new chicago marsh, and zanker marsh. they are trying to reduce the number of a particular kind of mosquito. they are called winter salt marsh mosquitoes. while this type of mosquito isn't transmitting west nile virus. >>> this morning the carnival cruise ship will leave san francisco. they will leave pier 70 to test for leaks. from there it will head to long beach to pick up its first passengers since an engine first left that ship stranded. you might remember no juice were reported but that 4500 -- no injuries were reported but the 4500 crew and passenger members were stranded at sea for three days. >>> it's 4:39. let's check in on traffic. it's friday morning. how is traffic so far? >> i thought it was monday. it's friday. happy friday. things are doing well. good morning,. happy friday to you. let's go outside and take a look at what we have on 80 westbound. westbound 80 that is moving well. bay bridge small delay if at all coming into san francisco. there is construction work the lower deck in san francisco and oakla

she needed to get out of the marshes life. i thought this was an interesting thing because howe and hummel were known as goggles. and yet when it came to at least their skills were well enough respected and they were asked to take on this case. in the event they were able to discredit edith, restore lives of marsh to madison avenue townhouse, he'd did later fall into the college's of another spiritual later -- spiritual lady. john barrymore the actor, he had an affair with a young woman. john barrymore first came to howe and hummel's attention because they're trying to blackmail him. blackmail was thriving although necessary private part of their practice. and john barrymore really at the age of 17 was already known as kindly desolate wreck of a young man. so they're trying to blackmail him. he cheerfully told them i don't have any character to impugned. so that didn't go so well but they did ask for john barrymore in many later incidences. the anarchist, they didn't act for her directly, but she moved from rochester to new yo

the aerial spraying will target the smith yard marsh, new chicago marsh, and zanker marsh. the goal is to reduce the number of winter salt marsh mosquitoes. they do bite during the daytime. often they will fly more than 20 miles searching for people and animals to bite. >>> a carnival cruise ship will sail out of san francisco in a couple hours from now after docking in the bay area for several days getting repair pairs. the carnival slender will leave pier 70 to be tested for leaks. then it will be taken to long beach. no one was hurt but 4500 crew members and passengers were stranded for three days. >>> 5:07 is the time right now. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic right now. sal. >> all right dave and pam, good morning, to you. traffic is moving along pretty welcoming out to the mccarthur maze and the east shore freeway. also this mornings commute at the bay bridge toll plaza looks good here as you come up to the toll plaza it's pretty light. no problems getting into the city. if you are driving on highway 280 southbound that traffic is moving along well here.

also from marsh creek ready, may there also. berkeley hills, snow mixing on down with these temperatures that are currently in the 30s. if you have pictures, you want to send them in, it's a rain/snow mix. no doubt the snow happening here. winter storm warning in effect through 10:00 tomorrow morning. obviously it is cold out there with plenty of 30s to start. as we head throughout tomorrow, still staying in the 40s for daytime highs. and our chance of rain, it's going to linger for saturday. we're not going to see this cold air and the chance of rain get out of here completely until sunday. that's when we'll actually have sunshine coming back out. that's going to be our saturday and sunday. and even some warming up. plenty of 30s for the south bay and also for the east bay. and that low snow, if you have, you know, a little bit of rain/snow mix, it's because these cold pockets are really dropping down that snow level in isolated areas. so it's going to be quite a morning for you. you may wake up with snow flurries back here in

the marsh theater in tran was putting on a series of travel monologues. and they asked if i'd like to come out in between the acts to read from my books. and i thought about it and i said, you know, actually, no. i would love to come onto the stage. i'd like to do something more theatrical. the director, stephanie wiseman, said you can do that if you can think of something. so i spent a few weeks thinking about it. sat down with friends and artists and other writers and came up with this idea of telling travel stories based on the spin of a giant wheel. >> well, let's begin with that, then. because you invite people up onstage and they spin a wheel, much like the wheel of fortune. what's the point of that? what's the idea behind that concept? >> it's very much the wheel of fortune. it's the sense of how destiny impacts our travels. and the -- sort of the title for the show is "strange travel suggestions." which is taken from a wonderful line from kurt vonnegut's book "cat's cradle" where he says peculiar travel suggestions are dancing lessons from god. th

the targeted areas include the new chicago marsh and zanker marsh.vector control are trying to reduce the amount of mosquitoes. while those mosquitoes have not tested positive for west nile mile, they can bite during the day and travel for miles. >>> -- the point is to allow people to determine if a home that they live or want to buy is on a california fault line. and we've made it easy for you to find that map, just go to ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> ktvu got a close look at the new san francisco international terminal. >> reporter: he rushed into a burning home to save people he didn't even know but then got an expensive bill. find out what happened after he contacted ktvu for help. >>> also as history unfolds in egypt, the renewed interest in the country's history. why more people are visiting the south bay's egyptian museum. >>> east bay transit drivers are refusing to get behind the wheel on one route, why they say they're afraid at 6:00. >>> and and the office of emergency services say as pair of mountain lions was spots yesterday after

