especially as the country's economic crisis deepens i enter my tent i'm in the pit for some fish on the bell south to skid chain we supply a precious much in here for. forty fifty people a day if we wouldn't have picked up a fifth a night at trader joe's it would have dire comforter it better for you to get it that if i see get it right i can. tell you i'm sure if you're wrong thank you very much ok obviously. we all felt pretty good the night had been successful go on a very small scale approaching individual stores had worked much better than going to corporate headquarters but saving perishable food requires organization and work and it's difficult convincing stores to give more than bread and said cans. most of the time wasting food is just easier. path. and that one of the trader joe's that told me that i couldn't pick up food because they were giving it to someone else and i and i looked in this one dumpster and just pulled out this bag. those are all fifteen dollars broiler chickens all expire tomorrow i see a lot more food down below but there's tons of nasty stinky garbage but there's a l

i simply asked why are we having to be stuck with the biplane on the south side of bell street. we are creating problems with the double parked cars in front of the bank, the atm. they wanted me to suggest that the bike advisory committee that we move the bike lane to the north side. i also suggested that we, at the corner of baker and fell, have a bicycle-only scramble going from that corner into the panhandle. members of the bike advisory committee liked the idea and have asked their mta representative to look into this. they discussed this very issue a week earlier and nobody had come up with the idea, so they will be exploring that further. bike safety -- there are a lot of issues. there is the issue, up withoak street, merchant issues, resident issues with parking. i am not a traffic engineer. i just like to develop ideas and put them out there for ideas to add to. >> thank you. those are concrete next taps. i see the point about moving them by calling at it -- if possible. -- moving the bike lane and, as possible. was there anything about educating bikers? with the increas

speaking of mitt romney and swing through the south he is getting some additional help from xheed combrcomedian jeff f. he will appear in mobile, alabama as well as bell luxury and richmond, mississippi. fox worthy's popularity in the south may help as he is locked in alabama. the question is, who is smarter than a 5th grader? we will see that happens tomorrow. >> governor mitt romney and jeff fox worthy will be live on the program. >> and you are smarter than a 5th grader if you are watching us right now at 5:00 a.m. >> time for a look at whose t's talking. >> this morning robert gibbs is talking. it will be about the economy and not a referendum on obama. >> the biggest issues will be on obama. you saw a good economic jobs report on friday. we took a step on the long road to recovery. i don't think it will be a referendum. it will be a choice. we will have a choice about whether we will continue positive job growth or go back to the policy of cutting taxes for the wealthy or ignoring the middle class. >> despite all that what he says according to polls by the "washington post" on abc the election could be a referendum on the president. that is becau

speaking of mitt romney and swing through the south he is getting some additional help from xheed combrcomedian jeff f. he will appear in mobile, alabama as well as bell luxury and richmond, mississippi. fox worthy's popularity in the south may help as he is locked in alabama. the question is, who is smarter than a 5th grader? we will see that happens tomorrow. >> governor mitt romney and jeff fox worthy wben a 5th grader if you are watching us right now at 5:00 a.m. >> time for a look at whose t's talking. >> this morning robert gibbs is talking. it will be about the economy and not a referendum on obama. >> the biggest issues will be on obama. you saw a good economic jobs report on friday. we took a step on the long road to recovery. i don't think it will be a referendum. it will be a choice. we will have a choice about whether we will continue positive job growth or go back to the policy of cutting taxes for the wealthy or ignoring the middle class. >> despite all that what he says according to polls by the "washington post" on abc the election could be a referendum on the president. that is because 59 percent of those polled say they disapprove of

down to the south, 65 for belle belvoir. check out the winds. 33-mile per hour wind gusts downtown. e howling out of the south. that's a warm wind and continue tonight and tomorrow. then the winds are going to change, so warmer than cooler. breezy and milder tonight. windy and warmer on thursday. you will need your umbrella thursday night. that's the bad news. good news is, just until thursday night, we should be in good shape on friday, returning partly cloudy, breezy and cooler. but most of the showers will be out of here by the predawn hours on friday. 8:00 in the morning tomorrow. a dry commute. some clouds to the north and west. maybe some showers out in the mountains by lunchtime. but in the immediate metro area, very nice. we get into 7:45, 8:00 tomorrow night, still showers, cumberland west, but still nothing in the immediate metro area. a dry commute home as well. the showers roll through. it's generally light activity denoted by the greens. a little bit of yellow showing up in southern maryland and the northern neck. good news is, they roll out of here very quickly and by 5

