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catherine? >> catherine: two of bart's unions are voting today on a new contract deal - that ended a rancorous strike earlier this month. employees represented by s- e-i-e 1021. are voting at the oakland marriott until 10 tonight. the a-t-u 15-55 members are voting today at a different location. both unions expect to have the ballots counted by late tonight. bart's third union will vote in december. >> catherine: coming up at five. >> catherine: dozens of stanford students are sick from a virus. how the school is trying to stop it from spreading. >> catherine: then -- the reports tonight dumped from the ticket in the last election. >> catherine: but first. >> catherine: francisco. how a cement truck ended up in this very unusual position. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i res

>> catherine: october 30th >> gary:happy belated catherine! >> jacqueline: can we come crash your party? >> gary:sure >> gary: cal football rough yearpolice are investigating an incident between teammates that left a cal football player hospitalized freshman running back fabiano hale was involved in an altercation with a yet-to-be-identified teammate at the team's on- campus workout facility last week he eventually had to be taken to alta bates medical center for treatment and was released sunday no specifics about his injuries have been released >> gary: hale who is from santa cruz turned down a scholarship to division 2 humbolt state so he could walk on at cal >> gary: candlestick seats for sale >> gary: the 49ers are selling off the seats at candlestick park which will be impolded after this season as the 49ers move to their new stadium in santa clara >> gary: starting now season ticket holders can purchase two seats for what the team is calling a discounted fee of $649 seats go on sale to the general public december 9. they are sold only i

. >> catherine: a developing story. a wave of tornadoes and severe weather blasted across the midwest over the weekend. causing widespread destruction -- especially in illinois. >> catherine: at least 8 people have been killed.and the search for survivors continues. >> catherine: the sights and sounds of the storm terrified people. at one home.a father prayed as he recorded the tornado outside his window. and t-v anchors reporting on the storms were forced to take cover. >> catherine: parts of central illinois took the brunt of the storm. >> catherine: but nearly 70 tornadoes were reported across the midwest. >> catherine: including indiana, michigan, wisconsin and missouri. >> catherine: homes were shredded. whole neighborhoods gone. a 78-year-old woman named mary kael was also in illinois. and talked about what happened from her hospital bed. >> you just do not think that thinks like this will happen. all the hard rain and winds ... and about that fast it was over a period of sudden my lake's felt like they were paral

catherine? >> catherine: here is what google karen smith said to it cnn >> well, i was shocked that d n s eight would do this. perhaps a violation of law but certainly a violations of mission. if it's true, and we don't know, maybe there are other disclosures coming, it would indicate that the national security agency had been looking between day to centers in a leading companies like google. now kugels technology is heavily in cryptic internally, heavily fortified and we've announced that we are making its even more so. >> catherine: she went on to say that google is using encryption and other powerful algorithms to make it very difficult for the u.s. or chinese government to opting google users' personal information. >> catherine: with twitter on the verge of going public. it's now trying to make money from t-v ads. maggie lake explains. >> reporter:from the tense final season of a-m-c's breaking bad- to the heart-pounding suspense of showtime's homeland people glued to the programming on this

police expect to have the highway reopened shortly. >> catherine: new tonight. >> catherine: 49ers linebacker aldon smith is speaking publicly for the first time. since being re-activated by the team. he's facing criminal charges in two cases filed by the santa clara county d-a.. >> catherine: he's accused of having illegal assault weapons - and is also facing d-u-i charges. our executive sports producer jason appelbaum is here. what's he saying jason.? >> reporter: he is singing all the right things, i am sorry. he gave a verbal commitment to be an asset held that he would keep clean and stay out of trouble. nfl >> i've grown a lot and i have been growing. just taking every chance to get better and grow and i mean that and i believe that everyone should take time to do this and take up time. taking one day at a time. just getting my bet my life back in order. i have a 10 month old son, i am trying to do the father think and make sure that i am ready to go. >> reporter: his teammates love to see that. when he returned to the locker room his teammates cheered and chanted his name. >> catherine

