usually the keyboard and guitar are usually 29.99. amazon.com, 19.99. mic is usually 39, it will be 29.99. >> good job, kids. >> that all adds up. >> the roller coaster. michael and amanda. >> 600 kinects pieces to make this, stretches out to about 20 feet long. they are going to have a great time. >> this is cool. >> look how fun this is. >> this is usually 40.99. it will be 19.99 at toysrus.com. >> get over here. >> original big wheels are back. >> big wheels are back. >> sara, ella. >> go go. >> there we go. >> the original big wheel and we have sair remarks the adult one. >> a great grow with me toy. >> that was cute. >> adjustable. usually $59.99. and you're going to find this for -- -- amazon.com 39.99. toysrus.com for 44.99. >> christian and hannah. >> construction great for kids of all ages, they love constructions. parents do, too, great for small motor skills, logic, problem solving. for our littlest ones, we have our megablocks first builder safari, big chunky blocks, great for little hands. put it on the tub, inside when you're done. usually

chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nice and firm. [slirping] disgusting again. too soft are you noodles. that's okay. it's good. it's hard tore pick up noodles without breaking them. do you use fish cake? yes. really? really? i have been looking for it. but i cannot find any. oh, i got one. no wonder i could not find it. it's so th

so the items before you are your usual, your usual binder full of information. but i want to highlight in particular for you, as well as you are already know for the ratepayers, why this really matters. you've had some difficult news today as well that ms. labonte just walked through but this one in particular i wanted to call out to our deputy cfo as well as our debt manager. every day we're looking at the debt market and brond market, trying to figure out how to safe rearps money. we've been monitoring refinancing and fundings and we have an ability now with the continued -- easing by the federal reserve bank and others to be able to refund a lot of water water debt. in particular what is before you today is up to $250 million of refundings. this would save in and is projected to save about 43 million for the ratepayers. >> president torres: 43 million in savings to the ratepayers. make sure we articulate that. >> and help put that in perspective. it's almost half of what julie just talked about. so we are doing good things. so i want to just call out that our

directly to commissioner courtney's point, usually, from the advocates who usually in those meetings there's local power staffst puc staff, lafco staff and from the advocate there's almost always myself with the groups i represent, someone representing the local clean energy alliance, which is a major -- they've been a major player in moving this legislation forward. usually it's alan weintraub and/or june bra sheers. there's usually a staff or volunteer for sierra club. that's pretty consistent. so those are people that have been showing up regularly. it's kind of become an insular group and we might want to reach out to more people, especially labor, that kind of thing. so that's just to give you a sense of that's how those meetings go. i would agree, we need to try to have them -- even though this might be a strain on staff we need to have them go longer because there's so much technical stuff to plow through that we really need to get a handle on this, especially now that we're diverging a little on our perspectives. i just wanted to address real quick, one other very important p

the next issue is usually in bathrooms. a lot * -- a lot of times, but is difficult to comply with depending on the size of the establishment. to make a wheelchair-accessible bathroom, it takes a lot more space than a regular bathroom. so, it is a problem oftentimes with small businesses. especially if you have to do two of them. and it cost about $15,000 to $25,000 to build a wheelchair- accessible bathroom. for restaurants, bars, it's a truck, there is an issue on the height of the counters -- for restaurants, bars, at such wreck, there is an issue on the height of the counters. that keller would make the person wheeling up on in the chair not be able to be eye level. you cannot have it like that. you have to have a portion of the counter down level. it is 34 inches. i daresay most of the counters will not be that size if you have a business like that. however it may be. that is not what the normal business layout is. tables. there is a percentage based on the number of seats that have to be wheelchair-a accessible. they

chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can

but the chemicals in most food contacts like that and your water bottles are usually a number 1, the main chemical in most of those is usually relatively safe in the scheme of things, but then different companies will put different additives to give that plastic the property they want and so a study that came out in 2010 found that some of those additives can act like estrogen, so with the heat or with the uv light in particular, but even at room temperature, some of those additives that are estrogenic can get into the water and cause for instance cells that are sensitive to estrogen to grow more quickly which many breast cancers are, so limiting use like in your car, get some stainless steel or aluminum water bottles, fill those with the water and you can leaf -- leave those in the car, you can have three or four so they're go and grab ready, plastics in the refrigerator, it's a personal decision, but sometimes i'll store stuff in plastic myself, but i kind of switched over to almost only glass just because it's easier to have one set of stuff ultimately. >> [inaudible]. >> obviousl

by then they usually have about ten to fifteen grams each side by a lot of the time. about fifteen years ago geologist arrived here the senior geologist name was patrol rich and they discovered gold here at first the police banned us from banning but we went to the local authorities and asked for their permission on the scene we had no work so i wanted to at least gather some gold. that there were a large not gets in the river then but now there is little gold left to get someone should go high in the mountains. we started eight or ten am and finish at four or five pm. on some days the time passes by extremely quickly as you are panning gold a whole day long without stop. usually two people would together in black pants gold with his elder brother first they have to find just the right place. and you should look for places like this one over the water brings gold from the mountain tops out of the gold is heavy so it gets stuck at riverbend it's that's where we search for it. this is what we call timid and ironstone it is heavier than a usual stone as it contains a lot

the roof cam shows you where the usual the but you did not see it.isibility is really bad in the north bay. do not forget that dr. phil has a new episode at o'clock a.m.. he will talk about alternate free. squatters moved into their home and it will not lead. will they be able to get rid of them? thank you for watching kron 4 news i am market endures some of the top stories that we are watching. there have been more fatal accidents and fewer d.u.i. i arrests that lacher. the chp is really saying numbers and there stating that 31 single crashes and 10 more leisure. in five of the collision six of the victims were from the bay area. to what and 24 people were arrested for d.u.i. so far and this is laura the leisure. a deadly holiday and oakland were four people were shot and killed. the latest incident happened about six. two women were shot and killed. saturday and 18 year-old mother was shot and killed and no arrests have been made. >> the shootings have brought the killing up to 115. >> the chp officers are still looking for the driver who hit and k

but these are bits that are not usually associated. marveling is usually associated with tender cut like steak and roast. >> what is your favorite thing to stretch a meat dish? what's the best? >> that's a great question. this is a prime rib. this is like a christmas dinner. it's made out of mushroom, spinach, and breadcrumbs. it is intentionally flavored. it's not like the stuffing like a turkey where you eat mounds of it, but it just associate itself with meat flavors because it is absorbing -- it's in between the bones and the meat itself. it gives you that wonderful flavor. so you can stretch it like this prime rib. this would normally feed about eight people. you could probably feed 12. >> a lot of potatoes on the side. >> this is as flavorful as the meat itself. >> we've got to go. the book is called the great meat cookbook. you can get a lot of ideas for what to do. there it is. makes great christmas gifts also. you can find out what to do with all of this meet and stretch it. i don't know. i organic i guess. >> actually, all bo

the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find out who we are in a much wider sense than we were before we experienced that work of art. ♪ >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a he

wins it won't be business as usual during the alternative candidate is debate this monday night the candidates will be here in this studio were chosen by online voters as the winners of the last third party debate held in chicago about two weeks ago we brought has that debate live no mainstream us news channel that so an important point to make here is that by giving a media platform to these candidates does not mean that we're indorsing their views it's an honor for us to host the event. we're trying to show what others don't and we also think it's going to get a lot of viewers you're welcome to be one of them by certainly well from our debate ready or almost radio studio here in washington i'm going to. yes on be sure to tune in for the third party candidate debate here on our team at nine pm eastern or two am g.m.t. . will two parties keep us politics a woman way street. or will new voices disrupt the power powerless. wanted to america changes. this election let's go right monday november fifth on or to. a wave of at least five explosions how swamped bahrain's capital manama the