still 60 hay market to centreville and reston and down south to bell voir. 62 degrees.lear skies on the michael & son weather camera this morning with great visibility. 57. north wind at 10. that's that cooler air coming down on the barometer rising quickly 29.76. big storms still pounding the pacific northwest, northern california but this guy from eastern kansas through missouri and iowa. this is going to head toward us late tomorrow. might even get a shower tomorrow afternoon but really tomorrow night overnight and into early saturday probably our next best chance of showers and like i said earlier a couple inches in the hole for the month alone. we could take the rain. 64 this afternoon breezy and gusts to 30. tonight 30s and 400s and freeze warnings in parts of western maryland and west virginia. better chance at night of showers, saturday 62 we'll have some sunshine and also a chance of a shower especially early and sunday, monday and tuesday warmer. here's beverly farmer a look at timesaver traffic. >>> howard getting busier northbound 95 stacking up out of dale

>> no, a few flurries here around the metro area, just to our south they are singing "jingle bells" in march. this is a photo sent in this morning,ing from an hour or so ago just south of fredericksburg in partlo, virginia in southern spots taylvania county. you can see how wide spread it is, it's a winter wonderland in southern spotsylvania county on march the 5th. quite a scene here. here is the scene over the potomac river, we have a gray sky, and cold, we have a few flurries. right now 40 degrees at reagan national with a calm wind, thankfully. as we look at what has been happening here over the last 12 hours, one very narrow band, i'll repeat this loop here and show you what has been happening. watch this very narrow band, white band, the one produced the quick four inches of snow from charlottesville to south of fredericksburg, now breaking up as it moves toward the lower part of southern maryland. the areas in gray a few flurries here in prince william county, charles county, southern faulk, can and to the east of there, few pockets of moderate snow now falling in the northern n

without delay. 101 has slow and go traffic right here, otherwise the south bay freeways are just fine. >>mark: here is -- the opening bell on wall street and 10 minutes. greece is keeping of bankruptcy, at least for the time being. to this paves the way for the release of more funds from the european central bank. with a 85% of private investors are holding great bonds and have agreed to the swap. the european nation says it is aiming to use legislation to force the remaining holdouts to participate. the deal will slash debt by 140 billion u.s. dollars. the dow is up close at 12,907. the monthly jobs report is in line with expectations that the economy has added to what the 30,000 jobs. -- 230,000 jobs. >>mark: and oakland, police are offering a $5,000 reward for information about a carjacking. the carjacking happened here on wednesday in east oakland. investigators say an armed suspect forced the victim out of their vehicle at gunpoint. the same car was used the next day for two different robberies of the rockridge district. hillsboro police are investigating to different residential burglaries. police responded to repo

south and ohio valley. back to you. >> chuck bell mapping it out. thank you. >>> new this morning, a senior lebanese security official says a french journalist who was wounded in syria last week is receiving treatment and will be going home today. this is video of edith buvier and journalist william daniels arriving at a hospital in beirut. the attack killed two journalists and wounded two others. >>> syria's government says it's now in control of homs. the city has been in rebel hands and under government attack for weeks. the rebels announced they were making what they called a tactical retreat from the area because they were running low on weapons. and that humanitarian conditions were unbearable. >>> we have breaking news right now. one of the victims of a double shooting in southeast washington has died. the shooting happened at the intersection of benning road and h street. we're told that one of the victims was shot inside a restaurant, the other victim was found outside the building. one of the victims died this morning. the other is still i

bells are ringing, ending the tour with a spectacular view of d.c. >>> and storms on the radar tonight. >>> and we have some storms moving through to the south and some watches to tell you about. we're going to have the details and what you can expect and your sunday forecast. we'll be right back after the break.  ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit. nature valley trail mix bars. 100% natural. 100% delicious. texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your

