>>bryan: wind and rain has died down. more whether on the weight >> vicki: at&t deal at the biggest cellphone company in the country. they make about 30 percent more than other itself and companies. they're going to expand even more. officials are estimating the they can't expand by 16,000. this on the crisis in japan. the death toll is exceeding 18,000 people. the tolls and water have been tainted. milk as well. plant operators may need to actually it released radioactive steam on purpose. >> reporter: back home safe and sound. having seen so much the team is share from a search and rescue operation. this was over a week that. 74 t, some of this could have just returned from new zealand. >> we had a vacation at least in the other areas. consist of firefighters, engineers and civilians. >> vicki: stay with us as we continue to monitor the nuclear situation in japan. >>bryan: here we are, life. things are looking better to make. though mense are gone. most wind has tapered off significantly. there are small showers in the

>>bryan: yes hold tight. well we are dealing with this scattered showers. here is one in san francisco. produce a light to moderate trade. also give prospective with wet weather. there is a the other pocket in oakland. up it to richmond. it is produce a heavier rain with light showers. they are moving to the east. the showers are wrapping up. it should be done by midday. the clouds will clear. i think a police sunday. the waves are coming off the ocean. >> shark service soup. there is a debate that is so controversy all in chinatown that brother of the dozen or so restaurants that i call or visit with wanted to talk about it on camera. i found this store. it was featured in verdi york times article. the people did not want to talk on camera. >> if they pass a bill looking to make it legal of these restaurants and stores would have to stop selling it. hawaii has a similar bill. for give and washington state may be the same thing. even with charities festival's star is pushing to stop people from eating shark fin soup. there is an alternative. if come up with

(music) >>bryan: well, thankfully the wind is quite. this guy's are beginning to clear. santa cruz mountain, more than 4 in. of rain. boulder, pre to 4 in.. we could see more as we go into the end of the week. for the rest of the bay area out rainfall totals between 1-2 in.. more is on the lake. cephalon to this year. loss of snow fall into tonight. as well, tuesday and would soon. the next system is arriving once it the chance for some heavy snow. here's future cuts. we're looking at the week ahead. rainy weather for tuesday. more wet weather is expected. thirsted, it is for custody in the strongest month period of heavy rain. strong winds. possibly 50 mi. per hour. more rain coming up this to go into the weekend as will appear curious saturday. there is some showers. sunday, rain, in the forecasts prov. highs for the date = upper 50s. temperatures still below average. clouds and sunshine passing showers and with of a thunderstorm. looking ahead for the next seven days. it is busy. not so much for tomorrow. the rain is coming in tuesday night. heavy rain and strong wind

>>bryan: the wins are going to pick up. here is a live look. right now, the santa cruz mountains are getting hammered. not only with the raid but with the strong winds as well. they could serve as 35 mi. per hour. take a look here. this is the strongest rate. it has been one-two hours. right now, rainfall rates are closing in on 1 in. per hour. this rain will spread across the bay area. these see the shape of the clubs? the shows a powerful storm. strong winds as well. of an advisory is in effect. the winds and rain coming together for this evening. a heavy strain will occurred now and 3:00 in the morning. this is not the last in the meantime flooded roads and mudslides. the winds could be 40-50 mi. per hour. they could be as strong as 60 mi. per hour in the mountains. high wind warning. also, a flood watch. it is in effect for santa cruz county. this location will get the heaviest amounts of rain. i like to know what is in the forecast for tomorrow coming up. vicki? >> vicki: thank-you brian. the weather will just get worse. in oakland to the

