she would go to help out to try, but we haven't been able to do that. >> can i ask a follow-up question? so, you need a member of this committee to actually have that ability? >> part of our role in the oversight of the programs that are served by community behavioral health services is that we -- board members go visit programs and interview clients. ~ one to one. so, they go out to all sorts of programs that we fund and interview maybe 10, 15 clients and they need to be able to speak the language. and that's why we really try to get multiple languages represented. >> so, you don't have access to translators? >> we have access to -- we could, yes. we could actually do that. but when you're doing one on one clients, what we have found over the years when we've had people to speak the actual language, they're much more comfortable talking to, you know, a member of the board who is either a client themselves or is a family member or such who actually speaks the language. and they feel they can speak more freely. that's just what we see. >> thank you. so, just for clarity, i just want to m

a memorial is growing for a santa rosa boy killed following a race car accident on saturday. a weeklong test program allowing bicycles on all trains on bart will start today. we have crews on the scene to bring you more coverage coming up. a fight in alameda lead to a stabbing inside a bar overnight. kron four's will tran is live from the scene along the 24-hundred block of central avenue with details. they are still trying to release details on this with no arrests. and waiting for the bar owner to speak to see if they have any surveillance video. >> i guess that it ended behind you? >> and spilled out onto the streets which is why there is blood on the sidewalk, which is why there is still a crime scene. they spoke to a young lady but not exactly what she told them. i tried to speak with her but she was too scared to call to me. >> 6:th zero02a.m.a memorial is growing for a santa rosa boy killed following a car at marysville raceway park on saturday. friends and family of 14- year-old marcus johnson have been stopping by the memorial outside his family's muffler shop. polic

and let's hear what you have to ask. >> this is a follow-up question for larry. we were talking about concrete sidewalk graffiti and curbs. and your response was that that is private property or the owner -- the property owner is responsible. a number of my neighbors had asked me when they had graffiti said where do we go? technically you're responsible. so, what am i going to do? they ended up -- i said, do not paint over it. it's got to be power washed. you have to use -- that can be really expensive. they went and painted over it. and now it looks worse than the graffiti. i see it all over the city that a tag is painted over with brown paint, with whatever is available. and then it becomes a real problem because it's really hard to remove it then. so, i think that -- my thought about it, i know dpw doesn't have the financial resources, but realistically i think sidewalks even though they're kind of that nebulous gray area where technically they're owned by the property owner, but they really are public property. and i think that's something that dpw should some

we are also working with sfsafe dot org for the same reasons and i have a follow up meeting with them next week to have a security assessment and join dolby in joining a connected business community. we are also working with small business commission and have been attending a central market partnership meetings by the office of economic workforce and development. i was at one of those meetings when we met the community housing partnership and also to have their support and also a member of femac and the community leadership alliance and working closely with supervisor kim's office. we have reached out to the ialliance for a better district six and presenting to answer their questions and tell them about our business. we hope to gain their support after presenting. we also are aware that we have eleven protestors. we received a contact info from abc, late january, and have reached out to all of them. our goal is to meet with them individually and come to a resolution. already, we have had one person give a verbal confirmation of withdrawing his protest. we are going to continue these e

raj, back to you now. >> okay, jay, thank you. >>> we have a follow up to bring along to you, to a storye first brought you in september. a san carlos man is getting a second chance at life thanks to a liver donor. chris mahony was given six months to live but got a life-saving transplant. it happened yesterday and is recovering in a cleveland hospital. he was suffering from a rare autoimmune liver disease. he's the principal and also a husband and father to a 3-month-old baby boy. the mahony family is facing big hospital bills. if you'd like to make a donation, go to chrisneedsaliver.com. >>> in health matters, a new study warns breast cancer patients to avoid high fat dairy products. those who consumed one or more daily servings of high fat dairy had a 15% increase in risks of cancer. it has high levels of estrogen. exposure has been linked to breast cancer. breast cancer patients should avoid whole milk, ice milk, and custard as well as full fat yogurt. >>> researchers found women over 50 bwho worked at night had a higher chance of cancer. researchers suspect this is because light sup

