during the gulf oil reserves yes now the reason is the strait of hormuz we're trying to protect that and the argument is looking at the fact that we've spent eight trillion dollars which would of course pay down half of our national debt in the united states it's also relying on the fact that iran itself will be totally irrational mad men with without thinking that they themselves don't need the income from oil that they themselves would not suffer from oil. being blocked from exiting the strait of hormuz now finally the department of debt defense responded to a freedom of information request about actually how much oil where does the oil go that leaves by the strait of hormuz where is that oil going to and why are we spending eight trillion dollars are we getting something back in return well japan receives twenty point one percent of the oil that flows through the strait of hormuz china fourteen point four percent india thirteen point two percent south korea twelve point nine percent and the u.s. nine point eight percent so you see the majority is going to asia it's not even coming

being blocked from exiting the strait of hormuz now finally the department of defense responded to a freedom of information request about actually how much oil where does the oil go that leaves by the strait of hormuz where is that oil going to and why are we spending eight trillion dollars are we getting something back in return well japan receives twenty point one percent of the oil that flows through the strait of hormuz china fourteen point four percent india thirteen point two percent south korea twelve point nine percent and the u.s. nine point eight percent so you see the majority is going to asia it's not even coming to the u.s. the u.s. is collecting less than ten percent from there we're paying for a hundred percent of the protection all those military bases i showed you in the map that the tentacles of the map around the persian gulf right but let's keep in mind the circular nature of the oil business and the global bond business because japan is the has been from time to time the biggest buyer of u.s. government debt so to china so too the other countries on your list and

association for relations across the taiwan straits chairman of the main love taiwan season's bumper third after concluding an eight day visit to taiwan with a stop at full height group's production base in court on a wide group chairman terry called warmly welcomed ten and expressed his hope that ended with a favorite i want in future of cross strait economic agreements and ghosts association for the nation in the taiwan strait chairman of the nie concluded his eight day visit to taiwan before it visiting home hiked its production base in whose hand of yours have a city in the way home i group chairman terry cloth and said he was especially impressed by hokies technological applications related to carbon nanotubes. tara called the ten detainees priceline paste as a gift ever to send it as pushes for a peaceful cross strait relationship art and also present is and the tree of good and secretary want to bleach and prosperity in electronic business there. but the recliner and any that aren't too close a collaboration with crippling have one entire night. if you care. carrick was said t

being blocked from exiting the strait of hormuz now finally the department of defense responded to a freedom of information request about actually how much oil where does the oil go that leaves by the strait of hormuz where is that oil going to and why are we spending eight trillion dollars are we getting something back in return well japan receives twenty point one percent of the oil that flows through the strait of hormuz china.

not just along the coast, inside the baize and the strait. -- bays and the straits. the water rising and areas like the strait over night. tomorrow morning 11:35 a.m.-out get another shot. san francisco bay, san francisco area, peninsula, and alameda, harbor, and monterey bay, and santa cruz. the numbers continuing and it lasts till tomorrow night. tomorrow morning, 31 for fairfield. 33 concord. 40 degrees for hayward. north bay, temperatures chilly once again, santa rosa 30 degrees. 32 napa. 33 livermore. around the bay better but still cold. 37 san jose and 36 degrees in morgan hill. for the afternoon, we have high clouds tomorrow morning. i think partly cloudy skies into the second half of the day. fireworks in san francisco tomorrow night, you should be in good shape. afternoon highs tomorrow, above the seasonal average, low 60s expected from santa rosa into napa. 62 burgly. low 60s for san francisco tomorrow. 64 oakland. hayward 62. low 60s63 san jose. 66 santa cruz. extended forecast with the bay area weekend in view, we have the spare the air day. talked about

