and in continue to 12 years china will make us look like small timers. and it is off our back. >> but if we do something dramatic with china is there a danger we just ignite a trade war at a very difficult time for the world economy? >>guest: i would love a trade war with china because if we did no business with them we would save a lot of money. when you talk about even trade, they have devalued their currency, totally devalued the currency and i buy many products from china and the, and because i have no choice, the american companies cannot compete because they have devalued their currency. now we have fallen into the trap. we are devaluing our currency in order to compete. what that will do is instability in this country, a loaf of bread will cost $20 pretty soon, a candy bar will cost $10 and people are going to see, and look what is happening with oil. our lifeblood. oil is going through the roof. that is a combination of china and opec laughing at us. >> you are taking a strong line there, trade war with china, you don't mind it, but that's the

and let us look at the environmental protection fees. 55 to 45% and prop 27 which went directly to prop 20 and if they ghost past which one would've had the most votes but it does not appear the case, caught 28 passes and prop 27 failed and that will have given it the right to withdraw from districts of two elected officials now failing. it appears that prop 20 will pass and prop 20 will fail. >> we're hearing that distort 3 and the member of assembly has now been elected to congress representing districts rate to 32 puritans sorry and let us take a look now at the numbers for the united states senate. this is barbara boxer hill as i've been telling you is reelected and she is already being called a winner of with all of the numbers even and she is, and has already been declared into the fourth term. this is considered one of the toughest races of her entire career and is the fourth term. this is her first attempt at running for public office and she ran on a campaign and she was a conservative through out and she is supported by the tea

mainly clear skies in the mountains, to the north of us, and to the south of us. look for abundant sunshine at 6:45 this morning. 37-48 degrees. why range of temperatures this afternoon expected. 63 degrees. nighttime lows around 30 degrees to the west, 38 in the district. colder temperatures in the mountains in the '20s. let's do an update on the commute with lisa baden. >>> hwy crews still working on the alternate vacaville palladian it -- between galanter and university boulevard. you will see the flashing lights. traffic down to one lane. 66 westbound after glebe road, a construction of a tool 267. heading on to the beltway on 66, working in both directions right now. back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news from greenbelt, investigators searching for dunakin who shot at an off-duty police officer an.searching for a dunakgunm the suspect approached and demanded his wallet. they exchanged gunfire. he fled the scene. the officer was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> president obama is meeting with leaders from the world's 20 largest economies after meeti

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some of us look in the mirror and know the truth. but would you rather take that chance, i don't want to take that chance, man. i just -- i would hate for anybody to say, you know what, i don't want it, have it not done and have us miss it. >> mike: your book is great i.t. called "is it just me or is it nuts out there?" i'm going to talk more about the book including the cover which i find amazingly funny. more of whoopi goldberg within he's single and i'm going to introduce you in two weeks so whiten your teeth. no coffee. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white toothpaste removes up to 80% surface stains in just two weeks. hi. [ female announcer ] for a noticeably whiter smile. crest 3d white toothpaste. my professor at berkeley asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomi have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of algae. algae a amazing little critters. they secrete oil, which we could turn into biofuels. th

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host: let us look at "the washington post." in the republican national committee, the political director resigns and takes aim at steele. at the time line -- rnc will vote in january for chairman. we will see that play out. "the new york times" also writes about the registration letter -- resignation letter that criticizes michael steele and pointedly questioned his credibility. let's go to chicago, illinois. rose, good morning. caller: i have a little issue with c-span. c-span has had on a couple of tea party-only call-ins throughout this past year. now you are asking about leadership and how many republicans or tea party people call in, continue to bash nancy pelosi as murdoch has done since the nancy pelosi has taken a gamble. let's ignore that. how many tea party leaders are -- how many tea party primaries knocked out republicans? now we are talking about speaker pelosi and the leadership is republicans and the primary is knocked out the republicans, the tea party did this. where are the tea party leaders? host: let me ask

