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capital they're all waiting for their slice of the pie. but if you are a facebook user like most of us are, the ipo may be a mixed blessing. the hard truth it's in the cartoon posted on the wall of one member. if you are one of the 800 million users you are not a customer, you are the product. its income comes from the heart of the page, the advertisers. they are the reasons that investors have is jumping to get a piece of this company, when the shares go on sale those investors will be pressing facebook management to squeeze more money to advertisers. they will also have more of a say in protecting your privacy here is some of the other things expected to happen the founder will become the newest member of the world's 25 richest people club with a net worth of $20 billion. as many as 1000 of his employees will become millionaires. most of them will have to wait six months or more to sell their shares

and by that time the facebook stock may have dropped. >> the ipo stock is basement somewhere in the 80 billion to $100 million range. these are numbers that you just do not see. we are in uncharted territories. >>reporter: some analysts say the stock is way overpriced and facebook may not be able to keep the money rolling in in terms of user minutes per month, the past about who and who will a year-and-a-half ago but like the others put toll has reached a plateau. >>reporter: 8 music takes a few months to prepare for a current stock offering. they think it could generate as much as $100 billion. facebook has not said what it intends to do with all the money some of the rumors, and that is all they are talked about bringing in a facebook phone, or purchasing t mobile. >>pam: the finger pointing continues in oakland, police blamed demonstrators for inciting violence. this is

video from a weekend demonstration, and concede the police moving in, today as rob fladeboe reports some of those that were arrested on the filing that at the police. >> and the cab of the end to me and saying this is my spot and i deserve to be here. the dozen people arrested step to the microphone outside of city hall and blasted the police. >> i was helped along with 26 other men. there were empty cells that i could see across the hall that were not amused--not used. >> when they tied my wrist bands there were so tight i almost fell out. i was in extreme pain. >>reporter: the demonstrators stopped at the notion their homemade shield

instigated the violence. one protester said the police arrived address for war. others say the trouble happened because police offered no escape route for the demonstrators after they were ordered to disperse the the police say was the other way around and pointed to the vandalism at city hall and elsewhere and if the demonstrators came looking for trouble. the occupy spokesperson omar disagrees with that accessment. >>pam: -- >> what can we do for police to stop aiding project how missiles at our faces, and scott, basically scott risk of violence towards people who are expressing their first amendment rights to free speech. >>reporter: he says plans are now being formulated for another rally beginning right here at frank ogawa plaza. in oakland and rob

fladeboe with kron4 news. >>pam: after three months on duty, the oakland police chief into rooms tab has been removed. there was applause as the hall as howard jordan was appointed chief of the oakland city hall police--the oakland city police department. anthony batts was the previous chief and he resigned because of his disagreement with the mayor and her handling of some issues. >>reporter: the cop who has held every rank in the oakland police apart over his 24 year history in uniform is now the official chief of police. >> i actually sent a tier of joy because it has been a very tomorrow road. >>reporter: as the new chief, he admits the road looks a little of it. following his press conference to talk about his top priorities and on top of the list, dealing with

violent protesters. >> occupy zero clinging in compliance with the settlement agreement. keeping my police officers safe and working with the community. >>reporter: during a previous debt, he was in command of over 800 sworn officers now they're under 640 cops in the uniform at making the job to fight crime more challenging. >> that is we look for more people, the state, the sheriff's department and as far as fighting crime, we are getting a lot of help from the federal government i will keep asking, baking and screaming. we cannot do it along--alone. >>reporter: a san francisco prep school has canceled classes for the rest of the week let us show you the school is located. this comes after a fast moving illness made nearly one-

third of the students and faculty get sick. as you can see, 50 students call in 6 --sick on tuesday. by the end of the day even more were sent home. >>reporter: i am live outside of st. ignatius, as 50 is closed and class as are close all the way through friday as well. they said as of wednesday afternoon 325 students have reported being sick along with three faculty members. they contracted castro enteritis the school has been working to try to stop it from spreading. crews have been going through the school and cleaning every inch. >> we want to ensure that we have every area twice that could be affected it this bleach solution and

that is going on everything all the places where students will come in contact with the tables and chairs and doorknobs, and doors, walls, desk, the floors, all of those areas will be thoroughly cleaned. >>reporter: at this point they do not know exactly what is causing the illness of the symptoms which is nausea, diarrhea, a san and pains, and the fact that this has spread so fast they say this is maybe a neural virus and not a food virus. the department of health plans on testing samples today. now they had three game schedule but all those have been postponed until the list passes. the principal says the the plan on resuming class's on monday. >>pam: fresh off of his major victory in the florida primary the gop presidential candidate mitt romney is defending himself over a

