i am here on behalf of the alliance with hewlett-packard. at hewlett-packard, we believe that our global reach of resources and technology assessments has great potential for responsibility to help make our world a better, safer place through improved emergency prevention, unpreparedness, and key social innovation. the activities and programs developed by the san francisco fleet week association, particularly the disaster response humanitarian aid program, reflected many of our own goals and objectives. we were honored to be a sponsor and wanted to thank the port commission and fleet week association for their efforts to get leadership in orchestrating such a valuable and from an event. particularly, we would like to recognize the volunteer citizens that were inspiration only led by the major general, and the incredibly dedicated and hard- working board of directors, who ensured the success of fleet week. in the program, it was gratifying to see how partnerships and the channels of communication were open by having state, local, and federal

hewlett- packard's stock has been losing ground. it's down about 2.5%. that's after hewlett-packard reported net income drop, an astounding 92%. revenue was down in computers, printers, ink, and met whitman warns more cools -- challenges are ahead next year. >>> netflix has decided to issue more stock as a way to raise $00 million. a los gatos company is trying to recover after customers left the service when it restructured fees. >>> south korea's pairliment has approved a trade's treatment. but someone left off tear gas one minute before it was -- this was approved. lawmakers could be seen waving their eyes and rubbing their eyes. >>> don't be alarmed if you are driving through san mateo county and see deer wrangling. researchers will begin tracking the movement of deer starting next month. caltrans tants to -- watts to reduce collisions between vehicles and -- caltrans trants -- wants to reduce the amount of collisions between vehicles and deers. >>> tonight at 5:00, keeping the city clean and safe. >>> it's not over at uc davis, as we told you earlie

on monday, hewlett packard reports quarterly results. we'll find out if new chief executive meg whitman is turning the tech firm around after a year of instability. 1,000 detroit city workers will be laid off between now and the end of february. that's about 9% of the city's workforce. the city is scrambling to trim costs as it looks to avoid impending insolvency. the job cuts are expected to save $14 million this fiscal year. a report commissioned by the mayor's office says without drastic reforms detroit will run out of cash by april 2012. >> the food and drug administration ruled that avastin should no longer be used to treat breast cancer. avastin will still be on the market because it's used to treat other forms of cancer. today's ruling is expected to influence insurance coverage. a monthly supply can cost more than $8,000. medicare said it will cover it while it evaluates whether a change is needed. >> tom: four colleges in northeast ohio are the latest to host a new effort to inspire student entrepreneurs. the launch pad program

hewlett-packard with ralph witworth to its board and first kindel, then fire, now, a smart phone. city group says ama son is looking to build on its expansion into e readers and tablets. and these help ama son sell content, like books which is how ama son makes money. skype is now letting users make video calls to facebook friends thanks to software. it was released today, since july facebook allowed users to video chat using skype-powered video calls and allowed to instant message with contracts kakts but now, skype and facebook users can communicate video chat or im. at bloomberg studios i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> thank you. >> we can see skies are getting grayer out there. >> and there is umbrellas on the way. looks like most part of the bay area could have scattered showers. then keep umbrella handy. and from our heavenly camera and tahoe, clouds in the sky there. there is some snow hitting the area over the weekend. now, live doppler 7 hd and waiting for rain to arrive. there is some low 60s into concord and upper 50s and these are the highlights. mostly cloudy s

hewlett-packard has had a to fixng door of its problems. 's.o helpew ceo has plans to the company. if you still have not purchased turkey, prepare for sticker shock. wholesale prices are soaring to due to aghs this year low supply. down to% from are ago, if you want to save some money. chrysler's foundation is donating $2,500 to an that delivers homebound low-o seniors. friday may not be the best shop if you want rock- bottom prices. best place you the shop, in my next report. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. stay tuned for that. you.ank >>> 4:37. >> a frightening scene at an camp inall street houston. policeppened when confronted a man threatening people with a gun. >> we will hear from the mother a new york man accused of buildings inlow york city. .hat she says about his arrest >> and a check on traffic and weather. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] when you're a coach in the nfl... ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nig

- packard has done an aging -- an amazing job in helping us put this together, along with california pacific medical center, harris corporation. i do not want to offend anybody, but they're all in the program. i want to thank you so much. fleet week is very expensive to put on. we pay for things like the fuel for the air show. we pay for the transportation. we pay for the restrooms, trash disposal, and all those kinds of things. the sponsors have been terrific in helping us out. i do want to tell you that this is an important event to me personally, because i in my previous life, i was commanding the first marine division in april of 1992. we had been to the gulf war. we had been in all these parades. we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest riot history. we had 300 people killed, 3000 people wounded. and we found ourselves, two days later, with the first win division in the seventh infantry division in los angeles to quell the riots.