on fun and to transactions in baskets that uses two months as well as the economic activities in the straits settlements will benefit the israeli supplements contain legal and economic risks stemming from the fact that the treaty settlements according to him to the school built on occupied land are not recognized as the critiques move on to israel to victory. it's the first time the uk government has explicitly stated its position on supplements which are illegal and its muscle will unify specifically aimed at businesses. the beat of the most improved in each of the cpd court for the first time since his arrest in august of two hundred but he was arrested along with the group of figures to be teaching on the ousted islamist president muhammad more seat in july. hundreds of mostly support for building practices followed the alps. but he needs them and stool by the knowledge that he acted fine. he's facing charges of inciting violence and low debt over the deaths of eight on to prove the protesters outside the u s headquarters in cairo he was equal with the approval of the goods but he was a p

but long term dire straits very yet because of obama long term prosperity requires government really making changes and this president let me let me get him straight and he the reason i have been on i mean it's so bad is because the regulation of obamacare which is what's hurting which doesn't go into effect for a whole year ok that was a little it was doesn't matter as one of the last five has been quote was responsible for the crash has been for the last six years holding you know your plan for two weeks at a time where even when you have your small business don't you look ahead of what what what it's going to happen to me and i meet demand demand is what drives economies if there are customers out there i'm not going to say gee i think i'm just going to wait. also a product you know it's a whole catch twenty one spiral but we know that small businesses are afraid to go over the employees because of this increase cause days where you can't meet the cost which is why you see that there are companies in america that have forty nine employees which is why you see the skyrocketing work

for the strait and 8:28 a.m. for the monterey bay. >>> we love to see your photos of the king tides. post them on facebook or twitter or e-mail them to us. >>> wells fargo sold bad mortgages during the housing boom and now it will pay to settle more disputes. they agreed to pay $591 billions to fannie mae. it covers loans originated before 2009 that fannie mae tried to force the bank to buy back. wells fargo acrossed to a settlement with -- agreed to a settlement with freddy mac. >>> new information about the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. an investigation is sparking a new debate about who was behind the attack that took the life of u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> reporter: after months of investigation the times concluded the deadly wednesday wednesday attack because -- benghazi, libya attack was led by islamist militant tactics. says a video sparked the attack and not al-qaeda. mike rogers is skeptical about the report. >> there was some level of preplanning we know that. >> reporter: four americans

the higher water will move into the cartina strait. for san francisco bay, 9:48 a.m. if you're going to be out and about celebrating new year's eve, i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. >> king tides get their name for being the biggest tides in any given season. this is video from past king tides in san francisco. this time around, the high tides comes a creek levels are low. they -- comes a creek levels are low. scientists are asking people to help them track the tides by taking pictures of them, and posting the photos of of them on social media. >>> the dow jones set its 51st closing day high of 2013. nasdaq finished 2 points lower. shares in san francisco based twitter continued their slump today after hitting a record high last thursday. the shares then lost 13% of their value on friday, another 5% today. twitter closed at $60.51. off $3.21 a share. apple revealed an irregulartory filing that ceo tim cook docked himself in august, after apple's stock same. cook still pocketed $1 million in salary, and almost $3 million cash bonus, and more than $36 millio

. >> let's straits administraten it out. the question is asked of me. what the comment eddie d said candle stick is a dump. i said it's our dump. we can like your little brother, you can kick his butt but nobody else can. this is our stadium. it might have a lot of holes, but we'll never let it go. >> pleasure to be your teammate, roommate. to see this shut down is going to be something we'll remember. >> you know, i love you man! you and freddy helped get me through first years in the pros. and that is a lot of it here on the field we'll have to go down there and kiss the grass goodbye. >> we both decided to the not to cry on air. it's appropriate this game and stadium closes down on monday night football for the nation to see. but have to continue again to start thinking about being here next week. mike shumann, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >> you can see the interview on our web site just look under see it on see it on tv. >> this couple shared a kiss there and fell in love. they have five >> coming up a puppy found in the nick

