>> it looks like me. >> looks like me? >> it looks like you. >> i have not been to the uk so this is not me. police are looking to identify this fella here and his buddy. they stole a trailer from this area. that's why they were knocking down the camera to the ground. not the smartest. >> what do you get when you get some goats and a piece of flexible steel? >> literally no idea. >> you get animal cirque du soleil. what you have here are some goats on a piece of flexible steel. >> it's like the two ends of this piece are steel are bolted down to the grass and that's -- wow, that's like they are riding a wave. >> it does look like they are riding a wave. >> they love this. it looks like a goat playground. >> what they are playing is king of the mountain. whoever's up there the longest wins, the king. >> but at one point it looks like it's choreographed. it looks like somebody really trained them to do this. >> whoa. >> told you. >> and the third one. >> they get on and they stay. >> it's weirdly mesmerizing. >> it really is

look look look look look look look look look look look look look look look. look look look look look look look look look look look. look look. a beautiful. welcome back you're watching r.t. international the trio of international lenders known as the troika faces fresh criticism this time from the european parliament a report claims the institution lacks accountability and gives ultimatums to national governments instead of consulting wasn't as artie's paid all over the ports confidence in the troika has plummeted over the last few years their hands on the purse strings of europe's cash strapped. that confidence in the euro zone's three biggest lenders known as the troika is wavering in terms of public debt in terms of potential rolph in terms of unemployment their results are worse now than before the troika intervention in the country by greece made up of the international monetary fund the e.u. and the european central bank the idea behind the troika was to get the most indebted eurozone nations back on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling

to look at the combination of several projects flaw along with the land use with the effectively look at the cornea the city for land use and transportation to see how they could move forward essentially with the next development of transportation planning in that part of the city. i'll brief make a few comments then i'm going to turn it over to john and then susan will talk in more detail about the study and compounds of the study. we think it's timely to look at with the combination of high speed rail and the potential for this area to be potentially the next area of land use we think it's important to look at this in a comprehensive way. one of the most important aspects it builds on all the work from the agencies including the tjpa and the purpose then to look at the specific issues of the combination of all the systems and land use. that before i i'm going to turn it over to josh i want to thank you our team on working on the presentation and look forward to working with all of you the study is a part of two years study and we look forward to working with you all on the outcomes.

saying look at the potential abroad. look at the potential in china to be specific.inked in stands apart from twitter and facebook. they have 4 million users. they sea we can expand hugely here. we have the population four times that of the united states. the c.e.o. saying one in five to have world's educated, what he calls knowledge workers and students live in china. therefore also china, they change their jobs every two to three years, on average, the employees there. such a high turnover. 50% of employees changed their job last year. that is the potential where they can expand. they just have to harness that. they just brought on a new president in china. can they wrap that up? >> caroline hyde with the latest on tech stocks and linkedin. still with us for a few final thoughts, bill blain. you were tell me you were very exciteded this week because of corrections and exciting stories to tell investors. is toll one of them? >> there are lots of stories to be talking about with investors. that is one of the things that makes this job so interesting. we have everythi

we're looking toward 680. the earlier crash that was looking two lanes. all of these jammed out of the altamont pass. by the time you get to el charo it's easier with all lanes clear you get a burst here, slowing for 680, the orange on the right side, the left said that's because of the low bblt for the tros stro valley y. it's smooth to the palo alto side and in the south bay we have the orange showing us like it was yesterday. watch for off the mountains out of los gatos. we'll give you a live look at palo alto where we also see lower visibility so. we can't see as well for 101 north from university up to willow. it's a limited visibility b. a half mile for 101 and patches for san mateo. watch that coast. highway 1 is going to be a tough drive as well. back to you guys. >> 6:21. cal students, b.a.r.t. riders possibly exposed to measles. new details about the health alert. >>> a warning this morning for b.a.r.t. riders. a uk berkeley student infected with measles has been commuting on the train for nearly a week. >> could be problems for so many. peggy j

