>> as those are two separate issues appear.n terms of the objective, those were defined by the un security council resolution 1973 which is to protect civilians using all means necessary, but it is also clear that there is no consensus about whether this effort should continue to the point where gaddafi is deposed, militarily if he will not leave any other way. there is a real division, not only among different countries and the nato alliance, but also with an individual governments such as in washington. my own view is that that needs to be sorted out sooner rather than later and that the president's original instincts that gaddafi must go is the correct one. but that would require a different kind of mandate and the un has given now. as for nato, i do not think there were any real problems in the conduct of operations. the real question is whether the united states will be perceived in the arab world as being out and front or whether other countries can take the lead who are less likely to suffer from pass activities, such as

it will appear 14% larger, 30% brighter than usual.you can because the next time it happens will be 2029. >> mark: the number of americans who thinks the economy is in bad shape is higher. a poll shows 84 percent rate the economic condition as pork. that is up nine points from january. they say their family is having a hard time getting by with the gas prices, 8-10 sa38 percent tk unemployment is the number-one problem. >> darya: if you consider yourself a nerd and you the been the bay area you don't have to go too far to find a mate. the three california cities make the top five, we are talking about highly educated not nerds appeared sunnyvale is a number one place to find yourself your very own, smart guy or gal. next is cambridge massachusetts. berkeley is no. 4, sent a clear no. 5. we have a lot of places worried by its more people. >> darya >> mark: with pocket protectors (laughter) the rain is picking up in sonoma county right now. we will be right back. >> mark: top stories the latest on the storm moving into the bay area. >> d

>> police burst into a home, it appears routinely first and without warrants appeared and then after the fed to protect the fruits of their misconduct >> we can't trust the word of a police officer testified in a case like this, it calls into question what are they doing out there? >> mark: after the evidence was presented to the judge both cases were dismissed. the first one on monday the second one on tuesday. the district attorney who has been police chief at the time, and they occurred in terms police of chief to talk about the situation appeare. >> james: we are getting fog in the north bay. that is mainly where it is confined to. so let's break down what to expect today morning showers this morning, dry by this evening. those showers were taper off this afternoon. tomorrow sunny and warm. and then sunday looks like most of the bay area will see a decent amount of rain. a quick look at what we have in store. actually alive look out of san francisco. clouds and fog, more sun this afternoon, and then mile for this evening. ok now let's get onto the latest was storm tracker 4. a co

leader gaddafi appears unmoved by e.u. threats. >> we had a good relationship, and europe depends on libya f peace in the mediterranean and to block illegal immigration. europe depends on libya to stop the millions and millions of blacks who could come to the mediterranean to cross to france and italy. libya plays a role in security in the mediterranean. stability in libya mean stability in the mediterranean. >> and e.u. fact-finding team has arrived to address humanitarian conditions on the ground. >> a report to the high commissioner and vice president tonight. so far, we do not have any information. >> it is not clear whether the team will travel to areas where the fighting has been fiercest. for now, they are focusing on talks in tripoli. >> our correspondent is in benghazi. both sides are claiming they have the upper hand. what is your impression from where you are? >> the situation is still extremely poor. both sides appear to be giving in -- digging in, intrench of their positions. around tripoli, gaddafi forces hav

. >> a bbc team is beaten and subjected to mock executions in libya appeared >> i thought there wereoing to shoot us from behind. it did not happen, but i was thinking that this was the end. >> if they decide to this, i cannot do anything. i just closed my eyes and asked my god to help me. >> gaddafi forces gain the upper hand. keying off madoff morocco offers reforms in his new speech -- picking up bachman -- king ahmed of morocco offers reforms in his new speech. an historic touchdown for discovery. it ends its remarkable 27-year career. welcome once again. abc team in libya has been jailed and subject of mock executions. while there were in prison, they witnessed firsthand the horrifying levels of violence by colonel gaddafi's security forces with other prisoners. after their release, they spoke with our middle east editor in tripoli. >> 30 miles and many check point separates zawiya from aaa. tonight, the gaddafi forces seem close to victory, but we cannot confirm that because the libyans will not let for news teams move freely. the bbc team has attempted several times to get thr

