alex clements, david ading tonight, and edith st. john and squaun, but any member of the public that would like to speak, you each have three minutes >> randy shaw, i can't tell you how happy i am and honored that i am that the tender loin after a very difficult several decades is able to attract a world class beer operator because on that site historically that block used to be the world class, from really 1907 to 1930 that was the place to be in san francisco and we have had a difficult time particularly since the 1960s, and you know it sends a message when we have something like this open up in the tender loin. i spend every day to try to attract businesses, and we read the stories in the paper, everything is booming and we can't get the office space, they are fighting for every square inch of the street and we are not doing well. we are having problems and working with the mayor's office and we are not getting business because they don't think of doing it and it is out of their wind set and they are so obsessed with the street or

essentially they're all four americans are from different branches of the american military here is david spears adding to he was he was actually reporting to dick cheney during the years of george w. bush he was a basically overseeing various forms of torture john you you he he actually wrote a number of dossiers on methods of torture sleep deprivation waterboarding we've certainly heard a lot about waterboarding in the recent past geoffrey miller as well he was actually overseeing overseeing guantanamo bay cuba but also in iraq as well including the infamous abu ghraib prison and finally geoffrey robinson as well he was actually meant to oversee any violations of human rights at guantanamo bay he's been going there since two thousand and two but what has he done with human rights abuses still continue to really sound while top officials here on the list but it was really all triggered by the u.s. move and my colleague on this they see it you're going in new york can now tells us what well she tells us on what what initially cause of this frustration in moscow and what lad to this really countermeasur

liz: who had abs or ads? david: well, both. thank you, nicole.: what does it mean for investors and companies now that the sec embraced social media, saying okay to release big news on twitter and facebook. what kind of information will be allowed? will the list of acceptable sites keep growing? coming up in a fox business exclusive interview we hear from former sec chair joseph grunfest who asked sec not to pursue a case against netflix reed hastings. david: he is glad. a airline plans to start pricing flights on the weight of its passengers. you probably heard about the story. we want to know what you think. should people who are overweight be charged more to fly? log on to facebook.com facebook.com,/afterthebell. tell us what you think and you have may just hear your response on air at the end of this show. let us know. we went out and asked people a simple question: howld is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot ous have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great

david: all right. ade, you know, the interesting thing about ad sale, they are up even though revenue per click is down. tim mull hold land, the fact is every time people move into mobility, move into the mobile devices as opposed to pcs, that means that they get paid less per click. but the overall ad sales, tim, are doing pretty good. >> yeah. you get more clicks, i think, on the mobile than you would on the pc, so there's the trade-off there. you know, again, i think with google, you know, it is the one company i would have to say that has virtually no competition with what they do. so i think that's very important. the revenue miss was a little bit disappointing, but i think the real key to watch is their margin. i think 45% was the bellwether that i saw analysts, you know, above 45% good, below 45% a little bit concerning, so that's something i'm very interested to see. liz: well, look, let's just get this number out there. in essence, they're saying the average cost per click decreased about 4%, den

connell: we've been -- as i said, we've been talking about this for awhile and david stockman added toe'll talk to you soon, okay? >> i'm sorry there's no better news. connell: i'm used to it up to this point. we like several different views. let's go to nicole now with some top movers. >> he's always a great guest. take a look here as the dow is down about 30 points right now. i want to look at names on the move. lots of little stories going on with each particular company. most obvious is american greetings which may go private and that's up 12%. game stop that came out with earnings that beat the streets, good news there, up 5 1/2%. at&t offering deals on the new kindle if you have the old kindle. that's available on april 5. ruby tuesday, when you think of casual, making positive comments and seeing the stock going to the upside and seeing better margins. back to you. connell: now we'll talk about facebook because it may be changing status in the mobile market. we have the details on another story a lot of people are talking about today. >> they sure are. and obvious question to as

