. >> a deadly plane crash in the sun valley mall. one of the survivors retell her story. and a california man that would like to start a whole new country on the high seas and. michael finney lets usw if sales really work. >> a small plane crashed in sun valley mall and dozens of people were hurt and 7 people killed. one of survivors retold the story about to lawyer laura anthony. >> on december 23, wendy was a san diego college student visiting family in the bay area. she and her cousin went to concord sun valley mall crowded with thousands of last minute shoppers. >> my cousin and i went over to get her engagement ring and have it for christmas eve. >> while they waited for the ring, the roof exploded. >> i thought it was a light show but it was really the bulb in the chandelier exploding. i didn't see the flames start. it was more dark cloud and things were hitting me and trapping us where we were. >> the burning debris was from an airplane that had crashed into the mall. >> there were a lot of children for santa claus. >> a fire chief at the time. >> they didn't know

why can't we do this at the mall? i mean, i'll volunteer to try on some shoes. hey. how can i help you young folks? oh, i'm looking for a lee jenkins. well, you found one. oh, ok. well i'm eddie thomas. i'll be visiting here with you every day after school. oh. now, who are you young ladies looking for? gertrude grossman? aha! hey, gert! your volunteer's here. shake a leg. hi, mrs. grossman. i'm chelsea. oh, please call me gertie. do you like to arm wrestle? ok, gertie. oh, good. i'll go easy on you. ok. she's so precious. but i think i can take her. all right. let's get this over with. rhonnie wilcox?! going once... going twice... going to the mall. she cannot hear you. oh, she's a little hard of hearing? ok. rhonnie wilcox! she cannot hear you! why? because she is in her room. my bad. let's go. ♪ if you could gaze into the future ♪ ♪ future,

>>pam: shoplifting is a constant problem at the mall in san francisco. stanley roberts shows us just how bad it is. >>stanley: san francisco police were called to the west field shopping center on market street for report of a fight on the second floor of the mall. apparently, some words were exchanged between the store manager and three women in the mall. it all went downhill after that. >> stop touching me. >>stanley: coming up of kron 4 news at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. i will show you what happened and why. on the next edition of people behaving badly. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. lindsay lohan >>kimberlee: could be headed to jail for stealing a necklace. the judge warned her that she accepted a plea deal or pleaded no contest he would sentence her to jail. >> this case does involve j

milpitas, 880, on the great malls parkway, a car took out the metering lights.called cal trans to the area. not effecting it. central parkway, northbound heavy volume typical headed into san francisco. traffic just extra volume overall accident free. a look at your morning commute back upstairs to the news desk. >>> 6:36 a.m. uncertain future for jack london aquatic center. the nonprofit may have to hand management over to the city because of the budget problem. they slashed the budget by 70%. they are negotiating with the awe kuwaitic administrators to keep it open. if oakland parkrecreation department decides not to run that facility on its own it could close end of the month. >> a bit of hope for parents and students in contra costa county. mount diablo school district may postpone tomorrow's vote. according to the contra costa times parents received a memo saying the board may look at a new idea, they are looking to save the district $1.5 million a year. >> ohio's govern norwill meet with campus officials to discuss the shooting death of a student. two men a

the mall was filled with ordinary he rose and that is why the civil-rights movement succeeded. that is why the margin washington is so important because for the very first time ever all-america got to see the glory of the civil-rights movement. nine understand we have a little bit of time for questions. the way this works is because c-span is talking -- taping this you have to talk into the microphone that will be passed around. anybody who wants to ask a question i will be happy to entertain any. >> i was going to ask you where did the title come from? >> "nobody turn me around" there are a lot of great and the miss comet ain't going to let nobody turn me around. i thought it capture the determination to move forward no matter what. that no matter what came down in the year 1963, there was no going back to segregation or terrorism as a way of life, and no going back except for basic equal rights for everybody and i thought that some capture the finance and the determination that hundreds of thousands of people displayed that summer throat the movement -- throughout the movemen

. >> stahl: his crime spree ended when he was caught walking out of this mall with black sabbath records in his overalls and arrested. he was 13. lucky for him, a sympathetic judge let him off. you came perilously close to being a juvenile delinquent. >> brown: yeah.

