certainly the news in "the star ledger" about the money that went to the town of bellevue versus hobokenat happens when the governor's office is endorsed by someone. you can see the opposite side. what happens when they do something the governor likes? you get the money. if you do something the governor doesn't like, you don't get it, even though you need it. >> why doesn't he come out and explain this story? does he have to be under oath? all the governor has to do is come out and clear the air about this most recent story. your thoughts. why didn't he do that? >> i think he's not doing it because there are probably more shoes set to drop. here's the problem for chris christie. he thought one press conference was going to solve his problems. and what he did was he promised cooperation and what he's done since then -- he's gone to florida to campaign for a governor who didn't want to be seen with him. now he's basically gone underground. he's not saying anything or doing anything. ed, i think his bigger worries now are whether or not he can survive his governorship more so than whether o

burlingame place say three men twoent a house on bellevue avenue, one said he needed to inspect damage done to a water pipe. likely story, right? the homeowner was distracted a second man took a safe. all left in a gray truck. police described two of the men as pacific islanders. six feet tall, about 200 pounds. police remind everyone to ask for ietd fiction before allowing anyone inside of the home. >> police have released a surveillance picture hoping someone will recognize a man in a white tee shirt. we'll show you that picture talking to two gym clerks police say he's a thief and he stole >> customs officers arrested a 17-year-old boy from mexico after he tried to smuggle street value of methamphetamine. >> new year now breaking news in south san francisco mentioned moments ago. mr. tl has been an explosion at veteran's boulevard. it's a pharmaceutical giant. what's happening? john? what do you have? >> there are probably a dozen fire trucks here. what happened is there was a lab area involving materials one employee burned critically. sprinkler system did go off but at this point

. >> he made it quite a few miles before thankfully bellevue police canine unit was able to find him.> both drivers could be charged first degree assault. the little boy was not hurt in that crash. >> a college football player and his stepfather are shot dead in a home invasion. arkansas state lineman was killed during a home invasion robbery in tennessee. police say the 21-year-old owens was trying to protect his parents when he was fatally shot at their home. his mother was also shot but has been released from the hospital. no arrests have been made. felony charges against the 7th grade student accused of the middle school student. mason campbell 12 years old has been charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. he's accused of using a shot gun to fire three times in the gym hitting a 13-year-old girl and 11-year-old boy. nate thanial tam rez the boy shot in the face and neck remains in critical condition but he has improved and they feel good about him. the other kendall sanders is expected to be released soon. >> hollywood hypocrisy, harvey weinstein who m

. >> this is the front entrance of the bellevue hospital where the killer of john lennon mark chapman by extraordinary precautions. >> i was asked if i could help the attorney on the chapman case. i agreed. >> forensic psychiatrist dr. daniel schwartz interviewed mark david chapman on eight separate occasions for the defense. >> clearly, mr. chapman knew what he was doing, he used a gun in an all too accurate way. he knew it was a gun. he knew it could kill. and he pointed it at the intended victim, and unfortunately, it worked. >> the serious question in this case is whether or not his mental illness impaired his ability to appreciate that what he was doing was wrong. simply being somebody mentally ill does not acquit somebody, it's only if this mental illness impairs his ability to know and appreciate the nature and the consequence of his conduct, or that it's wrong. >> dr. schwartz believes that chapman's mental illness began in childhood. >> mr. chapman became seriously withdrawn at about the age of 9 or 10. it was about that age that he began imagining a whole world of people, li

on my team is adam conder from bellevue, washington.idged from durango, colorado. madelyn, what are we doing? >> the rules for this game, game day food, i'll read a question and provide three answers. you guys buzz in and pick which one you think is right. and if you get it wrong, the other team can buzz in to get their points. >> we're ready. >> can we -- do not buzz until you read all three -- >> no. >> okay, whenever. >> you know the rules. play fair. all right, so first, one of these dips has the lowest calories for the same serving size. hummus, light ranch dip or guacamole. which has the lowest? >> adam says hummus. >> and adam would be right. yes. all right. next, beef dishes. which of these beef dishes has the fewest calories per serving? lasagna, 4 by 4 beef khyli, or nachos? >> beef chili. >> you would be right. 350 calories. others have twice as many. >> we're ready. >> you're ready. okay. how far would you need to walk to burn off two bottles of beer? here's a hint. one mile is about 100 calories. is it 300, 400 or 500? >> h

it just came out that bellevue last year, the last person rescued when the water came up on the eastriver in new york city, all of your hospital, 20 some stories high with a 500-pound man. they didn't give up hope in that kept carrying feel up to the back of generators after the fuel pumps failed in the basement, on the 13th floor so they could get one allocator running and get him out safely. a lot of people feel the way that you do and it is one of the reasons why we really need to look at these issues. asked to the group think, if you read "five days at memorial," you will see i sort of traced back. i interviewed everybody had occurred. where did you hear about this idea? where did this person here from that person? you can see how that initial idea was introduced text at first euthanizing pats and perhaps an offhand comment, we're putting the patients that were making the pets comfortable, why don't we do more for the patient? .. more for the patients. the patients were getting comfort medicines all on. they were giving them doses of what they needed for pain and four for distres

