my question is, typically, how soon before a switch back occurs does muni decide to switch back? is there a typical time parameter? is it, we decide and two minutes later, do we know ahead of time? >> i can only give you a firm it depends. the conditions are such, where if we have a significant delay -- 15 minutes approximately on the rail side. it is a combination of the line management center, which has a view of the entire system. the control center speaks to the operators and st. inspectors who actually supports the switch back on the straight -- street. we tried to give people notice as soon as possible when there is a gap. from our perspective, it should be soon and frequent, in terms of letting people know, both in terms of making announcements and resetting the destination sign. that is our practice, our policy. commisioner wiener: i asked only because people may not understand why switchbacks are necessary. for a lot of people -- and this is an issue that we see in a lot of areas with muni. what frustrates people the most, lack of information, a delay in information. peo

of that are being able to trade on the back of it and so therefore being able to profit on the back of withholding information and to a large extent the facebook deal was like that it's a private deal so it doesn't fully fall under the same. public purview and rules as as insider trading per se but well quillan basically did was raise a lot of capital and they just went off shore to raise this capital because of the scrutiny that was put on the steel in the united states i like to think also by some of the articles i and others were writing and they didn't want to be bothered so they when they raised money for this facebook deal off shore and the reason it's shady in that respect is because facebook. in the course of the steal and yes it is private has not really disclose the information as to how it ticks financially facebook will not disclose this information until two thousand and twelve so basically fourteen months after investors have succumbed into going into this deal and have worked with goldman to raise capital to basically allow facebook to be valued at fifty billion dolla

through changing of dgos, it would come back. if you do not accept the cit recommendation, can there be something in there to make it clear we would like cit implemented? i am worried about a pilot program getting started before cit. president mazzucco: let me try to clarify my intention. if in 90 days we were to come back, how long would it take the department to fire those weapons? chief godown: the ceds? that is something i have to look into. i need to actually research stuff. i am committed to the program. the department is committed. that has nothing to do with the dgo. if we do a pilot program and six months down the road the commission says no more ceds, it does not matter what the dgo says. i cannot use them anymore. commissioner chan: if you have a pilot program of them running and cit takes longer, and it is not up and running, but the pilot is up and running in whatever district and someone is mentally ill -- a worry about that. commissioner hammer: my clear intent in the motion is that no officer is provided -- i thin

struck back today. there are unconfirmed reports of up to 200 deaths in the libyan city today. witnesses are reporting bloody clashes with soldiers firing tear gas and bullets. dem upon straight -- dem demonstrators are expressing their discontent with the rule of moammar cad gad daffy. security fors were running through the dispreetz protesters were injured. >> somali pirates have high highjacked an american yacht and taken the oregons host yafnlgt jean and scott adam have been sailing since december of 2004. they are members of a yacht club and distribute bibles around the world. pirates hijacked the boat yesterday just two days after a somali pirate was sentenced in new york for a hijacker. >> the possibility of bringing free internet to palo alto. >>> is this the beginning of the end of this week's winter storm? leigh glaser knows. >> alan: three -- free outdoor wi-fi may be coming to palo alto but only only for at&t customers. as part of the company's effort to boost service where people gather out

fog back at the water cooler temperatures, back to near normal, mid-to low 60s most locations, let'sthe horizon we see fog over the city this morning as well as both bridges and headed out to our vacca cam we see fog and low cloud cover out there. again the coastal haze has been pretty thick last few days, mid- and upper level clouds moving in above that haze layer and the back of the golden gate we see extensive fog pattern out there, as once again the winds have shifted to more on shore direction and that means cooler temperatures, we will expect that today even as low clouds and fog lift through the afternoon we will still hang on to cooler temperature patterns, which will be with us all week long. as we see our high pressure system that has been our dominant weather feature, since the beginning of the year. finally pushing off, moving east allowing the storm track to descend south once again into california across the oregon border yesterday, just moving in extreme north earn california. this first wave will hit north bay tonight early tomorrow probably more clouds and rain as it

