first val verde speeds up to get ahead of the wrong-way driver.drive across the bumpy median. >> i was going about 75 miles an hour. the median is not the best place to try and drive a vehicle through. it's rough. there's rocks. there's holes. i lost control of my vehicle. >> to regain control, val verde is forced to pull back onto the highway. he's lost speed, and the wrong-way driver is way out ahead of him. so val verde stomps on the accelerator again. >> there was also a highway department truck who was also going westbound who had his lights on to help attract the attention of the oncoming motorists. >> val verde passes the wrong-way driver again, but time is running out. then he sees what he's been dreading, an oncoming car straight in the path of the wrong-way driver. >> it was a cadillac, just two couples. again, i saw the driver just lean over and was making a comment to the passenger. and that's the last thing i saw. >> he's heart sick, powerless to prevent a collision. >> i saw the impact of the vehicles in my rear view mirror, and it w

[door open] >> i say, val, what are you doing up? i should be careful.just saw that little french chap snooping his way back up here. >> vive la familie. au revoir, madam. ♪ [bicycle bell] >> would you like a lift back to town, poirot? >> ah, that is most kind of you, inspector. but i have to meet captain hastings back at mon desire. >> ah, yes. by the by, how did you get on at the willows? >> nothing of any interest, i have to admit. what about your gypsies? >> drawn a blank so far. difficult blokes to deal with. but we'll find him sooner or later. don't you worry. >> i admire your persistence my friend. >> little gray cells are all very nice, poirot, but it's doggied as does it. [chuckle] >> [chuckle] >> yes well, thank you very much, inspector. i will try and remember that. au revoir. ♪ >> ah, poirot. >> how is monsieur walton? >> he seemed pretty cheerful all things considered. he claims he intended to give reedburn a good hiding. but by the time he got his courage up, he was in no fit state. >> no, it does not matter, hastings. the case is closed. >

flood and val were great in taking engineering principles and helping us understand what was at work here and at the end of the line i'd say the first lesson that i'm going to say we took away was that building codes matter. they matter a whole bunch. because what we saw was maybe lax not forcement of building codes. they have building codes, they just didn't enforce them as much. using fill brick was great installation but not so great during shaking. so all these buildings were damaged and unstable and people were afraid. which takes me to the people. because i've met a lot of people in my life. i've dealt with people, the very rich and the very poor. as a paramedic, you only see people when they are having a really bad day. that's what one of my mentors explained to me early on. no matter what you think when you walk in the door, remember it's the worst day they've had in a while, whether or not it's your day or not. and there's something to be said for that. so the story of the van people. first of all, i have to get a little bit of politics here. it's a heavily kurdish region. t

in and around the north bay, napa, val val, you're going to be in the 20s once again. fairfield, mrez san ton, livermore and down into the south bay. san jose 32 degrees but south, 27 expected for you tomorrow morning. here is a look at some of the numbers i do expect as you head out the toor sun vising right about 7:24. that's when we experience our coldest temperatures. 30 for. again, it will really be the inland areas that once again hit hard in noid upper 20s in the forecast for you. by 10:00, 11:00, we begin to feel a little better and then tomorrow's highs slightly warmer than today. 57 for santa rosa, 55 in-and-a-half-and-a-half, mid 50s for vallejo, 55 in an fran. down into the santa clara valley, 56 for san jose, and santa cruz checking in right about 57 with mostly sunny skies. the sunshine will continue into wednesday, thursday and notice the warmup, finally climbing out of those freezing temperatures and in time for your holiday weekend. nice weather in the forecast, low 6 #0s for the afternoon. gasia. >>> thank you, rosemary, a new effort is underway to tr

