be inducted into the hall of fame. >>> a man post a comment on his facebook page saying that he backpack kate middleton was stuck up review can see there were a wedding live over on ktvu channel 2 this friday. to do so you will have to stay up late or get up very early. >>> a group of vintage cars hits the open road. coming up, one bay area rally harkens back to another time. why in this race winning comes second to having fun. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell us how soon the bay area will be warming up. >>> do not forget, you can watch all of our ktvu newscasts on your computer including bay area news at 7:00. we atron the web at ktvu.com. >> parts of the bay area saw a wet start to the work week. this is what it looks like in san francisco this morning. this sunday peak out from behind the clouds later in the afternoon -- the sun did peak out. >> it could not calm a day sooner. we have had enough of the rain. a little cool and breezy as well. we had a change in the air mass taking place. san francisco reporting 17 miles per hour. 25 and a little breezy out there. checking my

who is riding around on a bike with a backpack and no teeth. they are probably going to break into your camplet -- car. >> thank you for your presentation. i don't know if it was because of my comments last week that you did all this hard work, but i certainly didn't intend for the department to spend all this time, but i appreciate it, because it was very thorough. and i appreciate that we're at a period of historic lows when you look over the past three or four or five years. my real question from last week, and the question i will put to you this week is, the property crimes, the auto burglary and auto theft and what's driving the increase this year in property crimes. everything else is flat or declining. yet in this one area, and i appreciate everything we are doing. from your slides it doesn't appear to be from one area. from my brief understanding there didn't appear to be rhyme or reason about where or when. do you have any ideas about why? why this area of property crime as opposed to others. why are we being more successful in others

. >> the fascination begin 30 years ago when she found herself backpacking in london. it blossomed into a mass thing. something to get to the wedding is what she had to do. >> we had to be here and feel it. >> it's going to be one heck of a party. >> the georgia couple bought their tickets soon after the engagement was announced. >> anything we label as a kate item we sell out. >> the trip will be a business center. >> it's going impact my industry for years and years toing is. >> she is dragging her husband and two sons along. >> he would prefer to be in a pub having a beer and watching it on tv. >> the journey won't come cheap. round trip tickets start at $800 and home rooms can cost several hundred a night but others can camp out, this london park will be full of campers taking advantage of the grounds. >>> meantime, best man prince harry is taking on an extra role at the wedding, party planner. he is in charge of planning a private party for about 300 people. he is planning for the drj to play in the early hours and for those still up and post wedding breakfast at

. >> the fascination begin 30 years ago when she found herself backpacking in london. it blossomed into a mass thing. something to get to the wedding is what she had to do. >> we had to be here and feel it. >> it's going to be one heck of a party. >> the georgia couple bought their tickets soon after the engagement was announced. >> anything we label as a kate item we sell out. >> the trip will be a business center. >> it's going impact my industry for years and years toing is. >> she is dragging her husband and two sons along. >> he would prefer to be in a pub having a beer and watching it on tv. >> the journey won't come cheap. round trip tickets start at $800 and home rooms can cost several hundred a night but others can camp out, this london park will be full of campers taking advantage of the grounds. >>> meantime, best man prince harry is taking on an extra role at the wedding, party planner. he is in charge of planning a private party for about 300 people. he is planning for the drj to play in the early hours and for those still up and post wedding breakfast at

however, he never had a gun, only an umbrella sticking out of his backpack. >>> this morning a ceremony was held to mark a somber anniversary. it's been 16 years since the deadly oklahoma city bombing. a moment of silence was held at the expect same the bomb ripped apart the federal billing in 1995. empty chairs sit at the memorial for each of the 168 people kill. timothy mc veigh, the bomber, was atwitted and executed -- acquitted and executed. >>> highly radioactive from the basement in one of the fukushima plant buildings is now being bum -- being pumped into a cooling center. this will help knock out some of that from the earthquake. >>> president obama has declared a disaster in california to help people recover from financial losses following last month's tsunami that was caused by the giant earthquake in japan. the damage estimate is at $48 million, mostly in the santa cruz and crescent city harbors. a federal disaster declaration allows state and local officials to ask for federal funds to help with the repairs. california emergency management says it will save the state about $