back against j.p. morgan it states quote knowing that it's fraudulent and breach and conduct was resulting and would result in grave harm to am back bear stearns then implementing implemented a trading strategy to profit from an back to potential demise by shorting banks with large exposure to mbak insured securities is a mount against the law unfortunately it's in that gray area where the law doesn't really keep up with what's going on it at these investment banks and it still doesn't what happened then was very similar to what happened with the goldman sachs case and and shorting loans that were going into their abacus deal for which they then settled with the f.c.c. for five hundred fifty million dollars admitting no wrongdoing the same sort of thing in a little bit of a different set of details is really at play in this in this situation. bear stearns basically sold or shorted ambac because they knew that ambac was wrapping crappy deals. so bear stearns is getting in there and figuring out you know

that is backing up traffic.ecting the ride on the bridge as much as the approach to the bridge. pitch we will see how long it takes to get a tow truck out here to clear this out. bay bridge westbound, not so bad of a back up. reports of all wire being hosclose to lean one.lane one. chp says that is t the situation. >> louisa: you can see everybody is dealing with wet weather this morning light showers for the most part. heavy downpours, at thunderstorms earlier this morning. showers from san rosa all the way to san rafael. also along the peninsula. along 101, continuing with wet weather, heavy stuff really starting to move into the peninsula. the rain starting to pick up at this hour pushing and through these bay down into places like redwood city and some day of picking up rain. says bay a little bit of sharia nativity her era if thof shell reactivitl continue south. all these cells kind of showing red in net indicating heavier it downpours. with that certainly expecting to get intense weather. by 2:00 hour, in

what is the definition of a switch back? for people that are watching and do not have a sense of what we are talking about. maybe you could also get to this in your presentation. what is the switch back rate at this line relative to others in the system? >> let me try to address both of those points. i guess i assumed incorrectly that everybody understood. a switch back is a service management technique that we deploy -- for example, on the light rail, it is easier to describe to someone. when a line is substantially behind schedule, for whatever reason, one of the things that is available to us so that we balance the line's directions -- it is important for us to balance the system because everything goes through the subway. if something happened on one line, it can affect all the others. on a number of occasions, what we do to balance the trains -- if you had five trains in a row outbound on the n line, we would use a switch back to turn one of those trains in bound, so if people were waiting, they could have a train comin

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back at the school.say the loss has been hard for their teens to take. >> is that a big school there's only 1500 kids everyone knows where everyone is. a good portion of the web to elementary school together. it is tough. >> james: the canal where those two teams died it runs through walnut creek. it is not easy to get into jeff bush shows us how they got it. >> reporter: this is where they gained access. the creek is fenced off next to the school but across the street it's a different story the sign says access is restricted but it's not hard to get down to. not too far down it is allied with concrete, high fences. it is a popular drug antril. signs are posted warning people to stay out. it has chain-link fencing running along both sides. the walls are least 20 ft. high. the current is strong and on the day the boys when on their trip it was rainy which would meet the current even stronger. it is predictable except for a place where the raft was found this is on the aircraft and bentley a warning is pai

that trend will continue and even the 70's. >> back alive, showing the pictures the traffic that is backed up. and back-lot, try to get on to the room ramp on the east direction of the bay bridge. and all lanes are open with the last 10 minutes. again, this backup has been happening for a long time. we will keep you posted. we will be back after the break. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while savin

we're going to come back in 30 days. i don't see how you can meaningfully meet with these groups and talk about the different types of weapons or other alternative weapons that are out there and the guidelines to use it in 30 days. i don't -- and the money for all the different ones and the proposal. i don't see that happening. so i don't want to be disingenuous, either you're going to meet with the community and put the time in to meet the community, not just your advisory board but the community here tonight, all the different groups represented here tonight to meet with them and discuss it with them i don't see you doing that in 30 days. i find that disconcerting that you'd say you're going to do that in 30 days. cost is one of the things. the efficacy of the weapon is something that's really important. i think it contradicts the memphis program which hopefully would be emgraced -- embraced. i see it going by the wayside if all the traping goes to tasers. this is a sanctuary city. the idea that you want to -- if we're

