as far as t as far as the greenhouses you mentioned you can't have a contract forever. the contract person who occupied having been that lease forever so we need to bring the themes up to current and those opportunities to talk with the community and how we can make things better. some of the sub tenants that are part of the greenhouses are could go on excellent job. we're not saying to change them out but go through the process there are city rules we have to follow. we're going to have more of this conversation when we present the actual facts of what's out there and the money and the process we would like to move forward to get the community input on how to move forward >> so i looked to the again conversation. >> i think one last thing we just find out that the retreat was cancelled and the retreat ways based on what the southeast commission wanted and we're trying to facilitate their wishes they wanted a retreat so the facilitate our is sick the south east commission should tell everyone their retreat is cancelled so if there's an issue with the communications we'l

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from the pings, it can be det t detected as far as 20,000 feet away.nce's black box took nearly two years to retrieve it. time to huddle around the water cooler and talk to louis who has incredible video. >> that's right. one world trade center has yet on open for business, but we're getting a new incredible view that is also highly illegal. >> are you ready? >> yep. have a good one, brother. >> okay, man. >> that video is incredible. and i lived how he was just icily calm. the video is unbelievable. it was actually shot in september and the b.a.s.e. jumper is former trade center worker and while the daredevil walked away no worse for the wear, he's in serious trouble with the cops. and his two accomplices are facing charges. they say there was nothing but a fence keeping them from the site. >> he's a former ironworker and just last week that teen that made his way up there. >> some security issues there. a little scary. i live down there, so i hope they ramp up the security. when it comes for grooming, one u.s. city will spare no expense. you and i kn

talked about 280, king extension, a visual distraction by all of this going on over at at&t park area. lanes as far as 280 and king are clear. 4th is closed between china basin and channel street, a two-block section. there's the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge coming into the city smooth now. >> it's 4:36. nbc bay area investigative unit looks into the buildingness owner and builder, both billion dollar corporations in charge of a big project. san francisco based bre properties is publicly traded properties. we checked building inspections and found no existing complaints filed with the city. bre hired suffolk construction as the builder. suffolk is the 41st largest builder in the country. we found nothing unusual to report. suffolk construction did receive a regional safety award in 2012 for its work in southeastern part of the u.s. public records show the building had pipes in place four sprinklers but at this early stage of construction sprinklers would not be required or active. building owner bre released a statement, it is assessing the situation. it carries comprehensive insurance. su

in at&t's brief they seem to suggest that the board and other city agents says have little control over what is built as far as three tier three wire /res facilities are called for and i'd submit to the board that that is not the case. that the board has the right and other city agencies have the right to deny a permit or to submit conditions with that permit. and i know i'm running out of time here. just a couple of the most important arguments is that at&t failed to satisfy the tier three wireless standard from article 25 of the san francisco public works code. in that section, it states that there should be less obtrusive areas looked at. in addition, there should be coverage issues shown or lack of coverage. and in our brief submitted to the board we've shown for this area there is no lack of coverage. we've submitted a couple of maps showing, again, that there is no coverage problem. at&t, one of those maps was from metrics. at&t submits that is none an accurate coverage of that area, yet, we have an article that was written by a miss wynn submitted in january 14, 2014, where at&t relies on the rude me

available to us that's vast technology that does what we need it to as far as the frequencies, the capacity that -- to carry at /t*rbg's service. we actually look all the time to do something smaller, more streamlined, and this is the technology that is available to us that's been approved for our use. there's other things coming out all the time, but so far none of them meet our needs and are not approved for our use. >> are there locations throughout the city with the same equipment? >> at&t has desks throughout the city. >> i mean, is this considered an upgrade for purposes of -- i guess, is this a new design? that's your best -- >> this is a new design. we just put this in silicon valley, mountain view, and others. we're also doing this in -- >> in san francisco. >> in san francisco, at&t has other desks, there are desk providers in the city that at&t leases service from them. i believe the equipment is similar, i'm not sure if it's the exact same. but this is the at&t equipment we're deployed in various places throughout the city. /stkpwh . >> i'm wondering if this new development in san francisco, is this o

