heavy rain turns venice into waterworld. concern over what will happen to the city's valuable possessions. spanish banks agreed to stop evicting people cannot pay their home loans. the decision after a woman committed suicide last week. local officials arrived to take possession of her house. >> another home is due to be repossessed in spain. this protest has blocked thousands of victims. inside, an ecuadorean family that cannot pay their mortgage. one of -- to one of several spanish banks which is being bailed out. many people are angry but up till now, the bank has been helping out people hard hit by the crisis. >> i feel a victim like thousands of people that all these -- all this victim is given to the banks and the can i use it to help people. >> the egger has risen since a womakilled herself in the basque country in the north of spain. she jumped from her fourth floor flat on friday. just as local officials arrived to evict her from her home. a protest in the woman posing local city followed. this was not the first cas

how prepared of the people of venice for something like this? >> just something last night to a young venetian who said, of course, flooded like this really is part of the background to life. an extraordinary city that stands at the lagoon. the matter how many times to go through this is, and she said, scary to see the c pouring in across down to the alleyways, taking over 70% of the city yesterday. of course, a huge amount of disruption and dislocation, a great deal of floodwater, a huge clearing up that has to happen. most nations do not actually live in their ground floor areas of their homes. they leave that for storage. restaurants, offices, shops do have to function on their ground floors and there, often -- where it is hit hardest and most that the dislocated by drubbing this time of year. >> thank you very much for bringing us up to date. thank you. more to come on -- what does it mean for the international broadcaster's reputation? west african leaders said they intend to send more than 3000 troops to northern mali in an attempt to reca

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in a city like venice, very, very susceptible to flooding. new york, tampa, new orleans, very susceptible, too. what we need to do is create higher sea walls. scandinavian countries, they've had this down for years. they've got some fantastic stuff. maybe we need to take a note out of their book. as far as our weather's concerned here, not looking too bad when you consider the alternative. right now we're looking at cloud cover. on the chilly side. but again, temperatures right now about ten degrees below average. right on through the next week, to potentially the next two weeks. high today of 52 degrees, low of 43. the average high is 63 degrees. so again, well below average. and what's next. could it possibly be a coastal storm? we'll talk about that in just a second. right now, 52 at the airport. winds out of the northwest at 9 miles per hour with plenty of cloud cover. we'll continue to see the cloud cover throughout the rest of the evening. 46 in gaithersburg, 48 in manassas, chilly 46 in winchester, fredericksburg coming in at 55 degree

he took three buses and hitchhiked, making it to my old frame house in venice. i said, why are you here? he said i was in a car and we did drive by and i don't know what to do. you said you would always be there for me. there's the answer and the question. how are we always going to be there for bobby. how are we going to help young people at risk, people who are active, to build new identities? we begin with tattoo removal, legal expunged and and we work on attachment. every individual who wants to avoid being in a gang, who wants to leave the game, they need a role model and mentor, they need someone to be there. there is no single type of person. we need it the merging of former gang members, prosecutors and social workers and public defenders. you have all had that kid. he needs role models, job training, and real jobs. i was happy to hear that in the video, nothing stops the bullet like a job. we need to provide that. bobbie ann smiley did not ask for their fates. a young woman i worked with, who has five children and has been a member of valencia 13, and f

unbelievable new pictures of the entire city of venice under water. tourists and residents battling rising seas, at least waist high. three quarters of one of the world's most famous landmarks impacted right now. >>> the crews are in it! >> road rage, a massive fight breaks out at the races after a battle on the track. watch this, nascar legend jeff gordon deliberately rams right into a driver. the drivers running after each other, breaking into a fist fight. >>> and good morning on this veterans day. robin is recovering. of course, her father, one of the many veterans who served this country so well for so long. welcome back to amy robach. >> thank you so much. >>> we're still learning more about the bomb shell from friday, when cia director david petraeus forced to resign after the fbi discovered his affair with paula broadwell. lots of questions of what the fbi did with the information. >>> and we have a major medical headline this morning. could there be a connection between having a fever or the flu during pregnancy and the chances of your child

this really was the reason you had a huge mercantile figure and wealth of venice. but in the fourteenth century, as venice was getting going, the guys at the top realized having this open economy was a little bit uncomfortable because you guys have to coming up. you had your capital and were hanging out at home but didn't feel like going to china and possibly dying anymore. you guys who did were coming up and pushing you out of the elite. so they introduced the official book of the political oligarchy and if you were in it you were one of the ruling oligarchs and if you weren't you weren't. this was seen as not just historians today who say this was the moment they close their society comment at the time phoenician's immediately felt this was the closing of their political and economic system and they call that the closure. it is an important story because what it says is economies that are robust and have a mayor autocratic thrusting elite that can make money, that can add figuring economic growth, the guys who get to the top are not necessarily going to have that