what you would call vertically challenged professor novick of who operated on many of them sas it usually comes down to man's pride somewhere during the first patient to turn to us with a leg length i mean request to meet his fifteen centimeters to be still want to surgery because it's panos to than him we like to say that we need to break their legs in order to fix their head maybe nothing wrong with them from an orthopedic point of view but there is something psychological that prevents them from living their lowest fully being happy and we fix it like lengthening surgeries are banned in many countries and even the out there pretty expensive in russia the entire course costs eleven thousand dollars about one tenth of the similar package in the united states financial considerations for one of the reasons that brought this washington state native to western siberia yet his main motive for the surgery had to do with how he fared in the others in america advertise his one seventy five i was one sixty seven or one sixty eight and so on eight centimeters would have brought me right to averag

usually 50 percent of that information is wrong and untimely. before a unified command is established and you have various city departments or regional groups that are working together before the unified command has been established, coordinating field work in 4 counties is usually awkward. until that central message gets pushed down and all the groups are rowing together, the field, when you are dealing with the geegraphy we are dealing with in the bay area, that field coordination is always difficult in the first few hours. >> thank you. mr. angelus. >> verizon wireless, every time we get involved with emergency situations we did a post meeting to analyze what we did and how we can make things better. it also pushes down to the processes and the preparedness and how we can make things better from checking our equipment to our staffing levels and it depends, really, on the situation but we always get something good out of these situations that makes our processes better. >> thank you. i'd like to thank the panel members for taking time out to d

as they usually do. based on the bond market action and in greece, it looks like traders to leaning towards a resolve. of the issue? >> there has to be some turn around? >> yes, there has to be a forgiveness or a non-payment of interest for a peer quad of time or even write down which is what germany really doesn't want. and they want the ecb to step in and buy some short term womens. so it is really it is a lot of technicalities and some sort of forgiveness involved in the situation. that is what they are really haggling over right now. >> okay, tim, have a great week. >>> wedged between the words "fiscal cliff," another term we cannot get away from, cyber monday. for many it is a chance to shop online. ourit is still a consumer work in progress. in one day, usually in front of their computers at work, consumers will spend $1.5 billion shopping. >> i think we can expecting it to once again the be heaviest shopping someday. >> lately online shopping has taken a bigger slice of the pie each year. it is no

it is lighter than usual and alyss and your peninsa ride looks fine.arly morning accident over on the east shore freeway to concord. a man fell 25 ft.. this was just after midnight. investigators stated that his car was traveling west brown would win over overpass and crashed through a real and then fell 25 ft. and it flipped upside down. here's a picture coming through. the fire department were able to get them out of the car and they only suffered minor injuries. police air still try to fit rock cause a crash. >>it is 6:19 a.m. and we are showing you a candlelight vigil in memory of a 19 year-old who was killed at this abandoned building in hayward. police found the body inside and it was a empty car repair shop. his family once the justice and it was the killer found. they're asking anybody in the community with information to come for. >>he was a good guy and he had no enemies. we're so shocked that this happened to him. he was so loved. he had kids and a girlfriend. >>he was last they live in his house on october 21st and his pfather reported him

heavy rains called forecloser than usual monitoring -- for closer than usual monitoring of highway 1 that is prone to rock slides and worse. in 1995 and in 2006 the hillside separated from itself and it headed for the water below calling months long closures. the locals know rain can take away their north-south route between pacifica and monterra. >> i have seen that through earthquakes and i have seen it be closed for a year. i have seen everybody get rerouted up thine 2 and down 280. it wouldn't be the first time it has happened. >> cal trans is thinking about cleaning out the storm drain. a superintendent drives the highway every day for a visual inspection. and their electronic monitors are alarm sounds in oaknd la. he commutes every day. >> i had no idea. i am glad they are checked out. >> he has no car, but walks along it trying to hitch a ride. >> you can look and see where they have put up support and if one side of the highway falls in, usually the other side of the highway is golden. >> reporter: in daly city, hey bales are lined up at the bottom of a hillside after a water