the backpacks spelled out a sentence told to him by the mother of an earthquake victim.ead, simply, "she lived happily on this earth for seven years." >> klayman: later, back home in beijing, weiwei's own mother would deal with the news of her son's beating. >> klayman: when ai weiwei was growing up, his father, ai qing, had been branded a class enemy, and the family was exiled to western china. there, weiwei wahed s faer, one ofhe cntry's most famous poets, reduced to cleaning toilets during the cultural revolution. weiwei also saw his father maintain his spirit of resistance, a family trait that now has weiwei's mother worried for her son. >> most of the other chinese artists i know have gone on to having very nice houses, fancy cars, and i don't think they would do anything to damage their lifestyle. weiwei would put his life on the line for something that he believes in. >> klayman: after almost a year and a half, weiwei still wouldn't drop his earthquake campaign. in april 2010, he went back to confront the police in sichuan who had beaten him in his hotel room. thi

police say the loaded gun fellow of the voice backpack hit the floor, went off the boy into other studentsjured the school was put on locked down as a precaution. police are trying to figure out how with six zeros got a gun in the first place. arizonas governor has broken with our party and vetoed a couple bills. she vetoed a bill that would allow guns in parts of college campuses sang it was badly written. she also vetoed these so- called birth are built it would require political candidates to show their birth certificates. she said that was clearly a slap at president barack obama and signing it she says was made arizona a laughingstock. >>pam: this year zazzle bay to breakers is quickly approaching. kimberly is here to talk about the costumes. >>kimberlee: know the iconic race is never short on wacky and outrageous costumes. was to collect some great ones from last year. all lot of you out there are hitting up craft stores, gathering supplies, selling, using a hot glue gun. we want to see the preparation and the final outcome to. go to kron 4 @ facebook fan page, a poster images there.

athletes have to carry all their food and personal belongings in their backpacks.a spanish woman was the first to finish tuesday's stage. just one question -- why? >> it's a challenge. >> that there are other ways to complete challenges,e but who knows? stay dwtv. >> welcome back. fdp will soon have a new leader following the resignation of -- if philipp rosler is elected, he wi gern with the german chancellor's christian democrats and will become a deputy to the chancellor. the move is being touted as a generational change. his rise as part of the demise of the incumbent. the man who has run the fdp for years had no choice but to cede power. >> of the german chancellor is on crutches after a knee operation, but it was all smiles as she met germany's women's world cup squad at of the tournament. a welcome photo op away from the troubles of coalition government. she can look forward to working more with philipp rosler in government soon. the fdp took a battering in recent elections and the hopes their youthful minister can turn the party's fortunes around. the incum

the boy was believed to be carrying the weapon in his backpack. >> they should have been going to class. instead these children are on their way to hospitals. they were hurt after a 6-year-old brought a loaded gun to school. >> he had a gun and it fell out of his pocket. he tried to get it and he shot a girl. >> he was among the three students injured, none of them seriously, when the gun went off. >> we had a kindergartener who brought a loaded gun to school today. as they were in the cafeteria, the little boy's gun hit the floor and one shot was fired by accident. >> police have launched an investigation. but they say it is not clear how the boy got the gun or why he had it at school. parents were soon on the scene to pick up their children. they were told that extra security measures will be put in place at the school. >> you send your kids to school thinking that they will be safe, thinking something like this don't happen. it is terrible. >> the issue of gun ownership always stirs up passion in the u.s. the latest incident with a 6-year-old child carrying a loaded weapon will only

the backpacking trip, unforgetable, yeah. catering kitchen where i spent so much time, dead lobsters, i mean these are all things in the book that i can never forget. they're-- the facility with which i can recall them is effortless. >> rose: regret anything you put in this book? >> no, not at all. >> rose: dow wish you had put more? >> i don't. i think i've tapped out this material. i have brought everything, everything i possess to-- . >> rose: everything is here it is your life, your pain, your joy, your sexuality, it's everything. >> it's an average day. >> rose: are you some kind of woman. blood, bones and butter. gabrielle hamilton, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jonathan waxman is here. in 1970 he gave up a careers as a professional trombonist to attend cooking school in paris. after working along side alice waters, he helped bring new american cuisine to new york city with his restaurants jams in washington park. in 2003 he opened barbuto. his new cookbook italian my way shares many of the recipes he serves there