now if you look at china right now, you look at what is going on in japan, you look at the verbiage from christine lagarde from imf, look at draghi from the ecb. everybody is they're calling deflation. you can do it two ways. monetary policy or creation of capital or quantitative easing, or you do it through physical policy, spending on building. either way currency created. maybe what gold is telling us, they're anticipating, market is anticipating more stimulus coming from all sorts of places all around the world and that's what i think we need to keep an eye on. that is not a problem per se. you need to see cash flows run the economies. david: jim lowell, let's talk about the economy, nuts and bolts about the economic recovery. we got bad news on manufacturing today. we haven't seen levels drop this much on the manufacturing index since 2009 yet you think the global economy is raring to go, damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead. what makes you think we're in a full-go motion? >> i keep my eye out for torpedoes and they can come in any way, shape or form. we see potential for slowdown,

i have to look that up.lly venus or jupiter. 43 degrees by 3:00 with a high of about 41 or so. so once we get to about 9:00, 10:00, the icing concerns will start to drop off pretty quickly as far as the roads. you see today we'll get some more melting in. temperatures regionally, they're cold but they're not terribly cold but they're cold enough. the 28 in williamsport, 25 in oakland, 32 in cleveland. the 32 in new york. they're cold enough for the slick spots this morning. when you look close in, now we're down to 31 in damascus. even the 33 in bowie. that's cold enough to get slick spots on the surfaces. alexandria is below freezing. reston 29 along with dulles right now. bull run 25. dumfries 29. that can abproblem here for the next few -- can be a problem here for the next few howrps. one more look a the moon getting -- few hours. one more look at the upon getting orangeier. 36. south wind at 8 and barometer rising 29.54. we had the storm in two parts. the second part yesterday also had a little bit of a

take a look at this rockslide.arge boulders came crashing down on highway 101 near sir francis drake boulevard yesterday. and a flash flood warning is issued and 101 and schellville is expected to be reopened this morning due to flooding. abc7 news reporter has more from the north bay. >> reporter: the flooded-out intersection didn't stop a few drivers from trying to get through. this person finally realized it was a bad idea and turned around. chp officers said it is one of the biggest dangers when it rains. >> there's a lot of standing water so what we want to do is have people avoid the standing water. standing water is very dangerous. you cannot tell the depth of it, you don't know what is inside of it, and you don't know how your vehicle is going to react. >> this happened during the afternoon flash flood warning. a flash flood watch throughout the north bay remains in effect. the deluge of rain caused a series of problems throughout the north bay. in santa rosa, parts of tanglewood park were under water becau

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we'll look at the map and see overall traffic flow around the bay is looking good.ll talk about that south bay in a second. i want to call out this crash going on and clearing from the roadway and the chp report west 80 at fremont should be completely gone but there's a little slowing that kicked off heading into the area off the bay bridge. expect slowing coming off of treasure island and the million million slow down a bit more for the next few minutes. slower drive developing down east shore freeway through berkeley. it becomes fog from time to time as well. the blot of orange through petalu petaluma, low clouds and fog. the east bay looking good as far as speeds go. in the green zone for 880. 580 westbound, a crash, no major injuries there. live look at oakland itself, another concern the low clouds drift through the area and impede our view around high street. we'll end with this shot and talk about the southbound south moving smoothly into the south bay just starting to build. >>> still ahead "today in the bay," a day in court for the man suspected of killing

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take a look.ee here he is riding along on his snowmobile when all of a sudden the snow sweeps him away. >> the snow was moving incredibly fast there. the man and his snowmobile were pushed forward almost 100 feet. he wasn't bury toad deeply and was able to -- buried too cleanly and was able to dig out. >>> we have crews moving around to check out the snow. the trouble spots near's derek ward found so far this morning in montgomery county. >>> and news4's megan mcgrath is live in southeast washington with more. every day i spend three hours on weights. four hours on the slopes. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking done. so i use the citi mobile app to quickly check my accounts and pay my bills. which leaves me about five seconds to kick back. that was nice. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way. >>> right here in d.c. on 7th street, the road is kind of okay. the sidewalk, your yard, not so good

it doesn't look so bad. look at a year-to-date of the dollar yen. looks bad. well, the dollar index is very euro-centric. understanding that may keep you from getting in trouble because the most common viewed chart on this trading floor over the last two weeks has been the dollar yen. tyler? >> rick, thank you very much for that tip to watch the dollar yen. let's go to the nasdaq. seema mody following the big movers and most of them moving lower. >> we are down triple digits on the day. the nasdaq composite down 2.5%. the nasdaq also just broke 4,000, a key psychological level that traders watch. so a bearish scenario shaping up for the nasdaq. there seems to be a fundamental and a technical story at play here. we have weak economic data coupled with indexes breaking key support levels. many of the winners on the nasdaq 100 have now turned negative. you are seeing apple shares trade between positive and negative territory. investors continue to hit the sell button on biotech and biotech of course, one of the winning sectors in 2013. celgene one of those tradin