>>bryan: we are getting the worst of this storm right now. very strong winds. i see between 60-70 m.p.h. for higher elevations. the good news here is that we are seeing the the back edge of the rate already. it is moving from west to east. i think that in the next hour to hour and a half the conditions will improve pretty quickly. for the meantime the rate is very heavy. you see red colors. it is very heavy rain. torrential downpours. said they getting some of that. the orange colors right now in the expressway into downtown san jose as well as of me that rock as we get further to the north the rate is not the study into the east bay. there rain will like to know. the start of the system will passed by tonight. we will see the rain improved. along with some gusts of wind. we are seeing a 40-50 mi. per hour. look for the heavy air raids for the overnight hours. with heavy rain the chance for flooded roads and mudslides. winds up to 45 mi. per hour. we have fled to advisory is in effect. wind advisory up until 8:00 a.m.. flood and wind warnings for santa cruz cou

bryan has the forecast. >> good sunday morning to you. the worst of the rain in the morning, gradually improving through out the day. occasional showers. on the decrease through this eveing. high temps this evening. mid - upper 50's for redwood city, san jose. more coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. it might have been slick roads and high speeds that led to an accident after midnight. the driver crossed the lane and drove into oncoming traffic, 5 or 6 cars involved. on person died. >> all of a sudden i saw lights veer over into the lane. i got hit. spun across the road. >> it happened so fast. it was raining, maybe a faotr? >> drivers need to slow down there speed. >> oth lanes of traffic w ere reopened. >> a sherrif deputy is behind bars. stephen tanabi is a veteran officer. >> stephen was booked and charged with 4 counts, including possesion of an assault weapon. it is on the heels of the arrest of norman welch and chris buttler, they were part of a team. prosecuters allege they were running a scheme: stealing drugs out of medica

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bryan, good evening. >> good evening, brian. yes, the winds switched around to the north today, in the direction of tokyo. but they were light. that happened today, the good news is, the next couple days, winds are going to come in from the northwest. and anything that gets released from those plants is going to be blown offshore. late in the week, into the weekend the weather pattern changes and the winds become very light. it looks like at that time, anything that is released will stay in the general vicinity of sendai and the power plant there. now, as far as the upper level winds go. it would take any kind of nuclear material to be injected way high in the atmosphere, and that has not happened yet. and unless something goes very, very wrong, we do not expect that to happen. as of right now, we don't expect any kind of problems or anything being transported on across the pacific or affecting any part of the united states. brian? >> bryan norcross in atlanta, thanks. >>> professor frank von hippel's assessment of what's happen

bryan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. yes, we are running a new model here. it's a weather channel version of a noaa dispersion model it's called. we put a plume, we estimate a plume size, we put it in the model and this is what it shows based on the current wind flow pushing this plume offshore. now, what we also notice is the plume gets very thin and fine and very dispersed as it moves off of japan. now, if we go through time in the future, this will take us through sunday. we notice that briefly the plume goes onshore, then flips back offshore as the winds once again come in that favorable direction. but indeed, the folks in northern japan need to pay close attention to this. the other situation that we really can see here is that the intense plume doesn't go very far from japan and that's why we're not concerned for anything being transported to the u.s. in any significant kind of quantity. >> all right, bryan norcross at the weather channel, thanks as always. so, again, it's a huge local issue in japan, and facts are one thing, fears are another. and jus

that david bryan will have to go to someone else's -- whatever that thing does. a mirror? nice mirror. here we go. sorry, bridge. next person -- chris. >> oh! ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: clapped for himself leaving. what a -- >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: --gentleman. what a good sport. it's one of you three. [ drum roll ] frank. sorry. [ audience aws ] ♪ >> jimmy: we're down to two people. that means the next name i select is the runner-up making the other person tonight's winner. you guys excited? >> yes. >> very. >> jimmy: diana, i'm rooting for you, pal. >> tha you. >> jimmy: i'm rooting for her. i don't want to see anyone get hurt here at all tonight. [ laughter ] and if you do win, just give her something. >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, good. and don't give her the bagel, all right? give her -- the next person up, which means the runner-up is -- corinne, which means -- [ cheers and applause ] diana, you are the winner! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ please, give her a good -- thank you so much. [ applause ] thank you go much. oh, my gosh. congratulations. let's bri

the word in the press box saturday was that bryan wilson had suffered a strained oblique. if you know the history of that injury it takes about 30 days to heal. updated status now diagnosed as just a mild side strain in his left side actually. he will be ready for opening day which believe it or not is just a week from thursday. meantime, lots of giants having a good spring and most notably aubrey huff. he had 26 homers last year. great guy in the middle of the line up. solid spring once again, likes what he sees so far. the team lots of interchangeable parts and lots of versatility again. >> we can mix and match, go from place to place. it's not really going to matter to us. i honestly don't care if i play first ever game or after every game. i can switch every game. it will hurt my golden glove chances but that's more of an offensive word right now. but doesn't matter to me. >> all right, meantime you know the nfl lock out continues. but the owners ho hum they just continue as business as usual. a couple of rule changes of note today from the nfl owners meeting. the kick