these clubs have proper security measures, like putting people down when they come in, checking backpacks, having more bouncers and security in the club's. i drive an hour to these venues as opposed to a 15 minute drive to clubs i do not feel safe at. people from all over come to the city for an experience. if you were to go through with passing this bill, think of what it would do to the city economy. the cash flow that comes from the clubs is expensive, such as the parking, the cover charges, the alcohol consumption, the various food and craft vendors, and the fees for the venues themselves. san francisco has thrived on every aspect of this city. >> thank you for having this hearing today. my name is clear. i am 25. i am a mother. i have been going to parties since i was 7. i just wanted to talk about the bill and what it is a little fishy to me. it seems like there is an underlying misconception that is apparent to the bill. it is ignorance toward the function of dance parties in our culture. there is common sense apparent in the belief that preventing viable options will solve whateve

of the cafe was saying that she saw someone coming in asking for an orange juice and having a big backpack, and a few minutes later, the explosion happened. the suspicion is very strong that this is actually an attack of a suicide bomber, but as i said, little is still known. nobody has actually claimed this attack and the ministry of interior is actually right now briefing the press so we should be able to know more within the next minutes. >> ok. what do we know, lisa, about the victims in this bombing? >> well, actually moroccan television has confirmed that there are six fringe civilian among the 15 people who were killed. they have no more details about the rest of the people who have been killed. three moroccans apparently were among them and other sources are mentioning that there is one dutch person and a tunisian, but nothing is confirmed yet either. this is still a temporary figure, so, again, we have to wait and see until all of the authorities concerned have figures. >> a story that is still developing. lisa for us in northern morocco on this story. thank you very much. in liby

this backpack is upcycled potato chip bags. >> i actually have a friend that has a pencil case that's terracycle, and i think it's pretty cool what they do, and it looks cool. >> the company is even branching out to fashion. >> i saw a doritos suit which was pretty cool, and they had a lot of different stuff that can be used from day to day just from trash basically. >> start thinking about garbage differently and realize that it's a raw material, something of value, not something that should just be thrown out. as you might say, "someone's trash is terracycle's treasure!" if you're interested in learning more, check out our website. >> stay with us. there's lots more still to come, on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. revlon growluscious mascara. helps lashes grow stronger. with a unique formula that complements my lashes' natural growth cycle. 96% saw instantly longer lashes. this is the start of something big. revlon growluscious mascara. do health issues limit your mobility? is it difficult to get to the bathroom on your own? do you feel like a bother to others due to your

all the runners carry a backpack with essential supplies of food and an emergency medical kit, including antivenom in case of snake bite. most of the runners will have to camp out and won't finish until thursday. >> stay tuned for "in-depth" coming up next. >> welcome back. ity's pri minister silvio berlusco didot sw up for the start of his trial on sex charges on wednesday. his reason? he's too busy being prime minister. berlusconi's defense lawyers submitted a letter to the court saying that he had institutional engagements in rome. and that's a legitimate excuse in the italian legal system. well, the trial, which is expected to be one of the country's most spectacular proceedings in years, will continue in may. however, it's already attracted intense media attention. berlusconi is accused of paying for sex with a 17-year-old bar dancer and then abusing his power to prevent her from being rested for theft. sex, money, power, and berlusconi. and the world is certainly watching. >> silvio berlusconi, known as a macho man who's never shy of the limelight and always brimming with self-conf

we pair with another organization to do backpacks as well as screenings right before school starts. this past year we saw 1,500 people in about two hours. we're planning to expand that service this coming year. a big hospital is a big hospital. what's important to me as is most people are the people who we associate with that. one of the persons that has been very important is dr. carolyn dyson who is here for you because of her work with health in the african-american community, i think of a woman by the name of janet who was about 48 years old, who was terribly afraid to go get a mammogram. she scheduled it several times but each time she came up with an education cushion not to do it and i introduced her to carolyn and through that association, after a lot of enticements she went and found something unusual. it scared her again. she went again and found that there was a false positive. through my association with carol, through cpmc, i felt honored to nominate her for an award the kqed as an unsung hero in the african-american community. there were 40 people who were nominated an