. >> catherine: grant? >> reporter:disturbing allegations of bullying rocks the n-f-l. miami dolphins has been suspended offensive lineman richie incognito.highlited here.with the tattoos. and today.we're getting a look at just how bad the alleged bullying was - prompting incognito's teammate.stanford's jonathan martin to voluntarily leave the dolphins last week. >> reporter:we have a portion of a voice message incognito left for martin.martin is number 71. a warning here.the content is graphic and we're not using the worst of it. here's some of it.you can see it's racially charged and threatening. >> reporter:espn reports this was not an isolated incident.that incognito sent martin multiple messages and texts.- several times over many months - using the kind of disgusting language contianed you see here in this voice message. today the dolphins head coach said the team takes the allegations seriously. >> the in f l will conduct a review of the work place it will be comprehensive and objective spirit we wil

catherine heenan is here with the details. >> catherine: the numbers are even worse than expected. with things so bad.some are wondering if the program can survive this disappointing start. let's look at those numbers. >> catherine: here's the total of people enrolled this first month. just a little over 106- thousand. that's counting both the federal website -- and state programs. >> catherine: only about 10% of what was originally expected. and focusing just on the obamacare website. less then 27-thousand enrolled on healthcare-dot- gov. a shockingly low number. >> catherine: people have had more success with state programs. like our own "covered california" -- with roughly 35-thousand people now enrolled. meantime.a white house tech expert insists things are getting better. >> catherine: government information technology officers finding themselves in congressionalthey're before a house committee on the botched website, healthcare dot gov. >> catherine: but the obama adminstration's technology chief testified the website is getting better. >>the latest number is about 17 thousan

catherine: many are facing snow and icy roads. including here in southwest virginia. buffalo new york. >> catherine: north carolina. and this was the scene in michigan.where slogging along snowy highways is almost a holiday tradition. >> catherine: more than 43 million people are expected to travel this weekend.about 39 million of them will be on the roads. as for air travel - most of today's flight delays were in newark, philadelphia and new york. >> pam: in the bay area. the skies are clear and planes are moving on schedule kron 4's dan kerman is live at san francisco international where holiday travellers are relieved that their plans are not hitting many roadblocks. >> reporter: shane the crowds are not too bad. walking over to the board it is a sea of on time creek you do not see the work of the late anywhere. the great weather here with skies pretty clear in addition to that people are coming to the east from the east coast is that there is not that is not a bad as they expected. basically they are telling us traveling to as

catherine heenan is here with the latest. >> catherine: the nation's millions of thanksgiving travelers are not likely to be thankful for theand if you count both air travel and road travel.some estimates say that as many as a third of americans are being affected by the mess. >> catherine: it's a messy, stressful and dangerous situation. people trying to get somewhere by car.are running into wet or snowy weather. and triple-a figures that as many as 40 million people will be driving over the thanksgiving holiday. there have been hundreds of accidents. and at least a dozen deaths. >> catherine: in the northeast, snow is piling up in cincinnati. in pittsburgh, it's a virtual white-out. in the south, steady rain and ice are keeping drivers on edge more than 3-million americans will be flying. >> catherine: as the day wore on.airports were racking up more and more delays and cancellations. this is atlanta.one of the big problem areas early on.but the storm has been moving east. and it might be small consolation - but some airlines, including delta and u-s airways are giving people a break

the house is full of >> catherine: souvenirs. >> catherine: bat dolls. bat statues. bat bags. >> catherine: and a little boy who can still be shy. his father thinks some of the magic is in the costume. >>"he put the mask on, and he was just in the character. and that's what he's done his whole life. he puts on costumes all the time,s whatever the costume he has." >> catherine: a local reporter asked him what was best about his big day. >>".saving the world." >> catherine: the family says they loved seeing so many people that day.happy and excited. >> catherine: the make-a- wish people - who made this happen - say they do it every day. somewhere in the u-s -- volunteers grant a wish every 38 minutes. >> pam: the mayors office says it cost san francisco 105-thousand dollars to honor batkid. most of the money went toward renting the sound system, video screens and other equipment that was brought in to accommodate the crowd that came to see miles honored. >> pam: the san francisco chapter of make-a-wish hopes to reimburse the city through private donations. this was the

