>> the web ad describes him as a flip-flopper and cruz describes himself as a curages republican. see ted cruz as a craven opportunist? >> i think on several things he wants to have it both ways. on immigration at the time he said we're not going to get citizenship but we'll allow a legal status and i was in the same category, i thought citizenship was too far but no citizenship would give them a legal status. he's been explicit about it and now he says never and he never did it. so, i think he should just admit that he changed his mind. he wrote something with paul ryan supporting obama's trade authority and now he's against that. and he said he wouldn't support reauthizatiorization of the pat act and then he supported reauthorization. >> jeb bush and marco rubio have also attacked cruz 's position. and saying he led the fight against it in the senate. and straight ahead, a second baltimore police officer set to go on trial in two weeks or so for the death of freddy gray. what we could expect after the first police officer's trial ends in a hung jury. with t-mobile and the incred

that is the message from a pro clinton superpack in a new web ad just released. the group knocks the entire republican field saying they are not doing enough to stand up to trump accusing them of being, "weak and afraid." in the meantime did you see my colleague's interview with jeb bush last night? well bush dodged questions about whether hillary clinton would make a better president than donald trump. >> i don't think hillary clinton is going to be elected president of the united states. he's not trust worthy and her proposals are not much better. >> -- >> no i've learned not answer questions now. that is what you do now in political discourse, you answer with what you want to say. >> thank you both for being here. >> good morning. >> where do i begin? robert, on strategy there by jeb bush to not answer that question. because it went on for a good minute back and forth. >> sure. >> and john kept pressing. he kind of loses which ever answer he gives. >> it is interesting right now the environment where approximate republican front runner is being praised by puti

her campaign released this web ad just today. >> ted cruz is now proposing a bill that would ban anyyrian refugees or muslims. >> jeb bush saying we should let in christian refugees. >> if you can prove you're a christian. >> what this if i were orphans under the age of 5. >> i don't think orphans under 5 should be admitted into the united states. >> do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> i do not. i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay? >> it's about closing down any place, whether it's a cavee, a diner, an internet site. >> it's time to wake up and smell the falafel. >>> so whether trump wins the nomination or not, hillary clinton has made it clear she plans to run against him, regardless of who she faces. jonathan capeheart, sabrina is a reporter with "the guardian" and jonathan is co-author of is the book "hrc." it looks like a good ad. i like it. can she plaster them with the sail sort of what were you call it, abusive -- >> i don't think she is. she tried it on immigration. i

it's part of the comprehensive campaign that includes a web ad designed to attract more women supporters. but there was one notable absence. one of the most powerful women right now in the senate. elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >>> and they'll be reports cyber monday sales hit $3 billion this year. the largest online sales in the u.s. ever. that number is up 12% from last year, but some websites like target struggle to keep up with the high demand of shoppers. the retailer has offered 125% of the entire site in addition to the other mark-downs to deal with the increased traffic, target set up a cue letting a set number of people shop while others got a message saying this they had to bait in line. paypal, footlocker, groupon and slick or the yeah's secret also experience police department website outages or slow-downs according to a web monitoring firm. if you tried to get online to do something else online. >> you were still -- >> why am i having such? >> oh, everybody is shopping? >> that explains it. >>> time is 6:26. getting new details about the hit and run in san francisco invo

they released this web ad.ively went after him within the clinton campaign there is a real acknowledgment as there is throughout the political world that donald trump could become the nominee. the challenge for her now is just how to walk the fine line. this week she painted trump's rhetoric as being dangerous and crossing a line. she has to acknowledge that americans are afraid in the wake of the san bernardino attacks and the wake of paris and according to a recent poll, 79% of americans say that another terrorist attack is likely. so she has to be very careful in her rhetoric. and at the same time -- >> can you tell me working with her campaign mingling among them, can you tell me they are afraid of trump? or might rather run against him? are they more afraid of him or cruz? nobody has more steak in this race besides trump and the person who has to run against him. >> the official line from the clinton campaign is that they are prepared to run against any of these candidates. if you look at the polls she doe