use it. think of what bargaining power and airline would have. the airline would say, look, you are going to be a spoke on our operation and use charge high prices. we do not really need you. -- and use charge high prices. but we do not really need you. we have our main line network. that is the kind of competitive marketing response that an airline would have to be sure they are not paying monopoly prices to use rural airlines -- airports. you've got to look at a way to have an overall bargaining unit to negotiate with the habit to have "competitive prices," because if they charge prices that are too high, no one will use it. or if there are possibilities for competition to exist -- i'm not saying that privatization of the highways is a slam dunk, but i think that people can overlook the problems currently with the system and they are not being addressed. that is why in in favor of exploring a change. host: clifford winston, author of "last exit, privatization and deregulation of the u.s. transportation system" and a senior fellow in the economics of the program at the bro

let us look at future track. in the 5:00 hour and in the morning you can see all of this heavy rain pushing into the north bay almost to that golden gate. it is pushing in net 7:00 with very heavy rainfall and it is going to continue into the north bay and also into the night o'clock hour bay area wide. missing some pretty decent rainfall. it is safe to taper off in even see a couple lingering cells but then we agreed to see clear skies and clear skies in terms of grain with little showers as possible. here's what the rainfall is one to look like. at to half an inch in the east bay and a little bit more down the senate raise the rain is looking a little more intense than that previous computer model run. let us look at the it forecast on sunday it is getting a bit cooler with the rainfall ended dryness on monday with the chance of rain on tuesday just for the north bay but after that we are set up in a week or so. we'll be right back after this. . 0 + social number consents are getting failing grades. they tell u

and those agencies who are the only ones looking out for us, the oil industry isn't able to look out for us, are unable to move ahead and protect us. and mms is just one example, and we have to make sure that we don't paper over the solution and come up with something that looks good on paper but, in fact, doesn't fully protect us. the other -- the good news here, though s that we actually can do something. oil is a very precious resource. it's really remarkably useful stuff. and yet we waste it incredibly. i'm looking at these lightbulb here. you know, we waste energy, 90 better of the energy that goes swoosh 90% of the energy that goes into lightbulbs is wasted. 80% of the energy in the oil of our cars is wasted energy, wasted heat. we can change all of that and dramatically cut our oil use. the cool thing here, and it actually is, we're actual pretty amazing that using technologies ha we have today we can probably cut our oil use easily by half over the next couple decades. we're pushing, and we're waiting thousand for the president and the administration to announce the next round

about the overall distinction relative to using distinct roof forms to get right knee and appearance, and somewhat an idea of what its physical totality might look like. i do not want to criticize the effort. i know the difficulty of getting physical consensus. it would be easier for us if we have been updated along the way of what you're doing. it would help us to think along with you, raise certain questions or issues to kind of in rich what you have to offer to the dialogue. >> maybe we can develop a way of involving the commission more. again, there are other pieces of it that are still being discussed. >> it is inevitable that with some of the larger uses, you will have the same old boring buildings, and even though they might do green stuff inside, they will look as old and boring as it always is, and i think this is an opportunity to change a corridor in the city, and as people look down, they will see something that they get excited by. while we support you in the general motion, very important to keep in mind that there are other expertises, at least on my part. >> understood. commissioner antonini: i think this legislation is doing som

let us look in "the new york post" had lied. headline.hat is what "the new york post close what is going well. let us look at "the guardian," one of the newspapers internationally that had access to these cables and see how they are covering its. -- it. of the top stores pulling out of this, king of the oil from saudi arabia repeatedly urged the united states to attack iran to destroy its nuclear program, according to u.s. diplomatic cables leaked. go to savannah, georgia. dad, democratic caller. caller: how are you? i do think it will hurt u.s. diplomacy in the future. just because it, it's kind of puts arica's face -- i don't know, not in a good position. i do think in the future, other countries will look at us and say, a little bit high schoolish where people are talking behind each other behind each oth's back. it really does not bring anything to the table, because in the and we still just need to talk with each other and come to some sort of conclusion. that is basically it. there is really no point to wikileaks -- because it was w

use? what if that legislation is passed? >> the legislation looking at commercial uses identifies broadcasting bands at good candidates for reallocation. they believe they need an incentive option to carry out that reallocation. the administration supports the idea of incentive options. next year, the administration will be putting forth legislation to deal with that issue, as well as issues that we think will speed up the process of federal agencies making their spectrum available more quickly. with federal agencies, they would be greatly aided if they had resources to do up front plans from research and development, if necessary, to be able to plant more forcefully for a possible reallocation -- plan more fruitfully for a possible reallocation. >> i think i have this right. 100 megahertz of the 115 that you have look at comes from the department of defense. what is the department of defense's reaction to losing some of their dedicated spectrum? >> the 100 megahertz you are talking about, we have protected the department of defense. one of the large