. >> trip to the mall. >> reporter: maxing out her urge to splurge. >> just run to target to pick upng, and it would end up, you know, my cart would end up with 20 things instead of one. >> reporter: last september, sometime between her daily desired dose and her 30th birthday, lu realized while she was lightening the load on her wallet, heavy spending was weighing her down. >> i started collecting shoes and i actually had to move it out of my closet, because it was taking up too much space. as you can tell by the bottoms, i have never worn them. >> reporter: she stepped in to a new lifestyle by stopping shopping for one year. everything from starbucks to stilettos, off limits. only the essentials. >> i just wanted to do this to prove to myself that there's so many other things to do. >> reporter: to help fight trendy temptations, she blogged on flourish and progress.com, a chronicle of the year outside the mall. you can only imagine how difficult the holidays were. >> tv commercials, and catalog distribution, and e-mails. >> reporter: but just four months in, lu is sold on the exper

attack in the afghan capital kabul the blast occurred in a well known building a hotel and shopping mall in the center of the city gunfire was heard after the explosion and is said to be continuing last year the same building was heavily

he often joked that pall mall cigarettes would kill him. he sued the makers of pall mall because the warning label on the cigarette package said that they would kill him and they had not yet done so. he actually happened to be smoking pall mall while standing on the steps. so two pieces of our work for created. one of our honor board members to my close friend. that actually both shared a close friend here wrote the introduction for the last book that cannot. but these two pieces of art, the first on the occasion of kurt vonnegut's bird that was created in 2003. and in the second was created when she found out that followed had died. that was 2007. we are in the front of the kurt vonnegut library in the of the galleries around. we have had the typewriter used in the 1970's. this was donated to us by his daughter. he rode many of his more familiar books during the 1970's we are happy to have this typewriter. he was not a fan of high-technology. he did not use a computer. he referred -- prefer to use a typewriter. he likes to work in his home

>> we'll check in on the mall forecast. >>> good morning to you. mall is always a great place in that case. we are looking good. we'll see rain throughout the weekend, so if you do want to plan activities, i would say saturday is a good day for the movies. sunday if you want to get outside i think you'll be able to do so. mostly sunny skies forecasted. we'll take you through your friday. finally a friday, you made it. we'll get you to work on time and show you where the showers are coming down. right now we have a steady stream of moisture pushing through the bay area. you can see all the green but we don't have the yellows and the reds indicating the moderate and heavy rain we saw yesterday. that's all pushing to the south. now what's going to happen as we head through the next five or six hours is this front comes back up to the north. the futurecast shows you by 9:00 a.m. we are looking to widespread rainfall across the east bay and the peninsula and in the south bay. up through the north bay we are staying dry. at noon widespread rain continues

. >> i was disappointed when they came n they drove out a couple of small bookstores in the mall. and in this investigator bay area, two are closing in san francisco. and three in the south bay, and one in santa cruz. the mish-based company says the store that's are closing represent about 30% of the 642 borders nationwide. they employ 18,000 people. and jeff nunberg says boredders didn't look at other venue autos they were late getting into online book sales, very late in e-reader market he says what hurt the most is that it dmot keep up with the big box stores. >> nobody can compete with big discounters like walmart and target. they can just go razor thin and still make money. >> borders is experiencing financial woes some independent bookstores face. the stores still surviving are those like mo's in berkeley selling only used book autos we'll tell them what they'll pay for it. they're free to accept it or not. we may resell the book for $5. so that is a -- generous profit margin. >> now borders in stonestown mall is one of the lucky ones and will not us close. but two stores in

into diffidence and the mall and there is new safety assessment done on this and it is a policy decision by the governments and by the biotechnology industry that they would just simply go on the basis that if you don't do they cannot be held to sponsor bill you remember that the animal that has been the fed on g.m. has been changed. you always will find scientists who are diametrically opposed for one reason or another but frankly you have to look at the bulk of the evidence and the bulk of the evidence is very simply this these products have been out virtually every food that you. consume including you in germany has some genetically modified product in it whether it's soybeans or corn. there has not been a single documented analyzed case of even a headache attributable to genetic modification. yanna austrian scientists carried out long term studies that showed genetically modified maize to mine significantly reduced their fertility the number of offspring was less as compared to normal g.m. but my family also developed more slowly. i haven't read the study yet it came out today i can