it's part of a comprehensive campaign that includes a web ad designed to attract more female supporterse of the most influential women in the senate, elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >>> time is 5:25 u. the warriors and their winning streak livers on after a real nailbiting win over the glute ute jazz. less than a men to go in the game, the score tied is 101. steph curry u. it's a three. that gave the warriors a lead again. the jags got within one. then they missed a three. and green grabbed the rebound. got the ball to steph curry. he was found, but that was all they needed. the warriors held on to a 106- 103 win. the warriors now 19-0. they have won their last 23 regular season games dateling back to last season. the warrior's road trip continues tomorrow. they'll be in charlotte. >>> time now is 5:26. a search goes on for a stolen violin in san francisco. opinicus y the owner says it means more than the financial value and the reward now being offered for its safe return. >>> plus a huge fire tears through this apartment complex early this morning. we'll tell you how a mother and h

>> the web ad describes him as flip-flopper. cruz describes himself as a, quote, courageous conservative. this ad and other attacks we've seen against senator cruz depict as a krooichb politician. is that how you see ted cruz is a craven opportunist? >> i think on several things he wants to have it both ways. on immigration, at the time, he supported an amendment that said we're not going to get citizenship but allow illegal status. he wanted the bill to pass. i was in the same category. i thought citizenship too far but the comprise is no citizenship but give people a legal status. that's what cruz was for. he's been explicit about it. now he says never. i think he should admit he changed his mind he used to be for legalization but not anymore. he's done the same thing. he wrote an op-ed with paul ryan supporting obama's trade north and now against it. he said he wouldn't support reauthorization of the patriot act and voted to reauthorize the patriot act. on a number of issues, i think he wants it both ways. >> senator marco ru

and so what you've seen in a new web ad from chris christie and from rand paul even and marco rubio at reported this morning in iowa and new hampshire. much tougher rhetoric. not to the extent donald trump has been, but almost like they're trying to be a more palatable donald trump for republican voters when it comes to keeping them safe. >> speaker ryan was out earlier today talking about how this debate is setting the stage for the holiday discussions that begin and go on through the year and he does not want the face of the republican party to be only angry and afraid, but they have to raise their game to close this gap. donald trump has a big lead. >> 41% in the monmouth poll, yeah. >> they have to say this is our opportunity to close the gap and pick up the speed and turn on the sprint or it's just going to get away from us. >> ted cruz at least in one poll in iowa ahead of donald trump and another poll basically neck and neck with donald trump. i don't expect cruz to go after trump. he really seems to hug him. but the cruz-rubio dynamic, and you covered them in the senate, that'

in february 2015, carl rhodes crossroads group run at 82nd anti-hillary web ad where the audio consisted entirely of a clip from from one of elizabeth warren speeches. after all, they can can vince senator warren to challenge senator in real life they could set up an imaginary conflict between the two. we've heard a lot of talk about political dynasty, as if hillary was in counting on inheriting the presidency from her husband which is brazen coming from a party that, until recently seemed intent on nominating the guy his grandfather had been a member of congress and his father and brother have both been president. what's about the charge about progressive policies that she spouses are not based in actual belief but in political posturing. in killing the messenger i tell you exactly what the republican playbook against hillary is. they're doing everything they can to undermine hillary support among democrats. raising doubts, dampening enthusiasm, driving a wedge. now, before that campaign began republicans and a lot of chest pounding about how excited they were to run against hillary. i