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> a look out the window, it looks mice and clear. it's a lot colder out there. temperatures at much as 10 to 15 degrees colder. it's clear. atmosphere is dry. we will warm up. 30s and 40s to start out, in the upper 30s by the coast but the rest of the afternoon we will see highs just approaching 60 degrees around the bay. the coast will be cooler in the mid-50s. the on shore flow will pick up and kind of gusty at the shoreline. then we cloud up tonight. there's a system offshore that will bring us a chance of rain and some parts of the the bay and i will tell you how much. a look ahead for the first full week of anybody coming up. eric. >> thank you very much. california's drought is so severe that for the first time state officials won't be able to supply any water to cities or farms anywhere in california, simply put, there's just not enough to go around. san raw blown gets almost all it's water from the state. abc news anchor ama daetz has more from dublin. >> emerald grant park gets a good soaking from the sprinklers at dublin re

look at this. got showers on the way and potentially tapping right back into that atmospheric river. we'll talk about when the rain moves into your city in moments. >>> looking at a clear drive for fremont. i'll show you where the drive is not so clear in the east bay, coming up. star command, i'm detecting increof happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies! the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! explore more and save up to 25% on select nights at a disneyland resort hotel. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. >>> one person is dead after a fight starts in a downtown san jose nightclub and pours out on to the street. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. just after 1:00 this morning, police arrive near the intersection of santa clara and 1st to find a man with a stab wound. "today in the bay's" bob redell has been on the scene. bob, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott a

look is very positive.ll of the good news we receive from the countries it should translate into sales. being a amid about chief executive. i love to get your vision of your priorities. you are focusing on the emerging markets and china. is there a challenge that you need to make sure you do not miss and the next six months? acquisitions or pricing or emerging markets? expandt of all, it is to our geography. i am very please of the performance in which we have in africa. we have opened a five new facilities in five different countries. it has grown by more than 30%. first of all a geography and being positioned to see the growth potential and where it is. today, more positive news coming from the western world. that is number one. number two is to continue to invest and particularly and innovation. have a newinitely challenge and opportunities with the digital. the digital world. and we have a lot of new products in the digital world. we have antioned m&a, clear strategy. investment company. you will not se

and it does give a clear look at the shooter and what happened here last night. live in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it happened for the second night in a row. on saturday, a muni train ran over and killed a homeless man who was trying to retrieve a homeless man trying to return to are tto the chinese new year's parade. this can happened at the beginning of a flee market. >> reporter: pam, this is where the hit-and-run happened where he was killed in the middle of the street and we are also hearing that another man was also injured, possibly hit and police are trying to figure out if that man was a suspect and it was at the area and it appears was not rap tonight and police tell us he was stabbed by his assailants before he was run over. a long time vendor told us what he witnessed. >> there was a fight between a girlfriend and boyfriend, she was pregnant and the other guys didn't like it and they chased him out of here. >> police are looking at that account, they need to go through multiple statements before we leasing the descrip

take a look at the facts and incorporate those into our study. we counted everything gas stations and fitness institutions. so we did our best to make sure that everything was as correct as possible. i'd like to thank you for including us in the stakeholder meeting. thank you. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, members of the planning commission i'm the director of government affairs for the restaurants association. your organization is a member driven organization we represent extinct and chain restaurants. i want to emphasize and ask this commission to analyze the businesses based on commercial district and not supervisorial district it could skew the data and consider looking at the retailer should include charitable giving. thank you >> next speaker is there any further any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners peter cowen i'm a resident in the upper market area and worked on formula retail controls in 2003 and 4. a couple of thoughts an issue areas to focus on. there's a lot to choose from. having seen the impact of the fo