this offense is as far as we have been able to go. we have not been able walk into t park or go to the rec center. the chief said the search is going to continue. we know that residents are on standby in hopes of going in aid with the search this evening. wethere are any developments will bring them to you as soon as possible. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> tonight we are also hearing from the people at the d.c. homeless shelter where this case began. tom roussey spoke with residents relisha rudd and kahlil tatum. areesidents say they somewhat surprised by today's news, but it still doesn't answer the question they most want answered. >> there is really a lot of anger. >> as the news hit that a body found near the aquatic garden, those who live at the homeless shelter vented some of that anger at the former janitor here. >> it doesn' matter, he kidnapped somebody's child. th could have been my child. >> at times it has been a while day here at the shelter where relisha rudd used to live. firefighters came here to check on something suspicious on the roof, but it did

so far search crews have not been able to low kate i locate . >>> as the search continues t brings backories of a plane that disappeared over the great lakes. >> reporter: in 1950 northwest airlines flight 201 vanished over the skies of lake michigan. the dc 4 was en route from large object guard laguardia airport . >> valerie van heest wrote the definitive book of the flight over lake michigan. >> a big search developed the morning of the 24th. the coast guard, the navy were called in. five huge vessels, planes, boats combing the waters of lake michigan looking for debris, but they didn't find anything. >> reporter: an investigation report concluded none of the 55 passengers and three could you members survived, and the aircraft was destroyed. at the time the investigators believe the doomed plane crashed, but the wreckage was never found. for the past ten years van heest and a group of volunteers have searched for the sunken fusela fuselage. >> initially it was a search to solve a historical history, but then it became a search for closure for these family members who are still seekin

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have they sent enough naval assets and air as sets to try t do the search, at least when there is a window in this bad weather? >> as far, they are doing all they can do. my internal question i've asked is under water assets, under seas assets. i don't know their position on that but i would figure that submarines might be useful at a time like this. >> what i've been told the remote submersibles from our experts can be useful if they can narrow down the area but they have a range of a mile or two. they would need to better understand what the possible field is. how did you first learn, mr. wood. decision on monday when we all heard that announcement? did you have any prior information or notification? did you get the notice that some did over in beijing and kuala lumpur? >>y receive the text personally but sarah forwarded it on to me. i was actually sitting in a media on the phone with media while listening to the prime minister talk so i actually heard it through an ear piece. >> which is -- >> not pleasant. >> i can only imagine how devastating that would be. tell us about philip wood, about your brother. he was so a

saying the stadium at howard terminal is too far from bart and require as costly environmental clean up. >> the a's giants pay the first game, first two at at&t and the final is in oakland on saturday afternoon. hudson will take the mound for the giants with first pitch at 7:15. a's open at home on monday against cleveland and giants play the season opener on monday night against the diamondbacks in arizona: hudson pitching against the a's that is cool. >> the ticket prices were low pre-season but sow irresponsible is it on a school night. to go. >> game over by 10:00... >> stray shower is possible any time today. and tonight. 7:15 is start time and dropping down to 56 sour will need a coat. live doppler 7 hd shows the moist flow off the ocean. a little bit of energy will squeeze identity rain. be respected any time today for a light random shower. we have fog around santa rosa on live doppler 7 hd with a mile visibility. that is the only place to worry about it. ryville and toward the bay bridge it is not bouncing much with manageable winds to light in some areas. for the first part of forecast it will be sunny and temperatures are going to