. >> my name is vincent marsh, and i served in the landmarks part of the city. it is essential to have qualified people serve on the board. in my present capacity, i serve as the co-share of the presentation consortium. we believe that the candidate does not meet the qualifications of the historian pursuant to the secretary of interior's standards for qualifications. because in san francisco is a certified government, it is important that members of the board meet the specific criteria for the individual positions. we would recommend that you continue your search. there are many good candidates out there. thank you for your time. >> i am here to oppose the nomination. i served on the landmarks board. we were all political appointees. one reason prop j was passed was to give professionalism. we don't believe he has -- he would be a good at-large member. to be on the professional commission, we need to reconsider it. thank you. >> howard wong, i'm an architect and have worked on historic structures. also, with many of my fellow architects and preservation architec

some areas of mission creek and sullivan's marsh, that was on the order of 15 feet. it was significant. everything you see south of market was built after the 1906 earthquake. the longer the time between the 1906 earthquake and the time of construction, the more likely people forgot about all the damage that occurred in 1906. so they were not as sensitive and perhaps cautious as they should be. many of these buildings that we see south of market, while they appear to be in excellent shape and are performing well, have not been either seismically strengthened or had at the subsurface conditions improved, so they are waiting. there could be significant damage during the next major earthquake. >> that reminds me of one of the central questions i wanted to ask you. which is this example relief focuses on the point. that is, what would you recommend for someone who is considering purchasing a building in the way of a consultation with geotechnical engineers such as yourself, just to get a little heads up on what they might be facing in the lifetime of their ownership of t

the camp is located near marsh drive. us caltrans and the chp have made a decision on how they're going to handle the problem. >> this area littered with piles and piles of garbage and debris is where people live in tents and the dirt. there were two people at the camp. one is charles. he says he comes here to help his friend, lori. >> she can't go to the local shelter because of her dogs and she can't walk very far because of her back, so i try to come in the morning and help her walk over to the local park. >> lori would only give me her first name. you can see some of the items here for a couple of weeks. she has been on the street ever since her mother died from cancer five years ago. >> my brother sold the house. >> being made fun of and called names. >> some residents at a nearby mobile home park, the homeless have been stealing things from their property. >> they do have security people that drive around in the evening and check things out, of course they can't catch them all. >> caltrans owns the land where the ca

saw a faraway in the pacific i was a tiny atoll of bikini in the marsh allied doesn't spot the ambition of mankind credible thought it was going will be the graveyard of many ships a ghost a navy man then i go to pigs and white rats awaiting the atomic bomb. i mean maybe a personnel come a shot to carry out that. appeal but the island does hold lived under japanese mandate for twenty years. now to jamie. the united states now wants to turn its great if our in there's something for the benefit of. and that. europe. are the first step not correct. i think it's generally the case that the greater and more durable impacts come from preparation for war rather than combat itself. depends mimes form to support the man who march and say oh. but the mobilization regions still further into the life of the nation actors must bring in the forests and trees must fall for the sawmills wait for long and builders right for lumber states feel the need to be militarily prepared in the modern world that has meant building a military industrial complex building a pollution intensive industry to generate mi

it includes new chicago marsh and zanco marsh. the spray will last about three hours. the goal is to reduce the number of winter salt marsh mosquitoes. while it is not known to transmit west nile virus, they do bite during the day and will fly over 20-miles to find people and animals to bite. >>> in just about an hour from now a carnival cruise ship will sail away from san francisco after docking in the bay for repairs. it is the carnival splendor. it will get tested for leaks out in the bay. there it is right there, sitting there, pretty, majestic. that's the carnival splendor. from there it will sail to long beach and pick up their first payings since an engine fire left the ship and the 4500 people onboard stranded for three days. it made big news all over the country. >> we covered it and there was a dramatic story. >> it is after 5 p.m. in cairo right now. we'll keep covering the mass protests there all morning long to see what's developing. plus, the obama administration's growing frustration against the egyptian government. >>> plus the holdup that prevented the