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overall the main look at the bay area looks fine. pretty predictable for us. watch the slick conditions. this is where the close jury, through morgan hill down to san martin. head over to monterey road, monterey highway as your alternate. that opening time at 6:00 a.m. not happening for any of the lanes, possibly 10:00 a.m. that's seklation. the northbound side we see slowing around cochran and building up at dunn. now we have a slowdown because of all of the flashing lights, are a distraction on the northbound side. that's causing additional slowdowns. then smoother drive up in toward san jose toward that 85 split you're fine. slower drive at times, curtner, to highway 87. 101 slows with the burst starting to crack in. we warned you about spin-outs, lower traction. there are damp roadways, we had a spin-out. no major injuries but spin-outs likely at the clover leaf because of slick conditions. the dumbarton bridge, as well as the san mateo bridge, an east west connector. the bay bridge has the wind advisory and we have metering lights on. pretty tard here dow

they scoured the bridges and many parts of the presidio yes looking for two men -- presidio looking for two men and they rammed two park rangers cars and rear-ended another car near the toll plazas. they birthed a young black am mail and when they tried to make contact, the suspect got into a black mercedes benzs with another suspect. >> reporter: they say the pair crashed on the bridge before getting out and running towards the presidio. officers tracked the residential neighborhood but so far no luck and they say it looks like it happened must before mid-might. >>> we have new details about the tragedy deaths of two chp officers in fresno county and we first told you about this as breaking news on mornings on 2. officers jaun gonzalez and brian law responded to a crash on highway 99 put it was on the south pound side. as they were trying to avoid the area, their car flipped over. the two officers were killed instantly. >> we lost two fine officers members 69 california highway patrol. they were classmates, trained together came on at the same time. >> potential men were wearing seat b

looking for any reaction when it comes to the again. let's have a quick look. -- the dollar is $.81.¥101, is pretty much unchanged. japanese markets coming up. it has been in that range, so very little reaction. this was expected by 34 of the economists surveyed. think we will probably see a change in the next four months, the july timeframe. this is what the picture is looking like. this is interesting. global stocks have a raised losses as growing confidence in emerging markets has restored 3 trillion dollars in value. that news has trickled through the way we have been trading here in asia. i want to show you that asia-pacific and smart. it is up about 1/5 of one percent. driving this benchmark higher seems to be or those material stocks. that is up 6/10 of one percent. we will double-click and give you a sense of what is happening. basic resources up one percent. no surprise after bhp billiton net income rising 31%. that was a surprise right there. for the mining stocks across the asia-pacific, driving the rally. no surprise that the best performer on the a

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looking forward we obviously want to look at that level.we want to look at what we anticipate for asset levels, but just as they were at a very low level right now and that does different by commodities. get assets are a little bit higher typically foresaw the livestock producers and dairy producers. they after all have got a pretty tried margins of less over years. i think the big dominant factor here is not surprising younger farmers who are carrying more debt certainly are looking a slightly different things. so as i close i think, you know, i fully recognize these numbers are going to look, particularly for the crop prices, look, we are down back to levels that we haven't seen since 2009-2010 but i think a lot of people would look at that as, boy, that's a very pessimistic outlook. i think, i'm not disputing the fact that lower prices, have been negotiate on the basis of some pretty high prices that that is certainly going to be a change and a challenge for the sector as we move forward. however, longer-term i still think we are very po

look at the map. the camera here, westbound by the arrow, but it's eastbound that we had the wrong way driver reported. no accidents, no incidents t car is on the shoulder without any problems. the wrong way driver has been taken care of. but the commute direction westbound is still a big factor out of the altamont pass it's slow approaching east first. a tractor-trailer i think in the center divide and the vehicle that was involved as well on the slow lane, that's still blocking that lane and big distraction. we don't have the tow trucks yet. this is a problem into livermore. actually a break for folks who are leaving livermore and heading to the dublin interchange. westbound highway 4 moves smoothly, the build hasn't started for antioch. the antioch bridge reopened. and we have to check the peninsula. a look at palo alto, 101 represents the volume of traffic there. not a big deal through palo alto or san mateo or into and out of san francisco. 28 even lighter, guys. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>

then some looking pretty nice. here's a live look from our downtown camera.ee the beautiful sun is rising and we are expecting areas of fog, patchy frost and the temperatures will be in the 30's and even 20's for certain locations. by lunchtime it will be milder but on the cold side. >> we will top off in the mid it the fifth is by 3:00 p.m.. >> right now, it is 44 degrees an hour cold readings are in santa rosa. san jose is at 44 degrees. oakland is coming in at 45 degrees pripet the temperatures will bay and little brisk. you should bring a jacket for today and tomorrow. the next round for rain will be wednesday into thursday. then it looks like for the weekend there will be a stronger system that will hold more moisture to impact the bay. you concede the next chance will be wednesday, late-afternoon. maligned the time right now is 6:49 a.m. pripet >> we will now go over wall street with our financial expert rob black. the dow was down 5% and the nasdaq down 2%. more losses are potentially rob is here to direct a spread >> as long as you can steer yourself