krissah thompson: produced i think it was web ad and not an ad for television that asked some questionsbout you know, the president's daughters being guarded by secret service and men who are carrying guns and why shouldn't other young people you know have armed guards in their schools? and i believe the president himself reacted and you know said that he didn't think those sorts ads were appropriate. but this brings up an interesting point about just how protective this white house has been of the obama daughters, and you do see some very fine lines. there were some companies that tried to create some dolls you know named sasha and malia early on and the white house quickly shut that down. and so this sort of thing that the daughters are off limits has been you know pretty true to form. susan swain: and also interesting and i have to move the story along here, but further back in history there were some presidents who fully embraced having the children be available making advertisements out of them and the like. so that's been another storyline as our series has progressed that we've s

event to show off the 13 women senators backing her, part of a comprehensive campaign that includes a web adle absence. one of the most influential women in the senate wasn't there, elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >>> time is 7:42. we're learning new details about the hit-and-run involving a high-profile officer. why the officer hadn't been working recently. >>> but first, it's giving tuesday. >> reporter: right now we are looking at the commute here and traffic on 680 is pretty slow heading south into alamo and danville. we'll take a look at this region coming up. >>> if you are heading to sfo it looks good, or any of the airports. no delays. skies are partly sunny, mostly warmer. we'll show you how much. . >>> welcome back to moorings on 2. we have made it through black friday, through small business saturday and cyber monday. today is another day to spend on others but on those who are less fortunate. >> pam cook back to make sure we don't get scammed while we're giving. >> i got some great tips from the better business bureau right here n northern california that you should consider b

her one more opportunity to paint the republican party with a trump brush, and she's out with a new web addates as extreme. one of her top advisers who is a muslim-american has been tweeting about this, condemning trump's comments. also fund-raising off his comments. so this is really rallying the democratic base and allowing secretary clinton to draw a sharp contrast with the republican front-runner. today the current commander in chief said as well, he did so at the event marking the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery. let's take a listen to a little more of what president obama had to say a short while ago. >> to remember that our freedom is bound up with the freedom of others, regardless of what they look like or where they come from or what their last name is or what faith they practice. >> reporter: president obama's comments undoubtedly also rallying the democratic base. take a look at the polls quickly, thomas. according to a poll just out today, secretary clinton does best when matched up against donald trump in a general election. she gets 48% to trump's 44%. compare t

. >> the web site, claims, it added 4 million users when all of the news of the hacking came out. remember when we did it last summer. you are right. 43 million people are on ashley madison's web site. >> because they want to cheat on their partners, spouse or partner. >> do you remember famous names, politicians, one of the dougers, josh came out. >> he was on it. >> yes. >> people flock to the web site even after that happened. >> maybe they didn't know, and now there is like a web site where i can find people. >> disgusting. >> send me this link to the married women. hi. >> i would never do that. >> never. >> can you, -- >> undue. >> can you undue a divorce. this is a weird. couple gets divorce, then they fall back in love but a judge won't let them remarry. i don't get this. get an attorney in here fast. >>> plus also there is a new jersey man who is suing his ex-wife for emotional distress. >> okay. >> why? it is what she wrote on a alimony check that may have her, her paying a lot more than expected. >> it is in the that much, 186 bucks. winter is hard on your nose. from firs

on its web site and by its associates and it add added that mr. cain new about the recalls prior to sale and purchased the vehicle nonetheless. despite having the opportunities to walk pay way or return thelj@q vehicle. it's not illegal to sell repaired used cars but a bill in congress could change that and it's important to note only a manufacturer authorized facility can fix recalls. not i understandent used auto dealers like car max. >> vanessa: a massachusetts company is trying to change the controversial fur industry. petite mort fur is selling wrapped leg warmers, hats an the owner says it's an alternative to trapping wild animals or raising animals just for their fur. pulled the string animal rights groups are against the idea, saying it still perpetuates the fur industry. >> mark: university of maine looking to attract out-of-state students by slashing tuition. students in massachusetts could attend u-maine for the same tuition that they would pay to go to umass amherst. the children in worcester, by the way, will soon be rabelo to get a j

