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the california pension reform says it couldn't raise the $2 million it needed to mount athe petition effort. >>> miss china town paid a visit to seniors in san francisco today. >> i am 19 years old from houston, texas. >> she is one of 15 contestants who dressed up their in beautiful dresses while visiting the center on bush street. it is an annual event. >>> what a day today. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now from the weather center. >> big changes. today was outstanding. yesterday was nice. today was off the charts. mid-70s out there but now a weather system moves in. it comes in here. you can see the rain. that will bring a few light sprinkles. you will notice the clouds, and the big drop in temperatures. tomorrow is about cooling off. santa rosa was 72 today. friday 59. down 12 degrees. 66 in san francisco today. big plummet in the temperatures. it is still an okay day. you will get your work done outside. there will be a few sprinkles. morning commute, few lightspriles and that will be it and you will get a glaze on the roadways. it is weak. up north it is rain an

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houston's record producer, clive davis, will also speak athe service.t will take place at the new hope baptist church in newark, new jersey. the family is allowing a live stream of the service. you can watch that online at nbcbayarea.com and that's saturday morning at 9:00. >>> well, what exactly makes news. a plane landing safely is not news but when a plane lands not safely is in the news. what is going right around us. garvin thomas is here with something that is very right. right in our own backyard. garvin? >> fortunate to be surrounded by many smart people doing many brilliant things. in fact, it can be surprisingly easy to treat the extraordinary as ordinary. like one hospital that makes savings childrens' lives an every day event in tonight's "bay area proud." there are some miracles we celebrate simply because they are rare. but then there are those we should celebrate because they are not. this past sunday they held a party for that type of miracle. as in practically every day a child is treated for congenital heart disease at lucile packard c

. >> well, he cried in new hampshire, and athe time and dididdn't cry. t today -- at the time, man that didn't try it today they crcry too much, if you ask me. >> alan alda for president. >> they have a lot to cry about. >> be that as it may -- >> rick santorum has emerged as an interesting, appealing figure. a couple things about santorumum that have gone unnoticed. he served in the house of representatives for two terms served in t senate fo two terms. during that time in the house, there were 229 house members who served with him, 89 republican senators who served with him. how many of them haveeen fit to say "this is a man i would like to o have as president cloaks''? zi -- i would like to have as president"? zilcvhh, nada. endorsrsements mean something to the person endorsing and being endorsed. they mean anything to voters, but the reveals something to voters -- they don't mean anything to voters butut they reveal something about the person. >> that is not going to hurt him. what hts them is that he wts to talk about contraception. it is a settled

are playing so far to the base, are going to be able to walk that line when the general comes anded a ath the end of the day this country is not that far to the right. you're still going to have to be able to -- chris: most voters are women. >> as a woman watching it it is sort of fem that we're having interest this debate. you mention the 1950's. every now and again there are times where it seems to me that america is slightly on a different page from the rest of the world. usually it's been over the middle east. but this time i've been watching some of the debates this -- recently, and it really has been this idea that we're having a 1950's debate? seriously? about access to birth control, when america faces huge challenges, the rice of china, unemployment, the potential for a global recession. we're talking about access to birth control? that's not what voters want to hear about. i think that's the di disconnect that you're seeing. chris: it's not america. i can promise you. put it to the matthews meter. this fall, will the republican candidate try to cool it and pivot to the senter? o

rioters torch builds across athe athens, as greece's government supports budget cuts. >>> and winter no-show. manmade snow. >>> those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look," on msnbc. >>> and we begin this morning with the show going on, with the music world still reeling after this weekend's tragic death of pop superstar whitney houston. last night at the grammy awards, the industry paid tribute to the singer. and not far away, the investigation into the cause of her death continues. gina kim joins us with the latest. she's in beverly hills for us. jinah, good morning. >> good morning. it could be two months before we learn what substances, if any, may have played a factor in whitney houston's death. her fellow artists made last-minute stage to the grammys show to reflected the deep sense of loss felt by so many around the world. >> i want to say to whitney in heaven, we love you, whitney houston. >> reporter: music's awards show turned into a memorial for whitney houston. videos were shown throughout the night, as well as a tender rendition of her most famous bal

i may have been ath angry at some point, but not now. the main thing is that we haven't forgotten. we remember and we feel that it's our responsibility to be the guardians of that kind of activity. >> today's event was followed by a candle light march and reception at the japanese culture community center of northern california. >>> just as the issue of contraception is becoming a hotly debated top nick the presidential race, here in california a new program is sparking controversy. a non-profit group is mailing free condoms to youth as young as 12 years old and the service has the support of state public health officials. monty the francis is in san francisco with more on that for us. >> good evening. young people in alameda county and here in the san francisco are eligible to receive free condom thes and they are available to those 12 to 19. a non-profit group called the california cam family health council is making contraception available free of charge to young people who request it on the website. they would receive a nondript envelope containing ten condoms in the mail along