look at this. the group which invests in it says legal marijuana will top $2 billion, legal pot, top $10 billion by 2018. the bankers association, bankers want congressional action because any federal agency's policy could change. here in california, they are really watching this closely because voters here will again able to soon choose whether or not they want to legalize recreational pot. this is the biggest market for legal and illegal marijuana. back to you. >> thank you very much, jane. i guess last week, i felt really dumb when we talked about pot security and i said why would they want to steal something or protect something legal, not realizing it was an only cash business and they were going after the cash, not the dope. now i guess it won't be an all cash. so that segment we did on this security, that could reduce a lot of demand for the security guys. >> the guys showcased in that particular feature, that was his sole business. that's what he does. he looks after all the cash moving aro

said we wanted him to look at. if there is no confusion later on that he's done something, if you will that we didn't ask him to do. so this is belts and suspenders type of an approach. all right? >> well said. first we are going to review the ibnr fund status and any changes to the policy. so you have before you the -- >> and would you please clarify what i b.bnr is >> for any self funded plan which is now why you # your flex funded program with blue shield and city plan, you hold the liability so at the time of terminating the contract, any claims that are paid after the date of termination that happened at the date of termination or earlier you will have on your balance sheet as a liability and you are fully funded without paying any further assessment. any on going -- on the program is required to do this. you do an excellent job. an additional caveat is that this gets approved, i don't set it as your independent actuary. you have an audit june 30th and the auditors also approved these numbers. it's doubly appr

it looks like -- is that a rainbow there? it looks like it. traffic is looking okay. about an 11-minute drive time. >>> this is a definite rainbow day. a lot of opportunities. very heavy rain. we'll get a break. more heavy rain. we'll see how long this lasts. >>> good news on consumer sentiment is triggering more buying on wall street. in fact, the s&p spl opened at a record -- opened at a record high. also just out this morning, a report showing the u.s. economy grew at a 2.4% rate in the fourth quarter. as consumers spent less than first thought, primarily because of some bad weather. the dow is currently up 81 and can't look at s&p and -- the s&p and knack are up this morning -- and nasdaq are up this morning. >>> bullets flying and a freeway shut down. pam cook has a ktvu exclusive interview with the man shot at on 580. >> very scary incident. the chp continues to search for a gunman who opened fire on a crowded east bay freeway. now, the gunfire shut down a section of westbound 580 in castro valley during last night's rush hour commute. bullets hit the windshield

we're looking to the map again. we look toward the orange and yellow.rs southbound 880 from 238 in toward fremont. hayward show as slowdown typical. nothing dramatic. again it's friday so a lighter build here as well as the trivalley. 84, a fender bender, sounds like it's out of the road. that's good news. expect 680 to slow a little south and in toward highway 84. that's going to be a gradual build. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the metering lights on. the shift has happened. fast track and the lanes to the right off the berkeley curve. those are the ones backed up. over out of the maze a smooth flow and of course the diamond lanes, you got a bud tee go across bridge you get a break. the north bay, no major problems. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this morning a peace deal cause an all-out brawl in ukraine. but will the deal end violent clashes between protesters and police. a look at central kiev where thousands of protesters are still out in force this morning despite street battles that killed dozens of people, injured hundreds more. w

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it looks okay on 580 and 880. you can see that this looks good.lnut creek 680 looks good as you drive to 24. let's go to steve. >> you're talking weather, dew point there, yes, okay, thank you sal. the temperature and the dew point, a lot of moisture there, when they come together we get that fog. a lot of rain up north, it's going to be muggy and humid. i think stockton yesterday was 72 degrees, an entire record high. if it felt warm to you it was. the recent rain you had, you get temperatures, you get clear skies, you get the fog and there's a lot of mist out there, it's a foggy friday morning forecast, a few high clouds will visit the north bay. it's going to be arrest pug gi hazy warm day. 50s on the temperatures, 57 sfo, incredibly warm and all observations say cloudy. eureka crescent city north, it's good. they need the rain, get the rivers going, there's a lot of rain in the pacific northwest. we can say good-bye to this many is. look at that, this is a monster system. we haven't seen anything like that in a long time. the next system is no

