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on the show tonight, hillary clinton looks us to the left dick cheney looks us in the eye, and sony tells us to look away. jeb bush gave a typical commencement speech filled with life lessons for the students of the university of south carolina. the big moment came in an interview aired sunday on miami's abc affiliate. it was an interview in which bush said he would make public one quarter million e-mails from his time as governor. he was asked about his business dealings last week including the private equity pie bush has stuck his fingers in. bush's response about a potential mitt romney problem. >> we are creating jobs and expanding business. i am not ashamed of that at all. i think that practical experience may be useful in washington dc. it is all in a bubble. >> what does the jeb bush interview tell us? >> i don't think that answer is particularly compelling and i think he will have a problem on some dimension if he decides to run. this performance was, and i know you will have more to say about it, was a tour de force. it was great. he is a towering figure when he compares to the p

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that means for us, looks like a lot of sunshine for the second half of our week. take you to tonight a few high clouds mainly clear, waking up in the 30s across many locations in the morning. by 4:00 sunday tracking temperatures once again topping out in the mid to upper 50s. overnight lows in the bay area 29. 30 in santa rosa. 38 in richmond. 34 in concord and falling to 33 in livermore xg. 57 high tomorrow in santa rosa. same in san jose and santa cruz with a high of 58. tomorrow it is a chilly starting off with patchy frost in the valley with lots of sunshine mid to upper 40s lots of sunshine and mid 50s along the coast. tuesday will drop to the mid to low 50s. looking dry and sunny and also looking seasonable with 50s on the board as we welcome 2015 we'll do it under dry conditions lots of sunshine come friday still total sunshine on the way, mid to upper 50s and this time next week a little bit milder with high cloud in the afternoon, cool tomorrow no rain the next seven days and temperatures a bill bitcoint cool to end the month of december. >> got it. thank

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used in cases like this. they say they now conclude that north korea was behind it. three things. number one, they say looking at the actual computer program that was embedded into sony to steal this stuff, the mal wear. it bears digital fingerprints and lines of code to programs they know were used by north korea in the half. that's the first. the second thing is the computers themselves. the computer hardware. traces back to known computer addresses in north korea and thirdly the tools used were very similar to a known north korean attack on the south korean economic sector last year. south korean banks and media outlets which they attributed to north korea. that's the essence and you quoted the part i believe was tacked on by the white house. it's not fbi speak. it sounds like the administration where they say what north korea did falls outside the bounds of acceptable state behavior and that tees up and begs the question of what the administration will do in response. a couple of things to add here. there is no mention anywhere about any help. that is something that the cyber world has been buzzing about

we live in a time when the right filter can make any of us look as if we have a clue to do with the rightter. there is this photograph, taken by peter licken entitled "f "phantom." he has now sold four of the most expensive photographs ever. one observer said, quote, wow, what an incredible waste of money. just another example that beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder. for our pop culture lead, or in the hip pop lead, if you had one shot or one opportunity to seize everything you wanted, would you capture it or let it slip? if you're the u.s. agency for international development or usaid and you were infiltrating the cuban hip-hop lead, it would be lead it slip. the u.s. agency spent more than two years trying to break into the world of cuban hip-hop with the hope of starting a youth revolt. not only did the undercover plot not yield results and force some artists to move out of cuba and threaten the country's thriving hip-hop scene, this is not the first time that the usaid has failed to rally the communist regime. joining me from havana, cuba, how exactly was this supposed to work

city and thank the work by the task force and many of the activists in the community that urged us to look at open source and other alternatives to what some call a monopoly system by the dominant voting systems. >> so we have a motion on the floor and have public comment too. >> >> and commissioner crews wants to add something. >> i just wanted to thank supervisor -- i'm sorry commissioner mar for bringing this forward as an item for lafco to look at. i would just make one suggestion in terms of timing to mr. fried is that as we think about 2015 and your involvement with the department of elections and perhaps we will want to do a pause on the undergrounding report if necessary just to engage department of elections as it pertains to the open source voting job. do you have any thoughts on that? >> yeah, i actually thought about that and i agree with you there is a need to work with the department of elections. i was watching the hearings in the board process and closer to november they have an election and their time is spent on that. i will figure out to get the information from them ear