and bryan-amaning has fouled out. bob: as long as that guy does not foul out, they are in pretty good shape. isaiah thomas with four fouls. gus: solomon hill at the line. bob: reliable, 81%. right here, he had the bump right there and then he gets the foul. gus: both free-throws good, 73-72. bob: clutch. clutch. the threes have been good down the stretch for washington. gus: long three-pointer. guess who gets the rebound? the smallest man on the floor, thomas. that is his fifth to go along with six dimes and 26 points. bob: kyle fogg has a quad injury, kind of limping around. isaiah should take him. gus: 10 to shoot. baseline, gant lets it go it is deflected and picked up by thomas. great hustle by the washington squad. bob: they deserve it. gus: nobody from arizona went after the rock. ross, back to isaiah. two minutes to go in overtime. game tied up at 68-68 at the end of regulation. pull-up jumper, off of the back rim for ross. snatched down by jamelle horne. bob: momo jones not in the game. freshman, jordin mayes.

car about when it comes to the first amendment right to free speech of talk of conservative radio as bryan fischer ottawa groupie thinks is not entitled to the most basic right in america. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you sure see some other part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't know i'm sorry there's a big. welcome back to the big picture i'm so when coming up in this half hour. is one step closer to making health care a right not a privilege governor peter shumlin joins us live with details on that state's new health care plan plus does the right to exercise religion count muslims out in america i'll talk to a man who believes that earlier in the show and could a governmental shutdown be just the thing republicans need to clinch the twenty twelve white house presidential seat i'll break down their strategy in tonight's guilty take. even though it's been just over a year since or are conservatives call obamacare i actually think he should be calling that the affordable care a

back to you, pam. >> thank you, bryan. keep an eye on the roads tomorrow because a lot of will head up there for the weekend. powder looks nice if you can get there. storm coverage continues on our website at ktvu.com. just click on storm watch. >>> time now 6:45. police in santa rosa having a tough time tracking down a most wanted murder suspect. investigators say 33-year-old ricardo has been on the run for the past six years. they say he's been slipping in and out of santa rosa to visit his children while avoiding the police. homicide investigators say he's a master of disguise and sometimes even dressing up like a woman. >>> vallejo police are searching for three armed men who robbed a grocery store and sexually assaulted a female clerk. it happened last night about 9:30. police say three men entered the store, flashed a shotgun and demanded money. one of the men also fondled a female employee. now witnesses say the men's faces were covered but they spoke spanish. they're described as about 5'5" weighing 150 to 160 poun

bryan wilson says he will be bearded up and ready in the now unlikely event that wilson is not ready come opening day. maybe the best institute closer lefty jeremy asphelt who after a great 2009 season, he really fell off last year. coming back this spring much better shape. honed his mechanics and its pays off. having not only one run in 8-1- 3 cactus league innings. his success no mystery. >> i worked on this offseason. getting it back. mentally and physically i feel better on the mound than i did all last year because i feel more in command, in control. and i can have body awareness a little bit better than i did last year. >> all right, and that is the sporting life for a tuesday night. giants day off in training camp. one of those rare cactus league days off. hard to believe opening day almost here. >> i know. >> can't wait. >>> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30. we'll have the latest on the stormy weather hitting the bay area. >> and more on the situation

bryan wilson says he will be bearded up and ready in the now unlikely event that wilson is not ready come opening day. maybe the best institute closer lefty jeremy asphelt who after a great 2009 season, he really fell off last year. coming back this spring much better shape. honed his mechanics and its pays off. having not only one run in 8-1- 3 cactus league innings. his success no mystery. >> i worked on this offseason. getting it back. mentally and physically i feel better on the mound than i did all last year because i feel more in command, in control. and i can have body awareness a little bit better than i did last year. >> all right, and that is the sporting life for a tuesday night. giants day off in training camp. one of those rare cactus league days off. hard to believe opening day almost here. >> i know. >> can't wait. >>> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30. we'll have the latest on the stormy weather hitting the bay area. >> and more on the situation at sfo. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us. have a good night. >> good night.

