that, to me, it atomizes mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a

rob and mike? >> all right, john, thanks. >>> say good-bye to those orange, yellow and red terror alerts. homeland security is looking to get rid of the color-coded warnings in favor of something a little bit simpler. one option now in consideration is to go to two threat levels instead of five. those levels would be elevated and imminent. critics say the color codes were simply a little too vague to be useful. >>> the eastern part of the country is now bearing the brunt of the deadly storm that buried parts of the west. >> it's not coming in the form of heavy snow, but it's a nasty mix that could make your ride to thanksgiving dinner a pretty treacherous one. accuweather's ava dinges joins us with more. hi, ava. >> good morning, mike and rob. it's been a wild start to this holiday across much of the nation. now it's the turn for the northeast. we are going to see wet weather build in throughout thanksgiving. the temperatures are actually below freezing to start off the day across central pennsylva

schneider huckabee, mike pence, tim pawlenty and sarah palin. and exploit those early primaries on the map. it starts in heavily evangelical iowa and then after new hampshire, quickly goes to baptist south carolina. howard, this is the season. we're not jumping the gun. isn't this the season this fall when all those names we mentioned are decided where they go or not? >> no question. both here in washington and in other places where there's money to be had, the race is on. not to collect the money right now. but to sign up the key fundraisers one of the things you have to decide at the beginning is you're running -- if you're running, who's going to raise the money for you. so that's the sort of primary behind the primary that's taking place right this minute. some of the big donors have been locked up. others are going to be locked up in the next few weeks and so forth. sarah palin is the only one because of her national popularity and reach who probably doesn't need to play in that ball game. butll the others are. chris: we're in november and

>> all right, mike. you have to worry about some fog for your morning drive on int state 80 through vallejo and american canyon. and also the early accident in antioch has been cleared. traffic looks good as you continue westbound 4 to southbound 680 walnut creek where traffic on the right-hand side flows southbound. that's the north main street exit in the middle of your screen. no trouble in the north bay this point. it's friday light as you make your way southbound on 101 through san rafael down to 580 and the golden gate bridge. if you're heading across the san mateo bridge shortly, no delays. 101 looks good in san mateo and the road work on 880 through hayward has also been opened and cleared. and a nice, quiet ride as well in the south bay as this live shot shows you at the 280 and 17 interchange. eric, kristen. >> frances, thank you very much. it's 5:11. our producer did research and cal won the quidage game. >> are you proud? >> yeah. see what happens tomorrow. the plan to stop the airport securi

i want to bring in mike, a spokesperson for sfo. mike, how is it going so far? >> so far it's going smoothly. we have good weather which is helping us out. we are tracking the weather in the midwest, which is very changeable, but overall things are moving well and we hope it goes the same way the rest of the day. >> reporter: we've all been hearing about the nationwide protests against those full body scanners. have you seen anything like that at the airport yet? >> we have not. we don't know if it's going to materialize or not. we have some contingency plans in place working with the tsa. our goal to our customers is to make sure everybody that wants to get through security screening efficiently and effectively will do so. >> reporter: what are your plans that you have in place? >> we'll just keep those under our hat right now. we want to make sure that people who want to get through the system get through the system and make sure they catch their flight and get to their holiday destination. >> reporter: how much time should people give themselves coming to sfo

. >> mike: the win streaks are over. the raiders get throttled in burg, pittsburgh, and the 49eers offense is missing. it was tough hit. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy haurger helper? oh! tada! faastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger lper. what one pound... one pan... oneasty meal! with n having enough food. that's why i'vteamed up with feedingmerica and hamburger helper®. when you b hamburger helper® you can help feeding america deliver a meal to a local food bank. visit this website to see how you can help. >> alan: a snowy weekend in the sierra and even more snow be on the way. the weather has made travel tricky for some drivers. e upside, all the snow is expected to be a big holiday boost for tahoe ski resorts. four are open this weekend, heavenly, boreal, squaw valley. sugar bowl is expected to open on thanksgiving. good times early in the season. >> leigh: we had snow in the sear ray -- sierras and little snow here as well. you can see the wh

