all right, mobile weather lab and roberta gonzales are at the winchester mystery maids in san jose, roberta. >> reporter: yes. you know, i returned to one of the scariest places i have ever been. in 1986 on a dare i spent a night at the winchester mystery house. it freaked me out! so i returned there today and i want to give you a little bit of a background of the winchester mystery house. it's a gem in our own backyard. it was constructed by sarah winchester in 1884. it has 160 rooms that go nowhere in some cases. and that brings us to outdoors today. we have come out to the winchester mystery maid. it consists of a maze taking you places going absolutely nowhere. right here there are 5,000 bales of hay over a half acre, i have been told. joining me to tell us more about this maze here, this is lindsey from the winchester mystery house. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: tell me about the maze and what's going on. >> we're so excited. this maze is a half acre and we took a lot of inspiration from the house large and mysterious. the seance room has one entrance and three exits and we twisted around wi

roberta? >> it is such a beautiful day here in san jose. let's look at the mobile weather. 68 degrees but feels warmer due to the sun on plaza. in fact, we are just right outside the beautiful rotunda at city hall in san jose. we came here because we wanted to talk about the fantastic program. a councilmember in san jose and the chair of the bay area air quality management district joins us. this program, the bay area bike share program, seems to be getting off to a good start. >> we are so excited. in two months we have already had over 11,000 riders. they have ridden almost 150,000 miles. >> reporter: for people at home unfamiliar with the program, pedal us through it. >> the bike share program is a way for anyone who becomes a member they can use any of the bikes at 70 different stations in five different cities from san jose to san francisco, mountain view, palo alto, redwood city. once they are a member the first 30 minutes are free. then they get charged for time after that. and the key is to allow people to get from any mode of trans

roberta gonzales is with mobile weather lab 5 at the san francisco zoo with an exclusive look at the brand-new gym. >> reporter: you nailed it right there, lawrence. it looks like i'm at the arctic, right? this is the polar zone. this is the first time anybody has been able to take a good look at the brand-new playground right here at the san francisco zoo. in fact, this playground will be unveiled to the public and to the media the week of thanksgiving. so you're getting the first view of it. to tell us more about this wonderful playground and the 250 species here at the san francisco zoo, is joe fitting. hi, joe. >> welcome aboard! >> reporter: thank you. it is free admission day here at the zoo every wednesday for san francisco residents. >> not quite. it's once a month. not every wednesday. >> reporter: oh, that's right. the first wednesday of the month. >> yeah. you know, actually, i just want to point out, it's free day for everybody who is a member of the zoo. become a member and enjoy this amazing new place. >> reporter: tell me about it, $3.2 million invested in this brand-n

>> miss roberta. >> what's the temperature? >> 55.3. >> gosh, 65.3. thank you so much, a lovely evening here in san jose. i have the falcon jv team here. >> yeah! whoo! >> reporter: what is your name? >> joe jimenez, ninth grade. >> reporter: and? >> i'm proud to be a falcon football player! >> reporter: yeah! speaking of the falcons. >> whoo! >> reporter: this is the principal of this mighty high school. this school was established in 1956. tell me what strides you made since then. >> since then, we have grown, we're also an ib school, we're an international baccalaureate school, built for 1800 kids. it's a special day. >> jake, coach, varsity team, what's so special about tonight at friday night lights? >> both teams are undefeated in the west valley athletic league. we are playing for the league title tonight. it's going to be a close game, exciting, they pass the ball and we run. >> reporter: it's going to be very exciting. the people coming on in have been paying $6 per person to see this mighty football game. thanks, coach. if you are coming out

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mobile weather's roberta gonzales is live to talk more about one group helping out. >> reporter: paul, i'm currently in pleasanton ridgeview community center here with my new best friends. these are my besties. what's your name? >> muriel. >> and what is your name? let me get on this side of you. >> i'm carol. >> reporter: how was your dinner tonight? >> very, very good. it usually is. >> reporter: that's lovely. what is your name? >> ellen. >> reporter: have you been enjoying the weather? >> yes. >> reporter: yes. it's currently 61 degrees here in pleasanton. i'm being joined with linda. you are the director of operation open kitchen and then we have ted monk here, as well. we are talking about the holidays and the need already? >> at open heart kitchen we need 1500 turkeys and all the trimmings for the holidays. >> would you say that the need this year is greater than ever before or less? >> it's actually growing. even though the economy is seeming to improve, we are still feeding the working poor. and with all the food stamp cutbacks and everything else going on, we really have mor

roberta. >> reporter: hi, paul. it's been an amazing night. in fact, let's go ahead and take a look at our mobile weather lab with the current temperatures 59 degrees. it has actually dropped 5 degrees in the last 30 minutes. calm winds. the game is going on but we still have people filtering in. in fact, i talked to one in particular stanford fan. i asked him what's so important about this game tonight. this is what he had to say. >> national championship implications so either team here wins tonight is in the hunt for the national championship. this comes from around the country college football fans to be here for it. >> reporter: here we are at stanford stadium. people are still filtering in. i just met these lovely ladies. what is your name? >> julie. >> nancy. >> reporter: why are you still outside when the game is going on? >> we are on the way in! we have been having fun at the tailgate so we are just taking a little longer to get in. >> reporter: that's the truth. it's been some wonderful tailgating parties going on. so far can i say