trying to do a follow-up on an answer that had come before that was at best inconclusive. and then he had a question of his own. but then he also had a question for the prime minister. see what happens? it allows the two principals -- principle -- in that case to can change the sunt. -- subject. chuck is a good friend, but he should have probably stuck to one question each. and let me just say, that set-up where they have a president and a foreign leader. in this case our president was the guest, but those kinds of news conferences don't produce very much because there are usually only two questions per side. so you don't get a wide-range of exchange. >> and you also have translations. >> and you also have translations, which close everything down. >> a person inside the white house briefing room. she has written a book titled the messaging of the president, the white house commune cages operation. these she's also a professor at towson university. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. good to see you both. >> let's talk about how all of this evolved. as bill plante po

reads, a gay male troop leader along with another adult leader is taking a group of boys on a camping trip following a youth protection guidelines of two-deep leadership. is it acceptable or unacceptable for the gay adult leader to take adolescent boys on an overnight camping trip? >> a gay leader could lead a group of kids. the questions asking about camping trips could possibly be used to instill some fear with where it's not the case. >> reporter: this is a current san jose police officer and the president of an lbgt political action group. he feels the survey is filled with 13 loaded questions. in a statement to nbc bay area, the boy scouts said bsa authorized its committees, representative of scoutings members to further engage representatives of scouting's membership and listened to their perspectives and concerns. we are currently in the listening phase where the bsa's committee engage key stake holders for input and develop a summary report. part of this process is to survey a variety of stake holders. the national organization is encouraging people to log on to its website and learn more ab

that is after a big evacuation following that patient who lost it at about 10:30 last night setting ahe first floor. security staff started evacuations of people in adjacent rooms and then they shut:a perimeter around that patient's room. police called in a negotiator s.w.a.t. team and about two hours later were able to make entry into the room and take that disturbed patient into custody. >> from this pointed forward medical staff is going to evaluate the person who has been detained and take it from there. >> reporter: no injuries to staff or patients and as far as the damage to the hospital, just the damage to that room because of the small fire. right now live in san mateo, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> thank you. officers say it's not clear what made that patient upset. they also say they cannot release any information on his status due to patient confidentiality rules at the hospital. >>> the suspect in a deadly bicycle-pedestrian crash goes to court in san francisco this morning. it's a preliminary hearing to determine whether chris bukhari will be put on trial for felony vehicular

a kiosk or if you don't do anything look for a bill in the mail. >> each time you cross you get a follow invoices. however, if you continue to cross without doing anything, it goes into a monthly bill cycle. so we want to caution people to know that, that there will be a bill. if it's not paid on time, you become a follow violater. >> they are also upping the speed limit through the follow plaza to 25. the first day without follow takers is next wednesday. >> look for road closures tomorrow morning. northbound 880 between hagen barry receipt and hagen avenue will be closed from one to six. drivers will follow a dedoor that will get them back on the agreeing at 66 avenue. it's part of construction for a shuttle bridge that will eventually link bart and the oakland airport. this is time-lapse video from bart of the work on the bridge last weekend. the project should be finished by the end of the year. the airport connector will be open for service in late 2014. >>> tonight the lights will go out on landmark buildings around the globe for earth hour. places like san francisco's city hall wi

a recall requires voter signatures on a petition followed by a county vote. >>> up in at 6, a community meeting is stirring up controversy tonight. we're seeing protesters and a big police presence outside. >> reporter: it's just a community forum tonight. you can see san rafel added extra officers tonight to keep the peace. there are more than 100 protesters with signs outside the community center right now. this is in response to a flier trying to get people to speak out. this rally flier has started a contentious conversation in marin county. >> it should be inclusive of everyone that contributes here which includes the dishwashers, waiters, teachers, waitresses, everyone that has to do with our quality of life. >> reporter: the group who created this flier is rallying for more affordable housing. they say a forum being held at this community center by citizen marin doesn't address the needs of lower income people. >> there are legitimate concerns about environmental impacts, pollution, traffic. we want to say to them that no, it's not a solution to affordable housing. >> it's free,