and mike schuh has the cleanup effort. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. what the people know is it's a mess and a heart ache. and everyone is trying to pick up parts of their lives. >>> at 1:30, no one was up and outside in the dark during the storm to see a tornado. what was left behind looked like tornado damage. isolated along a narrow and short path, hitting dutch village. >> i was hit in the face with some sort of debris. >> reporter: the wind skipped neighborhoods and touched down in the county. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: the results are in and it was a tornado. it's hard to believe it's the weakest category of those they measure. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: weak tornado and strong disruption. >> let me get my place and clipers, and i'll walk away. >> reporter: many of heart aches. >> i'm still here. that's all that matters to me. i'm safe. >> reporter: and here are the numbers, 450 homes between the county and the city were effected, most of them minor and 54 were condemned here in the city. in the county, they won't say

mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you, mike. >>> well a group in michigan says they don't care. their winning lottery ticket was bought at a porn shop. their spokesman mike greer is seen here getting the check for $129 million. he would not say who bought the ticket or if it was purchased inside the adult store or outside at a walk up kiosks. greel says some of the winnings will be donated to a church. >>> whether you call it a vase or a vase, you can call this one really, really expensive. an 18th century vas sold for $83 million. the vase exceeded the estimates because it was a bidding war. >> somebody pick up bob. >> they said they had no ideas it was worth anything. maybe a little something, but how they got it, who knows. and the taxes are going to kill them in britain. after a high of 66, we dropped to 37 with zero wind. low due wall point, dry air all day long. all the humidity was down to 13%. that is bone dry. so at night the temperatures can drop a lot and the daytime, the sun just speeds things up. that's what happened. right now 36 in easton. rather mild 36 in

head coach mike han shanahan move -- mike shanahan moved on or has tried to. if there is bad blood, it's staying internal. mcnabb's goal, put all the drama behind him. >> and this is football. this is football. you know, we talk about the whole issue, you know, we find of hashed out a lot of different things. i just, right now, i have been in the situation before. so, the whole deal about it is i'm going to treat it as such and focus on my judge and do it at eye level. >> it's a good job this week, get ready to play, a lot of distractions and fought through it as a group and we're ready to go on. sometimes as i said, you know, you make decisions you feel in the best interest of your team. you're not always right, sometimes you go with your gut. the bottom line, you make it and go on. >> that is mike shanahan with a semi apology, i think. running back clinton portis doing his best to return after a six-week hiatus due to a groin injury and limited to a few reps in practice. portis called him a work in progress. day-to-day and this. >> real sore. i think these s

mike? >> it doesn't. check out the current conditions and it's only 11:00. we're looking at temperatures that are already in napa at 81 degrees. in other areas we're in the 70s. even a few of us still holng on to the 60s but upper 60s around los gatos, oakland and antioch. i mean, we're getting very close. let's ke a look at some of those record high temperatures. everywhere you see an asterisk, that's where i'm focasting the high. 15 degrees warmer, concord, san jose 16. 18 san francis, santa rosa and 19 sunset to 4:58. if your family has to work, not going to get a chance to enjoy it. here's krist and cheryl. >> thanks a lot. a california man refuses a body scan and a patdown. next the recording he made of his airport experience. >> the government defes its new airpt security procedures that some travelers compin are too intimate. >> and congress's new freshman class repos to work today. save $523! 16 minutes could save you 16%! come on... isn't itime an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that'shy you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk

let's check with mike and talk about the big changes and today is the day we start to notice, mike. >> let's take a look at our highs compared to average. all week starting with record sunday and monday, now below everywhere except san jose where you're 2 degrees warmer than average. san francisco will drop down to around 3 degrees below average. you can see why when you step outside where the clouds are back. 50 oakland, 51 mountain view. the rest of us 50s until you get to concord and los gatos, mid to upper 30s for the cool spot. you see where the clouds are mainly around the bay shore and the coast and north bay valleys. those are the areas warmer, the rest cooler than yesterday. friday, 58 half moon bay and richmond. mid to upper 50s clear lake, cloverdale and ukiah. look at the low to mid-60s for the rest of us. some clouds stubborn, especially the north bay and the coast. clouds around the monterey bay and temperatures here will be in the low to mid-60s. a little more sunshine with mid-60s inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast. the steady rain rolls in tomorrow evening. they

mike, i want to give you a twitter question. it says, many small government types yell about sending undocumented people back. what size government agency would they create to execute this? >> well, i think -- >> you've estimated 30 million undocumented people in this country. how many millions of government workers would you have to hire to move them back across the border? >> it's not just about moving them back. we need a system that has integrity. we naturalized 30,000 people four years ago without their files. they lost 111,000 files. this is the agency that handles citizenship and benefits. the whole system -- >> we're not talking about naturalizing them. we naturalize a small number. 30 million or 20 million. yeah, it's a very small number in this big picture that we are talking about. how many people would you have to hire to do this? >> i would look to see probably about as many i.c.e. agents for the country as there are new york city police officers. >> 30,000. that can't possibly take on 13 million, 14 million people.