i think when you go to the mall on august 28, 1963, you are going to encounter thousands of them rightthere. and i want to talk about a few of these heroes and what they do great deeds possible. i want to start off by talking about a young man named james the pruett who is 18 years old at the time. he was from greenwood, mississippi. and james lee pruett, jenny pruitt came with the whole contingent of people from mississippi in the gut of the biggest cause of the whole day at the march on washington. that james lee pruett carried a sign, actually two signs. they were homemade signs and one of them said to prosecute people for trying to sign up to vote. the other side said a free boat for everybody in mississippi by 1964. for this effort, and bringing his own son, he was approached by security officials who said you're not allowed to have their time. the march on washington committee had specifically set standards for how the science that come out. fact committee united autoworkers paid for the science. they have been made and there is a group of people, the organizers had to approve ev

investigators say an armed man kidnapped and robbed one woman at concord sun valley mall. one police officer finally caught up with the man a short time later in other part of oakland. >> these spikes you can see where he took them. he wasn't able to hop the fence as fast. >> one officer tazed and arrest 20-year-old norris reid junior. reid had an accomplice who is still at large. >>> san francisco police now have a sketch of a man wanted in the fatal stabbing of a teenager last week. he's described as asian, 18-19 years old weighing 160 to 180 pounds. he may have a mole on his upper right cheek. that suspect is wanted for the fatal stabbing of victor shang. >>> a critical ruling in the barry bonds case. >>> cracking down on illegal taxing. the steps being taken in one bay area city against people who transport passengers illegally. >>> good morning, good news is the front is going through. the bad news is there has been a lot of rain on the streets. highs today will be only in the low to mid 50s. >>> the current storm is bringing heavy snow to the sierra. we will take a l

. >>> and mall horror, a new investigation reveals what may be lurking on your tray at the food court. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin to the path to democracy in egypt. egypt's military is opening the door to the muslim brotherhood as army leaders try to move their country toward open government. the military is allowing the brotherhood, a group that calls for the creation of an islamic state in egypt to participate in the new political structure and help shape the constitution. but in a move to ease fear that it seeks power, the brotherhood promises not to field a candidate for president. >>> meanwhile, following protests in iran, president mahmoud ahmadinejad says calls for freedom there were a western conspiracy. the iranian parliament issued a threatening warning calling for the execution of protest leaders. >>> in nearby bahrain there have been three days of demonstrations in favor of a regime change. two people there have died. this

if you want to see it, it will only be in the grand court at the mall until 6:00 tonight. city council has also declared this to be san francisco giants day. >>> a pair of oakland pitbulls that attacked another dog are expected to come home. what neighbors in that area are doing to get ready. we'll have that for you at 5:30. we'll take a live look at that gorgeous skyline. and there's a new plan under foot to make all of these buildings more energy efficient. >>> and school bus cuts. which bay area city could lose school bus service to a dozen schools and how you can weigh in. >>> we're monitoring the central square in cairo and supporters of president mubarak are charging against anti- government protesters. the violence has escalated. as of right now we know that three people are dead and some 600 others are injured. it looks quiet but earlier we were bringing you pictures of people charging on camel and horseback and throwing molatov cocktails. this is after president mubarak refusing to step down. we will bring you more on ktvt at six. >>> a young graduate student from

the stone ridge mall. eventually the new station will be the center of a future so-called transit village that will feature apartments, stores and even a hotel. the total price tag on this new station is $106 million. again, open for business here in dublin tomorrow morning. today the ribbon cutting at 10:00. reporting live in dublin this morning, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> see, everyone says it is close to the mall, even in this economy. we'll turn it around. thank you, marla. >> it doesn't hurt the look, right? >>> all right. we are ek checking in with christina. here's a look at the forecast. >> we are looking really good this morning. we've got a steady stream of showers pushing onshore right now. two cores of low pressure impacting what we have here. let me show you the first one. the cold front extend all the way from the northern-most portion of the yet. it looks like we have a cold front extending all the way from canada dragging all this moisture through our area, but it is also lifting