. >> catherine: the los angeles times reports that matthew pond said doris payne made the promise after she was released from a northern california prison where she was serving time for crimes out of san diego county. >> catherine: payne was arrested tuesday after she was suspected of stealing a $22,000 ring from a palm desert store on oct. 21. >> catherine: over more than five decades, payne claims to have swiped millions of dollars'the u.s. and europe by posing as a well-to-do buyer. she has four theft convictions since 2009 in southern california. >> catherine: today marks the 2 year anniversary of one of the most viral videos in the people behaving badly franchise and we thought we'd share it again so we don't soon forget. in this edition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: this particular cart pulling requires three people and the driver was on my own. this guy started making

catherine hope is the founder of defy -- since officially launching her program in 2011, catherine's program has seen a rate of zero. joining me now is founder and ceo catherine hope. also jose vas questions a program associate as well as one of the program's first graduates. catherine, why the insight about business as a way and entrepreneurship as a way to address re-sidism? >> my past life was working in venture capital. i was invited on a prison tour. and when i went there for the first time not knowing it the first thing about the drug game or gang leadership, in asking the men in prison about their stories i realized immediately

catherine heenan is here with that story. >> reporter: >> catherine: perhaps just as cruel as the physical and sexual abuse she endured. michelle knight found car breaking that castro would torment heard about the fact no one seemed to be looking for her. stories about amanda not family for example of how the recoups refused to give up the search. for michelle the fear and loneliness seem even worse when castro kept telling her that no one cared. >> i knew that they weren't there for me because they never was. at to see amanda who has her mother, i just wanted to been i just wanted her to be my mother and say those things cost to me. it was extremely painful. to have someone come in your room day after day telling you that your family does not care about you patrick that no one cared about shoe. and that is the reason why i hate you. because i can't abuse you and no one will care. (crying) no one. the >> catherine: machel has refused to see her mother saying she was never there for her. she also told a doctorphil at ariel castro took the cowards way out when he committed suicide in prison.

catherine heenan is here with a look at the devastation already being felt. >> catherine: as people posted strong slowly on iced highways and it kept palin up. >> i was almost in a car accident are here because you cannot stop was basically something you cannot do anything about. >> catherine: out of control on an icy road and rolling over. the driver managed to walk away. the weather is being blamed for hundreds of accidents many of them serious. but the bottom line, some of the country's biggest airports in new york, washington, philadelphia and boston. charlotte are braced for major delays between now and things given. >> pam: mission in and what kron 4 charles clifford lied at s f o. live >> reporter: s f o r rived year and then departed. it to be really busy over of the next couple of days lost look at video. no major delays moving on time officials say that last friday was probably the busiest travel day in assets at all. in sfo. >> reporter: the huge winter storm will be across the country the airport will expect to avoid the worst of the weather. it could be delays and delta list t

enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >> catherine: >> catherine: george zimmerman it is out on about it tonight. after appearing in court on domestic violence charges today. in his latest run and what the law, after his july up with toll in the drake don martin case. zimmerman was released on a $9,000 bond and ordered to stay away from his girlfriend and her home. he was arrested monday after she accused him of breaking things during an argument - and pointing a shotgun at her. if he's eventually convicted of these new charges - including aggravated assault - he faces up to 5 years in prison. after being arrested last night - zimmerman's estranged wife shellie had him served with divorce papers. >> pam: the involvement of a high-profile bay area athlete is making it more difficult to understand. >> reporter: piggy is outraged that her close friend and longtime neighbor lost his life in a high- speed car accident. on i- 880 >> reporter: speeding when he lost control of his bmw crossing over the center medium and running into traffic killing himself and longtime neighbor a