the cleanup is also getting more difficult for some parts of the south and the midwest now getting snow on top of it all. >>> chuck bell is in storm center 4 with a look at that as well as the cold weather that we now have out there tonight. chuck. >> hey, windy, yes indeed, the cold weather has spent all day tay settling on in ahead of a little alberta clipper coming in here. you can see in fact that there are now snowflakes falling now right across the kentucky-indiana border where the largest loss of life occurred friday afternoon in that tornado outbreak. so insult to injury for those folks out across parts of the ohio valley. that alberta clipper is racing in our direction. winter weather advisories have been posted across much of southwestern and south central virginia for the day tomorrow. we'll be keeping a close eye on that. here are chuck's chances. at least a 70% chance of an inch of snow somewhere north of richmond. about a 40% chance of snowflakes reaching at least the southern end of the capitol beltway, though i don't think we'll have any accumulations around town. best chances to see the flakes, about 8

. >>> wedding bells are ringing for more than 3,000 couples in south korea.ed the knot and the rest renewed their wedding vows. it was hosted by the unification church. it's not the first mass wedding efficientuated by the church. critics say it's operating like a cult but the founder says he's bringing about world peace. >>> two teams are already in and by the end of the day we will who will make up the final four. four seeded louisville uses 23- 8 run to beat florida 72-68. today north carolina faces the jay hawks and kansas. and kentucky takes on baylor. on the women's side stanford has advanced to the elite eight. forget the ncaa tournament. high schoolers in hawaii are concentrating on a basketball bracket made up of robots. the rebound rumble in honolulu is a basketball tournament facing 38 teams of students that have built their own robots. they compete in teams of three trying to make the most baskets. >> it's a sporting event for nerds. very competitive and definitely takes a lot to compete. i definitely compare it to sporting event. >> the competiti

breckenridge gets the slave owning south except for some of the border states. tennessee, kentucky, virginia go to john bell. okay? and what's interesting about this is how the vote breaks down. overwhelmingly lincoln wins the electoral college. he gets a clear majority of the electoral votes which is all you need to become president, okay? but in terms of the popular vote, lincoln gets about 39%, but because it was so split and the way the electoral college works, he wins the presidency. the problem is a huge portion of the country, particularly the south, is going to feel like the guy that they didn't vote for, who didn't appear on a lot of deep south ballots, state of texas lincoln wasn't even on southern ballots in the state of texas. it's not like he was getting a whole lot of write in votes. there was no way they were going to vote for the republican. no. no, he's not. he's from the north. illinois to boot, all right? there's no way they were going to do it. so a huge portion of the country feels like, forget it. we didn't even vote for this guy. there are other factors going on too. when you look at,

bell is in storm center 4. chuck? >>> yes, indeed. heavier rain is definitely on the radar now just down to our south and west. it's raining cats and dogs down in charlottesville right now. temperatures 55 drizzly degrees here in washington but 64 in fredericksburg where the warmer air lies down to our south. we have the cool stable marine layer. light rain and drizzle on the western side of the metro now but showers and some stronger thunderstorms now. no severe weather but plenty of thunder and heavy raun to charlottesville. you folks in stafford, spotsylvania, be on the lookout. some late night rumbles of thunder. what about tomorrow and the rest of the week? that's coming up, chris. >>> thank you, chuck. there is still no word on what sparked the deadliest fire in more than 60 years in west virginia's capital city. it happened early this morning killing eight people including six small children. neighbors say that the victims gathered at this house for a birthday party last night. alicia had just turned 26. >> when you start thinking about young children and this is as bad as it gets. >> one survived the f

bell of the monastery. it has been telling the passing of this huge leader. if you have a look around, you can see behind me on the south door of the cathedral, you can see the egyptian army soldiers who are forming the guard of honor and ambassadors have been arriving here. showing what a key person he was in egyptian public life for so many years. if we move the camera around, we can see the crowd, to the other side, the crowd is gathered on the south door of the cathedral over here. they have blocked the gates already because so many people want to come in. you can see them along that western terrace. there are many thousands of people outside the gates. many of them are in tears. many describe him as a father to them, for these four decades. we're expecting the ceremony to continue for around another two hours and then the body of pope shenouda will be flown to the monastery where he was exiled in the early 1980's. that is where he requested to be buried. that is where his last resting place will be. >> obviously this is a day of some personal and religious observance for those at the service. it also marks a key po

