renovate spartan stadium signing off on plans for a new athletic complex named after coaching legend bill walsh costing $38.5 million that comes from private donations. the new facility will feature premium seating and new locker rooms and training facilities. construction will start this year. the stadium will open in 2015. >> shark fans have plenty to cheer about after the rejuvenated sharks even playoff series with los angeles. buns ignited san jose's attack last night in the 2-1 win over the kings marking the second in a row at home over the stanley cup champions and the best of seven semi finals are at 2-2. they will face off tonight night in los angeles. >> that is exciting and the giants, too, a two-run homer in the 10th by pablo. >> and we could see more heroics today during the game but, first, the weather. >> afternoon games, you will need the sunscreen. it will be sunny, breezy and feel warmer than the temperature if you are not in the breezes which is around 60 to low 60's. live doppler 7 hd shows we are dry again this morning and we will talk temperatures in san francisco and look

that's when bill walsh was the coach. joe montana was named mvp.the niners beat dan marino's miami dolphins. >>> the word of the winning bid came during a warriors event. >> i just know, san francisco has been named the host for super bowl l. then it was back to the business of cheering on the warriors and steph curry. the mayor presented curry with the key to the city. the warriors play in oakland but as you probably know san francisco is trying to lure them across the bay with a proposal to build a new arena on the waterfront. the big weather story this afternoon was the big temperature drop. yesterday we had all those 90s. remember how cold it was. we had weupd gusts at the san francisco airport. right now it's 39 miles per hour. but i've had gusts up in the sa kra men to airport. it is real windy outside right now that wind is transporting a lot of cool wind air inland. another mild day tomorrow. temperatures a lot like today. 60s and low 70s for your wednesday. and the windy conditions, 9:00 tomorrow morning it's still windy along the coast. t

that's when bill walsh was the coach. joe montana was named mvp.the niners beat dan marino's miami dolphins. >>> the word of the winning bid came during a warriors event. >> i just want to let y'all know, san francisco has been named the host for super bowl l. then it was back to the business of cheering on the warriors and steph curry. the mayor presented curry with the key to the city. the warriors play in oakland but as you probably know san francisco is trying to lure them across the bay with a proposal to build a new arena on the waterfront. the big weather story this afternoon was the big temperature drop. yesterday we had all those 90s. remember how cold it was. we had weupd gusts at the san francisco airport. right now it's 39 miles per hour. but i've had gusts up in the sa kra men to airport. it is real windy outside right now that wind is transporting a lot of cool wind air inland. another mild day tomorrow. temperatures a lot like today. 60s and low 70s for your wednesday. and the windy conditions, 9:00 tomorrow morning it's still windy

state received the grand light to renovate the spartan stadium and athletic complex named after bill walsh costing $38 why 5 million from private donations and feature brenham seating, new locker rooms and training facilities. construction will start this year and the stadium will open in 2015. >> shark fans had listen toy to cheer about after they evened the playoffs against los angeles beating the kings at 2-1, the second win in a row at home. the best of seven semi finals are equal at two each and they face off in game five tomorrow night in los angeles. >> now time for a check on the forecast. we seat sun is coming up in the east. as it is supposed to do. it is gusting. >> that would be breaking news if it was rising in the west. >> breaking news, sun comes up in the east. good morning, everyone, live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning. eric is being good today. the temperatures in the east bay valley, 50 in antioch and 52 in brentwood and 49 in pittsburg and 42 at danville, the cool spot until the hills at lafayette at 47. alameda is 51 and richmond district is 50. fairfield is

. >> bill walsh. here's how it goes. tomorrow if there is not a two- thirds majority winner on the first vote, a second vote will be taken and a simple majority will decide the host city. the city that doesn't get the super bowl in 2016 competes against houston for the following year's big game. >> all right. we'll keep our fingers crossed. it will be fun. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the search for survivors after a mile-wide tornado touches down. >> our car is where our house was. everything is gone. [ crying ] >> entire neighborhoods wiped out near oklahoma city. why rescue crews have almost no chance to rest. >> former bay area police officer convicted of dirty dui arrests finally learns his fate. >> i take it very seriously and that thing is not going to open unless it's ready. >> we asked governor brown if he thinks the new bay bridge span is going to open on time. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a de