so, the president's second term's usually not successful. >> usually not. there are exceptions, but, what does the president need to make his better than the first. >> well, i'm certainly hoping that he was telling the truth when he spoke to the des moines register and told them he was going to push corporate tax reform to eliminate deductions and simplify without collecting revenue and work with republicans to get rid of necessary regulation. so if that's true and nothing in the first term to suggest that it is, then he might have a decent second term. >> paul: that's the thing, the question that i was talk to poei peggy noonan about, is he going to be magnanimoumagnanimo. >> i wouldn't expect-- but he does have a vested interest in getting some things done in a second term. and some of the things i'd buy and some things i don't. he talked in the acceptance speech about getting-- getting us off of foreign oil. how? >> you know what that means-- >> that's what he means. >> and i would predict this, you will see floated during this term, a carbon tax idea. b

is he able to move his arms and legs, and talk as usual? dr. saver: then at the ten minute mark, you should call 911 or be driven directly to the emergency room. don't waste time trying to reach your doctor or reach aunt minnie, who had a stroke ten years ago, and is the family expert on a stroke. call 911 and come directly to the hospital. that's the only way we have a chance of getting to patients in time. we have a 54-year-old white female, 54-year-old white female, possible stroke. in the past, before doctors had the means to check the damaging effects of a clot, stroke victims were not considered a priority, by paramedics or emergency personnel. now that we have proven interventions available, that attitude is changing, and more and more emergency medical systems are recognizing that stroke is an emergency that should be treated as equally important as heart attack or trauma, or any other level i priority. and the same with triage nurses, and other decision makers in the emergency department after arrival. you're going to the chest pain ce

and he is usually right. >> let me say something of nate silver.dea that he wants to make friends, he can actually swing any votes towards obama is ludicrous. in the business that you are in, it's not a good thing. why would he cook the books if he knows he is wrong. he is going to look like a slub. >> i was going to say that. >> he didn't steal your thunder. he made no sense at all. he is a flawed. dick morris is the world's greatest genius. i think he is adorable. we have great conversations. >> jill dobson and why she became a spokeswoman. but first, can you not do this story? yes, because we're doing the other story. so instead we'll do the other one. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> will the country burn if there is no second term? all right. let's start over here. ooflg radio host that if romney defeats obama that there will be mobs and bloodshed. he took a cue following hurricane sandy and claimed it was just a preview if obama loses the election. have a look at the rest of the rant. >> people out there saying governor romney is going to take all this aw

it's usually their initial finding that a violation happened. so i think staff was just trying to -- because this are the two-track process. one that would have a willful aspect to it and one that wouldn't and they are handled very differently. they are basically setting out there is an order of determination and when we get it, this is what the commission will treat it as. that is all. >> the actual document is called that we would receive? >> correct. >> why do they have an order of determination with respect to willful violations by elected officials or departments? >> the task force will find that and refer that determination to us. >> those are the ones that we'll be looking at? >> correct. >> any other questions with respect to incidence point 1? public comment? >> a member of sunshine task force. i don't if you have received, but one the concerns that we had at the last task force meeting that the task force has five good members. there has been a good-sized turnover on the task force and those members are undergoing a learning curve abou

heavy rains called forecloser than usual monitoring -- for closer than usual monitoring of highway 1 that is prone to rock slides and worse. in 1995 and in 2006 the hillside separated from itself and it headed for the water below calling months long closures. the locals know rain can take away their north-south route between pacifica and monterra. >> i have seen that through earthquakes and i have seen it be closed for a year. i have seen everybody get rerouted up thine 2 and down 280. it wouldn't be the first time it has happened. >> cal trans is thinking about cleaning out the storm drain. a superintendent drives the highway every day for a visual inspection. and their electronic monitors are alarm sounds in oaknd la. he commutes every day. >> i had no idea. i am glad they are checked out. >> he has no car, but walks along it trying to hitch a ride. >> you can look and see where they have put up support and if one side of the highway falls in, usually the other side of the highway is golden. >> reporter: in daly city, hey bales are lined up at the bottom of a hillside after a water