. >> david campos's office has graciously looked into adding the code. i think we should have one more meeting of the add hoc committee because we are going to make it a more specific type of outreach that we recommend and demand from our offices. i think we should have one more meeting to look and hone on that and hopefully david campos office will make it a meaningful part of the code. >> when is it? >> we haven't decided yet. it's a 7 day notice. >> one comment i have when we get correspondence that you have to respond within a certain date. no biggy. any other issues? >> i just want to welcome cammy blackstone to our commission. we are very happy and lucky to have you with your expertise and background and we look forward to working with you. >> thank you. >> okay, item 7 commissioners request for future items. any requests seeing none. this will conclude the tuesday april 2nd meeting of the san francisco county entertainment commission. thank you one and all. >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> it gives me great pleasure to welcome you all today. we are very happ

ads? and david mcarthur. three guys trying to make ends meet, now at wit's ends feeling the heat.avid, you first. the baker here. you say this stuff keeps up, you could stick a fork in the recovery, that's it; right? >> you know, neil, as i've said previously, i doarmt see a recovery. you know, we just came through easter. easter sales were flat and lagged behind the year before. you know, i think the american consumer is feeling this 2% that came out of the paycheck. they are feeling, you know, here in the midwest, we had a fairly cold winter, so utility prices are nipping at you, and everything's tugging at the wallet, but the wallet doesn't get any thicker, and, you know, i think all three of us are in the disposable income business, and when there's nothing left to dispose of, there's no business, and when a retailer like walmart talks about sales reduced and flat sales, you know, breaking the habit of going to walmart to walk the aisles, that shows where the american consumers' at. neil: when it comes to me, guys, at least, bakery products, candy, it's not disposable income t

david weighing in, he says: he remembers tweeting the day they announced their new ads, how it was doawn a while ago. thank you, david. you know what? the board doesn't get enough blame for this, right? the board should be replaced for allowing him to do what he did. mike weighing in, mike says: he doesn't think they can compete in the current retail environment, just too horse and buggy. join in, don't forget to like us at face book.com/liz claman. also help me beat charlie in the twitter or war we're having, @lizclaman. i think i'm 3,000 behind. >>> okay, when this analyst was on our show in september, he picked a stock that has rallied nearly 55%. yes, 55%. don't we all wish we put everything we own into safe? i mean, who would have thought safeway? but his second pick almost as good, it's up more than 30%. the man, the legend behind these two picks, look at don schreiber. been in the business 30 years, and look how well you're doing now with some great picks, and we want more, don. first, how did you know to pick safeway? i'm always interested in going back and saying anybody, you

officer chris yung's name is the first to be added in northwest washington. northern bureau reporter david culver has more. >> reporter: pencil in hand, robin yung lovingly sketched her husband's name, the bond they shared, evident. slowly, the paper revealed her loss, the loss shared but yung's parents and two brothers, including officer dale young, four months has not made it easier. >> it is emotional, brought back emotions that i had when i found out that i lost my brother. it is just hard. >> reporter: this past new year's eve, our northern virginia bureau first on scene moments after that deadly wreck. a mini van you can see in this video was trying to make a left turn when the motorcycle officer, officer chris yung went into the van. one officer also on scene that day. >> day to day, we pass the spot. it is hard not to go one day without remembering him and thinking of him. >> the call that he responded to the day he was killed he volunteered for. it spoke to the kind of commitment and sacrifice that he made every day. >> reporter: the memory of yung's sacrifice now eched in this st