. >>> to italy now where flood waters are wreaking havoc over venice.er levels raised to 5 feet. this is venice's sixth highest mark since records were kept 150 years ago. barriers were in the works for years, but they will not be operational until 2014. >> along with waders, they need swim caps. >>> facebook cash. we will let you know why facebook is handing out money to one of the wealthiest cities in the bay area. >>> the heartwarming story that is nine lives in the making. how a chip reunited a peninsula family with their long lost pet. [ female announcer ] welcome, one and all, to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor. a feeding frenzy, to say the least. a turkey from safeway will have everyone raving. there's fresh, natural, frozen, whatever your craving. spend $25, and get a frozen safeway turkey for 59 cents a pound. or spend $25, and a frozen butterball turkey, just 99 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> well facebook

venice' canals hit a high water mark. >>> here's a look at the weather around some cities around the country. sunny in atlanta 71. sunny and 58 in st. louis and breezy and mild in denver, 64. afternoon showers in seattle, 58 degrees. >>> top stories now on a friday. the presidential candidates hit the campaign trail. president obama will make stops in all-important ohio. mitt romney also in wisconsin and ohio. election, by the way, four days away. >>> the cleanup from sandy continues. the death toll has reached 90. it's estimated the storm caused up to $50 billion in damage, making it the second costliest storm in u.s. history. >>> on new york's long island more than 600,000 customers are still without power. it's been four days since sandy's landfall and during these chilly november nights, many are just trying to keep warm. >> everything has been touched by sandy. >> reporter: jacqueline drives the local school bus in freport, but no power means no school and at home it means a lot of candles. >> i keep it lit, actually, but we watch it. i don't sleep. >> reporter: you don't sleep.

the city of venice is slowly returning to normal after a weekend deluge. here is the report on the flooding throughout italy. >> it seems there is no end in sight to the gushing water. in this part of italy, towns have become inundated, bringing life to a standstill. this is the seaside town. in summer tourists normally flock here in the thousands. now, people are doing everything they can to get out. roads and recreation grounds are submerged in brown, soupy water. and in some warts of this region the only way to get around is by boat. elsewhere, it is just not safe at all. the area affected is just north of rome. here it has been raining for days. the bad weather has swept across italy. in venice, seasonal flooding was higher and more widespread than normal. and unless you were in a gondola, there was little way to stay dry. there the floods are receding. but it is now the waterlogged tuscana and brea tna that are baring the brunt. "bbc news." >> right now china's ruling communicatist party is meeting in beijing to anoint its new leaders. among the most

venice' famous canals hit a high water mark. canals hit a high water mark. "we are gonna die, you don't understand, you gotta get yr trucks down here on this co, now! " many on the east coast strue to get by four days after superstorm sandy. plus: the candidates race te finish. how this morning's jobs number could impact the race. and agent attacked. s-f-p-d release video of a bike- tog passenger assaulting a work. how the victim is doing this morning. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning... beginng at 4:30. ,,,, >>> here's a look at the weather around some cities around the country. mostly cloudy in washington, 54 degrees. sunny in atlanta 71. sunny and 58 in st. louis and breezy and mild in denver, 64. afternoon showers in seattle, 58 degrees. >>> top stories now on a friday. the presidential candidates hit the campaign trail. president obama will make stops in all-important ohio. mitt romney also in wisconsin and ohio. election, by the way, four days away. >>> the cleanup from sandy continues. the death toll has reached 90. it's estimated the st

. >>> italy's historic city of venice is under water. flooding is common -- is common in venice this time of year and the high tide mark has been brought to the sixth highest level in 150 years. >>> elizabeth is in for paul today. >> in the morning show, the evening show. we do it all around here. >> did it feel cooler to you today? >> it was just cold. >> we at least saw plenty of sunshine around the bay area. so turned out to be a nice, fall day. temperatures were on the cooler side of average. from 3-5 degrees cooler. these are temperatures out the door right now. we're still seeing 50s. santa rosa coming in at 61. oakland and cob cord in the mid to -- concord in the mid to upper 50s. partly cloudy skies and a lot of 40-degree readings out there. 48 across the bay. low to mid-40s around the coast and similar story inland. so by tomorrow we'll start a slight warming trend. i want to emphasizing slight but temperatures warmer tomorrow than what we saw today. and it looks like it will stay dry. a lot of sun and a mix of sun and clouds in

when sandy flooded out shore communities, a lot of comparisons were made to venice., wouldn't you know it, venice is flooded, too, after several days of heavy rain. the adriatic sea rose up and overwhelmed the canals. the water was two feet deep in st. mark's square. the prototype for all the space shuttles was exposed to the elements after sandy ripped the bubble that protects it off the top. "enterprise" was not damaged. it's now part of the "intrepid" and and space museum on the hudson in new york city. the children of the storm tell their story to steve hartman. "on the road" is next. the pitch! whoa! so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid-related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels with l

