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to san francisco, relatively, with the sun shining bright. the worst areas of fog, and immediate coast line, for the peninsula, a few areas of patchy cover, south bay and east bay. all of that starts to push back, partly sunny skies for the most part. the afternoon, filtered sunshine, we will have to deal with cloud cover, throughout those afternoon hours. starting off tomorrow, temperatures in the north bay oakland down to san jose. a mild start for this time of year, the best chance of fog at the immediate coast line and the peninsula. getting closer to reality here for this time of year, it will be lightly above those areas. and gill roy, and east bay, low to mid 70s, walnut creek, pleasantton, and cooler for here for hayward, and almedea. 60s and 70s. at san francisco international airport, down to 67 on thursday. 50s at the coast line. you will need the jacket if you are headed new the golden gate bridge. cooler by sunday and monday. by all accounts, we will keep the rainfall out of the forecast. low to mid 70s, today was awesome. i was

through our employer was with bright horizons. med staffing declined to speak on camera, but said in a statement said we have provided back-up care to bright horizons families for almost five years. they referenced prior to making an assignment. the nanny is no longer in their network. ? so we reached out to the nanny. she hung up when we asked her about the allegations. >> are all background checks created equal? >> no, they're not. the child care resource and referral network. she said parents should always ask for the nanny's name or driver's license so they can check it through the state's database. it's the only authorized screening of in-home care givers in california with access to fingerprint records at the state department of justice and the fbi. >> it also looks to see if the person has had a family child care license revoke order teaching credential revoked. >> she had access to all of the new accounts. >> while situations like the lewis' may be rare, resolving them should not be an added stress. >> it should be as tran

is a public defenders office. 21 hardworking public defenders in new orleans are let go and greg bright, i'm going to read you an excerpt about his case. an attorney returned to england after several years of immersion in the program. after 30 years decided not to seek reelection. joseph ramon quit in frustration after trying his first death penalty case. is j ramon here? he's in the back. he actually, we talked afterwards a couple months. he works in a bar. he drinks a lot less as a bartender than as a public defender. in some ways dawson's speech has missed the mark. most of the public defenders are not particularly interested in being vigilante soup heroes. they want back ups thechl they want to work in the existing framework to protect the clients rights and they want the time and resources to do their jobs right without having to reduce to heroics. they needed more time with their clients if they want to properly represent them. clients don't trust the system. a federal public defender in nevada for years. you can be the the best representation but the clients don't see it. clients

today bright 56 six on the porch in new orleans 7th ward and rest on the head of his yellow dog. it's 2012 and he often finds himself amusing over time lost, time wasted. it feels like a minute that i have been out here. it took time to adjust to life on the outside and once on the a dark rainy morning as he found himself biking to his miserable job in mississippi he felt real despair. from recognized he was 47 years old and never had a car and afford for 20 years in prison. sometimes he says it's little things like that that can drag him down into sorrow. he chose to do something that both keep those wasted years fresh in his memory. he helps to educate others in the hopes that his story will spur reform. he's not an educated man. his formal schooling stopped in 6th grade. the katrina criminal justice reform effort. that's the holistic reentry program for offenders. he told anybody with time to spare and inclination to listen. putting a face on an abstract idea, injustice. on this particular afternoon in may 2012, he tells this story to me for a fourth time. he is deeply preoccu

so bright it was the dogs just of all the dogs are running away across the lord of. the chill and. in the village of rose and. left his home and saw the unusual celeste of he immediately began recording what he was seeing on his smartphone his footage would soon be seen around the world but it was risky filming the explosion left him with concussion. was anyone hurt in rosa. i wasn't here right you were in egypt yeah. it was loud. that's what i started filming and i was swept by a wave as if i was blown by the wind. and of course i showed my parents the video afterwards they thought i was very rude but whatever i was scared. like a meteorite to start the day. the meteorite is the largest space object to hit the earth in more than a hundred years before the most prominent phenomena for research has pushed the event when an object exploded near the pod come anigh. on june the thirtieth one thousand nine hundred eight the sky over siberia was pierced by a shining fear as it approached the exploded with disastrous results. as a matter of fact its trajectory was about the same and the b

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>> there were bright lines i crossed. for example, when jack abramoff came into my office and said of an amendment to help america vote act. he said members of the senate were interested in this. members of the senate were on board. i as a member of the house said clearly to jack abramoff i would consider this amendment, which is my felony considering the amendment. i would consider this amendment. the other thing is that if the senate wanted this amendment, of course. i need that bill. if senators want that amendment and it doesn't rule in my bill, i told abramoff, i will consider that. at that point in time, i didn't know what was in the amendment. that in itself is a problem just to generically consider something a lobbyist want to say yes i'll consider that. i think that's a problem in itself. but the bright line is when we received, member of my staff received an e-mail and it said, if you want to go to jack's restaurant and if you want to eat and you want to drink, meaning myself and the office, although staffs woul