us. >> looks like it will be transition week for cooler weather. a little rain on sunday. >> thanks for joining us. that is going to do it for "abc 7 news." >> "who wants to be a

let us take a look of the rainfall totals.nd to increase these in the mountains because the heaviest could be in the south with one-inch and 2 1/4. through saturday, and three-quarters to the celtic, the east bay, the central bay and the north bay. to take a look of the kron 4 kron 4 7 day around the bay it is going to be a wet, cold, windy weekend. especially on saturday and snowfall totals! will drop on 3,000 ft. we might see a dusting to the old diablo range. and perhaps even more to the east. like tahoe will get plenty of snowfall. - lake tahoe. and thursday, conditions look great, sunny, mild, a great rebound. them as early winter storm in the upper elevations of the sierra nevada has ski resorts starting dates open earlier. 7 7 >> and world news, president obama is ratified a new nuclear arms treaty. and to delay this, he said we're not talking about politics is a matter of national security. >> as ronald reagan said we have to trust and also verified in order for us to verify, we have to have the treaty. this new treaty

state and partly cloudy skies for the rest of us and we could see the clouds increase to the west of us. look at how this is breaking apart. it's lifting to the north east, it's skirting the state. spotty showers tonight and clouds for the rest of us and it pulls out of here and here's another storm moving our way. this is going to bring in more rain and we could have more rain on tuesday. the rain will pick up into the afternoon house and the center of the storm gets close. it will stake until monday morning for it to get out of here and when it does, we'll connect to the cooler air and we'll then head into the second half of the week. and the forecast comes together like this. on the water, turning to the east at five to ten knots and nice forecast and 41 degrees and partly cloudy otherwise and the clouds are breaking up into the day tomorrow. we'll get back up to 60 degrees and another mild one and then, the next storm coming our way and it's not until that storm wraps up and pulls out of here that it will connect. and we'll have a chance for a shower or two and we have flurries thursday n

in fact they had this statement that they gave us, look what the toy we industry says. there is no credible scientific evidence that any child has ever been halled by the presence of pvc in children's toys. and pvc has been suggested could be connected to brain cancer or immune disorders or other disorders. this group that is working with the teamsters, they have enlisted a grandmother who took on love canal and inlisted doctors from mount sinai and george washington university. >>neil: she have been on a hunt for a while and given the movie pops department movie's popularity, it did not put a depth in ticket sales so what will it do now? wal-mart was spared. that has been sort of a union heavy. so, what happens now? >>reporter: in other words, where does the teamsters take their fight next? and what they are trying to do with the video, and the website, toxic toys, they are trying to get congress to act. so, the teamsters also trying to spoil and derail the kkr's i perform o for toys toy next year and they say this could complicate the ipo and say that on the web site.

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look at our policies towards other countries. it is the reason that other countries do hate us. i'm a diehard american, i have been in the military and i fight for my country. but we need to look at the way we have been engaged we do not need to be all supportive of israel, and i look to the palestinian people, and america needs to be the roughly their maybe people would stop attacking us because we need to be more fair and stop picking partners with our policies but be fair and balanced. guest: the caller raises an interesting question ended t -- and it has been a source of debate among counter-terrorism experts. do they hate us because of our values, or because of specific policies, in this conflict or the other? chances are that the answer is elite both -- really both. it is rarely ever the case that there is one answer to a complicated question to the administration is trying very, very hard to solve the israeli- palestinian question, for example, to encourage the indians and pakistanis to salt the conflict between them with regard to kashmir. as i say, the issue of what real

look forward to next generation of tools. while there is a lot going on with this generation of tools including direct assessment, using different types of pigs -- as their reference to in our world -- we are looking at what we can do to jump-start into the next generation of tools. supervisor mirkarimi: you are referring to that robotic greater than is looking for breaches in the infrastructure radar? >> yes, they are pieces of equipment looking for leaks. every pig is different depending on when you're looking for. supervisor mirkarimi: the reason i am asking, it is not too uncommon to have nonprofits that are not of competing interests. less partisanship and the nonprofit world on these questions, one that is focused strictly on public safety and making sure all the right materials are being effectively applied. i assume that is the quest of pipeline 2020? >> yes, that is correct. it is all about the integrity of the system. supervisor mirkarimi: i did not hear this, as it relates to san francisco, steel versus plastic? >> in today's world, plastic is used for distribution systems which generally operate at 60 pounds or less.