there was the done by waltz but it was pretty pretty the song is very popular among hikers and backpackers. with it even with it and we had a video conference at that time where this authors. such an answer again and it was great. to see you mean your feeling to guitar was transmitted to earth yes so this means your official defers to space performer seems like. what we saw in the fifth element in concerts in space it was actually you who invented all that. and we have also i think katherine coleman the member of the crew in the current expedition to the international space station she has a flute right and she intends to organize a concert with musicians here on earth that we treat tell us more about the project of the practically. indeed katherine coleman intends to organize a concert together with some popular musicians on earth and they will play music together nothing of this sort has ever happened before it's a very interesting event and it's very unusual from the musical technological and organizational points of here. that's why i think it would be interesting for everyone for all

how about a new, very large backpack, or baggy pants? great places to hide graffiti tools. any pain or stains on their fingertips or underneath the fingernails? could they be attacker? any tax on your child walls, books, or clothing that look familiar? looks somewhat like graffiti on the walls on your street? i would be suspicious of that. and the obvious graffiti paraphernalia in their possession such as markers, etching tools, spray-painted, duh. that becomes all the more obvious. you get the idea. make sure your child is not a graffiti vandal. not only do you help them respect the law and other people's property, it can be very expensive for you. you as a parent could be prosecuted for failing to supervise your kids and be sentenced to one year in jail and a $2,500 fine. that will get your attention. as a parent, you are also responsible for the damage caused by your children, including repairs and attorney fees up to $10,000. if you have not fallen into any one of these categories i have talked about, you might be in the largest category, concerned citizens. let me sugg

after finishing his beer he grabs his backpack and heads out the park and back up the street to haighttreet. since the deadline is now been in force, many of the people that used to hang out on eight arnel ending up on side streets. many buy their buyout goes off eight walk back to the park or another streak to consume it and then head back to haight street. many just end up on the panhandle or some neighbors have noticed an uptick of visitors. one lady called it, bomb central. while some people believe said lie only applies to what's been happening on haight street, the truth is it's a citywide ordinance. some residents i spoke to were concerned about the influx and some of not noticed a change. one resident i spoke to said she doesn't care where they go, as long as they don't trash the place. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. >>kate: we have just learned that things will be back to normal for southwest airlines starting tomorrow, good news for people what plane tickets

a child's toy, a single shoe, purses, and backpacks.re the remains of the village of miniami-sanriku after it was leveled by a wall of water. out of a population of 17,000, over 10,000 are dead or missing. now 71-year-old, part of a small group of volunteers, who call themselves the memory hunters. they dig through mud and pry apart wreckage, searching for irreplaceable treasures. >> ( translated ): this could be the only photo left in the world for the survivor. the only graduation diploma. >> reporter: each member of the team works alone and in silence in picking through the wreckage. they're working against the clock to find these valuables before they're cleared away for good. but first things first. if there is a tsunami, let's run up to that tree said the team leader. the most valuable finds are photos. they're also the hardest on the volunteers. >> ( translated ): i never think that the people in the photos might be dead. i must believe that they are still alive. and i promise to deliver the photos back to them. >> reporter: for

last fall in kenya, william, carrying in his backpack the ring first introduced to the world nearly three ago. >> sapphire and diamond. >> reporter: he was about to present that ring again, this time, to that young woman named kate. >> true romantic in there. >> there is. looking forward to spending the rest, the rest of our lives together. >> reporter: and so we choose prince william tonight. and diane, as you know, you are dispatching me this sunday night right after "world news" and my first stop will be to head back to that image we have tonight of diane that coming out of that hospital, to tell the other love story, diana and her son william and how this story will change in the next week ahead. >> that's right. and what she wanted for him then. i'm going to expect an answer when i arrive and see you there next week, david. you'll be right here. >> reporter: in that chair. >> holding down the fort here. and we hope you all have a wonderful weekend, a wonderful easter weekend. and remember we're always on at abcnews.com. and don't forget, "20/20" later tonight. so, a happy spring week