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>>catherine: president obama gave a sobering reality check on the housing crisis. home prices nearly bottomed out again falling for the third straight month. today the president announce new proposal to turn the crisis around called a homeowner's bill of rights. >> today i am offering a

homeowner's bill of rights town of whom once straightforward set of commons and rules to the row that every family knows what it can count on when they are shopping for a mortgage. promised no more hidden fees or conflicts of interest. no more getting the runaround when you call about your loan. no more fine print that will be used to give families to take a deal that is not as good as the one that they should have gone. we have new safeguards against inappropriate for closures, new options to avoid foreclosure if you have fallen on hard ship or run that vote--run up on bad

luck. i >> betrothed also said the buyers also is responsible. and i've effective jobs are not looking so great. arm they expected far more to be added in december 200,000 jobs were created the most only to small businesses last month. these were companies with fewer than 50 employees. and pfizer is recalling about one disease packages to oral contraceptives. they say it is a problem and could lead to women taking an incorrect dose. marron, company said they have fixed the problem and they did not have any reports of illnesses.

>>jacqueline: now this on that we saw this one is passing through. and >>jacqueline: the moisture on the ground will be enough to elicit a fall overnight. we have had areas of fog and we will see skies cleared. this will help to the judge dropped into 30's and low '40's. >>jacqueline: 41 4:00 tomorrow morning, 39 in

concord and 39 in san jose. into the afternoon it is warmer and back into the 16th annual definitely noticed it tomorrow. 65 and los gatos, 62 in oakland and in the north bay it will also be warmer, 66 in santa rosa, 65 napa and 65 navato. a link your extended forecast to continue the warming trend as we head into the weekend. we have a string of nine days and a chance of rain as we head into monday and tuesday morning stay with us we'll be back after this. to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back.

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>>reporter: a budget crisis in look old and needs to many people losing their jobs. and safety improvements are newly completed. and dozens killed at a soccer game right in egypt, the drastic steps that they are taking to a stop at this. the news at 5:30 p.m. is next.

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happening with the rainfall totals and snowfall in the sierra. >>jacqueline: we did get a little bit of residents know but not enough to catch us of where we need to be carried into next week there is a chance that we could see more rainfall but everything seems to be falling by the wayside. this is what we thought there today a few hundredths of an inch of rain. we did about one to 2 in. of fresh snow at all of the sea resorts-- ski resorts. the us talk about the weather right now. coming down into northern california from the north, we will have the dry air building back in as we head into the next several days. the storms are pushed up to the north and we will see clear skies. at the ticket could be warmer temperatures for this weekend again we will have your snowball report coming

up. how-- >>pam: ft 80 workers are expected to lose in jobs and record their jobs a lot of projects around as they are not in the air. j.r. stone show some bay area projects that are now in trouble. >>reporter: of the 400 and development aid is across california closed today they were victims of the budget cuts, the impact was wide reaching both large and small cities affected. we start at concord. when used in marketing program that turned 200,000 the to the city last year role in it. --role will hawkere

coppernd. >>reporter: a $150 million plan could be scrapped. and in san jose more employees have lost their jobs of the city is better prepared than most, they went from 120 workers to years ago down to 14 and now to attend. now finally in san francisco, revitalization projects and shipyard and had 06 points are two of the many projects that will continue but on the flip side, long term economic development strategies could be affected. this is just a few of the many changes to come in the bay area. >>reporter: the devil fly a total price of his head into the finals taking here you can see we are talking about this, will start about here in the hills south of pacifica.