." >> catherine: in peoria. >> catherine: t-v anchors reporting on the storms are forced to seek cover from them. "i'm hearing things right now, chuck." "yes." "i think we may need to take shelter--" "yes." "--right now, ourselves." "we do." "we need to go off the air. we will be back when we can." "right. we'll be right back." >>68 tornado reports across the midwest, including nearby indiana, michigan, wisconsin and missouri. hundreds of thousands of people are without power. >> catherine: open >> pam: relief efforts continue for those devastated by typhoon haiyan. the u-s is sending two more ships with helicopters, trucks and equipment to produce potable water. the philippine government admits. the supplies are still much needed. four- million people have been displaced by the storm. and are in desperate need for food, water and shelter. around 900 marines will also be arriving with the ships to help the relief effort. >> pam: the storm has killed at least 39- hundred people. >> jacqueline: 62 in livermore and wheezing cloudy conditions throughout the day. also over the sierra during

and as catherine heenan reports. thousands of the survivors are now on the move. >> pam: a philippine naval ship arrived on cebu island friday. unloading nearly 3-thousand haggard storm survivors. the chance to leave couldn't have come soon enough. >> "i was feeling hopeless.if we stay there another week i don't think we would survive. just lucky to be here." >> catherine: the ship will continue to sail back and forth - making the slow 24- hour journey.until everyone who wants to leave gets out of the devastated city. >> catherine: it's not just the lack of food and water.there are serious safety problems in tacloban.because of looters. >> catherine: meantime.row upon row of bodies are lined up at a makeshift morgue in tacloban. >> catherine: waiting for family members to identify them. it's a heartbreaking job.and there is the overpowering smell of looming disease. >> catherine: another problem - some rescue work has been stalled - during the wait as bodies are identified and moved. rescue operations-- now turning i

wide. >> catherine: and in misery is similar story. demolition crews knockdowns several homes in kansas city. the problem another sinkhole. the holmes began sinking in recent weeks in the city told the families living there to relocate the duplexes are only a couple of years old. the decision to tear down even more homes is still being considered. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: our big story or run the country. really a grass food rude's effort to support a kit. impelling cancer since he was 1 years old such a great day forbatkid! president >> reporter: obama tweet about it and even the of the department of justice outlined and the itinerary and thinking that a kid for keeping gotham city safe >> reporter: >> pam: that kids supporters flocked to downtown san francisco to get a glimpse of the caped crusader. and he did not disappoint he is emerging out of the bat cave you can see it the fault live thing as his that mobile makes an entrancesan franciscans say it was a chance in a

catherine -- now i have ruined the whole thanksgiving. catherine webb was asked are you rooting for your boyfriend or your home-school. >> and she is voting for her boyfriend. >> and i apologize, dan, but pam could have as a friend let it go. i don't think there would have been a stampede on the station. >> you didn't have to say it. >> i felt so bad calling a good friend of mine -- >> you would have been mad that i didn't tell you. >> the 49ers are playing on sunday. the raiders play tomorrow. and dan, you're a good friend. i'm going to go online tonight and apologize. >> on kron4.com. >> or your mobile app or check it in the morning at 4:00 a.m. happy thanksgiving. >>> the black friday shopper who was pepper sprayed. >> my eyes are burning. >> just burning and screaming and yelling. it was like a little war zone. >> what they are doing this year to make sure it doesn't happen to you. >>> then, new aleck baldwin melt down. >> reporter: did he really kick a cancer patient out of his make-up room? >>> and princess taylor swift. >>> plus, h

. >> pam: catherine heenan reports. >> catherine: it's a messy, stressful and dangerous situation. people trying to get somewhere by car.are running into wet or snowy weather. and triple-a figures that as many as 40 million people will be driving over the thanksgiving holiday. there have been hundreds of accidents. and at least a dozen deaths. >> catherine: in the northeast, snow is pittsburgh, it's a virtual white-out. in the south, steady rain and ice are keeping drivers on edge more than 3-million americans will be flying. as the day wore on.airports were racking up more and more delays and cancellations. >> catherine: this is atlanta.one of the big problem areas early on.but the storm has been moving east. and it might be small consolation - but some airlines, including delta and u-s airways are giving people a break on re-booking fees. if you want to change a reservation to avoid the storm.you'll probably get either a discount or no fee at all. >> catherine: and it's not just snow and rain. heavy winds could be a continuing problem. there's already talk that macy's thanksgivin