. >>> coming up, one bay area mall has seen so much crime, police may move in permanently. >>> plus, how one rare bird and her babies put a stop to a major east bay construction project. >>> and counterfeit cosmetics that look just like the real thing. the telltale ways to spot a fake all coming up. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. looking pretty good outside right now, but could we soon see some snow right there in san francisco??? we'll talk about that coming up! ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thieves are breaking into e stanford >>> a rash of car break-ins on the peninsula, thieves are breaking into vehicles at the stamford shopping center -- stanford shopping center and in parking lots along el camino real. police say thieves are tarranting vehicles with electronics inside. businesses are worried about the safety of their cars in the neighborhood. >> it's concerning for me as a manager because if my employees park in the front or back parking lot, which we're required to park back there, that there is nobody watching our cars. >> police say the burglaries

that shopping mall is popular with westerners and rich afghans and business and government leaders oftenold meetings at the mall's hotel. >>> considering the legality of a law removing domestic partner benefits. they say it discriminates themmer from qualifying for benefits. they say the law was intended to save the state money by using legitimate distinctions. the gay rights group says more than 600 opposite same-sex partners lost their benefits if an injunction is lifted. >>> also in arizona today, republican lawmakers are proposing that hospitals check to see if patients are in the country illegally and then notify immigration if they are. they argue that hospitals lose millions of dollars treating illegal immigrants. people in the medical field say they don't want to be immigration agents and worry immigrants with contagious diseases may not get treatment. >>> a team of san francisco city workers plans to hit the streets tomorrow in an effort to cut down on illegal dumping. this is video from last month when crews cleaned up some of the garbage strewn on sidewalks in the neighborhood

he would be like, the mall, dude. the mall.e for haircuts and pants all the time. [ laughter ] i've never been a part of that part of making out or seen it. so here's -- >> jimmy: haircuts and pants. >> that's a new store i'm opening. i was at the st. john's dance and i'm with sam ritchiarti and we're introduced to these two girls by our friend tom, he had these girls from his town. and sam says to me one of these phrases, that i think we've all heard but it's very uncomfortable. he goes, you get that one. [ laughter ] which i know it sounds awful, but i'm comfortable saying it, because i know i've been on the negative end of that conversation, where a girl says of me, you get that one and her friend goes, ooh, or even worse, you owe me. [ laughter ] it really hurts, you know. >> jimmy: you owe me. >> based on my appearance, i would hate to hurt someone's credit score. [ laughter ] like, you can see the red of the bottom of my shirt through here. this is so awful. i don't have a weight problem, but i'm the guy who could put the

that shopping mall is popular with westerners and rich afghans and business and government leaders oftenold meetings at the mall's hotel. >>> considering the legality of a law removing domestic partner benefits. they say it discriminates themmer from qualifying for benefits. they say the law was intended to save the state money by using legitimate distinctions. the gay rights group says more than 600 opposite same-sex partners lost their benefits if an injunction is lifted. >>> also in arizona today, republican lawmakers are proposing that hospitals check to see if patients are in the country illegally and then notify immigration if they are. they argue that hospitals lose millions of dollars treating illegal immigrants. people in the medical field say they don't want to be immigration agents and worry immigrants with contagious diseases may not get treatment. >>> a team of san francisco city workers plans to hit the streets tomorrow in an effort to cut down on illegal dumping. this is video from last month when crews cleaned up some of the garbage strewn on sidewalks in the neighborhood

. >>> pushing for a bigger police presence at a bay area mall. the constant crimes strange police resources. ,,,,,,,,,,,, racial profiling. under the new policy, it's a >>> tonight, san jose police officers are following a new definition of racial profiling. et it is a violation under the new policy for an officer to show biased behavior at any time. it only applied when an officer first stopped someone solely because of race, gender or other bias. the new police chief says he feels some instances of profiling may have been missed in the past. >>> 10 oakland cops are back on the job. the "oakland tribune" reports the laid-off officers returned to work on monday but it could be two weeks before they are on the streets again because they need new training. last month, mayor jean quan promised to rehire 10 of the 80 cops laid off in july over the city's budget crunch. she says that the money to pay for the returning officers comes from a combination of officers and overtime savings. >>> firefighters are mopping up after a fire in berkeley. it broke