. >>> hewlett-packard's printers are vulnerable to hackers and even cause the printers to overheat and catch fire. the company calls the claims sensational and inaccurate. there's no reports from customers to substantiate the claim. >>> a new study to see how real the images are in fashion magazines. how many times and in what ways a model's face has been retouched or altered. the medical association called the advertising industry to come up guidelines to retouch photographs to promote an unrealistic body image. >>> republican contender herman cain is wondering if he can go forward. dogged by claims of sexual harassment and then an affair. cain told them too much of a clout for his candidacy to continue. a georgia woman said she had a affair. he said it was a friend. >>> dr. conrad murray was wrapped up in a quote, money for medicine madness scheme. >> the court has determined that the appropriate term is the high term of four years imprison. >> dr. conrad murray getting the maximum sentence from judge michael pastor. convicted of involuntary manslaughter, a jury finding him responsib

hewlett-packard down again. and we lose perspective on this. we have a holiday, and the rest of the world doesn't. things could happen in asia and europe while we are stuffing our faces, so investors are worried about what will happen as we sit back and watch the lions or whatever team we're watching. >> well, i am looking forward to it. we'll get through the weekend and enjoy it and then be back to work. stock market will be open on friday, right? >> yeah, a half day, although i am taking it off. don't tell anybody. >>> there's no technology that makes it possible to scan your skin and report subsurface skin conditions such as wrinkles and spots and unevenness and photo damage. with the information from this technology, dermatologist can create a skin plan for you. tell us what you brought with you? >> i have a couple things that i use in my office. this is what we call a wood slam. when you have discoloration in your skin, it could be superficial or deep. this device, turning it on, it's kind of purple. when we are in a dark room, it highligh

tech stocks led with hewlett-packard pacing the dow. intel rose after warren buffett revealed he bought a stake in the company. apple was up for only the second day after eight. in earnings, after nine consecutive quarters of declining, walmart reported a revenue gain. staples dropped on short sales and a lowered full-year forecast. department store saks rose on stronger sales. and after the bell, despite a jump in profit, dell sank after low revenue. elsewhere, the postal service lost $5 billion this year and says it could run out of cash by next september if congress doesn't help. >>> finally, need a job? nasa is hiring astronauts. only problem, nasa doesn't own a spaceship anymore but the agency promises getting on one of the few flights they'll hitch onto these days will be well worth the wait. >>> coming up, the latest on the nba lockout and college hoop highlights for all you basketball star fans out there, including a record-breaking win for duke's coach k. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather a

after the bell, hewlett-packard rose on enings and revenue that topped estimates. >>> elsewhere, former aig ceo hank greenberg is suing the government for $25 billion, calling the 2008 federal takeover of aig unconstitutional. brazil slapped chevron with a $28 million fine for an oil spill off the country's coast, a penalty that could rise. finally, don't want to be alone for the holidays? a 28-year-old ad exec in san francisco may have a solution. he's posted an ad on craigslist for a holiday girlfriend. someone to snuggle by the fire with and go to dinner at each other's parents house. one important note, offer only good through new year's. and you're on your own. >>> coming up, a tiger wins another major. and sid the kid comes back like he never left. plus, the new england patriots' sleepy office suddenly roerz back to life. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather the forecast is about the busy travel days ahead. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, hockey's greate

after the bell, hewlett-packard rose on earnings and revenue that topped estimates. >>> elsewhere, former aig ceo hank greenberg is suing the government for $25 billion, calling the 2008 federal takeover of aig unconstitutional. brazil slapped chevron with a $28 million fine for an oil spill off the country's coast, a penalty that could rise. finally, don't want to be alone for the holidays? a 28-year-old ad exec in san francisco may have a solution. he's posted an ad on craigslist for a holiday girlfriend. someone to snuggle by the fire with and go to dinner at each other's parents house. one important note, offer only good through new year's. and then you're on your own. >>> coming up, a tiger wins another major. and sid the kid comes back like he never left. plus, the new england patriots' sleepy offense suddenly roars back to life. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, forecast is about the busy travel days ahead. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, hockey's gre

