in the woodlands is also something very new to me the remainder of the town. so that's something. the union has a few years ago tickets for a long time remains for the european union institutions and their own political class. they proceed to his corrupt. so it was difficult to unite has grown up your own skepticism in movement. the menu. it was the same time you have western europe. the spaniard will there's a growing new eurosceptic is then moved in in all of these news are not christian scored a european union. because that means weakening of the union on both sides. or i'll thank you once again few film and pure announces the situation wrote crap for that. if you will see this again a pushy camp i let cycles. i can't talk column in which reporters this is false and can stand the call. report says in two thousand thirty eight such as what you've just needs a major reports the rebel forces in the room to that is asked of course quite right too high. well the new nationalist in trials to violence against women in india. we're in the end of two thousand thirty. the two thousand th

anoche un conductor estrellar su auto contra un edificio del plantel localizado sore la avenida woodlanddurante el impacto, varias tuberias de gas y del sistema elctrico fueron averiadas por lo que la calefaccion de la escuela "no" funciono. ---la directiva informo que las clases se reanudarn el proximo lunes. ---2 personas que viajaban en el coche resultaron con lesiones leves. blanca ---miles de residentes de la bahia, han acudido a una tienda cercana de su localidad... take vo ...para comprar un boleto de loteria de "mega millions, con la esperanza de que salga premiado. ---hasta esta tarde, el premio mayor habia aumentado a cerca de 420 millones de dolares, convirtiendose en uno de los mas grandes. ---despues de impuestos, el ganador recibira unos 228 millones de dolares, si decide recibir el monto en una sola suma. ---el boleto que acierte 5 de los 6 numeros ganadores, se haria acreedor de unos 2 millones y medio de dolares. ---un total de 43 estados del pais participan en el sorteo de "mega millions". ---mucha suerte.! blanca ---tiempo de la primera pausa , pero mas adelante... tak

anoche un conductor estrellar su auto contra un edificio del plantel localizado sore la avenida woodland, varias tuberias de gas y del sistema elctrico fueron averiadas por lo que la calefaccion de la escuela "no" funciono. ---la directiva informo que las clases se reanudarn el proximo lunes. ---2 personas que viajaban en el coche resultaron con lesiones leves. blanca ---hoy concluyeron las negociaciones laborales, entre la directiva del bart y dirigentes sindicales de los trabajadores de la agencia. take vo ---la directiva quiere que se elimine una clausula que otorga dias de azueto adicionales a los empleados, que aseguran que no detectaron al aprobar el contrato hace varias semanas. ---por su parte, los sindicalistas ya han demandado legalmente a los funcionarios, afirmando que el querer cambiar el acuerdo, seria un incumplimiento de contrato. vo-blanca ---esta por llegar a su fin, un periodo de gracia de 60 dias, que fue otorgado por un juez para evitar una huelga laboral en el sistema de "ac transit" del condado de alameda. ---el sindicato laboral, solicito este pasado miercoles a u

dust and woodlanded on five or six rows. >> sections of the balcony also fell with the ceiling pinning down a number of people. for now they are ruling out foul play. >>> the senate barrels into its last day in session with two major decisions. senators voted 84-15 just before midnight for a comprehensive defense bill that cracks down on sexual assault in the military and adds protections for victims. it includes a 1% pay increase to military personnel. >>> a vote on jan el yelen will come in january. >>> the controversy over "duck dynasty's" film robertson is far from over. the family released a statement in support of the patriarch saying his believes are grounded in the teachings of the bible. it went on to say "we are disappointed that phil has been placed on hiatus for expressing his faith." the robertsons are discussing the future of show. the august premier was the number one telecast in cable history. >>> and it's time for sports. richard lui is here with all the headlines. >> the question on kobe this morning out six weeks, a season or even a career. kobe bryant suffered a kne

the same time as conserving and protecting the woodlands. this process makes effective use of the resources boom since the construction that. which is the facility has also been taken within the city. lic has been quite the praise for this business model to create strong based on local resource resort. with an output of one hundred and forty nine megawatts. cities from comprises about thirty percent of the prefix is generating capacity. surprise fifty thousand ha. gorgeous renewable energy produced look we'll still be able to use it sometimes is that it's a prime consideration for us in choosing the. from may two thousand and twelve connected coast to pound the chicken home. begin operation that will help the region's largest solar power. it is needs in the twenty seven thousand square feet. the ten thousand so what you missed it you can generate two megawatts of elections the region is known to be constructing large scale solar products. the business of promoting the use of them takes some houses too. some boots and ict free time every room

