air. >> and you're feeling the watere feeling the fresh air. it's the only moment you feel free. it's the only moment. >> a man brought her to the u.s. in 1998 she thought to be her wait res but once in california was told she owed him debt, and forced to have sex with men at his bar many morgan hill. >> sometimes they would take yoa motel, and sometimes in the car, and you just had to cooperate. >> with no phone, she says thret her family kept her from leaving. the coalition to end human trafficking since 2005 has handled close to 50 cases and majority involving immigrants from mexico, but also aftera and korea. >> i want people to know that it happens here. >> a lot of people listen to my story, and it's one story by millions stay in silence. >> by the time she came forwardd run out to prosecute anyone. >> spring training is now playin arizona and florida. giant pitchers and catchers spent their first day at spring training today. the first spring games don't start for another ten days or so, and opening day is just 44 days away when the giants will start the defense of the wor

air. >> and you're feeling the water and you're feeling the fresh air. is is the only moment when you feeling free. it's the only moment when you live in free >> reporter: she says a man brought her to the united states in 1996. she thought to come and waitress at his restaurant. and she says when she arrived, he said he owed her for the trip. with no phones, she says only threats against her family kept her from leaving. >> if we think it doesn't happen here that we're being very naive. >> a lot of people listen to my story and other stories because it's one story by but millions stay in silence. >> reporter: the statute of limitations ran out to prosecute anyone. a south bay coalition is giving her its healing hearts award next month. reporting live in gilroy, maureen naylor. >>> time is running out for parents who want to add their children with preexisting medical conditions to their individual health plan. state officials say parents have until the end of the month to enroll their children and avoid higher premiums. the reform law prevents coverage t

we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -

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air. the feeling was from at least the left press that the corporate world could have made a difference in all of this, they could have pressured the government, could have joined the idea of the left instead of arming itself on the right and opposing it. >> save our college! >> until these demonstrations and other acts ended i will continue my policy of asking police help to maintain the security of the campus. >> don't let them take them man. >> calm down. >> we can riot took. >> they knew they weren't immune to violence from the protesters or from the police. >> they really didn't like the media. they thought they showed them unfairly. what else can you do if you have a helmeted police officer with a club hitting heads to the degree that you can hear the crack? it affects you. the drama of a student throwing a rock isn't nearly as visual or impactful and for the police officers that is what they were avoiding, the rocks throws, pieces of concrete, whatever students threw at them. it was mostly verbal, the names they called were hurtful. i under stood both sides of it. >> save our cam us

air. >> i feel like the school here is not even going to like carefullymore because the school is closing. >> reporter: the students will be sent to nearby schools that have room for them. some students may be forced to take public transportation to class, others worry siblings could be split up. >> we are hoping that they will be all together still in one school and with also with their friends. >> reporter: students will be allowed to finish out the school year. the closures won't happen until june. the district will discuss possibly closing an additional school on tuesday. they will also address transportation issues and where to place these students. christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> we could learn tomorrow whether call will drop baseball, men's rugby, women's lacrosse and men's and women's gymnastics. the cuts would save uc-berkeley about $4 million a year. fundraisers say they have collected more than $15 million to save the teams. >>> new at noon, governor brown has cancelled that controversial sale of those state office buildings. today the governor said he will save taxpayers $6 billion

air. >> i feel like the school here is not going even going to carefullymore because the school closure.porter: the school will be splintered into different directions added to nearby schools with some room for them. some students will have to take public transportation. others worry siblings could be split up. >> we are just hoping they will be all together in one school with their friends. >> reporter: students will be allowed to finish out the school year. the closures will not happen until june. the district will discuss possibly closing an additional school on tuesday. they will also address transportation issues and where to place these students. in concord, christin ayers cbs 5. >>> a milestone for the arizona congresswoman who was shot in the head. the one the that gabrielle giffords requested during breakfast. >> so the winds died down in the bay area and the temperature went up. now as we begin to slide towards your weekend, when the rain will arrive. we'll pinpoint that day as eyewitness news continues. ,, [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakf

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air. it's blustery. boy, does it feel chilly but we are seen sun right now. we are going to see scattered showers toward the afternoon. but that cold air is in place. so we get some of those cold showers and boy, you know, you could see some snow flurries all the way down to sea level, possible, as we head in toward the latter part of the afternoon and the evening. the doppler radar is picking up on the cold front sliding through. that brought with it a heavy band of rain. you see heavy snow in the sierra nevada where they are getting dumped on, winter storm warnings up there. they could see, get this, 20 to 30" of snow between now and about tomorrow morning. so they got a whole lot of snow in their direction. it looks like this system is going to continue to slide in toward the bay area just a bit and bring with it some more scattered showers. some of that just lingering off the coast and you have some of the stuff just to the north here. that's going to start to drag down further south, as well. all right. and looks like the rain that moved through early on

air travel is feeling effects of the storm hundreds of flights have been cancelled minnesota, michigannois. kind of glad i made that little cross country trek a couple weeks ago. >> yeah, 2 to 3 inches of snow not scaring you? >> no, i can handle diablo. >> nice to look at it if you don't have to shovel it. >> snow levels down to 2,000 feet lower some locations going to be lower yet, coming into the week. how about that. maybe we will get to shovel some after all. no returns showing up on the bay right now as we look offshore, we see the next round of rain returns beginning to appear, that will clip the north bay this morning and pretty much stay along the coast not expected to move inland as it should move south through the day. chance of light showers through the beach, other than that, possibly peninsula. it does appear won't amount to much we will slide south along the coastline through the day leaving us with a batch of clouds hoping to warm things up this morning out of the low 30s. mid- to upper 30s. freezing fog, over the weekend, patchy black ice. moisture has pooled up offsho

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air scare. >> i was scared. i was confused. i didn't know what was going on. right after that my cheek went numb. >> serene branson says she was not feeling well before she went on air but thought she was just tired. doctors now say she had a severe migraine with symptoms that mimic a stroke. branson hopes to be back on the red carpet reporting for oscar night. >>> all right. it's going to be slow going if you plan to head up it lake tahoe for the presidents' day weekend and a lot of people are. next week happens to be ski week for a lot of bay area school districts. a winter storm warning in effect for the sierra making for some treacherous driving. jonas tichenor live at blue canyon with the current conditions on 80. >> reporter: i could talk about it all day long but take a look. it is white. very white. in fact, we have gotten roughly about 10 feet of snow here over the past three days causing backups along eastbound 80. folks definitely trying to get where they want to go but this backup is caused by -- they are a necessary evil those blasted chains. the vehicles are willing, but the traffic is weak. those chains, backing up the roads for miles. >> no glo

and i feel like artist aren't air-breathing plants, that we should get paid for working. but, as you point out, even if it's $6,000 to $8,000, which is not a great amount of money, it might be a make or break for you in some cases or for some artists, wouldn't it? absolutely. i mean, i think that a lot of the artists, particularly in the field that i work in--performance art, which is kind of the garage band arena of theater-- a lot of the people are coming from communities that are already disadvantaged. there's a lot of people of color. there's a lot of gay people. and these are people that don't have access to, you know, other kind of funding. they're not likely to get commissioned by, you know, some big cultural institution to make their work. and it does-- it makes it possible for a lot of people who wouldn't have access to art-making to have access to it. we want to talk some more about the battle itself and the path through the courts, but if you answer this question-- why in the world does it make sense for somebody who's working in rockford, illinois, to have som

. >> feels good, the cool, brisk air. >> reporter: joe miller was about the only runner braving the weather. he stopped to watch a salvage operation on the bay. crews are hoping to move a dredging barge that is beached near the golden gate yacht club. with workers and heavy equipment in action, the coast guard is watching the weather closely. >> if the weather did get too severe, we would certainly look into pulling people off. >> reporter: as long as it's safe, the operation moves forward. the barge captain beached the vessel when it started taking on water. crews are shifting 500 tons of sand. one scoop at a time from a stuck barge onto another. hoping reducing the weight will allow it to move to a safer location for repairs. >> to make it lose weight and as the tide comes up, it's going to refloat. >> reporter: booms are in the water to collect any harmful oil. all diesel and oil tanks are intact. the sooner crews get it out of the wind and rain, the better. around 10:15, the crew moved shavely to shore. the bay area forecast gets more interesting tomorrow. the port of san francisco post

and there's something in the air ha makes you feel very -- that makes you feel very old at age 50. if you're in rockford. you feel like you and your cohort are past your use-by date. and the young people do leave. when you talk to the families in the rockford, one thing they complain about very bitterly is that it is impossible to keep the well educated young people in rockford. mostly they go to chicago, some probably come here to new york, all over the country. it's one of those places wherever you go, you start asking anyone here from rockford, and you'll find somebody who has left rockford. and so the town faced this situation, how was it going to deal with it? well, they elected a young mayor. the young mayor ran on a sec l platform, a single-issue platform. it was to rejuvenate the town, bring young people back. get the young rockfordians to come back. we're going to improve our museums, create a riverwalk, improve our parts, have cultural events -- on my first weekend in rockford, there was a huge post-thanksgiving bash in order to talk the ex-rockfordians who were there wit