really the hallmark of why this bill t is important >> (inaudible) we would lose so far there - and a that's correct this year we're in a current year of stabilization and as we finish all the monumental work that's been done it will take at least another year and more importantly it will take time for the students to have the confidence to come back to school. you know what we've noticed it that our students haven't gone anywhere they're waiting to see what's happening to us. that's an important thing to note and the stabilization funding will help to give the confidence back to the students. thank you >> (inaudible). >> i don't have a number only a you are about to give on the on top of my head. >> what about prop thirty and prop 8 in san francisco we've had (inaudible). >> that didn't balance out the loss. >> i want to talk about numbers like city college 23 million for what? >> currently, we have a budget of $190 million. in general funds >> as of this fall you would expect the 23 million? in the upcoming year if this bill is not passed correct >> and this bill there's been reductions. >> yes. >> generally bubtdz go up and from this fund would that mea

as the good news. in the mission bay area. >> pam: this does not far from at&t park. if you are not familiar with the area there is a lot of new development in that area and mixed area of residential and commercial units. this area at this kind of on the move which is growing and a lot of building going on creek no word on how the fire started the to see how large it is by the smoke. the wind is supposed to pick up jacqueline spoke on that not too long ago of how the bay area will get when more and more winds. >> reporter: this is a condo development is what when young person just up inform us. that is the best news that it is a building under construction. it's the the flames just roaring on of that building. it is spreading as we speak. will take a break and be right back. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: across from the giants parking lot one of the parking lot for the giant china's huge parking lot. we have the crew on the way to the scene so let's go over to grant to receive more informations. >> reporter: you c

it shows it followed one of two enormous arcs to the north as far as kazakhstan or to the south to the southern indian ocean. t the satellite station over the middle of the ocean can only judge the angle from which the signals came. with that, i turn to some of the best minds in aviation and air investigations. john lucic joins me here in new york, former commercial pilot, former criminal investigator and founder of the high-tech crime network. and richard quest, our aviation expert here at cnn. and then also from denver, on the left-hand side of your screen, we're joined by former air accident investigator, david souci. bare with me. i want to nail down some key issues about the time line, the events as we know them. they have changed. they have changed since the beginning, so a reset. it's monday, things are new now. at 12:41 a.m. local time, flight 370 departs kuala lumpur en route to beijing. that much is the same. at 1:07:00 a.m., the plane's acars system, the data transmission system, it transmits for the very last time. then at 1:19 a.m., someone in the cockpit believed to be the co pilot makes the last

the bars being open early in the morning but t a drunk patron claims he was attacked by the a security staff the police were called and we're assuming as far as the security cameras it is the second time the owners have been able to furnish footage and show their staff was acting proper loochls it's a he said she said but a lot of times we see the person was not in a fight but gets into a fight in the street would someone. this is one of the reasons we like the bars to have the security cameras so we can go back and like i said this was the second time that monroe was accused of something they were arrested for being drunk in public. another item was the party bus issue that shawn talked about. i got a call from the lieutenant that was out that night and he saw the crowded sidewalks. you had the question so far as them registering they unusual call up the central station we went over what was important no sidewalks blocked and the window of buses coming and a pickup time and the next bus comes and the next bus. i talked to grepg cam he said it was chinese new year so there was a lot of traffic that's understandable as far as it being late

the bars being open early in the morning but t a drunk patron claims he was attacked by the a security staff the police were called and we're assuming as far as the security cameras it is the second time the owners have been able to furnish footage and show their staff was acting proper loochls it's a he said she said but a lot of times we see the person was not in a fight but gets into a fight in the street would someone. this is one of the reasons we like the bars to have the security cameras so

as obama care. this morning, the white house is out t touting a major milestone. 6 million americans have signed up. that's a far cry from 106,000 in october. it meets a key goal by the administration. last year, they estimated 7 million would enroll by now. for most user, the open enro enrollment ends monday. >>> on thursday, mr. obama met for the first time with pope francis. the men talked for nearly an hour on areas where they agree, like income inequality and poverty. they highlighted a deep division, namely obama care. meanwhile, mr. obama tries to mend fences in saudi arabia today. he'll meet with the king at a time when the countries differ over the futures of iran, syria, and egypt. >>> let's get the latest on the weather. bill, you warnd us of a severe weather threat. i guess we're seeing it. >> this happened late afternoon yesterday in areas of missouri. for a period right around 4:00 in the afterfloon, you could see one of the her p of one of those funnel clouds forming in the distance. strong storms in trenton, missouri. there was damage to some homes. thankfully, no injuries. this will continue thr