chairman tweeted afterwards that he would not be fining david ortiz -- who is affectionately referred to by the people of boston as big papi. the chairman added that ortiz spoke from the heart. saying that the f-c-c stands with ortiz and the people of boston. >> kinders deli in martinez is showing support for young boston bombing victim aaron hern-- who was badly wounded by shrapnel. aaron's dad, alan hern, is the football coach at alhambra high school in martinez. today, all workers of the deli sported alhambra high school football jerseys to show support of 11- year old- aaron hern- and his family. kinders is donating 15 percent of its sales to the hern family. aaron hern underwent several surgeries at boston's children hospital earlier this week. he is expected to make a full recovery. we'll continue to bring you the latest updates on the suspect and the victims of the boston marathon. here on kron 4. and on our website. at kron4 dot com. tonight, authorities are estimating that between 10 and 15 thousand people participated in yesterday's unofficial 4-20 event in golden gate park. april 20th has turned into an unofficial counterculture ho

adding just over 4%. >> that news first reported this morning by our own david faber. this would make it one of the top five. it's big, powerful. microsoft quietly is a seven month high. >> this is a downgrade. >> stocks down 2% here. they say the full year forecast recovery increased their view. >> given one of the last big vocal bulls. this stock has doubled in the last few years. >> second largest. margins approved by about four%. because guar -- >> i know. it's used in this and that helped their margins. >> and we have six flags continuing to rock? >> let's see what that stock is doing. up 7.5% here. 32% revenue growth. first quarter attendance. it's a discretionary thing. has apple lost its cool factor? what say you? >> the cool me trick is very, very tough. if you're cool you can't say you're cool and you're not cool any more. >> i don't think that cool factor is the problem. then you have got to look at the retail strategy in places like india and brazil where apple has never really done a strong push. are they going to do a lower priced iphone? >> look. when th

david lee had 2 stefan currie added 20 points and 9 assist, and the golden state warriors shot off a8 to 88 last night. playoff magic number is 3, they are one game but one houston for the sixth playoff spot. >> joe orton and the sharks all smiles as the men in until go for their sixth straight win. the sharks moved into a tie for fourth place in the western conference. >> we will be right back. >> until the end of the month bill on the lookout for the reward word of the date on kron 4 news at 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.. this is our way of thanking you for watching us. ♪ i -- i got it ♪ i got it made, i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ i got breakfast made fresh at subway® ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say [ male announcer ] at subway®, you got breakfast made. like a sunrise subway melt™ with chipotle southwest sauce. ♪ at subway® ♪ good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month

chairman tweeted afterwards that he would not be fining david ortiz -- who is affectionately referred to by the people of boston as big papi. the chairman added that ortiz spoke from the heart. saying that the f-c-c stands with ortiz and the people of boston. more than three-thousand runners laced up their shoes this morning to take part in the annual 'presideo 10' run at chrissy field. it's put on by the guardsmen. and. in the wake of the boston terror attacks, kron 4's mike pelton shows us for many, today's run had a whole new meaning. kinders deli in martinez is showing support for young boston bombing victim aaron hern-- who was badly wounded by shrapnel. aaron's dad, alan hern, is the football coach at alhambra high school in martinez. today, all workers of the deli sported alhambra high school football jerseys to show support of 11- year old- aaron hern- and his family. kinders is donating 15 percent of its sales to the hern family. aaron hern underwent several surgeries at boston's children hospital earlier this week. he is expected to make a full recovery. officials and family members have identified four more first responders who die

ad bit. couldn't quite make it to the upside. russell 2000 falling half a percent today. david: we had big earnings movers today. d.r.quarterly profit tripled as it sold more homes we're talking about at this hour with higher prices. the company forecasting a better second half of the year. on the flipside goodyear tire and rubber falling. it posted better-than-expected profit, tire sales volumes fell 8% and the company warned that industry demand would remain weak throughout the year. liz: they pointed

added two counts into this case that is involving the chevron incident. >> zaied will be back in court wednesday to enter pleas for 12 counts he's facing. >> david, thank you very much. parents of several autistic children are suing tonight claiming the teach year bused them and claim administrators knew about it and did nothing. >> the school did something after police got involved. >> this is 5-year-old malik evans who attended the school in antioch. his parents' attorney told us he and four others were physically and verbally abused by their special education teacher. >> this teacher forced faces down on to rugs and furniture so hard they were injured and squeezed them so hard that it left bruises on children. >> three families have filed a civil rights complaint against the teacher, the school district and other officials. accord together complaint the teacher is said to have pinched the nipple of another kid to get him to follow instructions. for months parents complained to the principal. one parent threatened to go to police. >> and the administration of the school district quote, deescalated her got her not to make a report to the police. >> bu