model of focusing on high products and delivering at a very efficient manner across the web, the model get stronger. adding a sales team to target anyone near that would be hard. especially as we expand. that will be instantly hard to do with a sales team. emily: can they keep up the pace of growth without this? guest: i spoke to mind. they think that they can but the things that i would bring up are some of the past companies that have gone public. you have investors who may say we need to see more growth at this point. they have been looking to boost sales and of the developer community. emily: there are many unicorns staying private. maybe we can pull it off. >> i wouldn't bet on the uber guys, spending money to make money. the ones that i mentioned that are expected to be in the pipeline are other types of business that we probably haven't heard of. things like act dynamics. these are not sexy names. but they are business software companies. they have shown some appetite for them. emily: i've heard of those. the executives have been on the show. what kind of appetite is there out there for companies li

it is a spinoff of the rest of the business, sell the web , a video yahoo! japan adng platform, and keep alibaba. instead of cutting the head off the body, they will cut the body off the head. we do expect yahoo! to give us a statement on this shortly. joe: what about this idea of spinning off the non-alibaba business? there's no clear offers are bids or anythinrm. how would that be received in the market? >> it is a tech stock with a lot tumbler, a lot of users, tens of millions, some successful products like yahoo! mail, homepage, sports, yahoo! finance, but it is a shrinking busiss. it is a business seeing revenue declines year after year. on the other side, you have even --right now it is basically valued at nothing on the books. k at the's it loo risks of the alibaba spin. if they were to do that and they were not granted a tax-free -- how costlych would that be if they did this been? >> it's unclear from the acquisition costs and how much the tax bill would be, and that's part of the problem. investors who own the shares wouldn't really know what the tax treatm

malicious ads posted on the web that will completely innocent. you don't even have to click on them to unleash the virus on your computer. >> it has been lurking on some of the most well-known websites. >> it's modern-day trojan horse. you don't know what to it expect to see and you don't know if it's legitimate or what's inside. particularly troubling form of digital theft. like they are legitimate ads. they trick you. >> they look legitimate and are >> hackers by space on the website and when users visit the site their computer is infected. recently as well as others. you don't even have to click on once you visit the web site, they have you. what do they want? they want your personal information. >> they download that information, they they go through your system, they use fishing techniques to get your usernames and passwords and everything to go back to identity theft and shop using your information online. >> it's up to site developers and users to slow down the problem. >> clean yourself up. there are multi- systems out there running malwa

servers -- web surfers will now see ads.evenueway to boost ad even as membership growth slows, which has a was a concern for the company. payments will, global payments may be in talks to buy hartline payments. heartlandnding higher. global payments is up right now by about 3.2%. about 1.6%.s up by scarlet: thank you so much. we will be speaking with the ceo of that company. aboutl be talking atlassien in the next hour. glencore announcing plans to reduce debt to as low as $18 billion by the end of 2016. it is also studying an initial public offering of its agriculture business. is the name ofon again and it plans to cut its burden from $30 billion to $18 billion by the end of 2016. they have two ways they want to do that. one is to cut capital expenditures by the end of next year. also, they want to double their target for the amount of money they want to raise from asset sales. they said they they would a stake in their agricultural unit. it wasn't just investors in glencore that rejoiced at the news. you look at cds or cr

the internet today, you go to one site and you'll search for a couch, you'll find ten different ads on your web. the government can't do that. but the government is interested in knowing people going to radical sites and to places where they might be getting information about how to put a bomb together. so we want to track all those things. but that's within the domain of the private sector. so we need that information to us. the encryption problem is a big problem, right? there are encryption schemes out there that will protect any communication and make difficult for the government to get. if we don't have cooperation with the companies creating those technologies, the government won't be able to crack that. >> for those who argue a lot of communication happens on nonencrypted platforms, is that beside the point? >> no, we need every available resource for law enforcement. we've got to be data driven. we can't be conclusion driven and then find the facts. and it might be one small piece of information, whether it's open source or encrypted data that adds to that piece of puzzle. >> if it's cl