the higher water will move into the cartina strait. for san francisco bay, 9:48 a.m. if you're going to be out and about celebrating new year's eve, i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. >> king tides get their name for being the biggest tides in any given season. this is video from past king tides in san francisco. this time around, the high tides comes a creek levels are low. they -- comes a creek levels are low. scientists are asking people to help them track the tides by taking pictures of them, and posting the photos of of them on social media. >>> the dow jones set its 51st closing day high of 2013. nasdaq finished 2 points lower. shares in san francisco based twitter continued their slump today after hitting a record high last thursday. the shares then lost 13% of their value on friday, another 5% today. twitter closed at $60.51. off $3.21 a share. apple revealed an irregulartory filing that ceo tim cook docked himself in august, after apple's stock same. cook still pocketed $1 million in salary, and almost $3 million cash bonus, and more than $36 millio

hard freeze for the straits and delta. there is a risk of hypothermia, exposed pipe burst want to cover the pipe and bring the pet and plant inside and we'll take a lack at when the freezinging conditions will return to the bay area again and when we see some snow over our local peak all that coming up. >> we heard the worngs about the cold weather. temperatures and freezing pipes. and by early this morning it all came to pass. of wayne is on the story. >>reporter: look at this. what used to be part of a pipe on the roof of a home in lucas valley. not just a glorious end but loud one according to betsy grichbility at 7:00 o'clock this morning i heard annex completion on the roof. >>reporter: is he climbed a ladder and found 3 little geyser like this little girs on top another roof in novato. north bay bad tonight for pipes led to busy day for plumbers like kyle bar narcotic. >> it got cold freezinging temperatures and when the water freezes it expand and in spots not insulated like this one, the pipes just burst apart. >>r

guys were willing to wait or six months or a year after infill straiting to hang out, systems.ly, in the and not ex-fill trait any data. so that the systems would not brand new code and then exfiltration and see what's the change? to took place just now allow the exfiltration. desperate for cash and only looking for a quick it, you're not going to take that time. the first difference between these guys and almost everybody else is they were willing to and be patient. second, they had this -- this -- division of labor where skilled in ple were the initial hack. skilled e were people at exfiltration. hen finally skilled at montization. most groups, most gangs, don't kind of really specific division of labor. the other thing that really should be pointed out is that the case that we announced in really a continuation case. albert gonzalez the albert gonzalez case is a number of reasons and andy actually worked on it. high school, i think -- no. but -- but it was -- it was an mazing case that resulted in the longest sentence in cyberhistory, albert gonzalez is 20 years right now. for one

freeze watch is in effect for tuesday night, tomorrow into wednesday morning for the north bay, the strait and lta. subfreezing temperatures will be spread all across this area. possle damage to sensitive plant and exposedpipes. now the following morning or night, wednesday into thursday morning, the freeze watch expands to virtually all of the bay area with the exception of safrancisco. it will be even colder with still freezing temperatures spreadg southward. there's an increased risk of hypothermia. as we look liverom the east bay hills camera, here's the projected morning low temperatures for the next three morning. chly tomorrow morning with lows dropping inrest the 30s inland. look at the inland numbers for wednesday and thursday mornin dropping into the low to mid 20s and low toid 30s around the bay. mid 30s on the coast. it is going to be really, really cold. >> all right. thank you. >>> a special school board meeting gets underway in a few minutes in west contra costa county to figure out how to protect students from bullying. comes after a brutal fight last month on the campus of

madiba, and the words that brought him comfort within the four walls of a cell -- it matters not how strait the gate, how charged with punishments the scroll, i am the master of my fate -- i am the captain of my soul. what a great soul it was. we will miss him deeply. may god bless the memory of nelson mandela. may god bless the people of south africa. [applause] >> we would like to thank president barack obama for his words. on with our program. otherare a number of world leaders who have come to ,ay tribute to nelson mandela his excellency the president of portugal is here. , the crown prince of sweden is here. president ofy, the the democratic republic of the congo is here. [applause] his excellency of gambia is here. the prime minister of the bahamas is here. the president of israel, and the representative of benjamin netanyahu is here. his excellency, the president of botswana is here. the honorable prime minister of new zealand is also here. [applause] the prime minister of canada is here. president ofy, the the united states, barack obama, is here. [applause] excellency, the prime mi