and so we've completed the initial work and now all the infrastructure activity is underway in the mall in insulin star economist nouriel roubini talked to do forecasts russia's inflation will hit double digits this year and the first month of two thousand and eleven consumer prices in russia saw two point four percent hike topping market expectations meanwhile the government's official inflation forecast for two thousand and eleven is still set for six seven percent roubini explains why inflation is on the rise and how russia needs to first growth. so far the growth rate. in that a covert has been disappointing because there was excessive amounts of that the leverage in the financial system or parts of the corp of the world so while china india brazil are growing six to eight nine per cent and last year that our coal video gold in russia was only around four percent i think that not only that is low good old but compared to other emerging markets inflation dizzee in my reach double digits of percent or more and the central bank has been cautious in raising interest rates and inflation

westfield mall in san sco..u shop at the westfield mall in san francisco, could be some extra eyes on you. a police substation could be added there in the future. that's because there have been so many reports of shoplifting. cops say they responded to the mall several times a day and it strains police resources so westfield does have its own security force but its job is mostly to monitor areas outside the store. >>> lindsay lohan will find out today whether she will be charged with felony grand theft. she has pleaded not guilty for allegedly stealing a $2,500 necklace last month. now, the actress says she borrowed it, quote, unquote. if convicted, lohan faces serious time in state prison. she is still out on probation for a 2007 drunk driving case. >>> an alleged shoplifter didn't get very far in oklahoma. police say the suspect, get this, shoved a chainsaw down his pants. [ laughter ] >> employees noticed and started chasing the man. >>> i feel sorry for him. i thought the gentleman was crippled. pulled his p

i knew louis malle was a first-class director the period interested me. it was an interesting dynamic. i just, again, said, you know, "it's an ensemble, but what the hell?" you know, it's--it's--it seemed like an interesting thing at that time to do, and i didn't foresee that it would be such a big deal. the best evidence of a movie having greater impact than i think you would have anticipated would be bull durham. "after all, it's a baseball movie," would be the way you look at it. there had never been a successful baseball movie before that, yeah. and who would think that a film about sports, about baseball would work. i guess pride of the yankees was the closest thing to a moneymaker, and that was, like, 1942, and here, 40 years later, a remarkable success. it's a classic, i think. and you had to fight for that role. yeah, well, nobody wanted me for that one. i wasn't on the list, but lucky for me, all those gals wouldn't audition, and ron shelton really felt he needed to see everybody together, and i paid for my flight. i was living in italy at the ti

they were detouring cars at winston right there by stonestown mall.s like those cars are going toward lake merced boulevard towards brotherhood way so avoid the area. backups now on southbound 19th avenue are unfortunately growing as this commute continues. so just avoid this area. use junipero serra in the meantime. we also saw earlier from chopper 5 that looks like there is a muni bus out there right by the scene. sounds like they may be holding that muni bus for witnesses. so again no big muni delays with this but one bus is held there at the scene. they are getting no closer to getting this cleared as you can see. so it sounds of like southbound traffic will be held for a while. northbound 19th avenue is getting by just fine. completely not affected by the scene of this injury rollover crash. all right. thank you for that, chopper 5. let's go show you one more live camera. here's a look at 880 through oakland. elsewhere across the bay area, we are still doing pretty good. nimitz freeway up and down looks quiet up into downtown oakland and we have

>>stanley: our report of a fight on the second corps of the west field mall require the san franciscoe to respond. the fight was over this two month old was allegedly had the head by the store manager who swung a belt buckle at these women. apparently these three women try to enter the store but were denied access because the return large bags. and according to the manager he had prior warning about these three women from other shop owners. while the pleas for getting both sides of the story, the store manager shown here was reporting to do with the cell phone. one of the women was anchored by its actions and that to be restrained by the police. at one point for what ever reason after this woman was detained, there was clapping from shoppers in the mall. now we'll all of this is going on san francisco paramedics arrived and were looking at the bay to make sure she was ok. it should be taken to the hospital get checked out. in the and no one was arrested on charged with anything but the matter is under investigation by san francisco police. here's where it gets even more bizarre. after