at aol, the ad platform for distributing ads across the web is a gem. yahoo!a very strong business. they have been caught up in this like -- what are they and who do they want to be? a technology company or content company? this goes all the way back to the 1990's. every single yahoo! ceo has struggled with this. marissa mayer's has done the same. you have everyone on the outside telling them what they should do. but it is a business that is profitable and yet not growing. is it possible now to look back over the last three years and not blame her as a meyer? they have a huge user base. she tried to make out of them and failed. did she have an impossible task? very i think she had a challenging task and she has done a lot of the right things. they now have global revenues that will be well over $1 billion in terms of the revenue run rate. so she has done significant things to pivot the company. but it hasn't been enough given the changing landscape. pinterest.tter, a lot of these companies have taken off with advertisers and gained traction. it has been challe

web bank. com to say ad farook's bank account, then november 20th he withdrew $10,000 in cash.cking it that money went to one of farook's friends who purchased two assault rivals used in the killings. investigators are also looking into de possible night bank account that could belong to his mother. there are also reports that farook may have plot add attack back in 2012. >> pennsylvania judge has set date for ex pro wrestler star jimmy super fly snook a homicide trial. the lehigh county judge saying it will start in march. snooka charged earlier this year in the death of his girlfriend more than three decades ago. he pleaded not guilt which his lawyering calling the 1983 death and fortunate accident. he is now 72 years old, living in camden county, new jersey. >> the u.s. senate needs more differs tip. >> newspaper survey finds few minorities hold top senate staff positions. according to the joint center for political and economic studies, 7% of the top positions are held by minorities, that comes to only 24 jokes, calling on senators, internships, fellowships for minority emp

yahoo was the world's third host visited web site behind google and facebook. despite the high traffic, ad sales are on a steady decline. the board of directors will meet to discuss that move. >>> another wegman's is coming to the bay state. the grocery store is planning to open the next store in medford. the city's mayor said at the meadowglen mall. hill, northborough and west hill, northborough and westwood. no word when that store will open. the chain hopes to open a store in natick and fenway. >>> 4:26. let's begin with a look at the map where things as you might expect are light; however, those roads are foggy. expressway moving along nicely. pike looks good from framingham through the alston-brighton tolls. i say look good, i mean no accidents. but doesn't look good as far as the fog is concerned. visibility very low. leave early to get to the destination. 12 minutes on 24 from 126 to 128. and 23 minutes from 49 to the leverett connector. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. shiri, i don't want to overlook as you head out the door, those ro

ads. be you don't know what people are doing your honor web property. so you can't optimize the content, make it better. >> to "the wall street journal," to "the new york times," to the economist, i'm trying to think of anything else i pay for. they give me such insight and -- >> my goodness. >> i pay for that as well. they give me enough good content that i'm willing to pay for it. is there a way of building loyalty that isn't necessarily you give me great content, i give you money? what other models would work? >> i think it goes back to this nurture and value there is value. loyalty, we're seeing this whole new age of loyalty being really important to a companies in telco, sephora or starbucks that are really using loyalty in an incredibly important way to build that connection, that value there is successful tactic there's. there is also a lot of value around relevancy and timeliness. so if you are being given information in a relevant and timely way to you based on your preferences, you'll see that as value and hopefully that drives your customer l

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. >> you no longer have to package and buy national ad time, you can do hyper started video pieces over the web. are we providing the campaigns for a lot of fodder next year in the debates? >> we certainly are. and this is the new terrain. and as bruce knows full well, these are the things. every election cycle it seems, there's a use of new technology that campaigns have to catch up with. and some of this may be unexpected in terms of what is going to happen in the general election. for instance, all of the tweeting going on. how did that play when it put into a campaign ad in the general election? just to give an example, marco rubio has potentially put himself in a bind on this issue of abortion, where he has come out in this completely, you know, kind of -- i think absolutist way where he has no exceptions for the life of a woman, no exceptions in any case. those things are very very hard to overcome when you get into a general election, but i think that bruce is absolutely right. it plays on both sides. as much as hilliary clinton has moved to the left, which is not as the republican side