marsh is going to be soo much brighter than me about the sun some months to freshen the suburb. stars on t.v. don't come. before. we cue leaks latest revelations showing that the u.s. has been snooping on nato its top official in using its leverage to prevent closer ties with russia further questions over the way the alliance works. saving young lives as a bridge to peace thousands of families from arab and middle east countries trying to get over their children's heart condition in is. under way as close to take the second. loss in such as we'll have all the details on that coming up. one pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. let's go straight to those live pictures from the surface of mars well at least the mach one as two cosmonauts are were taking a walk on it and this is part of a unique project that simulating a trip to the red planet you're taking a live picture of that here as they're in the simulated martian surface that's inside the complex that's built for them there it's an eighteen month long program replicating as closely as possible t

the tent city is along highway 4 and marsh drive in concord. cal-trans trimmed brush in the area last week making it visible to drivers. >> they came and said we are giving you two weeks then you have to be out. we were like all right. the next day they came down and cut all the bushes. >> cal-trans says it is state property and trespassing is not allowed. >> we came to know chandra levy's mother. >>> seeing beyond color but only online. what bay area researchers discovered about inter-racial dating. >>> it looks like we do have warmer weather on tap for your saturday. rain arrives on valentine's day. the amounts you should expect as eyewitness news continues. >>> it is like a real ticket but is it? >> i essentially turned myself in when i didn't have to. >> how to protect yourself against the snitch ticket. coming up in minutes. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] not all steel is created equal. not all manufacturing processes are created equal. not all engineering standards are created equal. which is why not all luxury vehicles are created equal. the ha

the marsh five hundred crew prepare for their final walk wash and surface. from our studios in moscow this is r t thanks for joining us now world leaders are calling on libyan authorities to end at the surging violence as anti-government protests continue across the country well libya is a major world oil producer and the rest has cost prices struck it demonstrators and security forces clashed in the capital tripoli with protesters calling for an end to the four thousand one. hundred seven killed and over a thousand injured after a week of abreast with reports of airstrikes by libyan jets on monday rumors spread that the libyan leader had fled the trouble but gadhafi later made a brief and defiant t.v. appearance saying he was still in the country i want to gadhafi sons blamed exiles and outsiders for taking the country to the brink of civil war and he denied that munition was be used against demonstrators. have quit over the use of force.

lines there's not one tire political movement in different countries and different areas in margaret marsh there are different al qaida leaders and of course this no soffit targets lawmaker radicals will take everything they can from their subject well as we see even even a strongman like thing is not able to to. stay in power in case of such wild particle unrest so the only thing as it seems to me is for the oil rich did this these in their world to try to roof or of themselves are they capable of reforming themselves or they are do it hundred percent it's possible it is learn a question of time in our conference and later. they have time and what the only thing we have in this planet is time. three generations meaning around seventy five eighty years and the reason will be more or less normal all better than not thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was give guinea set announced the president of the institute of the middle east and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your sales force right just drop we'll

. >> reporter: he thinks they have been displaced by a local marsh restoration project. >> obviously,do have to go somewhere. i mean, it's not the birds' fault. >> i think it's the dump. i mean, we have seen the flocks of birds circling around the dump for years and years and years. >> reporter: and recently the dump has been using loud noises to get rid of them, a process that requires permits, management says it's complying with all local laws. >> i say let nature take its course. it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: it's illegal to shoot them. >> there is not much we can do about these birds, unfortunately. >> reporter: in san jose, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> well, at least they are not geese. >> yes. >> because geese are worse. >> and out in the middle of it all. >>> it doesn't just keep you in shape. there is evidence yoga can wipe away the side effects of cancer treatments. >>> use it for something new and different with different things. >> more than just an art lesson. how this week's jefferson award winner is teaching kids the importance of building a better future. coming up. >>