really the hallmark of why this bill t is important >> (inaudible) we would lose so far there - and a that's correct this year we're in a current year of stabilization and as we finish all the monumental work that's been done it will take at least another year and more importantly it will take time for the students to have the confidence to come back to school. you know what we've noticed it that our students haven't

as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t park to watch the san francisco giants take on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the weekend forecast. >> sand why is here. >> hi. yes we have rain coming in this weekend. tomorrow exhibition game second one looking dry because that storm won't get here immediately so look at live doppler 7hd right now. few sprinkle report entered santa rosa just short time ago but most of the green that you are seeing here is just moisture up in the cloud actually not reaching the ground. exploring camp are showing awe lot of cloud cover here in san francisco. and here are the temperatures. they

as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t park to watch the san francisco giants take on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the weekend forecast. >> sand why is here. >> hi. yes we have rain coming in this weekend. tomorrow exhibition game second one looking dry because that storm won't get here immediately so look at live doppler 7hd right now. few sprinkle report entered santa rosa just short time ago but most of the green that you are seeing here is just moisture up in the cloud actually not reaching the ground. exploring camp are showing awe lot of cloud cover here in san francisco. and here are the temperatures. they

as you hear heard. it got two million view so far. >> you like to see that one. baseball back in the bay area tonight. eager fans crowd at&t on the oakland a during tonight's pre-season game. they won 4 to nothing. 2 teams play again tomorrow in san francisco and at the oakland coliseum on saturday. highlights of tonight's bay bridge match upcoming up in sports. >> how fun. baseball we are still chuckling at that. that's what you get. >> we assume she was a passenger right. she wasn't driving. >> we hope so. >> we assume that's the case. >> for sake of argument we say it. >> check on the weekend forecast. >> sand why is here. >> hi. yes we have rain coming in this weekend. tomorrow exhibition game second one looking dry because that storm won't get here immediately so look at live doppler 7hd right now. few sprinkle report entered santa rosa just short time ago but most of the green that you are seeing here is just moisture up in the cloud actually not rground. explorine showing awe lot of cloud cover here in san francisco. and here are the temperatures. they are in all a any 0range. 57 san francisco. san jose. oakland 59.

far the biggest part of the budget. and that entitleme in. t. lacht year asart of the budget, the president included chain cpi, a slower measure of inflation for social security. this year he's taking that out. now regardless of the rest of the economy, the fact is that the entitlements are running out of money and you're taking out a way to save money. >> well, two things on that. i find it curious that as we speak many republicans are telling the president and cms that we should not end some of the overpayments to the private insurers and medicare system which will drive up long term deficits. by the way, they included this -- >> can we stick on this? >> absolutely. i'm glad rob brought this up. the president included. that i happen to think that on the merits it has -- i have concerns it with. the president included that in last year's budgets as part of an agreement. part of a package where he said republicans, you should join me in at least closing some tax loopholes, even one, for the purpose of reducing our long term deficit. republicans couldn't ident

far as stalin. liz: will it be using natural gas that russia has as a tool or a weapon? or will they try to battle? >> they will try to battle elsewhere. i have offered tlly unsettle the united states by working closely with iranians with other middle eastern countries. liz: say for example the old white russia. i just wonder because looking at the history books because i am a geek watching american history heroes, hitler moved in and was welcome to buy austria just like crimea cheered on and welcomed the russians, and then he took it a step further with czechoslovakia, poland. is there a parallel to be made or is that too dramatic? >> i think it is too dramatic. crimea was part of russia and cruise ships gave it to ukraine for political reasons. these are the same ways obama sanctions are pretty meaningle meaningless. this is the release the russians could do to retaliate. crimea was pro-russian, heavy russian forces there already. the game starts now. liz: george, thank you for joining us. founder and chairman. just as a relief rally regarding the ukraine, it can turn, so stay tuned, great to have somebody like that who called it back in 2009. the cl

