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telling us their personal stories. it affected how we did things. we now have a pretty robust a transition system that will get us 300 people down the list. there are people bitter about the transition. there are people in the room that i respect very much that thinkg that prop k is a better way to go. the next challenge is how to address commissioner maguires points? how do we regulate the service? it will benefit the customers and drivers by revitalizing the industry getting a lot of money back into it. there are lots of things that we can do. i will take this time to say, at our next board retreat i would like to dedicate time to taxis. it has taken us a long time to make the regulatory changes that we make today in a few meetings and now we are poised to make service changes. i councilman director reiskin to conclude this early in his term; there are a lot of things that can be done ranging from the proposal to close market street so the cabs can have a corridor that can use to a -- ranging to stealing from some of the best ideas from uber which we had before but we did not have before such as dispatch premiu

us. tell us a little bit about the organization. >> we're 30 years old now. we started with 14 farmers, and it has grown out to over 80. >> what is the mission of the organization? >> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores. we have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with usu on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you want. >> i am produce the that you have crushed this farmer's market challenge by a landslide. the first, we're going to have to tally of your shopping list and see what you actually spend that the farmer's market. >> and go for it. >> incredible. you have shown us how to make super healthy, refresh chapino from the farmers market on the budget, that for the whole

us tell us they haven't had thanksgiving dinner at home in years. >>> well, some grinch stole a beloved bay area holiday display. >> stealing from kids. >> coming up, the case of the missing penguins. >>> eat more and lose weight. but only if it's the right kind. the new way to look at dieting. >> do you recognize these people? >> huh-uh. >> it's not the sort of thing you would just toss away. why a search was launched for a bride and groom, because of the mementos that turned up in a bay area parking lot. >>> we are so much different on the radar tonight compared to last night when we had that heavy rainfall moving through. we have mainly clear skies outside. only a seven-day forecast but a 90-day forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. ,, at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those now. the westbound direction of 580 -- the maca -- >>> boy, what a traffic mess in oakland right now. the westbound direction of interstate 580, the macarthur freeway in oakland, was closed for hours after a shoot-out. it reopened about 20 minutes ago, but as you can see, it is still gridlocked. >>> a burglar suspect went on a rampage in pacific heights at an apartment building there, breaking windows and terrifying neighbors [ screaming ] >> police say this man was walking across the roof of several buildings at franklin and sacramento, trying to break in. one woman heard breaking glass and looked out the window to see the suspect directly below her, trying to smash in the door with a skateboard, so she called police. >> i called 911, please come. i don't want him to get in the building. i was afraid. >> police say the suspect appeared to be on drugs or possibly mentally ill. he was arrested and treated for cuts from the broken glass. >>> polic

