tag. this is in electricity. or limited electricity. heat, hot water. >>neil: what does yellow tag mean? >>guest: that it re

>> it is slowing us down. our team members are affected by the same transportation limit anticipations as everyone else in the region, and our fedex delivery stations are located in the neighborhood in which they deliver, so they have a good sense of what's available to deliver to. fedex also offers a service whereby you can actually ask for your package to be held at a fedex location for you to pick it up. so if you know you won't be home or your neighborhood is inaccessible. you can ask them to hold it. we're making the packages available for customers. >> susie: what impact does it have on volume, especially this time of year with people holiday shopping? >> obviously, when the area was closed down, it had an impact on the overall volume. our goal is to make sure it doesn't impact the rest, and we've isolated the problem there, but it has had an impact on our package volume in that region. i'm happy to say we restored service today, and we're picking up packages and have more than our scheduled activity reg

cocaine use is down marijuana use is increasing heroin use is down but the violence associated with drugs has been controlled now the costs are very very high. the drug violations the numbers of people in jail the use of our police forces going to a criminal court in any small town anywhere in the united states and i big majority of cases are drug related cases the damage is enormous one cannot talk about. either so any solution without looking at what damage it's also doing this is a very messy nasty situation look at alcohol alcohol will cause an enormous yeah right i mean the pros had kevin jump in go ahead right and peter that's a that's a great point peter alcohol is legal and causes enormous damage i don't see why we would want to add another drug to that list but peter you are right when you're talking about incarceration nobody is proud of the fact that the u.s. has gone from four hundred thousand people in state and federal prison to one point four million over tripling in the last twenty years that's not something to be proud of but actually what we've learned is that there are

here is the system that's going to be affecting us down to the south. it's pulling in some subtropical moisture. that's going to continue to stream into the bay area through the overnight hours. partly cloudy and mild conditions tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy and cool conditions tomorrow afternoon. and as we head into the evening, there's a chance of spotty rain late in the evening, but mainly the rain is going to be moving in on friday. details on that, plus more storms on the way this weekend, coming up 789 . >>> president obama held his first news conference since being reelected. he talked about everything from the looming fiscal cliff to the scandal that brought down david petraeus. >> i hear you have some questions for me. >> reporter: at a press conference where president obama wanted to focus on plans for the next four years, the first question arose from the past few days. >> general petraeus had an extraordinary career. >> reporter: the president said his former cia chief's abrupt resignation following the exposure of an extra marital affair

our high temperature is or what right now.riencing as we stay clear, many of us down or near the mark.ng today, increasing clouds. to 55. clear, 30 to 45. will be chilly. could reach 50 degrees for your thursday. next chance for rain in the weekend. us see how traffic is. bridge is slowing down. heading up toward the 14th bridge, wanted the freeway, the accident was right the exit for south capitol , only the center of the getting through. the up a building to get to to south capitol street. accident blocking roadway.he over to a map. water main break here. affecting bus service and the well.c as back to you in the

why did you let us down? you got us so close to the goal line and then you clutched the ball. >> the other side of the powerball story is that it's gambling. nobody won the big jackpot this weekend. it's a $325 million prize. it's getting rolled over wednesday night. its drawing is expected to be about $425 million, the largest in the history of the lottery game. >> you know our director, t.j., he had four numbers plus the powerball. on wednesday night. one more number, mika, and he would have had it! >> we would have had him out of here. that i would take, even though i don't think that we should have government-sanctioned gambling, but whatever. >> close doesn't count. >>> still ahead on "way too early" -- is he talking? >> i'm sorry, t.j., what did you say? >> he's talent now. >> i said, close doesn't count. >> no, it doesn't, actually. >> you made a little bit of money, though, didn't you? >> tiny bit. >> gambling. >> tiny bit. you call $10,000 a tiny bit? you know, after taxes, that's $25. >> it's 25 cent