. >> reporter: that's right, we're here at the oak ridge mall at the borders store, there's to sign on the door, telling customers it will be shutting down soon. tonight, customers are shocked about all the closures in the south bay. this borders is located in the prime location. smack dab in the middle of santana row. >> i was pretty surprised. you think santana row, it's usually pretty crowded when i come in, and you see a lot of regular customers here. >> i'm pretty sad, i like coming to borders, i come here a lot. >> reporter: customers weren't the only ones disappointed. borders employees will soon be out of jobs. >> i heard it straight from facebook. kind of dispointing to get my news from facebook. >> reporter: mall management says it is aggressively searching for a new tenant. analysts figure, online shopping and e-readers have played a part in borders demise. y it's the -- >> it's the closest bookstore to my house, so i'm kind of bummed. >> i'm disappointed that i do have to start looking for something else. but i'm not too worried about it, because i've always taken care of m

. >> it's situated near the stone ridge mall. the stone ridge shopping mall and several parks.e station will bring even more business to that area. >> the full area where the b.a.r.t. station sits is ripe for redevelopment and revitalization. >>> the station's completion did not come without problems, it cost $106 million and four years to built. that's over budget by $20 million and behind schedule by two years. there was also a tragedy during construction. a worker was killed by an oncoming b.a.r.t. train two years ago. this is the 44th station, and the eighth new one in years. >>> stay with us, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> it's a super shoppers dream, the city of san francisco is set to buy 20 million-gallons of beach. and it's not for whitening clothes. >>> and it's not to whiten clothes. >>> a stinky situation, the common household product san francisco wants to use to knock out sewer stench. >>> a winter storm warning just in time for the holiday weekend. what to expect if you're heading to the sierra. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerv

released surveillance video shows the escalator it malfunctioned during the event at the national mall. people tumbled down and landed on top of each other. several people were heard. one of them seriously. the transit authority say the break failed. apple may be getting some serious competition on the i pad. will get a look at the newark public that will give it a run for the money. >> vicki: now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: the much hype about federal it zoom tablet as of price and the release date. $700. through verzion you can get $200 off. but keep in mind you will be paying $20 a month for the data planned -- plan. it is a pricey gadget. is it worth it? compared to the eye patch the assume it is priced closely to the 32 cake i pat 3 g. it costs $729. x o zero m has two cameras. i think it will alert people away from apple but they will be releasing new technology. gabe slate kron4 news. >> vicki: at no slow, will be cold. >>louisa: yes. be prepared. >> vicki: good night. see you in the morning. (music) >> announcer: the following presentation is proudly broug

. >> reporter: that's right, we're here at the oak ridge mall at the borders store, there's to sign on the door, telling customers it will be shutting down soon. tonight, customers are shocked about all the closures in the south bay. this borders is located in the prime location. smack dab in the middle of santana row. >> i was pretty surprised. you think santana row, it's usually pretty crowded when i come in, and you see a lot of regular customers here. >> i'm pretty sad, i like coming to borders, i come here a lot. >> reporter: customers weren't the only ones disappointed. borders employees will soon be out of jobs. >> i heard it straight from facebook. kind of dispointing to get my news from facebook. >> reporter: mall management says it is aggressively searching for a new tenant. analysts figure, online shopping and e-readers have played a part in borders demise. y it's the -- >> it's the closest bookstore to my house, so i'm kind of bummed. >> i'm disappointed that i do have to start looking for something else. but i'm not too worried about it, because i've always taken care of m

the new station is only a short walk from the stone ridge mall in pleasanton as well. we have much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay." pedal power in san francisco. we'll show you how the city's new bike lanes are changing the way people get around. >>> also ahead, president obama's dinner with big tex here in the bay area. more on that meeting coming up on "today in the bay." ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. [ male announcer ] when sean was looking at mba programs, he wanted a curriculum designed to meet market needs, with faculty who brought real-world perspective on where the business world was headed and the practical experience to help him make an impact. my name is sean blankenship,

tam mall cam. 56 in lever moore, 64 in concord. oakland, 58. los got as to, 67. and 67 in san jose.tures were a few degrees cooler in some locations, and we'll continue to cool off tomorrow as. we tonight, clear and cold. clouds move in tomorrow. a cooler day. and then rain will turn to the bay area next week, beginning, the timing, on monday. high pressure over us, bringing us the clear sky, keeping the storm track to the north. some cloud will start to sink in here by tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at your lows tonight. frost in the north and east bay locations once again. by tomorrow morning, napa, 3 232, santa rosa. 45, san francisco. oakland, 43. this is pretty much the story. high pressure has been over us. it is going to start to weaken as we head into the first part of the work week. tomorrow we'll probably see the high clouds break through the ridge, and you can see an active pacific, and tomorrow, partly cloudy and cooler, and then beyond that, our first in the series of storms, which should spread rain across the bay area as early as mid-day on msms here's a look at th

