the patron was left there until i instructed not security to take care of them. when security was predominantly inside and i watched patrons walk 15 or 20 feet to one of the garage doors, so giving you an idea of what we are talking about. crowd control is really an issue, so this is about quality of life. >> what has changed? is it that just now othey are changing the music now? what has changed? us this has been an issue for a long term. -- this has been an issue for a long time. they were cited last year on february 7. there has been lots of notices going out. we have not gotten a lot of responses back. with lack of response, you are not sure if they did or did not. that is a valid question. this has been an issue a long time, and neighbors have reached the breaking point. >> two other commissioners have questions? i was going to ask a question, but i can wait. >> i think it would pabe really valuable to listen to the neighbors discuss it etc. >> thank you. i need all the guidance i can get. have you had the occasion to take any sound test spars there. >> the

more jfk tapes not heard until now. tonight, the conversation on air force one as the president's body was flown home after that awful day in dallas. and disappearing act. here's the picture a year ago. here's the picture now. it's been a january for the record books. we know we're tempting fate, but why is this happening? "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening and for the good people in florida, it's all over tonight, at least until the general election. mitt romney becomes the first republican to win more than one contest in this wild gop political season thus far. nbc news declared romney the projected winner at 8:00 eastern time tonight with a convincing margin over newt gingrich. santorum third, ron paul fourth, notably, fboth of those last tw candidates have already moved on to nevada, site of the next contest. but tonight, the most valuable of the biggest swing contests gave a big boost to mitt romney who now can declare front-runner status. our reporters are cof

the wind was not a done deal until the last few seconds until the end. -- the win was not a done deal until the last few seconds of the game. >> this is pure drama. >> always come down to one or two plays in this game. if you bake it come you are celebrating. if you do not come you do not sleep for a week. >> eli manning received his second super bowl ring, the third in his family. >> great football game. we're really proud. >> earlier this spending touch by the wide receiver, 2 feet barely inbound. >> the ball touched my hand. that is when i froze my feet. >> madonna's halftime show was a hit. her sidekick, mia, offered a hand gesture the network did not catch. the apologize and called it inappropriate and disappointing. giant fans are anything but. >> even though the patriots did not win, they played a good game. that is part of what made it so exciting. one commentator said they should play together all the time. >> that was quite a game. still ahead on 11 news at noon, we will talk live to see what the stars of the hit series "smash" will tell us what we can expect from the new hi

on saturday until tuesday morning. for >> first, i want to tell you one thing, they have wasted no time. he ceded vehicles coming down into the construction area, just past the toll plaza. those flashing lights, that is where they will move the roadway to the left and then, they will cut out a section which will allow them to continue the construction which will eventually allow them to open the bridge again next year. here is the key number for you to remember. here is what happened a little bit earlier. it was a little before 8:00 p.m. when the last vehicle came on to the freeway. it was quickly followed by a number of construction vehicles. believe it or not, the number to remember is 12. in 12 minutes to read it was shut down the bridge with all of the traffic gone in 12 minutes. a caltrans a spokesperson says the >> what we are doing right now, we were able to put a lot of this and detour in place. we have to grind everything flat. >> we are back live at the bay bridge toll plaza. you're looking at the westbound l

commissioner perez: you are saying until 4:00? commissioner cavellini: if you need food coming out ofcertain establishments that close at 2:00, it seems you could get out of there by 3:00. but it could go until 4:00. vice chair joseph: do you accept it or not? commissioner perez: i do not commissioner hyde: can i make a friendly amendment? cleaning the sidewalks, can we say 50 feet from the boundaries of the lot? vice chair joseph: do you accept that friendly amendment? commissioner perez: i do. vice chair joseph: are you the second? you except it, obviously. -- accept it, obviously. >> just to be clear, you are also including supervisor mar's recommendations? ice chair joseph: yes, minuses hours of operation, obviously. ---his hours of operation, obviously. there are police conditions at they keep the streets clean. commissioner hyde: did heay second guard on saturdays and before holidays? the chaijose applicants said they were going to do that on their ow aryo clear now?tion. is everybody clear? ok. call the roll. commissioner p

