>> smith: that's a real question. >> it is. >> smith: given all the pushing that you were doing and senator kaufman was doing. >> i think, yeah, i think it's an absolutely fair question to ask. >> narrator: attorney david boies, whose firm has represented both banks and plaintiffs suing financial institutions, has also reviewed schneiderman's complaint. >> smith: schneiderman is bringing a civil case alleging fraud. >> yes. >> smith: couldn't it be filed as a criminal case? >> i think that if you took every allegation that's made in schneiderman's complaint and you accepted that as true and believe that you could prove that beyond a reasonable doubt, that could've been filed as a criminal case. >> it was, like, $2.6 billion in one month... >> narrator: filmmaker nick verbitsky was finally contacted by the justice department this past august about the whistleblowers he found for his film about bear stearns. it had been more than a year since those lawyers at patterson belknap first called him. >> i think, you know, the ease with which i found these people and the things that they were tellin

>> smith: that's a real question. >> it is. >> smith: given all the pushing that you were doing and senator kaufman was doing. >> i think, yeah, i think it's an absolutely fair question to ask. >> narrator: attorney david boies, whose firm has represented both banks and plaintiffs suing financial institutions, has also reviewed schneiderman's complaint. : sthmischneiderman is bringing a civil case alleging fraud. >> yes. >> smith: couldn't it be filed as a criminal case? >> i think that if you took every allegation that's made in schneiderman's complaint and you accepted that as true and believe that you could prove that beyond a reasonable doubt, that could've been filed as a criminal case. >> it was, like, $2.6 billion in one month... >> narrator: filmmaker nick verbitsky was finally contacted by the justice department this past august about the whistleblowers he found for his film about bear stearns. it had been more than a year since those lawyers at patterson belknap first called him. >> i think, you know, the ease with which i found these people and the things that they were telling m

smithlovey smith was fired after nine seasons. four offensive coordinators and he paid the price after nine seasons. i wish we could have made more plays i wish there was more we could have done offensive late. >> phil emery will talk to the media tomorrow coming up later in sports we will look at the possible candidates to replace loveys smith as head coach. the news shocked some bears fans and others cited as the other shoe dropping. >> relationelation. or a bit of shock. loveys mets demise has been the top of the town today after nine years with the bears he gave in his walking papers today why it happened is not a question many fans are asking. >> he did nothing to improve the line. the running game was a big disappointment this year, someone has to go. >> these years have been rough so i think it's time for a change. as the ax falls on lovey for a disappointing string of years fans say he cannot solely bear the burden of bad games. you have forte but you need some people around. i don't think lovey smith was the kind of the t

. >> patricia smith has definitely had some worries. she has two daughters, a 4-year-old and a 7-month-old with two different men. >> shows him three times. >> smith was given probation after pleading guilty to drug possession. when she entered a methadone clinic for treatment, things only got worse. >> i probably started using the methadone and cocaine together when i was about 6 1/2 months pregnant, trying to sneak around and do it without nobody knowing about it, but that didn't work out so well. >> smith arrived at louisville metro eight months pregnant. >> it hit me that, yeah, i am eight, nine months pregnant, about to have a baby. what have i done to her? what is she going through? make sure that you bring the baby on saturday so i can see her. >> when she went into labor, smith learned the realities of giving birth while incarcerated. >> they shackled me. i had the cuffs on my legs and my hands. i was handcuffed going into the hospital. they put me in a wheelchair while i did my paperwork, handcuffed to the wheelchair. and so, i

houston smith. >> we're talking about dr. houston smith. you have taken us from your birth in rural china and we've got you up to about age 17 or 18 in rural missouri. i went to high school at the couldn't influence of the illinois and mississippi river. >> very humid. >> it maybe bright lights but it's not the brightest in the country. talk to us then about your personal journey from returning. >> well, i was saying that i come thinking i would be going back as a missionary but when the west swept me up, i knew i wouldn't go back, so i just moved next door rather than being a missionary, i would be a minister and that held in place for the first two years of college, but in my jr. year, something totally unexpected happened, namely ideas jumped to live in my mind and it was so exciting and i knew that that's where i wanted to pour my life and my energy into ideas actually ideas connecting with my background and religion, but then i realized that the ministry was all great honor to ministers, nevertheless the demands of an organization and