t park. we actually seen and we've heard reports now coming in of embers going all the way as far south and also west. 20th street, it came from around that location again the portraro district. we could see embers flying off towards the south truth the next three to four hours as they get containme containment. jessica, as you noted, at least there is some progress on the fire now. again, that smoke will linger around the bay area all the way throughout this evening. >> jeff, thank you. notable questions. major questions we have right away. how did this start? have there been injuries? what's the status from a fire department's point of view battling the fire is that started around 5:00 this evening? let's bring in geraud moncure and i believe you smoke with san francisco's fire chief. >> i did. we just did a group interview with her, and she was very pleased to say that the fire was probably in the number of 50 to 60% contained but they are obviously staying on it. raj, i can tell you right now that i'm standing probably maybe a football field and a half length away and when we first got here,

as far as bull markets are concerned, we'll keep our eyes on t on the ten-year bull market for 1.56%. gild is at 2.74%. and on the currency markets, the yep has sort of lost part of the safehaven status with the dollar up to 1.03. a lot of thought and focus on the china official pmi data tomorrow. if that comes in below 50 for the first time in 17 months, it will get interesting out of china with the yep weakening. euro/dollar, we'll be at a two-and-a-half year high at 1.3967. the european market is up 1.7 billion pounds, more signs of strength of the u.k. housing market and the rebound in the economy as well. sterling steady at 1.6631. turn our attention to russia and ukraine. john kerry urged ukraine to pull back troops from its borders. in a meeting with lavrov over the weekend, kerry said any progress would depend on russian troop movement. in a press conference, he said the presence of russian forces is creating a climate of fear and intimidation. >> great conversation this evening with prime minister lavrov. i made clear that the united states still considers the russian actions

. >> this guy just walked around on t on the >> he says he asked but told the case is now charged the family says their fight is far from over. >> just feel, as a family it's not fair. >> abc7 news could not reach montgomery or his family. >> still ahead tonight protections in california >> governor brown signs a law letting patients in treatment keep doctors if they're forced to change plans oochl but what will that cost? stay with us. >>> new legislation allows patients with serious medical problems to continue treatments and surgeries uninterrupted meaning doctors can continue to provide treatment even if they do not participate in a new health plan. >> suppose someone was preparing for surge richl a surgeon had to write pre-op work. scheduled until 014 then, plan switched they can still see the same surgeon saying i have to find a new way and start over again. >> now, roughly 380,000 people were sdrapted this year >> money matters stocks dipped on uncertainty over the crisis in ukraine. the dow closed down 26 points. nasdaq down 50 points. san jose based cisco says it plans to build a billion dollars to build up the cloud computing networ

. >> this guy just walked around on t on the >> he says he asked but told the case is now charged the family says their fight is far from over. >> just feel, asit's not fair. >> abc7 news could not reach montgomery or his family. >> still ahead tonight protections in california >> governor brown signs a law letting patients in treatment keep doctors if they're forced to change plans oochl but what will that cost? stay with us. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! home insurance provided and serviced by third party insurers. >>> new legislation allows patients with serious medical problems to continue treatments and surgeries uninterrupted meaning doctors can continue to provide treatment even if they do not participate in a new health plan. >> suppose someone was preparing for surge richl a surgeon had to write pre-op work. scheduled until 014 then, plan switched they can still see the same surgeon saying i have to find