are being sent to the troubled country to ensure that foreign workers don't get caught up in the marshes. and the last five hundred who are preparing for their final walk on the bog martian surface before starting their long journey back home the volunteers are halfway through the five hundred twenty day project which they're spending in isolation in a moscow loud retore to test the psychological impact from deep space travel. all be back in about fifteen minutes time with more on those stories but first john joins us from the sports good morning to you so what do you have in store for us this hour well european football comes to freezing mall scope last some more appropriate sports for this weather i saw look you've got all the latest highlights from the kontinental hockey league all that on the way. well welcome to the sport and artsy coming to you live from moscow with lieberman koester about let's head straight to the headlines. called off the bahrain grand prix the sports call because of antigovernment protests in the gulf kingdom. while continental targets to become the first russi

the district serves brentwood, oakland, bethel highland, discovery bay, byron, marsh creek and morgan territory. >>> contra costa county is facing its own grim budget picture this morning. and county administrators say workers are going to see furloughs and layoffs and pay cuts through 2018. while people living in the county will see services diminish. the drop in property values has hit that county hard. state cutbacks have hurt, too. cocoa county has cut a quarter billion from its budget sense the economic downturn. it needs to cut another $50 million next year. the administrator there says the budget troubles will extend through 2018. is. >>> the city of oakland is celebrating the life of a man known as the community dad. a candlelight vigil will be held for barry bingham tonight at his oakland neighborhood. the 64-year-old was the community coordinator for the service employee international union or seiu. he was the first african-american elected to the alameda county school board as well. he was found dead at his home last month making him the city's 12th homicide in january. fam

democracy isn't a marsh it's not recognized at least by the united states and its allies and then the united states has been a huge impediment to democracy in the arab world since its inception since independence so what is its track record. its track record is very negative as many serious american historians admit to themselves throughout the cold war period when the big enemy was communism the united states not just in the middle east but also in south america it was prepared to tolerate tyrants dictators butchers of their people because it's there in cross with the end of the cold war. humanitarianism became one of the ideological pillars except in those countries where it wasn't convenient so we've seen in the middle east in particular. the dictatorship in egypt which appears to be collapsing as we speak which has been there for the last twenty five to thirty years we have seen regimes over twenty years long in the matter of b.m. countries to miss morocco algeria we've seen the toleration of a completely authoritarian brutal monarchy in saudi arabia jordan itself has been reduced

vector control is frying to reduce the number of winter salt marsh mosquitoes.ey are known to bite during the day and fly over 20 miles. >>> marine county's salmon population remains in danger despite a rainy december. biologists who have been watching the fish return would hope there would be a new way for the salmon to reach the area. in 2005, the species was relisted as endangered. >>> he >>> a potential invasion in space tourism went on display in washington, d.c. today. the dragon spacecraft finished a successful spacecraft. space age would like to use that plan to tourists. >>> kind of seems like yesterday's game and today's game defied the warrior's season. yesterday they played great, tonight -- >> might be their worse outing of the year. no discounting the degree of difficult trying to win back to back nights on the road in the nba. the warriors arrived in phoenix. no presence, no energy and no problem for the suns to run them right out of the gym in a big hurry and that includes steve nash right in the middle of it. fueling phoenix, nice move and it'll

vector control is frying to reduce the number of winter salt marsh mosquitoes.ey are known to bite during the day and fly over 20 miles. >>> marine county's salmon population remains in danger despite a rainy december. biologists who have been watching the fish return would hope there would be a new way for the salmon to reach the area. in 2005, the species was relisted as endangered. >>> he never got an nba title but he has had a longer run than anybody else. the coach calling it a career today. >>> a potential invasion in space tourism went on display in washington, d.c. today. the dragon spacecraft finished a successful spacecraft. space age would like to use that plan to tourists. >>> kind of seems like yesterday's game and today's game defied the warrior's season. yesterday they played great, tonight -- >> might be their worse outing of the year. no discounting the degree of difficult trying to win back to back nights on the road in the nba. the warriors arrived in phoenix. no presence, no energy and no problem for the suns to run them right out of the gym

and they do grow in marshes. >> pure salt. that's good. instead of, like... >> instead of a pretzel with yo beer? >> yeah, or french fries... >> you can have a little of-- >> or chips. >> wonderful pickled. >> these are good. >> actually, probably better than a pickle when you pickle them. >> and despite their exotic-looking exterior and names, lest you think ian has to forage around the woods looking for these prized mushrooms, all of them are actually farm-raised and come from his family's farm run by him, his dad john, and stepmom toby. located in moss landing in monterey county, the greenhouses span across more than 60,000 square feet and produce several hundred pounds of mushrooms here each week, all of which is a far cry from what the market for mushrooms started out as in the early 1990s. >> well, when my parents started it 21 years ago, they sold the button mushrooms at farmer'' markets. and that was it. that was all that we really had. but we introduced a few more mushrooms--shiitakes, which are now very common, but at the time wa