catherine thought he loved her. see? isn't that how we get as women? >> catherine, go home. michael, go back to your wife and straighten up before your daughters think less of you. that's it for "hot topics"? are you serious? well, gee, we have a great show for you. we have a great chef, he's a kid named alexander weiss and he's made it all the way to the top 4 of gordon ramsay's show. up next from the hit show "ee ya na, let's fix my life," iyanla is here. >> wendy: welcome back. our first guest is a "new york times" best-selling thor and also the host of own's "elan ya, fix my life." take a look. >> you're a 40-year-old veteran athlete who doesn't have a team with no vision about what to do next, four children who are looking up to you. who be you? >> i don't know yet. i don't know. >> good answer. what if your nfl career is over? >> wendy: please welcome back back to our show iyanla vanzant. hi. nice to see you again. good to see you. wait. whoa, whoa, whoa. wait. lift it up. >> okay. >> wendy: okay. first of all, the word is you don't like heels. so is this a special --

foreign affairs chief catherine ashton talking to us here on r.t. . and online that we've got the story of how israel is using the twitter tag stop charm offensive to put across the message that iran's diplomatic efforts are merely after assad. and. is the trial over an acid attack on the bolshoi theater as artistic director continues the victim speaks about the assault and demands almost one hundred thousand dollars in compensation had to r.t. dot com for that story and more. a russian so you spacecraft carrying the sochi two thousand and fourteen olympic torch has now a dog where the international space station the rocket took off this morning from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakstan spotted martin andrus was there for liftoff and he brings us more on what's in store for the iconic symbol of the olympics after it's taken on board the isis. back you. see the mechanical capture and contact and capture confirmed docking confirmed for twenty seven am central time and now the crew and symbol of the upcoming winter games have met on the international spa

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. >> catherine didn't accept the answer. she went to m.d. anderson cancer center in houston for a second opinion. >> without the second opinion she wouldn't have been able to participate in these interviews. >> if i was in a country where you don't have a chance to go to the a specialist i would have done whatever it took to come to the united states of america. >> here i am at 7 years, eight next month. >> reporter: for catherine that meant seeing her children grow up and the birth of her grandchildren. >> with this insurance going the way it will go and the medical field, i would be scare ed d to going through that. >> joining us, natalie willis who received notice her plan would be terminated and her new options would be more expensive and provide less coverage. catherine, i guess six weeks has turned into 12 years now, thank god. you're doing well, i hope. >> praise the lord. thank you. >> that's really good news. where are you now? obama care? you were speaking out early on. you were on our universal nightmare special. where are you wit

carol gasko was actually catherine greig, whitey's longtime girlfriend and caregiver. the story of how they managed to elude an international manhunt for so long while hiding in plain sight is interesting. and tonight, you'll hear it from the gasko's neighbors and, for the first time, from the federal agents who finally unraveled the case, with the help of a boob job and an alley cat. if you were forced into retirement, with a comfortable nest egg and a desire to be left completely alone, there is no place better place than santa monica, california. this low key, seaside suburb of l.a. is shared by transients and tourists, hippies and hedonists, celebrities and lots of senior citizens attracted to the climate and an abundance of inexpensive, rent-controlled apartments just a few blocks from the ocean. places like the princess eugenia on third street, which is where charlie and carol gasko, a childless couple from chicago, lived for 14 years without attracting much attention from longtime neighbors or landlords. what were they like? >> josh bond: they were, like, the ni

catherine herridge live with the news today from washington. catherine? >> thank you, harris. the number of documents pulled from usama bin laden's compound in abad bad pakistan is still classified. it's said to be at least 1.5 million files. and of those files, only 17 written documents had been released through the west point counter terrorism center. that was over a year ago in the run-up to the election. critics charge the documents were cherry picked to portray bin laden as a frustrated micromanager who had lost control of his network. the administration declassified a series of videos which show bin laden watching television or rehearsing recorded messengers for his followers. message also reinforce the view that al qaeda was in decline. the million plus documents may tell a different story. the files also show maintain control over a number of branches around the globe this was not haphazard that all of these afilm i can't tells suddenly basically arose in the last several years. long been a plan to establish these in several different companies. >> they believe the doc