. >> bill: dr. walsh has a book out called "the 30 day love detox." there it is and a fox news special friday evening we want you to know about this. anchored by bret baier on the gosnell trial in philadelphia. that will air at 9:00 p.m. we hope you check it out. factor tip of the day. update on high tech gizmo that will dramatically help our wounded warriors. the tip moments away. >> bill: tip of the day, high-tech marble. but first mother's day and father's day not far behind. go to billoreilly.com and pick up mom and dad a mug, shirts. they'll love them. also buy a copy of "killing lincoln" or killing kennedy." a free copy of "a matter of trust." now the mail. kristen powers is amazing in her justification for taxpayer-funded sex change operations. colin beck, valley, alabama. i'd like to know why liberals like kirsten think like that. just a theory, but i think it has to do with collective responsibility. liberal folks tend to think the state should be powerful enough to right all wrongs and we the people should provide the funding. sarah, withhol

well, we know that the two streets here in front of the new 49ers stadium will be renamed after bill walshie to honor the former coach and the ceo's grandma. but the name may be tied to a san francisco-based company. sources tell ktvu the 49ers plan to hold a news conference to announce a naming rights deal in san francisco. it's also possible that a new name for the stadium will be announced for the 68,000-seat facility. the naming rights is important because it will be a significant revenue source for financing the state yum. there's been speculation -- stadium. there's been speculation from media reports that indicated that levi strauss is the front runner. this is what one fan told us. >> button fly stadium doesn't really have a ring to it. but yeah, i think it should be someone local. i think it should be a silicon valley named stadium. it should have a high-tech name to it. >> reporter: well, levi strauss obtained the domain rights and that fueled rumors. but sources say up until recently the company was still a top choice. now, the 49ers won't u.s. discuss the this yet. but when we

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i appreciate some of my colleagues talking about efforts that we can do to clarify bill walsh and regulations together to be able to make sure that there is less than devotee and that there are better standards. but i also think at some point you will be interesting to reflect on the congress's bolin and with the chairman referred to as pretty strong terms about a tax code. when i came here in the 104th congress there were 114,000 employees in the irs. since i've been here, congress in its wisdom has expanded the code, made it more complex and cut dramatically the men and women on the front lines to deal with that. there an adequate training budget we've had this testimony just across the capitol before the senate this last week. and i really hope that there is an opportunity to think about how support the integrity of the internal revenue service, not just by making sure that there is accountability and there is clarification, but we rely on it to be able to be to function. and congress has slowly been starving the budget of the irs at a time when each of those employees dollars spent on tho

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thank you very much, john walsh, good to have you with us. bill missing, and usually they don't end up like this. i've got family in cleveland, nieces and nephews that grew up that are the same age as these young ladies and they tphold the story fofollowed the story for ten years. when the the news broke the counsel what' was what's was was erupting in absolute euphoria. >> in all the cases we have to keep pointing out they really were not that far from where they disappeared. bill: a couple of miles. martha: that is a big lesson. bill: you will hear from mark klaas, he's led a national crusade since his daughter polywas abducted and never came home. how does a suspect scare a person so deeply that they don't make a move for ten years? bill: the latest on what is an absolutely extraordinary story. three women found alive after disappearing ten years ago. they still have a long road ahead, but usually these stories, frankly, they don't end like this. take 12-year-old polly klaas. in 19 the 3 young poly was having a slumber party at her home when a