yeah, what we found with with the opening is similar to feeling your air conditioner kick on when at a stoplight. it's a marginal increase in break pressure is 8.5 pounds and bumps up to 9 pounds. if you are going down the road and it jumped up to five degrees, you won't know it happened. we don't think it would affect it in any eve. >> yes, sir? >> [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i got your point. give me your question. >> [inaudible] >> i think toyota has been very cooperative and responsive. i think they understand that at the departme of transportation, safety is the number one priority. we treat all car manufacturers the same. we didn't single out my car manufacturer. we never have and never will. our concern is that anybody who buys the car is it's the safest possible car when they drive it out of the showroom, and it continues to be that way, and if it's not, they need to report that to us and we take complaints seriously whether it's against any car manufacturer, and i think toyota understands that now. anybody else? thank you very much -- okay? >> [inaudible] >> well, when toyota

air dropping down from the gulf of action. so for the next couple of days, we are certainly going to feel that cooldown. atures dipping down into the 20s. the cool air is in place. right now it's a question of, do we have enough moisture? we continue to see a few flurries throughout this evening and a winter weather advisory in effect for the east bay hills, also the diablo range as well. expecting anywhere from 2 to 4 inches below that 3,000 foot level. 4 inches above 4,000 feet. slick roadways expected, also maybe a bit of blowing snow as well. also, up into the north bay valley locations, we have a freeze warning in effect. temperatures dipping down into the mid 20s, low 30s, and we could see below freezing temperatures for several hours at a time. future cast shows us what we will experience overnight tonight. just the spotty showers, hit or miss. we could see some cells producing moderate downpours at times. snowfall expected in the santa cruz mountains, also through the diablo range as well. those snow levels getting to 1,000 feet. we do have the cool air in place. for the most part, it's going to

better than earlier in the week. 25 degrees in los angeles, so here we're starting to feel the effect of that mild air coming in from the pacific. but temperatures still struggling to rise up in the northeastern corner here. now, finally over to europe then, wet and windy weather dominating the northern tier of the continent, lots of snow forecast to move into scandinavia, accompanied by strong winds as well, and looking at more rain to affect the british isles, that's going to be heading into the southeastern corner, next so london will be in for that heavy rain and strong winds, too, and then right now it's looking quite dry across central and southeastern europe, high pressure system in control, but the rain band will be heading into central europe next affecting the low countries, germany as well as france. still quite cold up in the northeastern corner here, certainly looking at snow to affect moscow today, and temperatures really plummeting away, minus 12 degrees in moscow, minus 3 in kiev, but stays mild out towards the west, 16 degrees in rome, looking quite cloudy here, 13 in paris and then 1

. >> you can feel the chill in the air. 28 degrees in gilroy right now. 34 degrees in santa rosa.emperatures are going to drop as we head through the next hour so. just count on cooler than normal conditions for the morning. but as we head through this afternoon we'll end up about where we should be for this time of year. in the upper 50s, low 60s. so, make sure you grab that jacket, that cold air is going to hit you in the face when you walk out the front door this morning. but hopefully you don't have problems on the roadways to worry about. right, mike. >> at least one less. we'll take you out to livermore for the update. i told you about the accident, just past that off ramp, that has cleared from the roadway. that's the good news. but then my sensors show you, actually slowing approaching the scene. the travel time now eeking up 15 minutes, with the road cleared we should see a normal build as folks head over to central livermore. we'll see the speeds. but that's no big surprise. heading out to sunol, an easy clear drive. down into the south bay we have the sap open. the nort

i think you will also feel that cold air coming in. the wind will not be as bad as yesterday. it will be blustery at times. it will be cold with lots of 50s. santa rosa is 45 and going down. colder showers off and on thursday into friday. i think the weekend will be okay after sat. >> we do continue top cover this mornings downpour though. wait until you see how the snow is impacting the sierra. >>> antigovernment protestors hitting the streets in several countries where the united states is keeping a very close watch right now. >>> right now southbound 101 marinol county that traffic is moving along okay heading down to 580. i will tell you more about the morning commute and standing water problems we have. >>> welcome back to the morning news. we are on storm watch. the current storm is bringing heavy snow to the sierra. take a look at this. the amount of snow dumping there at blue canyon. just minutes ago we got a new update from cal tran. chains are required on both highways 80 and 50. the snow has been dumping since yesterday afternoon. stranding some drivers and catching

if you're in the air not in the cabin like a pilot. you feel when you're controlling the balance you're catching the. your body with your head forward. you're flying like a bird with a. hang glider is a swept back wings supported on a rigid frame the pilot controls it by shifting his body weight in various directions hang glider can reach a speed of more than one hundred twenty kilometers per hour. speed glider pilots into fly as close to the ground as possible to gain speed. it may look serene from the ground but there's a serious competition going on between pilots trying to keep the maximum speed away through the final lap. one hundred and one thousand kilometers per hour is a decent speak for physical. but it means that the risks are great. just. to be gliding is difficult to them when the pilot needs training. not all of them get the nod right away. but training is an absolute must for a regular routine let alone speed gliding. this route around a little mountain ridge the next destination for the expedition is mount. pools and it's food t