done five used to look like very little is actually like this were my broom meandering through the woodlands. and in some parts there was also mangu. wood some tree stumps here and the but now. there's nothing to show it's all gone. the reality is also the part that the manufacturers of these items cannot be absolved from blame the money fortress all the producers of these later on i should be able to collect these things i believe that vision responsible for their products from cradle to grave forever. that's the way that. i got cut by broken glass when i was breaking the computer monitor. the. top of the mind. of. the this is the here and in your body talk about it or go or was mad enough to do that. the other day yes and entered the wash your hands and then the bucket with soap. so read it back to that back in. the move ok so bumping that up thank you i would just go away ok so i'm going to order soil has bought things when you wash it your hands make me clean it's nowhere near the truth we're talking about pollutants that system is reversible police and the bio accumulate you know we're

p.m., the driver lost control and clipped the supply line before hitting laurel dell elementary on woodland avenue. firefighters quickly responded. the gas line shut off within minutes. driver -- the driver was hurt, though, and police closed off the street as a precaution. >> we have to make sure that there was nobody inside the school. obviously our main concern was to make sure that there was no further damage to property or life. >> the cause of that crash is still under investigation. firefighters helped move the holiday concert props to a nearby church so the show could go on. >> four suspects are behind bars tonight accused of robbing and killing a convenience store clerk last year. the crime happened last september at a 7/11. it was the only homicide in the city in 2012. today, police revealed the robbers made off with only $200. two of the suspects were 17 at the time, but will be charged as adults. >> the search for missing children across the country is getting more tech savvy. the national center for missing and exploited children just opened up a branch here in the bay area. be

as these companies, he have exxonmobil out in the woodland areas they're bringing in people with the construction that they're bringing outs there. anadarko are bringing in people into the city. but there are no homes. so there is a huge shortage right now. >> let me ask you this, do you have any issues with getting supplies to build the homes that you got? do you have enough supplies? are the costs of basic supplies going up? >> yeah, they are. they're going up. and it's hard to i guess get them delivered. it used to be if i called in on a friday afternoon i my get my delivery on monday morning. now i'm getting them maybe tuesday afternoon. it's hard to get the rep to come out and do take-offs on things. they're busy running around. it's certainly a shortage, and not to where it's going to completely stop construction, it's not that bad, but obviously the prices have been driven up because of it. >> that's remarkable. what a story. charles, good to talk to you. thanks for letting us know what is going on in your side of the world. co-owner of candela homeowners. in houston. >>> the

room meandering through the woodlands. i mean some pods there was also among groups. with some trees thumbs here and the but no. there's nothing to show it's all gone. the reality is also the part up to the manufacturers of these lifetimes cannot be absolved from blame the money fortress all the producers of these lives when i should be able to collect these things i believe that they should be responsible for their products from cradle to grave robber. needs to live that way play out again i got cut by broken glass when i was breaking the computer monitor. problem to my. is. the this is the here and in your body talk about it broke it was my. sand into a bigger wash your hands and then the blood with soap. so i read that but they're not talking just the move ok so bump it up thank you i would just go away. so i'm going to order soil has bathrooms when you wash your hands. clean this is nowhere near the truth we're talking about pollutants that are persistent reversible police and the bio accumulate you know researchable pollutants those three almost horrible right fr

government which is going to require the cooperation between those two political blocs with the woodland with that so much. that said that they fit they defer a vote and of course following is the cessation of its own economic cooperation more difficult especially following the accusations and denials that they are flying between the two camps of the sunny political leadership. blaming hezbollah in effect for the car bombing that killed him how to set up on friday. adams had spring air from a brutal staying in the eleven on and security sources say israeli tanks have our twenty shells into the country's south. after israel ap said two rockets fired from the time has landed in northern israel no injuries have been reported and the border area has seen sporadic outbursts of violence since israel's two thousand six four with the lebanese shiite group hezbollah. turkey's prime ministers on the offensive once again richard tied it on lashing out against the corruption scandal that's threatening his government the rally on saturday that the minister up his rhetoric against the us based muslim