. >> bill: joining us now from san diego attorney and schooling gist dr. bonny forest and dr. wendy walsheems to me that there are people and we were just talking about the manipulation factor of jodi arias who understand how to control other people in a negative way, dr. walsh. but, when you are held for 10 years and ms. smart was held for nine months, you know, what is that? what happens to people in that kind of a circumstance? >> well, it's a survival mechanism. bill, what happens is the brain is always trying to figure out how can i live? how can i survive? how did can i die? sometimes cooperating with the captor is a way too reduce pain in the short-term and survive in the long term. in a while especially for young people the brain has neuro roy plasticity it starts to shape and more they almost forget who they were. interestingly enough the one who made the escape was the one who was a momplet the power to super daughter supersede at that moment. >> bill: what people go through when they are being held against their will. >> i agree with a lot of what wendy is saying. let me try to

bill: that's not what i'm talking about. i'm not talking 8. i'm talking in the teen years. last word, dr. walsh. >> i think you should go on facebook and put a posting on their page. they would be thrilled you are a much bigger celebrity. the internet can be self-regulating and while there is this adoration of this young man out there. there are plenty of people also dissing these girls, shaming these girls and telling them they are idiots for feeling it. >> bill: i don't think they have saddam hussein any shame. i think shame may be going away. we will talk about that next week. congressman darrell issa who is convinced the obama administration is corrupt. we will present his case. the congressman is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the personal story segment tonight. perhaps president obama's biggest nightmare is republican congressman darrell issa, chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee. the congressman has been involved with benghazi, the fast and furious gun scandal and mr. obama's liberal appointments. the congressman joins us from

walsh case in tehachipe is an example of that. so those are the tools we have. we have a lot of discussion, senator franken and others have introduced bills in the united states senate to address precisely the questions that you are asking, governor, and we have supported them and we continue to look forward -- as a prosecutor i always want more tools. you know, i see a problem out there and i want to have the tools to fix it. we passed a hate crimes law in 2009 that enables us to work with local law enforcement in much more effective ways to combat hate crimes including but not limited to lgbt motivated violence. so we'd love to have more tools. but, you know, with the tools that we currently have, we're doing as much as we can and i think ruslyn's point about the uptick in the number of complaints we're both receiving, i'm not sure that necessarily reflects, as ruslyn correctly pointed out, that there's an uptick in violence. the doctrine of futility often resulted in less complaints being seen. i think there's a commitment in the federal level to doing our level best on these issues. >> tom, you talk about tools. ruslyn, what kind of t

bill: that's not what i'm talking about. i'm not talking 8. i'm talking in the teen years. last word, dr. walsh. >> i think you should go on facebook and put a posting on their page. they would be thrilled you are a much bigger celebrity. the internet can be self-regulating and while there is this adoration of this young man out there. there are plenty of people also dissing these girls, shaming these girls and telling them they are idiots for feeling it. >> bill: i don't think they have saddam hussein any shame. i think shame may be going away. we will talk about that next week. congressman darrell issa who is convinced the obama administration is corrupt. we will present his case. the congressman is next. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. we've been bringing people gfotogether.5 years or. today we'd like people to come together on something

bill: that's not what i'm talking about. i'm not talking 8. i'm talking in the teen years. last word, dr. walsh i think you should go on facebook and put a posting on their page. they would be thrilled you are a much bigger celebrity. the internet can be self-regulating and while there is this adoration of this young man out there. there are plenty of people also dissing these girls, shaming these girls and telling them they are idiots for feeling it. >> bill: i don't think they have saddam hussein any shame. i think shame may be going away. we will talk about that next week. congressman darrell issa who is convinced the obama administration is corrupt. we will present his case. the congressman is next. for over 125 years we've been bringing people together. today we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us...obesity. and as the nations leading beverage company we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it al

bill: really? >> again when i say, "serious wued i saw joan walsh column when she says the guy is never going to beresident. i think they are pretty compelling reasons why not. think about this. as we approach 2016, you go to places like south carolina and iowa and some areas in northern florida and iowa and am it seems like it you have the true believers, the patriots and they are looking at ron paul and they are saying, he is mixed on libertarian issues. he is not with us on everything although i like him on some things. chris christie acknowledged that obama is a decent guy. jeb bush, you know one of the bushes, too moderate. marco rubio is disappointing us on am nestnesty and immigration. that leaves the potential of someone who is true blue and let me tell you who has been totally consistent on the far right agenda and that could be ted cruz. >> bill: so but he could -- you know, for republicans, karl rove, whom you know very well? you write a book about him. he is he going to look at a ted cruz and say this is a guy we could win with? >> no. >> bill: that could be a problem. >> it is. it's ha