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i am appearing as pro bono council on this matter. before the clock starts on my three minutes, i want to respectfully request a minute to explain why i would like to request a continuance. i am not sure what the proper procedure for that is. it would take a bit of time for me to request that you continue it. i just got involved in this case last week. president goh: you can have one minute to argue. >> thank you. commissioners, as i mentioned, i met the appellants for the first time last week. i have not had the time to fully prepared to argue the merits of my client's request for hearing. with an attempt to persuasively argue my case in three minutes this evening, i respectfully request to continue this matter and allow me to file a brief addressing the underlying legal and factual issues that would merit a rehearing. contrary to bay drug counsil's assertion, appellants were only represented for a month in april and may of last year. that attorney never filed any breaks in the case. rather, his work was limited to a few e-mails and

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for all the appearance that he gives and obviously gives the appearance of eccentricity on the other hand he's quite an astute operator. and the story is the illegality of the u.n. resolutions goes i mean just from the point right i mean or i think that's a perfectly valid point to make but that's a different question obviously from its tactics on the ground and. precisely what's going on of course i can't say from sitting here in london but there does seem to be a clear difference between what's coming out from. from the fish was a blip you know one saying there's a ceasefire. the i think it was the foreign minister yesterday saying that libyan forces probably by the resolution well it's hard to say whether or not a ceasefire is in effect because we just you know. are shot down over benghazi that the rebels claim the jet belongs to them. does belong to the rebels tell me this how will the international forces act if the no fly zone is imposed under the resolution to have to shoot down the rebel planes as well is that correct. while it does say no flights within libya so. i mean i th

they expect them to began in the capital city after near prayers and that call appeared to work. in the last 30 minutes we have learned that 1,000 people are marching and chanting. >>> this morning in the united states, the wisconsin state capital is clear of prounion protesters after they were asked to leave. >> from the bottom of my heart, i want you to voluntarily leave the building. it's real simple. >> now that polite request was made last night after a judge ordered the building closed. the protesters were part of a 17 day demonstration against a bill that would take away collective bargaining rights by public employee union. senate democrats in the state are still on the run in illinois refusing to vote on the measure. governor scott walker says he will now issue 1500 layoff notices today if none of the democrats return to the state to vote. he threatens to hold them in contempt and force police to bring them back to wisconsin. >>> well san francisco police under investigation. accused of lying while trying to catch the bad guys. now it could affect a lot of other cases. >

japanese authorities appear to not still have control over the situation they are taking measures that are of a desperate nature that are i guess you would call it from improvisations on the playbook and it doesn't appear at this time that they're working the concern to have had about this is the the hazards of the spent fuel storage pools the water has either completely or partially drained and it's likely that the spent fuel. has is to catch fire is already caught fire cesium one thirty seven is really the bad actor in this because it volatilize is and it has a half life of thirty years it gives off external penetrating radiation so if it lands on the ground in any significant quantities and you're standing nearby the gamma rays coming off they are exposing your whole body multiple organs at once when it over time it mimics pap potassium and is accumulated by accumulated in biota in the food chain and so it sticks around for a long time the rule of thumb is that it takes about ten have lives for this material to do it became a down to levels that are presumed to be safe. supporters o

yes, there are features that appear to be historic. mostly, it appears to be a wreck that we have to look at, and we wish it would have been fixed up to an years ago, and i have signatures from everybody in my building. it took me a whole of 15 minutes to collect them because there is unanimous support. thank you. director goldstein: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i have been involved with architectural preservation in the city. i sat at the card table, getting people to preserve this, which is the beginning within the city. i am also a real estate broker. i have dealt with a lot of historic properties. mr. zillman and i have been at the forefront of historic preservation for many years. i believe what they are doing is a great asset for the city. i have an arts and crafts house with the carriage house in the rear. ecker i was thinking of making this house into a historical landmark. i do not think i am going to do it. director goldstein: next speaker, please. >> i am a tour leader with the public library. for nine years, i have l