but it was later found on the edge of the woodland tunnels and packets of cigarettes cobalt. two thousand u s in payment for transporting them. it's the equivalent of four months salary for a police officer the fiddly bits the base when cramped. will you call lauren him. get a premium of pymble. stanton during his london has been telling everything stops on the edge of the far east. the police have found that colony used pecans bolting the cigarettes it was toward the sodium. i don't recognize that bit of paper so is this certain stories car. no it's mine i bought it. the menu protest their innocence on the evidence and look stunning. it's back on and eventually they'd made it was indeed meant to smuggling contraband cigarettes. they could now face several days in jail. to relieve i'd known i would not come. i didn't venture off taking notes to some of the more acute the big easy. in two thousand and thirteen the police recorded fourteen thousand crimes on the romanian border. most of which were related to smuggling. more than seven hundred people were arrested for crossing t

tom said at jpmorgan chase, woodland creatures seeking higher ground. go up see one in the meantime, bad news for unions, good news for investors. >> yes, and this is a trend that we have been seeing. and a dozen states are saying, we will take you, build your plan, we want those 50,000 jobs that would've been created. so this is another signal and trend. neil: absolutely. capitalism works. that is what boeing is doing. >> that company lost $80 million on market value and it's about making the right move for your company. >> i am watching the flick everyone. and everyone seems to be busy enough watching this. so go ahead. >> ig bargain-hunting right now. there will be surprising growth in two areas. germany and china. u.s. companies should do business in both of those areas and i'm taking advantage of what the pullback is and that's what i'm looking at. >> about the correction next year. what do you think? >> i believe that without the fed come the market is down we generally have liquidity, lou: chinese aggression leads to an international incident in

you can make a move away mean behavior that the woodlands to expect from a friend in texas he should be trained in handling the traumatized victims sensitively not all detectives did this but there was widespread enough that it was a problem that we that we felt it was important to bring to light. i think you might touch on this topic and if in the first question but how much of this is a result of the institutional problems and within the dc police force and how much making this pitcher rid of bad apples are bad actors that might exist in a police force i think the promise in the dead there i'm gonna bring back apples and bad actors and the remaining anywhere you go. but if they're not held to account for misbehavior then it becomes an institutional problem and in dc this problem was exposed in two thousand and eight. where was discovered as part of a lawsuit that half the time people were complaining about sexual some cases police wouldn't even bother writing it down. supposedly the police changed their practices but my research aaa is the re years afterwards and i found it still a

tom said at jpmorgan chase, woodland creatures seeking higher ground.ee one in the meantime, bad news for unions, good news for investors. >> yes, and this is a trend that we have been seeing. and a dozen states are saying, we will take you, build your plan, we want those 50,000 jobs that would've been created. so this is another signal and trend. neil: absolutely. capitalism works. that is what boeing is doing. >> that company lost $80 million on market value and it's about making the right move for your compa. >> i'm watching this like everybody else, but i also -- >> you're not watching -- everyone is busy enough watching it for me, go ahead. >> i'm going bargain hunt. there's surprising growth in two areas next year, germany and china, and i want u.s. companies doing business in both those areas. i'm taking advantage of the tax advantage pull-back here. that's what i'm looking at. >> real quickly, to alyssa's point about this correction near year, so the stock at 15%, 20%, could it go more? what do you think? >> i believe that without the fed, the m

. >> next question, john in woodland hills, california. good afternoon, you're on booktv. >> caller: thank you. good afternoon. let me first say that president eisenhower is one of just a handleful of presidents for whom the office of presidency was not the greatest accomplishment in his career. he would have been an historical figure even if he never ran for president. but my question concerns the nomination of senator nixon for vice president. reports have been stated on tv that eisenhower was approached after he was nominated, and the asked who should be vice president, and he said, isn't that up to the convention? and then his staff said, well, the convention will go for whomever you suggest. and then they recommended senator nixon. but that story always seemed to me to be a little insincere. it seems to me there was more to that than met the eye. i think general eisenhower and president eisenhower was very good at appearing less involved than he actually was, and it always seemed to me this is an occasion where he had made the choice

>> reporter: eric, this is on woodland avenue, laurel dell elementary school. i can tell you right now there is a faint smell of gas in the air and i can show you why. this is the damage that has been left behind. you can see the busted pipes and wires. both the gas line and the pg&e electrical connection to the school that have been severed. and you can see up on the sidewalk and some of the landscaping here where the car jumped the curb and crashed into the walls. so no gas, no electric that mean no school. classes cancelled for today. if you take a look at this video, sky 7 hd over the scene when it happened yesterday, around 5:45, a minivan slammed into the school. at this point, we still don't know why, but the driver and passenger inside the minivan to the hospital, minor injuries. no classes at the elementary school last night, there was a planned holiday concert, that was a real bummer. we understand firefighters did help move the props for the show to a nearby church so that the show could go on. staff at laurel dell elementary school not off the hook