gently and using common sense a individual and role on back and look, listen and feel and not breathing and i better open his air way and push down on the forehead and notch under here and you lift up and this will open the air way. now, this position and especially on a flat surface is a little uncomfortable and he's not going to stay in this position, so since you're nert people and you always work in teams and you always have your manual with you and two or thre manuals and slide them under hi shoulders, or you could take a shoe off and put it under the shoulders and make its so the head flops back a little bit an keeps the air way open and whil you attend to this and he's bleeding and not breathing and now he's bleeding. so direct pressure. still bleeding -- put another dressing on and you can hold it in place with a bandage and if he wakes up hold on to this or you're going to die. he tends to hold on nice and tight and it's still bleeding. well, let's find this pulse point in here and we will push against the bone there and it will slow the blood and it's al good and bleeding stopped and hold on to that fo

but still 40 below zero is what the air will feel like.here in the country, benton, louisiana with sunshine, about 74 degrees. it's also austin, texas, hattiesburg, mississippi, valdosta, georgia. all of florida. take a look at this. high temperature in the 70s and 80s with lots of sunshine. beautiful looking day right there. a quick look at the national picture. >> all right, everybody, make it a great day wherever you are. >> lonnie, thank you very much. >>> there is new information this morning in the child murder case of 2-year-old florida 2-year-old caylee anthony. she disappeared in june of 2008. her remains discovered six months later. her mother, 24-year-old casey anthony is accused of killing the toddler. now court depositions reveal her lawyer may suggest evidence was tampered with. reporter tony pepitone from our affiliate in orlando got a look at some of the depositions and joins us live. >> good morning, russ. with the trial set to begin in may the documents gave us a good idea of the strategies the defense may use, including

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feeling the impact. right now, unstable cold air that we are still monitoring te possibility of isolate thunderstorms. on the radar, a few spotty showers. as we zoom into the south bay, notice those areas of pink. that's around mt. hamilton. we are talking about low snow levels down to etfe2500 feet. that has already produced some snowfall at mt.25 hamilton and t only the rain and wind that topped 70 miles per hour, but look at this. temperatures in the 40s right now. and just 47 in livermore with this cold blast of air. here are some highlights once again. winds that topped 65 miles per hour in the past 72 hours. pea-sized hail ithe peninsula, also in the south bay for san josend oakland. and snow going down to about 2500 feet. we will have detailsjo coming u in minutes on a third storm coming our way. >> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> tonight, the light rs out for thoughs of people across the bay area. here's a look tat the current blackouts. people on the peninsula, north bay and south bay are in the dark. >> at its peak, and 6,000 customers in contra costa county. in walnut creek, around 900 peop

, third-world attitudes, a feeling of resentment against particularly the italians who had been very brutal colonizers. but also against the british, the americans who had air bases in the country. a feeling of resentment. and these things sort of became mixed all together in what became his philosophy a few years later. >> lehrer: jim, you first met him in 1973, right? tell us about that. what was that about? >> well, it was a difficult meeting. i was based in beirut at that point and i had just been in khartoum, sudan, where a gang of black september terrorists had taken hostages of american and european diplomats and some arab diplomats as well. one of them was my friend and i stood outside the embassy there as they killed those diplomats and i stayed around and developed evidence that the leader of this terrorist gang had flown to tripoli and had been welcomed by qaddafi's security services. when i found out that qaddafi was going to have a press conference in tripoli shortly after, that i made sure to get there and i stood up in the press conference and challenged him with this evidence. he denied it. we got into a very forceful conversation. >> lehrer

. >>> that rain has moved out of the bay area but the cold air is still in place. you will feel it first thing into under morning. if you like the sun you would like the forecast more in to the second half of the weekend. right now on the maps i can show you on live storm tracker two a little bit of activity out of here. we will take a look here and zoom in closer to parts of the south bay. nothing to extreme but we could have wet roadways closer to san jose, willowglen and also loss gatos. also tracking the cold numbers and these are some of the current numbers. it's 36 degrees in santa rosa on track to reach around 30 degrees first thing tomorrow morning. in fact here say look at the overnight lows, projected low action santa rosa there is that 30, san francisco 39 degrees and livermore around 33. fairly good bet of patchy frost. for tonight decreasing showers, it has been the trend for tomorrow a chilly morning but a sun cloud mix and then the extended forecast we introduce shower chances and cold air could push in. here is the storm from today. you can see it finally scootin