. >> reporter: adam walsh records voiceovers for a living. >> 25% off your cable bill and more. >> reporterf. >> reporter: you're a guy who makes money off of your voice and you don't even like the sound of your own voice? >> yeah, that's true. >> reporter: that's a little odd, don't you think? >> it's really odd. >> reporter: bottom line whether or not you consider your voice golden, others might, so be proud of your pipes and chat away, america. >> i like mine. other people might not but i do. >> a lot of people agree on this, hard to listen to. >> not just all of us. everyone else. >> jane is a speech language pathologist. jane, nice to see you. >> good morning. >> your voice is an important tool in conveying authority and confidence and things like that. >> absolutely. >> so how do you change it if you don't like it. >> with a lot of training, but the first step is actually proper breathing, that's the key to developing a strong, powerful dynamic voice. >> you're pointing to your abdomen. >> yes all from here, not from your chest. you don't want to feel strain. you don't want to feel th

bill for a few minutes. but he'll be back tomorrow morning. pete pete, thanks for playing me out with a little joe walsh.te it. he did make the rolling stone best guitar list this past year. >> did he? fantastic. this is what happens when we stage a year's long protest about the fact that he was left out. >> unbelievable. thanks for letting me sit in >> thank you for coming >> bill is back tomorrow. >> lord willing the and creek will rise. we'll be back tomorrow >> the interesting stuff about the national labor board being gummed up. >> he talked about it really well and also scary. this is just how silly and how foolish the process works sometimes these days. it's aggravating. >> the thing is for many ways it's not unusual. when you talk about the minimum wage this is something that i think is -- people should get more passionate and angry about it. we heard the same old arguments for literally decades and generations after generations people say it's going to cost people jobs and teenagers will lose their ability to lose money. that's nonsense. the truth of it is we have a living wage in america and mo

ken walsh will be here with his new book "prisoners of the white house." >>> elijah cummings is here with nbc's kelly o'donnell. first, bill>> so far, so good. it looks like we're in for a fantastic mother's day. what's happening right now, worst weather by far is heading for new orleans. it's just starting to rain in new orleans. very strong thunderstorms are sweeping across lake pontchartrain. we've even had tornado warnings on the north side of the lake half an hour ago. take cover in new orleans. you have about half an hour till the worst of the weather will be gone and then you can get back to your morning routine. further north over mississippi and alabama, a wide shield of light rain covering much of tennessee, heading for the greater louisville area, and places like cincinnati, pittsburgh later today. we have those thunderstorms up here in ohio, heading for pennsylvania and right along the gulf. those are the two threat regions for strong storms. a breakdown of your three-day weekend forecast. thunderstorms on the gulf. little bit better in areas like kansas city and chicago. you'll be chillier this weekend but at

walsh, thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >>> are you ready to party? lonestar is here. they're going perform their newest single coming up next. first, let's check in with bill held in mexico. she's now free. why would the head of the irs visit the white house 157 times? there's new information this morning on what he was doing there and more importantly when he was there. >>> and watch the skies today. severe weather is on the way. we'll tell you where when we see new ten short minutes. having a heart attack. i was in shape, fit. i did not see it coming. i take bayer aspirin. [ male announcer ] so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. see your doctor and get checked out. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. ♪ >> it

bill clinton left us a surplus. emma kratz tend to do better at -- democrats tend to do better at cutting the budget that republicans do, yet that is information people cling to. host: joan walshoins us from salon.com. she is editor at large. she joined in 1998 as the first full-time news editor. you can also catch her on msnbc doing political analysis. her background includes time as a freelancer and business owner. she has also been a columnist for "the san francisco magazine ." jill, ohio. independent line. caller: i do not know where to start. to your last point about this administration being fiscally responsible, why is that word out -- that he is a tax and spend liberal, or a socialist or a canyon -- it is insane. i think president obama has done a lot as a president. cashual pay for equal pay for equal work by women is important. pay for equal work by women is important. health care is important. in the free nations world have democracy, except us. it is missing. and, we killed bin laden. this is a president that is good and cares about people, yet everything on the right is, i will say it again, insane, denying reality. guest: i have to agree with you way too much. .h