>>reporter: cruel be able to get a closer look and see these two bridges, this all ends on the north side and this will connect highway one right there to rent this, one and two. and as i backed things up again, to give you more of a perspective, this is along highway one can haul the tunnel will be right where three-quarters of a mile and they will bypass a treacherous stretch of highway one right along here. maureen kelly give us a tour of the project as caltrain puts on the finishing touches. >>reporter: here is what the tunnels look like from the outside, the digging was finished about one year ago. now here is where a dozen workers are busy paving the roadway. you can see wet concrete being poured directly out of the mixing truck. they have a layer about 9 in. thick, and

you can see the workers raking but the more precise work is being done by this the yellow machine that is doing the actual smoothing various--this work is the finishing touches thing done, and the toughest job behind new spending roughly four years of digging out rock to clear the tunnel. but there is still a lot of work to do. they are expected to take about four months to get this project ran traffic which-include putting up white ears and lighting and painting all through here. now here you can get an idea of what this will look like when it is all finished. this side have been paved, each tunnel has room for one lane. it has shoulders on both sides and a bike lane. caltrain is projecting that the tunnel will be ready by december

2012 but they are hoping for an earlier opening date. >>reporter: caltrain and doug a lot of dirt and the excavation, and had this whole area right here is basically a mountain made from dirt it is enough to dirt and rock cover a football field with a power 150 ft. high. as maureen mentioned, it is expected to be open at the end of the year and that is when this stretch of highway one will basically be shut off to traffic court and the tunnel will be here in this stretch of highway one closed to traffic, there will be a little seedy stretch that they will open that will become a park open to hikers and bikers by the spring of 2013. >>pam: duty tell us tonight, officials say 14 year-old girl that was found dead in her bed room died from drinking g h b which is more commonly known as the date

rape and drug. this is video from last june of the memorial for the 14 year old. officials say that they're still looking into whether she received her ggb, the drug is found in some cleaning solvents. investigators say they have not recovered any such substances from the teenagers home. >>catherine: an incredible news of violence in egypt where not talking about a protest, we're talking about a soccer game, but it is. at least 74 people killed, hundreds of people injured this after fans rushed-- after the fans rushed to the field. the clashes and a stampede. there were knives, some fans even started fires. there was not a lot of security to help. the country has canceled all soccer games in the near future. in the wikileaks founder was in court today this is a last attempt to block his extradition sweden. he is accused of

sexual misconduct and he denies that. he says that it was consensual. the accusations came when he was getting worldwide attention of the british and judges will hear more arguments tomorrow. they will probably not make a decision before then. and nearly three weeks after the ship wreck of of the italian coast, one of the crew members is being hailed for his bravery he is being released from the hospital unit the ship captain has been blasted for living, but this man, the director of cabin service that helps to load the passengers into lifeboats he looked for hours and was rescued about 36 hours after the ship ran aground. >>reporter: this just in to the kron4 newsroom, we just got some amazing video. after those people were arrested, the occupy protesters saturday night, this you will see a person

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to mid 60's not just in the workweek and all the way through the weekend. we have sunny skies expected in as we get into next week there is a slight chance of another storm moving in. we will keep you posted on that but right now let us look your ski report again. we saw a couple inches of fresh snow overnight. ♪ [ male announcer ] no one just hands you the title,

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is all solidly blue florida, gay rights court activism later that the government level for lead to the state at a rally in minnesota. take it and this, you can see him shaking hands and a cup full of little was thrown on here yet, the teen quickly pounced on an--and he said it is confetti, we just send out this nickel video, the snow border was caught in an avalanche, the snow sifted and then the border was wearing an air bag at the time that helped her to ride on the cascading snow instead of being pulled under american she remained could be inflated air bag and she said it felt like she was riding down comes

the years. now you can group of murderers worse dealing route--now this grew just of crew and were caught in an enclave within said they had information that could lead to the arrest of the teams. >>pam: now this baby giraffe is a little maggie she was born just three weeks ago, january the 12th. you can see her there with her appearance. she's the first female draft to be born at the zoo in nearly a decade crawdad but in other news, i this adventure game starter pack. you can bring your games to live and players will collect real world interaction heucheras --interaction figures in. to

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aha >>pam: new at 16 tonight is released a video from inside oakland city hall as the occupy protesters did their damage over the weekend. >>pam: stanley roberts

continues his series of people behaving badly that is tonight. he is taking a look at the negative by appearance--the negative environmental impact that their actions are having on the bay. >>pam: will tell you why the judge said this man's bail at--and $23 million.