. >> wright is returned to ad seg as fox continues the investigation by interviewing the alleged victim, david laudone. >> this past weekend they wanted me to hold hooch in my room. and i said no. it was saturday. >> you flat-out said no? you didn't agree with it to start with and then get scared? >> i said no right off the bat. i said, i can't do it. this is from j. wright. he said, okay, hold on a minute. he went up and talked to tommy boy. he came back down. he said, you don't have an option. i said, i can't do it, j. he immediately said okay, he immediately got up off my locker box and started beating on me. went down into the fetal position and he beat on the back of my head and my sides and my ribs. he said there's going to be more of that coming. don't leave your cell. >> anybody witness this assault? >> no. >> okay. >> so i said, okay, i'll do it. that's when they came down and made it, put it in my locker box, spent it overnight. that next morning i went into the office. i told the officer exactly what had happened and, you know, i had the hooch in my room and everything. i thought i

it will include added security features which are designed to prevent counterfeits, and that is today's "speed read". liz: davided earnings just minutes ago. we want to go inside the report and write down the numbers because we are seeing in the after market is in an interesting spread between the bid and the ask, as you see, the closing value, its 36a6. the ast, fulton dollars more. now, they beat on the revenue number come but they best and etf. let's get right to it in a fox business exclusive with paul reilly, raymond james ceo. we can never really fathom why the market does what it does in everything could change tomorrow morning. let's get to the mess on the etf. to what do you attribute that? >> most of the businesses did very well. the equity capital market especially, like most firms have off for the quarter. a lot of that had to do with the activity that was the accelerated in december. the month of december was a record quarter for activity because people wanted to get ahead of potential tax law changes. so it has impacted the entire industry. that was part of it. the of the park is to my the analyst

commissioner, david stearns, saluted his leadership mantle and chelsea clinton, his classmate at stanford, cheered him for having the strength and courage to become the first. first lady, michelle obama, added, we have your back. openly gay athlete competing in individual sports, martina navratilova and billy bean only came out after they retired. jason collins has changed that. >> male athletes have been in the closet and are feeling like it is a possibility to come forward. what jason did today is incredible. >> one brave seven-footer, his career not yet over, the rest of his life just beginning. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles >>> other reaction from the sports world was mixed with one popular radio host calling the news a nonstory. >> i really don't care. it means less than nothing to me that there is a gay player now out in the nba. there are plenty of gay people in america. you have to figure some of them are playing sports. >> while reaction has been mostly positive, even prompting a phone call from president obama saying he was impressed by collins courage, chris brassard drew fire for these comments on outside the lines. >> i believe that is walking in open rebellion to god and

. >> i was chatting with our own david faber about this and sirius is adding a lot of customers and it'sons. >> okay. this is a tower stock. crown castle is also good. amt. amt are cash machines. amt. >> morgan stanley. >> this is not gtls like the cinch -- anyway, it's gas to liquids and it's going higher. >> you're making me laugh here. dominos, another good quarter. >> this is patty doyle just blazing a trail. we were all choking, but i order constantly dominos and they are great with blow-out numbers. >> can't wait for that. what cells on "mad" tonight. >> everyone is saying it's great. i love the app, by the way. anyone who has used it knows you can set it up and it tells you how far along it is and it's an electric app and it has a no-cheese option for those of us who are vegetarians like my children. i just like this guy. we recommend the stock at 10 when he told me listen our stuff tastes like cardboard, we're fixing it and that was a good call. >> i said it was more like corrugated. it tastes better with a little -- >> cramer tonight. this is good stuff. >> 6:00 and 11:00 easter