gary smith arrested on friday. now he is also accused of doing the same to his former campaign manager, 54 too many in six months. and allegedly punctured his power steering fluid, as well. smith is charged with felony vandalism and could face other charges. probably not running for office anytime soon. >> politics getting nasty. >>> it is proof there is a camera everywhere. >> amazing. >> no doubt. >> weather-wise i guess we're not seeing rain but a lot of cold. >> we're in the deep freeze around the bay area again today starting out with a lot of frost this morning. if you are heading up and out today, got to grab your jacket. it's going to be cold. freezing right now in livermore at 32 degrees. 30 in concord. 29 in fairfield. and 28 degrees the cold spot

smith feel so inadequate and so insecure that any event will set them off. >> reporter: while smith may have thought he was covering up the crime by setting the fire, police say it's possible he left some evidence behind, his hooded sweatshirt. reporting for abc2 news, new york. >>> now to a suburbing -- disturbing new trend where people are finding that pictures are online for the world to see. the women are joining together in a lawsuit. in addition to the pictures many of the women have their email address, phone number posted out of revenge. >> i can't imagine why someone would do this to anyone. >> reporter: dozens of women have filed a he fecial for damages. they hope to put together a class action lawsuit against the site and the company that hosts them, godaddy.com. >>> how much money they set aside for people who thought they were buying ultrafuel efficient cars. >> who doesn't want free money? i do. how many billions they're holding and how much could belong to you. >> i wouldn't mind a little of that. we got the snow, some moderate bands. notice out toward the west. a live sh

i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up. >>> plus lots of high tech companies reporting profits and they could weigh on the stock market. we'll take a look coming up in business news. >>> welcome back. it is 5:11. the popular online review site based in san francisco, yelp, is rolling out a new story this morning. restaurants profile pages on yelp will feature health inspection scores. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san francisco with more for us. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this will make it much easier to find out where your favorite restaurant or when you are thinking about trying one in the eyes of the san francisco health department before you come down and bring family and friends and sit down. this is basically because yelp is getting an upgrade to its system to let you know about inspection scores from the health department. you click on it and it will take you to a second page with the date and the type of inspection and the number on deta

. >> justin smith was street to the point. the up coming super bowl. >> we feel the pressure to get it done. the 49ers took to the practice field and as for the harbaugh bowl? they are aware. >> everybody is making a big deal out of it. we were saying that he was planning to ravens. >> they are playing better team in new orleans. when is the first thing becomes your mind witwhen someone says the new orleans. >> the food! >> you can bet that they're also going to remember. >> they are consistently very good. >> the spells get an extra week to prepare for the super bowl. >> we can rest up and get some extra time off. >> as for what his next they will go to new orleans on the sunday. they will have a week of prop for the super bowl. in the santa clara, kron 4 news. the will of a week of-preparations. justin smith straight to the point when it comes to his team in the upcoming super bowl. for the first time since over the atlanta falcons the niners took to the practice field on wednesday. as to you can bet 49ers fans will colin ka

alabama state representative steve clouse and state senator hari harri-ann smith have spoken about the hostage. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we know this little boy is named ethan, about to turn 6 in a few weeks. i know you've been speaking to the family, how are they holding up? >> right now, savannah, they're holding on by a thread. the whole community, the whole county is coming together. we had five prayer vigils last night around the county. people are hopeful we can bring this to a successful end. at the same time, we had the family of the slain bus driver, whose lives have been devastated. our gratitude needs to go out to him for protecting all these other children. he started the day as a school bus driver and he ended as a hero. >> senator smith, let me ask you about this medical condition we understand ethan has. i understand there's been some medication that's been given to him. is it the sort of condition that might be even more serious if he

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck. maneuvering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup truck. i figured he's got to drive so he would stop shooting. i think he shot me like five times. >> suddenly, arroyo stops his truck and gets out, aiming his rifle right at smith. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> he gets out and i'm out of bullets, so i get out of the way. >> with no ammunition, smith is a sitting duck. but luckily, another squad car has pulled over to the right. it's sergeant rusty jacks, armed with a rifle he shoots arroyo from 60 feet away and kills him. >> suspect down. suspect down. >> in my rear view mirror i see him just drop. so i don't know what had happened. i didn't know

alex smith's uncertain future. thases -- that's later on assuming we are not swept away. >> you have an uncertain future there. >> between hanging on to the hoops and blowing away. >> i would give a week's pay to see him hanging on the hoops. larry is not the only one tweeting live updates from new orleans. there are great behind the scenes updates and we are retweeting the highlights. >> as the excitement builds are to super bowl xlvii here in the bay area some are looking ahead to the next super bowl with the hopes it will be played right here. lisa amin gulezian joins us from the site of the new 49er stadium. lisa? >> carolyn, here in santa clara, the talk is already about super bowl 50. tonight the city leaders met to discuss what it would take to get the super bowl here in 2016. tonight the city council met in a closed door session to discuss the super bowl plan. the proposal is due in may, and in it santa clara has to prove it can handle a massive event like the super bowl. some members of the council support