versus flipping over less mangled in the center median in the town of bellevue. police say 29-year-old desi beltran was driving this ford explorer and inside this ford, 32-year-old hugo yanez. he had two passengers, a 27-year-old woman said to be beltran's ex-girlfriend and her 2-year-old son. >> it's remarkable and a testimony to the increasing safety feature of vehicles that all the occupants were okay. >> both drivers were treated for minor injuries and arrested. the cars totaled and putted away. yanez quickly tried to flee the scene. they believe it was sparked by a domestic dispute. both were in court fly. yanez charged with two counts of hit-and-run, his bail set at $20,000. beltran was charged with a count of felony demost tick violent assault. his set at $2 million. >> and a 2-year-old in the car. >> shocking. >>> we'll turn to a developing story that has families in california on high alert for a mountain lion back on the prowl. caught on camera. helpless dogs proving no match for this clawed killer and gonzalmarci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: th

the two suvs flipping over left mangled in the center median in the town of bellevue. police say 29-year-old desi beltran was driving this ford explorer, and inside this ford freestyle, 32-year-old hugo yanez. yanez had two passengers, a 27-year-old woman said to be beltran's ex-girlfriend and her 2-year-old son. >> it's remarkable, and it's a testimony to the increasing safety features of vehicles that all the occupants were okay. >> reporter: both drivers were treated for minor injuries and arrested. the cars totaled and towed away. yanez tried to flee the scene but was quickly tracked down by police. police now believe the incident was sparked by domestic disputes. both men were in court an friday to face a judge. yanez charged with two counts of reckless driving and a hit-and-run, his bail set at $20,000. beltran was charged with a count of felony domestic violence assault. his bail set at a million dollars. >> and a 2-year-old in the car. >> shocking. >> really shocking. >> all right, linzie, thank you. >>> we'll turn to a developing story that has families in cal

he goes to bellevue, now the house you can go and visit.hen they do go across the room and she spends the time at the plantation. she does end at that house which is still standing now, which is valona. i think the road probably reflects that. >> was she safe when she crossed the river? >> she was. i was lucky enough to go there. she said when she was standing on the hill that she could see washington burn. >> barbara is up next in new york city. >> could either of your guests speak to a story i read about dolley madison that she stopped at a store in baltimore owned by a black woman and that it was there that she first tasted ice cream and she loved it and she served it very frequently at her social gatherings after that. do either of your guests know anything about that? >> ice cream and dolley madison became synonymous later on in - 20th-century america.- >> i do not know the accuracy of- that particular story. i think jefferson was the one who was credited with actually bringing ice-cream back from france. dolley certainly served it in

>> bellevue, michigan. >> happy birthday, mom. >> lots of birthdays today.oking at warm temperatures out in the western half of the country. look at that. we are running about 5 to 15 degrees above average. good news for the eastern rockies and the plain states but not so much for california where we could use a cool down and much needed rain. we've got snow showers through the midwest today up and around the great lakes and into the northeast. about 3 to 6 inches in some of your highest elevations in new england and through minneapolis and to the southwest of >>> good morning. 6:40 the time right now. we are waking up to clear sky for the most part, very light winds as you can see as the sun is about to come up across the bay area. we have to spare the air once again and unfortunately with temperatures warming back into the 70s, well, that's record-setting territory, so it will be a warm day by far and, again, with plenty of sunshine sparing the air, light winds, we definitely have to make sure that we pay attention to any outdoor burning, definitely do not

or push for technology through significant as in this initiative or we're focusing on increasing bellevue'sor seat belt interlock, looking at trying to eliminate joint driving by having a vehicle recognize whether you're over the limit in reducing human error which is part of 90 percent of all traffic crashes. the hope of reducing traffic fatalities to two dozen people, five dozen people is also technological. but we will not attain it if we don't address privacy and data. we are in this sensitive time. the power and everything we are relying on will not be attained if consumers don't trust the work of the regulators or the work of industry. so my last official request is that this administrator at the consumer electronics show says is we have to do more, be better, and do it faster. the agency is in a position right now or i have always said we follow the notion of what wayne gretzky's dad said to him. don't go with the puck is to me after your the puck is going. we have to do that, and we will. i have a strong team that will continue that work, but everyone has a responsibility. we will a

bellevue, admiral, and secretary fox. as w we looked, i saw report tht said in 2007 legislation provide incentives for senior officers continue servicing -- surfing by extending the basic pay table by a cap of the 26 years to provide for years of service. according to one press report in "usa today," using a 2011 number, this could result in a 4-star officer retiring with 38 years receiving $84,000 more in retirement than previously allowed. i understand why these changes were made because we were in a wartime and i assume the purpose was to encourage combat experience, one, and to start admirals and generals to continue serving during the war. however, now we're in a situation where the congress has made cuts, and i want to see these cuts are penalty. it's 1% decrease in your cost of living increase, it's a penalty. and we haven't even looked at issues like do we need to continue the increases to the generals and admirals that they have received now that we're winding down in iraq and afghanistan? could you comment on th

michael is in bellevue, ohio on our line for democrats. good morning.e lost michael, randy in illinois, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. theuld like to say that long-term -- i would have to say -- it is a good thing. i would like to see it go from six months to a year. in my situation, i did have a job, i did find a job, i was there for three months, i am a 61-year-old gentleman. they said that the older generation is having a harder time because of their age. when i was there for three months, the company had an option to give me insurance or let me go, they decided to let me go so they would not have to give me insurance. i believe in the long term insurance, i would say between one year and six months. that is my opinion on the long-term insurance. host: thank you for calling from illinois. i appreciate it. the question was posed by post-crescent newspaper in wisconsin. from appleton. sufficient for unemployment benefits. a tough question and today's culture. i cannot even imagine what it must be like to try a after day to find work.