special act john marsh is with the state bureau of firearms. his department generates the list. >> the bureau of firearms investigates the most people in that system. >> reporter: each year the bureau investigates more than 1700 people and seizes more than 1200 firearms. >> anywhere from hundreds of guns from a single individual to a single gun but a gun is a gun and it could be used in, you know, in harmful ways. >> reporter: mar southbound one of a handful of state officers who confiscate guns. >> the bureau has 20 agents and that is from the oregon border to san diego. >> reporter: those officers also work many other cases. that means for the list to be effective local police and sheriff's deputies have to help. >> we provide them with the list of people in their are city that are prohibited from owning firearms and then if they have the manpower available they can investigate those people in their city. >> reporter: the bureau says many police departments facing budget cuts can't afford to follow up and there is no uniform policy on what ea

expensive stuff, but this is truly a labour intensive business and from marsh to market a skin will go through more than 30 pairs of hands. >>reporter: you can't sort of...there is no machine where you can throw it in and it comes out looking nice and glazed like that... >>plott-redd: that would be convenient, but no, unfortunately not it is done the old way. >>reporter: that is a big alligator. >>plott-redd: yes. >>reporter: wild alligator hides are larger, rarer and more valuable than farmed but either way the skins top luxury brands demand are hard to find: >>plott-redd: we may have to sort through 10000 skins before we can find 10 really good ones in the size and grade that they want. >>reporter: around 80% of the world's alligator hides come from louisiana...most of it from farms like dane ledet's. like most farmers, he deals mainly in alligators less than 4ft long, driven largely by the demand for watchstraps. but the recession is taking a big bite out of business. >>ledet: at a high we will get like $8.50 per cm. that can drop down to like $3.50 a cm. >>reporter: things are toug

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the tent city is along highway 4 and marsh drive. it was not visible to most drivers until cal tran trimmed brush in the area last week. >> they came and they said we're giving you guys two weeks and then you'll have to be out. next day, they came up and took all the bushes. >> cal tran says it is state property and trespassing is not allowed. >>> well, have you ever run a red light, then turned yourself in? you might have without even knowing it. kit dough explains how some local police departments are using snitch tickets to get drivers who admit fault. >> reporter: aaron chavez got caught by a red light camera, but then claims she got caught by police who tricked her into confessing. >> so you in essence snitch on yourself? >> i did snitch on myself. yes. >> reporter: chavez got this violation notice in the mail from police, because she's the registered owner of the car, with pictures and a badge number, looked like an official ticket. >> i thought it was real. >> reporter: but it's not. it's what people are calling a snitch ticke

but critic believe the marsh would come back better if the development was a lot smaller. and while the 2 side fight it out, clock is ticking. people who want to live in the big wave center. >> i love to be with her all her life but we don't know when we are leaving so we need to have sense of security for her. >>reporter: opponent suggest it would be faster and cheaper to set autopsy group home in some of the mobile homes for sale next door as we showed you but big wave supporters say they want to build a whole community not just housing. we have link to both sides of this issue at abc 7 news.com under see it on tv. speaking of something available on line. are you living near an earthquake fault for the first time precise maps of california fault line are now available on the internet and you can enter your address to find out. previously these maps were only available on paper or on a disk blythe or not. today the california geological survey posted 547 maps on line. they include these maps hayward fault running right along the berkeley and oakland hills. so you can get

they serve discovery bay, byron, marsh creek and morgan territory.ntime, the bay area's biggest city will get a new police chief probably today, but some people don't like who is going to take over. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose with the controversy surrounding chris moore. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. this is controversial because there are some here in san jose who do not believe that acting police chief chris moore can improve the relations between minorities and sjpd. as a matter of fact, some activists demanded that when city council meets later today that they also consider oakland police chief anthony batts. major chuck reed said that won't happen. there's a process for selecting a new police chief, a process the city manager followed. what will happen later this morning at 9:30 is the city manager will present more to the city council in a closed session. during this time members have a chance to question moore and to vote yea or nay on his approval. moore is a highly-educated 29-year veteran of the forc