morgan take bear stearns will back whatever it is they did with money that will print and are still backing and the same thing in a different vein happened with goldman sachs and morgan stanley back in september of two thousand and eight which is these firms did not have. and enough capital to survive the weekend. and so on a sunday night they basically got to the fed and said you know what we need capital that might end up in the exact conversation but that's why banks go to the fed when they are in dire straits because they need capital but the problem was goldman sachs marcella were not classified as bank holding companies so technically this was a situation again where you push the law but then the law changes for you and in the case of the fed it didn't really have to change that much the fed just said ok fine we're going to waive our five day anti-trust check it out period which we obviously did with j.p. morgan and bear stearns we're going to just keep on doing whatever we can to help you and we'll just call you bank holding companies now and as a result you'll be able to access our

welcome back, seeing some raindrops picking up along the peninsula. >> louisa: welcome back, we're seeing light showers. heavier stuff moving troops into the afternoon today. by about noontime we will see wet weather in the north bay moving south. by evening commute you will see wet weather along the peninsula even moderate to heavy downpours. cells moving through with heavier debt were scared by the evening more widespread rain, colder temperatures will lower snowfall levels. as we head into friday morning, they could drop down to 1,000 ft.. we have a winter weather advisory for the north bay mountains. from 4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. friday. 1 in. of snow fall around 1,000 ft., then through the east bay, the east bay house, manager of snowfall as well. current temperatures in the 30's this san rosa, napa, '40's elsewhere. we are also keeping an eye on cold temperatures. late friday night into saturday the colder temperatures are expected. we mailemay have cool temperaturest there. we could get rains nomex below 1,000 ft.. at this point it won't stick. mid-20s to low 30's, several hours of bel

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he's back again with the latest update. kraig? >> reporter: crews are expected back out. when is unknown. what's known there's a body in a four foot deep hole. the person had been missing for months. >> at this point it's moving from a miss person investigation into a criminal investigation. we'll focus on following up with additional interviews of family members and the resident who lived here with mr. smith. >> reporter: there are two blue tarps in the back of the home on rebecca way. for awhile yesterday we only saw one of the tarps. a neighbor now tells us the blue tarp closest to the fence is where the body was found yesterday. with permission from that neighbor we shot video over the fence at that location. a missing persons report filed by a neighbor two weeks ago. that led police to the backyard of evelyn and daily smith. no one can remember seeing dale since last september. it was about that time that evelyn, with the help of two day laborers were billing a patio. neighbors say the couple is eccentric, but like everybody else they argued. >> they argued quite oft

we will bury back. navajo welcome back. 7:45 a.m..a quick look at some of the stories that we're following. the egyptian president is demanded it to be ousted. tens of thousands that have suffered the street battles with reporters. there are more families with children out there today. reporters are being detained. 24 have been detained so far. 21 have been insulted. >> power is up and carried to other people have been evacuated after a fire before 2:00 a.m. this morning. it started in the larger room when little orchard street sprinkler system partly extinguished the flames of the fire fighters were able to put it out. mayor jean kwan said the problem was fixed but the oakland police raided system broke down twice between wednesday night and thursday morning. wednesday's problems lasted for 20 minutes and have been trimmed and covert operation while they were testing narcotics agents. officers were searching for three burglary suspects on the radio acted up. they could not communicate. with each other or with dispatch. they had to us