web. >> we want to check the news of the day and there is the ad. >> they track you. they know you.hey know you're searching for boots. >> 96 third parties are tracking us. >> that's right. that's after only visiting four sites. >> 96 third parties after visiting just four sites. >> every swipe of the finger, every mouse click that you do online is going to be collected by these massive data collecting tools on the internet and assembled in these databases. >> the more we shop, the more we buy, the more we search for restaurants, movie time, school district or real estate questions, the more third party trackers can pinpoint who we are, gender, race, income, likes and dislikes, even where we live. >> the ip address is giving away my address? >> yes, third party trackers are getting your ip address. >> here's where it gets really creepy. the database holds the most personal question we google out of concern for ourselves, as well as friends. that information is already being used by insurance companies setting rates and businesses screening potential employees. >> this feels like 198

it is the ad platform for distributing and carrying them across the web and it's really the gem there. yahoo! has eternally been caught up in this hamlet-like of what are they and who do they want to be. this has been the battle of yahoo! going on the way back to the 1990's. they've all struggled with this decision. great struggles and content. you have everyone on the outside telling them what they should do but it's a business that is profitable. record low interest rates unchanged this morning on the bank of england saying selling wage growth would keep inflation under control. fed brought through the likely decision to raise rates later this month. spoke to mark not long ago. they have these conflicting monetary policies globally so it's not like they can make a decision in a vacuum. claims they are very independent. he is generally stuck between two people, two huge forces. and he has to sit in the middle .nd it looks very un-english i think there is an element to that. mario draghi give him a bit of flexibility? because the pound weakened a bit against the hero. -- the euro. the

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amazon added 100,000 seasonal workers to help out in that regard. and major retailers are hoping web traffic is a bit slower today. that's after many sites couldn't handle all the clicks yesterday, target, foot locker and paypal crashed because of the high volume. >>> let's check wall street this first day of december. the dow is having a pretty good ride up over 120 points. 126 at thishour. >>> we'll be right back. stay right there. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, linked to their chicken sala >>> costco is facing its first lawsuit since an e. coli outbreak was linked to their chicken salad. a montana woman got sick after eating the chicken salad she bought from their location in bozeman. costco linked the outbreak to onions and celery supplied by a farm in tracy. more than a dozen cases have been linked to that very same chicken salad nationwide. >>> new york is the first city in the united states to add high sodium warnings to menus. the saltshaker signs are being unveiled today at all fast food and sit-down restaurants. health officials say too much salt elevates risk of heart attack and

web site.. ktnv.com. holiday travelers.. pack your patience. airport traffic is up three percent from last year. airlines are adding extra flights.. even red-eyes.. to keep up with demand. with an 8 percent jump in traffic at o'hare. the longest delays today.. were at hartsfield-jackson in atlanta. passengers there waited more than two hours for incoming flights. the plus side to more people traveling by air: fewer drivers on the road. that takes us into your red, white and blue 2016 political coverage. democratic candidate hillary clinton and g-o-p front runner donald trump.. now neck in neck. a new cnn poll shows clinton with 49-percent. trump's not far behind with 47- percent. state offices shut down early for the holiday after heavy snowfall forced them to close up shop at noon today. check out these photos that governor brian sandoval tweeted out of the snow at the state capitol. he also thanked his groundskeepers and building staff for putting together the state holiday display. and it's windy in las vegas. here's a live look near charleston and 215. meteorologist carlo falco is tracking that wind for us. for las vegas with