let's check in with mike, how cold can it go? >> probably in the 20s as we are dealing with this morning. by 8:00 this morning, morgan hill, napa and santa rosa to be in the 20s, the rest of us in the 30s until you get to owning and san francisco, around 40 and 42 degrees. we have total sunshine and throughout temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 40s and 50 san rafael and san francisco and santa cruz. by 4:00 we've met our highs for the day by 2:00. so we'll flip back into the low 50s around san francisco, oakland and concord and upper 40s to near 50 for the rest of us. so it's going to be a very cold day. temperatures running 10 degrees cooler than normal for this time of the year. let's take a look at seven-day forecast, expect more frost and freeze tonight. those temperatures will be away from the coast and again tomorrow night. so friday morning is going to be a cold start for black friday and rain on saturday and sunday, monday and tuesday, dry, temperatures still below average. >> i've got good news, bart no longer

we have mike baker answer your questions and some of ours about cool secret agent stuff. let's get started. shall we? >> shall we? >> the man who exposed the anna chapman's thigh ring, i think he was a colonel -- everybody's a colonel. >> you start as a colonel. >> and you end as a colonel. had he been planning this for a long time? >> it's a relatively senior member of the service. >> it's the svr, used to be the kgb. he was with the svr in a relatively important position in that he knew about the stay-mind assets that they have. the rushionians have allowed this information to get out there because it looks a lot better if they have been betrayed than if the 10 spies trip themselves up somehow. >> currently, right, right. >> they say they are going to go after this guy on american soil? are you buying that? >> they do make an effort to track people down on occasion. and several cases, they have gone through. you know, would they try something like that on u.s. soil? hopefully, they are not that stupid, frankly. >> next, what is your take on vice-president biden, thursda

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that, to me, it atomizes mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mike is that man. he never asked to be in the role he is in now, but the community has asked him. so it is with the greatest tumbled as, like i say, it is just an honor to be able to present him to you. but to me, he is a spiritual, special man. he will always say he is just an ordinary man, but he is, and he is my friend. [applause] >> please join us to be recognized, michael. let's give michael a round of applause. [applause] >> i was hoping that don would take up all my time. i want to thank everybody for coming out, sharing the day with us. thank you, kqed for giving me an opportunity to put a suit on because i hardly ever wear one. i also want to thank -- or actually congratulate mayor gavin newsom for getting elected to lieutenant governor and jerry brown and all those other people that ran. a couple of days ago, on november 2, a friend of mine was elected t

[applause] like mike said, we were not sure if we were going to do it this year. there was a lot of things going on during the month of october, especially during the city, but i felt it was very important, not for us personally, but for the sake of the community. last year, we had an inaugural celebration, which was crucial and very historic in san francisco, so we owe it to the community to continue this event because this is your city hall and our city hall, and the arab community is the dynamic community that has been here for generations and has contributed significantly to the vitality of this city. like michael said, giving the award to the arab film festival -- it is the premier arab film festival in the nation. for over 15 years, they have been portraying films that do not only represent our rich heritage but kind of dispel myths and stereotypes of the arab people, who they are, and giving these films an audience that would not usually see them. even though it is through the art and fun, it is a powerful and strong message, and i urge you all to support t

here's frances with that update. >> mike, we'll talk about bart. apparently they had a stalled train or disabled train at the west oakland station. so they had to take it out of service. delays are growing. at first they were ten minutes, now they're 15 minutes as you make your way from west oakland into san francisco. it's definitely going to affect a lot of folks heading into work this morning. in addition to that, ace train number 3 reporting about 15 minute delays as well. caltrain and muni so far reporting no delays. the other big delay we're seeing grow and grow this morning is westbound 80 approaching central. there are a couple problems in the backup. some accidents as well. that's why traffic is really jammed right now from pinole all the way to central. look what it's done to drive times. it's almost 40 minutes now from the carquinez bridge to the maze. this is causing about 20 minute delays on that ride. as a detour, you may want to consider 680 to 24, about a24 minute ride but it's a long detour so it may not be worth it. with a quick c