investors appear to be channeling their inner optimists this week.hey shook off a long list of potential pitfalls yesterday from mideast violence and oil supply worries to japan's nuclear crisis and deepening debt in europe. instead, traders focused on upbeat earnings from the likes of software company red hat, which shot up 18%, and better than expected results from conagri foods. chip stocks got a boost from micron technologies sending its shares and fellow chipmaker nvidia 8% higher. on the jobs front, the government reported fewer folks applied for unemployment, the fourth week in a row. after the bell, a 78% jump in oracle's net income sent its shares sharply higher in late trade. but it wasn't all good news. best buy slipped 5% despite earnings that beat the street, thanks in part to weak same-store sales here in the u.s. also after the bell, blackberrymaker research in motion tumbled in extended trade after failing to impress investors with its current forecast. >>> the u.s. postal service delivered a grim message thursday. it's doing away wit

issued warnings issued across the region appeared and extends to 3:00 p.m.s afternoon, manager of rain proper hour. in some cases the ground will give way. temperature was right now 50 in san francisco, some learn oakland, san jose 49 right now on the thermometer. we are dealing with the system for saturday off the screen. when it comes we will have another with it wet weekend for you. rain in the mix today, some on friday, saturday, sunday we had a doubt, monday, tuesday, wednesday is the son is in full force. 6:48 a.m. let's look your morning dry.drive. >> george: still the hotspots for your morning commute, a check gone your bridges, the back of the the great bridge building fairly quickly. this looks like a different commute from yesterday. you might be able to pick out the rain coming down, the back up almost to the end of the east parking lot. san mateo bridge, we mentioned there had been an accident in the tooling, the accident has cleared, but they may not have open the other toll lane because there may have been damaged. traffic on this band looks g

it appears from the angle of the trajectory, it entered the plane from above. they say there's no reason to believe it was anything other than a freak occurrence. >>> when we come back here tonight, our "making a difference" report on the people who sometimes beat the first responders in their rush to help. >>> it's time now for our "making a difference report." and in our line of work we show up at a lot of disasters. and often the first people we see arriving on the scene to jump in, help out and rebuild are the mennonites. hurricane katrina was no different. we saw them, they arrived right away, and without fanfare and they are still there, on the job every day, volunteering to rebuild and restore and to make a difference. their story tonight from nbc's kerry sanders in grand bayou, louisiana. >> reporter: on a slow trip into grand bayou, where five years on, recovery from hurricane katrina is still a way of life, cajuns who live here say to this day they know little about those strangers who dress old school and speak dutch. >> i think it's great. they're h

but i will put that appear to show you. it is hard to read because it is small, but if you look right here it says that the lease square footage is 3946 square feet. we all know the value of real estate in san francisco. surely if the landlord was willing to give chase more space, there would be charging them for it and it would be covered in this place. i can show you, if you are interested, the copy of the least i am showing you. the executed copy of the leaks, in case there are any doubts about that. to address the atm issue, which was raised at the last minute in the zone and administrators brief -- zoning administrator's brief. there was a misunderstanding at the planning counter with the planner that originally reviewed the plans. they did not notice or did not see that the atm was one that was a walk up facility on an exterior wall that would have required a 312 notification, not a conditional use permit, as the appellant has argued. having failed to notice this, and having had some miscommunication about it facing r

and in appearance at least, it was a different jared loughner who walked into the courtroom. his head no longer shaved, the accused shooter now has a full head of short, dark hair with long sideburns, but entering court with chains at his ankles and wrists, he had the same grin that seemed so shocking in his first booking photo. two of those who were wounded were in the front row of the courtroom seeing loughner for the first time since the day they were shot. bill badger, who was one of those who pinned down the gunman, stared sternly at loughner. susan hillman, sitting in her wheelchair, gripped her husband's hand and at times seemed to fight tears when loughner first entered. at the time of the shooting she was with nine-year-old christina green, the youngest person killed. through his attorney, loughner pleaded not guilty to all 49 counts. ron barber is still recovering from a bullet wound in his leg. he decided not of not to go to court today. >> it's been an emotional roller coaster ride for me and i'm sure many others who were there that day. >> reporter: loughner spok