alex smith's uncertain future. thases -- that's later on assuming we are not swept away. >> you have an uncertain future there. between hanging on >> between hanging on to the hoops and blowing away. >> i would give a week's pay to see him hanging on the hoops. larry is not the only one tweeting live updates from new orleans. there are great behind the scenes updates and we are retweeting the highlights. >> as the excitement builds are to super bowl xlvii here in the bay area some are looking ahead to the next super bowl with the hopes it will be played right here. lisa amin gulezian joins us from the site of the new 49er stadium. lisa? >> carolyn, here in santa clara, the talk is already about super bowl 50. tonight the city leaders met to discuss what it would take to get the super bowl here in 2016. tonight the city council met in a closed door session to discuss the super bowl plan. the proposal is due in may, and in it santa clara has to prove it can handle a massive event like the super bowl. some members of

alex smith's uncertain future. thases -- that's later on assuming we are not swept away. >> you have an uncertain future there. >> between hanging on to the hoops and blowing away. >> i would give a week's pay to see him hanging on the hoops. larry is not the only one tweeting live updates from new orleans. there are great behind the scenes updates and we are retweeting the highlights. >> as the excitement builds are to super bowl xlvii here in the bay area some are looking ahead to the next super bowl with the hopes it will be played right here. lisa amin gulezian joins us from the site of the new 49er stadium. lisa? >> carolyn, here in santa clara, the talk is already about super bowl 50. tonight the city leaders met to discuss what it would take to get the super bowl here in 2016. tonight the city council met in a closed door session to discuss the super bowl plan. the proposal is due in may, and in it santa clara has to prove it can handle a massive event like the super bowl. some members of the council support

annette young smith to the stage. this lady, ladies and gentlemen, is a lifetime achievement award winner. please, please welcome her to the stage. (applause) >> i can't think of a more deserving woman. thank you. come on in. jeffery, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> hello, neighbors. good evening. you know, first i have to say that i "heart" the portola, i really do. [laughter] >> this is an amazing win frankly for the whole southeast sector, from progress park down, and it's a wonderful night. great to be here with all of you. my name is jeffery betcher. i am the executive director of the organization that emerged 10 years ago from annette young smith and carl page's work on the block where i live. annette lived across the street from me and started planting flowers here or there around the block. and that changed everything mysteriously. and we figured out over time what it was that really created the change, and it wasn't the garden. it wasn't the plants. it was that annette was unafraid to cross the street and

smith: i thank the chair. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: mr. speaker, 40 years ago today marks the u.s. supreme court's infamous reckless and inhumane abandonment of women and babies to abortionists. 40 years of victims, dead babies, wounded women, shattered families. 40 years of government sanctions, violence against women and children. since 1973 more than 55 million children have been killed by abortion, a staggering loss of children's precious lives, a death toll that equates to the entire population of england. the pass afpblg time hasn't changed the fact -- passage of time hasn't changed the fact that abortion is a serious lethal violation of human fundamental rights and that women and children deserve better, much better, and that the demands of justice, generosity and compassion require th

we're talking with author, historian richard norton smith. the cover story of "christian science monitor" - a look inside as some of the more famous second terms richard norton smith is talking about. a call from the bronx, new york. caller: if the losing presidential candidate is not an office holder, does he get to participate in the inauguration? host: we know that mitt romney will not be here tomorrow, neither president bush. guest: president bush 41 is just out of the hospital. i wonder if jimmy carter -- as well as bill clinton. -- host: he will be in attendance, as well as bill clinton. guest: that is a relatively new tradition. herbert hoover was invited to the kennedy inaugural in 1961. he was a very close friend to the president's father. the weather was so bad that he really could not get here. but he intended to be here. host: ronald reagan had the warmest and coldest inauguration days. guest: the great story about the weather -- william howard taft, who had this self deprecatory sense of humor -- there was a blizzard. he had too