rob and mike? >> got to get that caffeine. >>> well, say good-bye to the orange, yellow and red terror alert system. homeland security now wants to get rid of those color-coded warnings, in favor of something a little simpler. one option now under consideration, is to go to two threat levels instead of five. those two levels would be elevated and imminent. >>> president obama may spend part of his holiday on the phone with the president of china. the u.s. wants that country to put pressure on north korea, after its attack on a south korean island on tuesday. the bodies of two civilians killed in that attack were taken from the island earlier today. and the president of south korea is now vowing to beef up security in that area. >>> the once-powerful former house majority leader, tom delay, now faces life in prison. a texas jury found delay guilty of conspiracy and money laundering. he was charged with illegally funneling corporate money to texas political candidates in 2002. delay calls his convict

. >> mike: they should be, and my golf game is rained out thursday more importantly. stanford has done their part. now the bcs experts have to find them a bowl game. for a limited time, smartphones talk free. add any smartphone to a family shareplan and share minutes for free. >> mike: stanford won their 11th game of the season. the first in school history. with a win over oregon state. will it put them in a bcs bowl game? they philadelphia this cardinal fan's christmas list. luke -- luck throwing it on the money, a dart. 7 or cardinals. later in the first, luck going deep. a wide-open doug baldwin. just like that the cardinals up 14-0. stanford's defense bringing it. thomas on the blitz. forces a fumble. one of five oregon state turnovers. that would lead to a cardinal field goal. later. want to do the dougie. 29 yards on the score. luck threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns, in the third, taylor putting the nail in the oregon state coffin. taylor, 115-yards on the ground. stanford makes a statement, 38-0 in the final, ending the year 11-1. >> the best one-loss tea

thanks, mike. president obama joins the nation in honoring the men and women who serve our country this veterans day. >> also a special honor is getting underway in marin for the nation's first black military pilots. you'll meet one of the tuskegee airmen coming up next. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. ♪ a gorgeous day and in tahoe, too, mike. check that out aabsolutely, sun burn with all that sun. >> we wish we were there, come on. >> i know. especially when it's not to cold yet. absolutely gorgeous there as it is here at home. hears heavenly, 8,0

keurig. >> mike: 49er head coach mike singletary seems to be staging an audition for quarterback troy smith for the rest of the season and beyond. troy getting his second start with the 49ers today against the rams. i was impressed. watch this throw. a dart. hooks up with josh morgan for the longest play of the season. 65-yard trike. fumbled, though. frank gore breaking tackles, finds pay dirt. now in the second, the rams respond. sam bradford. five yard on that strike. game tied. in the third, more from st. louis. jackson slips a tackle, runs for 67. 17-10 rams. same score in the fourth. smith to davis. unbelievable catch. davis called for hold. one of 14 niners penalties. third time a touchdown was called back because of a penalty. but after converting fourth and long, smith fires a bullet to michael crabtree, and that score, 20-17, but the rams roar book. sam bradford, 11 plays, 75-yard, find jackson. unbelievable catch. we go to overtime. rams win thes to. 49er d shuts them down. troy keeps the drive alive. niners in field goal range, and joe nedney nails a 39 yarder. niners win 2

that's good news, mike. thank you. >>> lisa murkowski could claim victory as early as tonight in alaska's ongoing senate race. she is topping republican and tea party favorite joe miller by more than 10,000 votes. she's invited supporters to an event tonight in anchorage. if she wins, she would be the first u.s. senate candidate to win with write-in votes since 1954. miller is not done fighting. he's demanding the entire vote be recounted by hand. >>> the tsa took more heat today over the enhanced screening that airline passengers face at 70 airports nationwide. at a senate hearing, florida republican george lemieux was among several senators asking the head of the tsa about traveler concerns over full-body scans and those new body pat-downs. >> i wouldn't want my wife to be touched in the way these folks are being touched. i wouldn't want to be touched that way. i think we have to be focused on safety, but there's a balance. >> to me, it comes down to that balance, as you say, and the fact that everybody wa