us. tell us how obama won a second term? >> for a start, he is the incumbent president that puts him in a position of power. all through u.s. history incumbents have usually had the advanta advantage. obama campaigned on his achievements. health care reform, ended the war in iraq, decided to pull back in afghanistan and killed osama bin laden. he took the lead in managing the disaster. that was a winning move. obama also found support among the middle class, the biggest group of american voters. he said he would end tax cuts for the wealthy and give everyone access to health care. >> i guess the big question is what will the president's next four years look like? >> along with his main domestic challenge, the economy, he'll also have to face challenges abroad. iran and north korea are two nations his administration will need to address. he'll continue to pressure them to stop their nuclear development. but at the same time president barack obama will have to be very careful to avoid military conflicts. he knows very well that most americans are already wary after the longest wars in u.s. history in iran and afghanistan. >> you mentioned part of this question, but how will he handle relations with asia? >> well, obama said a year ago that he plans to shift attention to asia pacific region. he also said that the u.s. is a pacific nation. the key will be how he handles china which will soon have new leadership. he said there's room to cooperate with the world's second largest economy. but he's also promising to keep pressure to abide by international rules and stop manipulating its currency. many americans consider china and economic threat. they're also wear of its military expansion. obama will likely strengthen relations with u.s. allies such as japan to keep -- to help keep china in check. so whether japan soon has transfer of power and new demonstration or continues with the current administration under prime minister yoshihiko noda, the country will have to prepare for obama's second term. >> all right, thanks for that ma say i don't. >>> obama will likely need every day of his second term to get through the agenda he faces. we spoke more about the president's to-do list with professor mike mute soouk i can of george washington university. >> i think the number one priority will be on the domestic side dealing with the deficit issue, the entitlement programs and reaching out to the republican party to see if he can break the deadlock. in terms of foreign policy, it comes down to this, that the united states needs to be able to do more with less resources. there have been many president that is have come into office that wanted to focus on asia. it's a no-brainer that the asia pacific region is perhaps the most dynamic and important region for the united states. but you have to remember that the united states is a global power, and when there are new issues that emerge in the middle east or elsewhere, south asia, that need critical attention, then the united states will turn its focus to that part of the world and away from asia as we saw during the administration of george w. bush. but to the extent that it can focus on the asia pacific region, he is going to have to get more support, more contribution from asian friends and allies. that includes japan. and there is a big agenda in u.s.-japan relations. there's the okinawa issue, the future of defense cooperation, the territorial problems that japan has in the region, the transpacific partnership. i could go on and on. a lot of these issues the president will want to engage japan, but the big question facing the obama administration is that, is there a functioning strong government in japan so that he can work with that government to solve these very complicated issues. >> as the professor points out, there are a lot of challenges. nhk world's political reporter engine ohka wa has more. >> japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda has con gralt lated the u.s. president and promised his cooperation. the administration will also welcome obama's second term. the u.s. will maintain international policies including focus on asia oovmts problems remain for japan-u.s. plans. there is the plan to relocate futenma air station. the deployment of the as sproe aircraft is another sticking point. defense officials have yet to convince local populations to accept training flights over their neighborhoods. in okinawa people are calling for stronger controls on u.s. troops after the recent sexual assault of a woman by u.s. servicemen. on the economy japanese officials will be preparing a response should the u.s. press japan into joining free trade talks for the transpacific partnership. there may be friction if the u.s. insists japan drop its tariffs. but overall, obama's win should be good for japan. there's the chance of stronger u.s. ties. with china relation is gone sour over the senkaku islands conflict, that's sure to be reassures. june ohka wa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> leaders around the world wasted little time congratulating president's re-election. he said he's sure the u.s. and south korea will continue to develop their alliance. he added ties have gotten stronger and more dynamic than ever over the past four years especially because of a free trade agreement. a spokesperson for the presidential office said wednesday south korea will keep working closely with obama for peace and stability on the korean peninsula and northeast asia. >>> russian president vladimir putin sent obama a telegram congratulating him on winning a second term. the spokesperson declined to discuss the contents of the message but said he hopes the pe impact on russia's ties with the united states. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has congratulated obama. in a statement he said he'll continue to work with the u.s. president to ensure interests vital for the security of israel's citizens. the two are divided over how to deal with israel's. mahmoud abbas also released a statement saying he hopes obama will continue his efforts to achieve peace in the middle east. >>> the lead officials in charge of china are gathering in beijing to chart the country's future. the communist party is about to begin its transition of power. hu jintao and other leaders who had been at the top for a decade are stepping aside. the next generation is taking over. the 18th congress of the chinese communist party starts thursday. the meeting happens every five years. delegates will approve new policies and appoint new party leaders for the five years to come. chinese authorities waited until the eve of the congress to confirm details of this year's gathering. nhk world's michitaka yamaka in beijing has more. >> reporter: chinese communist party gathered in beijing's great hall of the people to make their long-awaited announcement. they said the national congress will start thursday and run for seven days. the meetings wraps up a ten-year-long, two-term rule of general secretary hu jintao and his associates. they led a nation that has become a global power. china is the world's second largest economy, but it has its share of problems. chinese worry about the widening income disparate between urban and rural areas. they are concerned about the environment and pollution and are angry about widespread corruption among local and national authorities. the case involving bow shin lie high lated this issue. party officials expelled the former head of chang congress city over accusations he abused his power and accepting bribes. he's expect pd to face criminal prosecution. his wife is already in jail for the murder of a businessman. congress nift party wanted to show they take this kind of case and other pressing issues seriously. they are expecting to incorporate the concept of scientific development in the party's action guidelines, the centerpiece of its platform. president hu back it is concept. it calls for sustainable approach to economic and social progress that takes into account the environment and the citizens. it will be up to the party's next generation of top members to promote scientific development. delegates to the congress will choose about 200 people to serve on the central committee. then officials will announce the new leader lineup which is expected to be headed by she jingping. sources close to the party say the number of political standing members will be reduced to seven from the current nine. the change is intended to speed up the decision-making process. party members will spend the coming days jockeying for position. then in a week people in china will find out who will lead them for the next five to ten years. michitaka yamaka, nhk world, beijing. >> michitaka and the rest of our team will be following the congress every step of the way and guiding us through the issues. stays with "newsline" for continuing coverage of china's transition of power. >>> cradle of culture. economic powerhouse. many enjoy the fruits of prosperity along the path to a new china. but millions are missing out. at a time of growing public discontent, members of the communist party are choosing their new leaders. news line kres spon depths will report. don't miss our special coverage, "china: the next generation" starting thursday, november 8 at 8:00 p.m. japan time here on "newsline." >>> one of japan's largest trading partners is the united states. yang gi canning is in the studio to tell us how barack obama's second term will affect economic ties between the two countries. >> japanese officials think economic ties are pretty much going to stay the way they are. business leaders are saying they want obama to tackle some of the pressing economic issues in and outside the united states. now that u.s. president barack obama has won the election, japanese gove