speculation in the unrest in egypt is being fueled by students groups operating in the region vigilantly mall the book humanitarian imperialism supporting dictatorial regimes is also a form of extremism. i think what we're seeing now is the total collapse of american and western policy in that region and israeli policy in that region which was always to support dictatorship that were supposedly friendly to the west and friendly to israel but of course as you have seen russia seen in eastern europe if your friendly government that unpopular then in the end it turns against you because the people are against you in the government and they're being overthrown and that's what's happening now so you know you can call them extremists if you wander there's nothing you can do about it with real disease these so-called extremist by supporting our own extremism because why isn't it extremist to support a government which is vastly unpopular as mubarak has been for many years and why isn't it extremist to support israel as we have been doing for so many years which is not accepted in the region and does

it would have ended a lot sooner, but it took the cops like two hours to find the gunman on the mallap. [ light laughter ] it's like -- "we are here. we are here. do you see a footlocker? do you see a footlocker anywhere? [ cheers and applause ] reminiscence? what is reminiscence? what do they sell there? [ laughter ] is that a candle place?" this is big. for the first time in 40 years, starbucks is dropping its name from its logo. man, i haven't seen name-dropping like that since my good friend, bruce springsteen and i went over to martin scorsese's house to have dinner with oprah and the dalai lama -- [ light laughter ] and that was -- this is pretty cool. a 39-year-old cat in britain was just named the oldest cat ever. yeah, the cat's really getting up there. instead of playing with a ball of yarn, it uses it to knits sweaters. [ light laughter ] the cat is 39 years old. you can tell the cat's old. in fact, i heard she lives alone with like 60 or 70 lonely women. isn't that weird? [ laughter ] this is an interesting story. two men in florida were arrested for stealing manhole cove

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a report from the canadian broadcasting corporation says some trays at mall food courts are as dirty as gas station toilets. >> the reporter took some swabs of trays at three malls around vancouver, then a swab from a toilet. a microbiologist tested the swabs, similar type of bacteria and found that some trays have some pathogens that cause infections. >> one was notable. there was a fairly large number of bacteria that is one of the super bugs in our society causing major problems in individuals because it's so resistant. >> that microbiologist says the amount is significant but unlikely to cause illness in someone with a healthy immune system. >> if you don't have a healthy immune system you're in trouble. >> 6:27 now. lying about wmd. find out if he has regrets. >> a kicks and punches caught on camera. why he says he was attacked. >> a live look. look at the snow coming down in the sierra. bay area storm bringing lots of powder. we'll have a live report coming up. [ female announcer ] it's monday, some people will stick with their old way of getting vitamins and minerals. others w

we are recognizing there is a pretty predominance of more less 30-foot strip malls. we have not gone down to the community with this discussion yet, but we are considering whether reductions in heights on these key, or blocks, to preserve that village character, might be appropriate, in conjunction with nct. our intention is not to induce redevelopment within glen park, incentivize those buildings that are character-giving and forced density. there is a diagram in the planning department that shows our area plants, growth projections in those plans. glen park, we have 100, maybe. this is not a housing production issue in glen park. we will come back to you with more information on that. i think we are sensitized to the issues of scale that the commissioners mentioned. that is our perspective. i think that mirrors what we're hearing from the community as well, if that makes sense. >> when you were describing nct as it relates to glen park, i heard something differently with how the commission is react. i think you are pretty much keeping in mind some of the issues, es

announced he is dropping a proposal to sell 24 state government buildings to help close california's malls sieve budget deficit. the state had been in negotiations to sell those properties for $2.3 billion under a proposal by the former governor arnold schwarzenegger. the state would have been leasing many of those buildings back at a cost of $5 billion over 20 years according to one report. governor brown said that deal just didn't make any sense. >> it didn't make much sense because it in effect is a gigantic loan with interest payments equal to over 10% every year. and what wee've done is found a alteternative wherebyby we acct can save a considerable amount of money. >> govovernor brown says his alalternatatativive plan n will state $$6 billion ovver 300 yea byby borrowining and taking mon from medi-cacal and a a stataten coconstruction fundnd. the statate controllerr release statement reacting to brown's plan saying it shows "governor brown is serious about ending the budget gimmicks and side shows." say man accused of beating his former priest is in court for a preliminary hearing. w