. >> a christian preschool and pleasanton is under investigation followed reports that a teacher tieda two year-old child. a spokesman for center. christian preschool says the teacher, allow works there, a tape of the young girl and ankles and wrists, then took a photo of a child, after she refused to take a nap. school officials are not saying when that happened, but it all came to light 10 days ago, when the former teacher allegedly show the total to people at a party. >> among those a solid, the young girl's mother. pleasanton police and now investigating. the pastor 4¢ a point presbyterian church issued a statement saying. we are all appalled and shocked that such an incident, if proven to be true, took place. every human person made in the image of god, all the children in our care, deserve the highest degree of respect and protection from any action that dehumanizes them. the preschool set its cooperating with the investigation and has shut down its operations for five days. >> a school district has set up a series of community meetings to give parents more information on what m

. >> lowel high school track team had a meeting following a tragic death of a teammate. police say a 17-year-old was killed trying to cross a busy intersection. abc 7 news joins us from today's track meet. >> this is supposed to be the first big meet of the season. well teammates were focusing on this meet they're also thinking about her. instead of black for mourning, green ribbons were handed out. it was a 17-year-old's favorite color. >> it said we're running for her. so we're going to have her a little part of her with us. >> chan was struck and killed on saturday night. the driver will be charged with driving under the influence and killing chan. he faces up to 10 years in state prison. the coach says her first season as a runner on the track team. >> she's a good friend to a lot of people on the team fr a couple years and... she worked hard from the first day, on its unbelievable. we're shocked. we know she's here. >> chang had participated in a kk race at candle stick. she lived only a few blocks from where the accident occurred. today a prayer service was held by

thank you very much. >>> right now, we want to do a follow-up to a story we first brought you as breaking news last night. this morning, san jose police telling us a deadly stabbing in san jose's almaden valley neighborhood appears ton an isolated incident. officers found a man in his early 20s stabbed to death near the entrance of guadalupe oak grove park yesterday afternoon. last night, homicide investigators combed through the neighborhood looking for any kind of evidence and trying to track down witnesses who may have been around at the time of the event. but so far, nobody under arrest. and police have not yet released a description of any potential suspect. >>> new details about two separate stabbings in san francisco overnight. police say in the first stabbing, it happened about 2:20 this morning on mission street near the 16th street b.a.r.t. station. here's a map to give you some perspective. a man in his 30s was taken to san francisco general hospital with at least one stab wound. then about an hour later, a man was stabbed near the intersection of 26th and folsom streets. he's

to go a follow-up on that. a quick follow up on that. as you know, your proposal would allow the pentagon more flexibility in implementing the cuts, and democrats say they want more flexibility for the domestic agencies as well. is that a fair trade? >> but they are willing to work with us. the first premise has to be we will have real cuts in spending because washington has a spending problem. they have to admit this is a problem. then we can work to fix it. personally i would rather go into targeted areas and cut things that do not work. if they are willing to work with us and have an adult conversation about that, that is fine, but six months ago we tried to build -- bring this up before it was a crisis. we passed a bill out of the house to do what you're talking about and the senate did not take it up for six months. the president has not talked about until a week before the crisis. people are tired of washington living crisis to crisis. i am glad the senate is finally engaged now that it has come to pass. and we will be willing to wo