us. tell us why you deserve the jersey and you'll be entered to win. the winner is randomly selected and announced on game on saturdays at 7:00 this week, ray rice jersey. so good luck. ravens taking on the raiders this week. ray rice, great guy, great engineers. >> i we're just so happy we don't have to put -- great jersey. >> we're just so happy we don't have to put that on you today. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> derek is back with our area's only local newscast at 7:00. have a great weekend. >> good night, everybody.

. >> a poplar restaurant reopens and linda so joins to us tell us about the grand opening of the mount washington tavern it looks nice. >> reporter: it does. doors will open to the public at 5 tonight and we have a sneak peek of the newly rebuilt tank. you won't be disappoint -- tavern. you won't be disappointed. this is the work doesn't past years. owner had to rebuild it from the ground up after a devastating fire destroy the place on halloween last year. the tavern has a new design that's more open and easier to walk around in and has two rooms upstairs and an outdoor deck area. but you will see a lot offamiliar faces. the staff is the same. the coowner say it's been a lot of work but knew without a doubt they had to rebuild. >> the day of the fire, the builder who is a friend of oursas well as a tavern customer build an addition on my home was standing on the bridge before the sun came up with the fire and we looked at him and said there's no question we are going to rebuild. i mean it's all we know. >> reporter: doors open tonight at 5 for din erin it will be open for normal busin

where, they don't tell us who, and they don't tell ushow. >> based on their research, the families found this testimony hard to believe. >> i've got a question now i would like to ask you given to me by a number of members of the families. did you ever see or hear from the fbi, from the cia, from any other intelligence agency, any memos or discussions or anything else between the time you got into office and 9/11 that talked about using planes as bombs? >> to the best of my knowledge, mr. chairman, the -- this kind of analysis about the use of airplanes as weapons actually was never briefed to us. i cannot tell you that there might not have been a report here or a report there that reached somebody in our midst. >> i don't know whether she lied or not, but there was plenty of evidence floating around all over, richard clark's office and the anti-terrorism office and the fbi that planes could possibly be used against the united states. >> clearly, they were giving warnings something was coming. >> despite the unprecedented threat level, o