until late tomorrow. look at the temperatures to the south that will be coming right for washington. right now we are still under a high wind watch for tomorrow. right now here are the winds. they really are now much of anything from the south east. nor will they be until we get into tomorrow afternoon. that is what wins will be coming out. but that hourly temperatures. i think some spots tomorrow will be into the mid 70's. tomorrow will be the warmest day we have had this winter. but there is also some big changes coming up along with the big winds. i will tell you all about it in a few minutes. >> for the first time, we are hearing from one of the jurors from the uva murder trial. he is talking about the decision to convict george huguely of second-degree murder. >> i really think justice was served. i am very proud of what the jury did as well as the actions of my fellow jurors. i was not afraid to look at george and look at him. i think that is because i was confident that what we did was right. >> he

next system wouldn't be until late sunday or monday. that is a northwest breeze. 50s or very low 60s. here is sal. >>> good morning, steve. right now traffic is doing well. but chp says weather is to blame for this overnight crash. the driver lost control and taking out a metering light. the driver was the only person in the car. no one was hurt. the chp is also investigating another accident near the san leandro and hayward board. it happened just after 2:30 on southbound 238 right by the 880 junction. the driver of the car tells us he slammed into the side of is a big rig to avoid an accident. the driver of either car or vehicle was not seriously injured. this is a look at westbound 92 the san mateo ridge bridge-- the san mateo bridge. traffic looks good. and also looking at traffic on the nearby 880 freeway that looks good. >>> we will find out today whether this weekends planned closure of the bay bridge will actually happen. ktvu claudine wong is at the toll plaza this morning where she tells us weather is the deciding factor. >> t

they have the watch in effect until 8:00 tonight.est of us, clearing skies, at least partly cloudy skies, snow affect, lake effect snow beginning here. garrett several inches of snow tonight and throughout the day on saturday. windy and cooler, that's main forecast, for the next couple of days. mainly sunny skies all weekend. temperatures back closer to normal. on the bay tonight, a gail warning, winds as high as 40- 45, knots in the bay, windy tomorrow as well. bay temperature 42. a mainly sunny day. clearing, windy overnight tonight. gusts 35. 3 by morning. 50 degrees tomorrow. you can say cooler, it's not going to be that much cooler but drier and very windy day all day long saturday. >>> still to come tonight, one of maryland's large e universities loses its president. president. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks

saturday, when we open from 11:00 until 2:00. >> there is a policy. when you have neighbors you are supposed to be a good neighbor, and there is a policy. do you know about that? >> i do not. when the expected was coming over, we agreed. we said, we have a sound and i do my best according to his suggestions. >> what i want to say is you have a permit. a permit is issued by this commission, and the permits today in the year 2012 has requirements that you have to follow in order to get your permit, and the good neighbor policy says you have to keep your doors closed, you have to sweep your streets. you have to have a phone number available for your neighbors to call. it is a condition. it will become a condition of your permit. you cannot try to follow it. you must follow it every night. whatever time you are open, you have to follow all the conditions. if you do not follow the conditions, you will be in violation of your permit. if you violate your permit, we will give you a citation. if you get enough science, we can suspend your permit, so you have t

friday and remain closed until 5 a.m. tuesday morning.losure will allow crews to realign the traffic lanes leading from the toll plaza to the bridge, as part of the larger project to construct a new self-anchored east bay to yerba buena island. >> it would have taken upwards of an hour if it was a typical friday night. however, with motorists' cooperating in using alternates. >>isabel: :this is a complete live look. and we will keep you updated we will start with craig. he is on the oakland 580. the new eastern spain. good morning, craig? eastern-span. >> craig they appeared to be with 100 from caltran working you can see the activities. to get a sense of the freeway. the off ramp eastbound. however the entire area otherwise is shut down. westbound is shut since 8:00 p.m. last night. the workers showing a better idea of what they are dealing. this is looking west. as if you are have a hovering west. this detour will be moving the west to the south. with two-tenths. of 1 mi. and cutting out the old sections of the bridge. so the eastern sp

they cannot be filled until the interview and it passed by -- until they are approved by the mayor's budget. but we will be filling positions in the engineering department this year, and then we are adding it next year. so we do have the right to come back for a supplemental in january if we want to, or we can put -- we can add money to the budget and ask for more decisions if you think we're being too conservative on the estimates of the revenue, but it has to balance. if we add more engineers, we will have to add more revenue. and commissione commissioner murphy: what would be the backup plan if we get a jump in permits? >> we have added temporary salaries, and that is where we would bring in temporary people. we have added quite a lot into temporary salaries. rather than premium full-time positions, so if the economy does skip again, we can lead the temperatures go and keep permanent staff. that is the problem we had before, we had so many permanent staff, that we had to let permanent staff go. our last inspector off the list is coming back on monday from all of the people we have