not alone and they're facing a whole panel of lawyers on their own we send somebody with them it's usually a nurse because we've got a lot of nurse we're so blowers and they're the best we've got they're fantastic. because it's a tough world and they're the ones who do it for no money they've got they're paid badly and so why should they tolerate the abusive conditions often many of them are subjected to. those people are the ones who are the strongest and the toughest and they stand behind our military people they stand behind our financial people when they go in court there's usually a nurse with them or a doctor or somebody who from medical group who goes with them gavin universe could have janice just so and often with the guys in the back of an investigation that the people who think i just how vital with the two investigations were first hand witness is like the documents are critical to an investigative report that has any credibility we have to work to the same standard as a lawyer in court what we do we have to be able to prove and a whistleblower who is a first hand witness or wh

and second floors will have business as usual they are under normal power.d fourth floors are under the power from generators, they are not going to be opening until this afternoon when full power is expected to be restored. anybody working on those floors or anybody with business on those floors is going to be notified via city protocol. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:35. four people escaped unharmed from their home after a fire broke out in the middle of the night. that fire started in the attic of a home on sherwood forest drive before 12:30 this morning. firefighters stopped the fire from reaching rest of the home and nearby houses they say the design of the roof made it hard to reach the flames one firefighter suffered minor injury to his arm he's expected to be fine. >>> we said -- the the president could make his first public appearance in the sex scandal involving david petraeus. congress is demanding its own answers into the widening scandal. >> reporter: widening indeed. petraeus' mistress may be in more trouble. abc news has learned paula broad

thus have to pay the usual change fee if they read -- passengers will not have to pay the usual for change if they rebubook of themselves on-line. about twice as many people will travel this december over last december. that means about 30% of the population will need to get from point a to point b next month. but those traveling will not be going as far as they try to keep their spending down. time for our medical alert. this time of year, the u.s. stores to see more heart-related deaths. but the cold may not be to blame. the theory was that colder weather might increase blood vessel constriction. but analysis shows that deaths were similar in all climates. doctors think that the increase could be are higher intake of junk food and lack of exercise during the winter. tonight, a baltimore county family is devastated by an alleged drug driver. now they worry that in maryland law will help avoid conviction. >> the victim in the accident recently emerged from a three- month coma. he is working hard to get better. 27-year-old jimmy is determined to recover, but is expected to be a long and dif

usually two people work together in black pens gold with his elder brother first they have to find just the right place. and you should look for places like this one over the water brings gold from the mountain top of the gold is heavy so it gets stuck at river bandits that's where we search for it. this is what we call timid and iron stone it is heavier than a usual stone as it contains a lot of metal if there are a lot of them it means there is also gold here. once the right spot is found the gold panels get down to business the technique is basic one person stands in the water and shovel sand from the riverbed then they sift it on an ordinary come at every possible is of gold to get stuck in the indentations. step is intensely hoping to see tiny flakes of the precious metal in the sand. a little bit further up the river behind pink world we once plant fourteen grams in just a couple of hours. but that was long ago it was a great joy but we stopped panning then and went home to celebrate. every morning i ask allah for help so that he gives me gold and i know that he will give it to me

european, usually french, and bring it to the united states. so, another major figure of this would be astaire, who was sent on a mission to france, basically to collect information about military education. he collects huge numbers of books and material. comes back to west point, and with the support of people like scott -- scott becomes a permanent general during the war of 1812 -- he is able to systemize the west point curriculum and experience that been the had not been the case before. >> host: when was west point founded? >> guest: 1802. i think historians still argue about what thomas jefferson was really after when the school was founded. but no one disagrees the school is institutionally weak, unclear what the purpose of the institution is. there's not very systemized instruction. cadets are older, some younger, and to this day he is called the father of west point because he puts it on sounder foundation and and that's the army that will produce the armies of the civil war and where all these -- most of the war generals get their init