ad bit. couldn't quite make it to the upside. russell 2000 falling half a percent today. david: we had big earnings movers today. d.r. horton hitting a new 52-week high. quarterly profit tripled as it sold more homes we're talking about at this hour with higher prices. the company forecasting a better second half of the year. on the flipside goodyear tire and rubber falling. it posted better-than-expected profit, tire sales volumes fell 8% and the company warned that industry demand would remain weak throughout the year. liz: they pointed out europe for a lot of those problems. we had commodities posting pretty big gains this week. look at oil today. ending the session down about 75 cents. it settled at 93 in the regular session, $93 a barrel despite a move lower. the crude jumped 4% for the week. gold settling with a loss of a .6 of a percent today ending the session around $1453 a troy ounce. for the week though gold fought back gaining 4.2% on the back of strength in the physical market for gold demand. "after the bell" starts right now david: let us get right to the action. we have brian sose he is here from bayl

david sherfinski, thank you of oth. >> on monday president obama visits the university of hartford in connecticut to continue his push for more gun ontrol laws. legislation was passed adding 100 new firearms to the ban. we'll bring you the president's remarks live at 5:45 p.m. astern here on c-span. >> where is the predict ability? what are the assurances that this committee and the senate has as to where you'll be given he background and the history? next out going interior secretary ken salazar. his role as colorado attorney general during the columbine shootings and his future political plans this. is just over a half an hour. >> ken salazar is the outgoing interior secretary. this was a job you initially wanted? >> i didn't look for it. i didn't seek it. but at the end of the day when the president and i sat down and talked we laid out agenda that we wanted to get done. that mission has been accomplished and it's been a joyful and wonderful ride and now i'm looking forward to the next chapter in my life. >> we are in one of the largest offices for cabinet secretary in the government. what is the job of the interior secretary? >> the secretary interior is the custodian

david green. hobby lobby and see their ads at easter and christmas time that he pays with his own money to declare the meaning of christmas and meaning of easter in his faith. long-standing, and yet, if he doesn't fall under this mandate and bow the knee to the government and not keep his knees bowed to his god that he serves, he will pay $1.3 million fine, which will take the 13,000 employees that he employs and potentially put them out of a job. many of whom agree with his personal strong faith. he said it's come down to the point that i'm forced to either abandon my beliefs to stay in business or abandon my business in order to stay true to my belief. that's not the america that was founded by people who put the bill of rights together and specifically the first amendment. and i could go on with other illustrations about other business owners. well, let me point out one business owner here who is doing significant work, not only as a very successful 85-year-old insurance executive -- insurance company, but he has taken those resources, like mr. green, who has given over $500 million to charitab

david stern saluted his leadership mantel on this very important issue. and former first daughter chelsea clinton, classmate at stanford, cheered him for having the strength and courage to become the first. first lady michelle obama added "we've got your back." there have been openly gay athletes competing in individual sports. martina navratilova, for one. but in america's team sports gay athletes like baseball's billy bean only came out after they retired. jason collins changed that. >> gay athletes have been in the closet, feeling like it's a possibility to come forward in what jason did today is incredible. >> reporter: one brave 7-footer, his career not over, but the rest of his life just beginning. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >> other reaction from the sports world was mixed with one popular radio host calling it a nonstory. >> i really don't care. it means less than nothing to me that there's a gay player now out in the nba. there are plenty of gay people in america. you got to figure some of them are playing sports. >>> and while reaction has been mostly positive even prompting a phone call from president obama saying he was impressed by collins' courage, espn's chris broussard from "outside the lines."