but rather push the palestinians to meet the israeli demands policia in a role model where she is a following barack obama's visit and keeping us updated on twitter check out her latest pain from the protests against the u.s. and leaders visit a policy underscore r.t. political analyst abraham allusions says the palestinians are angry over an apparent leg of desire on the border of israel and the you as a to bring peace to the region. there is nothing substantial to be expected from this visit the primary goal of this visit is to embellish obama's image as an unsigned matanya whole personality and so this is mainly a public relations visit that is meant to improve the status of the democratic party in the united states visibly the israeli lobby and the u.s. congress of all the things that are supposed to be discussed during obama's visit to occupied palestine i think the question of iran being attacked is probably the most important one on the list obviously we have different agendas here but at the same time let's not forget that the prominence of iran and the gulf area and across the other

just a little. >> sure. >> it seems that is also starts with this code enforcement so it would be miss levon and miss bosky because there are processes that they have abandoned or have not been followed for a while to make that happen. >> exactly. >> and the key for me i know that the novs we should be able to facilitate. >> the items is what i am hearing. >> there are two separate. i am just hoping is that another time for the deputy levan to put something like that together? i am not saying the next meeting necessarily, but i think that we need to establish the beginning and we put it out there and if it is ready it is ready it is ready. >> if not... >> and is there anything, any other items commissioners? seeing none. >> item 9 b, future meetings and agendas, at this time the commission may discuss and take action to set the date of a special meeting and or determine those items that could be placed on the ago ahead and answer da of the next meeting and future meetings of the building inspection commission. >> okay. what is the next day? >> the next regularly skeled meet sg march 20th. >> and i probably will not be here. so, i want to ask commissioners, if we could, i would like t

we are also working with sfsafe dot org for the same reasons and i have a follow up meeting with themve a security assessment and join dolby in joining a connected business community. we are also working with small business commission and have been attending a central market partnership meetings by the office of economic

. >>> a follow-up to a story we told you about monday. a 17-year-old who sold his start-up to yahoo! for somewhere in the neighborhood of $30 million. the blog, all things digital, says it was a mostly cash deal. lots of people are having fun with this story about a teenager become millionaire. start-up ceo rafat alif. one day, a media will surely go georgia over a startup started by a 50-year-old with no prior experience, right? we have a certain fascination with youth. a 17-year-old makes $30 million. that's a fun story. there is a fascination in silicon valley with youth and not with 50-year-olds. >> i would like to see his prom date. >> or the lineup of them all. >> we think alike. is he legal now? is he single? >> he lives in london. >> or wherever he wants now. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. >> i think the forecast now with christina loren. >> i can appreciate that. i can appreciate that. >>> it is going to be just about as warm as yesterday. hitting highs that are on track with our seasonal averages, which is nice. we do have

we have a new twitter follower. >> reporter: romantic comedy. liz: a new twitter follower. z: i hear you have a new follower. >> reporter: right after my hit on how he is not going to be at blackstone. he's not going to be is ceo. it will blow them out. he followed me. liz: we are hoping he likes power facebook.com/lizclaman page because, oh, i am catching up. i added another 100. that is kind of a pathetic thing. listen, the gap is tightening here. >> reporter: a thing that is one way to look at it if you have a needle sticking out of your arm. liz: michael dell should follow me and the facebook page because as we follow this battle, raise your hand it. >> reporter: the you know him? liz: i've seen him. of course he does not -- the charges passed a lot of people. the smart, smart guy. >> reporter: good looking guy? liz: yeah, you know. not my type. listen. you said where is it. >> reporter: they keep going. liz: raise your hand if you still on adelle pc. where is it? on your desk or in the closet of a garage? guess what? yesterday hundreds of people jump on the facebook pag

. >>> right after the break, a follow up to a story we told you about. decisions to make it easier to get a cab and why not all drivers are on board. >>> city leaders in san francisco are meeting to discuss a plan to give customers real time tracks of taxi cabs. dozens of driers line driveers lined up >> why should we do that if we can just go get a pink mustache. >> advocates say it will help them compete. we'll have more details after the meeting tonight. >>> pa lowe alto drugmaker is laying off. they may have to sell after they had to recall their only drug with serious side effects. 75% of the workforce is being laid off. san francisco's city attorney is calling to crack down on labeling of caffeinated drinks. a letter from scientist points to studies about the negative effects of high caffeine. they want manufacturers to include caffeine context. >>> march madness is in full swing. loran is there. >> reporter: the first day of the big dance for st. marys, also falls during mid-terms. it's pretty quiet but inside it's a different story. fans say they