breckenridge, overwhelmingly, gets the slave-owning south except for some of those border states where you see in the dark brown there. go to john bell. he gets a clear majority, which is all you need to become president. but in terms of the popular vote, okay, lincoln gets about 39%. but because it was so split, and the way the electoral college works, he's going to win the presidency. the problem is a huge portion of the country, particularly the south, is going to feel like the guy that they didn't vote for who didn't even appear on a lot of deep south battles. the state of texas, lincoln wasn't even on the southern ballots in the state of texas. it's not like he was getting a whole lot of right end votes. there was no way they were going to vote for the republican. no. he's not. he's from the north. you know. illinois, to boot. there's no way they were going to do it. okay? so a huge portion of the country feels like forget it. we didn't even vote for this guy. there are other factors going on, too. when you look at, you know, again, looking at here the union is dissolved and the reactions to lincoln's victories, where i'm at, i

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south. but this time they did not. a live look outside. clear as a bell. a live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. we are looking at the most office. this is wisconsin avenue. and temperatures again, you know, still 56 downtown. does not feel 56 outside. winds are still north, northwest at 22. pressure rising now, 30.16 inches of mercury. temperatures even a few 40s now showing up. 48 in gaithersburg. 48 in latensville. 52 in reston. 57 in manassas. that seems to be off. 51 in college park and 52 in beltsville. look at the winds. they are still howling. 32-mile per hour wind gusts last hour at national. a 40-mile per hour wind gust in hagerstown. they will become calmer overnight. become breezy, essentially. colder than milder. much colder tonight. we go from windy to breezy. sunny and chilly tomorrow. no wind tomorrow. that's going to make a huge difference and breezy and milder on sunday. winds return on sunday, but it's a mild wind. so for tonight, clear, breezy, much colder. one to two blanket night. winds northwest at 10 to 15. areas outsi

breckenridge overwhelmingly gets the slave-owning south except for some border states where you see in the dark brown there, tennessee, kentucky, virginia, go to john bell. okay. what's interesting about this is how the vote breaks down. overwhelmingly, lincoln wins the electoral college. gets a clear majority of the electoral votes. which is all you need to become president. in terms of the popular vote, lincoln gets about 39%. but because it was so split, and the way the electoral college works, he's going to win the presidency. the south is going to feel like the guy they didn't vote for, who didn't even appear on a lot of deep south ballots. lincoln wasn't even on southern ballots in the state of texas. he's not. he's from the north. you know, illinois to boot. all right. there was no way they were going to do it. okay. so a huge portion of the country feels like forget it. we didn't even vote for this guy. there are other factors going on too. when you lock at, again, kind of looking at here the union is dissolved. kind of reactions. if you look at the situation. if ya'll have ever voted for a candidate who's lost, okay, and we've talked about this

bell deal. so the best part of the day as the from and to use it continues to move south. serena's not going anywhere today it should be slowly tapering off by when stephan and thursday and friday clearing part in a cloudless skies in the kids a chance of some rain north of the golden days and a better chance of rain across the bay area on saturday it will quickly be out of your bringing a strike conditions for their member the weekend is much more weather coming up including rental closed for your letter the roadways here's john the. so far their rain hasn't seen too many problems on the roadways in fact if you're headed this essay is a head out the door for 11 and has read this morning started to see some fairly light rain if your to your way to the bay bridge toll plaza and metering lights are off we do over the broken-down vehicles on the upper deck that maybe blocking the roadway and in an advisory effect for the bay bridge. later on the road work is scheduled to make change for the weather coming up the freeway is an easy ride as you work your way toward the gates th

bell we turn to jackie deangelis. good morning. >> good morning to you. the insurance industry could face substantial losses this year after this weekend's deadly tornados in the midwest and southit could be days before estimates are available but one risk modeling firm says this year's storm season is running 30% ahead of averages. until last year it was rare for a series of tornados to cause $1 billion in losses. futures are lower off a midweek for the market with concerns over greece's debt crisis. china is lowering its forecast raising concerns that the world's second largest economy is slowing down. the asian and european markets are in the red today. oil prices are down below $106 a barrel, despite the shutdown of part of a major u.s./canada pipe line. much of the focus will be on friday's jobs report. we'll get data on the services sector and factory orders. we saw the dow slipping to 12,977, the nasdaq losing 12 to close at 2976. nissan may bring the datsen back. it could return the low cost car to the market in 2014 but maybe not in the united states. it debuted in 1932 and came to the u.s. in 1958, it was discontinued in 1986. back over to you. >> jackie, thanks so mu