a sickly, he and his cronies have created dire economic straits and he needs to find a way out of that. i think this will tie him over until residential elections currently scheduled for march 2015. >> what is the quid pro quo? they mentioned russia would like to ukraine to join but both sides said they did not talk about that. >> i am certain they have talked about it in the past. it is certainly the case that content will not give up on his idea of getting the ukraine to join the customs union. that is something we cannot rule out in the future. they are now more dependent on russia than before. >> that means the ukraine is effectively in the russian orbit. back to you. what happens now? >> right now, it is a standoff. we have them trying to stay in power. i think we still have to wait and see. >> what about the eu? do you expect the ukraine has been talking to the imf about the possibility of getting some assistance? do you expect to have these organizations match russia's offer? >> i think that is what the eu has been trying to avoid. it seems the imf is not willing to significantl

freeze watch is in effect for tuesday night, tomorrow into wednesday morning for the north bay, the strait and delta. subfreezing temperatures will be spread all across this area. possible damage to sensitive plant and exposed pipes. now the following morning or night, wednesday into thursday morning, the freeze watch expands to virtually all of the bay area with the exception of san francisco. it will be even colder with still freezing temperatures spreading southward. there's an increased risk of hypothermia. as we look live from the east bay hills camera, here's the projected morning low temperatures for the next three morning. chilly tomorrow morning with lows dropping interest the 30s inland. look at the inland numbers for wednesday and thursday morning. dropping into the low to mid 20s and low to mid 30s around the bay. mid 30s on the coast. it is going to be really, really cold. >> all right. thank you. >>> a special school board meeting gets underway in a few minutes in west contra costa county to figure out how to protect students from bullying. comes after a brutal fight last mon

the collapse of a nation leaves its people in dire straits. [ music ] >> the final step in his long walk to freedom. nelson mandela is laid to rest in his an ce ancestral village. the former leader helped transform the country and inspire millions all around the world. al jazeera's jonah hull has more. >> the final moments of a sad we farewell. nelson mandela's renames were lourd into the ground out of public view. the roar of a military fly past bearing the flag of a new south africa that mandela, himself, did so much to create. in the eastern cape hills of his birth and boyhood, it had been a funeral ceremony planned and executed with precision. [ music ] >> beneath a giant tent built in the place he called home invited south african government joined the mandela family. some looking drawn with exhaustion and grief. [ music ] >> a song reminiscent of the years of struggle. [ music ] qu "we, the nation, are crying." an express of gratitude for perhaps the greatest hero of them all. >> we wish today to express two simple words: thank you. thank you for being everything we wanted and need

. >> the country's economy is in dire straits, but it is not only the current government's fault. >> others note that initially doing the i, they had two years to repair the economy. >> what did you do for two years? the industrialist union, the directors of the factories, what have you been doing for the past two years? >> while europe have ambitious modernization plans,gzw/w/ 12/23/13 12/23/13 >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i am writing to david gilbert, a white imperialist ,olitical prisoner who is aging wonderfully, as everything else. i think he is a little over 70 now. >>

billion dollars of treasury bills and distant third to some trade disputes even to build a bridge in cook strait sweden's answer to twenty seven days of protests against kids sudden decision to pull out of an eu partnership deal the new russia and ukraine on strategic partner is not any name that sold sign in our actions we are united by many centuries of friendship and by having lived a long time together. as the same country cheaper gas a major deal sweetener correspondent josh was gone three in moscow spoke to us earlier. for a glass of a deal looks very good for unocal which in terms of his short term political survival he's been trying to play a game of bargaining between europe and russia trying to see who would give them a better deal ukraine is in dire financial straits needs money badly. in a covert says. he couldn't abide by the terms offered by the imf needed to come up with the cashed up and quickly. in the end he may have rather deftly again at least in the immediate term labor we are off a rush to leave to prove his theories of the ukraine either. being taken under the influence of