we wonder whether the honor of the backpacks were tourists or terrorists. we must protect national security above all else. national security must not be trumped by environmental laws or federal land managers. it would seem impossible to win world war ii of the military had been forced to comply with current laws such as the national environmental policy act, the endangered species act, the clean water act, and other acts enacted by congress after world war two. the construction of thousands of military bases and air fields and port facilities inside the united states during the war would have been delayed for years. would not make sense to control the border at the border, by completing the border fence? there is no border fence from nogales to sacebee, about 50 or 60 miles. wouldn't it make sense to have a functioning 21st century communications near the border, installing cameras and sensors and using drones and helicopters and satellites and other proven technologies developed by the military? the border patrol needs to be able to construct roads, helic

so far only his backpack has been found. >>> tough decisions ahead for the city of oakland. why it is so unfair. who is going to make them? up next, we'll talk live with a city council member about what the mayor is asking them to do in the wake of the budget crisis. >>> why a string of burglaries in one san francisco neighborhood has businesses on alert. what the police are asking business owners to do. >>> welcome back. a live look where we are dealing with mostly gray skies at this hour. relatively mild outside our door. sitting in the 50s this morning. >>> san francisco police are putting business owners in the richmond district on alert about a string of burglaries. thieves are targeting shops on hement street. in february three businesses were robbed in onnight. here's what police are telling them to do. >> leave a light on inside the business so passers by can notice activity. >> police are using twitter to update businesses and residents on the crime trends in the area. they believe one person is behind all of the burglaries. >>> san jose police released a surveillan

and they use your baggage, latching on to your gym bag, suitcase, laptop case, and even children's backpacksw york city has the most reported infestations and ohio takes the title for mostin be fested state with four cities on the top 15 list. while the e.p.a. and the pest control industry both agree that the bedbug problem needs to be eradicated, they have differing views on how to do so. e.p.a. steve owens has this advice. >> 300 pesticide products. she has a different take. a few that are available are insecticides like delta dust, and pro bedbug. bedbugs in america date back to the 1700s, and natural remedies, such as spraying cedar oil with a fogger, are still used by many like helen edmond. >> it kills them in every stage. >> reporter: it may kill, but doesn't prevent them. here are some rules to follow. checking your hotel room for any sign of bedbugs. keep your luggage off the floor and any second bed that may be in your room. when you come home, watch your clothes in a hot temperature or drying in a hot cycle in the drier. >> reporter: the epa needs to have a strategy in the future

. >> here they are buying a backpack or pencil case that looks just like that. >> reporter: another benefit of up cycling? kindness. >> green means what again? >> it means taking care of the world and helping other people. >> that's exactly what it means. if you've got a cool school, send mike an e-mail at coolschools@wusa9.com and maybe we will profile your school next week. >>> tonight's health alert. a new report from the national cancer institute shows lung cancer deaths in particular are on their way down for women. between 2003 and '07 lung cancer death rates dropped by almost 1% every year. now health officials have been waiting and hoping for that as more women kick the smoking habit. other cancers are also on the decline. brain, breast, stomach, colon and ovary. >>> just how healthy are the counties here? an annual checkup giving us a snapshot on how local residents are doing and how much income, education and environment play a role in health. so does access to healthier foods and air pollution levels and smoking rates. in virginia, fairfax county's overall health rate ranked numb

today, tracy ross is a journalist, a wife a mother contributing editor at "backpacker" magazine. writing about the outdoors that she learned from her step-father. here's juju chang. >> i just have to gain that trust back. >> reporter: this family is doing something extraordinary. fully airing a hideous family secret. >> i don't want to be angry. >> might not be able to be around her because of you. >> reporter: a mother a daughter and the step-father who molested her, struggling to pick up the pieces. they've agreed to sit down all together, for the first time to grapple with the betrayal that nearly destroyed their family. >> i just was oblivious. i had no clue that it was going on. >> i asked myself, you know how could i do this and cause all this pain? and it's terrible. it's a terrible thing to have to own up to. >> reporter: tracy was just 7 months old when her real father died suddenly leaving her and her brother in the care of a devastated mother. so, when her step-dad donnie showed up, he was like a knight in shining armor. >> he swept me up immediately into fun and adven