yahoo was the world's most visited web site behind google and facebook. despite the high traffic, ad sales are on a steady decline. the company's board of directors will meet this week to discuss the move. >>> another wegman's is coming to our state. the new york-based store will open the next store in medford at the meadowglen mall. wegman's has stores in burlington, chestnut hill and west word. no word yet when the store will open. store in natick and fenway. >>> it is now 5:40 >>> it is now 5:40. we track weather and traffic every ten minutes. using 93 southbound, you are using 495 down to the zakim bridge. >>> 32 degrees right now wilton, new hampshire and new boston, new hampshire. the rest of the region kind of safely out of that freezing territory at 39 and clouds and fog in boston. 49 for the cape. i am going to time out when that next round of rain moves into your town coming up. >>> the controversial home run king is making a return to baseball. the gi g barry bonds is reportedly taking that will bring him back to the major league. >>> allows guns a catch holiday-cookie che

the washington post cartoon showed cruz's daughters in an ad depicting them as organ grinding monkeys. the post removed from the website and now cruz has sent out an e-mail to supporters saying the cartoon shows the liberal media is desperate to destroy his campaign. >> you circulated this e-mail, a fund raising e-mail, that had the washington post editorial at the top. is that hypocritical that you are blasting the media and now using it for fund raising? >> i think the media thinks it is the right thing to do to target my girls. a 5-year-old and 7-year-old. and now another attack. thank you for that sentiment. let me suggest a simple rule that everyone ought to follow. leave the kids alone. >>> ben carson has fallen to 10% in the latest cnn/orc poll tied with marco rubio. his plunge from second place sparked reports of a big campaign shake up. including budget and staff cuts. carson told don lemon that no such cuts are planned. >> we are constantly looking at everything and continue to look at everything. no one is ever 100% guaranteed they will always be there. as the organization grows and our responsibilities

added 100,000 seasonal workers. >>> and major retailers are hoping web traffic is a bit slower today after many sites crashed because of the volume. tarrant, foot locker, paypal crashed because of all the high volume. >>> after being megaconsumers for the last few days, today is all about giving. >> the charitable campaign "giving tuesday" started online some three years ago and is now recognized nationwide. >> kpix 5's kiet do is live in milpitas with ways you can give. kiet. >>> reporter: good morning. after a couple of days of consumism and capitalism, bay area charities are reminding you that right now is a time where you can really make a difference in somebody's life. we are live at home first in milpitas. they are the largest provider of shelters in santa clara county. they are scheduled to get a donation of several thousand pairs of socks later on today. here's a quick roundup of some of the need in the bay area. now, an organization called city impact in san francisco's tenderloin is hoping to raise enough money today for 10,000 christmas meals for the homeless and provide more services at hits clinics. --

web, on your phone or on the computer, companies are track everything you do. the information they gain let them know what you like, where you like to shop, and what sorts of ads you're likely to be drawn to. >> the data that constantly grows about you is very, very to marketers and advertisers. >> reporter: but you're not just being tracked while you search the web. >> many people are unaware of the data that they're providing. >> reporter: now companies are embedding tiny one pixel by one pixel images in the emails they send us. >> when the user accesses that image, then they know that the user is, a, open to email messages and have loaded the content in there. >> reporter: gmail has started intercepting these images before you as the user open the aware. but... >> there's a lot of gotchas and a lot of other ways that trackers can be implemented. >> reporter: the easiest way to protect yourself is to install a plug-in like ad block plus or ghostry. but even those may not work 100% of the time. >> overall i think that users should just be aware that this find of functionality exist. >> companies want to feed stuff about us. yahoo got so upset about people usin

ad - don't start screaming when editorial cartoonists draw them as well." cruz says the washington post did the right thing pulling the cartoon off its web page. sot/ ted cruz / r-republican candidate :44-:48 it's not complicated.. don't make fun of a 5 year old girl and a 7 year old girl. it's an unwritten rule not to go after the children of candidates.. but gop strategists say the 2016 race for the white house has no playok.... sot/ matt schlapp, republican strategist 1:08-1:10 when the dust settles out of this presidential race i think the rules about presidential campaigns will forever change. the jabs keep coming between donald trump and hillary clinton. sot: donald trump/ r- presidential candidate 1:08-1:10 i thought she gave up. clinton called trump's tone hateful. sot/ hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate 1:13-1:23 sot/courtesy: des moines his bigotry, his bluster, his bullying has become his campaign. he has to keep upping the stakes. despite all of the back and forth.. a new cnn poll shows trump's numbers keep climbing. it seems someone says or does something every single day. historically this week slows down for campaigns b