than cease risk of heap 0thermia the straits and dealt and the darker shade of purple under hard freeze warning and you look from our roof cam are here are the temperatures already. well below freezing. santa rosa napa fairfield all upper 20's. livermore 33 degrees this morning we had a record leof 25 in san jose. we had teens up in the north bay and we are expecting another very cold night ahead i'll be back to let you know exactly where the low pressure end up and when live doppler 7hd might track some rain. >> all right see you shortly. cold being blamed for 7 deaths in the bay why are. most recent in hayward. 50-year-old homeless man found dead near city hall yesterday morning. wearing hooded sweatshirt short and shoes. on friday a man fond dead in dub listen and this weekend elderly man was found in his trillioner on the peninsula. 4 homeless men died last week in santa clara county. >> on this ice cold night some people can't be bundled up and warm indoors. plumber saw increase in pipe breaking when water inside pipe frees and expands causing the pipe to burst. some other people o

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freeze watch for the north bay straits and delta tuesday night into wednesday morning you know you want to protect sensitive plant. exposed pipes. don't forget about the pet and freeze watch expands to all parts of the bay area except san francisco. wednesday night into thursday morning definitely an increase risk of hypothermia when you take a lack at the origin of this cold air mass. it's coming from can. look at the current temperatures right now. 7 degrees williams lake. vancouver 32. that cold blast working its way towards us. i'll be back with closer look at the coldest night coming up. >> thanks. now the cold weather has people around the bay area preparing tonight. nursery in the east bay are advising people to protect their plants before the sub freezing temperatures hit. wrapping the plants or spraying a frost protection product will help insulate them. >> warming shelters are opening up throughout the area. 3 shelters in the south pay opened this evening providing 275 beds without a warm place to sleep. those shelters located in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy. >> developing n

than cease risk of heap 0thermia the straits and dealt and the darker shade of purple under hard freeze warning and you look from our roof cam are here are the temperatures already. well below freezing. santa rosa napa fairfield all upper 20's. livermore 33 degrees this morning we had a record leof 25 in san jose. we had teens up in the north bay and we are expecting another very cold night ahead i'll be back to let you know exactly where the low pressure end up and when live doppler 7hd might track some rain. >> all right see you shortly. cold being blamed for 7 deaths in the bay why are. most recent in hayward. 50-year-old homeless man found dead near city hall yesterday morning. wearing hooded sweatshirt short and shoes. on friday a man fond dead in dub listen and this weekend elderly man was found in his trillioner on the peninsula. 4 homeless men died last week in santa clara county. >> on this ice cold night some people can't be bundled up and warm indoors. plumber saw increase in pipe breaking when water inside pipe freezes and expands causing the pipe to burst. some other people

i was in dire straits. i was living -- i was sleeping on this ladies catch. i was living from hand to mouth, hustling up gigs here and there, pc money together. g, why is this a story that is told over and over and over again? it is like there are so many groups that this has happened to and yet it seems like, for some many of these people, the lesson is never learned. >> because it is so engaging. all of this glamour is thrown at you, you're going to be a star and let's take you to dinner. all of the stuff is happening at one time and it is smoke and mirrors. and it is all the time to keep you from thinking about the business aspect of it. mike says it all the time. it is called the music business. a lot of times, you don't get the business aspect first. it is all about the show. tavis: being in high school as you were, how is someone supposed to get all that? >> you don't. i was 17. i was excited about the opportunity. i thought it would be a regional situation. i thought it would be from boston to florida, because of popular, get a date or two out of it. [