[applause] >> like bryan and machine, i am not a man of many words at all. i do not talk much at all. just coming out here and seeing you give us support from day one, from spring training through august, all the way to texas. seeing black and orange out there was so awesome and fun and exciting. it made us so much more comfortable to play. all i can say is thank you. go san francisco. [applause] >> wow. it is a lot more wracking than you think. first, we want to thank everyone who got us here. we all have someone help us, whether it was our mom, dad, pitching coach, the coaches that we have now. they had a huge and in this. we want to thank them, our wives, our family, love the ones. we had a little talk. i said if we do not do as good as we did at least last year we will be a failure. we changed that and we did a good job of it. you all have waited so long for this and we brought it home for you all. thank you. you are the best. [applause] >> 3 staples in this franchise for a very long time. i get the privilege of introducing three hitters. you will hear f

bryan -- brian wilson fans. fear the beer. cody ross, mid-season form, two-run homer to left puts the g-men up in the third. pat burrell showing up at the long-ball party. deep to left, it's gone. bottom ninth. two outs, game tied at 7. gary brown, hero for the day. the outfield prospect, the single into right. the score from second. gives the giants the victory, and the traditional rookie post game interview. the a's and mariners on a sun-soaked afternoon. chris carter, single 'the middle, scores mark ellis. in the second, josh bard lines one into the right center gap. puts adam kennedy over the plate. ichiro makes it 3-1. seattle wins big 10-2. >> let's tee it up at doral's blue month store. tiger woods trying to reinvent his swing again. perfect scoring conditions for the cadillac championship, but tying we're not make a run. banks on the birdie putt. 2-under 70 for tiger. 2-under for the tournament. those in con tefntle luke donald, looking for the second wgc win of the year. birdie putt. 11-under. also at 11-under, matt k

so as bryan said, the office of financing is working on how much we need, but that is one of the central driving factors in of the capital planning committee has decided to size the bonds, note and this is a self-imposed policy constraints, but that does allow us to place the bonds on the ballot. at some point, if you exceed the goal. >> as the budget director was mentioning, we also have a constraint as far as revenue bonds and what we think is permitted and what we are able to do. the other policy constraint is that we're going to maintain what is spent on debt service. a certain amount of discretionary revenue. we are trying to stay within the commitment as best we can. this goes back into 1993 or so when we started working on this. this is between 859 other prisoners on top of the hall of justice. that is a top priority of ours. i understand there are significant operating costs that you need to incur. if you go to the next slide, you can see that the great one is some of the existing debt. " these are some of the moscow the improvements that we did, mosconi west. -- the mosconi impr

bryan there from the blue canyon newsroom. well lit. fix the lights and get the hot chocolate going. check in with you later. >> reporter: will do. all right. >>> time now 6:50. let's see what sal sees on our roads. no snow right? >>> no snow here in the bay area right now. but certainly a lot of rain out there. this morning's commute has been very tough if you are driving in most areas. let's go outside. i want to show you the bay bridge. typical back up. you'll notice windshield wipers are going and there is a high wind advisory for the span getting into and out of san francisco. also it's windy on the golden gate bridge although that bridge is not under any high wind advisory. still notice the wind kind of gusting as you drive across any bridge. the richmond bridge and the san mateo bridge are also under high wind advisories from the chp. let's go to highway 237. stop and go traffic. it looks like it's pretty slow. remember, there have been a lot of minor fender benders. too many for us to run them all down here. a lot of people have