i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri rise? >> i move to strike the last word, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. mrs. emerson: i oppose this amendment because i like the public contributions to political campaigns. i think that the president of the united states today showed the best example of people all around the country of every financial means to contribute to his campaign. friends of my children did $5 a month, or offered $10, i mean, that's the most incredible show of involvement that i've seen in my life. and so to say that it would be against this president, i think is just not fair. ial think that this amendment adds on the good work done by mr. cole and our leader's office with the youcut bill, h.r. 359, and according to the c.b.o., this amendment will actually save $38 million and $38 million is $38 million and quite frankly, we're looking to save as many tax dollars as possible so mr. chairman, i would strongly support th

i had to walk five days back to the nearest village to catch a jeep back to civilization. as i got to the village a string of kids started grabbing on to me and as i got near there was a stout, gruff man with a silver grin and he looked at me and he said peace be with you and then he looked at me and shook his a had had and said chiz l.a. i'm from the midwest and the best translation is what the heck. i was skruf if i and looked pretty bad and he said, son, i'd like you to come to our village but first, you need to take a bath. so, i went down to the river, very filthy, a washed up and we went for tea. in that sorry lame i learned many things. one out of three children there dies before the age of one. usually dehydration or diarrhea induced dehydration. many young men have left the villages to try and get jobs as dishwashers in the cities or work on construction crews or work for foreign climbers and they often have to pull they're resources and sell they're goats and land to bribe somebody. for who is left behind is the women and they say now they're workload has doubled

proposal or come back with another proposal. i think what needs to be said here, the officers sitting in this room here i trust. the responsibility for the implementation and the training and the use of force policy and all these things rest on my shoulders. it would be easy for me just to say, i don't want to deal with tasers and walk away from it. but the responsibility is if the taze service used by one of my officers i'm going to be held responsible. there isn't a commissioner on this board that isn't going to look at me and say, i told you so. there's a lot of pressure to make sure that the use of force policy to is consistent and i'm willing to take on that task and go out and do all of that and obviously with the officers and community input that my concern is if i go out and come become and say, commission my choice is to go out and put together the taser, put together the policy and come back and present it to you that i don't want to -- i don't have to come back for a second vote in 30 days. if we're trying to kind of

plaza it is a murdermeter and lt back up.ing light back up.sl looks good on 880, the golden gate bridge ride is problem free on marin county. walnut creek 680, usually a hot spot but not yet. it is easy from 242, down to 24. 680 south into danville the right side of your screen the commute direction with no problem or delayed. ace train number one was behind schedule but three and five are on time. >> darya: the time now 6:52 a.m., back with more in a few minutes on the kron 4 morning news. a peek at san jose right now. now it's san francisco. we will be right back. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >> darya: welcome back it is 6:55 a.m. in hollywood a lot of people were just going to bed partying all night with the oscars. >> reporter: that glamour and glitz, and the stars.

and back and forth. and it's got to be important enough for both sides to say okay, i'll go with what i don't like in order to get what i do not need or want. and he worked -- the poor man was nearly in bad shape, and the mississippi resolution had really been inspired by george c. calhoun of south carolina. john c. calhoun said the north is constantly harassing us. they don't understand what the situation is. and, therefore, the southern states need to come together and decide on a course of action. and so, the situation exists and henry clay worked for weeks. it's not easy to find a solution. look, for example, on the relation between israel and palestine. do you think it can ever be resolved? it's one of those issues that seems impossible. to end. clay said slavery in our time would never be ended. he had a recommendation of how we would go about it. he said pick a date, doesn't matter what date it is, but pick one. let's say 186418541855. anybody born after that date will automatically become a free

a question about going back several years -- you asked a question about going back several years to see how many switchbacks there were for a vehicle -- i provided a sample of how it was done on paper. it was simply not reported. for whatever reason, i do not know. i keep using the term real-time, but we are able to see and identify vehicles in the system. now when we make a switch back, we can see where all the vehicles are on the line, whether they are track less or rail. i will try to go back and do research -- commissioner avalos: i am not really interested in what happened years ago, unless there is a trend. what is important is what is happening now. demand is much greater than the service and they want to see more frequent buses. and we can only add just depending on how the resources. maybe you can print out a month of your data from your automated vehicle locator and you can come and share that with me in my office, and how that relates to the 14th line and the operations. that would be helpful. commissioner campos: thank you. i am certainly interested in that. maybe we can sha