. >> they are going to be putting a lot of people in dire straits. >> reporter: kathy is keep food on the table and a roof over her heed with a $332 a week unemployment payment. today, it disappears. >> i'm totally overwhelmed. >> reporter: she has not been able to find steady employment since 2008 and now 1450e she is one of 1.3 million americans losing a safety net because congress went home for the year without extending emergency benefits. long term unemployment is at its highest level since world war ii. more than 4 million americans out of work for 27 weeks or more. democrats are pushing for a three month extension. the call is for 25 billion for the year. and republicans went democrats to find cuts to pay for the program and will listen to ideas for next year, though some still prefer limiting benefits to 26 weeks. >> you extends it beyond that, you do a disservice to the workers. >> reporter: and so contentious to the parties, they left it out of the budget deal. feeling it could scuttle the agreement. now, the next time congress can take it up is january 7th. david? >> susan,

of china who has declare add monroe doctrine in the east china sea and the yellow sea and the taiwan strait, claiming every island there is imposing an air defense identification zone that could lead to trouble with the japanese, the americans, the south koreans, the philippines, and the vietnamese. this is historic, john, he is trying to push the united states back away from the first chain of the islands of the pacific. >> interesting. >> secretary of state john kerry who threw his travels and his willingness to take risks and pushing it at the white house and demanding that he press ahead on important agendas has opened up two potential areas for big breakthroughs. one with iran and one in the middle east between the israelis and the palestinians. >> well stated. >> every under 25 techie inventing a new app for the directions that we cannot even anticipate, but it already has had huge effects on the way that the business world and the private world conducts itself. >> the 16-year-old pakistani girl who was shot by the taliban survived because she's campaigning for education for kids. wel

the straits and delta under hard freeze warning as you lack at the new record for this morning, 25 in napa. shattered the previous record exploratorium tied at 40. oakland broke the previous record coming in at 33. upper 20's san jose, oakland, look at this picture. it was posted on face back of ice napa where he said it was 19 degrees. that's what some of you wil with in the will is he some more records. back with the details on that plus a look at when live doppler 7hd track rain her and snow. dan. >> thanks. >> the cold snap not just tough on people but animals too. allen is live in santa rosa tonight with that story. alle allen? >>reporter: over the past 2 hours we have been watching the temperatures drop on this abc 7 weather app. from the high 30's to blow freezing as you can see right now. it's 30 degrees. with clear sky on the doppler making it very uncomfortable for for man and beast. >> we are just going to say hi. >> heating bill goes up when you have to keep 13 giraffe warm at night here at safari west in santa rosa with more than 850 animals at least 200 of them need extr

food stamp challenge where i've been living off of about $4.56 of food, i'm on day 6, i can barely con strait, i'm hungry at night before bed. it's really a challenge, but 4.1 californians face this every day and in san francisco, it's 51 thousand people that are on food stamps and 51 thousand others that are not accessing by *f it but are eligible, i'm just dealing with this for one week, but i'm empathetic and understand the serious issues faced by many, many thurs of people in our city and millions in our state. i've gained a better understanding of what our neighbors need to meet basic nutritional requirements as well and how challenging it is to have healthy food at affordable pricing in our neighborhoods, so saoup soreess, i would like you to join me to finish out this week with project open hand who's been a lot of their leadership and community leaders have been also going through the food stamp challenge, we're having a thanksgiving lunch and ending the food stamp snap challenge with a ko*ftion and dialogue at the curry senior center at supervise or tenderloin in kim's district, thos