bryan ashenberg is a portfolio manager at thestreet.com. >> tom: nice to see you, brian. welcome back. how do you define a growth stock after this two-year bull rally we've seen? >> a growth stock is where it's revenues and earnings are growing faster than the market. >> tom: and you're finding some of the growth with smaller names, beginning with the-maker of semiconductors. this is omni vision technology. a little bit of volatile-elect because of apple. at $33 and change, what fuels omni vision up from here? >> omni vision has seen an explosion in growth for mobile devices that have cameras in them. it is not just the iphones. it is the media that is driving growth. people want to share high quality images with their friends and family any time and anywhere. this is driving growth for omni vision's high-end image centers, and it is driving higher selling prices and generating higher profits. >> tom: and crocks, the best foam footwear, but fuels it up above $20 a share? >> i think investors don't realize that the company has over 250 styles of shoes. last quarter, 18% of

chairman, joe antunovich, the national trust for historic preservation, and renowned philanthropist john bryan i've just never seen anything more beautiful. there's just nothing that had more influence on the architecture of the 20th century than did the farnsworth house, in my judgment. >> baer: together they hatched a plan to buy the farnsworth house and turn it into a museum, but it wasn't going to be easy. >> when we heard the house was going to be sent to sotheby's, we called peter palumbo immediately and made an offer. we actually made two offers, and they were refused by peter. >> baer: the illinois preservationists now had no other choice but to join the bidding war. but to win the farnsworth house at auction, they'd have to raise an enormous amount of money in very little time. when a property's being sold at auction, that's really bad for the preservationists, right? >> it's very bad, because you only have a few months to come up with the money to buy it if you intend to buy it. generally, preservationists work on a much longer time frame. >> baer: adding to the challenge, the group

>>bryan: heavy rain and showing to the north. a decent sell living throughout, more on this story coming up. george >> at traffic advisory for the santa cruz mountains. al playbook at the upcoming traffic report. >> allied from the bay area news station. this is the kron4 news morning news. q four joining us. the nuclear incident at the plant has been raised from a fort 2 of 5 and the skills of to said. i find waiting period of four, what it was before it is a big local consequences. of fiat has a wider consequences. they have been cooling the generator, allowing them to punt seawater into the reactor. there are using water cannons from the ground and helicopters for above. operators at the diablo canyon nuclear plant. they did not realize that the system to pump water into one of their reactors during an emergency was not working. it had been accidentally disabled for 18 months, operators at the diablo canyon nuclear plant near san luis obispo didn't realize that a system to pump water into one of emergency wasn't working. it ha

it's the sad turn inspirational fight back helps by poor fielding bryan hit the torrance quickest ever turn to get the chance of victory he reached just and this was just. smashing straight through hayden's record of sixty six points in two thousand and seven a grind was eventually run at four hundred thirty in just sixty three balls. i learned the math needed only eleven from eleven balls is that the winning for it is stunning three little victories bibles to spare the it is all because the finest moments but i wish you the same this way. meanwhile the snowboarding world cup will take to the sights here in moscow on saturday and ahead of the event constantine the top off interview one of russia's hottest prospects such england next and then a citizen. journey now is one of the rising stars of russian snowboarding i don't know as i was in a triumph in apparel giant slalom at world championships and spain hello a nice to meet you but i have to start with a question about your knee injury that you got on the next day of your glorious victory what's the latest news tell us a little bit ab

that instead of trying to redeem himself huckabee made two more statements on right wing radio host bryan fischer show and this is the one that should make everyone squirm. most of this group when the boy scout meetings that you know our communities were filled with rotary clubs. so not only has he proven himself to be a revisionist historian and a liar but i also dare say he's a bigot and this man might even run for president so earlier from our studio in los angeles i caught up with from the young turks to talk about it and i first asked her to mull over the fact that so much of this centers around a bust of winston churchill. yeah it's incredible so obama decides to move the bust and he moves it to another room in the white house and everyone panics ok well everyone doesn't panic mike huckabee uses it as a way to blow things out of proportion and draw. some crazy foreigner who's an enemy of the state who's living in the white house. it's actually i mean if this is a bust on a set understand the funny thing is so many people have mentioned here is that he replaced it with linking who's