thank you and i yealed back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: i yield one minute to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. neal. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. neal: i thank the gentlelady. when you consider how rhetoric doesn't square up with reality in this instution, the gentleman from iowa said this is the greatest threat to personal liberty ihistory. we've got young people here today and i guess he thinks that plessy vs. ferguson and dred scott and lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus didn't represent a threat personal liberty. president bush said the best way to get health care for people outside the mainstream was simple. go to an emergency room. . that is not health care. that treats the issue in fron of the individual. it denies preventive care. it doesn't offer assistance to women in need of additional health care. this proposal that we passed was modest and it was market driven. it kept the private sector alive and it put in place basic protections for the amer

back. it's all on the ipad, yeah, that's where everything is going now. >> the industry is leaner, greener, and full of new technology. giving dealers a better chance to deal. in san francio, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> same facebook, new location. facebook may be ready for a new home. the social networking giant invited reporters to the vet next tuesday in menlo park. the speculation is facebook will move 2,000 employees to property near the former sun microsystems campus. scott budman has one of the invites and will let us know what facebook is up to tuesday. >> big invite. a tech story that affects so many. how do you keep your smart phone battery from losing its juice. battery levels drain quickly as you know. typical smart phones offer about five hours talk time. that drops dramatically if you are checking e-mail or playing your games. and sometimes, applications such as gps, wi-fi and blue tooth r in the background whether you use them or not. that is a drain as well. experts

and we will be back in just a couple minutes. >>mark: watching national whether another big storm across the upper midwest. the snow is changing over to rein in the chicago area and still run york, buffalo. it's in the upper midwest that hit with the storm. coming up from like phil minnesota, problems on the road with the snow piling up. officials telling people to stay home today because of snow and ice. 20 in. bible babble babble babble babble babbl >>james: were also looking at flight delays more, bad weather in the upper midwest causing problems for travelers. a thousand flights canceled yesterday and more expected today. the if you're heading to the areas that seen the storms know that things could be delayed. we put up the airports that are affected. minneapolis, o'hare, look for get and philadelphia looking at major delays. 6:12 p.m. right now we will be back with more in just a few minutes. >>darya: thanks for waking up on the kron 4 morning news. its president stay you may have the day off. if you go outside you may want

>> it is backed up for quite a few and whenever there is one lane of traffic will back up 1 mi.er minute. that is why we believe to get peace restored as soon as possible. also, we do not want to compromise safety. >> no other vehicles are involved and there is no hazard involved with this material? >> correct. his only sand-it is only sand. there's no environmental threat. it is just a large pack up and people are probably frustrated. believe me, we are getting this cleaned up as soon as possible. >> with an additional 20-30 minutes with all lanes open. and what is your advice for people going out? >> to take your time. >> perhaps go to allow yourself some extra time. and make sure you do not drink and drive. and maybe enjoy yourself and take your time. >> or reroute? >> alternate route or consider public transportation. >> sergeant cross, thank you for the update. and his backup is happening kron 4 reporter, kate thompson? >> yes, i'm on fulton street. about one, two blocks from the on ramp of the bay bridge and it is really at a standstill. i have not been moving for 20 minut