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the united states faces growing criticism national security agency's targeted spying. however an alliance was formed after world war two that excluded five countries. it was called five eyes which includes britain, australia, new zealand and canada. 9 officials said other allies including japan and germany have been subject to u.s. surveillance programs. the source added that u.s. surveillance gathering facilities are located at the country's military bases and embassies around the world. "the washington post" said the nsa collected information from the google and yahoo! data centers worldwide. is they posted that the infiltration was on wednesday by edward snowden. and by tapping into the links, the nsa has positioned itself to collect data from hundreds of millions of user accounts, this would include e-mails sent and received as well as text, audio and video. the post says that during a 30-day period up to january 9th of this year, the nsa used the links to collect more than 18

catherine heenan has more on the increasingly desperate situation. >> pam: tonight in san jose. >> catherine: people are gathering to >> catherine: food supplies are arriving in the larger towns but ruled areas are still cut off. and bringing and food and supplies in airlifting survivors to safety. some of the younger victims are in able to leave behind scenes from a nightmare. it remember the victims of it made me feel scared. typhoon haiyan. it smelled like dead rats. vigil to honor those who >> pam: lost their lives. and the survivors who are still in desperate need of help. >> reporter: to remember those who lost their lives through due to typhoon high man. haiyan >> reporter: those participating in its visual still has family back in the philippines. >> there was an earthquake and tornado and before the typhoon hit. so everyone is trying to get back on their feet break now. right now, >> we are still waiting to see if they are ok. >> reporter: call for donations the national alliance for philippine concern which organizers i will get the id to the people that need it most. >> they can't

welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization on juvenile and criminal justice has done extensive reach on the bail system and pretrial detention. is the system currently working would you say and what reforms would you support? >> thank you for having m e here today. the center for criminal justice has released a report last year that did examine the bail industry particularly around the lobbying effort. i want to talk a little bit about the criticisms of the commercial bail industry that has been reoccurring over the years and these date back as far back as to the 1920s that the commercial bail doesn't just a minute, discriminate those who can't afford bail. counties are responsible for an increased number of level. we have to better utilize our jail space and those confined to jail are the ones is that need to be there. when they come, they have to release inmates and that's not a systemic way. some counties release first ones in and out. the criticism about the bail industry that it doesn't really address -- well, it affects

martha: mary catherine, thank you very much. juan you too. have a good weekend. >> take care, martha. gregg: haven't heard that in ages. horse pucky. republicans accuse the white house of stonewalling on investigation may get long-awaited answers. south carolina congressman trey gowdy is here the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. gregg: the federal court of appeals blocked changes to the nypd controversial "stop-and-frisk" program, even booting the judge who ordered reforms off the case. rick leventhal live in our new york newsroom. rick, is this a victory for the new york police department? >> reporter: well, gregg it's a victory for people of new york according to police commissioner ray kelly wh

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i do let daddy withs on this edition of me signing wednesday november six and catherine comanche intel camp the international atomic energy agency is sending memory monitoring and spirits into japan and they were given by some the problem of the media like deep water leaking from the crippled or she might die. she claps the global nuclear watchdog says. two members of its marine environmental laboratory in my camp was stained japan from wednesday to next week. states will test samples of seawater and analyze them for bait you like to materials you will also ask if it shows how they monitor the seawater the iaea plan to send another team events pics later this month they will on since then the de commissioning process for the reactors. eighteen pt at the monastery few pennies to cooperate with international organizations to deal with the problems that that species of plants. he says this will help the country to be gained the trust of the international community an executive of the japan's ruling party has suggested the government may not be able to achieve it the de contamination goal

in its foreign policy chief catherine ashton is also taking cars the diplomats are trying to agree on one of the maintenance and other should do an advanced state of the resolution. the estate deal may involve the iranians scaling back their weapons. w need him and expands into ten point easing of some economic sanctions. here are some pics of state john kerry in which prime minister not on the news and joined the negotiating teams from the country's case as it's still in the day is one and his resume is very. issues on the day for those of you properly and thoroughly addressed. stopping to look sweet to me and ashton chinese foreign minister sergei number off says he'll join the colts on saturday he has apparently being turned to the issue is found about the possibility of lifting sanctions against united. that is really sticking to the hotline the last at times if i've made these mini prime minister and anya me not to any of the indiana on friday after nineteen ten the antennae of who sent the west should share more caution in dealing with it on not to rush to start. too late to rec