packard and mark zuckerberg would be worth roughly $25 billion. back to you. >> that's a nice chunk of change. thank you very much, scott. >> you could call this a root versus feather. >> farmer uses a hand sick screen machine to make t-shirts with the slogan eat more kale, vegetable from the cabbage family. chick-fil-a says it's too close to its trademark phrase, eat more chikn. the farmer says he's ready for a fight and won't back down. >>> he has only been off the air a week and a half now. >> regis philbin planning his tv comeback. according to the new york post gossip column, page six, philbin is in talks to host a family variety and talent show. why wouldn't he? it would boost his status as the guinness world record holder for most hours on tv. if you're curious or keeping track, he spent more than 16,500 hours on television. >> that guy has the right to retire. but if he doesn't want to, that's okay. >> clearly, he doesn't want to. >> always find a place for him. >>> time to check the forecast right now. >> as we should. >>> good morning to

that's worth twice the market cap of fortune 500 giants, hewlett-packard and 3m. >> that will be smoking. speaking of that. deja-fog all over again this morning. >> unfortunately a lot of people have to get back to work after the holiday weekend. you didn't have to drive through the really thick fog. once again that fog will slow you down. we have visibilities down to a quarter mile in parts of oakland. you'll only see 50 to 100 feet this morning. that's registering the lowest viability right now. wherever you're headed, give yourself plenty of the time to reach your destination safely and count count on a slower than average commute. we have visibility that looks pretty good right now in concord or livermore. still down to half a mile in fairfield. a quarter mile in novato and santa rosa. and even the usual suspects always get the fog. we also have places like san jose through los gatos where we don't typically get that many foggy days. just pea soup. give yourself plenty of time. as we wake up tomorrow morning, we're not dealing with much fog. the focus will be on the very strong wind

after the bell, hewlett-packard rose on enings and revenue that topped estimates. >>> elsewhere, former aig ceo hank greenberg is suing the government for $25 billion, calling the 2008 federal takeover of aig unconstitutional. brazil slapped chevron with a $28 million fine for an oil spill off the country's coast, a penalty that could rise. finally, don't want to be alone for the holidays? a 28-year-old ad exec in san francisco may have a solution. he's posted an ad on craigslist for a holiday girlfriend. someone to snuggle by the fire with and go to dinner at each other's parents house. one important note, offer only good through new year's. and you're on your own. >>> coming up, a tiger wins another major. and sid the kid comes back like he never left. plus, the new england patriots' sleepy office suddenly roerz back to life. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather the forecast is about the busy travel days ahead. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." lysol believes your family should never have to touch a germy pump again. so we developed the

tech stocks led with hewlett-packard pacing the dow. intel rose after warren buffett revealed he bought a stake in the company. apple was up for only the second day in the last eight, after the bell, apple pointed disney chief bob igor to its board. in earnings, after nine consecutive quarters of declining, walmart reported a revenue gain. staples dropped on short sales and a lowered full-year forecast. department store saks rose on stronger sales. and after the bell, despite a jump in profit, dell sank after low revenue. elsewhere, the postal service lost $5 billion this year and says it could run out of cash by next september if congress doesn't help. >>> finally, need a job? nasa is hiring astronauts. only problem, nasa doesn't own a spaceship anymore but the agency promises getting on one of the few flights they'll hitch onto these days will be well worth the wait. >>> coming up, the latest on the nba lockout and college hoop highlights for all you basketball-starved fans including a record-breaking win for duke's coach k. your earl

tech stocks led with hewlett-packard pacing the dow. intel rose after warren buffett revealed he bought a stake in the company. apple was up for only the second day in the last eight, after the bell, apple pointed disney chief bob iger to its board. in earnings, after nine consecutive quarters of declining, walmart reported a revenue gain. staples dropped on short sales and a lowered full-year forecast. department store saks rose on stronger sales. and after the bell, despite a jump in profit, dell sank after low revenue. elsewhere, the postal service lost $5 billion this year and says it could run out of cash by next september if congress doesn't help. >>> finally, need a job? nasa is hiring astronauts. only problem, nasa doesn't own a spaceship anymore but the agency promises getting on one of the few flights they'll hitch onto these days will be well worth the wait. >>> coming up, the latest on the nba lockout and college hoop highlights for all you basketball-starved fans including a record-breaking win for duke's coach k. your earl