. >> george: 2 car accident in the westbound direction, re-your buena island appeare. also pullr the scene is the third vehicle, it is an owner of that third vehicle has been involved. we have not activated the metering lights but as you can see traffic is moving pretty well across the span. it is possible bridge cruise may have gotten that lane open. perhaps a little better news. better news on highway 4. all lanes are open, things are starting to pick up a bit already. this is usually as slow stretch from antioch to pittsburgh. it is likely this back up will reach the bypass. better news in the westbound direction all lanes have been reopened at leverage where a motorcycle crashed. if you're headed to the sierra, you are going to need chains in interstate 80 and u.s. highway 50. though portions of it has been completely shut down between kirkwood and silver lake because of the high snow levels there. let's find out more about the weather. >> james: beginning with a live picture out of santa cruz this morning, can you make that out? rain coming down heavy at times. we

the huge cracks appeared in the driveway of the home nearest the road. cushing and sidewalks are buckling. other cracks are appearing around the house and the ground is falling away from the foundation. pg&e has repair add gas leak and is installing an emergency shut off valve and power poles, they say are at risk. property owners are waiting for the rains to end before tackling themselves which they may likely do themselves because this is a private road. >>> a woman had to be rescued by a helicopter after the ground gave way from under her. she was walking her dog when the road collapsed and she fell close to 40 feet. she was able to pull herself up part of the embankment. the ground was so ub unstable that she feeded help -- needed help. >>> three mobile homes were evacuated and red tagged because of a landslide. you could see the slide that's threatening the sierra mobile home park. we talked to one neighbor that lives next door. >> started happening last week. they have more rain, ground got more saturated. it sounded like the trees got more underne

but president obama appears to rule out u.s. involvement there. he tells diane sawyer that libya was a unique situation, since gadhafi was willing to kill his own people. situation is different in syria, where the government is making concessi concessions. >>> gunmen stormed a building in tikrit. when the standoff was over, nearly 60 people were dead, 100 were wounded. al qaeda in iraq is being blamed. >>> in an effort to help japan deal with its nuclearthe u.s. is the u.s. is sending in some robots. they will enter areas of that crippled nuclear plant where the radiation level is simply too high for humans. the robots will send back video, as well as radiation readings and other data. meanwhile, a new test of sea water near the plant shows radiation there is at its highest level yet. >>> the nation's highest court appears ready to block a massive sex discrimination suit against walmart. the supreme court heard arguments on the suit, brought by three of the female employees. several of the justices appeared less than convinced. here's t.j. winick.

most of them appear to have gunshot wounds. he has four to his legs. there are many more like him. according to eyewitnesses, gunfire broke out when security forces tried to stop protesters marching off to friday prayers. some say the large crowd was fired upon by snipers on rooftops. at some of them have been captured by protesters. this is during the month of protests against the president. leading about -- the president declared a state of emergency. >> we have decided to announce a state of emergency today in yemen. we are imposing a curfew on armed men in all cities. they will take responsibility for maintaining public security. >> leaders in egypt and tunisia. in yemen, there appears to be a more hard-line response to the demonstrators, perhaps inspired by the demonstrations in libya. >> this is abc news, the headlines. president obama said the libyan leader must order his troops to halt their advance on rebel positions and pull back or face the prospect of air attacks. forces loyal to gaddafi are attacking despite the statements that they were observing a cease-fire. the jap

it appears the bus struck the bicyclist. >>> the san bruno fire chief appeared before a panel today. as carol hawn reports, he had no idea that a major pipeline ran to the city until after it exploded. >> we did not know that there was a transmission line through the city. >> the fire chief told investigators that prior to last september, pg&e was not open with information or specific training tips on how to deal with its gas pipeline. >> obviously the situation on september 9 was not something we could ever imagine but it does give us some opportunity to draw up scenarios, look at evacuations. >> the bottom line he told investigators and us, it would not have changed the emergency response. >> the first report came in as an airliner down. that was our response. if it was a natural gas line break it would have been the same response. >> reporter: pg&e says it has share information with the city but is it the company's failure -- that is the company's failure to share information that came under fire. 15,000 people were sent information about pipeline safety and only 20 responded. >>