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>>pam: at 6:00 p.m. protesters: camera house-- breaking into city hall. >>pam: in major status update for facebook could mean a major pay for investors. the incredible

amount of money that the company wants to raise by going public to. [music] >>pam: tonight at 6:00 p.m. we have more of this video just released by the oakland police department that showed nearly 100 occupy protesters breaking into city hall this weekend. police are trying to identify the people in this video, people and damaged property and burned an american flag that was stolen from city hall. we are live at the police headquarters in oakland tonight. >>reporter: police want to finding people and press charges. let us get to the video now keep your eyes on the front doors. these are the front doors of city hall. police said the protesters used a metal object to pry the doors opened, the doors were locked. people started to stream in and then the crowd started coming. the leasing in the 100 people were in

city hall. they were throwing garbage and tipping over garbage cans. they were doing anything they could do damage city hall including still in the american flag that is outside of the flu --of the city hall. protesters met the flag on fire on the steps of city hall and police said that was the greatest insult of all. >> not only to have a flags turn in the united states but also a flag that represent our city and our country taken from city hall and taking it outside with protesters i think that sends its own message. >>reporter: police say they find some of these protesters they could be charged with breaking and entering and damaging city property.

>>pam: occupy protesters are upset with the police for what they call heavy-handed tactics, that led to the arrest. pam >> police have issued stay away orders to a number of protesters they must be away from frank ogawa plaza until further notice. >> this is clearly targeting people the ability to conjugated organize in the heart of a movement. from your now they cannot congregate near cape town that a violation of people's constitutional rights. if it is 100 yds from a year or 300 yds from here is expanding every time

we are using those tactics me. we are seeing this been used against some people. a handful have had a criminal charges restored a legal challenge that. his >>pam: anytime occupy oakland is planning another march. and in other big story we are falling as 6:00 p.m.. we have a picture to show you of the young girl that was kidnapped from hayward 23 years ago. the police have track down thousands of cities throughout the year and this today as kron4 teresa estacio reports the development focus is on a letter that has come to light. >>reporter: here at the hayward police department investigators tough and development deals with a letter sent by a death row

inmates, some sherman time. some >>vern: he is in and he stated in a paper he had information relative to a cave--case. the city closely resemble the sketch is that we put out and that he had family in castro valley. we always look into whenever there is a new lead rijeka >>reporter: hayward police say in the near future they will have investigators told to stand and and talk with sherman time about this entire matter. >>reporter: this is videos

taken several years ago he died just two weeks ago. according believe he killed himself what looked out on parole. because his partner in crime was the sherman time was talking to authorities as well as writing letters about their crimes together. now team coverage continues with catherine heenan. she has also been looking into a long history of this case. >>catherine: this was always a very sad chilling case clear yet is makayla garrett is a little girl that left home and went to ride scooters with her friend and never came home a. recruit her mother never got on the fact that she almost told her little girl that she could not go to the store a couple blocks away from their pay would hone and--there they were home

and what he eventually gave in when the nine you obey her. he took off with her friend and after they left the store, retrieve know what when a man grabbed her from behind and crew her friend makayla is green ink in his car. a friend look into the death of a description that the payment would this get. but the suspect is described as a white man aged 18 to early 20s with a dirty blond shoulder like there. where her mother sent an amber alert and said, they needed a better technology your in a soul the case might have been solved. through the years investigators use aid progression to suggest what she might look like. including this potential she might look like in her 20s unit when jaycee dugard was found in 2009 to mother had new hole but that dimmed when the hayward investigators found no definitive evidence. she

still consider the possibility of a connection. >>reporter: cleese did in of the phillip and nancy garrido and while they did not consider them the most viable, and they did not rule out the conviction >>pam: for more than two decades, while cable mother had not given up hope. we have a look at the blogger that she created for her missing daughter. >>kimberlee: have she has been keeping hold in a spirit her daughter alive. these are filled with stories and pictures. in last december she wrote a closely whishing michaela 3 ree and merry christmas and on it that she was given when she would want us to place on the street. and a

second one and it was made for michaela. >>kimberlee: now the senate in place for that share news and carried it had all of kids' names including michaela. carson she also purchase of a birthday card that she bought for her daughter including a photograph with a hand written note inside and real hugh and i would never forget you, i wouldn't stop looking canoe, i never ever stop loving mom. i'll love you forever your mum for always. >>reporter: michaela's fog is talking out about this, we will get his story