the school is woodland avenue.ffered minor injuries and at this point it's unclear exactly why they lost control. the van ruptured a gas line and triggered a power outage on the campus, and actually last night, the out oage threatened to can -- outage threatened to cancel the holiday concert at the school. the event was moved to a nearby church and the show went on. this was the message put up on the school's web site, letting parents and students know classes were canceled for the day. 220 students attend laurel dell according to the principal and ask school administrators are expecting everything will be fixed over the weekend and the power should be back on in time for classes monday morning. a school employee told me repair work will begin later on today. live this morning, in san rafael, alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:006, later today a vigil will be held in san francisco to remember the victim's last year's school shooting massacre in newtown, connecticut. ♪ ♪ last night, hundreds of people gathered a

this school is on woodland avenue. two people inside that van suffered minor injuries and the gas ruptured a gas line. that outage threatened to cancel a holiday concert planned at the school last night. but that event was moved to a nearby church at the last minute. this morning let me show you the message put up on the school's website letting parents and students know that classes are canceled for the day. school administrators though do expect the gas and the electricity will be fixed and turned back on. the repair work will be done over the weekend here at the school. and they are telling parents and students that monday will be a normal school day. live in san rafael alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are tracking carjackers who used the stolen cars to commit armed robberies. after a police chase yesterday the suspects abandoned a toyota sedan. patrol officers were on the lookout because in two previous carjackings this month they were used in armed robberies in north oakland and berkeley. >> wh

>> reporter: eric, this is -- we are on woodland avenue, laurel dell high school.an tell dish elementary school. i can tell you right now there is a faint smell of gas in the air and i can show you why. this is the damage that has been left behind. you can yee the busted pipes and wires. both the gas line and the pg&e electrical connection to the school that have been severed. and you can yee up on the sidewalk and some of the landscaping here where the car jumped the curb and crashed into the walls. so no gas, no electric that mean he is no school. classes cancelled for today. if you take a look at this video, sky 7 hd over the scene when it happened yesterday, around 5:45, a minivan slammed into the school. at this point, we still don't know why, but the driver and passenger inside the minivan to the hospital, minor injuries. no classes at the elementary school last night, there was a planned holiday concert, that was a real bummer. we understand firefighters did help move the props for the show to a nearby church so that the show could go on. staff at laurel del

julia boorstin is live at the westfield mall in woodland hills, california. what have you found?ll, mandy, it seems like about half the stores in this mall are offering serious discounts. i'm talking as much as 15% or more and it's not christmas yet. now this discounting trend that we're seeing here, definitely fits with the trend that we're seeing nationwide. retailers are doing some of the deepest discounting since 2008 as shoppers hold out for really big deals. that means losers at the malls this past weekend. sales fell by mid single percentage at brick and mortar stores from friday and saturday with traffic down % according to retail next. now the winners this holiday season are on-line. the national retail federation forecast on-line holiday shopping will grow as much as 15%, benefiting amazon and ebay as well as retailers like walmart which had been making a big on-line push. web bush securities analyst is bullish on ann taylor, gap and macy's, succeeding both in store and on-line. >> their omni channel focused retailers which means they can better manage inventory by fulf

we start with julia in woodland hills, california. julia? >> well, tyler, the shoppers we've talked to here are really a mixed bag. some target regulars say they're staying far away from the store but most of the folks we've talked to say they are cautiously going into target and taking advantage of those discounts. >> the problem is if you're not watching your statements carefully, then you could be in big trouble. >> i have a credit monitoring service that alerts me. so i feel safe. >> personally i try to use cash whenever possible. >> kind of avoiding target right now. >> now america's research group says target has not been dramatically affected but retail consultantsy cust mer growth partners say weekend transactions at target slipped 3 to 4% from last year. analysts dana tellsy says walmart will ben fit while target works to lure its customers back in and tellsy notes after security breach like this, the most important thing a retailer can do is offer incentives and promotions to rerecruit their. >> macy's up big about 18%, dillards 19

morgan a few years ago said that investors like woodland creatures looking for the high round. for the higher stocks. what's going to knock the engines off of the economy and we've seen so much headline risk hitting the markets and hasn't derailed the market going up. >> one other thing, technology has helped to diminish the effects of inflation we might have had otherwise. people are now buying on amazon things like, know you toiletry items, stuff that you used to go down to the duane-reade drug stores and you see prices going up, you can buy it on-line and ship for free. technology is having to diminish. charles: although we know that the elementary definition of inflation, too much money and too much goods. ultimately ironically the goal of the fed. they have too many money chasing through, we'll see what happens. >> interesting. charles: the wall street journal reporting that amazon will refund shipping charges and give gift cards to customers whose packages were not delivered in time for christmas. with that, we'll go to lauren simonetti. >> hi, charles, the stock is down