us tell us they haven't had thanksgiving dinner at home in years. >>> well, some grinch stole a beloved bay area holiday display. >> stealing from kids. >> coming up, the case of the missing penguins. >>> eat more and lose weight. but only if it's the right kind. the new way to look at dieting. >> do you recognize these people? >> huh-uh. >> it's not the sort of thing you would just toss away. why a search was launched for a bride and groom, because of the mementos that turned up in a bay area parking lot. >>> we are so much different on the radar tonight compared to last night when we had that heavy rainfall moving through. we have mainly clear skies outside. only a for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. now. the westbound direction of 580 -- the macart -- >>> boy, what a traffic mess in oakland right now. the westbound direction of interstate 580, the macarthur freeway in oakland, was closed for hours after a shoot-out. it reopened about 20 minutes ago, but as you can see, it is still gridlocked. >>> a burglar suspect went on a rampage in pacific heights at an apartment building there, breaking windows and terrifying neighbors [ screaming ] >> police say this man was walking across the roof of several buildings at franklin and sacramento, trying to break in. one woman heard breaking glass and looked out the window to see the suspect directly below her, trying to smash in the door with a skateboar

us. tell us what's going on with the flea market. how come you're not down there finding the stolen property? >> and the flea market is every weekend? >> every sunday morning. >> wow. 52 weeks a year. ken, thank you. we'll keep an eye on this one. >>> okay. enjoy it now, because it won't be dry for much longer. meteorologist paul deanno on when the rain is going to get here. >> that rain is delayed right now. it's supposed to be here by 11:00. not even being picked up at all on high-def doppler but the rain is still poised to get here, just a little later than we thought. it is still marching toward northern california and the appear. but look at this. our futurecast says between now and sunrise, little if any rainfall, but look what happens after that. a lot of rainfall on friday. it will just be a little later than we thought. >> thank you, paul. >>> chico state already had a reputation for being a party school. but tonight, all fraternities and sororities were shut down on campus. the decision comes after a series of problems with

us now. thank you very much for joining us. tell us point what will it be that justifies israeli ground troops entering the gaza strip? >> listen, we've had to do this because the terrorists in gaza have been shooting rockets at our people. and they haven been doing this not for a day, not for a week, they've been doing it for months if not longer. you have an entire population in southern israel that for them the reality is incoming rockets fired by the terrorists in gaza, i was at a city a few days ago with the prime minister, netanyahu, and we met a high schoolgirl, a 12th grader. she said to us, you know, kids all around the world when they hear a bell, that means a lesson is starting or a lesson is ending. in southern israel, we have a whole generation of young people, schoolboys and schoolgirls when they hear a bell, that's a siren. they have 20 seconds to get to a bunker, to get to an air raid shelter, otherwise, that missile could land on them. that's a reality we won't tolerate. that's why we're acting. we want to stop the roc

us tell us what all these details all about and. kate's if there is actually a russian secret behind this story and probably the reason why the bailout is taking so long to be finalized and that's very frustrating for cyprus because they hope the money will be negotiated by next week already it's all about this russian secret that. germany is a foreign intelligence agency issued every poor suggested that a bailout would mostly benefit rich russians that have been stashing their black money for years in cyprus banks but as far as cyprus is concerned it's notorious for being a tax haven for russian business is right i'm thinking of russian billionaires most dash of fun fact bug they have your account. right and many more than buyouts and we have to understand that there are legal offshore us has pulled the case with these as illegal ways to launder money which we are speaking about so the interesting fact is this report suggests that aid to russian oligarchs have obtained cypriot nationality which means more freedom and maneuver to do business in russia and in europe all right let's get to it let's talk money how much are we talking this report suggests that this so-called russian black money it amounts to twenty six billion euros which is much more than the cyprus so mentioned that this means that this huge amount of money is a part of cyprus. failing banks the system and unthinking taxpayers in other countries particularly just many wouldn't really be too happy about paying for russian billionaires not really that priority right i agree about cyprus the whole thing is not true its government. about this report is just an attempt to target is the country's reputation as an international investment center they also said that they've. taken very effective onto more new lau