kathy moore and bryan got married on october 23rd. because of bad weather on the actual wedding day they went back to the beach a couple of days later to take some photos. that's when the wave came on. they say they have gotten so many offers of them getting run over by that wave. they say they are not interested in making money. >> they might rethink that a little later. that could be really scary. >>> good morning, everyone. coming up, we'll continue to watch the toll plaza. so far it's been good. the other commutes are getting a little busier. we have another traffic update just minutes away. we want to get a quick forecast with rose mary. >> reporter: today is gearing up to be the warmest day of the week. we're looking at low 60s for santa rosa. 66 expected in gilroy. outside our doors this morning we're chillier so make sure you bring along a light jacket. >>> coming up, another milestone for the bridge project. what's just an hour ago. >>> also a new deadline in that nfl labor dispute. how a work stoppage would affect the bay ar

more nor did he grow up in kenya and huckabee confuse the situation even more yesterday when he told bryan fischer from the american family association that i've said many times publicly that i do think obama has a different worldview i think it's more that a lot of revert different experience those of us grew up going to boy scout meetings in our communities were filled a rotary clubs not madrassas. right so what's really motivating the burghers here to offer his take help work attorney and creator of the website obama crimes dot org philip roth of the program my pleasure how are you i'm fine i'd like to get it at the core of your beliefs of what you what you have or ordered or think you have obama was born in kenya absolutely he was going on this four thousand nine hundred sixty one he has to turn on grandmother sirrah obama has stated and we have it on our website obama crimes that count if she was in the hospital when he was born all this one thousand nine hundred sixty want ok mom has put forth the biggest hoax against united states of america in our history he's a fraud he's a phony

kathy moore and bryan got married on october 23rd. because of the bad weather on the wedding day they returned to the beach days later to take some photos. the couple says they have gotten some offers to sell the videos to comedy shows but they aren't interested in making money off of it. >>> more people are registering this year for the annual bay to breakers race in san francisco. more than 41,000 people have signed up. that's a report for this time of year. there are enough spaces for 50,000. the popularity of the race is being contributed to the fact it's the 100th anniversary and the newly approved ban on alcohol and floats. some people are talking it could be the last. >>> a shocking attack on dozens of parked cars. what stunned bay area commuters found at the end of a hard day of work and what can prevent it from happening again. >>> plus another bay bridge construction milestone. we'll have the live report on what bridge crews have just done. >>> good morning to you. giving you a live look this morning. we are off to a much co

bryan hickey is joining us live. there is a lot of snow out there. >> reporter: you are not kidding. remember my live shots from before. i have a house i built out of sticks. that little house is down there. honestly, i'm six feet tall and i don't think i'm half way down to the house. i think that is pretty much the story for anyone. just digging out from all of this snow. snow by the way that continues to fall here. we're only at 5,000 feet. ski areas over 9,000 feet. and a lot of those ski areas digging their chairs out. they are actually digging the bottoms of their lifts out. that is how much snow has fallen in the sierra. forecast is calling for more over the week. the good news is if you're stranding in the sierra yesterday, this morning is the time to get through. the roads are snowy you will need the chains. if you're watching this morning get up and get out. this is your chance to escape the sierra after so many people spent hours on the road yesterday. it took me 5.5 hours to get from south lake to folsom y

bryan cox is a phenomenal actor. he's kind of the undisputed leader of our group. and jason have been friends for a long time. >> yeah, forever. >> jimmy: back in "lost boys" days. look at this. >> yes. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: come on! look at your hair, it's the best. dude you have to dress like this for halloween. you have to be old you. >> actually, a couple friends of mine, in looking back, i think that film came out in 1986, actually accused me of being responsible for the mullet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that would be great. >> which is not something i want to take responsibility for. >> jimmy: you'd always want to be famous for bringing back the mullet. that was awesome. that was such a cool movie. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: and you guys -- it's a super-fun play. the idea is so interesting. really it came out in -- >> in 1972. and it's about four middle-aged men coming back for the reunion of their high school basketball championship. they go to their coach's house and they have this evening every year and it's a point in their lives where they are looking

in other words, as bryan argues, and i think he is correct, barack obama imported as co friend into the book to give him the love. that is doesn't imply anything other than a bar is a girlfriend. so i said, i have to give you credit. you're doing too much good stuff. he goes, that may tell people what your credentials are. he says, mike credentials are going to impress anyone. then he sends me any mail. this is a great country. i'm a college dropout. a run a small construction company. he says three children. i don't think of right to impress anyone. he's right. what an extraordinary thing. i said, how did you get into the stack he says average your first article. i said, i wonder if that's true. i want to order all his books. i started going through them. in my book i talk about the facts, the beltway conservative media, with the standard, human events, washington * to return the back of me. the mail i get from the weekly standard. an interesting piece, but i might have oversubscribed. he would not do it justice. also, we had a long rather critical piece on obama, never trust somebody.