low 70s back on the board. it looks like for right now the groundhog not seeing his shadow, springerly to the west. >> for us, we were waiting for six more weeks of winter. we haven't had it. >> we get to see punxatawney phil now. >> early spring it will be he just said. the cheering for phil was not as loud as in previous years why? well because the weather is so bad. the ice storm that locked up the east kept the crowds away from gobler's knob and forecasting only six more weeks of winter. when asked to predict whether the steelers will win the super bowl the groundhog gave no indication. >> hear yee, hear yee, hear yee. >> he has a poker face doesn't he? >> you may have a chance to watch a bare area family win it. >> the show starts at 8:00 and during the two-hour show five kids from the bishop family will be competing to win $1 million xtd and today the classmates showed off some of their skills. we play this one at the house all the time. one of the most challengething tasks was keeping how they did on the

come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you feed the baby? you have no milk to give. dinka would not change his mind. the tortoise doesn't have milk to give but knows how to take care of its young. shamelessly he tied the baby on his back like a woman and headed for his forge at the place where 7 generations of his clan had once sto

he decided it was time to go back to fort carson.by the army's own rules, he should have gone into immediate psychiatric treatment for his ptsd, but he was processed out of the military that same day. >> kenny was diagnosed with chronic post-traumatic stress disorder, battle-related. what do they do? they kick him out. they discharge him. they don't put him in treatment. they don't offer him anything other than to turn him out and release him on the streets of colorado springs, colorado. >> narrator: a few days later, on november 30, 2007, eastridge headed out again with bastien and bressler. in a bar on tejon street, colorado springs, they met another soldier from their company. his name was kevin shields. it was his 24th birthday. he'd been sent home from iraq with concussion injuries. the four soldiers got drunk. then they piled into a car and drove around colorado springs smoking marijuana. they were all stoned and throwing up. >> i don't really want to go in to detail about it, you know. just being where i am, i can't really tal

i'm in favor of potentially moving back a bit. and preserving the roof deck. >> commissioner antonini. >> i was looking at the -- commissioner antonini: i was looking at the setback, it was a 10-foot setback for the third floor. i don't know -- what is the setback for the d.r. requesters. how far back is their third floor? do we know that? >> the d.r. requester, can we tell you how far back you are from the second floor on your third floor? >> 35, 40 feet. >> you're quite a ways back. thank you. that is a factor. and then the other question i have -- i don't see a lot of detail on the windows. they do go into some detail on the window replacements for the second floor. they look like they're wood windows, hopefully of high quality that of course would be the same as what is on there now. i expect the same thing would happen on the third floor. architect, is that the case? >> actually they need to call me and told me about the hookup to tell me the window -- we changed the style. that's how we want to do it. you pay the exact same

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back with more of a moment. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news.he away this one could bring us to do.snow. jonathan bloom takes a look back at windstorms have fallen in the past. >> reporter: wind whistled through the air s snow fell. a case this bid said bridge to give it away it was 1976, it felt on the night of february 5th and other conditions identical to what we're expecting later this week. this bill we rhodes got one man in trouble. speak-e cut his wife and said he was snowed in. she is filing divorce she does not believe it. >> reporter: some months letting those the first time they have seen this it was that the first time it happened. in a 1962 another storm featured snow to the area. people with long coats, umbrellas and this mother and child watching the store fog. the 1962 and 1976 had cold arctic air from canada. jonathan bloom, kron4 news. >> james: we will have to wait and see, louisa is following the spaforecasts. >> louisa: where looking at a winter storm watch for this year and the hills. this is the area that could be affected

go back to our jobs.ll propose changes to the constitution that will go to the voters the military is calling the shots for the next six months. for those in charge say their priority is maintaining stability. >> our concern now as a council of ministers is security. >> reporter: the leading opposition says teammate question still exist. >> i'm starting to get worried we thought they would lay out the road map for the transitional period so far they've done nothing. they're talking to each other not to the people. >> reporter: a protest corrected in front of the banks and the leading to the bank chairman stepping down. police officers also protested saying they want several things including better pay. >> darya: egyptians the tv is announcing that its banks will be shut down until wednesday. egypt's ambassador to the united states, sameh shoukry, said mubarak, 82, was "possibly in somewhat of bad health," providing the first word about him since being ousted friday. he said he had received the information