. >> there is a session following lunch. >> [inaudible] >> there is a session following lunch primarily for the students in the audience, but if you are desperate to talk to one of us [indiscernible] thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> earlier this evening guests arrive for the annual gridiron club dinner. for the first time in history they allowed for a print reporter to attend and provide a description of the night's festivities. >> on the next "washington journal," the president's attempts to reach out to congress and president rand paul's filibuster. our guests are peter cook and rachel smolkin. states with the highest and lowest [indiscernible] rates. later, secretary of state john kerry, announcing last week that the u.s. would provide aid to the serious -- syrian opposition. live, tomorrow morning with your calls, tweaks, and e-mails. >> one of the things an early american wife was taught to do, she supported her husband's career, usually through entertaining. dolly was socially a

that's a nine followed by 18 zeros. good luck with that. that's a nine followed by 18 zeros. good luck with that. >>> welcome back. now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. we start in kentucky where lightning is being blamed for a fire that burned down a generation's old church. part of the roof caved in and a second building was damaged as firefighters battled the flames. no injuries were reported but the community came out to watch as the fire burned into the morning. >>> the fbi says they've identified the culprit in a 23-year-old art heist but there's the matter of finding the lost paintings. officials say those responsible stole those pieces now worth $5 million. >>> to mississippi where 60 mile-per-hour winds managed to blow a big rig trailer right off an overpass. luckily the driver wasn't injured when the truck rolled over the side of the bridge nearly bringing the cab down with it. >>> finally, california whale watching trip got exciting. the 45 to 50-foot whales dipped alongside a motor boat. they dipped and rolled by a much smaller motor boat. a

so we think a soft mandate followed by a grand coalition with a narrow mandate, including to change the electoral law is the most likely venue. >> how pressing is the need to change electoral law so that if there are fresh elections held, there would be a clear outcome the next time? >> i think it's important. it's important because if they set up in a way in which they stable the larger parties, central right and central left, it will make the outcome of elections more likely to be stable for the next time around. and i think the incentives may be aligned in that respect to play against the pakistan movement. so we think that -- and also it's just needed a 51%. solo it's never easy, we think this time around incentives might be aligned for that change. >> okay. and still italy's market holding up reasonably well ahead of all of this. details on that hopefully out later on today. >>> ahead on the program, oecd's secretary calling for calm over cyprus. do you think the country will leave the eurozone? find outway told cnbc when we come back. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile

i have a follow-up question on cyprus. i am a central banker. do think it was appropriate or fair to impose a levy on every bank deposit in cyprus, even those insured by the european union? >> i have not been involved in those conversations. i do not necessarily know of the details. i know they are grappling with the difficult problem. i think the issue they face is that there is a big financial hole in the sense there is a fiscal issue and a bank recapitalization issue. they're looking for resources where they can find them. i think everybody understands there are certain risks with that, besides the equity issue of taxing lower income people, there is the issue of setting a precedent that might reduce confidence in banks in subsequent periods. that being said, it is a very tough issue. finding the resources to solve the problem, there is probably no easy way to do it. we are going to keep monitoring that. i do not envy them that particular challenge. >> thank you. there has been the trend in the last couple of years where the economy jumped ou