tech stocks led with hewlett-packard pacing the dow. intel rose a day after warren buffett revealed he bought a stake in the campaign, something like $10 billion. apple was up for only the second day in the last eight, after the bell, apple pointed disney chief bob igor to its board. in earnings, after nine consecutive quarters of declining, walmart reported a revenue gain. staples dropped on short sales and a lowered full-year forecast. department store saks rose on stronger sales. and after the bell, despite a jump in profit, dell sank after low revenue. elsewhere, the postal service lost $5 billion this year and saying now it could run out of cash by next september if congress does not help them. finally for you, need a job? nasa is hiring astronauts. only problem, nasa doesn't own a spaceship for those astronauts to be in anymore. but the agency promises getting on one of the few flights they'll hitch on to these days will be well worth the wait. >>> the latest on the nba lockout and college hoop highlights for basketball fans, incl

lay hola pot i kerr, ceo of hewlett-packa hewlett-packard, three months. scott mcneilly was in it for the long term. sun was eventually sold off to oracle shortly after mcneilly stepped down leaving the high-energy hockey fan looking for new goals. he's found two, an online effort to provide free open-source lesson plans to teachers called kuricky and a new social networking app he call s weig in. he tried to convince everyone that the network was the computer and someone else called it the cloud and it came on. i know there's an app you want to talk about. start with sun for just a minute. 20-plus years at sun microsystems. is that a silicon valley record? it's got to be darn close. >> well, i think probably larry's breaking all the records now, but certainly in the hardware business that was probably a record. >> how did you go that long? >> i don't know. you know, it's quite an unknown story, but i didn't want to be ceo. we started -- we argued about who would be the ceo, and i said vinode, you do it. but i had more business experience thaer the three o

hewlett-packard, yahoo and levi strauss. >> the last 25 or so years, loopholes have crept back into the tax code and companies have found ways to ship their profits offshore and invest in tax shelters that cut their taxes. >> the loopholes that result in low or zero tax rates are legal. tax reform advocates hope that this report will lead to tax law reform like the kind that happened back in the 1980s. >>> new unemployment numbers show that hiring slowed in the month of october but unemployment rate actually went down slightly in spite of that. the labor department says the economy actually added 80,000 jobs, the fewest in four months. still, the unemployment rate dipped from 9.1% to 9%. the first drop since july. >> i don't think it was unexpected. i don't think it was anything shocking. but primarily, i don't think it was good enough to give us any reason to invest. >> separate survey of households showing that more people found work may account for the lower unemployment rate. but federal reserve says it doesn't expect the jobless rate to go lower this year. let's check the numbers.

. >>> hewlett-packard says a claim the laser jet printers can be hacked into and set on fire is inaccurate. researchers at columbia university say they found a flaw that allows hackers to reprogram the winters giving the attacker full control of printer functions. but hp released a statement saying the laser printer has a hardware element that is designed to prevent the fuser from over heating or causing a fire. >> theoretic it is possible that if you have a security vulnerability, you could get into the printer, but it is extremely unlikely. >> so if you have one of these printers at home, know that hp says it is now building a firm wear upgrade to mitigate this issue. no customers have reported unauthorized access to their printers. >>> politics, herman cain's campaign manager says there is no way he is backing out. he told his aides that he was reassessing his campaign. this follows an accusation that the woman add -- an extramarital uh fair. four other women accused him of sexual misconduct or harassment. they admit that it has become a distraction to the campaign. >>> a very big break

hewlett-packard climbed more than 3%. this is its highest price since august. intel gained almost 3%, up to a new 52 week high tonight. one tech to watch tomorrow could be dell. shares were up 2% during the regular session, but lost most of today's gains in after hours action after releasing its latest earnings report. the computer maker was able to do better than anticipated. earnings were seven cents over estimates, even though revenues were less than forecast. also weighing on shares after the close-- its outlook toward the lower end of its revenue growth guidance. that guidance had already been lowered in august. another tech to watch tomorrow may be apple. six weeks after the death of steve jobs, the company has a new chairman and a new board of directors member. arthur levinson, who has been on the apple board since 2000, is now the chairman. he also serves as chairman of genentech. and disney c.e.o. robert iger joins the board. steve jobs sold pixar animation to disney in 2006. apple's board had been criticized for not disclosing the health of steve jobs

after the bell, hewlett-packard rose on earnings and revenue that popped estimates. elsewhere, former aig ceo hank greenberg is suing the government for $25 billion calling the 2008 federal takeover of aig unconstitutional. brazil slapped chevron with a $28 million fine for an oil spill off the coast. a penalty that could rise. finally, don't want to be alone for the holidays? a 28-year-old ad exec in san francisco may have a solution. he posted an ad on craigslist for a holiday girlfriend. that's right. someone who snuggle by the fire or just go to dinner at each other's parents' house. the offer is only good through new year's. then you're back on the street on your own. not sure about this guy. >>> coming up, a tiger wins another major and sid the kid comes back like he never left. the new england patriots, sleepy offense, suddenly roars back to life. we'll have your first look at sports straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. roc® multi-correxion 4 zone moisturizer with roc®retinol and antioxidants. lines, wrinkles, and sun damage will fade. roc