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all of this is swinging in toward us. look for a cloudy day, breezy to windy at times. but the heavier rain rates will be to the north. 50s and 60s on your temps. this is a last in the series. it will be a far cry from those we have seen in the last few weeks as we go into saturday and then expect for fog it will be very nice to warm. down right warm for the coast. pamela. >> thank you, steven. >>> more fallout from the sony hacking scandal. coming up in 20 minutes how the u.s. may punish north korea and the warning for other big companies around the world. >> it's a painkiller you probably have taken for headaches. but up next the new evidence that suggests it may also help you live a longer life. my son, aden, has asthma. secondhand smoke has triggered his asthma so bad to the point where he has to end up in the emergency room. and he has spent multiple nights in intensive care. now he's on a whole bunch of medications. my tip to you is: don't be shy to tell people not to smoke around your kids. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> it's 4:52. a man angry with a gov

the good staff work to present to them what their idea would look like in terms of an overall program offering and the rates we would use to support that program would be. it would be that sort of a process i think that i would be looking forward to. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. just quickly i think the main objectives should be to move this quickly, as quickly as possible, just to provide some context for why joint meetings have happened before to be honest is really to keep pressure on the public utilities commission. our experience with this project has been that unless we're in the same room hearing directly from them about what their concerns are the experience in the past has been that new set of concerns would come up, and so it was really about having both agencies in the room so that we could on the same page. if people feel there is no longer a need to do that i am open to do that but i am surprised to see if things have changed and we don't need that anymore so i am open to what counsel said but i would also say this i would have a problem if we can't do a joint meeting

the question for the last couple of days is how close will the low be to us. looks like the models the storm stays south and exits the coast around northern georgia. in this case we'll stay dry and get cloud cover later in the day saturday and saturday night. there's a less likely track that the storm could turn farther north, but in that scenario we'll get a brush of light precipitation, it could be a snow, but only a coating. we're going for a high of 44. brisk and chilly, feeling like the 0s this afternoon. -- -- 30s. 43 tomorrow less wind. saturday, 40 degrees, sunday, winter officially arrives in the evening. 44 degrees, monday, 48. tuesday, mild and cloudy, 54. christmas eve we have a storm cutting past us to the west that puts us on the warm side which means we get mild. 58 degrees, doesn't look like a great travel day there will be rain around. santa with a slicker and shorts. >> reporter: yes, matt. >> 5:39 a hollywood actor admits to sexually abusing young girls decades ago. >>> a family thought their home movies were lost to the jersey shore years ago, th

more of an area wide approach to the cumulative needs in the area, and commissioner weiner asked us to look at particularly the transit reliability issues and kim asked us to look at the district wide issues, that might also warrant attention. and all of the work that is being identified and the potential projects will flow into things that we have a core capacity project and transit core capacity project and things that will improve the liability and the capacity, in all three of the systems bart and cal train, and muni of course, and in addition, the transit service, across the bay bridge is a very strong focus of the work. and we are aus looking at safety and freeway management and ways to get more out of the system that we have already. >> freeway corridor is a new initiative that will focus on the 101 and the 280 freeways and the bay bridge and looking at new ways to provide new information to travelers and to provide for a car pool lane and the car pool facility that will coordinate with the plans, and santa clara and provide for a better balance, between and the management of the tra

this is us. look at what we did. call attention to themselves. is this just so against the way they operate? >> actually, it's quite typical in terms of their tactics when something is done outside seas or outside of their country they've used this tactic before. their submarine sunk a vessel some years ago. although they never took responsibility for it. the sony hack in that sense is like that. if they did a test in their own territory it's hard for them not to take credit for it. but this is typical the way they operate. >> how series of serious of a threat is this? are there other soft targets that they may be thinking of already? what concerns new this area? >> you there has always been a concern in the united states about soft targets whether it's private sector, financial industry, infrastructure, key infrastructure, and i think there have been a lot of efforts in the past to really harden those facilities. sunny pictures is clearly a soft target. another thing we have to remember while this was an attack against a particular movie they're

that brings us to look who is talking. carl rove says the cia techniques if question helped keep the american people safe. >> we aren't going to convince the hard lived but we need to remind the american people those not part of the hard lift these techniques worked for a dark moment in our country to keep our country safe. president bush who not have said what he said on this country he was not personal experience we know publically about how one example about how the techniques helped us kill osama bin laden. >> the cia report considering the potential backlash is it worth releasing it? log on to the "fox & friends first" facebook page after the show of a live debate. it's #keep talking. >> the ntsb searching for crews where a small plane crashed into a home exploding into a massive fireball. >> all three people on board were killed as well as a mother and two young sons living inside the home outside of washington, d.c. they died from smoke inhalation. the ntsb says it is too early to blame a bird strike. >> the massive