runs every night until 8:00. goes until monday. best of all, for homeowners, it's free. reporting live at the cal palace, christie smith. back to you. >> thank you very much. now, to the other side of the coin. the better news on the job market. scott mcgrew continues coverage. more happy americans back to work. >> yeah. nearly a quarter million. this is best number we have seen in years. the labor department said this morning the american economy added 243,000 jobs in the month of january. that number far exceeds expectations. by a factor of 4, 5, maybe 6. this is the second month in a row we've seen that kind of growth in this pushes the unemployment rate down to 8.3%. that makes everyone in america happy. well, almost everyone. >> while there are flickers of hope in our recovery, certainly they're welcome. but the american people were promised by the president unemployment would not exceed 8%. here we are 36 straight months of unemployment over 8%. >> reaction to the number with the bad news behind the january jobs report. you expect president obama to be more positiv

your calendarok shows a proposal for continuance until march 1, 2012.it is my understanding there is a request for indefinite continuance. item #2 is a menace to the planningç code, adding to a new section to establish the art and design special use district at 11118 street. and demanding their relevant map associated with that. the item is proposed for continuance until april 5, 2012. item #3 is 89 palgrave ave. proposedç for a continuance unl march 22, 2012. further on your calendar, i believe that commissioner moore would like to consider continuance on items 15 and 16. uses,, buildingq area, ratio, parking and compliance in specified used tem number 16 is a zoning map amendments for the washington- broadway special use district. çspecial districts for sign elimination and for district streets. i mention this to president miguel. it is his desire the commission here the islands -- hear the items and consider continuance after you hear the items. further on your calendar, item number 17, 721 beach street. both sides on this case are requesting or a

i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that chose it doesn't move its exposed nest to a nearby accommodation. overhead, two migrating birds circle the sufficiency of its nesting place and trade gestures. a woman says to her neighbor, i wonder, did you see a storm come by? no, nor a bulldozer, and yet the cypress is in pieces. and someone passing the debris says, maybe it got bored from neglect or worn out by time, for it's as long as a giraffe and as meaningly as a d

forcasters say it may not stop until tomorrow. a warning from the northeast forcing school closures. you see the live pictures of the snow on the ground the roads covered with snow. >>> check out that, a lot of snow, 18 to possibly 30 inches of snow with 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. drifting a possibility if you have been to denver you know the new airport is not near the city it is in the high plains it is going to have gusts up to 40 miles per hour, five flights bound for san francisco, sfo out of denver cancelled, four, five flights from san francisco to denver cancelled. make sure you follow our flight tracker on abc7news.com it is at the bottom. you can also follow me on twitter i posted that 10 minutes ago on twitter. summer-like there, i should say winter like there spring like here. nice when we can have high pressure, shine and no spare the air days. 38 santa rosa right now with about a quarter mile visibility, 35 napa, cooler in fairfield 31 mid to upper 30s concord livermore antioch redwood city mountain view and los g

until these appointments -- until he's recent appointments the a commendation that seems to have been reached between the president and the senate was that the president could make intra-session appointments if the senate was out of adjournment for an extended period. the snts had not been in session for ten days. the obama recess appointments were made when the senate had not been -- had been in an intra-session recess for only three days. the senate had said up a series of pro forma sessions, one every three days that lasted for only a few seconds. the purpose of the sessions was to make it impossible for the president to make a recess appointment while the senate was out of session for as many as ten days. the democratic senate had adopted the same strategy against president george w. bush, and it worked. he did not challenge it. but president obama has challenged this idea. a memorandum by the justice department as office of legal council said the pro forma sessions were shams and may not be used to narrow the number of days that the senate was out of session. you'll hear a lot ab

locally and south of town, dense fog advisor until 8:00 a.m. visibility down 2 1/4 mile or less in the gray areas. a sprinkle from leesburg stretching towards poolesville montgomery county, moving southeast. that's dissipating. temperatures around 40 degrees. sunshine and mostly sunny skies for the majority of the day. low to mid 50's, however you will notice gusty wind later on today. in excess of 20 miles an hour at times. pleasant on saturday. looks more likely we will see in a little snowfall on sunday. it could be a little to no impact and it could be a high impact. we don't yet know. >> we will keep an eye on that. 395 notes found in the hov lanes to access the lot. -- northbound 395. the blaze began at king street. back to you. >> thank you. fol-- delays begin at king street. >> in the 6100 block of the heart attack grill there's been a house fire. john gonzalez joining us now. >> two children in the hospital. fire officials tell us it started before 2:00 this morning. when they arrived they found a family outside but a two little girls

