then on february 2nd another between bartlett. stephanie chuang is live with the latest. the most bizarre part is the motive. >> that's right. they're still trying to figure out what the motive is. they say it doesn't look like either sexual assault nor robbery was the motive in this situation. now, the most recent of the two attacks which happened about a month and half mile apart from one another was here long bartlett between 22nd and 23rd. police say a man attacked a woman around 1:00 in the morning. let's take a look at the sketch that police have just released of this man. police say he punched the woman several times. she tried to cover her face with her hands, then he ran away. now, back on january 6th before 3:00 early sunday morning, special victims unit investigators believe the same man lunged at another woman, threw her to the ground, straddled her and slammed her head into the pavement several times, then only ran off when she screamed for help. again, they just released the sketch of this man. they don't know what the motive is. about a month apart for each

adam: congressman bartlett, best-case scenario, what happens? >> the best-case scenario as a result of sequestration we'll iminate some spending that is doing some good. as a result of that is a congress will get together and pass a long-term budget that will begin to balance itself and to get us out of the fiscal cliff. adam: mattie, you get the last word. what is the reality, neither worst case or best case but what will we be talking about monday, march 3rd? >> worst case or best case we're in a position government is spending too much money. we needawmakers to agree we get spending under control. adam: i should have said monday, march 4th. thanks for joining us here on melissa francis's program, "money". i'm sure we'll talk about sequestration now till the end of the deadline. we'll shift gears. a "money" update on a story that will make you want to slam down the phone on government waste. an investigation into government program that gives free phones to the poor. we're telling you about this because you're paying for it. almost half the pa

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the latest took place along bartlett between 22nd and 23rd streets around 1:00 in the morning on february 2nd. the victim reported that a man punched her several times. she protected her face with her fist and the attacker ran away. neighbors are keeping a closer eye on their surroundings. >> i definitely always walk my friends home or they walk me home. i do not walk alone super late anymore in my neighborhood. >> the assault resembled another one on january 6th where the man tackled a woman and held her down at 23rd and church streets. the victim screamed for help and he ran away. the district attorney in sacramento now must decide if ce will face any charges after killing a suspected it robber today. sheriff investigators say a man walked into the st folsom bowel folsom bowel -- boulevard and pointed a gun at the employee and ordered the person into a back room. that's when a different employee shot and killed the armed man. the same store has been armed several times. so far the employees are cooperating with investigators. a follow-up to a story we reported last night. a 72-year-old

the latest took place along bartlett between 22nd and 23rd streets around 1:00 in the morning on february 2nd. the victim reported that a man punched her several times. she protected her face with her fist and the attacker ran away. neighbors are keeping a closer eye on their surroundings. >> i definitely always walk my friends home or they walk me home. i do not walk alone super late anymore in my neighborhood. >> the assault resembled another one on january 6th where the man tackled a woman and held her down at 23rd and church streets. the victim screamed for help and he ran away. the district attorney in sacramento now must decide if a cell phone store employee will face any charges after killing a suspected it robber today. sheriff investigators say a man walked into the store on folsom bowel -- boulevard and pointed a gun at the employee and ordered the person into a back room. that's when a different employee shot and killed the armed man. the same store has been armed several times. so far the employees are cooperating with investigators. a follow-up to a story we reported last nig

frederick, along i-70 this morning, you might see light flurries coming down around yellow springs, bartlett, heather view, a slick travel there, all in all, we are dry everywhere else as we look at what is going on with the planner for today. the temperatures will bump up, we will be seasonable as we go throughout the day as we go in to lunchtime, coming in at 39 degrees, the high temperature will be at 42. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning, we are starting to see snow flurries along interstate 70, everything is clear, here at columbia pike, you won't have trouble over to 695, if you are using the beltway, here is what the northwest corner looks like, old court road. traffic is along, you are looking at a normal 11 minute ride on the outer loop, 795, all the way down to 95. as we look at the ore time save traffic drive time, the east side, also going to be delay free, taking you 11 minutes to travel from 95, up to 83, no concerns 95 and white marsh, 4 minutes, southbound from the beltway all the way in to the city. >>> baltimore ravens are bringing the

and courtesy of zango, i want you to meet chef graham bartlett. this is the year of the what? >> the snake. >> i know how we said about snake. >> we are not going to cook any snakes. we have a couple sample menus. we'll feature the scallop and bacon dumplings. the web site is online. real easy to prepare at home. got some nice quality scallops. some bacon, we made that crispy and saute that off. a little bit of honey. we'll mick that together with green onion and a little bit of salt and pepper. put it in the food processorrened and in the en, this is what you wind up with. that is the filling for the dumpling right there. you can buy the dumpling wrappers in the store. that is what that ?'s. >> no -- that what is that is? >> no, that is the tortilla that we use to make the tacos. >> you can't drive when you have sake. >> you can drink some. >> i didn't know the chinese people drink it. >> it is more japanese. we use the korean variety. >> i'm going to china. all you got to do is bring this on the show to julie chen. she's chinese. she would love you. >> if you don't have a st