we all know collin kaepernick took alex smith's job after smith was injured during the ninth week of the season. fans agree both have shown a lot of class during the transition. smith and kaepernick still have high praise for each other. >> it means a lot. i think it really shows his character and the kind of man he is. he's helped me through everything from week one to now. >> it's the nature of sports. he got the opportunity to step up and made the most of it. that's the deal. that's how i got my start in college. it was no different. got in front of me got hurt. that's how i got my first start. >> fans remember it was alex smith who first taught kaepernick the 49er offense during the nfl lockout two seasons ago. >>> 4:50 is the time right now. over night fire forced several people from their homes. >> i opened my door and immediately i saw smoke going upstairs. >> how neighbors were able to jump in to help. >>> improving your commute on highway 24. we'll give you a peek at what the now caldecott tunnel will look lick. and new information about when it will open. >>> welcome back t

of smith. the dude likes to slash tires. no word on smith's motive. the judge has ordered a psychiatric evaluation. he needs to sign some sort of a deal with a tire company. >> they belong in congress. >>> if your workplace is like ours here, there are a lot of folks out sick. the cdc says flu season has hit, and it's hit pretty hard. health officials say since early december, there's been an increase in flu in more parts of the country and the strain of flu called h3n2 has been associated with more severe seasons. that strain leads to more hospitalizations and even more death. already, reports of flu in 29 spates. >>> and you've heard of the classic smash and grab. usually involving a thief punching through a window to get what he wants. in texas, a thief took it a big step further. here's the surveillance video. he smashes the truck through the

smith won accolades after samper's as those players and coaches voted for him. the 23 road ran second in the nfl with 19.5 sacks this season, adding onto as impressive 14 sack rookie campaign. a man is in custody >> a man is in custody for allegedly shooting and killing a doctor in a southern california medical building. police received reports of at least six shots fired at the newport beach medical office. officers arrived in the man dead with local gunshot wounds police brought is suspect into custody. no one else was hurt. chevron has paid about $10 million to settle nearly 24,000 claims in connection with the august 2011 refinery fire in richmond. the oil giant also says it is making a corrective actions and its operations. most of the money will pay for medical exams and treatments made immediately following the incident. >> on the body airways has not cancelled all 787 flights to tokyo from san jose men that airport until february 18th. that decision is affecting more than 80,000 passengers. this follows the faa's orders around all 787 planes in the unite

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jason smith, an exterminator, spotted going to her home. and alex marquardt is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: jason smith was arraigned last night and ordered held without bail. this is a man without a criminal background, no connection to the doctor. but reportedly, a long history of anger problems. this surveillance photo is what led investigators to 36-year-old jason smith, as he walked through the neighborhood where mr. melissa ketunuti loved. abc news is learning more about smith, the exterminator who police say showed up at the home of ketunuti to handle her rodent problem. >> they got into some type of argument. it went terribly wrong. at that point, he struck her while she was in the basement, knocked her down, strangled her to death. and ultimately start the fire. >> reporter: smith admitted to the brutal murder. sources telling abc news affiliate wpvi, that smith told police that ketunuti had del belittled him. >> at some point, it was solemn. but other points it was sort of like he was in a fog. >> reporter: smith

. >> it was true of all of us it was true of me, of maggie smith, of tom courtenay, we were star, and it was with albert finny, we were stars early on. we have all been stars in a sense for 45, 50 years. and once that happened, we got the pick of the crop rses right. >> and then suddenly you get into your 40s, still get some, in your 50s, less, suddenly are you getting supporting actor, and then you're in your 60s, cameo. i die before the first act is over. and you know, it has a subtle affect on you rses yeah. >> and i think that's what i said to all of them. i said when we shoot this thing, let's put ourselve in there. let's let us show what that feels like in a sense. >> rose: dustin hoffman for the hour next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. dustin hoffman is here, he has been acting for more than 50 years. in 1980 he won an oscar for his role as a divorced man seeking custody of his son in cramer versus cramer. in 1989 he won again for his performance as

. >> it was true of all of us it was true of me, of maggie smith, of tom courtenay, we were star, and it was with albert finny, we were stars early on. we have all been stars in a sense for 45, 50 years. and once that happened, we got the pick of the crop rses right. >> and then suddenly you get into your 40s, still get some, in your 50s, less, suddenly are you getting supporting actor, and then you're in your 60s, cameo. i die before the first act is over. and you know, it has a subtle affect on you rses yeah. >> and i think that's what i said to all of them. i said when we shoot this thing, let's put ourselve let's let us show what that feels like in a sense. >> rose: dustin hoffman for the hour next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. dustin hoffman is here, he has been acting for more than 50 years. in 1980 he won an oscar for his role as a divorced man seeking custody of his son in cramer versus cramer. in 1989 he won again for his performance as the raymon

