athere is a $1 billion cut we passed around. why is the discrepancy in the figure of around 6005000 to 700? that is a huge difference. who do you believe here? we have a number of questions. we are trying to understand the reasons. >> would you say that you estimates at really? do you feel that is worth it? do you feel that is collateral damage? we need to address the deficit. that is very important. it to be more effective if we get over a time frame. >> thank you. >> thank you for your appearance today. as i said, i represent a very rural part of virginia. of -- we have dozens of small businesses and banks that provide capital. we all would agree that their success will drive our future economic recovery. i wanted you to comment on your view of the atmosphere for lending by small banks. i was wondering if you could talk about that in the context of the regulatory structure that they have to deal with. i agree with you that small businesses are very important. they create a lot of jobs. we do not have really get data. the avp n

an ather ton teacher is on paid administrative leave that brought police to the school.elby lane school yesterday afternoon on reports that a teacher was causing a disturbance. it turns out a math teacher are ralted the table to get attention of a students. an 8th grade student used a cellphone. the teacher was calmed when they arrived and no other students seemed bothered. >> the man convicted of assassinating kennedy. he is serving a life sentence. sir han is now 56-year-old. he was denied parole his last hearing in 2006. >> some countries including the u.s. and britain are already drawing up possible military plans involving libya. among things being considered, a possible no-fly zone to prevent libyan leader moammer gadhafi's air force from carrying out air strikes from protestors who want him to step down. forces loyal to qaddafi took control of a key oil installation in port today. and war planes bombed an ammunition depot on a rebel-held eastern town. >> let's get a check of the markets. bloomberg reporter jane king is joining us live from the new york stock excha

. >> most likely right outside of your window you probably have a wet of weather stories and ather damage. the pictures have been amazing throughout tnhe bay area. floonghi on ts road shannon at kennedy in the south nbay. this is from one of our crew members. the streets, look at that, looks like a river runs right through it. we'd like you to be part of our weather coverage. if you have any great weather pictures, send them to us via e-mail, weather pic@nbcbayarea.com. >> and this ought to take your breath away. they're whiteout conditions, giving and you live look at the trukee scales. very treacherous. the storm has brought traffic to a standstill in many areas. highway 80 closed from coal fax to applegate. we'll have a live report on why you'll want to think twice before heading that direction. that will be around 6:45. >>> still ahead, how thieves managed to steal rifles from a sheriff's department. >>> plus a pivotal day in the chauncey bailey murder trial. the man who confessed takes the tap. what he told jurors. >>> and a live look outside. we'll send it over to jeff. a lot of tra

the national association ever real stores, which supports h.r. 4, called this provision not only ather sprork burden but a trap for all small landlords. mr. speaker, neither of these provisions reflects the wishes or needs of the american people. the most important issue on their minds is jobs. let me say it again, jobs, jobs, and jobs. but despite the call for policy that can create a better climate for job creation, congress has enacted policies that make thi harder h.r. 4 will accomplish three goals. first, the legislation repeals the expanded 1099 reporting requirements on small businesses. second, it repeals the new 1099 reporting requirements for rental property. and third, it protects taxpaye by recovering overpayments of taxpayer funded government subsidies. what that means, and i know we are going to hear a lot about it from the other side today, is that if this bill passes anyone earning more than 400% of poverty, nearly $95,000 for a family of four in 2014, and who is ineligible for the exchange subsidies under the 2010 health care law, will now be required to pay back all n

athere is a $1 billion cut we passed around. why is the discrepancy in the figure of around 6005000 to 700? that is a huge difference. who do you believe here? we have a number of questions. we are trying to understand the reasons. >> would you say that you estimates at really? do you feel that is worth it? do you feel that is collateral damage? we need to address the deficit. that is very important. it to be more effective if we get over a time frame. >> thank you. >> thank you for your appearance today. as i said, i represent a very rural part of virginia. of -- we have dozens of small businesses and banks that provide capital. we all would agree that their success will drive our future economic recovery. i wanted you to comment on your view of the atmosphere for lending by small banks. i was wondering if you could talk about that in the context of the regulatory structure that they have to deal with. i agree with you that small businesses are very important. they create a lot of jobs. we do not have really get data. the avp n

it has ather $6 billion in common ground spending reductions. in total the measure cuts $51 billion below the president's request. the idea behind the three-week extension is to provide an opportunity for the house, senate, and white house to settle all outstanding issues on fiscal year 2011 appropriations. i remain hopeful the negotiations will succeed and we will be able to give our agency some amount of certaint for what little remains of fiscal year 2011. today in the "new york times" there was a long article showing what kind of disruption occurs in federal agencies, including defense and social security and oers, head start, for example, because we haven't gotten these bills enacted. but i must remind my colleagues that if the c.r. extended for the remainder of the year, we would be cutting spending at historic $51 billion below the president's request. i am worried that cutting deeper will threaten a fragile economic recovery. most economists see cuts in h.r. 1 as a drag on the economic growth leading to the loss of hundreds of thousands

athere is a $1 billion cut we passed around. why is the discrepancy in the figure of around 6005000 to 700? that is a huge difference. who doou believe here? we have a number of questions. we are trying to understand the reasons. >> would you say that you estimates at really? do you feel that is worth it? do you feel that is collateral damage? we need to address the deficit. that is very important. it to be more effective if >> you can watch this hearing and others by logging onto c- span.org and clicking on the video library tab. >> i find more and more the behavior of professional sports owners to be unseemly in the sense that they want millions of dollars from their communities. yet they do not really participate in the problems of the communities. >> tonight, best-selling author sally jenkins on the intersection of sports and "q&a."policy on c-span's >> monday, live coverage of the presidential forum in iowa. we will hear from possible republican candidates, newt gingrich, rick santorum, tim polente, and herman kane. i will

are set to vote on that budget proposal tomorrow, so a lot of cities are actinr and traffic da af> athert i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than lisning there'to our favore somore there's nothing we love more than listening to our favitsongs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rls. but our favorite thing ating tino pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in ameca ♪ oh, oh, oh >>> good morning to you. we've got fog out there this morning that is preventing perfect visibility. the situation is improving now that the sun is out. it is really warming us up. we are going to see temperatures today in the mid 60s before all is said and done. more rain on the way toward the middle of the week. if you need to get outdoors, today is your day. let's check the drive with mike. >> we had an accident 880 that just cleared the lanes. now reporting a new accident approaching 92. watch for that slowing. south bay northbound direction, you see speeds in the 40s and 30s. typical northb

. >>> ather and traffic coming up right after our break. >>> good tuesday morning to you.side. they've been coming down for the past few hours, definitely enough to slow the commute down this morning. we'll check with mike in just a minute. also embedded within this rain we have some lightning out there this morning. watch out for that as we head throughout the day today with temperatures that are warm enough and enough moisture, conditions conducive to the formation of some of those thunderstorms. by 5:00 p.m. still wet. clearing tonight at 10:00. let's check the drive right now. >> we have a slower drive down the east shore freeway especially around the merge around the richmond bridge and a new incident. waiting for an escort for a large rig that traveled through the treasure island on the upper deck. you'll see some slowing right around the s curve because of that escort. you'll find some slowing there. meanwhile 880 past the coliseum, a live look shows you the big slowdown for northbound 880 up toward fruitvale where an earlier accident is cleared. >> more local news