so that it appears to be that vapor is coming out from the broken part. and i'm not saying this with absolute certainty, but i'm saying this with assumption. that's a high probability of such phenomenon going on. so currently, you are recording a high level of radiation levels but if there is any change to evacuation instructions? >>> translator: unless we witness the situation where the radiation levels goes up very rapidly near the compound, there's no need to change the evacuation instructions. >>> translator: how about the situation of number four reaker? >>> translator: number four reactor has spend fuel storage pool and we are now preparing for watering water -- for pumping water in to this reactor. currently we are seeing a rise in the radiation levels that is caused by the number three reactor. but the water injection operation is being delayed, but we are now preparing for that. the temperature seems to be rising in number four. number five and number six reactors, do you see any possibility that same thing will happen for number five and six rea

jobs look even thinner than his last public appearance, he did seem to be feeling well. he was full of smiles as he introduced the next version of the popular tablet. gabe slate was there, he does as a closer look at i pad two. >> it's a completely new design. >>gabe: the i pad to is 33% there than the existing i pad. it's a lot later. it it's 1.3 lbs. compared to the old one at 1.5. the first version and the new one, it's definite feels lighter. the pad has a dual processor based on a new apple a 5 chip. they claim it's too times as fast as the first i pad and that the graphics are now nine times faster. it is a rear facing camera back and record each the video and front facing camera for video chatting. this is great for face time that will let people video chats from there i pad two. there will be a black one and a white one, the crowd laughed because the mystery still lingering over the way i phone for which is still never come out. i pad to have the hdmi output, a cable accessory for connecting your i pad to a tv. >> we also have models that work with both at&t and

countries across the pacific region including russia's far east are on tsunami alerts but the threat appears to be fading with hawaii reporting no major damage. in other news more violent clashes rock libya is colonel gadhafi forces push the rebels back the e.u. says it's not ruling out a military option now increasing fears of a possible intervention. leaving its eight pm you're watching r.t. my name is kevin owen here in moscow and one main story dominating the news tonight the northeast of japan has been slammed by a major tsunami following the biggest earthquake in its history at least ninety five people are reported dead but that figure appears very conservative the real number looks likely to be many many more for example police say hundreds of bodies have been found drowned in the city of sendai the capital of the worst hit region the eight point nine magnitude quake off the eastern coast unleashed ten metre high waves which reached miles inland causing huge damage aftershocks are continuing tonight in japan tokyo was brought to its. still paralyzing the capital's transit system meanw

now she appears to have abandoned her post as the chief of police.elativelyç peaceful, but local reports said she had been the victim of death threats. it would be no surprise in an area where police are routinely murdered. such dangers did not seem to bother her when she took the job six months ago. it i am here today and not tomorrow. if i am here today then i will do what has value. >> at the family home there has been no sign of a person's last week when she asked for leave to care for her son. she may have fled to the u.s. to seek asylum. afterç not being able to get hd of her, the mayor fired her. >> after her removal after all this we will analyze different profiles and the offer this position to someone else. the mayor is fully in charge of >> she leaves behind a policy in stark contrast to felipe called run. -- felipe calderon. neither approach seems to have brought an end to the mexican drably -- deadly mexican drug war. ç>> the fire that destroyed the costumes of many rio de janeiro has done little to dampen the enthusiasm for carnival.