hall, 54 columbia, 56 westminster, 56 degrees bell air, it is going to be an absolutely gorgeous couple of days, i understand there is gathering much down south but notice how high the jet stream has lifted above even the great lakes. i mean there is almost nobody in this country right now that is in the deep freeze except for mountain areas, where you would expect it. >>> what we are going to see is a back door front try and launch into the area at the end of the week. it is never really going to make it. it is a big dome of warm air pretty much running the shot for the next five days, 76 is the high. 51 is your next overnight low, tomorrow still going back into the mid to upper 70s, showers in the forecast on friday, 74. it may not be this brighton saturday. it is going to be slow clearing but we are going to back off of moisture rain on st. patrick's day, 74, though, sunday and monday, look at that, with sun sthien, 73 degrees, a week from today it is spring officially on the calendar, don, take it away. >> thank you very much. anything to get you in the get up and go? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, we do have two probl

south bay up about 5.5%. >>> great video for you from google. this is their self-driving car. we've seen this before. but now it can drive through the drive-through at taco bell. it can actually navigate. that driver is not touching the steering wheel. i'll guarantee you that for two reasons. one,'s eating a taco. here is the second reason. he is 95% blind. this fella got to drive the google car. there were other people in there. yes, there is an override system. but imagine the day in which a blind person or an elderly person or whoever reason, you could get into a car and it will take you anywhere, including taco bell. >> welcome to the future, scott. thank you very much. >>> let's check it out right now with meteorologist christina loren. he's handling it over there. she sees and tells out. >> 70s today. we have a really nice-looking forecast. temperatures already climbing up to about 64 in sunnyvale. 48 in san jose. 53 in gilroy. we stopped the clock on your visible satellite imagery. we had all those clouds earlier. stop this at 11:00, boom, all those clouds are clearing out. the sun shining through. and the temps approaching 70 degrees in sunnyvale. 70

bell var. reston and herndon the temperature at 58 degrees. a little storm system here, a big storm system down to the south. this one will stay to our south but this one is going to come in during the day tomorrow. i think we'll see some clouds from it. i don't think we'll see much in the way of rain but i am anticipating more in the way of cloud cover than i was thinking during the day yesterday. 31 in hagerstown overnight. 36 in culpepper. if you're to the west of 81 or along 81 you are under a frost advisory during the night tonight. this does not include the d.c. metro area and does not include southern maryland but we could see some frost in parts of the region. tomorrow's highs 63 in washington. 64 in culpepper. right now 66 degrees down toward charlottesville. i do think tomorrow should be a pretty nice day but there will be rain on the way. we'll update you on when once again in a couple minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> so mcnabb and the shanahans did not part on the very best of terms and now it's what? what do you call it? >> sounds a little bit like sour grapes but also like a guy who is trying to m

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bell report. >> at 4:08 a check of traffic this afternoon. taking a look at the skyway. actually slow in both directions. righthand side, people heading towards the south bay, down towards peninsula and usual crawl for those head together east bay. stay with us. more to come at the news at 4:00. male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meathicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> checking healthy living news this afternoon, officials say there needs to be a greater focus on stopping young people from smoking. one in five teens in the u.s. smokes and that is fewer than earlier, the surgeon general says the rate of decline should be greater. >> every day, 1200 americans die from smoking. and each of those people are being replaced by two young smokers. younger a child is

bell. they were upset that the university did not have a black female on the faculty. >>> republican presidential candidates are focusing on the souths week. mississippi and alabama hold their primaries on tuesday. it's newt gingrich's home turf. he's a georgia native, the only state he won on tuesday. and rick santorum hopes next week's primaries are gingrich's last stand. he's telling supporters in mississippi help me beat newt and the republican contest becomes a two-man race. earlier this week santorum's camp suggested gingrich drop out of the race so conservatives could rally behind one candidate. gingrich says he is staying in this race. >>> a little more than a week until you can get your hand ostown new ipad, and that's the name. it's simply called the new ipad. it features a new high-resolution screen, faster processor and better camera. apple is taking preorders right now and you can buy it in stores. the cheapest version of the new i pad starts at $500. the news is not all good for apple this morning though. the company reportedly received a warning from the government. cnbc's jackie deangelis is live with that story. goo