far. the real difference between good and great,t, e especially in leadersh, is all due to emotional intelligence. "harvard business review" has fod this. winston has from this. a is what makes a great as leader. >> and washington, i t think we are a town full of people with high iq and a lot of people who need to work on eq. i am not saying anythingng. you say at length there are four basic segments toook at when you are trying to break down how to improve your eq. forost, and self-a-awareness. secondly, managent. third, sociaial awareness. fourth, relationship management. >> let us talk about self-awareness first. >> eq is really about our abilitity to manage our emotion, in a way that is constructive and productive >> rather than impulsive. >> correctct. >> this is my first lesson.. >> this is part of the problem. self-awareness, you really need to know what is going on inside of you. are you being hijacked by your emotions or using themell? you need to know what your triggers are. the aware of what is going on at any me. are you u angry? upset? what is going on? >> i am great on that front. i get the fact t that i am very self awaref the fact that i am way too otional and d impulsi

territory or follow through on this annexation as everyone fears they will, or perhaps they will not. you heard for russia t to open p a dialogue. the so far the top echelon of the russian government time and time again refusing to do so saying this is not the constitutional government of ukraine. the government that sits there now, the interim prime minister who was in this very spot here in the west wing last week is not not the legitimate leader of ukraine. it's at an en pass and russia for all intents and purposes showing no signs of backing down, and now the president expanding the sanctions of two weeks ago. >> and for those who wish the white house to go further we had an expert this morning indicating these economic sanctions are the new weapons of war. the difference between the old cold war and this new cold war is everyone is connected economically. your thoughts than? >> two issues. much has been made over the course of the last couple of weeks of how integrated the e.u. is with the russian economy and more to the point how dependent they are on so-called extraction economy of russia, natural gas oil being sent across the pipel

far police say there's no indication of foul play. he's described as a latino boy, 5-5, 100 pounds. he was wearing a red t-shirt and blue genes.with information. >>> one person is dead after a fire in oakland today. the fire was in santa clara avenue. the victim was cooking when he or she fell asleep. another person in the building pulled the alarm and that alerted crews. they found no smoke detectors in the apartment. >>> another example of why you should change the batteries, a smoke detector that went off yesterday alerted a neighbor who called firefighters. this was near golf course drive. no one could smell any smoke or see any flames, but the fire crews took a closer look and found a fire in the kitchen. when they return, they can thank their neighbor for saving their house. >>> police are looking for 3 am enwho shot -- men who shot up a liquor score. they tried to steal a van from the score yesterday afternoon. police say one man shot the owner in the leg and took off empty handed. the owner is expected to survive. the 3 men were seen driving in a dark blue sedan. >>> in petaluma, men arrested accused of prowling and st

. >> as far as my tattoos go, the most painful one i would probably have to say the one i got in the middle of the armpit t like a burning pain. it almost felt like it was burning with a torch rather than a gun. it was real hot. as you could tell, i made it through it, i got it done. >> kelly mcnut was one of the more colorful inmates we met at the maricopa county jail and her tattoos were some of the more provocative we've ever seen on a female inmate. >> and then the moon doing something to the lady. and look and see how the moon doesn't look happy doing it but she's still like getting her. >> while some inmates have their ink work done before getting locked up -- >> this is the outline of arizona with the building with the flag. i got that in the army. >> -- we met plenty of others who get their tattoos on the inside. >> i got this knocked out in prison. the name of the project is orient heights. the building i grew up in is 191, fairwood ave.. >> everything that i got is a prison tattoo, actually. >> i heard somewhere prison tattoos are like the prison experience. it hurts when you're getting them, it'