us telling us we could shed it later in the day. 4:44. president obama plans to meet with labor and business leaders this week as congressional leaders work on a solution to avoid the looming fiscal cliff. the white house says the president will hold meetings with the business community on wednesday and labor representatives on thursday. congressional leaders will hold their first fiscal cliff meeting with the president on friday. economists have warned that if congress cannot reach a solution to avoid the automatic tax increases and spending cuts that will take effect january 1st, it could plunge the country into another recession. >>> stubhub stepping up and getting ready to go head to head with the big boys. plus the fiscal cliff is affecting the markets. for those details and more we turn things over to seema mody live at cnbc headquarters. good morning, seema. >> reporter: very good morning to you, happy monday, guys. futures are higher right now as the markets come off another down week. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all falling 2% last week in the wake of the presidential election and rising concerns about whether congress can reach a deal to avoid, as you guys said, the fiscal cliff in january. that's when a slew of tax hikes and federal spending cuts are set to take effect. there's no economic data out today and the bond market is closed for veterans day, but we do get data reports this week on retail sales, inflation and several stores reporting earnings, giving possible clues about the upcoming holiday shopping season. the dow closed up four points to close at 12,814 and the nasdaq rose 9 points to close at 2904. >>> aeg is teaming up with stubhub on a new ticket service that amsz to rival ticketmaster and live nation. aeg is the owner of more than 100 venues worldwide including the staples center in l.a. starting next year customers shopping for tickets will be able to buy or sell them on stubhub. they make money by charging commissions on each sale. aeg will collect an unspecified amount on each transaction. i'll leave it there. >> thank you very much. we'll check back with you a little later on. >>> we want to check the current temperatures right now because a chilly start to our morning, christina. >> frosty the windshield might be out there if you're waking up in places like livermore. you've got to love this time of year, the christmas songs on coit. yes, we love the winter season as it's starting to feel like winter around here. temperatures are going to be cool today. you'll need that jacket quite a bit of the day but you can ditch it by 1:00, 2:00 p.m. so we're talking about some showers lingering to our north. you can see that at the tippy top of your screen. those will move into the north bay tonight into tomorrow but we've got a tail end of a system of low pressure that's going to move through. it's mixing up our atmosphere enough keeping that fog from forming and we have clear conditions out there. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will be nice. we'll see a little cloud cover for the first part of the day and clear you out throughout the second halftime of the day. a few showers come through. as we wake up on wednesday morning, beautiful, clear conditions. we have another shot for those showers friday, saturday and sunday. keep that in mind. rain on the way as you're trying to make your weekend plans. 65 in livermore, 64 in fremont, 65 in santa cruz, comfortable conditions down there. if you want to hit the beach, it's going to be cold but pretty. nice and clear out there on the sands of santa cruz. we'll warm up into the 70s. as we head through tuesday and wednesday, then the rain arrives friday and saturday. the good news is we haven't seen the 70s in quite some time. personally if you had to run your heater, you can give it a break. hope you two are as well. >> always. thank you, christina. >>> it's 4:47. two people are dead, four others hospitalized after eating wild poisonous mushrooms. they were in a soup served in an assisted living facility near sacramento. the woman who made the soup is a caregiver there and also one of the four people that got sick. investigators say she didn't know the wild mushrooms were poisonous. some neighbors even cut the mushrooms down as a precaution. >> these button mushrooms, or even the great bigged to stools that are real big, you can't eat those. those are poisonous. we cut them down here at our place because the dogs get them and they can get sick. >> the california department of public health has warned against eating wild mushrooms for years an every year hundreds of people get sick or die after eating mushrooms they have picked themselves. >>> a scary scene in this next story. the faa trying to figure out why a southwest plane from oakland slid right off the track in denver right off that runway. we have pictures posted on twitter