on bartlett near 22nd. both women suffered facial injuries.4's reggie kumar shows us the scene. where the incidents took place. >> reporter: the most recent assault took place here.you can see there are several restaurants here. and college of san francisco's mission campus is located at this intersection. there's also an apartment complex. the area is dark and there were a lot of people walking around. the female victim was assaulted at 105 a-m. so there probably a lot of people on the street at that hour. a few blocks away. is where the first assault happened just after 230 in the morning. residents tell me this area needs more lights. including this woman. she says the female victim was beaten right outside her apartment. she says she called the city and demanded that they prune this tree, bacause it blocks a street light. in san francisco reggie kumar kron 4 news. >>pam: here's a live look outside at the rain hitting san francisco at the embarcadero. it looks wet weather hit the bay all day today. for more on that we hand it over to jacque

the most recent attack.happening on feburary 2nd on bartlett at 23rd. >> reporter: that a woman was walking here. a man that was walking in the opposite direction was attacking her, punching her in the face. they do not believe that the motive that anything to do with >> reporter: wmen hanging out around the mission district street >> this is a poster of gotten safer. so, to see it this neighborhood is supposed to be safer that is right near noe valley you think of strollers and posh boutiques. you do not a thing of attacks against women. >> reporter: back on january 6th a similar attack happened not at the edgebut closer to the heart of noe valley.this time thankfully in both cases neither victim was sexually assaultedbut those who live nearby are worried about future victims if the subect remains at large. >> it sounded like the last one where should she escaped its out of like he was trying to rape her. it seemed like he underestimated her straight in she was able to get out of his old. it is scary. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron4 news >> this just in to the kron 4 news room there is a

walking along bartlett and 23rd and got physical with a woman walking past him. you can look at the sketch they just released of this man. he actually tried to punch this

they say two weeks ago a woman walking on bartlett near 23rd street passed this man. he apparently punched her several times, then ran off. two weeks before that, a woman was beaten to the ground just after walking past him. police say he slammed her head into the pavement. people we talk to say they're surprised by the attacks. >> like the tender line and downtown is completely different. but in areas like this or even in the mission -- i live in hayes valley so it's quieter, but there's always people out. so you don't think that that could happen. >> others say they had not heard about the attacks and plan to be more aware in the area. police do not believe robbery or sexual assault was the motive. >>> and police in east palo alto right now need your help trying to find the gunman who shot a homeless man several times right in the leg. officers found the 30-year-old victim in the front yard of a home on runnymede street near university avenue on sunday afternoon. so far police say a car linked to that shooting was found nearby, but also no arrests have been made. an

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on bartlett near 22nd. injuries. new tonight at eight. kron- 4's reggie kumar shows us the scene. where the incidents took place. developing tonight at eight. >> this was where the most recent attack to a place. this area are is a dark and there are a lot of people walking around. the woman was assaulted at 1:00 a.m. probably not that many people on the street at that hour. residents say that this area needs more lighting. the female victim was beaten right outside of per complex. she called the city and demanded that they prove to this tree. it is very dark. >> i guess the neighbor heard her. and she had bruises. the tree, it was a dark right there. >> reporter: it said francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4. >>pam: many people marching against alleged police brutality. this is with our partnership with abc seven, helicopter irreal shot from abc seven he'd ph.d.high- definition video. and to they provided a rally. >> developing tonight at 8:00 p.m.,the search for an alleged cop- killer. law enforcement agencies fan out across southern california. searching for a former l-a-p-d officer.

for everybody and you know we're seeing and places like that from seattle to new york where mr bartlett's from to portland to new hampshire calls for an end to these tests perhaps maybe they should band together to accomplish change seems like they all share this common goal. yeah and so the different ways that this sort of corporatization of public education is expressing itself around the country diverged slightly and so you have these sort of different local movements the seattle test is not going to be implemented in new york but new york's got testing that's not going to be implemented in seattle the important point is to make sure that everybody knows that this is a national trajectory and that it's part and parcel of a late stage capitalism in which financial interests and major corporations essentially act as parasites sucking wealth out of all of the institutions and organizations and resources that should be shared in common. appreciate your way again that was j.m. meyerson a contributor to truth that thanks and we are going to leave it there but for more of the stories we cover

it happened at 1:00 in the morning on bartlett.nd this is a sketch police released of the man police say a woman was walking down the street but when she walked by the man he punched her several times. she shielded her face with her hands before he ran off. then two weeks before that, a woman was beaten to the ground again after just walking past the man in the sketch. he slammed her head into the pavement as well. people we talked to say they're surprise bid these attacks. >> like the tender line and downtown is different but in areas like this or the mission, i live in hayes valley so it's quieter. but there's still always people out so you don't think that could happen. >> others say they were scared that they hadn't heard about it and plan to be more aware in the area. they do not believe the motive of attack was either sexual or burglary. >>> burglary suspect in santa cruz wasn't to too hard befind after he left behind an important clue. police go to invest gate and they find several items believed to be left behind by the bur