. >> i don't know if it's a follow up but my suggestion in given what you said is the timeline that you can come to some pretty reasonable determination is that the board not only authorize you to do that, but also if possible preauthorize the follow up if it can't be reached to your satisfaction. although i don't know what this number would be, the timeframe -- when is our next meeting? >> next month. >> i'm looking at the recommendation and i didn't see that. >> it doesn't have to be in there. if we don't come to a reasonable resolution that is fair, we will reject the bid. >> which of the options would you be taking? would you be breaking the package? >> we are investigating that in parallel. >> that's my question to see if we can do as much as we can. >> we can't lose time. >> well then i have no problem. >> metcalf? >> director metcalf. these recommendation make sense to me. i want to ask would you be going back to the design of the structural system, not between the subs? >> there are certain designs on specification changes. the structural engineer are part of these meetings. >>

a follow-up here. >> i ask the question. when i get a college and went to work in the summer of 1953, when i was doing as a young engineer was operations research. we call the time and motions. >> you get into all of the low -- all of the terms. that went bike earlier. they tended to have a somewhat narrower focus. and the deal our guys were making plans for how much this approach should be applied, particularly when you got into things of analyzing or close through the factory and scheduling and analyzing where the bottlenecks were. that was -- and i think they were probably right. it was at least the concept of a much broader application. okay. yes. yes. and, look, the critique. there was this great demo from one annoyed british bureaucrat from around this time. we seem to be making this big deal of operations research. it just seems to be ordinary common sense sensible things that are given these fancy names . but i think, you know, just getting back to the anti-submarine story, world war ii, they really did something, i t

. >> top stories were following this tuesday march 12th. a bay area preschool is under investigation followed reports that a teacher tied up a two year- old. >> cardinals are celebrating a final mass before they sequester themselves in assisting chapel for the conclave to elect the new pope. >> thank you james. warmer weather is on the way. temperatures climbing into the upper 60s around the bay. the mid to upper seventies possible for some of our inland spots. it will be a clear evening. overnight the fall will return to the forecast. full details on what to expect in the just a few minutes. >> thank you erica. we have a couple of hot spots in contra costa county. looking at the traffic maps the first trouble spot is on highway 4. in the pittsburgh, bay point area. there is an accident involving a couple of vehicles. the two left lanes of traffic are blocked. the emergency crews are on scene. >> we normally have slowed traffic on west bound for during the morning out of antioch for concord. this has increased your drive time to at least 30 m

. >>> a follow-up to a story we first reported monday morning.wo of the three people arrested for stealing a luxury yacht are now free this morning. prosecutors say the man still in custody convinced his two companions he recently inherited that multimillion dollar yacht. he invited them on the water for drinks, pizza, party but the fun came to an end monday morning. he's pleading not guilty to felony charges. he's being held on a million dollar bond. >>> new video to show you this morning of a major collision involving a couple big rigs that have jackknifed in southern california this morning. take a look at that crash. it actually caused a chain reaction among several other cars on the rain soaked 60 freeway in l.a. what a mess. police have not yet said if anyone was hurt and we're not sure what was actually in the big rigs themselves. a sig-alert has been called. it will take time to haul those out of that area there. >> rough for rush hour. >> traffic at a crawl already this morning. >>> 6:15 right now. a quick check of the day's top stories

>> the top stories that we are following this tuesday march 12th. a bay area preschool is under investigation followed reports that a teacher and tied up a 2 year-old child. >> police then novato are investigated and over my fire at a pot grow house. >> we're also watching vatican city. the first boat vote to elect a new pope could come today. we will have details ahead. >> tomorrow is expected to be the warmer day of the week and i will talk about that when we come up with the next report. >> we had a minor accident and west bound 580. it had added to the drive time. it is not a hot spot but just your typical slowing for this time of the morning. it is still slow westbound out of tracy. >> a christian preschool and pleasanton is under investigation following reports that a teacher and tied up a 2 year-old child. kron4 will tran is live at the school with more details. >> we can't tell you that the teacher behind this incident has still not been arrested. they stated that the investigation is just getting started. this is called center point christian