accumulation really isn't until overnight hours tomorrow.ere's a one to three and that doesn't include eastern parts of the shore. higher amounts the farther southwest you go. the storm comes here and then monday, back up in the upper 40s. this is not lasting long. the forecast on the waters, small advisory in effect until tomorrow night as winds pick up as the storm approaches. it changes to all snow. this storm goes farther to the south and may not see anything out of this. it goes a little farther to the north, maybe an inch or two more, but not a huge storm. out on monday and back on 50s in the middle part of the week. andrea? >> okay, we'll be prepared. thanks, bern. >>> up next in sports, apparently spring training for the orioles in florida. birds off and more. ,,,,,,,,,,,, mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, v

which they haven't seen yet they're also calling on workers for massive strikes to go on indefinitely until the military council steps down but a lot of the parties that have made it into the parliament. during the recent elections are actually not supporting the strike primarily or we should know it's the muslim brotherhood who are saying that these are the does these calls for a massive strike are actually destructive to the country because that will only judge egypt into further poverty and disarray also the religious leaders in the country are not supporting the strike as well but students the young people who work behind it this really so well with the workers who wanted to see some real differences they are saying that things must be changed immediately more on why it's absence are going to strike here's my colleague mary snow. around a thousand killed at least six thousand injured and even more still missing egypt's people have made plans to leave in a new country but despite all the sacrifices the shadow of the old regime still lose launch during mubarak thirty years of mubarak's ru

i think we are at the stage where, until we have a local hiring policy and the dda -- until it is in the dda, we're going to ask this day in committee. we are ready. we love boats. we are excited about the race. but opportunity does not just a trickle down without having equity components. when it comes to jobs, the community local hiring policy is the ultimate a "tool. i have got a son. he is 4 months old. i am looking forward to the time when i can walk with him and look and say this is the legacy. we all come together to do the right thing to enforce and put into the dda the local hiring policy. we have prevailing wage. we have a partnership between community and labor to do that. hopefully with the authority, we can get the language we want, the community labor agreement, which would be truly historic. moreover, i am really taken by this idea that from the beginning, december 31, 2010, america's cup said they would comply with mandatory local hiring programs pursuant to chapter 6.22. i have a copy here for the board and everyone who wants that reminder. thank you. chairperson chu

the lights may be on until 8:00 or maybe 9:00 or 10:00, sometimes he doesn't come home for dinner until after midnight. it's not very far for a man to commute, but in terms of his responsibilities, there is a great distance from here to there. i recall being up here as lyndon brought in his latest acquisition for her old book collection and lucy emerged from the kitchen with a pan of brownies she had made, and at the same time knowing that lyndon was down there only a few yards away. but the tenses nights of all are the lights on in the cabinet room and the television vans on executive avenue, perhaps it was the crisis, middle east in june '67, but sooner or later the lights will go out and then in a few moments i will hear an eager voice down the hall call out, where's bird. and then i know he's home, really home. like the living room and any american home, this room has its personal touches. book shelves that reflect the individual interests of a family, old and treasured friends. one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to paintings. f

and so on up until the modern era but the barry goldwater conservatism in arguably the william buckley william if i interviewed buckle. back when he was alive for a book i wrote a number of years ago and have. without going into all that. they seem to hold to an ideal almost an idealized world and it seemed. the hierarchy was important i mean you know kirk's the first chapter of the conservative mind is devoted to burke and burke's whole thing as you point out was it was hierarchy. but there was utopianism that there was associated with the goldwater movement the drew in people like like hillary clinton and me when we were teenagers i was thirteen and you know when i went door to door my dad for barry goldwater and that seems eight to have been largely lost and corrupt you know if there's any little piece of it left it might be in the ron paul movement by modern conservatives have they modern conservatives seem to be not about the elegant discussion but rather the defense of billionaires and transnational corporations am i misunderstanding the sore is. has there been some sort of a tra