. >> still ahead, get ready to pay more at the mall, clothing prices are going up. >> dangerous drinks, popular beverages that a new >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> gabrielle giffords is now having conversations and walking while holding on to a cart. efforts to relearn how to speak include mouthing song lyrics such as happy birthday. she was shot in the head outside of a tucson grocery store, six people were killed. she spoke briefly with her brother-in-law yesterday. she is also receiving bedside briefings from aide. >> parents are more worried about energy drinks. drinks like red bull are overused and can be dangerous for children and teens. researchers at the university of miami say the caffeine drink can increase heart rates in children contribute to die biobeats and weight gain and they have no benefits to children. some get four to five times than soda and some drink four or five of them a day. >> people that have psychiatric problems or heart problems, it can be a real problem but the big thing for parents, these things are not regulated, soft dri

protesters flocked the bahrain mall in manama's financial district demanding the end of the monarchy. protesters, majority shias, continued demonstrations against the sunni monarch since february 14th. the government's attempt to suppress the protest by force left seven people dead and about 300 wounded. military troops and security forces were withdrawn from the capital's central district after international criticism of the violent crackdown. on tuesday the king ordered the release of some political prisoners in a concession to the opposition forces. opposition leaders are demanding that the government resign to pave the way for dialogue. they vowed to stage a nationwide strike in a few days. oil prices continue to soar on tuesday due to growing concerns over the unrest in north africa and the middle east. in london prices for crude oil temporarily climbed to $108.57 marking the highest level in about 29 months. >>> in new york, the wti crude oil futures for march delivery briefly rose to the $94 range per barrel, up nearly 10% from last weekend. market players say though libya's sh

are on the start here have real grounded or soon a federal state here has used eighty five percent malls life was saved over the past four years since g.m. soy cultivation was started and this is an ecological catastrophe so the argument that with g.m. soy one uses fewer pesticides is simply not true and honest as i am and that's what you're doing so you have in the city of nice. new york official statistics reveal that in the past ten years food related illnesses have practically doubled in the u.s. since the introduction of g.m. food to the american diet. we've got a sort of new feudalism nature's resources are being privatized and the others who also own these natural resources for pay their own need to be able to use parts of these resources and a part of that is knowledge of what's been produced before and getting new lead patented by live and these are the source of the nuts and untile the one is a gravis and of us four here. we're here to beat up and even nature is getting granted so in the nato feudalist times we live in it is so obvious to me that we're going back to times when

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until then, he worked at shopping malls, where there would not hire him for more than 20 hours a week. he drove two to three hours a day to go to work. what did he drive? he did not drive a car for more than 18 months. the cat dying on him. he drove cars that got a terrible gas mileage. the belched black smoke out the back. he drove it until it died. the problem is that we keep not building affordable housing. wiki driving working poor families in the city and the region further out into the suburbs. they will be around no transit, no drums, no walkable places. there will be buying $3,000 cars. one of those undoes all the good that 10 or 15 priuses does. as everything gentrifies because people want to live there transit, where did those people go? where do they work? most importantly, what do they drive? a year ago, i was at a conference in washington, d.c.. a white paper was presented at a ford foundation gathering in new york, written by nina the ulcer -- nina belzer. the vast ma

>> when i heard here in the street was that it was groups of malls like the ones who attacked tahrirquare last wednesday. >> tell me what you hope to get out of this process. what does this mean to you? >> this symbolizes so much, i think, for myself and my generation, for my country, because what we're hoping for is basically a the removal of the regime. that includes not just the head of the regime, but also their allies and all of the people that allied that regime. we hope not to judge remove the regime, but also kind of putting in a new regime, new people that would be shining and putting in more positive action, positive change in our country. >> how committed are you to stick with these protests? how much longer are you able to stand firm? >> as long as it takes. >> thank you very much for speaking to me this evening. >> no problem. bye-bye. >> the italian prime minister has condemned allegations that he paid for sex with a 17-year- old girl and then used his position to cover it up. he denies any wrongdoing. so does the young woman in question. >> he has come one step closer