mike hellgren has the latest development for us in this scandal. mike? >> reporter: thethe allegations are damaging. government lawyers say they paid big bribes to prince george's county officials for their businesses. and they caught it all on wire tap. >> reporter: federal authorities revealed new information about their indictment of amreek and ra vinda melib. the feds searched their mansion in clarksville, where wjz has learned they found $400,000 in cash in a closet. both face conspiracy and extortion charges, in connection to the corruption investigation, that has already led to the arrest of jack johnson and his wife. family members spoke to wjz about the ordeal. >> is it difficult for you to see her if through this? >> i have no comment. she's my sister, of course it's difficult. no comment. >> reporter: so who are the melibs, and what their connection to johnson? they lived in india, moving to the u.s., building up a small empire of liquor stores n. prince george's county, they owned tick tock liquors. officials say they bribed to get their lice

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incredible -- >> mike: great story. all right. so raiders slug it out. raiders and the chiefs. one of the fiercest rivalries in sports dating back to the 60s, a rookie, bag of tricks and a so-called backup quarterback. cables club looking to go 3-0. matt cassel throws one up to tucker, and the rookie free agent out of cal with a great catch, first career grab is a touchdown. 7 or chiefs. first half, cassel looking for more. mitchell puts it, ware picks it. 10-0 chiefs at the half. second half. opening kickoff. ford out of clemson, ran the fastest quarter at the combine. you can't coach speed. here's why. later in the third, 13-7 chiefes. campbell rolling right. raiders pulling out all the stops. in the fourth, the returned punt, fumble. kansas city recovers. but was miller down? looks like it. raiders out of challenges. chiefs take over. 20 yards on the touchdown strike. raiders driving, campbell throws, ford, unbelievable 29-yard catch to keep the drive alive. sets up a game-tying field goal. from janikowski, nails it. going to o.t., raider ball. first play, campbell airs it o

we talk about mike madigan holding it. is this what needs to be done? can bill brady stand up against them and get something done in the state? >> i think again if you have a republican governor, democratic legislature, you can kind of spread the blame around. sometimes it's hard to get one party to make the tough decisions. and you need both parties at the table and they can kind of come up with what we call a constructed role call. and people on both sides willing to make she choices. might be a better chance of gets that consensus and those tough choices as opposed to if it was just democrats in the control. i think many voters and i would agree with them, we need to try a change. this is the change i think we're going to get. i'm hopeful. we can't do much worse than we've been doing. this thing continues to get more and more of a problem -- the financial mess. hopefully now that we've reached bottom we can begin to dig our way out. >> governor, mark suppelsa. if you did not talk about the recall referendum on the ballot, it appears that illinoisans

. >> let's get the time line on that rain coming, mike. >> swift changes. go from a frost advisory which means clear skies and cool conditions this morning up in the north bay to showers this afternoon and during the evening and overnight hours. yeah, a quick change. let's talk about the temperatures awaiting you when you step outside. 36 napa, 39 santa rosa, novato, men low park and livermore. we have 40 degree weather for the wrest of us. compared to 24 hours ago much cooler to 1 degree in santa rosa, 13 novato, 7 concord, 8 mountain view and 6 san jose. it would be increasing clouds this afternoon. it will hold our temperatures in the mid to upper 50s in the north bay. low to mid-60s for the rest of us. temperatures upper 50s along the coast. more sunshine, slightly warmer weather around the monterey bay and inland. low to mid-60s for you. your 7-day forecast, those showers push to the south. increasing sunshine on wednesday and temperatures like today and a warming trend will come in thursday and especially through the weekend where just all of us near

. >>> mike hellgren reports leopold says the lawyer doesn't have the facts to back them up. >>> anne arundel county executive john leopold faces nasty allegations. among them he's addicted to women, he fondled a woman in his office, called another a pig. that he ordered police to run down license plates of women he found attractive. john singleton was the lawyer who filed that complaint. now he's the subject of this motion for sanctions, the county attorney filed it saying the claims singleton is making are lies and he doesn't have the witnesses to back them up. >> every single fact in this complaint e believe can be verified by witnesses. >>> singleton says the complaint is good old fashion bullying. >> this is certainly not going to be the end of it. with all due respect, i'm not going to back down. >> reporter: the county's attorneys and representatives for mr. leopold did not return comments to the allegations. carla hamner described one of the accounts that led her to file it. >> he physically grabbed me from the arm. yelled i want you to turn and face me like this, get your hai