. >>> bay area tech giant, hewlett-packard is under fire as researchers make a stunning claim against one of its products. the charges come from colombia university, which says it found a way to hack into and take control of h.p. printers, the ones you have at your home, compromising, perhaps, personal data. even causing the printer to heat up. h.p. is calling the accusations sensational and inaccurate. the company admits it decision covered a vulnerability in some of its printers. >>> google has come to the rescue for millions of people needing directions outdoors. but what about indoors like navigating a shopping mall or an airport? the mountain view company has done it again, for free. >> reporter: christine iris is shopping for holiday decorations with her kids. today, they're in no rush. >> sometimes we let the kids wander around. sometimes we need to get in and get out. >> reporter: if this were one of those days, she could pull up a map of this home depot store. they help shoppers to find what they're looking for. >> google isn't the first company to put up maps of the inside o

. >>> hewlett-packard says a claim the laser jet printers can be hacked into and set on fire is inaccurate. researchers at columbia university say they found a flaw that allows hackers to reprogram the winters giving the attacker full control of printer functions. but hp released a statement saying the laser printer has a hardware element that is designed to prevent the fuser from over heating or causing a fire. >> theoretic it is possible that if you have a security vulnerability, you could get into the printer, but it is extremely unlikely. >> so if you have one of these printers at home, know that hp says it is now building a firm wear upgrade to mitigate this issue. no customers have reported unauthorized access to their printers. >>> politics, herman cain's campaign manager says there is no way he is backing out. he told his aides that he was reassessing his campaign. this follows an accusation that the woman add -- an extramarital uh fair. four other women accused him of sexual misconduct or harassment. they admit that it has become a distraction to the campaign. >>> a very big break

hewlett packard fell more than 5%. general motors shares were in reverse today, sliding almost 11%. volume more than doubled as the stock dropped to its lowest price in a month. g.m. returned as a publicly traded stock almost a year ago, selling shares at $33. tonight, they're closer to $22. the automaker saw third quarter earnings drop to $1.03 per share. that was still seven cents ahead of analysts estimates. the company had losses again in europe and south america, but noted china remained a bright spot in its overseas operations. green mountain coffee roasters may be roasted tomorrow. after dropping more than 4% during the regular session, the stock lost a third of its value after the close tonight. the company came up short in its latest quarterly earnings and revenues. if tonight's selling holds, it would push the stock down below $590. $50 finally, money was moving back into american bonds. the yield on the 10-year government note fell back below 2% as prices rallied. u.s. i.o.u.s have benefited from the worries in european government bonds. and that's tonight's "market focus

computer maker hewlett-packard was among those pushing down tech stocks. h-p-q fell more than 2%. it will be one to watch next week. it is due to report earnings monday, its first under new c.e.o. meg whitman. retailer sears had a tough go last quarter. the stores lost more money than anticipated. the quarter was hurt by weakness in clothing and pharmacy sales at k-marts in the u.s. shares of sears slid 4.5%, down to a four-week low. profit margins also fell at both sears and k-mart brands. speaking of shrinking profit margins in retail, perry ellis stock lost more than a third of its value. weak sales and profit margins. the company also lowered its outlook. among the issues the occupy wall street movement has brought attention to are student loans. the newly created consumer financial protection bureau announced an effort today to hear from the public on the private student loan market. s-l-m shares dove 4%, but was down much more during the session. the student lender is working with the consumer financial agency, and a spokesperson said it encourages students to at least make

. >>> hewlett-packard says a claim their printers could be set on fire is inaccurate. researchers at columbia university said they found a throw that lets hackers give full control of the devices. hp says the laser jet printers have hardware designed to prevent from overheating or causing a tire. hp is building an upgrade to mitigate this issue. >>> 4:57. next, honoring a fallen police officer. the huge crowd expected today for a memorial for a man whose death has devastated a community. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney at the oakland police department. investigators are frustrated by a lack of cooperation from witnesses to monday night's shooting that sent seven to the hospital, and left a nearly 2-year-old boy in critical condition. police have named some suspects. story coming up in a live report. >>> the city trying to prevent another tragedy whats palo alto plans to do to make the crosswalk where a little girl was killed a lot safer. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green