south korea. and not to be outdone, newt gingrich will visit the border that separates the kfc from the taco bell. laughter ] hey, this is a true story about mitt romney. you guys know there's a robot running for president, right? [ laughter ] anyways -- how cool is that? [ laughter ] while touring google's offices yesterday -- this is a true story -- romney saw a lava lamp on someone's desk and said, "that's a big lava lamp. congratulations." [ laughter ] ironically, the lava lamp was better at natural conversation than mitt romney. [ laughter ] [ as romney ] "that's a decent key chain you have there. you roll your sleeves up and -- and you don't." [ laughter ] "get me out of here. get me out of here." not good with the conversation. "that's a big lava lamp. congratulations." [ laughter ] what? get this. yesterday, energy secretary steven chu said that he would give himself an a for controlling the cost of gas. on behalf of americans, i'd like to give him an f. [ light laughter ] and a u. [ cheers and applause ] $5 a gallon for gas? you turkey! here's some big celebrity news. it's rumored that "j

bell. >> this was praise louis farrakhan, white boys getting tenure, quote. that went on to say that his job talking about a woman in the southis taking up this model that to live to harass white folks. that is his motto he has taken up. another radical association. this is not a smoking gun but it's another example of another radical that barack obama was clearly influenced by and won't criticize? >> i think the best way to look at the situation with the president. if this were not a democratic president. if this were a republican one and he was associating with people like this, who switch words out. switch out white and black. then she how it plays and how people would react. now real equality, hold yourself to equal standards. what the president does and the reason he uses classic saullipinski. >> i think you are right. i think conservative associating with robert byrd would be a problem. but the problem is just not bell. but the problem is the media covered this. they didn't want the american% public to be given proper information. they want to make the decision for the american people. they don't want them to have infor

bell. what do you think, chuck? >> a very, very, very slight chance of a few snowflakes tomorrow, mainly down to the south of washingtonexpect to have to break the snow shovels out for this one. this might not even be a sweepable event. outside we go then to check on your temperatures. it's on the cold side, northern maryland down near the freezing mark this morning. upper 30s to near 40 in town and mid-40s in southern maryland where storm4 radar shows a chance of a couple light little sprinkles and rain drops in southern maryland today. that's the only place you'll have to worry about precipitation today. staying chilly today, temperatures in the 40s. colder tomorrow with a chance of a few snowflakes, again, mainly down south of washington and then staying chilly most of the upcoming week. >> all right. and we will see you right back here at 9:00 a.m. for a full hour of "news4 today." >>> we're back on sunday morning, march 4th, 2012. we've got a really nice, excited crowd joining us on the plaza. our thanks to them for coming out. spending part of their morning with us. outside on the plaza i'm jenna wolfe alongside

south bay. we have the heavier spots where you can see the yellow on the satellite. that is up around san rafael and novato and fairfield as bell. our team coverage continues -- as well. and not a downpour and heavy on the deck. people are moving. might take you longer to get to work in the rain. leave a few extra minutes. here is the san mateo bridge. the camera is shaking a bit. we will check over at the golden gate bridge. the deck barely wet there and the visibility is actually quite good. it looks good on the bay bridge. >>> the capitol of technology and start ups. this is what is coming out of the tech boom. we have a new start up each week. this week it is wallet. >> reporter: it as new free mobile app and can leave their places digitally. this is physical locations. carving images to caves and putting initials in trees to tagging with spray paint. humans have something this them about leaving the mark. this is what the start up is betting on. wallit. and they can post messages or pictures too. it is like legal graffiti. >> people will be able to see those virtual marks. >> basil burke graduated and started off wallit. a