gasololine prices are lilike a big tax in that they take money out of people's pockets particularly athevels. however, i tnk we have seen enough of this for the last 20 years, that people have some sense that politicians don't control this. there was a studrecently that showed if the united states was accountable, made all of its own gas, all that was pued in the united states, it still would only reduce the price of gas internationally and to us at about few cents a glon. we don't producall the gas in t the world. >> i understand, but we are taking more oioil out of the ground that we have 90 years refineries are running at full blast, gasolinee consumption is down. why are prices going up? >> unlike wyndal newt gingrich was speaker, you did not have a growing china, a consumer of gas you did not have the problem is you have no with iran withholding production, so much uncertainty in the world now. the other thing that is absolutely true -- we arere ner going to be energy independedent. we are not going to be free of fossil fuels. that is a fact. we will learn enough to -- we will he to

. >> john found time for ath receipt ticks, winning four high school letters. muskinghum coach ed sherman recalls john glenn's athletic record. >> john played football right here on this field. he was captain of his high school team and played center for the college. he has proven the value of teamwork both as an athlete and later as an institute. just like these boys, john took an active part in our physical physical nth program. he proved that a good mind and a good body always go together. >> campus discussions are inspired by the first orbital flight of an american. >> i think that john glenn by his flight has given us an opportunity to see that while we had a chance to do something for our nation, too, maybe i'll even go summertime. >> we had the same opportunities that he had. >> glenn proved that there are still many frontiers to be explored and concurred. >> and that shows how vital our education is.urred. >> and that shows how vital our education is. >> glenn always had a strong spiritual side. >> john attended services at this church when he was a boy

angry protesters around afghanistan took to the streets for if i have ath day outraged over what -- fifth day outraged over korans were burned at an air base. president obama has done little to stop the uprising. dozens of afghanis have been killed and hundreds wounded since word gout out tuesday -- got out tuesday. >> it's very regretful to see the loss of life again on this day. this is a very, very tragic incident. >> reporter: two afghan offeringses say the shooting inside the -- officials say the shooting did not vod involve any of a -- did not involve any afghanis. reports say it was not a western shooter. with protests still raging, they said he recalled all nato personnel for their own safety and the alliance remains committed to its partnership with the afghan government and helping it gain control when u.s. forces leave in 2014. drew levinson, wjz eyewitness news. >> a spokesman for the taliban says the shooter had an accomplice that helped him get into the compound. violence continues to rip through syria. [ shouting] >>> this new video shows wounded people running from a build

when you try to put accountability together, you look athe whole picture and was going on in the trial. where is most of the misconduct happening. it becomes important. who is up to, so unless we can put accountability not just with the district attorney, he needs to have accountability. we need to find out who will be responsible for the prosecutors that go wild, and how do we deal with this? does the defendant get a chance to make that claim? what happened? nothing. this is his witness. >> can you tell me this story that you told me? you showed me a photograph of a magazine that had on its cover, the dish attorney who had prosecuted you in your case. >> he prosecuted at least eight of us. he was called most of the prosecutor in the united states. he was posing with a miniature electric chair. and this had several african- americans on this. i was in the middle and in this picture, six of us are there. one of us is still awaiting trial. he was given and it -- the release of sentence. he was a winter of $14 million lawsuit against this man. in this matter -- is also passing this return

we will be in tampa as athe nominee in august. >> rick santorum says gingrich blew his chance. santorum staying in. ron paul, too. romney said, that's okay. >> opponents in the other party have been watching. and they look to comfort themselves with the thought that a competitive campaign will leave us divided and weak. but i have got news for them. a competitive primary does not divide us, it prepares us. >> reporter: florida delegates are not divided. romney wins all 50. now there is a month long break before the next big state primaries. time for candidates to regroup, refinance if they can. from tampa, florida, nbc bay area news. >>> well tonight, disturbing new information about a southern california elementary school teacher what he did with children inside the classroom and why parents were kept in the dark. >> the state's budget crisis why governor brown says mate be our pets that pay the price. >> first lady miche am lla talks about why she is a big fan of -- mitt romney. >> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri, in the weather center. we're tracking showers off to the no

. >> well said by the ath lett i can director. -- athletic director. just got a text from lilly's father that said we're really happy we did the story. >> very touching. thank you. >> sending prayers that way. we'll be right back. >>> part acrobat. >> check out monkey man here. slinging on the vine. suddenly he decides on the attack. . >> oh. >> but he doesn't realize there's a piece of glass there. >> oh. >> it's lucky for that guy who was standing by the glass. the monkey is an alpha male so he feels threatened by tall males. you didn't know the glass is there. >> it's like he wound himself up to go. >> he flew over there. >> he has been in that cage for 15 years and didn't realize the glass was there. >> that's 9news. good night. have a good weekend. [ laughing ] whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ord