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ceo of the nra, one of the many called to the hill to testify on the senate judiciary full committee val situation of what should america do by violence. gabry elle giffords coming in and testifying very powerful to lead out this morning's hearing. i want to welcome connecticut senator blumenthal, your immediate reaction to wayne lapierre, he referenced what took place in newtown, connecticut and heartbreaking loss of children, saying there's nothing more precious than our children and also basically saying that the idea of more gun laws is not the action that needs to be taken but it's more of the evaluation of instituting an enforcing the gun laws we already have. >> i think that mr. lapierre ignores what really was enormously powerful, even riveting testimony from gabby giffords and her instruction to our committee, the judiciary committee and congress itself, to be bold, to be courageous, because america is counting on you. and the call to action that came from newtown is for better enforcement of existing laws but also new laws that will enable better enforcement. we can have common

. >> stephen: you are in a film in the sundance fest val called pandora's promise. you come out as pronuclear energy. that's liberal heaven. bob redford started the sundance festival. can you say pronuke around him. legally redford could hunt you for sport. [ laughter ] you are ostracized for saying things like we might have to embrace coal, natural gas, fracking? and nukes. you are my kind of liberal. good luck get us to love franken styne. >> thanks, stephen.

happens there weren't a lot of moments on this but at the end of the movie, at the last scene jean valler. >> jon: read the book. and hugh is doing like the best acting that i think i've seen anyone do. he's astonishing in it. i come back and i'm a ghost. i am singing to him. then he dies. i had to kind of crawl under camera in order to come up again and then take his hand and lead him off. >> jon: to heaven to heaven. another spoiler alert. >> jon: they go to heaven so i'm worried that i'm being too distracting when i go under the camera. in this moment of true genius i decide, oh, well, what if i dive under and really fast and don't do a lot of feather steps so i dive under the camera, my foot got caught on my dress. poor hugh is there dead. as though he was a corpse. and i tried to sing. it goes "take my hand" and i'm laughing. and the man is saying what the [bleep] is going on? then finally, thank god, hugh broke. tom, the light-hearted tom hooper, wasn't happy >> jon: after you fall, is he watching it is he like, "ann might be dead for real." does he stop? >> no, he's actually a w

that's so sweet, val. thank you so much. and i will make every effort to make sure that it is seen and worn with pride. and you won't lose it. ha ha! well done. thank you for your advice about all this. it's very interesting. thank you, val. i do love a humorous picture. it seemed to me this was such a gentle piece of humor. but, actually, when you told me what it was for, i laughed out loud because, um... am i right in thinking it was given by one artist to another on the occasion of his wedding? yes, it was. my grandfather, um was married christmas, 1910. and the picture, by charles grey-- he was the artist-- my grandfather was an artist-- and it was sort of common currency in those days where, instead of sending a wedding gift or an anniversary gift, they would do a picture or a cartoon or a pen-and-ink drawing with humor. and they switched that between them. i think it's lovely, i really do. and it's beautifully drawn, beautifully observed. it's just a quite moment. he's very proud of his pig, isn't he? yes. and there's

you broke your val. why did you break your vowels? >> i started not by covering everyone -- break your bow? >> i started by covering everyone who lost. hillary clinton, when she was supposed to be president. this was after i was the conventional wisdom was that hillary was supposed to be president. i said, i cannot deal with it. i quit my job at newsweek and went to afghanistan. >> you would take afghanistan over mccain? wow. i do not know what that says. >> it does not say anything positive to either of us. now then i wrote a piece complaining about this great journalism job i have, but in 2012 i realized i met the editor. he said he was looking for somebody to cover obama. he said, i am not offering you a job. i said, i do not want your job. we went back and forth, and to have six months or nine months covering somebody who is a historical figure would be a great opportunity as a journalist. >> covering obama this last time. as that made you return to your vow to never do it again kamakura or is it making you want to go out and do i