. >>> nearly 70% of venice completely flooded.ing the high water. >> a massive explosion leveled two homes. the fire engulfed the neighborhood and killed two people. today sitty cam together to help those affected. as we report, investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked the blast. >> it was described as a war zone. upon entering the richmond hills subdivision you can clearly see why. debris and damage everywhere. nearly every home, burned or battered or broken or simply gone. i have into the seen this destruction. >> reporter: the epicenter of the explosion. police believe it originated near the burned out car. the home the one next to it. they were obliterated in the late night blast. that's where detectives, arson investigators and agents are concentrating to find out what caused the massive disrupttion. >> they'll look at each one of the house and make arrangements. piece by piece. much of the area remains unsach for residents or any one else. the cars, charred, the garage and house crumbled around them. much lo

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, floods in venice.he high tide mark yesterdas about five feet above flood level. that's the sixth highest mark since record keeping started 150 years a. would >>> yesterday high tide marks were 5 feet above level, the sixth highest mark since record started 160 years ago. and the president plannings several meetings this week concerning the so-called fiscal cliff. on friday he's scheduled to meet with a bipartisan group of congressional lead,. if there's no deal by the end of the year, automatic tax increases and spending cuts into into effect. >>> concerns over greece sent most asian markets lowering this morning. and wall street is trying to recover from the worst week since june on friday. greece passed an austerity budget that's crucial to it avoiding bankruptcy. it calls for severe spending cuts and tax increases. >>> a recent report shows carriers are bracing for what's expected to be a wave of retirement as many reach retirement age and experience requirements are prevents new hires. >>> it is sh

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no one was hurt. >>> much of venice, italy, believe it or not, is flooded.ark is at its 6th highest level in 150 years. 70% of central venice is under yachter -- is underwater. in tuscany, 200 people have been investigated. >>> zy reason -- ski season back here at home, just starting. this morning, chains are required from ny. ka to borriel, which,by the way, opens in 5 minutes from now. north star and heavenly plan to open on friday. you can always get updates on the best weather information, listen to steve. you can also go to ktvu.com click on that weather tab. >>> 8:36. do you think you have the longest commute in the state? california watch reports that unfortunate designation actually goes to contra costa county. people who live there spend an average of 32.2 points in the car every day. in contra costa county, 17% of people travel an hour or more to work. compare that to humboldt county. statewide fewer than one in 10 californians commute. >> 8:36. what's happening in contra costa county? >> and highway 4 traffic is doing pretty well as i look at my s

. >>> overseas, drenching rain has triggered major flooding in italy leaving more than 2/3 of venice underwater. sea levels peaked five feet abo above. streets were flooded to the same level as famous canals. further west, flooding and mudslides forced 200 from their homes in tuscany. >> venice/jersey shore, looking the say. >> the same. >> a look at your monday weather. rain, mountain snow. pacific northwest, northern rockies. chilly morning from southern california to new mexico, showers and thunderstorms around cincinnati, detroit, nashville, mobile, and new orleans. >> 60s along the east coast. 40s from detroit to kansas city. just 20s from the twin cities to fargo. mostly 40s in the northwest. >>> well, they tried to spread their wings in san francisco over the weekend, but they didn't get very far. >> it was a chance for the brave and brainy to design, build, pilot their own home made flying machines. the competition featured crazy contraptions that had to be entirely human powered. less than 30 feet wide. no more than 450 pound. >> i don't get this. the fliers were judged on c

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that's venice's sixth highest mark since they started keeping records 150 years ago.to protect the city from flooding have been in the works but it will not be operational until 2014. you've got to have wading pants and large boots to get around. >>> it is 6:41. coming up, two weeks still no power of sandy. we'll till you about the lingering aftermaths from the superstorm just ahead. >>> and what started as a sex scandal now turns into a serious security scare. we'll have more on the fallout over the resignation of cia chief and four-star general david petraeus. we'll have that just ahead. >>> and a live look outside. sunrise over the south bay this morning. a cool start to the morning, but a warmup in effect. we'll check in with christina. she has a look at the temperature. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ wel