. >> it was true of all of us it was true of me, of maggie smith, of tom courtenay, we were star, and it was with albert finny, we were stars early on. we have all been stars in a sense for 45, 50 years. and once that happened, we got the pick of the crop rses right. >> and then suddenly you get into your 40s, still get some, in your 50s, less, suddenly are you getting supporting actor, and then you're in your 60s, cameo. i die before the first act is over. and you know, it has a subtle affect on you rses yeah. >> and i think that's what i said to all of them. i said when we shoot this thing, let's put ourselve in there. let's let us show what that feels like in a sense. >> rose: dustin hoffman for the hour next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. dustin hoffman is here, he has been acting for more than 50 years. in 1980 he won an oscar for his role as a divorced man seeking custody of his son in cramer versus cramer. in 1989 he won again for his 1rfpemance as t

smith was quick to refocus attention on the game. >> no, no. i'm focused on this game, helping this team win a championship. >> colin kaepernick presented a united front when speaking about alex smith. >> alex has been great. he's done everything he can to help me and help this team. to have a veteran quarterback like that on your side it's always great. >> and then there's the age factor. randy moss was not so delicately reminded that he is one of the older players. [laughter] >> that's cap being can young, man. a lot of people have seen kaepernick grow before their eyes. >> that was espn's chris berman who asked that not so tactful question. you get the feeling they just want to get on with it. the game is this sunday. the players were polite. but i'm sure they have this focus on the big game on sunday. live in the newsroom, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sal. and our team in the big easy will have live reports on every newscast. sunday night after the game, switch to channel 2 for a live local postgame show with fans in th

smith. but raised by o. p. smith because your father was killed in world war ii. so we have here today the granddaughter, and raised by o. p. smith, of genuine american hero so i would like to give o. p. smith and you a welcome upon [applause] spent if there's one thing that comes out of this book, -- corrects the notion in the marine quarter. >> for those of you who haven't read the book yet, this is by far the most gripping and still i think unrecognized story. this part of the book is really, it's not -- actually telling a powerful story. is it true as you've just shown force, that you have a soft spot for the marines? he has been accused of being partial to the marines at the expense of the army. barges that the army produces more bad generals? [laughter] >> the army and marine corps are very different but i think the marine corps still does operate more as a solution, swift relief, and holding commanders accountable just as skippers of vessels are held accountable for everything that happens on the ships. so for example, the only notable relief of the invasio

justin smith, aldon smith, ray mcdonald, these guys have to have big pressure. otherwise they'll carve you up. they've gotta get pressure on matt ryan or he will slice them and pick up a bunch of yards. >> we have a 49er preview tomorrow night at 7 on channel 5. >>> lady bears hosting usc. under 20 seconds left. gennifer brandon on the put- back to send the game to overtime. in ot, cal in control. trojans win 71-63 in ot. >>> eddie did not get his birthday wish. santa clara up 11 at halftime. look at the great pass. they win 85-54. usf has now lost five straight. >>> it's a good thing that shane battier isn't a sea captain, or else the ship would sink. >> ♪ ♪ come aboard ♪ ♪ we're expecting you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's love ♪ ♪ it's love ♪ ♪ >> oh, my god. roy and tiger partnered up in the 2013 debut. the old man got the better of rory today. the long putt is good. five strokes off the lead. rory 8 behind. >>> cu over st. joe's in overtime. no. 2, hey man, get your hand off of me. no punches thrown, but man! they do not like each other, ken. we bette

"frontline's" martin smith looked at how big banks got away with fraud. don't forget to listen to my radio show on sirius xm radio channel 127 monday through friday, noon to 3:00 p.m. share your thoughts with us on twitter and on facebook as well using the hashtag the edshow. we're coming right back. >> welcome back to "the ed show." >> welcome back to "the ed show." everything we just talked about before the break, the progressive causes supported by the american people and articulated by president obama in his speech yesterday to amount to really nothing if we don't get meaningful filibuster reform in the senate. and, of course, reform, we're being told tonight, is not dead. here is senate minority leader -- majority leader harry reid. >> i've had some positive meetings with senator mcconnell before the recess, during the recess our staffs worked on this. we had another meeting today. and i hope within the next 24 to 36 hours we can get something that we agree on. if not, we're going to move forward on what i think needs to be done. the caucus will supp

i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what those suspects took plus what they may have thrown outside on their way out of the scene. that story coming up. >>> was it a silent crime? police in daly city find a person bleeding inside of a car. hear from one witness who heard nothing but saw plenty. what he says happened as police cars just flew by. >>> bundle up again this morning. it is cold outside. we'll get a look at your upcoming weekend forecast as well. it's thursday, january 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >> easing toward the weekend. good thursday morning, everybody. it's 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's start out with that forecast and meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. it's cold out there again. as cold as this time yesterday morning. that means you want to go and bring in those sensitive plants yet again and don't keep pets out there for too long this morning. this is