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david boeri, wbur, thank you very much once again. >> you're welcome. >> ifill: and we turn now to a story adding to what was already a tense day on capitol hill. hari is back with our look. >> sreenivasan: in washington and around the country authorities chased reports of suspicious letters and packages today. at the u.s. capitol, police briefly evacuated parts of two senate office buildings, but they offered little information. >> capitol police responded to a suspicious envelope. we're now conducting an investigation. >> sreenivasan: in all, there were three questionable packages, including one sent to alabama republican richard shelby. and at the white house, the secret service intercepted a letter. >> there was a letter sent to, addressed to, the president that at a offsite mail facility was noticed to have contained a suspicious substance and tests were undertaken. >> sreenivasan: new accounts said the letter tested positive- - initially-- for ricin, a deadly poison. so did a letter to mississippi reic wicker that surfaced yesterday at a senate mail facility in maryland. but officials cautioned, initial tests are often wrong, and mo

they are adding people and they are visionary, david, visionary.let him get away without worrying about the price to earnings multiple. >> this is not bristol miers? you can't worry about the p-e multiple given how high it is. >> carl, take it away. >> thanks, david, the moment you've all been waiting for. the man is in the chair. our exclusive interview with mcdonald's ceo don thompson. got a lot to talk about from top to bottom, micro and macro today. a lot more "squawk on the street" when we come right back. >> all right. time now for an in-depth look at the world of the golden arches. weir pleased to be joined by ceo don thompson joining us in tfroe mcdonald'sic innovation center in suburban chicago. why where are we and why is it important to the company? >> right now we're in the innovation center and this is where many of the countries from around the world come to test out new menus and to look at menus and the operating platform and it's also where we do a lot of our futuristic thinking, if you would, about how we engage with customers and

david stern saluted his leadership mantle on this very important issue. former first daughter, chelsea clinton, collins's classmate at stanford cheered him for having the strength and courage to become the first. first lady michelle obama added, we've got your back. for sports fans everywhere it was thtopic of conversation. >> for a pro athlete it's a big step. >> used to be a big thing but now it's not. >> it's about time. >> reporter: by all accounts collins is universally well liked, and that helps. it also helps that as he was pointing toward this day, the country was changing. gay rights as an issue now enjoys majority support. says one gay expert who helps celebrities come out publically. >> people say, look, the sky isn't falling in the same way states are toppling in our gay marriage battle. >> reporter: there have been openly gay athletes competing in individual sports. tennis legend martina navratilova for one. but in america's team sports, gay athletes like baseball's billy bean only came out after they had retired. jason collins has changed that. >> male athletes have been in the closet, are feeling like it's a possibility to come forward. what jason did today is incredible. >> reporter: now even our most macho t

added that mr. collins said, i ran the new york city marathon two months after 9/11 with the boston marathon race director, with david's right, there was a huge turnout, even though it was only two months after 9/11. >> it is. kevin, it does change everything. but out of terrible incidents like this, as you hinted at, you can have a renewed strength and renewed sense of spirit through cities like boston, and i'm detecting that. i have to say, from the people you have talked to, what is the feeling? is it one of not just resolution, but determination not to be beaten? >> determination not to change our lifestyle, not to make -- not to give into the intimidation at the heart of all terrorist acts. terrorism is about creating fear and making you change the way you live. and we will not do that. i refuse to do that. the day after the 77 bombings, piers, i rode the tube. and today i walked -- i walked through the back bay, up and down, obviously boylston street was sealed off, but there are people doing the same thing. one guy, a young guy playing a lovely alto tax, walking up the street playing over the rainbow and great