the high tide shows it is at its 6th level and central venice is under water.n tuscany, 200 people have been evacuated. vin yards and olive groves have been destroyed. back here at home, the sierra has dumped a lot of snow. there have been spinouts and a lot of backups on the roads and you may need chains on your tires. that ski resort is open from 9:00 to 9:00 and northstar will probably open on friday. they plan to open, next wednesday, the day before thanks giving. you can always get up to date information along with what steve paulson says. click on the weather tab. >>> 6:41 is the time right now. an indiana neighborhood is still in shock following a major explosion over the weekend. . >>> we have the unanswered questions of how long people will be out of their home. >>> live in santa rosa where police are trying to solve a homicide and they are telling homeless women to remain on alert in the meantime. >>> and we have some spots that are crowded but most spots are doing well. . >>> right now at 6:45, live pictures, there may be a positive development at kn

about 70% a center of venice of underwater. barrier to protect the city have been in the works for years but not going to be operational until 2014. >> tough times. the beautiful shots here of the capital. nice sunrise as we get the day started. >> and the temperatures are nice. cannot ask for much more. >> and it is veterans day, people off of work honoring veterans. one more day and then we will see changes ahead. talking about the conditions, the beautiful sunrise overlooking the potomac. winds are coming out of the south southwest at 5 miles an hour, and a southerly flow bringing temperatures up despite cloudiness that will be moving in today. temperature this morning in woodbridge 45, 47 in arlington. shady side at 50. about 50 degrees in waldorf. from yesterday, 71, that is how warm it was. average high today is 59. way above the normal but low temperatures kind of in line -- 43 yesterday. a little warm this morning. mostly clear conditions up and down the east coast. a little patchy fog in outlying areas the lookout the

. >>> in italy, flooding in venice is higher than usual. it has gotten worse over the past several years. movable barriers are being built to protect venice but financing is difficult in the current economic climate and completion has been pushed back to 2016. >>> in russia, moscow has reclaimed the crown for having the tallest building in europe. a few months ago a title went to a building in london. the new tallest building in moscow is called mercury city. it stands 1,190 feet tall. however there's another skyscraper going up right next to it that's going to be taller when it's finished next year. >>> union city is celebrating the new station center with new pieces of arts. the development has been under way since 2007 and includes 157 units of affordable housing. it also features three 15-foot tall sculptures by dubre. they are his only works in the u.s. the pyramid in the playground are one of only two in the world. >>> and how travis air force base is now stepping in to help [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents fabulous but...when

. >>> in italy, flooding in venice is higher than usual.it has gotten worse over the past several years. movable barriers are being built to protect venice but financing is difficult in the current economic climate and completion has been pushed back to 2016. >>> in russia, moscow has reclaimed the crown for having the tallest building in europe. a few months ago a title went to a building in london. the new tallest building in moscow is called mercury city. it stands 1,190 feet tall. however there's another skyscraper going up right next to it that's going to be taller when it's finished next year. >>> union city is celebrating the new station center with new pieces of arts. the development has been under way since 2007 and includes 157 units of affordable housing. it also features three 15-foot tall sculptures by dubre. they are his only works in the u.s. the pyramid in the playground are one of only two in the world. >>> and how travis air force base is now stepping in to help those in need in the east coast. >>> and chief meteorologist

this is shots from venice italy, the high tide marked yesterday was 5 feet above flood level.at's the 6th highest mark since record keeping started. it comes from heavy rains and wind whipped seas. movable barerers, have been in the works for years but will not -- barriers have been in the works for years but will not be ready until 2023. >>> 6:35, let's get a check on the weather here. >> it is cold today. >> little chilly. we'll see a little cold in the studio this morning. cold temperatures everywhere you go early on. a couple of clouds moving across your skies. what a nice beginning to the day. a beautiful sunrise. we're going to see dry weather for most of the bay area today. 30s showing up in some of the valleys. 37 degrees in concord, 38 in santa rosa and 38 degrees in livermore, a chilly start to the day. a few clouds likely to move across the skies. moving into a ridge of high pressure. temperatures are going to stay down. plan on 65 degrees in san jose, so about 4 degrees below the average there. 60s in much of the east bay as well this afternoon and as you head insi

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. >>> more problems in italy as heavy rain that plagued venice has now moved west. hundreds were forced to evacuate because of this kind of flooding in tuscany. roads became nearly impassable, and rescue crews had to save at least one person who was stranded. 70% of venice was under water on sunday because of heavy rain. >>> workers in new york city will vote on $500 million worth of repairs to the city falling superstorm sandy. the money would go to installing new electrical systems and repairing roofs in schools across the city. mayor michael bloomberg says the city has already spent $130 million in storm relief. they'll keep gas rationing in place for now as it's helped cut down on massive lines. there are still 19,000 people without power, making it two weeks since the storm hit in the northeast. >>> sandy has caused plenty of problems already, and now it's ruining christmas for some people. the christmas tree farm in maryland says the storm killed more than 3,000 trees. they've already refunded more than 70% of their orders, including trees for the botanical ga