he delays receiving the payment until 70. you will then be able to get your retirement benefit and the spousal benefit at a reduced amount. you're only 62, not 66 which is your full retirement age. that reduced amount will be the highest amount you can get at the age of 62 from social security. they will take both of those. your husband should definitely try to wait until 70 if he can. every year after 66 he gets an 8% increase in the social security benefit. that's a real benefit to your overall household income. >> hold on if you can. lauren is on skype with a question from north carolina. what's your question? >> we have just received our tax return for $10,500. we owe $2,200 in student loans. we have two credit card, one for $5, 900 at 12.5% interest and one at 17.9% interest. we only have about $1,000 in our savings account. what's the best way to divide up our tax money? >> good question. a lot of people have it this time of year. >> clearly you are aware the $1,000 in savings isn't enough. pay off both credit cards. do

that is in effect until 4:00 a.m. here is craig skalar is out there this morning taking a look at the waves. are they getting bigger? >> yes. has said that schools could hit 13-16 ft.. 18 ft. near other local beaches. here at the pier, it is one of those places where it is definitely risky. people need to be careful if they are heading out in a boat today. i can tell you from personal experience, the waves are really high. it is pretty dramatic. >>darya: and james, we have a fall, but a warm up on the way? >>james: the areas in blue or what we're concerned about. the entire bay area coast line is affected. we could see 18 ft. waves crashing into the beach. the fog is the other story. it is bad in the north bay, the delta and some portions of the east bay. the colors correlates a half mile visibility and orange and a quarter of a mile visibility in the red. it is near zero in some spots. the dense fog it buys three is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. we are looking for these and afternoon temperatures. it will feel like spri

until the word was "go."americans who answered the president's call, these astronauts dedicated themselves to study, training and physical conditioning. with alan shepard learning about weightlessness and gus grissom with the space gravity as wally schirra masters manual spacecraft control. three years of engineering skill and scientific experimentation have gone into this historic atlas launching. its component parts have come from countless sources, devitzed and fabricated by many thousands of technicians in hundreds of united states cities. and this, the motive power, carefully raised to position on its gantry. this, the atlas. with power to develop 360,000 pounds of thrust, with capability to swiftly lift the spacecraft and its passenger as high as 160 miles and inject into orbit at 17,500 miles an hour. and now the word is "go" as the spacecraft is lifted into its position atop the atlas. this spacecraft, six feet across at its widest heat shield end, ten feet tall, built to withstand heat shield tempera

. >>> stomach flu outbreak forcing officials at a san francisco high school to cancel classes until monday the virus has made at least 350 students sick teachers as well. >>> good morning february 2nd. it is going to be a very spring-like day. a little fog for the morning commute. >>> rainbow there. live shot of the bay bridge roadwork scheduled heading to the bay bridge i'll have details should be there until 5:00 this morning. >>> good morning. 4:30. thank you for joining us. we were trying to show you the live picture from pennsylvania where punxsutawney phil that famous groundhog prognosticator has made his ruling. we'll have six more weeks of winter. i think mike shouldway in. >> this is groundhog day. this is groundhog day. i'm eric thomas. this morning cal osha is investigating how a man got trapped in a trend. for more than three hours last night. rescuers pulled him out alive. alan wang reports. >> reporter: after more than three hours of constant digging crews pull the man from the collapsed trench that almost became his grave. >> the danger you have the weight of this dirt, the

that would be until 9:00 a.m.. take a look at what it has done to the south down ride which is backed up out of the south bay into milipitas. there is another hot spot on the peninsula and daly city. a car fire in the southbound direction. if you need to get to sfo by way of 3d pick an alternate route or give yourself an extra half an hour-45 minutes. >>james: this was the beautiful sunrise through san francisco. clear skies and colder temperatures in the north bay. >>darya: a developing story in san joaquin valley as the search continues for human remains connected to convicted murderers known as the speed freak killers. investigators reached the bottom of the first well that they were digging and on this property in linden. they have a second well to search. >> a year or so ago there was a strong possibility that her crime was committed to phillip gurrido. her mother has to go through this every couple of years. one would hope that this would bring some kind of closure to sharon and her family said that they can