he's back home ball queen usually by him with victory on home and soil. formula one star robert kibitzers suffers serious injuries after a high speed. well let's start with the fed cup where russia produced a stunning final days tennis to beat the french in moscow they were to nail down after saturday singles but. public chunk of one their singles on sunday to level the tie and then won the deciding doubles match for a victory both through a result of a country back from the brink they took the first set on a tie breaker against elise corner and julie calling and then christmas chunk about through the second set winning it six games to love an incredible turnaround from russia who just hours before we're staring defeat in the face after she saw both suffered shop defeats in saturday's singles but that's not important russia are in the semifinals of the third cup where they will face in moscow. i really like to play doubles but haven't played for a while i miss the sea and i needed time to adjust to each other some happy we eventually managed to win this t

so i came back to america and raised 10,000 more dollars. and then i got back from tack stan and bridge got built and no school yet. i was 38 years old, die hard bachelor and all i could think was getting that school built. i went to a fund raise er the fair month in san francisco where my hero was speaking. it was getting late and people were nodding off and he was going on and on about the queens coronation so i went to the back to get some fresh air and there was a beautiful woman in the back wearing a dress and black combat books and her name was, tara bishop and six months later got married and now we're living happily ever after in montana. [applause] i also a guy name keesh ran a company called laser image and he taught me how to use a computer and tara after watching me for several days one day, i was writing the fund raising letters and i learned on the computer but she said let me show you something. it's called cut and paste. so, with her now we could write hundreds of fund raising letters and in pakistan i learned to use a local

rubric back. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news.s the safest year in aviation industry for passengers travelling on western build jets. there is only one accident and of everyone points 6 million flights. in total 2.5 billion flew safely on 37 flights. there are just 17 accidents. the association is saying closer attention to runway safety was a big factor. >> darya: the most livable city and the rub is in vancouver or canada. they give vancouver the top ranking for its quality of environment and structure, culture, health care. you look at the list, canada, australia all over the top list. 7/10. so american cities we didn't even make a top party, highest rate was pittsburgh at the no. 29 lost it was no. 44... >> mark: weather must not be a factor. >> darya: i agree. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> darya: a decision is made a month yellow school a drastic will not close any more schools. >> mark: steve jobs is still on sick leave, a coupapple shareholders wan

back to you. >> thank you.hristin ayers in the cbs 5 newsroom. >>> a $2,000 reward, that's what a south bay family is offering to help catch the driver who hit an 18-year-old. erika luna was critically injured when a car dragged her more than 700 feet down a street along fontaine road and that car just kept going. it happened sunday morning. and police think the driver was in a silver or gray minivan or suv with a rounded back. >>> time now is 6:04. it is a very windy start to our tuesday. let's check traffic. >>> elsewhere around the city looks like 7 to 15, up to 20. the winds are out of the northwest which has contributed to a bit of a cooldown as we'll return to near normal temperatures. upper 50s to low 60s expected around the bay today. the warmer locations might hit the mid-60s. but that's a dramatic drop from the weekend. we'll take a look at what you can expect as rain returns early next week. but first, let's check in with gianna and get a traffic update. >> thank you. one of our windy spots we actual

i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from indiana, those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposed say no. in the opinion of the chair, the eas visit, the amendment is agreed to. dethe ayes have it. the amendment is agreed. to for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. tonko: over the past 40 years it has protected americans in every state. it proect the air we breathe, it protects our children from developing asthma. according to the american lung association in 2010 alone, the clean air act saved over 160,000 lives. ever since 1990, the e.p.a. estimates the clean air act prevented an estimated 843,000 asthma attacks. 18 million cases of respiratory illness amongst children. 672,000 cases of chronic bronkice. 21,000 cases of heart disease. and 200,000 premature deaths. yet in the irresponsible republican spending bill, there's an attempt to eliminate all funding from the implementat