. >> bonnie rains worked in a daycare center in philadelphia. husband, john, taught religion at temple university. they were the very picture of a golden couple. >> we had an 8-year-old, a 6-year-old and a 2-year-old. we were family folks who also wanted to keep another track active in our lives which was political activism. >> that activism attracted the attention of the fbi. its director, the powerful and feared j. edgar hoover, received the anti-war movement which ranged from radical revolutionaries to peaceful protesters as a threat to national security. >> at one rally i had one of my children on my back, and not only did they take my picture, but they took her picture. >> protesters like the raines became increasingly convinced the fbi was conducting a covert campaign against them, tapping their phones and infiltrating anti-war groups. >> we you the fbi -- we knew the fbi was systematically trying to squash the dissent. >> determined to get proof the fbi was crossing the line, fellow activist and physics professor william davadon hatched a

please join me in welcoming betty medsger, bonnie raines, and keith forsyth.use] [applause] [applause] >> good evening. it is wonderful to be here near the home of the burglaries in the home of the investigation that was done by 200 fbi agents. in case you haven't seen him recently, you may have heard the names keith forsyth and bonnie raines and john raines. and it's especially nice to be here in this immediate area and this is the neighborhood that bill and his wife lived in uris prior to her death in 2010. including coming here for events. if you are hearing and have this enthusiasm that you know a lot about the burglaries. and so i won't rehash the details except for some things out like to say. it really began in 1970 when bill had a very powerful idea. as you move from peace organization to peace organization that year, people kept telling him that they thought that there were spies and there met. he would not believe it. he was not someone who speculated or to believe in conspiracies. as the time went on, he thought people were imagining things and peop

rain. >> every little bit counts. >>reporter: that is bonnie wife of sonoma county rancher don. she raises the get toes. he makes swiss style cheese from the milk but this drought has turned them into a practicing may activist. >> without rain no, grass. no grass, no cheese no cheese no -- things get tough. >>reporter: just last week we watched don so desperate for water he tried dig a well that. didn't work. no. but it was worth a try. >>reporter: 10 days later the pond on his property has dropped another four feet. the ground too dry so far to produce any run off and the drought has created other issues. >> when the cow pie are still taller than the grass, that spells doom for thoughts cattle back there. >> you can't eat beef cattle 300 dollar hay and expect to come out on it. >> for that reason don will ship all but a few of the cattle to market tomorrow. >> they have to go. you are going to go one way or the other 40. >> sonoma county, wayne, 7 news. >> rain here means snow up in the situation air and tahoe area welcome another 2 to 4 inches of snow today. right now chain fro

bonnie dune. 2.70. lompico, 2.06. gilroy has had very heavy rain, 1 point a. lexington -- 1.50.lexington resser reservoir. that's good rain. san francisco .90. they have 5.56. 125% of normal. a normal february is 4.46. the wettest -- the first month since december 2012, san francisco's had above average rainfall. that's a long time. that's a really long time. here we go. the system is there. there's the low. once it gets far enough east, the flow coming up can paint us with thunderstorm activity or more instability. it will still wrap around but it's taking aim more at central and southern california. once it gets down there, we'll be on the drier side of it. that's not happening. you can see from petaluma. i'm standing right in front of petaluma. bubba th tortoise said what a storm. he tweeted me. [laughter] >> napa, back to fairfield and concord. that seems to be the better line. most of this is heading to marin county north, lake county, and mendocino county. you've been farther north. look at this heading out of the altamont pass. near parallel, livermore heading towards bre

bonnie schneider. what is the newnew as we look at white white? >> this is a different storm and that today we are looking at ice with freezing rain as well as sleet mixing in with snow. that is a reason why it is dangerous. when you get a slight coating of ice on the roadways, it makes for dangerous conditions. several inches of snow can be expected today in the new york city area and more when you head further north and west and that will accumulate into ice later on, possibly 1/2 inch. >> what do we look forward to this weekend? michael mckee said there would be another storm on sunday? >> yes, we don't know how bad it -- but there is a cumulative effect of all the storms. the airline industry has been impacted. a day after the super bowl, we had thousands of flights canceled due to the weather. luckily, the storm came in after the game. when you look at january as a whole, we saw over 50,000 flights canceled. for has been a big year winter. it's not over yet. >> we will have bonnie schneider throughout the day. our guest host this hour is richard dodd. michael chase is joining us as well. he has an entrepreneurial spirit on tech. in davos, thi