. >> well said by the ath lett i can director. -- athletic director.t got a text from lilly's father that said we're really happy we did the story. >> very touching. thank you. >> sending pra

you can e-mail us at the unit ath nbc bay area.com or call the number on the screen.r website nbc bay area poen com. >>> turn things over to jeff in the weather center. it is a monday tomorrow morning and tuesday is going to be the day we will see some change. >> rain coming our way. this is minuscule but our doppler is picking up a shower here off shore. that's a sign of the moisture starting to penetrate portions just off the coastline. we have a high wind watch in affect in advance of the storm system. winds will gust from 20 to 40 miles an hour up against the coastline. current numbers in the 40s here. not as cold as it has been the last couple of nights with cloud cover passing by. a cool start for tomorrow. increasing cloud cover and as we continue throughout monday our system will continue to near here and it will increase our chances of showers. here's the problem with this storm. it is off shore tapping in to a good amount of moisture. as it gets close to california it will ride down the coastline. not looking at high sierra snow totals with this one and rain

"beans in the teens" is the old sang athe chicago board of trade and we're there for the first time since last fall. beans jumped above $13 a bushel today for the first time in five months. the markets thinks the south american harvest will be disappointing, while global demand for beans continues growing. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: record help for the nation's farmers last year in the form of crop insurance. u.s. farmers received $10 billion in crop insurance payouts and with 5% of 2011 claims outstanding that number could go higher. drought in the great plains, spring flooding along th mississippi river and crop- damaging freezes in the south pushed claims higher. the last record was in 2008 when payouts topped $8.5 billion. >> tom: the forecast for technology is cloudy as in oud computing. the movement to on-demand software and data storage continues to pick up. which brings us to tonight's word on the street: cloud. james rogers is technology editor at thestreet.com. >> nice to see you, congratulations on the new gig. >> thank you very much. >> tom: tell us how cloud

d athe same time we can build shareholder values. starbucks is having a record year. record revenue record profit. our stock is close to the all-time high yet we're doing the kind of things not only for the communities we serve but at the same time giving health care to every single employee. >> tom: some would point out that it's that success you are having on the bottom line that has allowed starbucks to make the contributions on the benevolent side of the social ledger. >> i think the consumer wants to support those companies or products whose businesses they trust and whose values are compatible with their own. and at the sameime i think business has to recognize that we are in business to make a profit and build shareholder value. >> tom: according to associated press, the corporation starbucks, spent over $100,000 lobbying in the third quarter on such things as health care food labels and debit card fees. is business too influential in politics in your estimation? >> we are a for-profit business. we have issues that we have to deal with and we have to protect ou

one of the big themes of this race has been, mitt romney, who's been athe polls more than anybody else to be sure, he's a front-runner but kind of a sickly front-runner. he had three wins but also five losses. why is that? well, on some issues like abortion and particularly in health care in massachusetts, he holds positions that have either changed or that are anti-emfat cal to what most conservative members of the party believe, so they he just don't like him. also, he didn't get to them at the gut level. if you talk to voters all over this country and in this contest so far, they talk about voting for their head or heart. voting for romney they said, i'm voting with my head but they really want to go with their heart. gwen: that said, it's not new people are in love with him in lots of ways but were they caught off guard by what happened, especially in colorado tuesday night? >> yes, they were caught off guard. part of one of themes -- two themes, one is anemia associated with romney. the other is there's no alternative to romney. and that's very good for mitt romney, there hasn't b

declaration which suggested how glad virginians ought to be that the victory of the north and the wa athings, has put black legislatulare now for the first time in history. the ultimate output was along that line. i look forward that when -- to the time in which a governor of virginia on january 1, 2013, will celebrate the emancipation proclamation on behalf of all virginia that it seems to me would be a way of respecting the real benefits of the outcome of the civil war. prident ayers has said about the city of richmond, where three years of my graduate education took place at that other union theological seminary. richmond is a city which is on the way toward acknowledging its history with the help of some people who are in this room. perhaps the best symbol of that that i know of is statue of arthur ash on monument avenue which was put up after a great political local discussion he's on that monument avenue as sort of the last statue in a long line of confederate generals who are standing up there on their horses too. it was not those confederate generals that liberated the ancestors of a

policy has Ãthe u.s. government and military leaders. no one likes to hear bad news, mr. speaker.but we do need to hear the unvarnished truth. we need accurate information to get a general understanding of what the situation is like on the ground in afghanistan. we need to know the real challenges faced by our troops and our diplomatic development and humanitarian workers every day. the amount of unclassified information available to the american public, the media and publish officials continue to shrink. ironically one week before being briefed by davis, congressman walter jones and i sent a letter on january 12th to the president asks him to declassify and release the 2011 n.i.e. in afghanistan. we are still waiting for a response to that request. >> the comments of congressman jim mcgovern, democrat from massachusetts and a critic of the u.s. war efforts in afghanistan. you're listening to "washington today," heard coast to coast on channel 119. >> washington today is available as a podcast. you can download each program individually at c-span.org or subscribe using itunes. acc