in white marsh. >> there's a lot of talk in washington, gofs, about health -- governors, about the health care reform and impact. i want to ask you. at a practical level as this law is implemented, what is the impact at the state level of the health care reform law? governor o'malley? >> well, over the next 10 years we see us being able to avoid some $850 million in costs that we'd otherwise incur. but the bigger hope, the great opportunity from health care reform is that we'll finally get one of the most out of control and fastest escalating costs off the backs of our small businesses, our medium size businesses, all businesses. every year for the last 10, 15 years our businesses have been sending another 17%, 15%, 20% for health care coverage. and those are dollars that they cannot invest in their plant that they cannot invest in creating jobs, that they cannot invest in marketing their products abroad. so we believe there are going to be states that really embrace this and are at the forefront of implementing it. and we believe the states that do that will become far more attractive to

oil spill is being caused in large part by the sed maintenance-steave starved marsh lands of the mississippi delta. so there are projects that are designed and close to permitting that we can move forward with as soon as we get the funding to do it. >> we deal with the word wildlife a lot. and sometimes it becomes bureaucratic here in washington. specifically as a rancher and someone whose seen all of our landscapes, is there a particular speeshes you've taken interest in in your life and made sure you want to make sure it stays safe and healthy and thrives? is there a particular wildlife that's drawn you in personally in your career in life? >> the grizzly bear. it's such an iconic speeshes, and i hate to think that the grizzly bear and other kinds of speeshes will not walk the -- this planet, this earth so that our children or grandchildren can see it. so there's lots of debate always about the endangered speeshes act and what it does. but there's also tremendous successes. whether it's the hooping crane on the south river or whether it's the endangered fish on the colorado river or the gr

gates so to speak of the mississippi river that's been channelized to allow sediment into the gulf marsh lands? >> we have identified a list of projects, several billion dollars of projects, some of which relate to the diversion structures off the mississippi river because essentially the continued dead dre gages of the delta there long before the bp oil spill is caused by the sediments starved marsh lands of the mississippi river delta. there are projects designed close to permits to move forward with as soon as we get the funding to be able to do it. >> i wanted to ask you a few personal questions. we deal with the word wildlife a lot and it becomes bureaucratic here in washington. specially as a rancher, is there a particular animal species taking a great interest in your life that you wanted to make sure it stays saved and healthy and strives? is there a type of wildlife that's personal to you in your career? >> the grizzly bear. you know, the grizzly bear is such an iconic species, and i hate to think the grizzly bear of other species will not walk this planet, this earth so that ou

which was there long before the bp oil spill is being caused in large part by the sediment-starved marsh lands of the mississippi delta and so there are projects, frankly, which have been designed and that we could move forward with as soon as we get the funding to be able to do it. >> we deal with the word "wildlife" a lot and sometimes it becomes bureaucratic here in washington. specifically as a rancher and somebody who has seen all our treasured landscapes is there a particular animal species taken a great interest in your life that you've wanted to make sure that it stays saved or stays healthy and thrives? is there a particular type of wildlife that's thrown you personally in life. >> the grizzly bear, the grizzly bear is such an iconic species and i hate to think that the grizzly bear or other kinds of species will not walk this planet, this earth where our children and grandchildren can see it. there's lots of debate always about the endangered species act and what it does. but there's also tremendous successes whether it's the hooping crane on the south platte river or whether i

>> there are a lot of things about health care reform and the new green motor being built at white marsh. there is a lot of talk about health care reform and about the impact of the legislation that was passed in the congress and was signed into law. i'm going to ask you, at a practical level, what is the impact at the state level of the health care reform law? governor o'malley, i'll start with you. >> over the next 10 years we will avoid $850 million in costs that we would otherwise incur, but the bigger hope, the great opportunity from health care reform that we will finally get one of the most out of control and fastest escalating costs off our businesses. i mean, every year for the last 10, 15 years, our businesses have been sending another 17%, 15%, 20% for health care coverage. and those are dollars that they cannot invest in their plant, that they cannot invest in creating jobs, that they cannot invest in marketing their products abroad. there will be states that really embrace this and forefront of implementing it. and the states that do that will become far more attractive to a