by a passenger on the flight. the plane slid off a taxiway as it was headed to the gate saturday evening. this morning investigators say the pavement was wet but it wasn't icy and snow was not sticking to the ground when that plane arrived but actually hard to believe here, nobody on that flight was injured. >>> the race for a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors gets even tighter after the election. norman yee and f.x. crowley are competing to represent district 7. as of last night yee led the race by just 20 votes. election officials are examining provisional ballots by hand so it could be a few more days pr the final count is in. >>> in berkeley, two controversial measures appear to be losing by a slim margin. measure t, which would allow taller buildings and more development in west berkeley was trailing by 426 votes out of almost 45,000 ballots cast. and measure s, the proposed ban on sitting on the sidewalk was losing by about 1400 votes. >>> also in that election controversy brewing in georgia over something that happened at a polling station last tuesday. turns out r & b superstar usher got special treatment on election day. this is obviously an event elsewhere. the long lines in atlanta, the officials allowed usher to jump to the front of the line. they said they did it to avoid him being there a very long time and becoming a major distraction to the other people in line. the people in le said that's not a legitimate excuse. >>> the road to nowhere and the cross country commitment that has the ncaa stepping in to make sure a stanford student's dream comes through. >>> and the mlb getting ready to hand out the big awards for the season and one bay area rookie is right in the middle of it all. >>> and a look at fremont where traffic moves nicely on the nimitz freeway. we'll look at the peninsula, a couple of things to report over there coming up. >>> welcome back, everyone. live look san francisco this morning along the embarcadero. a nice, cool morning. grab a jacket before you head out the door, but you can shed it later. 4:53. >>> a stanford cross country runner is doing something so incredible his talents have the ncaa thinking about bending its rules a bit. student athletes are not allowed to fly on private jets but the ncaa deciding whether to let the student do that. here's the dilemma. he's a rhodes scholar. his team is also competing in cross country championships down in louisville on saturday, the very same day he needs to be at a very important meeting with the rhodes selection committee nearly 2,000 miles away in seattle. the only way he can run and make that meeting is by private jet. originally stanford senior decided he would run this weekend and skip that meeting and give up the chance at the rhodes scholar, but now he may ultimately be able to do both. we'll keep you posted. >> don't give that up, what an honor. 4:54. >>> the mlb will hand out some major hardware this week. it will announce who has won the league's largest awards this week, starting with rookie of the year. the a's have a player up to the american league title, up against mike trout. the winner will be announced at 3:00 p.m. >> look forward to that, good luck to the kid. right now let's talk it over to our mvp. roads, mr. mike inouye. >> yeah, roads scholar meaning i study the roads. looking over here to the high rise and the approach to the peninsula. you know what, it's just fine. light volume with the headlights in your commute direction. in commute right now. look over to 92 right here where it connects with 280 on the maps and we do have reports of a deer that was hit and is blocking the slow lane right now. no updates in the last 20 minutes from chp so you might find a traffic break heading south down toward 92 through the san mateo highlands. also in that same area just north, north 280 at truesdale an earlier car fire. chp hasn't given us an update so you might have the slow lane blocked heading up into san francisco. i'll continue to track this. in the north bay, a light, easy drive around the curves at terra linda. a smooth drive out of novato but it's got to be cold there, okay. it looks cold. i'm cold. >> go find a little space heater then. >>> this weekend more than 100,000 daredevils and stones gathered at mccovey cove for the annual competition in san francisco. it's so crazy to watch. it sends human powered contraptions off a tall barge. more likely to plunge than fly. oh, that one made a little air. competitors were judged on creativity, showmanship and flight time. this year's winner, team november. they not only soared a whole 54 feet but also were raising awareness about prostate cancer. >> it's got to be a little cold out there, huh? nice work, everybody. >>> on the east coast people will soon have their eyes on the sky for some real flying objects. macy's testing out three new balloons this weekend for th