one of the biggest finding that service is bright horizon. that country has contract with major employers from targ, yahoo! and sprint. it even includes our very own parent company nbc universal. but as our investigative unit learned, bright horizons works with hundreds of subcontractors that hire the back-up nancy that come to your home. if something goes wrong that subcontractor, not bright horizons is basically responsible. >> basically told, well, it's unfortunate what happened to you but there's not much we can do about it. >> tonight at 11:00, vicky nguyen shows us how this affected a bay area family and helps you make sure you don't miss important information about background checks for your child care. >>> well, a scary moment for a train conductor in southern california. the puppy he saw tied up to the track and why its owner will not face any punishment. >>> plus tens of thousands of people converging on washington, d.c. today rallying for immigration reform. among them a group of bay area students. >>> some of california's most pow

young -- bright red hair. and then we also heard about that graduate student from china. we are now told by the chinese consulate that her parents have asked that her identity not be revealed. as terrible as these losses are, one of the big conversations here, mara, has been about how remarkable the response was and there is no doubt that so many people coming to the scene, putting themselves in danger to help those who were injured probably avoided more loss of life. mara? >> all right. our hearts go out to all those affected. chris jansing, thank you. >>> much of the country is in a state of heightened alert following the terror bombings in boston, good reason. mail in senate offices has been suspended of a letter contained a deadly poison. the letter addressed to roger wicker contained ricin. thankfully that envelope never made it to the capitol. it was intercepted at an off site screening facility. the envelope was postmarked from memphis, tennessee, but it had no return address. >>> while it's decision da

bright is he's unpredictable. >> sergeant kept putting bullies in my cell. one of them eventually wasn't trying to get along. so i knocked his teeth out. >> he came into the housing unit and it escalated from that point. >> i'm in the hole. i'm getting antagonized by low self-esteem, protective custody inmates. they dance around like the three little pigs singing "who's afraid of the big bad wolf" song. >> in early 2006 bright went on another rampage and tore up his cell. the tantrum was so violent he almost lost a finger. >> i've tried to quit. and the inmates and the staff won't let me. they will not -- i've tried to lay down and be a punk. and it makes me despise myself. >> he started recently this conspiracy theory that everybody's out to get him. and he believes in those no matter what we try to do. explaining to him that it's not the case. >> but the bottom line is he's dangerous. extremely dangerous. and he's earned his place here. >> all i know is, is that i personally irritate certain people. and nobody is scared of me. nobody. the littlest guy here

where is the bright spot? >> well, i think home building is one big bright spot.at continue to expand. and so home building was a strong support to growth in the first quarter. i think that will remain a bright spot for growth. then i do think business investment will pick back up. we had slower growth in the first quarter in business investment. i think businesses will continue to try to get productivity improvements. interest rates obviously remain very low. the fed keeps rates low to encourage borrowing. i think business investment will be another bright spot through the rest of this year. ashley: how much of a concern is trade imbalance, gus? chinese products pouring on to our shelves? we're having a hard time selling to recession hit europe. japanese yen is so cheap automakers are struggling to compete with the japanese because of the currency issues. how much is that going to be a drag on the economy moving forward? >> i think trade will continue to be a drag on growth this year. looks like europe is going to remay -- remain in recession until at least the s

i wonder how come distant bright things look yellowish, and distant dark things look bluish? in fact, when you look up at the sky, it's all blue. guess what the background is, the darkness of outer space. the astronauts get up. they're looking down to the same sky. they're looking straight down. here's the globe right here. did they see the blue? no. they don't see the blue. what do they see? the color of the earth. we look out, we see blue. they look down and say, "i don't see no blue." they wouldn't say, "i don't see no blue," that means they do see blue, yeah? they see that off at the edge, okay? but what's going on here, gang? think about these ideas. we'll be talking about it again, okay? [music]

i know mark -- bright, bright guy and he worked on wall street and knows the issues better than anybody. courses, courses should be taught in the future on the way mark sanford ran his campaign. some people have got it. you can see why a guy like that gets elected. let's pretend mark is not here and talk about him. >> what i heard was that he worked really hard, he was good to his employees. >> mark, if we can let's talk about the value of honesty in political campaigns. i think a lot of people, no matter where they are in the ideological spectrum were struck by your honesty a few years ago when basically you said, you know, you went walking on the appalachian trail, but you fell in love, so you're out of public office. so when you make the decision to re-enter the fray, was there any fear of that honesty coming back and playing a perilous role in your political future? >> stephen: oh, that is in in-depth reporting. you know, woodward and bernstein may have had deep throat, but mike barnacle is doing something similar to mark sanford. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i hope mike can bre