keeping us down there in rankings of college graduates. do not produce a budget.t to spend 2.4 trillion dollars more. you want to cut taxes more than he wants to cut taxes. you have only identified $1 trillion of tax deductions on companies he want to repeal. that is president obama's ideal. that leaves $6.50 trillion. how will you fill the hole? you wanted to reduce the long- term debt. how will the do that? see me about that after the election. [laughter] he has no budget. i want to vote for the president who has a budget, who has a plan that will produce prosperity. i wanted to vote for the president who has been a good commander in chief. somebody who has brought to america on the other side it. lastly, just to remember this, governor mitt romney has promised us 12 million jobs. he said, by just electing me, people will be so elated that you are going to get 12 million jobs. [laughter] it was just an oversight as the president has told us, america is in a huge public health -- it -- is in the grips of this huge public health and academic -- epidemic. is spread

us. here's will thomas now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> the head of the cia brought down by a dark secret. tonight we are learning how the fbi stumbled upon his extramarital affair. thanks for staying with us. i'm will thomas. the resignation of general david petraeus has left a lot of questions about possible security breaches and the future of the benghazi hearings. fox's nicole collins starts our coverage tonight. >> reporter: cia director general david petraeus stepping down admitting he had an extramarital affair. the retired four star general saying in a letter to cia employees, "such behavior is unacceptable both as a husband and as the leader of an organization such as ours." >> he has led america through some very, very difficult times. i think many of us are surprised that these kinds of things happen. >> reporter: the general's affair with his biographer paula broadwell was revealed in the course of an fbi investigation. according to her website, she of embedded with him in afghanistan from july, 2010 to july, 2011. general petraeus has been married for nearly 40 years to holly

. >> to hurt us down the road. (. >> (both together) thank you. (cheers and applause) >> jon: wow, what the hell was that? on foreign policy it appears that all that's left for the presidential race is this one model. i mean, at least we still get our choice of color but it's the same model! (laughter) what the hell's romney up to? the whole debate was a tour of bizarro land. here's romney on the afghanistan withdrawal. >> well, we're going to be finished by 2014 and when i'm president we'll make sure we bring our troops out by the end of 2014. >> jon: 2014 withdrawal date no matter what! that's barack obama's plan! (laughter) the weird part is, it never used to be romney's. >> announcing a withdrawal date, that was wrong. the taliban may not have watches but they do have calendars. >> jon: calendars? i meant colanders. they have colanders. (laughter) and did i say withdrawal date was wrong? i meant right! (laughter) how about iraq? >> governor romney, was the war in iraq a good idea worth the cost in blood and treasure we have spent? >> it was th

this is the leading edge of our developing nor'easter, which is still well south of us down off the carolina coast. going to begin to have a more significant effect around here after our election evening. right now it's still forming and developing here well off north carolina, couple of hundred miles out at see, but this thing will make a closer approach through the day tomorrow, into tomorrow night, and won't really get out of here until early thursday morning. so both your evening commute tomorrow night, and your morning commute on thursday on the roads, could be impacted. keep that in mind. it's not out of the question we could see some school delays or eastern early letouts tomorrow afternoon, but especially i think thursday morning could be some delays. going to be a lot of winds remaining in the wake of this thing as we go into the day on thursday. still a very windy, very cold weather scenario. so let's look at that future trend, and look at that setup timing-wise. this thing will continue to move itself up the coast, and as we go forward here, you can see as we push into tomorrow, h

you might see us down here on north main. >> reporter: with a store. >> with a store yeah. >> reporter: walnut creek expects to recover the $100,000 it spent building the kiosk in a year. with rents and other fees. >> we hope to get great opportunities for new businesses and revenue for the city as well as. >> reporter: well, the pop-up retailers have a very narrow window to make money to prove themselves. they are only down here until december 31. allen, liz? >> the biggest complaint i hear is that shopping malls all the stores all the stuff is the same. it sounds like they are stuff is a little different. >> actually they are offering something a little different if you want a dog puppet, they have it. >> it's tops on my list. i was going to get that for you. >> oh, secret santa just revealed. [ laughter ] >> thanks. >>> coming up, are you sold by a sale sign? would you rather pay lower prices every day? >> well, we're live at a store that got rid of sale signs altogether. coming up, why today's turnout is a good indicator that consumers want their sales. ♪ [ music ] >> rejected! by