we're going to check in with mike sugerman. >> i joke -- 1.6 billion people here. i have to credit stephen colbert for that. this civic center plaza. 25,000 people and it is jammed way past that. they're sitting up on the library, which is season entire block away and through the plaza. there was a fire mar shall here who said well, it's okay. we're not going to die up here. so it's not as crowed as it can be and i remember -- i talked about '82 with the 49ers, a much rougher crowd i have to say. it was like a mosh pit. they pushed forward and the police had to push them back. but speaking of mosh pits, let me show you how crowd it it as the civic center plaza. here we go. this is what it's like. at civic center plaza. this is the crowd and it's crowded. all right. thank you. it doesn't get much crowded than that. from you're going to take mike sugerman over tim lincecum. >> philmy going by in the cable car -- timmy going by in the cable car and he goes by this. but mike surfing the crowd at the center and there's emotion out there and sometimes it goes on to us. y

mike will fill us in on how that's impacting our morning commute coming up. >> we'll check in with him because there's a new accident. >> a new accident highway 37, the westbound commute direction off of interstate 80 right at fairgrounds drive. not a whole lot of information. if you're heading from vallejo over towards novato, keep that in mind. east shore freeway moves smoothly all the way down to the berkeley curve. we see 24 with the only bit of slowing coming out of the tunnel and heading past the warren freeway but westbound 580 i got reports of an accident at lakeshore avenue. no information on this one but that is the commute direction heading through oakland. i'll bring you an update just inside ten minutes. >>> tough talk this morning from the city of santa clara to its employees union. the city is trying to balance its budget and is making big demands and threatening to cut jobs. kris sanchez is live in santa clara with a look at the ultimatum and why more than 80 city workers are at risk. kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. city workers here in santa clara in a v

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we all get wet on thursday. >> mike: -- >> alan: not a great finale for cal. >> mike: not a great ending. renovations begin on the >> mike: the cal bears playing their final game in 87-year-old memorial stadium. a lot on the line. both teams need wins to become bowl eligible, and a victory over the hulksize would be a great final enemy rhythm -- final memory. the field goal right down the middle with troop spare, 3-0 cal at the half. huskies first possession of the second half. locker to good win. mark anthony covers, ball is tipped. that's the season. outside of that play, cal's defense held locker in check. jordan the scoop, 20 yards for the score, 10-7 bears. fourth quarter, this time 47 yards. got it again. the huskies get to the one yardline with two seconds left. go for the win instead of the tie, and chris paul, game over. 16-13 the final. cal finishes 5-7 and will not make a bowl game. >> felt bad for the seniors, and because they've given a lot those program. they've been to a bowl game every year they've been here, obviously and this is no doubt disappointing. >> mike: lsu look

the gain of 38 and mike singletary said it was like watching brett favre at times. brett does crazy sff as well and usually it pays off. 10-10. latein the fourth, smith to michael crabtree. man coverage. defend does not know the ball is coming. 28-yard touchdown. smith 12 of 19, 198, a touchdown,o picks. and ter a fumble, greg gore puncheit in to make the points and mike singletary, a long trip for him but it pays off. and wh we came on with the sportscast, brey huff with a two-run homer and the giants lead 2-0 in the third inning over tas. >> seems like bruce bochy, the chess 34569er, changg the line and it pays off for him. >> he has made pretty much all the right moves he had four or five moves in this game. aubrey huff wasn't in the lineup previously and today he moved in as the desigted hitter. we will see if the giants can he on down the stretch. >> okay. thanks, [ male announcer ] with jerry brown, it's just one dishonest smear after another. and another. just a dishonestolitician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on ou

>> mike thinks they are not paying any taxes because they are not paying income taxes. they pay taxes in other forms. try the gas pump. >> from the people who give you tax cuts for the rich, now proven after the second experiment to concentrate wealth at the top do nothing for the middle and create a massive debt. we payoff the debt by taxing the poor? no, i don't think so, bad idea. >> david: dennis? >> do the poor amount to 40 or 45% of the people in the delay don't pay federal income tax? we used to worry about the haves and the have nots. the bigger divide today is the taxed and taxed not. 45% of u.s. household now get social security, medicare, unemployment payments. 45% get it, 45% don't pay taxes these people are never going to be in favor of cutting government spending. 1% controls 25% of the wealth but pays 40% of federal taxes. let's tax them more? it won't work any more. >> david: we do the this constituency knew is into government so deep we are never gonna get out. >> curious we have conservatives like mike who are sensitive to how taxes might depress the w