let us take a look on a future cast. you can see on to the north, that there's not a lot of rainfall. however, it will pick up this moisture in this band of clouds. and it will bring summer rain to the bay area. let us take a look. not a lot of moisture with scattered activity. as we look into the overnight hours. with this stream of moisture of short this will put this into the bay. at noon. this moisture-will be entering into the bay area and through this evening. by midnight on saturday, widespread. with areas of heavy rain and that it. 4:00 p.m.-4:00 a.m., it will continue the shower activity until 10:00 a.m.. and then a saturday afternoon. pockets of rain on saturday as well and or rainfall totals expected. from saturday, all the way from the mountains will be hit the hardest. have your filtering in. and with up to 1 in. and one- quarter in the santa cruz mountains. and with the heavier-filtering and. and kron 4 7 day around the bay the wet weather to the weekend, cool temperatures, windy. snow fall could drop to 3,

look. with storms expected later, tire chains could be required. and to bring us closer to home. xpecting the shower on/off. with snowfall even in the bay area. watch out for that especially tomorrow. the good news is that once we pass this storm, thanksgiving looks beautiful! still cool, with temperatures in the upper 50s. >> and we are going to say goodbye to stanford, to take game, 113th the final game before the retrofitting. of the stadium. it will be cool, windy, what, so take all of your yea der. and to be premiered four your elements to take your gear. an indoor and of that would be the auto show. event. the more green/hybrid >> that is going to wrap things up, and for all of us, thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow, to get the latest news tonight at 9:00 p.m. 7 7

but i'm sure you understand how carefully we control those things. >> but the point was made to us, look, you're asking us to do a job out here on the northwest frontier, but you're not giving us the technology we need. is there a case of we could be doing more to help them on the military front? >> well, i think we will always be careful in selling advanced technology and to many nations around the world. and, of course, we will have to be careful in this case. >> can i just answer that we are getting by the e.u. export regime and some of the other regimes the foreign secretary was saying. president czar da by has been worried about the keg ration of equipment among the pakistani armed forces. some of that relates to very sophisticated technology, some of it is more basic. the ministry of defense got a review on what help they can give to pakistan across the board, a i number of areasot just provision of equipment. >> the pakistani state or some of its agencies were involved in setting up the taliban in afghanistan. they did so at that time with western support. because they were used a

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. >>> we see them all the time, but very few of us look closely.ept for kristen, who has some interesting facts about our state flags. ♪ >> reporter: "remember the alamo." those words honor the outnumbered defenders who died fighting the mexican army in 1836. but from that defeat came the birth of texas. first as an independent republic. then as our 28th state. >> what's unique about the flag of texas is how much texans love their state and their flag. but they have reason to feel proud of that flag. >> reporter: the star symbolizes unity. it's also why texas is nicknamed "the lone star state." the five points are said to represent the ideal characteristics of a texan -- loyalty, prudence, fortitude, broadmindedness, and righteousness. texas values are also embodied in the flag's bold colors. red for courage, white for purity and liberty and blue for loyalty. >> i think they're happy to be americans. but there's that whole texas pride, and what you see on that flag is the independence of texas. >> reporter: tipping my hat to texas, i'm kristen, wit

up-grade cycle among businesses is going to remain supportive, and the overall sector outlook to us looks pretty strong. >> tom: and you also like consumer staples here, which is an interesting traditional defensive play. a proxy for this is the consumer exchange rated fund, x. l.p. why get defensive with consumer staples. >> we like a mix like i.t., because these are it's things you buy in all economic environments. the consumer staples sector has lagged the overall market. there is a high dividend payout this year as well in that sector, so we think that the combination of the dividend payout and the high exposure to emerging markets which a source of strength in the world economy, provides support to this sector. >> tom: if there is one commonality, it is the search for dividends and income, and you like that directly with the utility space. with the x. l.u. utility selector spider exchange traded fund. do you expect much capital preesh or depreciation as you're collecting the dividend checks? >> yeah. dividends have been really the source of earnings for holders in the utility space.