. >> we had athing in our bind they're says blackthorn's application. it shows i think some agreements between mr. mohammed and yourself. wereose implemented or is this just a proposal? it looks like -- >> tt's an offer to them. >> it's an offer? >> it's an offer. >> he has it in his hand? >> they vetaccepted it but we'd like him to look at it and would put those as part of the conditions if it applied, if applicable. it's a good faith offer. the beer signs and stuff like that have already been emoved. we've already made -- >> like the double paining of the window. >> that offer has been made. coitions, item number 11 says this permit shall be void immediately if used in se. vi oanunwful any illegal ms. kane, correct me if i'm wrong, police do not have that kes e motiyoveto verion needs decide whether or not to keep all of the police conditionsas some o them't app to us. like theawnier i'd liketo entertain a motion for this permit, please. somebody? >> i motion for this permit only because it shows that the new owners seem to be a lot more responsible t

. >> in 197 athe senate's church committee was investigating abuss by cia operators abroad. >> a lotg his own political steps now to go to the ci na. a troubled time. he would come in to say there were abuses and we're going to clean it up jimmy carter elected president meaning bush would be out as head of the cia and set his sights on the white house he thought head a chance, everybody and connelly fizzelled out early. bush and reagan now rival autos she shrugged it out face-to-face. and bush got the nomination. >> bush seemed in line for the second spot on the ticket. his. >> everything saying ford was going to be the pick. he called me up and said george i want you to be my vice president. >> and so there was a little tentativeness on the part of governor reagan. they were initially cool and disstant -- distant and suspicious of him. george bush won't land a helicopter coming back from texas on the south lawn of the white house because only the president lands on the south lawn. george bush would not advance himself on the expense of the president he was as loyal to president reag

look at the demographics of who in fact is enrolled in school and you compare it with the different athproportionate. you have more white and less per the number enrolled -- >> bob: blacks were denied admission to white universities in the beginning of the country. why not balance the scale up? >> kimberly: but at what point have we overcompensated where now you discriminate against a different group? that is a question. >> greg: what about the point i made earlier if you get them to colleges they're not prepared for, they have a tendency to drop out higher. >> bob: is that true? >> greg: yes. >> kimberly: is that from a institute? >> greg: gutfeld institute of affirmative action studies. >> bob: do you know it's accurate statement? >> dana: i haven't been to the giaas site lately. but you don't get what you pay for at the colleges. if these were businesses and the end product, you would not buy it. you'd say i'm not buying that. >> eric: there are predominantly black colleges as well. if diversity is the real issue, should shay have diversity? >> bob: to concept was to make up for hund

athe greenway and toll road nothing to report that is complicated. 66, more volume -- moving but slowly00 to get to 123. it did not have anything to worry about in falls church and across roosevelt bridge. 395, two separate clashes between the beltway and seminary rd., but they have been taken care or that are on the shoulder. here is 270, southbound from front -- father hurley boulevard, a collision downstream at 370 that was moved to the shoulder. we'll move to adam caskey. >> and we will take that and pass a right onto doug hill. what a glorious thursday the shaping of to the? >> kind of like his previous bank -- march 1 is the first day of media rouse -- meteorological spring. chesapeake beach -- look of the sunrise. beautiful morning. 47 degrees in chesapeake beach already. they will head to about 66. if in fairfax, another beautiful star. a few, high clouds. temperatures starting the day in the 40's. well above our average nighttime lows. climbing through the 60's across the region. leesburg's 39 a little rain will pass through regions -- richmond and the south side of virginia. w

there has been developments athe a foxconn manufacturing plant that supplies apple. the reuters news agency says an agency known as the fair labor association has visited the complex as part of an investigation into working conditions at the plant. the fla is a nonprofit organization and says it was set up to improve working conditions in factories. apple commissioned the fla's orders after reports of employee suicides and inhumane working conditions at fox koconn which makes apple ipads. in an interview following the visit, he said, quote, the facilities are first-class. the conditions are way, way above average of the norm. critics of the fair labor association have questioned its partial funding by companies and, therefore, its very independence. some say it's merely a reporting agency that doesn't assume responsibility for implementing any changes or improvements in standards. cnn will be speaking with the fla president a little later this thursday. you can watch that interview on news stream. tune in from 8:00 a.m. eastern standard time, 9:00 p.m. here in hong k

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