this morning, light rain and wind until noon. this afternoon, a chance of scattered showers with highs anywhere from 51-57. this evening, things will remain cloudy but we will have a gradual drying and a much drier tomorrow morning. let's take a look at what we are expecting with the rain this morning. we have quite a bit of rain to the north. all this is still expected to track across our area throughout the course of the day. future cast 4 is showing as, at 6:00 a.m., the chance of east bay and south bay scattered showers. by adm, scattered showers over the southern portion of the peninsula. we're going to hold on to scattered showers even beyond lunch. the bulk of the rain came through overnight. that is all headed to this year. stagehands of rain for the north bay on valentine's day evening and yes, there is the possibility of rain is coming evening. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots. despite the wet air the gusty conditions, there are no wind advisories and no real problems to report for you drive around the bay. o

the president replied to that by saying i'm going to delay this until after the election. it is the president who made this a political football when he said he was going to put his election year politics ahead of the betts interest of this nation and this pipeline. so that is what put us in this predicament. and we're not going to go back to the politics that's being played within the white house right now. so this is the best mechanism, the means forward. if says we're going to take all the work product that the state department said was sufficient, we'd carve out that 30 mile or maybe 40 mile, maybe 50 mile jog in the state of nebraska and let that proceed but start on what's already been done. so let's get on with it. let's put the politics aside. the president left us no choice but to work around the presidential decision making here because we already know that he's not going to make the decision until after the election. and, by the way, this pipeline has contracts to the refineries that have to be met and the only way to accomplish that would be to start constructi

what are your options if someone does wait until the last-minute sh. >> if you wait until just this morning, you can call us and we can make delivery for you. if grow wait until this afternoon, you -- if you wait until this afternoon you are best off to pick something up but we have a wide array of roses and beautiful spring blooms and we have happy balloons that make people smile and we have chocolates and we will figure it out we will help you out. >> reporter: and what time do you get started with deliveries? >> they will start hitting the roads about 8:30 with the first one to show up at pool's doorsteps and businesses shortly after that. we will go all day takes a long time to make all the delivers. >> reporter: do you see a lot of last-minute people? >> okay being my word, yes. -- oh, my word, yes. and it's not people forgot it's valentine's day but they have gotten busy. they put it on the back burner and i will do it tomorrow and then valentine's day is here and we are prepared for that. we are used to it but it's funny at 5 there is a stream of guys coming in here. >> reporter: all

until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i found this place. the first time i found this was on the 27th day of a back pack and i got up to this spot and i took my hat off and i stuck my head in the crack, which is something that i do frequently out there, because i know every once in a while you're going it see something back inside one of these cracks. and back in this crack there was a basket about 1500 years old that had been turned upside down so it wouldn't collect anything and it was way back down in the crack so that no light or wind would touch it. and it was in perfect condition. you could put it on your kitchen table. you could put apples in it

until to do the kind of deal they did to try to keep the company alive because i think that that was the goal of course dion ablow and his consider larry ferber to keep the company alive they had to have a go to person or a go to for somebody to help them through this process and those kinds of connections through long term relationships i suspect that when we find out who benefited from this situation we're going to find somebody very close to course signed or to the goldman sachs ok we'll have to have you back on that time though thanks so much for being on the casa report francine mckenna thank you all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacy herbert i guess francine mckenna if you want to send me an e-mail please do so a kaiser reported or t t v dot ru until next time x. has are saying by all. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur

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i think most of us will not see anything until thursday. sunny and mild wednesday. then rain becomes more likely thursday at least some showers moving in and that will get us back cooler. and then the weekend. what's going to happen sunday? some of the models are suggesting a possible coastal storm in february and coastal storms, that means return to winter. also possible that storm slides south and east of us and leaves us alone. so going to watch it. just want to let you know it's a possibility. not etched in stone. see the moisture we are looking at. most of us has not reached the ground. west of the mountains is where we see rain and snow across parts of ohio and that's reaching the ground and these amounts are still fairly light and as you look closer in we have a little batch that passed through southern maryland and up toward our north and west and a live doppler hd, finding a few echos through martinsburg and down between cambridge and oxford over toward salisbury. we are looking pretty good and temps into the low 50s. manassas at 52. tap-ic 52. it's been th

soul train train until 2016. he was 75. >>> water is back on for the people in the 300 block of oakland, macarthur boulevard. a rain broke last night that disrupted service to several customers. crews replaced a four-foot long section of pipe to stop the water. >>> caltrans crews are scheduled to start pouring if cement. ork on the -- work on the devil side tunnel has been patchy fogging if on sense smm -- patchy nothing. >>> turning to another big caltrans project. the agency is starting to focus on how it will get rid of the old eastern span of the been wants the new span opens. engineers say it will probably take at least three years to bring down the old bridge. that's because it would not be glad for the environment and take the easy way out and blow it up. workers will have to build a trussle in the way. next to the old icon. >> keen your eyes on the road. don't mind that hanging beam that's 100 feet offer to your right. >> the entire removal project is expected to cost $244 million. >>> san francisco mayor