far out. and then there is this group of full mooners at the event. here is some more color from the conference as reported by mother jones. a nonprofit called empact e-m-p-a-c-t america schooled attendees about the threat of a terrorist attack by way of an electromagnetic pulse. former reagan defense department official frank gaffney articulated his view that anti-tax activist and american conservative union board member grover nord quest is an undercover agent for the muslim brotherhood. got that one? grover norquist is with the muslim brotherhood. ginni thomas, i don't know her, but a daily caller contributor and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, she alleged that president barack obama may be guilty of providing material support, material support, like guns and ammo i suppose for terrorism. and at least one panelist at cpac suggests that john boehner was part of the benghazi cover-up. >> yeah. >> this reminds me, you know, of what was it called? the john birch society when they accused the eisenhower brothers milton and dwight eisenhower of being commies. >> right. >> when you start calling boehner part of this, the benghazi cover-up. when you

far from bart and require as costly clean up. >> the a's and giants play the first game of the bay bridge after winning in arizona and will play first at at&t park tonight and tomorrow with the finale in oakland on saturday afternoon. a left hander is scheduled to star with the a's and first pitch at 7:15 and the a's hop at home on monday night and the joyans play the season opener on monday night again the diamondbacks in arizona. >> how does the weather look? >> chilly at at&t park with temperatures in the home 50's and, yes, there could be sprinkles and a light shower is possible but not enough to stop the game let alone postpone it or cancel it. just know that you could get a few drops on you while you are out there but they will be random and light. wearing the proper clothing is a bigger issue. in the eastern part of the contra costa county moving into the central valley along highway four the lone shower we have been tracking and you can see the scattered showers around the santa cruz mountains and the likelihood of those holding together and slipping into the santa clara valley are light so might be a few sprinkles. we have rain mov

t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. cheryl: private equity or as some say the real money, has escaped regulation so far but are they worried going to change? charlie gasparino has exclusive details. >> we are hearing from private equity investors i have been speaking to, in 2014, then there will be some kind of increased regulation on the industry in general. the first thing they're worried about is favorable tax treatment they get. volt reading carried interest which we don't have to get into but these firms make a lot of money off of the interest that they earn on their investments, this will carry interest and that interest is taxed as a capital gain so they're worried about losing, this is the years they may lose that and this is the other big thing privately firms are worried about even more than the carried interest based on some of the people -- speaking of fairly senior executives in this business they are worried about the notion they call now become systemically important institutions just like the banks. here is what is interesting yesterday. if you notice mike cavanaugh, the top guy at jpmorgan, david rubenstei

what help would it give -- as far as also influence in the region, when we talk about, whether we're talking about t-tip and making sure to get involved with the unionian unions and that deal or tpp and asia and does that -- would those kinds of deals, does it help or hurt the state department how you're moving forward, help with our influence in those regions or hurt us? so i would like for you to just say -- because we have those two bills that may be before us sometime soon. how does it effect with respect to the state department? that's number one. going to more specific with the budget, i noticed for example in colombia that the -- our assistance cut by almost $80 million and president santos is close to coming a resolution with the revolutionary armed toe forces and so it's important to provide the government with support for demobilization and reintegration programs and that's particularly important to me because a lot of that has to take place especially in african colombian areas and the individuals going back into and cutting the funds we could be devastating the individuals still in that

far, so good. >> we wish you the best on the film. thank you for being here. i haven't seen t but the trailer looks really good. >> it won't disappoint. >> okay. a woman abandoned as newborn inside of a fast food restaurant has been on a search. maria? >> reporter: katherine was dubbed the burr der king baby. she was found 27 years ago wrapped up in a sweatshirt in a burger king in pennsylvania. she had gone on facebook and put this handwritten note there. looking for my birth mother, she gave bothe birth to me, and abad me in a burger king bathroom hours old in allentown, pennsylvania. please help share my post, maybe she'll see this. she grew up with adoptive parents. she is now married. she has three little children. she was on her way to take her sons to school as i talked to her today. she realized that her biological mother might be reluctant to come forward, but she said she's grateful that she didn't leave her out in the cold to die. >> i'm grateful that she took care of me, left me in a warm dry place. she did a wonderful thing by taking care of me, and i just want to give her a hug and say thank you. i've had people who were adopted say you've really giv