mike will give us a look at the weather forecast. that's all coming up. >> east bay faith leaders will announce a two-year grant to fight violence in oakland and rism mond. the $430,000 award is intended to help african american leaders to promost justice in the community, a day after a man was gunned down after he left a class at allen temple baptist church. a story tells abc 7 news he received several phone calls during the class from a woman asking him to come outside. when he finally did, police say he was shot by a gunman who jumped into a chrysler 300 driven by a woman. >> this morning there's a notion to do more to address rampant bullying in schools. teens spoke publicly about their personal experiences of being abused. >> to put notes on my locker calling me a whore, telling me i should go home, that's where i belong. >> one by one students shod up and shared their stories. 2010 bullying is verbal, physical and online. it's a nationwide epidemic where one in seven high schoolers consider suicide as an escape from bullying an

mike sugerman drops in ,,,,,,,,, do it... watch this. mike su ay area family >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by capital one bank. what's the your wallet. >>> if you ever wanted to peek in on your neighbors during thanksgiving and see what they are doing, watch this mike sugerman crashed a person's place and spent thanksgiving. >> what about regular people like you and me. i'm working but people like you. how are you spending your day. let's go to some place random and find out. burling game. let's go to burling game. >> funny huh. >> i'm here with channel 5 television and we want to see what a typical burling game family does for thanksgiving would you mind if we came in and watched. >> no, i thought you were the guests we were waiting for. we have a house full. my name is rebecca big ham. we have four kids. >> yeah. >> we have kind of a loud and active family and at thanksgiving we like to have a lot of people over? how many people. >> i think we planned for 40. >> 40 people. i started doing a lot last night. this morning i star

andrea, mike, back to you. we'll have a look at 395 in virginia at 6:45 coming up. >>> thank you, angie. a lot of people beginning the getaway to grandma's house this weekend. do anything you can to stay away from the southern half of the beltway. >> this is a project that's been talked about for years. it's going to be going this weekend. we're talking about of course the wilson bridge project. >> and 9news now reporter kristin fisher joins us from project headquarters in alexandria with suggestions on avoid wag everyone says will be a traffic nightmare. >> that's right. good morning, we are actually just about a little over 12 hours away this from this start of this portion of the construction project. it will mean shutting down various lanes of the capital beltway outer loop, local lanes. he's been with us all morning, chris, the project engineer. i want to start by asking you how bad could this be for drivers this weekend? >> it's going to be a significant impact to traffic on the outer loop. we're going do

but we begin with mike schuh in northeast baltimore. mike? >> vic, whatever it was, it was powerful. tore all of those roofs off, destroyed homes. this is a large piece of copper. it was up on a roof that just twisted to the side like it was a matchstick. people are wondering what it was. but what they know is they have a lot. cleanup ahead. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: northeast baltimore has never seen anything like this. >> we have not had an ib -- instant like that as long as i can remember. when you have 359 units and everybody has to move out at one time, that's devastating. >> reporter: men in trees. trees torn from the earth. metal everywhere. before the cleanup, police check ids. and only allow residents near these buildings. >> this building is condemned. everyone had to move out. there are 54 units like this, where they have been condemned. and of those 54, the city has managed to find for 40 of the units, places for people to stay. >> reporter: laura dixon's roof will be at her relative's house. >> i was asleep. felt like a freig

do it again, mike. do it again. >> you are so easily entertained. >> reporter: a lot of the things i can say and i'm not. >> thank you, mike for reporting from the american visionary arts museum. our tiger cubs thought it was hilarious. >> five and six-year-olds. >> still ahead if you are having problems with your feet, a new shoe could give you the support you need to get around. >> dr. bill tells you how your feet can make you smile in a ,,,,,, ugh, my sinuses... the congestion... it's your fault. naturally, blame the mucus. well, i can't breathe. did you try of course. blowing your nose? [ both ] and nothing came out. instead of blaming me, try new advil congestion relief. what you probably have is swelling due to nasal inflammation, not mucus. and this can help? it treats the real problem of your sinus symptoms, reducing swelling due to nasal inflammation. so i can breathe. [ mucus ] new advil congestion relief. the right sinus medicine for the real problem. >>> black friday is almost here, that mea