let's move along and take a look at interstate 880. that traffic still looks good.om the coliseum to san leandro and hayward. and 80 this is one of the biggest things we have seen. 80 westbound the traffic on 80 has been much lighter than usual coming down through richmond. a little bit of slowing once you get to el cerrito. let's go to steve. >> thank you. harley says can you give me a shoutout? i'm here in oakland. no, i can't do that. [boo] >> yes, i can. they are booing me not you harley. there are a few so under clear skies it will get nice. it will be 60s to low 70s. it will be a beautiful day. i want to say yes. definitely clouds some rain. i will ease into this. i have had too many false alarms. it looks like there will be too many cloud covers coming across. the weather man in me says i want to see the short range model pick up on that. anything out seven days can be a little iffy. today looks great. lots of sunshine. temperatures will be really nice. increasing clouds tuesday. could be light rain on wednesday. the main system wouldn't be until this time ne

now take a look.o is the chief financial officer for target, john mulligan, is in the hot seat. he's going to be asked what led to this, was there enough security in place, why did it take four days to let people know what was going on. he's also going to be talking about what the company plans to do moving forward. target has said they are putting smart chips in their own credit cards, something that visa and mastercard arlooking at but they want to early up the date, do it sooner than planned so. about a year from now is the target date. end of next year is what visa and mastercard are looking at. the smart chips would prevent people from creating new cards and using them because the new card would have no chip inside to match up. it's expensive. target and retailers are willing to put the money in because without it they risk losing customers. we'll hear from him. we'll also hear today from the chief information officer, top technology officer for neiman-marcus. they suffered a breach as well. >> a

take a look.is olympics unique is how concentrated so many venues are in a tight area. this is possible because russia constructed everything from scratch. here's how they planned it. they put the flame in the center. that's also where they do the medal ceremonies and all the ice venues encircle it. you can walk quickly from venue to venue. being cnbc, the first place we wanted to show you is where curling is held. this is called the ice cube. does it look like an ice cube? hold that thought. this venue is temporary. it will be dismantled and moved to a different part of russia once the olympics are over. this is where they hold the speed skating events. we kind of think it looks like a convention center. this is the venue everyone confuses with the ice cube because of its square shape and blue color. however, it is actually the iceberg. i think it's the prettiest venue here. this is where women's figure skating takes place this week. one of the largest capacity venues, fisht stadium. only two eve

now, there is not consensus, and you can look at the latest ipcc report and look at dr. lindzen from m.i.t. his rejection of that. or judith curry who recently -- from georgia tech. there is not consensus there. i think what we have to do -- >> hold on, i have to interrupt you. let me interrupt you because it's not -- you can pick out particular skeptics, but you can't really say, can you, that the hundreds of scientists around the world have gotten together and conspired to manipulate data and that industry folks, like pg & e, a natural gas producer saying as a provider of gas and electricity to millions of californians and an emitter of greenhouse gases, pg&e is keenly aware of its responsibility to both manage emissions and work to advance policies that put our state and the country on a cost-effective path toward a low carbon economy. so the issue is what actions are taken and will they really work. first to you, congresswoman and then let me have bill nye respond. >> you're right. let's say everything that bill says is wrong is wrong. let's just say that. then you s

look at that double rainbow. this image was captured by a kpix5 camera as we checked on conditions at the airport. very nice there. >> that is beautiful. if we get lucky, we may see some lightning. >> that is lucky? >> i love to see the thunderstorms. so yeah, it is a very active noon around the bay area today. a major storm hitting the pacific and it looks like it is bringing more showers. some heavy downpours, you can see a lot of yellow and some red on the high definition doppler radar. moisture making its way the north bay. we are looking at very strong storms from fremont, castro valley. this is what we are going to see throughout the afternoon. you are going to get a couple of breaks in the clouds and the storms roll back in and you will see more heavy downpours and maybe a couple of lightning strikes. showers going to continue tonight but we may catch a break for the commute home. really an unsettled weather pattern ahead. here we go. this beautiful area of low pressure spins off the coastline. a main fron