now ensuing georgia possession stanford needs a follow. looks like a foul and they do not call it.y the time they get a foul, too late. and georgia upsetting stanford, they are done in the tournament. how about cal, the second after, five minutes to go, boyd to steal the layup. a 14-point lead for the golden bears. a minute later, finding jennifer brandon underneath. cal is moving on for the first time in school history to the elite eight, cal wins 73-63. >>> how about the pros, trail blazers/warriors, third quarter, curry alley-oop to bogut, and then in the fourth they are up 20 and curry in transition. check this out, he gets a three, he had 39 points, passes tim hard away for second is all time -- warriors win big. one final note on this busy saturday, the sharks beat the coyotes 3-2 in a shootout, they sit in sixth place in the western conference. >> all right, thanks and nice to hear about the cal bears as well. we will be right back. >> moving on. >> you got it. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life

crew with a live update for you. >> we are also following the death of a santa rosa boy.rday. >> a weeklong test program allowing bicycles on bart trains will start today. we will have crews on the scene to bring you more coverage coming up. >> we're following weather and traffic tuscan of date. erica will start assault with a look at the forecast. >> good morning james we have high clouds to the july not to bad. '40's for just about everyone. into the afternoon high clouds will continue on. your highs getting up to the '60s and potentially low seventies. >> cloud cover will continue to thicken up as we head into the evening our spirit of what is your futurecast 4 talk about rain chance in my next report. >> we're not tracking any hot spots the we are looking at slow traffic around the bay area and the usual locations. the bridge is not doing too badly. drive time here 18-20 minutes. if you are coming out of the macarthur maize. >> looking for the san mateo bridge. still a good ride with just 11 minutes commute time. we have actually passed the peak for westbound right an

in the past heavy rains washed out the roadway numerous times. >> now a follow-up to a story we first told you about last week. san francisco police say a missing service dog taken from his sleeping owner on a b.a.r.t. train is back at home safe and sound. archie was found yesterday five days after he went missing. police say an anonymous tip led them to a home in san francisco where they found this small palm iranian, checked his micro chip and confirmed it is, in fact, archie. police interviewed people in the home. charges are pending. >>> when we return, why the city says it guarantees snow for the 2014 olympics. what they are doing as a back-up plan in case mother nature does not cooperate. >>> the winter games are just 318 days away. russia is not taking any chances with the weather. according to the "new york times" the host of the 2014 games is actually stockpiling snow. >> they have got to do what they have got to do. remember in 2010 the mild temperatures in vancouver left the host city scrambling for smo. now they are trying to be better prepared. 400 snow making cannons are

rethink possible. >>> a follow-up to a story we reported last month.e of a missing san jose man now being investigated as a homicide as the man was found dead inside his own apartment. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is at the san jose police department. she joins us now with details. good morning. >> reporter: police here arrested one person but at this point they're not saying who this person is though one neighbor at the scene tells us it is the victim's girlfriend. 69-year-old stanley jacobson was reported missing just about three weeks ago. his friends worried after he did not show up to their daily lunch get together. just yesterday he was found stabbed to death inside his own apartment at the hill top manor senior apartment on ironwood drive near highway 87. neighbors say they are shocked by this. at the scene of the crime one neighbor tells us they saw jacobson's girlfriend regina butler being led away by officers in handcuffs. >> the person we have in custody will be interviewed and give a statement on what led up to this. what were the peop

a base of future negotiations. kenya has increased security following riots over the saturday election rulings. two people were killed after the high court rejected claims of fraud. a prominent egyptian comedian has handed himself in to prosecutors to face questioning. he has a riot -- he arrived at the high court earlier. under complaints that he had insulted islam and the egyptian president. pope francis called for peace while leading his first easter sunday celebration. tens of thousands of people attended the open air mass to mark the holiest day in the christian calendar. how was this mass received by the crowds? >> received very well. i have to say that a couple of times the crowd erupted in a big applause, particularly after the pope appeared on the main balcony here in the square. he gave the message in latin for safety and the world, traditionally a message of peace. this year, however, he broke away with tradition. usually pope's stay in late different message, -- a message of the four languages, he read in the italian of the vatican a message of peace in which he talked to the middle