us this morning, is this a puppy jam? joining us is jim mitch. good morning. >> thank you for having us. >> tellout the rescue. >> we've been around since 1996. we have about 200 volunteers. unpaid. we rescue about 300 to 350 dogs that come in. >> if it's got a spaniel in it, you help him or her out. or get calls from shelters and get there and it's not but we'll take it anyway. >> that's what good folks like you do. you don't have necessarily a place. it's just that people foster. >> we have about 50 of our volunteers are fosters. we don't have a facility. we have vets that we'll do temporary kennelling with. a facility is a lot of money. we'd rather use the money to get the medical expenses taken care of and assess them and get them normal. >> that's what you do. when a spaniel come s in, tell us what the process is? you get him or her evaluated. up to date on shots. >> we test for heart worm, lime. all the different types of ailments. and then once we get them stabilized, foster home and evaluate them to see are they good with kids or cats. they have all kinds of personalities. how would you

us tell us about a cook a cook county or county care. county care is a program this is really under the accountable care for the first time. dues in medicaid to a group of people or basically poor there they're not necessarily at the present time illinois medicaid only if you are disabled blind over sixty five and children under eighteen but this will basically give them access to a large number of people would require access so badly in cook county because cook county has got one of the. worst health care disparities in the country and this will help us to get a proper year preventive care primary care and the better care for the chronic diseases would be much better handled by the accountable care act so we have taken the opportunity of enduring them yearly a year earlier and putting them in a chronic care model what we call a coordinated care model thereby they will all have a medical hall you care to really manage both inside and outside the hospital system and thereby we keep them out out of the expensive emergency departments as well as unnecessary inpatient admissions that what it what it program when i first read a verse it occurred to me medicaid is the single payer health care system basically it and and here you are building in this you know expanding on medicaid a building out the system based on medicare is this. and you know i think right wingers would view this as a negative conspiracy i view it as a positive one and maybe conspiracy is the wrong word but is this an expansion of single payer health care. in the way you

hundreds of volunteers will join their steffi rowlings bike cleanup and the mayor is joining us to tell us more. tell us weighs going on behind -- what's going on behind you there and what's going on today. >> this is good neighbors day. i'm here with ken from kai and we are here with volunteers, everyone from community members, we have a police academy class, we have girl scouts. we've got a little bit of everybody and we're here to do beautification projects and service projects throughout the region today. >> give us an idea of some things that you're going to do. not just cleaning up, but making sure smoke detectors are ok and debris from the storm is cleaned up. >> definitely. there's a lot of that, a lot of checking on seniors, a lot of the debris cleanup, and you know, we're going to clean up the streams and things like that. things that people probably overlook. we have volunteers that are going to give the region that extra special love and care today. >> and this is thanksgiving week, a real time to give back and folks watching this right now, they want to get involved, how can they get down t

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people with disabilities no matter what they are can do anything. >> clearly. >> tell us more about this experience, to tell usout this device, we have sue austin via skype all the way from the united kingdom "right this minute." first of all, sue, tell us why you wanted your wheelchair in the water. why not dive without it? >> as soon as people see the image of a wheelchair, if you ask them to say words came to mind, imitation, restriction, to me, it was more freedom. when i learned to scuba dive i realized, hold on, scuba gear extends your range of activity just like a wheelchair does. the association attached to scuba gear is excitement. i wonder what will happen if i put scuba gear and a wheelchair together. >> are you hoping to get these mass produced so other people can experience this? >> we have patents pending, yes. if we get the right kind of support to do that. >> how much does the chair weigh underwater? is it hard to maneuver? >> it's quite heavy. it's neutral buoyant. it's quite easy to maneuver. the thing that will come part of the presentation is the loop, i barrel roll, i have an incredible am