south. one tornado here in indiana, packed winds of 175 miles per hour. ad to her was found alive in the indiana field bellcalifornia college students were rallying up the state capitol tomorrow. they will be raising awareness over the tuition hikes. obviously paying more money for higher education while the faculty and staff members are being laid off. >> and super tuesday is about 48 hours away. most of the republican presidential candidates, they spent yesterday campaigning in that area which could be the insider. washington state, they held their caucuses yesterday and mitt romney wracked up another victory there. >> ron paul is joining them here and it in face the nation in just a few minutes. stay tuned if you want more politics. >> and if you warm up the politics, you can turn it over to the cw network. we are going to be moving over there, next to take a closer look to bring that there. of course, that is the cable plus in just a few minutes. >>> another would feel weekend day on tap. take a live look. we are expecting the warmer temperatures today. a great day to get on outside and all around the

north carolina, missouri, new mexico, south dakota and washington are the others. so while this may not raise alarm bellst, the palm beach post actually found the absence of that license has made it relatively easy for sex offenders and other violent criminals to work at those camps around your children. we're joined now along with mark clasp, a child safety advocate. his 12-year-old daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered in 1993. michael, let's go ahead and start with you and talk about your investigation. you say that because of these laws, that children -- and it's in your piece, quote, have suffered profound harm. that's a powerful statement. can you give me some examples of what you're talking about? >> sure. we focused on four examples. one on the east coast of florida, about an hour north of west palm beach. in that case, a convicted child molester got a job at a church summer camp without undergoing a background check and then went on to molest a 14-year-old boy during a camp sleepover. in the other cases, on the west coast of florida, an individual who was facing child sex abuse charges in an

south so. we haven't gotten a blast of cold air, yet. >> there is another threat to traditional television set, one that let's you watch whenever, or whenever. that in today's after the bell report z first, more on yahoo. hi, emily. >> there is another blister attack on yahoo. in a letter accusing the board of quote stone walling and says he'll launch a proxy battle to get his candidate elected to the board. he has been pushing four candidates he wants to see on yahoo's board including nbc's head zucker. and he believes it reflects an unwillingness to take recommendations seriously. saying yahoo has been quote, dismissive since expressing concerns. the third point is nearly 6% of the company. and after stocks s and p snapping a five-day winning streak, part of the reason was a slump in financial shares after four banks failed the feds stress test yesterday. the bloomberg index close hider with shares of apple and ebay leading the pack, apple up almost 4%. closing at about $589 a share, not far away from 600. and the fight for your living room got more crowded today, web tv service launch today awill youing customers to broadcast live tv from any wrrx at any time. sounds g

south bay teen speak out this morning. why they are frustrating with the lack of evidence in the case. >> we're going to tell you what's happening as soon as the opening bellaughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> there it is, right on time, the opening bell live in new york this morning. getting a little louder there this morning. looks like a down day. the lower part of your screen, the dough --dow is actually up now. concerns about china and europe as well and we're concerned about gas prices talking about why they could go significantly higher. we'll have that coming up in a bit. >> we'll go ahead and smile and say good morning to you and thank you for joins us here. it is friday. it's march 23rd, i'm dave. >> good morning, i'm cam. thanks for joining us, it's 6:30. >> we have new information this morning about the search for a morgan hill teenager. we are live

south. >>> a popular hike and bike trail in bethesda in jeopardy of being closed. good morning. i'll have more on this story coming up. >>> and i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell.ect that to continual weekend long? your forecast coming up. >>> all that and much more when you join us in just a few minutes. >> "news 4 today" begins in just a few moments. stay with us. >>> good saturday morning. welcome to "news

bell labs. ahead this sunday morning, america's true think tank. >> mason: have you heard? an entire business has grown up around some lovable creatures from south america. mo rocca gives them the once over. >> come on, girls. >> reporter: al pack as. you may know them as gloves, scarves and sweaters. >> come here, pretty girl. >> reporter: you may not know them as the business opportunity. >> i made more in two months than i had in three years. >> reporter: as soft as cash mere, warmer than wool and ridiculously cute. yeah, that's you. >> mason: all that and more on this special edition of sunday morning. but first here are the headlines for the 25th of march, 2012. former vice president dick cheney had a heart transplant at a sub urban washington hospital yesterday. cheney, who is 71, waited nearly two years for his new heart. the gift of an anonymous donor. mr. cheney has suffered five heart attacks over the past 25 years. as expected rick santorum won yesterday's louisiana republican presidential primary. santorum picked up ten convention delegates but remains well behind mitt romney in the overall count. president obama is in asia today whe