added, "one of them tells you every five minutes how smart he is." tim: the iowa department of education's school report cards came out today. it's an online web source you can use to find out just how well your local school is doing in several departments including their size, extra curriculars, general safety and other catergories. to see how your local school did on their report card. visit siouxlandmatters dot com. tim: with christmas right around the corner, operation toys is still taking donations, its not too late to participate. jenna is out at bomgars now hows it going out there jenna? jenna: hey tim its going well............... you know, each year, the salvation army helps collect toys for hundreds of siouxland kids. this year the number is just under 1,000... so need is greater than ever. major von vandiver from the salvation army joins me.. christmas is a time of giving and sharing. last year, the operation toys program helped to spread the joy of christmas by giving toys to thousands of needy children right here in siouxland. this year, we are make this outreach even more successful. abc9 invites you to become a big part of opera

added, "one of them tells you every five minutes how smart he is." jenna: the iowa department of education's school report cards came out today. it's an online web source you can use to find out just how well your local school is doing in several departments including their curiculum, class size, extra curriculars, general safety and other catergorieie to see how your local school did on their report card. visit siouxlandmatters dot com. jenna: public safety officers in eastern iowa spent the majority of their morning trying to corral almost one hundred pigs that escaped after their carrier tipped over. the "road hogs" scurried about between highway 30 and northbound interstate 3-80 near cedar rapids iowa officials estimated 180 hogs were on board at the time the semi overturned, about half of which escaped and gan walkinin along the e opes ramp thiowa department of transportation said a semi overturned , around 9:30 this morning. students and employees of kirkwood community college assisted in groing up the pigs the driver of the semi was not injured. still to come... there's just one day left in our operation toys drive! we'll head out to bomg

twitter says it will show ads and look for tweets even if it doesn't have -- the as will show up at webgle or search engines. investors are cheering the move and sending shares higher. space is says is close to -- spacex says it is close to firing a rocket again. the satellite launch could come three days later on the 19th. spacex has been stuck on earth since june. it can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. brian moynihan's job on the line, today he got some much-needed news. they passed the annual stress tests after recent meeting the capital plan. it also submit regulars to .mprove internal controls stock owners are also happy to hear the news. it passed, but not exactly with flying colors. >> think of this as a remedial exam. all the rest of the competitors, jp morgan, wells fargo, passed back in march. ,t is risk modeling its data correct for the federal reserve. the federal reserve today said, will you give them a thumbs up? however, the company still has to improve on its risk next.ment up to the i have not yet seen that. that is the next round and i have not seen tha

ad. don't start screaming when t e editorial cartoonists draw them as well. cruz says "the washington post" did the right thing, pulling the cartoon off its web page. >> it's not complicated. don't make fun of a 5-year-old girl and a 7-year-old girl. >> it's an unwritten rule not to go after the children of candidates. gop strategists s f the 2016 race for the hite house has no play book. >> when the dust settles out of this presidential race, i think the rules of presidential campaigns will forever change. >> the jabs keep coming between donald trump and hillary cl inton. >> i thought she quit. i thought she gave up. >> his bigotry, his bluster, bu ollying have become his campaign. and he has to keep sort of upping the stakes. >> despite all the back and forth, a new cnn poll shows trump's numbers keep climbing. and it seems that every day somebody says or does something that makes the news. historically, this week has been slow for campaigns because of christmas. notht this year. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you, david. >>di> thank you. got so o breaking news right w. an update on the situation regarding new york giants ceiver odell

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