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because growing up in the south they used to tell us to get in the bathtub. we never did that. but they used to tell us that. >> okay. i'll get to the bathtub in just a second. if you live in an apartment and the building doesn't have a basement you want to get to the interior most room. so kind of picture your apartment what room or closet maybe it is is the most inside, not near windows, you know, that's going to be the safest place to be. that's going to depend on the size of the storm, tornado, et cetera, but as inside as you can be, protected with no windows. bathtubs they used to talk about because a bathtub can -- well, in the old days a bathtub could afford you some decent protection. they would say put a mattress over the bathtub. many years ago the bathtub was made out of cast iron steel. great protection. well, not anymore. a lot of bathtubs are plastic bre it or not. so i do not think a bathtub offers -- most bathtubs i'll say offer the same type of protection but if that's the safest place you've got in your apartment do it. pull a mattress over you. >> something else to remembe

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central bank recently released a fifty five page report called virtual currency schemes tell us about it tell us about the gloom behind this e.c.b. report well it's very interesting it got out last week and when you read it it's first seems to be just about you know it could be about any online competition for or for the central banks or any other types of currencies but when you read into it there's a hundred and eighty three mentions of bitcoin and they also mention that they they wrote this report because they got a lot of questions from the public in the past few months and i mean this has to be because of bitcoin so i only know that of course there is the question why why would one of the most powerful financial institutions on the planet why would they bother writing about bitcoin because you could just as well see it as some kind of mathematical puzzle work by give each just send back and forth some bits and bytes over the internet so why do they take this seriously and that caused me to to look back and find some other papers written by the b.a.'s the bank for international settlements i

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us to leave, they told us to leave. >> and almost instantly, things take a turn for the worst. >> just lost a family member today so back off. >> the woman starts yelling at us tellingthat, you know, what were we doing standing there, and this is a private memorial. and you aren't supposed to be here. i said, look. we're not here to make this any worse. but you do realize this is a public sidewalk, and we have every right to be here and we were told that you guys were expecting us. and at that point, she starts to get really angry. >> i don't have to [ bleep ]. this is public, you're right. and i'm here and i'm talking [ bleep ]. it's public. you in here -- >> i am talking to these women and i'm trying to calm them down. and the guy in the purple fleece breaks through them and goes straight for the camera. >> instinctively, john puts himself between the man and rebecca. >> i think it's probably an unspoken rule. in television news. you don't let somebody touch the camera. it's the photographer is too vulnerable. they are one-armed, blind on this side. they can't defend themselves. and i'm responsible for the crew. >> but while john tries to fend off the man, several

tell us more. tell us what we know. >> mandy, can you hear me? >> absolutely. hear you. >> mandy, our colleague andrea mitchell has obtained the resignation letter of david petraeus in which he says an extramarital affair caused him to submit his resignation. nbc news believes that the deputy will take over on an a acting basis. this is a stunning development. david petraeus is someone who's had a very positive reputation throughout the community. >> okay, john howard. thank you for that. >> john, sorry about that. hold on. sorry to jump back in. one more question. can you tell us about mike morel, the man who will be taking over? >> to be quite honest, i don't know that much about him, so i can't tell you more. >> okay. and this is effective immediately? >> david petraeus has submitted his resignation, yes. we haven't gotten an official statement from the cia. >> it sounds like if there's any speculation about benghazi being a part of this, no. it's an extramarital affair. >> everything i know suggests that it's precisely what he said in his resignation letter.

suspected bomber from northern virginia comes to an end in montana. >> as mole mole tells us -- ken molestina tells us -- >> reporter: lawrence alan stewart the accused bomber had been on the run for two days and managed to make it from stafford county to the state of montana. before authorities there caught up with him. >> it's our understanding that highway patrol stopped him for speeding violation. learned that he was wanted here in stafford. >> reporter: investigators say he then fled montana officials and led them on the a high speed chase launching at least four pipe bombs at authorities who were in hot pursuit. >> the agents are listening because we have them live on the line. we heard the trooper and deputies announce that he was throwing pipe bombs and they were exploding and detonating as they were pursuing him. >> reporter: he was finally stopped and arrested and investigators say he was driving the red hyundai accent he fled virginia in. >> it's absolute relief of course to this department as we had detective and a deputy who were targeted and their families. >> reporter: stewart faces a l

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