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time for another look at the forecast. >> tom ihere to tell us yule about it.ood morning to you. >> prfect weather for the outdoor events and ceremonies here for this veterans day, 2010. and starting off with a clear sky. astronomers are loving this. we've had these clear nights the last several nights. the autumn consolations are up there. just a regular telescope. you can s the horsehead nebula in the orion constellation. there is the washington monument on this veteransay morning. right now 46 at natnal airport. and we have a slight north/northwesterly breeze, elsewhere temperatures are rather cold. it's in the mid 30s, shenandoah valley andround the blue ridge. weather watchers are reporting there this morning closer to washington it's a bit milder. in the upper 30s and nearby suburbs. and near the bay near 50. away from the waters gets in the 40s. southeastern virginia in the upper 40s. in the mountains, cold. in the upper 20s and 30s there in many locations. we've got this clear sky thanks to this huge ridge of high pressure that's in place again for toda

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however much they use the is not cost them anything. you might look at a cellular operator who is trying to be patient using 50 times less capacity to run -- who is trying to beat each patient -- be efficient using 50 times less capacity to run a voip operation. we believe people ought to have access to whatever they want on the internet. we think there needs to be a mechanism so the consumer can understand what did they are using up a lot of bandwidth for this application or a little. my analogy is today -- to a car. i need to know how much i can use from my gas gauge. i need to know how much capacity i am using up at a given time. you cannot complicate a own -- complicate a phone much. can we put in some measures so that that will cause application developers to be more each fission. lot of developers -- developers to be more efficient. this will impact the people who are using large amounts. that is the way i look at net neutrality. >> you said wireless provider should not be subject to the same net neutrality rules at wired lines. does it help the

let's look at some of the stories we'll be following this afternoon. pat lawson muse joins usith a preview. >> hi, barbara. this afternoon on news 4 at 4:00, a bride calls off the wedding at the last minute but doesn't let all that planning go to waste. we'll tell you about that ory. seems like everywhere you go these days people are talking about eating local. well, now this idea of eating fresh and healthy can be found in a ve unexpected place, the school cafeteria. we'll tell you exactly where. those stories are new tonight starting on news 4 at 4:00. barbara? >> all right, pat. thank you. we'll be looking forward to seeing you then. > time for a final check of the forecast with tom. >> we are getting a little sunshine now breaking out here in washington and throughout parts of maryland. but it's been actually quite sunny throughout much of virginia overthe last several hours. as a result, temperatures there are milder but here under the generally cloudy cover here in washington it's still right in the low 50s as well as in prince george's and montgomery countys and fairfax

look younger. we started by choosing a lighter shade of lipstick for linda. we usedchanel rouge coco in chintz and something that is lighter, actually looks a little bit fuller. something that's darker will recede. >> that's universal rule? >> a universal rule, indeed. >> so you did that. then in the middle? >> we put a little bit of clear gloss, and that again, creates an optical illusion that makes the center look a little bit fuller and the whole mouth appear to be fuller. >> very good. her cheeks. she has much more dramatic cheekbones when you add the blush. >> it's like a little face-lift. helps create those cheekbones. we use this nars blushing duo. and we took the bronzer. put the bronzer all the way up the cheek 3 bone and then the blush, just pop of color right in the middle. just warms up your whole face. >> and the eyes seem to be very light and bright. is that accomplished with eye shadow. >> actually we did it with liners. we used two different liners. we used a smashbox peach colored liner on the inner rim of her eye. and what that does is counteracts r

kron4 news is stanley roberts takes a look of people using time limits and city streets. >> you may not this but there's a time limit for anybody opening a car door in of lane of traffic. it does not give enough time for a wardrobe change nor does it give me the time to check your phone. the time limit only gives you time to do one thing and one thing only. i know you're thinking, and if you have never heard of the time on that will actually and is not i numbered time limit. you see the vehicle code is similar to opening and closing the dooryou cannot only leave a door open note necessary it then it opening at four it moving passengers per it the second you open the door you better get busy tried to call it. you cannot just chill. but many do. well we of the subjects of cars to be no one of the most dangerous things for bike riders is car doors? because careless drivers and passengers pullover and pop up in the doors without checking to see anybody is coming. it is their responsibility of dish driver or the passenger with an opening door to make sure it is safe to do so. so open your do