university is partnering with a silicon val can company to provide the courses that will start later this month. the project will begin with just three classes in entry level math. they'll be open to anyone and will cost $150. >>> starting out to trade their guns for cash, why this gun buy back program turned out to be more popular than organizers expected. >>> it was another chilly start to the day, coming up ross koa will tell you when warmer weather will arrive in the bay area. a proposal to rename san francisco international airport . >>> lawmakers are set to vote today on a bill that will give new york the strict gun control in the nation. the state senate passed it last night. it includes a ban on assault weapons and magazines that hold more than 7 rounds. it has measures to keep the mentally ill from getting guns. >> mental health professionals will be required to report dangerous patients, people who say -- people the mental health professionals believes are a danger to themselves or others. right now police in the bay area are trying to get guns off the streets by giving out

the way in which it was under if-- announced as well as the substance of the a announcement val quite dramatic. >> now he said that the top priority as i'm sure you heard is going to be on the electrical systems. why is that important and how many of the past incidents we recounted are tied to that? >> several of the most serious incidents are tied to the electrical systems. and the faa and boeing are looking at the lech-- electrical systems primarily because this plane uses electricity much more than freef previous jetliners and does much more with it. the batteries are much more powerful, the generators are much more powerful, many of the systems that used to be run by-- in other ways are now run by electric pumps. the cabin pressure is controlled by electricity. so you really have an extremely complex electric grid which has, indeed, presented some problems and some defective wiring and some other issues over the time this plane has been carrying passengers. >> and then he also said from the way he described the review t sounded pretty comprehensive. they were going to look at ever

. >> it's critical for to us convey a strong message to all the rank and file we val i their hard work and serious risks they take and we're trying to do what we can within our means. we had to cut. now we think we have some money so let's do what we can to keep the wheels on. >> the idea comes with a price tag of $7.5 million. leaders of san jose's police officer's union say they aren't sure what to make of the proposal considering a couple of weeks ago, the mayor was considering more police layoffs and pay cuts. the union argues the place for pay discussions is at the bargaining table. >>> a banner ad that fell from the sky knocked out power to an entire san francisco neighborhood today. the sign fell from a plane and ended up getting caught on power lines near the. neighbors heard a loud explosion. >> i heard an extremely loud boom from outside. and all of a sudden, our entire power shutoff. i walked outside and i saw a supercut $8.99 haircut sale sign completely draped over our power lines. >> whoops. no one was hurt. >>> the chp says a 19-year-old man was killed and several others

been around us know that my favorite thing is to go to a neighborhood commercial corridor like terra val or out in the sunset noriega and have meals or breakfast or a cup of coffee and really find out all the distinctions that each neighborhood has to offer. i've been a big supporter of our commercial corridors. historically and all my different capacities. but as mayor, i think we get to do something pretty big. so, with the small business commission and regina is here today to be part of this effort, along with building inspection tom huey is here, public works as i mentioned earlier are here. all of the agencies working together with our supervisors and mayor's office have come together and put this program together and we want to announce and launch it today in front of martin lam's good will shop here because he's been a real great leader in helping many of the small businesses, and particularly those that don't speak english owned by proprietors that maybe english is not their first language. over the past couple years, supervisor chu and i have been talking about these drive-by la

as we check in and look live at 695, here in towson due hainy val -- delaney valley road, nothing to get in your way. normal conditions an 11 minute ride on the outer loop from 795 to 95. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> as the holiday season wrapsup, many of us are thinking about travel. if so, here are some trends you may see during the new year. usa today says plane tickets are expected to get more expensive. you may have to pay more money in fees like checked bags and rental car extras. expect to see more protection from the transportation department. and finally airlines are joining forces so there will be less competition out there and analysts ayou should waft out for -- say you should watch out for u.s. airways and american merging. >>> if losing weight may be a top resolution, you may want to hold off. >> why being a little overweight may help in the long run. >> identical twins have a special unique bond. one set of twins has something to bring them closer together. we will explain why new year's has an all new meaning for both of the young