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roberta? >> yes. we allowed the wind advisory to be canceled. good evening. now, take a look at the live camera. looking out towards the bay bridge and the waters are calm, the skies are overcast and currently air temperatures are 87 degrees in oakland east to the bridge. due west at 57. also in san francisco. to the south, san jose, middle 50s to the north. a pair of 5 and santa rose a today's highs. again, cooler than yesterday. but in one location, san francisco, yesterday, checking in at 60, today, 61, down from the average high of 66 degrees. notice we were under 70 degrees at all of our reporting stations. so, only 64 today in san jose. bottoming out tonight at 44 degrees. it will be cooler tonight than it was last night due to the lack of wind. so, therefore with partly cloudy skies in the 30s and the 40s. all right, here is what you need to know as you start a brand-new workweek. tomorrow morning, a shock to the system with the sun up at 6:37. it will be a cool start. then, sunshine a tad warmer. going up and then going back down by the tail end of th

even with the database segregators even roberta who live todd a street 50 years ago is in l.a. you come up with the aggregate to show conviction said failure to appear for the traffic violation. i don't think people realize the information that they have to try to clear there name. >> the first question is important it is not just brazil but china and every rare but the recognition that our multinational corporations are protected by the nation state and they may be a multinational and other ways but there is a parochial concern and a recognition of other areas of control a end to independence to those places to be very important and if these companies want to retain their position they will have to shape up to take on the own government. we are aid normal nation of. we don't have to control everything it takes more room to become more sensible the concerns wages, it's jobs, and we may find their old country the opposition going to war in syria was a good example of that. >> how to remind your educate young people especially there are other options one thing that struck me walk

i've access to database aggregators, and for example, if there's someone named roberta shir who lived on the street that you lived on, not even the same address, 15 years ago in l.a., you could come up with the aggregate that would show three evictions and several failures to appear for traffic violation. and it will come up by incrementing. i don't think people realize the amount of information that they'll have to slog through to try to clear the name of. >> wait a minute. yeah. i think the first question is, it's a really important one, and i think this brazilian example, it's not just brazil, it's chinatown it's everywhere, is a recognition that are multinational corporations are protected by a nationstate, and that they may be multinational in other ways but it's a parochial concern and preoccupation. and it's a recognition that there has to be other areas of control and independence. and i think the snow the revelation may apply to germany and places were very important, and that these companies want to retain their position, particularly the cares and so forth. they're going to

and i'm particularly proud to be here with our assistant secretary roberta jacobson, who does such an outstanding job with respect to all of the western hemisphere, has come - just come back from china on a dialogue in china regarding the western hemisphere and latin america particularly. since i became secretary of state, i've had the privilege of speaking in some beautiful rooms like this in about, what, 30 countries all over the world. but i cannot tell you how nice it is to speak in one where i get to drive for two minutes instead of fly 12 hours. it makes a difference. the fact is that this is a very important moment for all of the american states. fifty years ago, president kennedy spoke about the promise of the western hemisphere, and in what would become, sadly, his final address on foreign policy. president kennedy expressed his hope for a hemisphere of nations, each confident in the strength of its own independence, devoted to the liberty of its citizens. if he could only see where we are today. in the half century since he spoke, more and more countries are coming closer an

and roberta in nashua is pleading for help. she wrote, please hear my plea and see what you can do to help us keep our care and not be forced into purchasing exchange insurance which is so costly and will be a financial hardship for us. it is not affordable. addition to cancel policies, patients losing their doctors alsoigher premiums, i have heard about another consequence of obamacare from people who are hard trying to make ends meet and those are workers seeing their hours cut. under the law, they must provide workage for them those who 30 hours or more per week. many of these employers, not surprisingly, have decided to reduce hours rather than comply so this is what the snarky -- hard-working people are writing to me about. i heard from an emt who wrote to me and said, my employer notified the 75 of us who work 1, our effective january hours will be cut due to obamacare. our incomes will drop him make it harder for us to buy our own insurance. an educator from the upper valley writing, our school district and surrounding a

host: the next caller is roberta calling us from san diego. calling in for frank wilner. caller: i just wanted to make a couple of points here. i have traveled amtrak different times over the past few years. i have gone from san diego to , returned home. the electricity came out and we had to have no food. thatcould not use the food was there because of the time the electricity being out. i paid for a sleeper car. i am a handicapped person. not only do i have to purchase the food off of the train, i have to pay for it, whether ie did or not -- i.e. to it or not. on the trip we -- it went out and we got mcdonald's and all kinds of fast food. not when we got home, i was only approached by amtrak to say, gee, we charged you an arm and a late for this trip so we would like to subsidize you. i had to call and explain and go through all kinds of things as far as i am concerned should have been on record. i have also been on the amtrak when it went from seattle to san diego. off its had cut sacramental and got back on. when i got back on, the train betweenbreakdowns seattle and