here they are buying a backpack or pencil case that looks just like that. >> another benefit of upcycling according to mateo, kindness. >> green means what? >> it means taking care of the world and helping other people. >> is he cute or what? if you have a cool school, send me an e-mail. maybe we'll be profiling your school next week. they're a lot of fun over at cedar grove. >> saving all of our environments to plan it. >> it is time to answer the question of the morning. >> what do you think was the first american product to ever be sold with a bar code on it? was it a, planter's peanuts, b, wrigley's gum or c, m&ms? >> here is a response you left. debra wrote b, wrigleys gum. that was a long time ago and i'm old. >> amy wrote wrigley's gum was the first. yes, the answer is wrigley's gum. june 26, 1974. clyde dawson pulled a pack out of his basket at march's supermarket in troy, ohio. it was scanned at 8:01 a.m. becoming the first product ever scanned before it was sold. the pack of gum and the receipt are now on display in the smithsonian. it was the first commercial use of the upc. >>

of raising their kids so you go to an elementary school and third graders come out wearing 80 lb backpacks. the wind blows them over there like beetles stock on the ground because we want them to study and do homework and get ready for the harvard submissions test. they get picked up by saab and audi's because it is acceptable. and their brains and picked up by this creature about who are highly successful women taking time off to make sure all their kids get into harvard and they weigh less than their own children. and doing little exercises in a moment of conception in the delivery room cutting the umbilical cords themselves. they're flashing the mentor and flashcards to learn chinese and so they turn them into little achievement machines. they're not really happy with this the. they don't think this is the most important thing but the tiger mom down the street is doing it and they feel trapped into a system which they ridiculed the can't renounce. the are often in a system where this sort of into it character and morality but don't have a vocabulary for it so when people talk about mora

the ashes were in boxes inside a backpack that was stolen from the church march 5th which was just shortly before the funeral. one box containing some of the ashes found a few days later in oakland. not clear when the latest box of ashes was returned. >>> could it be the end to some of the waiting? a self-service option at the dmz we will have that and more in two minutes. ,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. the fast lane. . >>> the dmv is rolling o

it is a problem because it's much easier if you're clear white hats and clear backpacks, and that's all there is to it. when somebody is a white hat one man and a black cat another, sometimes it is great, then have the more difficult way to think your way through it. take china. there's some areas where we and china are rivals. if china tries to push us out from the coast to the second island chain, that's pretty much a zero-sum. i think we'll stay much closer than that. something we can debate in another context but that could be easier. if on the other hand we want to deal with something, do something about climate change, the better china gets a climate change the better off we are. they are better off, we are better off. so in some situations where it is zero-sum and other situations is a positive sum, there will be some that are mixed elements of both. so it's hard, it's hard to get public to think in those terms. it's much easier than back in the cold war, iron curtain, it clear line, good guys on this site, bad guys on this site. the world in which you have the rise of the rest a

so you go to an elementary school in the third-graders come out where these backpacks late beatles stuck on the ground. they get picked up with solid and oddities and at that time is socially acceptable to the luxury car so long as it comes from a country hostile to u.s. foreign policy. they get breeze to picked a bite buber moms are highly successful korona to take him out to make sure their kids get into harvard they are doing little but exercise during the moment of conception in the delivery room, cutting umbilical cords themselves. the baby pops out and the mandarin flashcards to turn them into achievement sheens and sat prep, although practice and they're not happy. they don't think this is the most important thing, but the tiger bomb down the street is doing it and they feel trapped into a system in which they were to go, but they actually can't renounce. they are often in a system where they sorted into it at morality and character matters most, but they don't quite have a vocabulary for good when people talk about morality we often talk about shopping. so you know, we have the b

my daughter carried a backpack, 372 pounds. to me, i can't curl up in bed with my candle. bears something about the field of a book and the tactile major of the experience which makes it irreplaceable. i write on a computer and probably revise the book 150 or 200 times before it is done. when i print it out it reads on the page differently than it reads on the screen. i don't know why. not just that i see typos. and i suspect when they become more popular style of language may change because hard cover reading and even paperback reading are very different but different from screen reading. >> any questions about book collecting? there is a comely woman in the back. yes, dear? [talking over each other] [laughter] >> helping arrange all this, had extremely famous grandfather. his grandfather was the new york yankee hall of fame baseball pitcher and john's mother amassed the most incredible archive of interviews. it is a library of congress caliber archive. she wanted to put it together into a biography of her dad and her mother who was a broadway musical comedy star. we work