people have been arrested and dozens of police officers injured and over a month of sporadic riots and val fast however a pro british loyalists have vowed to continue to protest and are preparing to take action in the irish capital dublin on saturday paula tell deputy leader of the ukraine of panels party can damns the violence and says it's down to politicians to find a solution. i think it is getting old ones and the reports that there are sort of quasi fascist groups and far right elements who are directing this this protest is very worrying indeed i think the decision taken by belfast council to lower the flag or only allow the flag to fly in certain days was a wrong decision i hope it is overturned but as i say i condemn the violence it's wrong and this should be done through politics and not through people out in the streets i'm not sure about the logical approach as. it is in effect obviously the republic of ireland is a different country to our only northern island as part of the u.k. i fear that there might be violence i hope there's not but as i say this is a job for the politici

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be value with us as we figure out challenges like the small businesses along west portal or in terra val, along 3rd street who see their vacancies and they ask the mayor, how can you invest in neighborhood strategy work a little better with us to attract people to come and be customers in our neighborhood, coffee shops, restaurants, salons and other things? how can we do that? we've always scratched our head saying, you kind of have to do it yourself. you have to create your ideas yourself. and now we're saying, well, maybe there is data out there that could help establish some best practices, can help maybe quicken the ideas of what might be more attracted to our smaller neighborhoods. well, this is the kind of data out there, analytics, if you will, the analytical model that are being created by our local san francisco companies like motion loft and others, who are using these data yet can share it with the government as motion loft has agreed to do today, as part of yet another exciting phase. and you ought not be surprised when we ask some of the larger companies and suggest to them

the shares lost over half of the val yew ov value of the ipo. now the shares are rallied since mid-november over 60%. have they justified it? as you mentioned, we saw a big increase in revenues to $1.6 billion that, is a 40% increase. they doubled the mobile app revenues. they came off a base where they didn't have a lot. they have a lot of low hanging fruit to get. there is a bit of a caveat. this company, in order to keep ahead of the opposition, in order to grow the business, needs to spend about 50% more next year on expenses including recruiting talent. they need to keep the revenue figures going if they're going to stay ahead of the pack. but a lot of questions still remain about the facebook model. but for the moment, at least, it appears that justifying some of the more bullish estimates out there. back to you. >> steve, something to watch closely. yet, again, they have billions of users. who knows how it's going to end up. let us know why you're awake. shoot us an e-mail at "way too early." can you tweet me. we'll read the best response

. * approves when you val dade you have to be as specific as possible. if you make any changes you have to start the whole process and we wanted that flexibility. i'd be happy to answer any questions with respect to the financing. >> so, [speaker not understood], thank you for your presentation. i know we spoke in detail about this before. ran through the cash flows. i guess thing something, a topic for a future date, but something we talked about. what's the interest rate difference between commercial paper that we're going to be able to take down on this project versus the cops? >> it's approximately 20 basis points, .2 or less in the past few. >> that's commercial paper. >> correct. >> and the cops, what are we modeling in right now? >> we're modeling 6%. if we go to market it could be 3.7%. so, it's still considerably higher than the commercial paper. >> so regardless whether it's 3-1/2% or 5-1/2%, there's a massive difference in between. >> yes. >> and you are constricted in terms of the amount of your commercial paper. could you talk about that a l

president obama and) by an will val to preserve and protect the constitution. the president will use two bibles for the swearing in. a second one is from dr. martin luther king jr. there will be a lunch inside the capitol with lawmakers. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to watch the parade go down pennsylvania avenue. people began making the floats even before the election. president and first lady will attend two inaugural balls. the president and vice president will participate in a prayer service at the national cathedral here in d.c. i'm hallie jackson reporting. >> 6:06. some mental health experts call today the most depressing day of the year. >> barbara walters is waking up in a hospital this morning after a weekend fall. >> we are taking a look at the roads. we will let you ." >> welcome back. 33 degrees downtown. things are settling down in baltimore after a big night last night. it will be a chilly day today. not as warm as it was yesterday. we were in the lower 60's yesterday. a transition day into the arctic air that is moving in. a high