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two weeks ago a woman walking on bartlett near 23 street passed this man and he reportedly punched heral times and ran off. two weeks before that a woman was beaten to the ground just after walking past that man. police say he slammed her head into the pavement. people we talked to say they are surprised by the attacks. >> the tenderloin and downtown is different. in areas like this or even the mission or i live in hayes valley so it's quieter. there are always people out. you don't think that could happen. >> others say they hasn't heard about the attacks and plan to be more aware in the area. police do not believe robbery or sexual assault was a motive. >>> we've now learned that crash on the bay this weekend between a speed boat and a golden gate ferry was deadly. later this morning sheriffs say they will release new information about it. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san francisco with what else we might learn today. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coast guard is running this investigation trying to figure out why this craft was speeding and why it wa

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edward bartlett the first senator froms. >> 35,000 photos and cartoons of the senate over the centuries in is a picture of the senators in the 1880s, all men. >> there is wonderful photo op of a senate softball game with a young jack kennedy as a catcher. when they were mistaking a movie about howard hughes, they wanted to match the color of the drapes and also help out reporters. >> the day of the state of the union we called it a ready day because we were on the phone so much calling with questions to try to put something into historical context. >> the office opened back in 1975. >> the legislature was asking the president to make his public. >> he joined the staff a year later and became senate historian in 2009. >> i'm in an institution where henry clay and daniel webster, their desks are still there. >> chris: 45 senators are serving their first terms in a period of dramatic turnover he is gratified to be part of the body's ins tools institutional memory. >> my main objective is for people to have accurate information to base their decisions on. anything i can provide them, i get

the first attack happened last month near bartlett and 22nd street. the suspect approached a woman and punched her several times before getting away. the second incident happened earlier this month in the area of 23rd and church. a woman was also beaten, but the suspect ran after the victim cried for help. some women in the mission district are fot taking any chances. >> i feel like when there's not a lot of people around, like, people will search for people who are just walking alone. so i think people can be a target when it's late at night. >> i try not to, like, leave places late, i call for a lift or i walk out in the middle of the street instead of walking next to shadows and bushes or i'll walk with a friend. you know, i have my, you know, arsenal of tactics, i guess you could say. >> the victims in both of those cases are said to be okay. >>> today afghan president hamid karzai says he will ban afghan security forces from asking for airstrikes by international troops. this follows a joint afghan nato operation this week that reportedly killed

the most recent happened on february 2nd at bartlett and 23rd. >> the neighborhood that's supposed toer over the last 10 years, so seeing it happen here, which is basically like on the edge of noe valley, which hats a reputation for being really safe, you know, noe valley, you think strollers and posh little boutiques. you don't think of assault at any time of the day or night, site make mix feel less safe. >> now, in neither of these cases was the woman sexually assaulted, but those who live in the facebooks are worry requested, and will re-- in the neighborhoods are worried, and will remain worried until the suspect is caught. >>> take a look at signs supporting down's -- dorner's. they don't support his actions, they say, but support his protest against the l.a.p.d. >>> automatic spending cuts are are looming for the federal government, and federal workers could start facing furloughs as early as april. that's according to federal agencies trying to prepare for the worst unless congress does something. the cuts coming as part of the sequester will end up carve something 9% from non

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in a special election as a result of a hard-fought race in dallas, texas, when congressman steve bartlett stepped down. and sam johnson came to the united states congress, not just with a background of 29 years of serving in the united states air force, as being a top gun pilot and a man who served his country in war and in the that know hilton and came with thoughts and ideas. and it's not just a high honor for us to have sam as a member of congress at that time and currently, but sam came to this body with ideas that he felt like it would make our country stronger and better, more than just respect for the flag, respect for the men and women that serve in our military, but really respect for human life and individuals. believed that individuals make our country stronger and better and has devoted our life, the times we fly back and forth, sam talks about how important peopler people's dreams for people back at home. i -- i remember the stories not just about individuals, but he idolizes hard work and the sacrifice. sam is known in this body for several years now as the most admired memb

police are looking for a man in a sketch that they say he attacked a woman walking on bartlett two weeksr walking past a man. >>> meteorologist christina loren. >> this time we're changing back to winter, laura. good morning to you. 56 degrees inland today. we've got rain on the way as of tomorrow and temperatures are going to be cold additionally with that rain. it's going to be a cold day for tuesday. hope have you a fantastic presidents day. u know me. believe i'm just glitz and glam when i'm so much more. i'm downtown and ocean front. my nights are just as busy as my days. the arts are my passion. food my obsession. and when you finally think you know me. you'll realize, there's still so much more to discover. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. plan your getaway at discoverlosangeles.com >>> welcome to "today" on this monday morning, february 18th, 2013. a chilly president's day in new york city. i'm willie geist along with al roker, natalie morales and back with the special co-anchor of the day, mr. steve harvey. inside at the top of this hour >> inside. it's really fun, steve. >>