he looked at it as a whole.hink brian roberts and father have looked at it very much in that way. the apple tv box. the fact is in china, the internet delivered mobile phone has a tv box that they tested and 200,000 homes. at -- about china. our viewers care about their cable bill. here is a meant column. susan crawford am a one of the great legal authorities on monopoly. here is susan crawford describing the consolidation of cable. both companies could do that are selling to multi location businesses. both companies could lower overhead and raise prices. both could charge content providers more for access to data and tv networks. regulator what the will look at the extremely closely. depending on how you defined the market, a 70 five percent share under one definition, a third under another. >> breaking news. it is now official comcast is buying time warner cable in an equity deal valued at 45 point two billion dollars. other details coming out, adding to free cash flow -- free cash flow. climbs 10 billion at c

otherwise here's a live look for silicon valley drivers what it looks like on westbound 237 right now problem-free. once again our live drive time sensors showing 55-mile-per- hour sensor heading into sausalito and across the golden gate bridge they should be doing lane changes right about now. here's a live look at the bay bridge. midspan various lanes blocked due to the overnight roadwork incline toward midspan westbound no delay. mass transit on time. metering lights off on the bay bridge toll plaza. bart, muni, caltrain and ace all on time. here's a live look at 880 where we have overnight roadwork shouldn't be out there for much longer in oakland heading downtown and then into san leandro. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> some parents won't take their children back to the crazy kids entertainment center on new york's long island again. that's because of what happened there on saturday. a private group rend the place rented the place for an adult pajama party including nudity. >> it's privately owned so i don't think that you can really tell them how they c

we have looked at what a cyber attack on the equity markets would look like. what we learn about this, it is not so much about incentives, it is about the need for better coordination between the industry and our regulators, the need for better information sharing between industry participants, market participants. some of that is where congress can help in providing liability protection so when the industry is sharing information about attack or sharing with the government, they do not trip other regulatory rules out there. i think we look at it more in the case of let's make sure we are all talking. it is not just in the financial services industry, but in the other sectors downstream. seeing moree engagement and activity. >> phil, with the lack of policy movement in congress, is this a simple of the toothless miss of the white house right now? suggestionsng because it is not offering legislation. >> this is as much as they can do. i'm not perspective -- from that perspective, it is fairly robust. they are all working together on these guidelines and they ha

some of the creeks and poor drainage areas are looking at some flooding. here's a look.ain is mainly a northern california event and we focus in even closer and it's been a north bay event from hailsburg down through santa rosa. these are the areas in the flood risk for 10:45. we're looking at guerneville through bodega bay. notice all the green through concord, walnut creek and orinda. finally you're getting rain back on the peninsula. san francisco light rain, gusty winds and the rain extends over into hayward, 580 and livermore picking up some rain now. you've been dry in the early morning hours. san jose, a little bit of a break but down towards morgan hill and gilroy, looking at light, spotty rain. the coastal hills have been looking at heavier rain. here is the rain in the sierra nevada. unfortunately, the snow stacked up yesterday and what we have now is 38 degrees. raining at lake level and we will see more accumulating snow, but really not anywhere near lake level and above 7,000 feet. so anywhere from about a tenth of an inch to 0.2 in redwood city. you see a t

look at this.leased new video of a massive flare erupting on the sun, the largest of its type. it's a gas explosion. it unleashed winds topping 4 million miles per hour. how do they know that? thankfully the flare was not pointed at the earth. so no problems are expected here, but whatever planet it may have been pointed at, you have our prayers. >>> finally, have you ever been on a whale watch? well, i don't know if you had as much fun as this woman. >> there's a fin. >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. >> she took a fin right to the head during a whale watch off baja california. and look at the picture up close here. yeah, not to worry. yeah, she's fine. look, if you go whale watching, there's one way to watch a whale. >> can't get more up close than that. >> yes. >> thank you, josh. >> yes. >>> to the bill in arizona firing up a national debate over religious and gay rights. governor jan brewer under a lot of pressure to veto the measure that would give businesses the right to refuse service citing religious

looked like hollywood today. on what they're lobbying for. >> in hollywood they're gearing up for academy awards. that is seth roguan testifying before a senate proep yeahings committee the star may be known for his pot-smoking slacker roles but is also a fierce advocate for alzheimer's research and funding. his wife's mother has the disease so did his grandparents. >> if the american people ever decide to reject genitaly. a driven comedy i will no longer be able to afford it >>. the actor met with secretary of state john kerry and joked about his political thriller. >> i had to fake it for argo. i get to do the real thing, here. >> today he said there is a window of opportunity to take action there. celebrities are spotted lobbying for a cause near and dear to them. ashley judd pushed congress on hiv research and environment. and even elmo from sesame street asked lawmakers to support music programs in american schools. >> there are too many issues to expect people are going to focus on the range of important da