tonight. pam >> at the end of last year if the cat in hundred and 25 are--now at 845 million, lead active how users in cleared a $1 billion of unprofitable and that we didn't know which stock exchange facebook will trade on. that it may not happen for a couple of months, first they have to answer questions from the leaders and investors. allen and collections are now in charge of hand and opens public stayed clean hands and will they ever will. it refers to dave mayor jean quan and the city in michigan and removing it from sheep and how when jordan. with now, he is the city's 47 q of the oakland police corps of the unit of the into the former assistant fire chief in san jose to recently became the

first african-american will magellan and the fire chief of a major metropolitan molesting and in some court >> the significance of it into the 20s came from and because it has suggested win in the last week i did 30 is a fire services. since we have the fire chief in san this was, we have fire chief and the city of berkeley there is one over enteron i believe what unit so women have been a leader of of this department for a lot how committed 33 >>pam: in her chest so happens that her historic high risk of is the first day of a black history month. with the new san jose fire chief says that she would try to shift more of her family >>reporter: new kron4 contract in the state. what is the relatively small areas. and t head lamps.

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we showed you how visa learned under bay area region of new will the pirates are looking for copper below. even tried to steal some engine cable off of the bay bridge. are impacting people safety, their money and that tax dollars current account rock--3 and their tax dollars. >>stanley: we want to look at the environmental impact that these are having. >>stanley: and you are dumped is out of a waterway in effect as of may. trash left nearby residents of this homeless encampment

located on highway 28 the road. this is an area that is so hostile and 30 that even rat to do not live long. where the water surrounding area is so polluted that the smell permeates your residents were using the and order as a public rest room and tossing it in and wanted into the water like the shopping cart and insulation from copper wires that were stolen from various locations. i had to wear rubber gloves, it and cloth gloves just to go around to camera to show you this video from and i had a long wait a minute that it does the job of the new quantum all of a multistate properties in lieu of they showed me four different homeless along highly of san francisco. when kingly all headed, wrenches with your hand or an account. one encampment required us to

hike and this will about equal amount of trafalgar live chickens. we also found trash and hard of the big improvement rescued in the bushes that was so engrossed i decided not to and shall do. in another encampment they had any signs, but they were removed and destroyed by the illegal residents in--and then a matter how many times the area is cleaned up, and they would tran and the process towards all over again. and then it is paid for by you. in san francisco i am stanley roberts is with kron4 news.

>>jacqueline: content in the kit will lindsey have their right now. we feel the of a cloud coverage. we will see this cloud coverage through the evening and it will clear out overnight and will be left with some fog and collector. here is a look at tomorrow. reeve will temperatures are warming over won't stop it. we have several degrees in would be in the '60s bay area wide . >>jacqueline: , n.j. the

afternoon we'll certainly see in print warmer would the temperatures. did your immediate he some snow and this year this afternoon repeat as we head into the next several days keble been up for some clear conditions and more red conditions into friday it. we believe that your extended forecast. will warm up locally into the low to mid '60's all the with leaking. teresa this is a great weekend to enjoy activities and there is the rain that mentioned earlier possible for monday night and tuesday morning. we will keep you posted a right now we want to check on your ski reports will have this system that is crushing truth--we have this system that is pushing through. take a look.

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>>catherine: path--hot on this teacher has to come out with a million dollars if he wants to get out of jail. he made his first court appearance today. investigation began after a film processor call the police. and the first lady was in the l.a. area again today. this is a part of her healthy food and fitness campaign. she said this all happened neighborhood by neighborhood. she was in a vacant store that is expected to reopen in an inner-city neighborhood.

part of her campaign includes a program that finances grocery businesses willing to open in our urban areas. the creator of soul train has died, don cornelius died today in his los angeles home it was an appearance with likely fit with a gunshot wound. this began as a chicago tv show that aired nationally from 1971 to 2006. he did not leave a note, and police are talking with his family about his mental state he was 75 years old. stay with us, one look after the break surely come true till muzzling they say that with great power comes great responsibility. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing

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>>reporter: this is a new development in the case of a young girl that when missing 23 years ago. in a letter, sherman tynes said that his accomplice said his bears a striking resemblance of the conductor. authorities planned to kill the death row to talk with him more about this matter. in hayward and teresa estacio with kron4 news. >>reporter: there is new video occupy protesters breaking into city hall last weekend. they broke in with a metal object policing nearly 100 people were inside of city hall causing all sorts of damage, throwing garbage, breaking windows and knocking over hesper--a historic cast

sculpture in city hall. police say they find any of them they will be charged with breaking and entering and damaging city property. >>reporter: here in the members continued to blame the police for the violence. several were arrested or mistreated. they vowed to return to the streets in protest. and they plan to come here with a march and a rally in other things that he says, are yet to be announced. prepare >>reporter: mayor jean quan announce how were jordan as the official chief of the oakland police department. >>vern: he has a strong commitment to reducing crime but increasing safety in the community. >> this department if they

could department and i plan to be here it because we have very committed people here. >>reporter: the work to complete the tunnel in pacifica is ending soon. it is entering the final stage. there is still a lot of work ahead. they have a lot of finishing work to do. they are estimating this tunnel will be open for traffic sometime in late 2012. >>reporter: in san francisco and oakland man at the top of the waiting list for a kidney transplant at this hospital cannot get the surgery that he needs because he is an illegal immigrant. he said that he has received numerous calls from people that have offered support both financially and emotionally but now he said it all he can do is wait even though his wife is a match. they will not perform the surgery they cite is that immigration status is among many factors taken into

consideration >>reporter: redevelopment agencies across the state are now closed, this accounts for more than 400 offices across the state all because of budget cuts while some of the biggest impact are in oakland, other cities are affected as well. for example, in concord, the annual music and market festival will come to a close. >>reporter: here in san francisco, three had to 25 students and 30 faculty students from this kreps school have been stricken with aids virus. class's had been canceled for the rest of the week and crews have been going through the schools disinfecting tables. all of the sporting events planned for this week have been postponed until the illness passes. the principal also says that class's will resume on monday.

>>reporter: in the sierra a seasonal monthly snow survey was done today. last year the same location had 28 in.. today fall just 19 percent of the average snowfall for the first of said--february. >>jacqueline: we did see some rain and smog there today we have some drier conditions. and the could the storm tracker 4 radar we have some snow coming down the coastline but things are expected to clear out. we have some fog overnight in temperatures will drop off and we will see mostly clear skies. into tomorrow after you have temperatures in the low to mid '60's and if you're extended forecast. we will continue to warm through the end of the work week and into the weekend. we have mouth condition for the next several days but a

chance of rain that we do need coming monday and tuesday. >>reporter: her this just in to the newsroom a one alarm fire in san francisco is now contained. we just got some video into the kron4 newsroom. fire officials say that there was a huge amount of smoke from this fire. it happened in a one story abandoned building. apparently there were some people living in their but they got before the fire officials arrived they got out. no one was hurt in this fire, it is currently under investigation. i am grant lotus live in the kron4 newsroom. >>reporter: american airlines says that the want to cut about 13,000 jobs. people are losing work. the airline's parent company filed for bankruptcy last year in a letter to

employees the airlines' ceo said it they did not cut jobs now they would have to cut even more later. and this could be the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan the defense secretary said the u.s. and nato forces will in combat missions in 2013. troops will then shipped forces to training afghan forces. the obama administration set a deadline of 2014 to end the war. and in alabama people are trying to recover after a deadly tornado ripped through the state. two people were killed last month. these are workers in this city. they are using heavy equipment to clear trees destroyed by the to natal. stay with us, more news coming up after the break

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>>reporter: mit romney won the dance floor with about 46 percent of the primary vote and what he is emerging as the front runner, it seems that the heated primary race would not be over anytime soon. >>reporter: mit romney believes his decisive victory tuesday night in florida in a state that is hit harder by the recession is evident that he is to canada to best address the countries concerned this election season. >> people care about the economy and they understand that has been my background. they really did not think that people left in their entire life working in washington are prepared to take on getting our country strong again. >>reporter: and interviewed said that he is focused on the middle class not the very rich or the very core. in >> we have food stamps, we have medicaid, we have housing we have programs to help the poor but the middle income americans are the folks that are really struggling right now. or >>reporter: 5 his second place finish in florida who

showed no sign of backing down tuesday night. new gingrich did not calm irani to congratulate him and insisted that he would take his fight for the nomination to the republican convention in august. some how >> we will have people power if the money power in the next six months. >>reporter: to do with the the mit romney and rick santorum all staying in. irani is expected to do well so his opponent is the ninth an uphill battle. her-- >>pam: , tom reedy explaining his fifth and goal on sunday. vera and to hear from the san still made of shredded it clearly--we will hear from the stand until native straight ahead. what gary has of this

and sports up next. and take a look at traffic on haiti. --traffic on interstate 8. those traffic lights are headed south down and moving quite slowly.