. >> catherine: the house is full of souvenirs. his father thinks that some of the magic is in the costume. >> the son costa owns all the time becomes whatever the customer is. costume >> reporter: his parents say they love seen so many people been happy and excited catherine heenan kron 4 news patrick >> pam: to accommodate the huge crowd that was honoring miles the reply to reimburse the city through private donations. >> reporter: he used to the holiday season i am here with a leasing and ayala and alecia specifically when women gathered around and make a lot of to mollusk through the holiday for holiday that spirit is not only specific culture that is about bringing women together. >> reporter: creek ingredient secret ingredient? >> chicken is with carrots, zucchini ...it is my gra ndmother's recpie recpe >> reporter: so easy it is an entrepreneur or and the slogan on the back of the t- shirt >> reporter: roscius >> pam: coming up friday night the key to the raucous and cape slate showed you the best holiday eat and treat and h

catherine heenan reports. >> reporter: >> catherine: back in a florida court drunkard and people are beginning to wonder why george zimmerman can't stay out of trouble. this time his or friend called police after accusing him of pointing a gun at her. he denies it. the judge laid out the charges. " do you understand that? yes, your honor. " >> reporter: 911 calls from some of crawford and zimmermann himself told different stories and $9,000 bond has been paid and he scott of custody for now he also has to stay away from guns and we're a monitoring device parent since his july acquittal and the martin case, the man has been pulled over twice for speeding. at in september was briefly detained by police after his soon-to-be ex-wife klay p smashed her i'd pack and punched her father in the nose. no charges were filed at that time. but now he's facing charges that could mean up to five years in prison if he is convicted. >> jacqueline: ran largely concentrated to the north. and to the 1:00 hour like rain to the south and pockets of rain to the north. that is what you will see when you hea

. >> reporter: >> i love my little apartment pari >> catherine: ahead at eight. >> pam: on this day 35 years ago. san francisco mayor george moscone. and harvey milk were shot to death. a look the the vigil in their honor. coming up in a live report. business opening on thanksgiving. how area small businesses able to compete? >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman found out what some local stores have to say about the holiday madness. and next: a young san francisco boy is rescued. after nearly drowning in a florida pool. we hear from the good samaritan who stepped in to save him. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. ret

foreign policy chief catherine ashton as well as a foreign minister of iran had come in here to give their press conference they were kind of upbeat and they were hopeful about the next round of talks scheduled for november the twenty third said that he was disappointed and that he understood that something like this there were definitely there will definitely be differences among the different parties involved but really it had taken quite a different turn from what was expected when we were hearing statements coming from foreign ministers of the u.k. william hague. seize the moment and trying to come up with a very elusive deal but in the end indeed there is no deal that has been reached but again talks will be rescheduled november the twentieth right and everybody waits for the next round. live for us in geneva thanks very much for that update. well despite the turmoil in many post arab spring states chinese investors still doing brisk business in the middle east and north africa well u.s. and european investors seem to stay on the sidelines beijing's businessmen are taking these

you see catherine of our team to the region russia. and. ukraine and you turn on the. let's go live to pilin dr marcus curve is there is founder of the europe listening to dr evening to you nice to see you tonight we've heard a little bit early in the program fuel for your fellow germans they're not keen at all on the idea of paying for a ukraine to integrate further within the e.u. it would cost a lot to do it wouldn't it well the financial considerations. certainly an important argument but for the time being. what matters most is that. korean population is split between those who. have a preference for russia or those who have a preference for the european union so the question of. financial consideration is not really on the agenda. as far as the european union in general is concerned you know we have enormous financial problems budget problems problems of public debt and this is not the best moment to talk about the hearings of the entry of such an important country like you but it is very back and here's why it's why we but i'm sorry to interrupt but it is a figh