. >> mike, now the weather. >> you can definitely tell the beginning. game. it was going to tough to beat him. we'll talk about temperatures and we'll get today, it's going to be in the mid-70s with sunshine and about 11:00 tomorrow in downtown san francisco, couldn't ask for better weather. right now, this is what is the temperature, maybe not what you are feeling because all warm this morning. mid to upper 40s, around santa rosa, novato, fairfield. menlo park. danny is directing. it's the 5:00 director. sorry, i didn't want to make danny feel bad. temperatures about one to four degrees warmer this morning. let's take afternoon sunshine from mid-70s at the coast to mid to upper 70s for the rest of us. check out the monterey bay, temperatures warm in monterey but look low to mid-80s for the monterey bay and even inland, morgan hill and holster. we're going to we'll keep warmer than average temperatures through thursday. slight chance of showers through friday and again on sunday. in between, sunshine and temperatures close to average on saturday and spilling

second i have to echo what mike said. any terrorist attack that costs lives is very bad but there is a difference between a bad terrorist attack and a threat if we had a biological attack on the country or a series of devastating radiological attacks or something of that sort. and where you have limited resources particularly the federal government has to focus on those areas with the highest impact where the u.s. government has unique capabilities and that's one of the reasons i think getting a state and local authority into the business of collecting and analyzing it in a networked way is a very good way to distribute the responsibility. the last thing i would say is we do have a lot of uncertainty about the rules. i actually think sometimes there's lesson certainty than we think because a lot of times there grows up kind of an urban legend about what the law is as opposed to actually looking at the law. but it results in this consequence. the people who are responsible for carrying out intelligence activities are risk

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mike sugerman shows us how it works and whether anything is being done to fix it. mike. >> reporter: well, allen, we don't want you to do this, obviously we aren't condoning this, but people are scamming the system with a clipper card and it's so easy, we had to ask authorities, did you know about it? yes, they did. what are you going to do to change it? at the moment, nothing. >>> reporter: clipper, the all in one transit card for the bay area, rolled out earlier this year. it's worked for the most part, but has had its well publicized problems. it was too complicated for some transit operators to figure out. it was taking money out of people's accounts before they can use it. another quirk in the system has been discovered that some people are take advantage of. if you want to go to the san francisco airport from, say, here at lake merritt it will cost you $8 and change. >> hello. can i get a $2 clipper card, please? >> yes. >> reporter: but this will get you there. [ beep beep ] >> reporter: the system says i owe $6.40. and most people who buy a clipper card hav

mike? >> a lot to hammer out in seoul. thanks, karen. >>> the cholera epidemic in haiti, has claimed 800 lives. and public experts say the situation in port-au-prince is getting worse every day. hospitals are overrun wit patients. and doctors are being forced to choose which people to treat. the haitian government may declare a medical emergency. and the neighboring dominican republic is on alert to prevent the disease from spreading further. >>> in iraq, some sunni lawmakers walked out a of a parliamentary meeting. it was the first crack in a power-sharing deal that paved the way for a new government there. now, al maliki has a month to put his ruling coalition together. >>> the obama administration is stepping up efforts to protect personal information online. "the wall street journal" reports the administration will release a report in the coming week, calling for new laws and the creation of a watchdog to police internet privacy. the challenge is to balance policies that preserve policy, while not stifling innovation a

. >>> now, "today in the bay" traffic with mike inouye. >> good morning. just a little after 6:00, about 6:09 and we'll look at the south bay travel times. the green all over close to the speed limit for all these major routes throughout san jose and the vicinity. we'll look at oakland where we have a nice, easy, steady slow on the nimitz freeway past the coliseum. tonight the warriors are playing at 7:30 so expect some traffic here. take bart to the game if you can. ear great use for bart if you're heading to the parade and more information on that coming up in 11 minutes. back to you guys. >>> the forecast is going to be great today for a parade. >> yeah. we should have -- you know what, there is one, rob. >> perfect timing too. last week we were dodging raindrops, this week 70s and 80s heading toward the afternoon but you still need the jacket as you head outside this morning probably through about 10:00. 56 in oakland and in san francisco 59 degrees. let's give you the parade forecast. it will call for a chance of showers, the paper kind that, will bow