before he appears to be shot allegedly by balcony security forces since martial law was declared this week the bahraini government has crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. clearing them out of pearl square where they've been demonstrating. and my role videos though the details can't be confirmed have been surfacing on the internet appearing to show police shooting protesters. point blank it's reminiscent of another uprising against an autocrat i want to address the situation in libya when images in reports of violence against protesters take a job his hands in libya reached the u.s. saw the president take a stand. as last week germicide to lead and he must leave early on president obama called for plans for a no fly zone over libya now here at the united nations the security council has since taken the lead on that meanwhile the united states has already said warships along with humanitarian aid in libya as iraq said it's not the topic. next amess on the country essentially freezing it out of the u.s. banking system and reports suggest the u.s. has also played a more covert work rol

thank you so much to a muchmi -- so much to supervisor mirkarim i for this honor appeared in my first years at the clinic, i served as a volunteer. the clinic is still a volunteer- driven organization to this day. we have over 100 women who bring health care to uninsured women and girls alongside 26 dedicated staff. these women are my heroes, and i accept this honor hand-in-hand with them. our over 5000 clients per year rely on them to provide respectful quality care regardless of their ability to pay. i also accept this honor with our clients in mind. the single working moms, working students, the activists, restaurant workers, and all those who do not always received appreciation for their own daily heroism. this week, our clinic moves to its new location. this is one of the crowder moments of my career, not just because it is a new, improved location, but for the expansion of services that it will allow for. we move from 3000 square feet of space to 6000, and we will be offering more appointments as well as new services, including prenatal care and enhanced behavioral health servic

. >> it appears that they altered the facts in the report in order to appear as if they lawfully sized the item. >> reporter: the public defenders office claim that officers illegally searched the room. two of the officers involved are under investigation for perjury and misconduct in two similar cases. it is the -- this those videos six plain clothes police officers enter two south of market apartments without consent and cover up a camera lens prior to entering one room. >> the officers involved in this particular case have been given an administrative assignment of nonpublic conduct assignment during the investigation. >> reporter: the man who was police chief at the time of the incident, district attorney gascon will lead the investigation. >> i do believe it's a conflict of interest. however i have spoken to the district attorney and he's assured me that he will conduct an independent invest kpwaeugs. >>> legal analysts told us this afternoon that more narcotics cases are likely to be challenged or dismissed in court because they involved the officers seen on these surveillance ta

all cases of peaceful use of nuclear power artie's arena reports on its role in the crisis which appears now to be pretty minor. i missed reports that radiation levels in the japanese capital could be up to eleven times the norm people scramble to get away from the invisible killer here in tokyo series do seem to be less visible usual at the epicenter of the plans a clear disaster fifty people remain struggling to keep the reactors under control but tonight where is the international atomic energy agency the exponents of the peaceful use of nuclear power they're here in japan arriving four days after the first explosion at the nuclear plant the i.a.e.a. as well as a promoter of nuclear power whose job is not to necessarily be able to come to the rescue of failed attempts at maintaining quality design and and protecting the public from natural disaster such as we're dealing with here although they'll sell that message when the train approved when the proof is in the pudding you can clearly see that the i.a.e.a. has absolutely no ability to deal with this problem any more than the japanese

and in a sign of just how serious things are becoming, emperor akihito appeared on television to trynd reassure his people. but people here are not reassured. at tokyo station we found families dashing to board trains south. people with small children seemed most eager to get out. what are you most worried about? >> i'm most worried about the nuclear plants, he says, especially because i have small children. i want to stay far away from tokyo for a while. many people who live and work in tokyo come from other parts of japan, and now they want to go home. there is definitely more than just a trickle now of families leaving tokyo for other parts of japan because of the fear of radiation. most of the more than 30 million people who live in and around the city, though, leaving is not an option. they have no place to go and if there is a major release of radiation from the fukushima plant, there dawes -- doesn't seem to be a plan what to do either. if there is, the asumi family hasn't been told about it. they are watching the events to the north with growing consternation. they have an 8-

just below large cracks appear in the ground. section of earth acetylene, here we see how the ground is action pulling away from the foundation of one home. as you can see from the cracks running along the driveway outside of this home just above the road, the entire hillside appears to be unstable in moving just about every day. you can see how concrete poured into those cracks just a few days ago has already settled. pg&e has repaired broken gas line and is installing an emergency shut off switch, the water lines are breaking to. overhead utilities are threatened. inspectors for on scene wednesday assessing the damage, six the road themselves when still sell it settles down. in san jose, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: continuing our team coverage, soil specialist tel kron 4 that some sections of the bay area are actually more vulnerable the slides as theresa reports, one expert explains the quality of the soil makes the difference. >>terisa: do you see this landslide? this soil specialist said it's indicative of the week soil situatio