will the lamp glow brighter or less bright? and you guys would have said anyway? less bright? and i say, "what's the voltage across the two lamps?" and you guys would have said? 12 volts. and what's the voltage across one lamp? and you guys would say? six. yay. it feels good. it feels good. 6, 6 and 6 is what? 12. 12, that's right too. if you take the six volts across this one ohm, what's the current in there? six. oh, we gotta go through that again. if i get six volts across there, and the resistance at one ohm-- six. --six amps. six amps here. how many amperes over here? - six. - six. in fact, in this series here, how many amps right through this little point right here? six. how many amperes through a point right here? six. six. and how many amperes through the battery? 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, all the way along. how many amperes up here? none. this is not part of the circuit. my circuit's right through here. see what i'm saying? the current flowing through the circuit, and the circuit now has twice as much resistance as before. if it quite get twice as much resistance, what's the

and he had a bright smile that nobody could ever forget. he was never sad or down, he was always happy and cheerful and ready to go. he was just all around a wonderful kid. and it's really unfortunate that it had to happen to him at such a young age. >> i know your family knows the richard family well. seeing lots of concerns that martin's mother denise suffered a severe brain injury, we believe, and also for his sister jane who we think has lost a leg and has serious injuries to her second leg. do you know any more about their condition? >> i haven't heard. i've been waiting for a reply from certain people. as of right now, what you just said, what you stated was correct. i haven't heard any new news on it. i'm just hoping they're doing well as of right now. >> katelyn, how did you hear about what happened? >> i had heard from another friend of mine she called and told me. i knew right then and there, it was someone from dorchester, i heard narrtheir names, my heart broke. as soon as i heard it. emotions were just -- they came running thro

it is certainly a bright start till the morning but it is still breezy. here's a look at the current wind speeds. it is 10 mi. an hour winds. we are nowhere near advisory levels but is still pretty breezy. temperatures are not too bed and got weather service center had a frost advisory posted but the temperatures are warmer than originally expected. mid 40's for the coldest boss including santa rosa. taken a look at the temperatures into afternoon we have plenty of 70's to go or around. we did keep it in the upper 60s. the temperature is expected to be between three to five degrees warmer than yesterday. 75 will be your high in cupertino. we will see 70's for places like walnut creek and antioch. we are talking mid to upper 60s for downtown san francisco and 72 for san rafael. we will see plenty of sunshine and very little in the way of cloud cover. >> for those a you headed to the home game against astros the first pitch will be at 1245 and this is a day game. as we turn all our attention to the 7 their around the bay is not a want rain drop in sight. pl

the crew and the passengers on board saw a bright flash both the aircraft and the meteorite were caught on camera on the ground but first there were rumors that a u.f.o. shot down the meteorite to save the people of earth another theory is that it was a rocket fired by the military. later scientists studied the video thoroughly and came to the conclusion that it features the same airplane that almost collided with a meteorite. now officially known as chilly up in the meteorite enter the earth's atmosphere on february fifteenth at nine twenty am local time it exploded over a heavily populated area the body was seventeen meters in diameter and it weighed eighteen thousand tons and nasa estimates that the total yield of the explosion was five hundred kilo tons of t.n.t. the ural incident was even registered as far away as alaska and the antarctic. the meteorite that exploded in the earth's atmosphere flew from southeast to northwest at a speed of twenty kilometers per second. its vapor trail could be seen in several regions of russia and for the first time in history the meteorites impact

these guys had this brighted in out there with his lighted fountains. watch, they have the frisbee on the water before it shoots out. and is when it shoots out, the frisbee goes out, shoots it around. >> this is like that clown water toy. do you all remember this? >> didn't have that toy. >> you and your friends can splash and dash. >> she's not crazy. confirmed that the clown hose thing did exist. from there, we go to this. not so long ago, i told our viewers and fans about the show boater add. some people uploaded a video to our facebook page. the challenge, pop a balloon between two people using only your bodies. >> that's not a balloon, that's a beach ball. poor guy. do you think these drew straws to see who was going to be on the bottom? much worse place to be. >> these guys nailed one of the show boater challenges. keep them coming. >> heck ya, these are fun to watch. >> guys, when the rhythm gets you, it gets you. ♪ >> this is at some event in sydney and this gentleman here, he's really enjoying the music and getting into it. >> i think that's wh

it then and the traffic light was green with the foot a good old i slowed down then there was this bright light up my hands were burned a bit all exactly scorched but i could feel the heat. and then it passed by and turned to the right of way. and i was in the right place at the right time there's no other explanation. this is probably the best recording of the meteorite did. you know that got my million views on you tube in just ten days that we made the drug. computer freezes he just took the pedal. the other drivers guys from the urals just looked around. and. quickly step away from the windows everyone else hide under their desks. so there was a flash of light what are we supposed to do step away from paint is step away from the windows that's right that was the first thing to do and what do we have to do next. and when you heard the explosion. down where. no one was wounded even though the buildings exterior was badly damaged. shortly before the meteor shot through the sky classes were ended early because of a flu outbreak a lucky coincidence. although the people still saw the flashe