d,uses are destroyed, power lines are down, the destruction is everywhere. >> pelley: anna, it was just earlier today that the mayor insisted that the marathon would go on. word that he has canceled it now is just reaching the runners where michelle miller is tonight. michelle? >> reporter: scott, that is definitely the case. we spoke to a group of irish runners who arrived just today. they are furious. they say they spent some $30,000 to fly over here today. they understand what the people are going through but they just believe that postponing the race this late in time was just the wrong decision. some 47,000 runners were expected to compete on sunday but critics say that starting the race in staten island, a place so devastated by the storm was insensitive and that it would be a drain to vital emergency services. mayor bloomberg originally insisted it would not be but then the public outcry grew louder and louder-- from victims, from city officials even from some runners. and then this, from the mayor. >> reporter: scott, this is the first time, it's history, that the new york city

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. >> thanks for bringing us down, tucker. >> no, it's friday. i'm in a good mood. this is what i to. we have some cloud cover and two or three sprinkles south and east of the city. i think the trend will be a lot of sunshine today and a little warmer than yesterday. so check, check, check. and the weekend looks good too. >> you should stop right now. >> okay. it is cold outside. looking at our radar, we are looking at a little bit of shower activity south and east of d.c. down across southern maryland, all associated with a little bit of cloud cover. down towards cambridge, you might be getting a light shower. that will be the worst of it. generally sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-50s. more sunshine and warmer air. >> just in time for the weekend. >> let's check in with julie wright. >> i don't know about you. but i heard friday. early this morning, we had the crews out in place doing some roadwork. this is tying up your commute as you work your way outbound across the key bridge. this is where we have the work zone. this traffic is very light this morning

completed down to piers 30-32 which can easily accommodate the fire boats, it would be a great maritime use down there and would be a great facility for the fire department. >> just a quick question. does this match the timing needs for the fire department? >> actually, as you're well aware, supervisor kim, we've met with you and we've been producing this project. right now currently, if we went our own road at pier 22-1/2, we'd be getting done around the end of 2017 which is basically the same time as this project. >> thank you. >> that would be perfect. any other questions? >> none. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i also will keep my comments brief and out of respect for your time. but i'm carla johnson, the interim director with the mayor's office on disability. and as you understand, we are the city's overall a-d-a coordinator here to make sure that all of our city programs and services and facilities comply with americans with disabilities act. and part of our role is actually to perform an architectural access plan review of important city projects as they come

bill karins is live for us down in democracy plaza. not a bad gig.ood morning, bill. >> good morning, veronica. the sun is coming up on the east coast. this will be the scene for nbc news, the place to be and the place to watch as we go throughout tuesday night. this place will be mobbed, democracy plaza. the ice rink in the bottom, it's actually a map of the united states. lit be filled with red or blue depending on who wins what states as they're called on nbc news. >>> we have issues with the forecast, too. not so much for election day. we are watching the storm system diving down through the middle of the country. it will impact the southeast throughout election day. today's forecast, 93 in l.a. today. tall cold air where people are recovering from sandy, a very cold period after the storm. now this next storm is on its heels. your election day forecast, as far as turnout in the swing states, i don't expect a lot of impact out there, a wintery mix in wisconsin. that's not going to cause any problems. as we go through our nor'easter on wednesday n

to your to your first question i think it's going to help keep us down somewhat we can't say for sure that there's not going to be some cataclysmic event that's going to precipitate flight out of the dollar or scare out of especially longer term bonds of the u.s. but in the lower tenors it's definitely t. bills and maybe up to two three five years these bonds are definitely going to have . some support from all these new measures that are coming into play and as to the second part of your question it's difficult for me at least to think that some of this is an intentional if you look at japan and i know the west has looked at japan for years they have this incredible debt to g.d.p. ratio and a lot of people have been made foolish over the last ten years predicting their imminent decline so and they're a culture which the local population saves a tremendous amount of their money in the government bonds and so i think some of this is forced. you talked about the regulatory cliff you could also think of it as a forced savings cliff where people are being herded into government securities