. >> it appears that they altered the facts in the report in order to appear as if they lawfully sized the item. >> reporter: the public defenders office claim that officers illegally searched the room. two of the officers involved are under investigation for perjury and misconduct in two similar cases. it is the -- this those videos six plain clothes police officers enter two south of market apartments without consent and cover up a camera lens prior to entering one room. >> the officers involved in this particular case have been given an administrative assignment of nonpublic conduct assignment during the investigation. >> reporter: the man who was police chief at the time of the incident, district attorney gascon will lead the investigation. >> i do believe it's a conflict of interest. however i have spoken to the district attorney and he's assured me that he will conduct an independent invest kpwaeugs. >>> legal analysts told us this afternoon that more narcotics cases are likely to be challenged or dismissed in court because they involved the officers seen on these surveillance ta

appear weak? they also say that in a tribal culture like libya, the administration does not know enough about the libyan opposition. are they opening the door for al qaeda or other terror groups to take hold there. they are also questioning the fact that the arab support seems to be wavering and asking if the u.s. is protecting civilians in libya, why isn't it also protecting civilians in yemen or bahrain. also today we should point out defense secretary robert gates arrived in russia and vladimir putin took that moment to slam the military strikes in libya, saying it was like a medieval crusade. those are fighting words clearly intended to incite the entire arab world. that was enough to draw a rebuke from russia's president, medvedev, but it does overshadow the trip. >> chuck todd, who's traveling with the traveling white house in south america, chuck, given the fact that the machinery of the presidency can now move with the executive in a way it never did decades ago, is the criticism the presi

sanchez in a shoulder appearing to be fine. and there is in phoenix, a's and royals fit to be tied. 4-4, and a homer in that one. deadline fr a new contract is tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. pacific time. hard to imagine any deal getting done. best hope might be for another extension at this point. nine of the 10 members of the labor committee met today and there is a spokesman saying if there is no extension, the union expected to take the case to court, the nuclear option and nobody wants that, but that is the threat. so it's going to come down the wire. >> it will. thank you. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- an electrical engineer from clovis, california... an army ammunition inspector from mcalester, oklahoma... and our returning champion, an inventory control manager from lowville, new york...

well it is building it does not appear to bad.cking and hot spots for your drive around the bay area well the bay bridge was that yesterday we have no incidents today. san mateo bridge their ride looks move here, imp the west and eastbound directionsin and out west and ed direction. the nimitz freeway, we pick up a live shot here, 880 traffic headed south towards high street. the oakland airport off ramp as you move past 23rd, there is a fair amount of density, the speeds are good. this is will tran providing us with that shot. you can see good and smooth traffic float 4880 southbound appeared no delays on the amount central and now back up for them freeway's march. drive times down to sfo 19 minutes from downtown san francisco. >> darya: strong winds is a reason to all boats broke loose. here are one of the boats that ran aground in to run.a ground. >> we could get close enough that we did see the boat was closed up. >> we couldn't get up to the bout so we ran aground and i put my wet suit on and swam over. we yelled for him a co

. >> the spike in gas prices come as libya appears to be devending into civil war. government fourses are using our power against rebel forces moving toward the capital. >> reporter: fierce battles raged on sunday's rebels pushing westwards towards tripoli were met by air attacks and ground forces loyal to libya's leader, moammar gadhafi. >> we were trying to escape and come back, and i was begging everybody to give me a ride. it was really scary. >> reporter: the front line now appears to lie between two towns. rasline lanuf. and -- were told it was too dangerous to proceed. we heard a massacre was taking place, and that gadhafi's troops were firing into civilian areas. in tripoli, one city still firmly in gadhafi's grip. residents arose to gunfire. government forces said they reclaimed several cities. the residents in both say the opposition remains in control. libya's oil production seriously crippled by the unrest, and though the united states has moved military forces closer to libya's shore, it's not pushed for a no-fly zone over north africa. abc news, ben be