they did not dominate the sport until about seven minutes left. the rivals in for the winner. they beat florida tonight home in florida, 2-1 the final period if you call phil nicholson a front-runner, he will thank you. the last time he led the tournament, he went on to win the tournament. they did not budge from the lead today. it was 16, a long putt for birdie and he nailed it. nichols and equally adept with the offense today, this was on an approach. when you can get the ball in to, the eagle has landed. the official terminology for the play, nicholson in first. you know your golf terminology. >> kerplunk is an official spores term. >> the seven-day has a little bit of snow, it is a 60% chance in the afternoon. there is still a 40% chance that this store misses us. that is why you need to watch john tomorrow and saturday. sunshine and 51, if it gets here, sunday afternoon. it got to the tonight show is next. see you tomorrow everybody. see you tomorrow everybody. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have

the critical time for the snow potential is from 4:00 until 9:00. just in time for the everyoning commute. here's a look at the future cast. we start this tomorrow morning, cloudy conditions. the blue, that is the light snow out in the mountains. the blue comes in closer from the west by wednesday afternoon. leesburg, gaithersburg, frederick, even manassas. you could see some light snow developing. this snow does come into the district area, potentially by the evening hour at 7:00. you see points south and east, we see the green. that is the light rain. also mix as well of rain and some snow. maybe sleet. now accumulation not a whole lot. maybe up to half an inch around downtown. maybe even just a trace points north and west of us will get more of the snow. the ground temperature is still well above freezing. so that's why accumulation is not a huge concern. .2 around d.c. for snow. manassas more than half an inch. winchester, martinsburg, 1 to 2 inches. frederick 1 inch possible toward the mason dixon line. so, we're looking at maybe some slick roa

you have until 8:00 tonight to get to san francisco. now, many of us may be leaving for the long presidents day weekend. but for some of us stuck here it may be a nightmare for those who drive for a living. in less than 8 hours the bay bridge westbound will be off limits for four days until early tuesday morning. some drivers hope to reach san francisco before the 8 p.m. deadline. >> you got to do what you got do to get things done. so it might be a little bit convenient in that a lot of people are going to be gone this weekend for the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the closure is necessary so that construction crews can build a new detour. the westbound traffic will be shifted slightly to the south of its current location. crews will then have enough space to work on the eastern entrance of the new bridge. >> we have watched the doppler radar and we have seen it bounce back and forth a little bit. we'll work with the rain this weekend. >> reporter: delivery drivers like these two were hoping the shutdown wasn't happening. they have some

until finally, we see the pressure start to decrease very rapidly. we believe the thing is vented, relief valves by design had done what they should have done. and for the first time, we can power down. it is only after our 2-3 stay/no stay that we really pat each other on the back, but say jeez, we did it. today we just landed on the moon. and walking over, i walked over to the press conference with doug ward. and all i really wanted to do was get back to mission control because we had made sort of a silly mission design decision, and nobody believed it, that once we get down in the surface, we're going to put the crew to sleep. well, we knew and the crew knew, and i think the world knew that the crew wasn't going to go to sleep. they wanted to get out on the surface and start the exploration. so at the time i was doing my t-3 st whole flight control teams, charleworth's milling in the room and wendler's mingling around in the room trying to figure out who is in charge at that point. the adrenaline in the control room is building up. you can feel it

not until 4:00 this afternoon. i guess who can blame them after the campaign trail they have been on. however, we will see the president in just about half hour from now. he's expected to announce a fresh bid to revive the housing market. he'll be at an event in virginia. it would allow home owners to refinance their mortgages at a lower interest rate. nbc news white house correspondent mike vicarra joins me now. >> reporter: the mortgage holder owes more on the house than the house is worth. while the administration has taken a few runs at this, they really haven't gotten a lot of traction. this after all is what people believe is the cause of the economic downturn and that is the housing market. today president obama is going out across the river to falls church, virginia, to take another run at it, another proposal to put before congress to try to cut through some of the red tape that's plagued some of the other proposals that doesn't provide enough incentive for them. the administration saying they want respons