it is very -- i understand the medium and my daughter carry the backpack. it weighed about 372 pounds filled with monstrance homes. she had and the reader she would not need. to me i can't crawl up in bed with my candle. and now they're just fine. there is something about the feel of a book. the tactile nature of the experience which makes it irreplaceable. and there is one of the thing that is very interesting. i write on a computer. i've probably revise a book one lauden 50, 200 times before it is done. when i printed out to be added it reads on the page differently than it reads on the screen. i don't know exactly why, and it is not just that i see typos, it reads differently. a book on the page is somehow a different experience than the book on the screen. i suspect that with the books as the become more and more popular the style of language may change. hardcover reading and even paperback reading are very different, but really different from screenwriting. >> does anybody have any questions? there is a, a woman in the back. >> who could that be? >> ye

we wonder whether the honor of the backpacks were tourists or terrorists. we must protect national security above all else. national security must not be trumped by environmental laws or federal land managers. it would seem impossible to win world war ii of the militaryad been forced to comply with current laws such as the national environmental policy act, the endangered species act, the clean water act, and other acts enacted by congress after world war two. the construction of thoands of military bases and air fields and port facilities inside the united states during the war would have beedelayed for years. would not make sense to control the border at the border, by completing the border fee? there is no border fence from nogales to sacebee, about 50 or 60 miles. wouldn't make sense to have a functioning 21st century communications near the border, installing cameras and sensors and using drones and helicopters and satellites and other proven technologies developed by the military? the border patrol needs to be able to construct roads, helicopter pads,

after finishing it he grabs his backpack, head of the parked and that the streets.ince this is to end a life is being enforced many of the people are now handing up on side streets. many by there as mid they walked back to the park or another street to consume it. many just end up on the panhandle where some neighbors have noticed an uptick of visitors. one lady called a bum central. some people believe sit-fly only applies to what's happening on haight street the truth is, it's a citywide ordinance. some residents are concerned about the influence and some have not noticed a change. one resident says she doesn't care where they go as low as they don't trash the place. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> james: the other news, jerry brown has signed a bill into law that will shift responsibility for thousands of criminals to local government acting over the injections of some officials pacific first is not enough money for them to comply brown is looking for this bill to help cut the billion dollar deficit, ease prison overcrowding. some officials say

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they can put them in their backpacks and put them in the water. >> if anyone wants to help out, what to our website, operation care and comfort is at www.occ- usa.org. there's a lot of volunteer opportunities for kids 5 and up. we actually allow children to come and help us. >> how wonderful. for these people to write a letter, they wouldn't even have to leave their homes, they could send you letters. >> that's right. it's cheap, it costs you a stamp, but you can send letters to us. we read every one of them and we put them into packages or boxes like this. this one came from michigan the other day, and just people that want to help. whatever you can do to help is really appreciated. >> fabulous. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> thanks for joining us this morning. if you want to find out more, go to our website, cbssf.com. and click on links and numbers. we will hook you up to help this organization out. thanks for joining us this morning. >>> it is the one item in your home that you may have more uses than any other. duct tape. just ahead, see how it can be both useful and d

maybe a light jacket in the backpack. because we'll be mostly sunny. a little bit of haze, low clouds by the coast. but sunny skies in the afternoon. we're chilly. areas around napa, santa rosa, struggling to get out of the 30s this morning. a little breezy in the afternoon. while be warmer, that breeze will make it feel cool, partly cloudy skies. in the evening hours, another system to bring us scattered showers for wednesday. this evening, giants' game starting at 7:15. it will be a cool one. 61 degrees under mostly clear skies. it will be breezy. we could see gusts pick up around 20 miles an hour. maybe a blanket to the park this evening. extended forecast, a nice, mild day, we'll be dry. that changes tomorrow. it look like it could actually -- it could bring us light rain throughout the afternoon. thursday we're partly cloudy. we'll soar above average, sitting in the low 70s. if you're gonna be out and about maybe for earth day, we have 71 expected on saturday. >>> students were in mourning today at one san francisco school. all of this following t