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david cush and sir richard branson will join us in just a few months. >>> welcome back, everybody. virgin america is addingion. the move sparked an airfare war. joining us is sir richard branson, the founder and chairman of virgin group. also, david cush, president and ceo of virgin america. guys, thank you very much for coming in. i told you off camera i'm very good you're launching in new york, the airport i fly most frequently fly out of. i tried to fly from anywhere in new york to salt lake city and it's not there yet. when are you going to fly to more places? please. bring it on. >> we will get started with these two routes. we have been in newark a few days now. it's working out great. fares have fall ben by 40% since we have come in the market. we will dip our toe with san francisco and los angeles. >> i did fly virgin america back in february to san francisco. i guess back from san francisco. and i have to say you offer a great product. i don't understand why you can offer that kind of service for less money than what carriers like united and others are doing. >> i think if you're smaller than the

ad in seven newspapers across montana on sunday. this sunday. featuring local gun owners angry about senator max baucus' vote. joining me right now, david axelrod, former obama senior adviser. msnb political analyst and republican strategist john feehery. somehow i have a different attitude towards the republicans and the democrats who voted on this thing. i don't know why it is because i'm not always partisan. but i really do have a problem with mitch mcconnell. i would like to see him get stung hard on this one. why do i think like that? because he tends to be an s.o.b. generally? does anybody like that guy? >> you don't like mr. mcconnell but i like him. >> you like mr. mcconnell. >> i don't think this is going to hurt him. >> you're in the minority. >> nobody likes him. >> he's the least popular incumbent running for re-election right now. >> yeah. >> i will say this, chris. his concern right now is not about a general election. it's about a primary. until the primary -- we'll see what happens after. but until primary filing is done, he's looking over his right shoulder. and he doesn't really care about these ads. now, i applaud wha

added seven new players to their roster. quarterback tyler wilson. tight end nick kasa. running back latavius murray. tight end mychal rivera. defensive tackle stacy mcgee. wide reciever brice butler. and defensive end david bass. >> clips and clamor for the obama dinner. he has new plans! >> i understand the second term you need new energy. try new things and my team and i wanted to borrow one of michele's track tricks.... [laughter] i thought this looked pretty good. that looked pretty good. >> it looked like a great time. >> and i we have this basketball game in oakland and people are going to be tilted it all day. >> yes. >> is a playoff. how about the afternoon? >> it is going to be beautiful. it will be nice with temperatures in the '70s and oakland nearly 80 degrees. nine these inland. the warm weather will be here tuesday. >> maybe i will see you for the tailgating? >> what were you thinking about? >> i dunno, but and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live on kron4.com. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because al

david just reported, federal authorities say they are looking in to whether where the mother might have helped radicalize her sons or had some contact with other terrorist groups. tsarnaev, who was added to a database, maintains her sons are innocent and that the whole family is being set up. take a listen. >> they already want me, him and awful us to look as terrorists. >> who is saying? >> i don't know. where is it? why did i even go there? why? i thought america is going to like protect us, our kids is going to be safe. but any reason, but it happened. america took my kids away from me. >> hard to watch that. indiana congresswoman is a republican and a member of the house homeland security committee. thanks for being with us. i'll get to that crazy rant in just a moment. but look, as david was pointing out in his story, the mother was also on a federal terrorism database 18 months before the blast. she became more militant in her muslim faith. does it make sense to you for the feds to investigate whether she radicalized her sons and if they have evidence of it, that would constitute a conspiracy. so what do you think? >> absolutely, gregg. i do believe that the authorities should b

ad revenue. they're seeing that on the move to the upside. there are pieces of good news in this but you are seeing the stock lower today, liz and dave. davidthank you very much. liz: in boston federal and police agents are appealing to the public for any clue into yesterday's bombings. the explosion killed three people, more than 170 others were hurt, many are still being treated. david: this as law enforcement officials continue to search for suspects. mike tobin from massachusetts general hospital with the very latest. rich edson is live from the white house with reaction from capitol hill. mike, first to you. >> what we're getting david, from massachusetts general hospital is sense of optimism. unless there is unexpected complication they do not anticipate any further loss of life. what the doctors tell us they're getting from victims who were brought in here is remarkable resilience. >> i am more confident than i was in the morning that no further life will be lost. >> now doctors say they completed four above the knee amputations here. the doctors say the decision to amputate was not a difficult one. the victims came here with legs so