look up in chattanooga tennessee, the gig. that's the first city wide major public brand ban network for the citizen reef the community. it gives us the picture of where we need to goally. >> >> and this report doesn't encompass but but it's the launch point to get there right away so i urge you to look up the gig in chattanooga and check it out what is possible because it's an amazing situation where they're getting enough revenue from the system that it's not really costing a lot to taxpayers or ratepayers. this is a program that's cheaper than what we already pay for over a gig wat of connection speed so please read that before jason gives the final report so we're ready to go on the next step of getting community public brand ban to the -- broad ban to the entirety of san francisco. this is the same as eisenhower's highway system. it's the public internet system, instead of private internet system so please be check it out. thanks. >> okay. i look forward to that. any other member of the public to comment? okay. we will close public. [gavel] and go to the next item. >> chair avalos can i thank gene cleanon and one of the activ

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some of us looking at some very thick fog. i want to show you that on our fog map. you can see the darker grays right along 880. this is a popular thoroughfare. things start to clear up into redwood city. we have fog and clouds but don't have any rain. you can even see in san francisco this morning the golden gate bridge was socked in about an hour ago. high pressure will build in as we head through the day today. dry today, dry for tomorrow and even for all of date on wednesday we'll stay dry. our next storm system, most of the heavy rain will stay across parts of the sierra. we're going to get clipped by the tail end of this cold front. i think by about 8:00 we'll be done with the showery activity. we're only expecting a few hundreds of an inch of rainfall. if you're going to be traveling on the roads, you'll want to make sure you're taking it easy. my goodness, look at this live look we have. our cameraman right in the path of this front loader. not sure it's a front loader. they turned off the power and removed the light itself. the metering lights look like the

yes, just few clouds along the way, we've got quiet weather between systems, that actually lasts us, lookse, through the weekends. out to storm scan3, still see retreat of storm that's been passing us by now for the last few days, already, new system underway, this is the one that's expected to bypass our region to the south here, over the course of the weekend. but that we even look at nationwide zoom, and you probably start today hear the rumors about a storm system brewing into next week. and already, we're seeing some of the moisture that will eventually turn into that next large storm system, into next week. so, we want to get you through the next seven days here, especially if you have any travel plans, so we look ahead to tuesday, and specially into christmas eve itself. so we will have two pieces of energy basically that merge together, and depending on how they merge together, generally what we're expecting is heavy rain and wind for our area, but there will already be wet weather moving in in the form of rain both monday, tuesday, out ahead of the main piece of energy here. that

ample sunshine and a cold start for us. look at this. 3:00. a lot of clouds across the area. mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon. focus your attention down south, a little weak system that could spark a shower or two. and friday late chance of shower i do mean late. hagerstown the leading edge of that line it doesn't get here until late. friday for the most part daylight hours, we're dry. your impact forecast for tomorrow is indeed on the low side with temperatures ranging between 42 and 46 degrees. there's 48 degrees for friday with that chance of rain late. only 30%. it's 60 to 70% chance right now on saturday. saturday right now, is looking like the wet day. the change we have for our weekend right now, is the fact that sunday is now looking dry. we go from 50 saturday to 42 degrees, much cooler on sunday yes indeed. still a fairly nice weekend. dry day on sunday. another chance for showers as we get into the early part of next week. on monday right now, we stay in the 40s. what about the trend? the next 7-14 day a lot of folks asking me we have christmas and holidays coming

some of the parameters here on the severe for us look really good later today. 60s on your temps and the extended outlook is pretty wet today and tomorrow. clouds, showers and we'll keep it unsettled all the way into saturday and sunday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 4:51 is the time. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in washington, d.c.. the u.s. capitol christmas tree will be it will tonight. house speaker john boehner will host the ceremony on the west front of the capitol. the 88-foot tall white spruce from minnesota will remain it will from dusk until 11:00 p.m. each night through january 1st. the tree at 555 california street will also be it will tonight. american idol winner phillip phillips will perform at that ceremony. ronny lock is the events honorary chair. >>> 4:52 is the time right now. almost 100 people just might go over the edge in san jose today. coming up in 208 minutes why people are able to dangle from the marriott hotel 26 stories high. >> a teacher author and grandfather shot dead new details about the miser to use case and the efforts to catch his killer.

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