. >> marsh is one of a hand whofl confiscate gun autos bureau has 20 agents from the oregon border to san diego. >> those officers also work many other cases and that means for list to be effective local police are to help. >> we provide twhem a list of people in the city that are prohibited from owning firearms then if they have man power available then they can investigate those people. and their story city. >> the bureau says many police departments can't afford to follow up z there is no uniform policy on what each department does with the list. we checked with several cities. oakland police used apps mer than two years there are a lot of names on the list it was in the 400 range for oakland. >> an under cover officer gets information then gives to it patrol officers to follow up. >> we found drugs and large amounts of cash. >> san jose police use as a reverence tool. and menlo park does not subscribe. east palo alto and redwood city told us they'd not subscribe skribed but would now that we've asked them about it i tell other agencies if you're not using that less it's a great re

southbound 101 now approaching marsh, just getting word of an accident there. 280 is probably a muchy in effect. actually still high wind advisory for the carquinez bridge and the richmond/san rafael bridge, as well. in the south bay, still some slick spots out there but so far, so good out of downtown san jose. that is your traffic, for your forecast here's lawrence. >> all right, boy, fierce storm making its way through the bay area early on now headed up in the sierra nevada. check out the tahoe area, whoo! that's whipping through up there, folks. dangerous conditions traveling up in that area. in the bay area, we have had the showers and heavy rainfall early on. that cold front now sliding on by. behind that we have a lot of cold air, the prospects a possibility of some snowflakes outside. going to say this way through tomorrow, dry on sunday. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60

washington about health care reform -- >> and the new green motor that's being built by gm at white marshre's a lot of talk in many washington about the health care legislation that was passed in the congress, of course, signed into law. but i want to ask you at a practical level as this law is implemented, what is the impact at the state level of the health care reform law? i know, governor o'malley, i want to start with you. >> well, over the next ten years we see us being able to avoid some $350 million -- $850 million in costs that we'd otherwise incur. but the bigger, the bigger hope, the great opportunity from if health care reform is that we'll finally get one of the most out-of-control and fastest-escalating costs off of the backs of our small businesses, our medium-sized businesses, all businesses. i mean, every year for the last 10, 15 years our businesses have been sending another 17%, 15%, 20% for health care coverage. and those are dollars that they cannot invest in their plant, that they cannot invest in creating jobs, that they cannot invest in marketing their products abro

last night, the bus took in a marsh shots there were five people on board but none were hit by gunfireperson was injured by shattered glass. no suspects yet. >> darya: a poll on san jose's budget problems says people are willing to it to consider taxes. the look that 900 people over the past month. the poll finds the residents still favor things like cuts in employee compensation or raising taxes. some are warming up to the idea of new tax measures. city council has yet to make a move to pursue new tax measure. san jose is facing $110 million budget shortfall. >> james: san francisco residents will see the qualities and a new police chief. one of the three meetings that will be held tonight. the police commission hopes to present and lee with three candidates for the job by mid march. tonight's meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. on 45th avenue >> darya:. some 40 7:00 a.m., let's take alive look at san francisco. lots of sunshine. just a bit chillier out there this morning. we will be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and ro

marsh and her husband, chuck, live in williamson county, tennessee. join me in welcoming me and exceptionally from the great state of tennessee, representative marsha blackburn. [applause] >> all right. i tell you what, we do love this conservative crowd. i love it. cpac is one of my favorite events of the year. you all come here with a lot of thoughts. you turn them into actions. you take principles. you apply them to policy. to energize us. you stand up and say let's take a stance on some of these issues and turn the clock back to some of our conservative values. and i've got a specific issue that we need to have you take a stand on today. this is one that you can help us with. we must act now. now, to completely turn back the federal communications commission regulation of the internet. [applause] >> if we do not, we will have failed to check the single largest unilateral imposition of executive authority in a generation. if the american experiment is to succeed in a hyper connected century, and conservatives cannot fail to defend true internet fre

some rain-snow mix right now happening across north gate road and also marsh creek road. some of that snow mixed in may not be hitting the surface but if you head outside there's a chance you may see something in the way of a flury. panoramic highway, a cold bitter blast. sierra under a winter storm warning until noon tomorrow with when all is said and done about six feet of snow. so tonight not the best night to be traveling up there. but as we head throughout saturday afternoon and evening and also into sunday we'll gradually get a break with temperatures. cold and in the pose. for president's day on monday, we actually have some sunshine and some dry weather expected. it's cold out there probably didn't need me to tell you that tonight with plenty of mid-40s in the south bay and the east bay as a lot of people outside with the gloves, scarves, hats, heavy jackets. keep that arsenal handy because as we head into tomorrow it will stay cold. my best day for traveling at least hit with comes to being safe is sunday. timing may not work out four but that's when it comes to