moammar gadhafi made his first public appearance in a week.enouncing the allied raids against libya, and promising victory. the u.s. military is considering all options. >>> and another earthquake hit northeastern japan this morning, and the u.s. has banned the import of dairy products and produce from areas around the crippled nuclear power plant. >>> the trial of baseball star barry bonds resumes in san francisco today, with the first full day of testimony. in opening statements tuesday, lawyers for bonds claimed that he did not lie to a grand jury investigating steroid use by athletes. kendis gibson reports. >> reporter: barry bonds arrived for the first day of his perjury trial looking much slimmer than he did during his playing days. the baseball legend is on trial, not for taking steroids, but for lying about it. seven years ago, he told a grand jury he never knowingly took steroids, and thought he was given natural sub elements. in opening statements, prosecutors called bonds' denial ridiculous and unbelievable. during his playing caree

that's when we see water come out of the sky appeare.not the only ste system we are tracking. we have another one coming behind this one taking its place appeared to night and wednesday storm, the thursday they come in rapid succession. look for the possibility alone global flooding in some urban areas and small streams and creeks as well. rain throughout the week and maybe even into the weekend. scattered showers on sunday. we will track it as we continue to follow the for test.forecast. >> reporter: pitchers out of egypt, the ministry building is on fire appeared we just got this live feed out of cairo, we just heard there were police officers protesting outside of the buildings. they were demanding salary increases from the government. protesters wanted health benefits as well. seven floors of the interior ministry are on fire. people were inside the building, possibly still are. people are fleeing as we speak. this fire started 45 minutes ago, you can see flames coming out of their roof. there is word this building could possibly col

does that are to appear, the d.a.ar i will automatically take the case of the calendars of the any day you how to appear is 4- 22 of course the courts offer will be withdrawn, any further dealing will be solely to the discretion of the judge. jewel and everything from then on. it is also been agreed that ms. pauley will notify this court personally on march 23rd whether or not to what is going to happen. if in fact you'll be here, preparations have to be made. we have to have a tough time to be ready. as long as we know we can call of the shares to berman.sure sut is about all i can say. the probation violation will remain revoked it will be continued. to permit any further hearing, lindsay lohan is ordered to hear and examine each of the cases. is there any deals to like? >> my motion was partially dried which was largely granted? speech yes. the only at the thing i would say is, the defense also indicated there might be additional information you would like me to consider as it relates to ms. conan. i think if we co

transportation authority had taken a support position, for example, but mtc arranged to have them appear in support of the bill. that brought to coauthors who were on the committee on board and that, i think, led the way. we were the only entity there to express opposition. the principal make up of that committee was for southern california with the exception of the two members from contra costa, so that was the bellwether for that. that bill was the assembly -- the next stage of the bill was the assembly appropriations committee. we will have to take a close look at that. there was a series of discussions with assembly member ammiano about what we're going to do -- >> did he not introduce a competing bill? >> he did not get. i do not know if that is his strategy. supervisor mar: we open this up for public comment and close. can we support the recommendation without objection? ok, so move. please call the next item. >> 5, introduction of new items. this is an introduction item. supervisor mar: thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public commen

the public is welcome to address the commission regarding items that cannot appear on the agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers tell address their remarks to the commission as a whole. under the rules, neither police, commissioners, or occ personnel should refrain from entering into debates with public speakers. comments are limited to three minutes. >> good evening, i am a cab driver and for purposes of identification only, i am co- founder of united taxicabs workers, a group associated with the communication workers of america. the reason that i am appearing here today is to give you a little bit of a heads up that we have some problems with getting crime statistics information on what is happening with the tax on their drivers. there has been a number of attacks lately. i wish i could inform you of the number but that is part of the problem, this is a vicious circle. i have been in contact with the director who is currently on jury duty. what i was told at one time is that there was roughly about four incidents on cabdriver in the last s