the straits and delta under hard freeze warning as you lack at the new record for this morning, 25 in napa. shattered the previous record exploratorium tied at 40. oakland broke the previous record coming in at 33. upper 20's san jose, oakland, look at this picture. it was posted on face back of ice napa where he said it was 19 degrees. that's what some of you will have to deal with in the morning. we will is he some more records. back with the details on that plus a look at when live doppler 7hd track rain her and snow. dan. >> thanks. >> the cold snap not just tough on people but animals too. allen is live in santa rosa tonight with that story. alle allen? >>reporter: over the past 2 hours we have been watching the temperatures drop on this abc 7 weather app. from the high 30's to blow freezing as you can see right now. it's 30 degrees. with clear sky on the doppler making it very uncomfortable for for man and beast. >> we are just going to say hi. >> heating bill goes up when you have to keep 13 giraffe warm at night here at safari west in santa rosa with more than 850 animals at l

the straits and delta under hard freeze warning as you lack at the new record for this morning, 25 in napa. shattered the previous record exploratorium tied at 40. oakland broke the previous record coming in at 33. upper 20's san jose, oakland, look at this picture. it was posted on face back of ice napa where he said it was 19 degrees. that's what some of you will have to deal with in the morning. we will is he some more records. back with the details on that plus a look at when live doppler 7hd track rain her and snow. dan. >> thanks. >> the cold snap not just tough on people but animals too. allen is live in santa rosa tonight with that story. alle allen? >>reporter: over the past 2 hours we have been watching the temperatures drop on this abc 7 weather app. from the high 30's to blow freezing as you can see right now. it's 30 degrees. with clear sky on the doppler making it very uncomfortable for for man and beast. up when bill goes up wheny hi. you have to keep 13 giraffe warm at night here at safari west in santa rosa with more than 850 animals at least 200 of them need extra he

and specifics like is he honest and straits forward, only 37% of the people said yes. that is a by bill at a timing thing. the website capped the week by declaring the if you like your health care plan you can keep it the lie of the year. that is a small emblem of what's happened to his poll numbers. people saw a very high-profile thing that he said, concluded that it wasn't true. now, is it permanent? i don't think anything is permanent in our politics right now so i think it is certainly possible, now that the website is on stronger footing. they have a lot of work to go to -- do to get the exchanges healthy by getting the people they need to make that financially viable, the right mix of people and it's of paramount importance, i think by the administration by the end of this month to get all the people whose plans were canceled who want to buy coverage, get them coverage so that nobody can say because of obamacare, the number of people without insurance has gone up because they weren't able to buy coverage. >> let me go back to that big question, is it permanent or

facing and i think that it is pretty obvious to everyone in san francisco right now, we are at dire straits, poor people are in san francisco. we have had huge amounts of displacement and actually the number of people leaving in their cars has gone up significantly. the results came out at the last homeless count and showed the count for the people in the vehicles have more than tripled. and we also have a situation where the homeless people across the board are completely under attack and for us, this, conversation is yet another attack. and we have the department of public works and the police department, and engaging in massive sweeps from tuesday morning to friday morning at 4:30 a.m. and down the major corridors in san francisco. and we have police, really relentlessly harassing people who are leaving in their vehicles whether they are large or small vehicles. we have, you know, we just had today, a huge opposition to a shelter being built, luckily it passed at every place, people are being under attack. and then we have here today, talk of expansion of something that is already had su

freeze watch for the north bay straits and delta tuesday night into wednesday morning you know you want to protect sensitive plant. exposed pipes. don't forget about the pet and freeze watch expands to all parts of the bay area except san francisco. wednesday night into thursday morning definitely an increase risk of hypothermia when you take a lack at the origin of this cold air mass. it's coming from can. look at the current temperatures right now. 7 degrees williams lake. vancouver 32. that cold blast working its way towards us. i'll be back with closer look at the coldest night coming up. >> thanks. now the cold weather has people around the bay area preparing tonight. nursery in the east bay are advising people to protect their plants before the sub freezing temperatures hit. wrapping the plants or spraying a frost protection product will help insulate them. >> warming shelters are opening up throughout the bay area. 3 shelters in the south pay opened this evening providing 275 beds without a warm place to sleep. those shelters located in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy. >> developi