. -- laurel dell elementary school on woodland avenue. for gas and electricity. the collision caused the gas line to rupture and knocked out electricity and the building. two people in the van suffered minor injuries. the score remained without power and gas this morning. school officials said they expect full utility issues to be resolved over the weekend with class is resuming on monday. the milpitas police department has announced a major break in the investigation into this city's only homicide of 2012. investigators say they have charged for people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing of a 711 store clerk moe sadeghzadeh. the suspects' names are jerry coneal, warner travis, delmon armstead and bianca barrow. all four suspects were arrested earlier this month. even though the four suspects for teenagers at the time of the crime they are all being charged as adults. the police chief and say what information led them to the suspect. he did say that only three into the store on the day of the robbery but

." >> it's great because it is like a woodland dekrep it feeling. >> reporter: the town may look pastflectingmy kind of increased excitement and enthusiasm as i have. >> reporter: in "the hobbit: the desolation of smaug" he's looking to recreate it. jackson again turns to his native new zealand with its enhanced locations. >> no matter how hot it is you know, you always take that moment to think, hang on you're doing exactly what you drept of doing when you were 8 or 9 years old. how many people are lucky enough to say they're living their dream? >> reporter: in affect orlando bloom, one of the stars thinks peter jackson has never grown up. >> he's a big child. his approach to the work is so creatively freeing. i love working with him. he's great. >> reporter: growing up as an only child with a big imagination he recalls how an unexpected gift changed his life when he was just 8 years old. >> suddenly one christmas this camera shows up at our house. my mom and dad didn't really want it. i grabbed it. kind of commandeered this camera. >> almost from the beginning he was creating manic

malcolm woodland founded a training program for african-american boys in washington.lived at howard university learning about medicine is, psychology and health issues affecting their communities. the young docs are also taking part in local health fairs and meet every saturday throughout the school year. they're looking forward to returning to howard this summer. then there was tamar bogs, a true hero. this lancaster, pennsylvania teenager took to his bike when he heard a 5-year-old girl had been abducted from his neighborhood. heched to find the girl and return her safely home. not only has he stayed close with the family but has become a leader in school and tells us he stays focused on the bright side of life. for more on these amazing foot soldiers and many others check out our website at mhp show.com. that's our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. i'm going to see you again tomorrow morning. remember when anthony weiner was a contender for mayor of new york or the election that featured both eight jackson. >> or when ted cruz broke out green eggs

julia boorstin live in woodland hills, california.reporter: good morning to you, karl. well, shoppers seem to be holding out for discounts which means losers at the malls this weekend. sales fell by a mid single digit percentage point at brick and mortar stores friday and saturday, compared to last year, while traffic declined 7% according to retail next. now the big question is, how much of a loser target will be after its massive credit card breach. america's research group says target has not been dramatically affected but retail consultancy group customer growth partners says weekend transactions slipped 3% to 4% from last year. where are shoppers going instead? >> basically gives the push to walmart who is making everything big and bigger this year with whether it's more opening hours, staying open later or being more comprehensive on price, had to give walmart an advantage. >> retailers are trying to boost spending with extended hours and deep discounts. gabriel la says shoppers are turning out to take advantage of the deepest m

one of them came just down the road in woodland at the la tourangelle nut oil company. >> it's been great dynamic business. we're always looking for people like ourselves who are dynamic and trying new things in the industry. so this is one great outlet for us to have the walnut oil for a place to... part of our crop anyway. >> taking the best of both worlds--fresh california walnuts and french production methods-- frenchman matthieu kohlmeyer has created this country's first homegrown nut oil. each batch is unique and hand-crafted, following a 150-year tradition that matthieu followed in france. but when it came time to open up op here in the states, there was no question on where to go. >> well, you know$ winters is-- you know, we're surrounded by walnut trees, so it made nse really to come here. you know, people really like walnuts. they know them very well. so we...we're in the perfect area to grow. and i mean, you know, it's california. it's nice weather. i think i choose a very nice place. before matthieu's invention, nut oils were strictly imports and thus lacked taste and affordab