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first card eric smith when i believe just spoke out of turn but i'm not sure. was that mr. smith? okay. i don't believe there is another eric -- >> [inaudible] >> reverend smith. okay. eric smith doesn't seem to be getting to the podium. all right. (calling speakers). you will each have two minutes to speak. >> steve seldz swrer. we on a little out burst today about what is going on at martin luther king school and this board has covered up criminal activity from the staff of the school. he makes a joke about psychological testing and pearson to evaluate the students here in san francisco. pearson is under investigation for corruption in new york state and will be investigateed in california for corruption because you're spending more time on testing than taking care of the students particularly here at martin luther king. additionally this superintendent and the board is aware of the ongoing situation at martin luther king and the superintendent said there was no cover up and slander going on but the whistle blower said the principal laid on a student and injured as a result that

flacco to smith all day. >> -- flacco to smith all day. >> they may be rooting for flacco and smith boston is rooting for 52's retirement. several billboards popped up on highways. signs read the retirement party but fans are hoping to make it a pats pitty party. let's hope so. >>> and stay with us because in one very, very short minute we are hpg you and your family with -- helping you and your family with your budget. how to trim expenses so having less money doesn't hurt as much. and a cold clear night across the city. the question how much do we wantup before the bill chill arrives. >> and washington is not waiting until the last-minute which issues seem they have to agree on for at least for now. abc2 is back in 60 seconds. >>> looks like the fiscal cliffcan can get kicked farther down the low. republican house leaders will vote to comfort bills for three more months giving lawmakers more time to negotiate a permanent fix hopefully. >>> in tonight consumer alert winter is prime time for wedding planning if you are suffering from sticker shock, abc2 is working for you with three ways t

carol smith was proctoring the exam. i said, mrs. smith, i do not recognize the stuff on this exam. we had a contentious relationship. so suffice to say mrs. smith did not like me a whole lot more than i liked her. yes, i can now admit i sometime use my limited powers as student association president to schedule all school i semi just so her class will be cancelled. mess -- yes, my friends and i did have flowers delivered mrs. smith, from a secret admirer so we could laugh in the back to see what happened. and i didn't study any math at all when i got to college. so when i walked up to mrs. smith and said the material did not look official she was, well, unsympathetic. charles, she said loudly, ostensibly to me but was facing the rows of desk to make sure the spire class could hear. if you had studied the material would look a lot more familiar. this was a compelling point. so, i slunk back to my desk. after a few minutes, brian -- we had these discussions -- a far better calculus student than i, walked to the front of the room and hisserred a few things to mrs. smith. she looked ba

christie smith early for her reservation south of market. city of san francisco working with yelp on this project. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. a restaurant score is on the san francisco health department website. in fact i just went and looked on it. the problem is that it's not that easy to find. you have to click on it. get into the data base and put the name of the restaurant in and you get the idea. it's much easier the way it is now. they are putting that score on the yelp website page. it's on the restaurant profile for any san francisco restaurant starting today. you click on it and it takes you to a second page with date and type of inspection and number and details of the violations if there are any and yelp is hoping what this might do is help raise the bar on food quality here in the city but for the restaurant industry, it's really about keeping the scores in perspective. for instance epic road house on embarcadero has a perfect score but the owner worries about this. >> i believe that the restaurant should be given

. >> mike: meet the brothers smith, nate, ben, and tom. and if the smith brothers has a certain ring to it, well, it's because they are related to those other ones of ahem cough drop and elixir fame. but what these smith brothers are known for are video games. cordy, cordy sky and sleepy jack, three of the most popular game apps in the digital universe. millions, multimillions of downloads across all platforms. >> mobile phones, tablets, p.c., television, set top boxes and trying to have kind of fluid experiences across all those different types of streams. >> mike: the ability to go from here to there -- >> yup. >> mike: to there -- >> to the t.v. >> mike: is a huge deal. >> yes. yeah. and that's the thing i think we're ahead of the curve there in terms of our designs working that way. >> mike: they are the principals in eight-year-old silvertree media. a couple dozen folks in a downtown historic palo alto, california, building. they are virtual world creators and storytellers. when you consider there are hundreds of millions of devices u