look at this. they are getting ready for sand bagging in southern california. it has been so dry, any water that comes in a real quick time is going to cause flooding. and if you look ahead this weekend, big weekend in los angeles. they are putting preparations by putting up tents along the red carpet. will they need them? we will give you idean idea lat on. san francisco as well all the way down to los angeles, you can see already rain moving in. heavy rain likely. three-hour delays at san francisco international airport. you can watch the two storms. this is the first one. it comes onshore bringing rain from seattle down to san diego. second storm making its way in from the west coast. look at this. we are talking about anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain from medford all the way down to fresno and heavy snow in the sierra. that is good news. they need the snow pack for the water. and then we move east. look at this. we have windchill advisories and windchill watches and windchill warnings for th

it is still looking good just 14 minutes.ard ride down interstate 580 is not delayed in the right to san ramon is 16 minutes and to dublin. it is an easy trip into 1 0114 minutes to the montague expressway. >> happening today: in san francisco, tenants' groups will hold "march on greed" in protest of local landlord kaushik dattani dattani, has been receiving increased notoriety as a "serial evictor." he has recently been added to the "dirty dozen" by the anti eviction mapping project, for being one of the worst ellis- act evictors in san francisco. the march aims to make mr. dattani an example of real estate speculation that has been directly affecting the displacement of the city's lower and middle income renters. the march will be held at the 24th street bart station in the city's mission district. it will be from 11:30 untill 12:30. >> a governor jerry brown will meet with peru's ambassador to the united states harold forsyth-- to sign an agreement to expand california's partnership with peru. this meeting is at 10 a-m thi

look ahead and look forward to what is going on in this economy. even with weather-related data looks like we're pacing along at reasonable growth rates. the fed seems comfortable with it to pull back the bond buying. equity market investors seem to generally have this under control and know about it. valuations are pretty good for equities. they're not so good for the defensive assets like cash and treasurys. so you need to plow ahead with a little bit of risk-taking in your portfolio. take that rick, be smart about what you're doing. still follow valuation discipline by us. buy things cheaper within the equity marketplaces and move on. liz: okay. we'll get to what you think is cheap and fits into your parameters in a second. let me get the macro picture from yu-dee chang. if this weather doesn't improve, we know weather will improve, if the data doesn't improve along with weather we have ourselves a problem, do we not? >> on the short-term basis, liz, that without a doubt. but overall i agree with your previous assessment basically we had the sam

you can look at the chart and it looks quite a bit more topee. if we get another 4%, which really isn't that far down, if we get another 4% that takeses us down to 14,750. i think that's a level where buyers would come in. my suspicion, my suggestion on the dow and s&p, you go ahead and back away a bit right now, but don't go away. be ready to buy these dips. i think it still works. >> dan, that's refreshing message given the number of voices we've heard this week and over the last several trading days saying, whether it's technical or the fundamentals that they think the market, we've seen the chartsz that line it up next to 19 29d. we've heard cia people saying we're on the verge of collapse. there seems to be a chorus out there saying they don't like the charts. everything looks like it's going south. and so as matt at miller tabback was joking, she made a negative call just before the 87 crash. that's not your view? >> it was a great monster call but that was then. here's the thing. i've seen those chartsz. they are in sync. but this is not 1

he looked down got scared and slipped and got vertigo and decided to fall. >> maybe. >> it looked like too, the rocks were mossy and that probably made them slippery i would imagine. maybe he tried to grab a chunk of moss and he fell down. >> i agree with you, maybe when he looked back down, he psyched himself out and it was a goner from there. >> luckily there was water underneath him instead of rock and the desert. >>> it looks like these guys might be training for the summer games but they need to remember that the summer games happen in the summer not the winter. shane campbell and steve morris in duluth, minnesota, they're about to go -- >> snow swimming! >> snow swimming! >> oh, they are swimming in the snow. >> yeah, snow swimming they call it a typical day in duluth. in swimming the flip turn one of the most crucial moments, they kind of just stand up look around and head back where they started. >> their form is not good. >> no. >> who gave in first? >> red pants. >> yeah, the red speedo, he's i'm out of here. that looks miserable, just miserable. >> i hop they hopped in a war