high then in the world the deal was going can violate a tweet from catherine ashton the e.u.'s tip top diplomat spokes person broke the news and when now waiting to hear the details of that agreement we're waiting for all the foreign ministers of the p five plus one foreign ministers and the iranian foreign minister just adds a reef to meet in the united nations palace all the nations here in geneva to with . the exact details of the greenland but we have already had a few reports iran far from news agency is reporting that the deal would include that iran would no longer produce twenty percent purity uranium within the next six months and there is also a set. that is one of the reportedly now there is also. set to be a press conference as i said the foreign ministers after that will give separate press conferences in order to sort of talk about how the talks went from each of their sides now how has this deal been made we the media have been camped out through the night while the foreign ministers have been so rushing out that we've heard talk of. of meetings convening reconv

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tom thanks for having me back so catherine you know it's going to. i was just going to tell you if you're fired up about the kind of corporate practices you were just describing you're going to be really upset about what i have to tell you today ok that's that you know these aren't just abuses of privilege these company behaviors are actually at the core of what's holding our economy back increasing inequality across the board and depressing the consumer spending that would be in you know another circumstance have us thriving with more jobs and more to go around for everyone so care through your news story for the most suggests that it would be really easy for a big company like wal-mart to start offering its workers a living wage what could they do right now to give their workers for example a five dollars eighty three seven hour raise which many suggest would take people to you know the upper edge of poverty tour to a reasonable living starting. that's the workers that are speaking out against wal-mart are calling for a wage equivalent to twenty fi

tom thanks for having me back so catherine you know it's going to. i was just going to tell you if you're fired up about the kind of corporate practices you were just describing you're going to be really upset about what i have to tell you today ok that's that you know these aren't just abuses of privilege these company behaviors are actually at the core of what's holding our economy back increasing inequality across the board and depressing the consumer spending that would in you know another circumstance have us thriving with more jobs and more to go around for everyone so care through your news story for the most suggests that it would be really easy for a big company like wal-mart to start offering its workers a living wage what could they do right now to give their workers for example a five dollars eighty three seven hour raise which many suggest would take people to you know the upper edge of poverty to a reasonable living starting. that's the workers that are speaking out against wal-mart are calling for a wage equivalent to twenty five thous

europe correspondent catherine state aid. next street look that says no commonwealth country has the right to lecture on human rights comes after the canadian prime minister stephen harper any any any prime minister nom on st have said they will stay away from the commonwealth summit in st which opens on friday. oliver fairy explains america stands its ground after foreign leaders decide to stay away from the commonwealth summit in colombo cannons and india's prime ministers have both said they will not attend the summit which starts on friday in protest of human rights violations and treatment for an idea seminars and training as foreign minister said no commonwealth leaders have the right to lecture can rumble and india. not only cause of the summons. if there was no withdraw today the minister of india. he has indicated that he would not be a boon to attend the meeting. hundreds of kids the new isp what reasons he is good. nonetheless given reasons. class was confirmed by india's foreign minister however he did say that my

well where do the negotiations stand right now we know that the top diplomat catherine ashton has said that her talks with her iranian counterpart gerard zarif have been going well the chemistry between them is good and we've had similar note of optimism from russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov he's going to be joining these talks shortly but at the same time we know that a number of stumbling blocks remain here these talks it's become apparent over the past two days now one significant issue is the fact that iran is said to be insisting that its right to enrich uranium is publicly recognized in the agreement by the world powers but that's not the only problem we know that these last negotiations that just wrapped up here over ten days ago they folded at the eleventh hour people were ready to put pen to paper everyone seemed to be happy with the times of the deal that had been hammered out but at the last minute fronts reportedly insisted on much tougher conditions to be set out for the arraign ians and that is wards both sides and the iranians are said to be grappling with now we