as >>gary: in each of a soccer match turned deadly at this fans rushed the field immediately following in match between rival soccer teams. at least 74 people reported dead this is the bloodiest o'clock or write in 15 years.--this is the

bloodiest soccer right in 15 years. you hear all the time about how people there over enthusiasm is the nicest way and then it turned ugly one more time, yielded 74 people reported ben-- reported dead and after a soccer minute--riot. >>gary: now both teams are under lock and key until sunday. the giant and doing their thing. and remove him

and shot from tran van money on the plane in this game, it sucks to turn on the tv these days because of average hallie turn on is talking about this game and handed player and as a competitor he want to be here any this is why we have worked so hard over the years. in a written approval for is this is why we of college and the croats to prepare for games like this. i refer are >>gary: remember when i asked his dad has a son ever said something wrong? likely was a teenager? he said no, i cannot think so. i was arguing about this or today i asked if he wins on sunday you believe it is a college star in america and his reno, kobe bryant and labraun james and people say yes because they do not wear helmets. pam >> but this is the most loved and can right now.

>>gary: there will be about 15 times more people watching the super bowl than rock v, in the eight games. now his father decided to come on the show. as if you come on the show, i will route for you. >>gary: pam, we do room for a guy that did kron? >>gary: but no, my morals are in the right place, to on to others as you have them do unto you. [laughter] >>pam: but what they call you to talk? >>gary: i do not want talk. i deny the along with everybody. >>pam: you do it along with everybody. [laughter]

>>gary: of now--now niger , morgan was getting around the show today at age 16 he moved to canada should play hockey. in 1999 to 2000 he then switched to baseball full-time. now he's getting some attention right here on kron. >> manhattan many moons, i do not know how many years could have done a lot of years. >> how would his personality fits in in the locker room? >> it would fit in perfectly is very charismatic and very bubbly.

>>gary: or give credit where credit is due. rat is cam- that-in her cam. now without going into her room to much detail. the school suspended five players were subordination eight other players ought to be reinstated but they're gone. they are now zero and 15 after all of the suspensions. i will give him credit, they lost last night he is playing with it junior varsity players and high and year because high school last night. this is pretty good i talk our friends in the business and i'm well-connected i have a recruiting experts said today it is the day that 17 year-old made grown in sweat. nothing about this, as 17 we would of the morning you are a growing what--court you are a growing man and a 17 year- old can make it worthwhile.

i have been recruiting experts and guys that animals this inside out.-- and a guy that knows this inside out. coming up next leave and a recruiting experts.

you >>gary: we were not joe: this is college recruiting day in a well respected by city has never seen such a frenzied when people wake up in the morning and a 17 year-old start stocking where he's going and the huma college football world to just react. but if we lost more good players and he gained. >>vern: verdict set main questions were about the players that loss. and this one have to talk recruiting

i compliment to go--not couple of weeks ago he decided to washington for double the money can up recruiters relied we are out here too. >>gary: not defined at this right, you think it is ahead of the time the busiest this difficult that was getting all of these guys, he goes to washington and then boom. >>vern: and george m. payton, he goes to ucla. so josh, he went ahead and did his thing and then the others suffer for it. >> i will not get into any mudslinging about that the recruiting process went away with it. the only stock that

we asked was about having a home visit that we went to have any other home visit to get in and represent our school. reviewed >>vern: he a kind of shame that he may have used an official how vigorous selling washington. but now you can see this is how, knocked over to stand, fifth over all query 13 high school americans. and three hours over the top eight offensive line and will be wearing the uniform and barry sanders jr. jr it is headed to the cardinals. host sanders is properly of the stanford cardinals. real land six-foot 705 lbs..

in--this is a top recruit in the country into taking talent palo alto. >>gary: thinking vern glenn. we will see you at 8:00 p.m..

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