now bryan wilson can be as close as your home computer. the relief pitcher with the crazy beard has launched his own website. it has pictures, interviews and even a section where readers can send pictures of their own beards. we have a link on our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com and go to the web links section. >>> all right. time now 5:57. pg&e and the san bruno explosion front and center in washington d.c. the utility company's in the hot seat. we'll have live updates from washington as a federal panel asks tough questions about that disaster under oath. >>> plus the expanding police search for the gunmen who robbed a bay area high-tech company. >>> good morning. looking out over the estuary. going tour very windy and rainy tonight. forecast and highs coming up in two minutes. >>> a high-tech heist in fremont. we'll tell you if this is how the robbers got into the building. >>> shortly a three day hearing will get underway into the investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion and it comes as

on- line is manager bryan answer your questions about quake in the tsunami. it of yours coming together and sharing their stories and experiences about evacuating. some are even sharing their stories about losing their boats on line. we'll saw video reports, such as helicopter video showing boat smashing together in the santa cruz harbor. we also have a slide show you can take a look at. it is filled with photos from the bay area tsunami surge. you could show the picture shows at boat that is completely capsized. look at this the way is just coming in. another picture that we have for you, this one, we were showing throughout the day. the boat completely on its side. if you'd like to take a look at all these resources for yourself and take part of our live blog just go to www.kron4.com. >>pam: are live pictures over the santa cruz harbor were you could see the boats all jammed in together because of the surge. the tsunami surge that came in and destroyed much of the area there. the courage damage estimate $15 million and that total could climb as hidden damag

. >> isabel: primus' talking about snowfall all the way until the month-bryan was speaking? >> brian: i hope not, will april showers bring me flowers? and snowfall in the month of april? we could even see people flowers with this weather pattern shifting it is going to be better on monday. i will have this wet, and dreary weather will be out of here with nice weather for the bay area. this is lake tahoe. snowfall coming down and the road does not look too bad. winter storm warning for the sierras and the high country. the snowfall is coming down with tire chain laws in effect for highway 80, highway 50. lots of snow, today's system and tomorrow's needs system could have to-3 ft. of snowfall at the heart elevations. with two-feet indicated by the blue on the map. snow level going 7000 3,000 ft. all the way up to 4,000 ft. for today. things are improving a few hours ago we had heavy rain but know it is getting a little bit like her and they're going east. that is where we still see the rain. and danville, concord, showers with the livermore also experiencing what weather. the

who have given their lives in service to our mission, including most recently border patrol agent bryan terry and i.c.e. agent jaime sappata. mexico is leading the investigation into the death of agent zapata. we're supporting them through a joint task force that the attorney general and i anounged two weeks ago. recently mexican authorities announced they have apprehended some of the alleged killers of agent zapata and we are conducting a number of operations in the united states relate sld to the drug cart els from mexico. but i can speak for the entire administration when i say we're not only saddened by the loss of an agent. we're outraged by this act of violence against an officer of the united states. and make no mistake, justice will be brought to those involved. we owe nothing less to the memory of agent zapata and to those who are still on the job in mexico. now, the loss of these brave agents is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women of dhs every day. it also strengthens our resolve to continue to do everything in our power to protect against, mitigate an

maybe they're talking about taking over the tennis world, like the world number one doubles team, the bryanr maybe they're plotting a social network, like the winkle vosses. or maybe they're just discussing how to be delightful. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: like the berman twins. there is a lot unusual about twins. did you know identical twins have identical dna? did you know twins are twice as likely as others to be left-handed. but take it from a twin dad or sam and ren. whatever you didn't know, you should know, twins are perfect. if sam and ren are like my boys, whatever they're talking about, it's trouble. and it only gets more interesting. and by that, i mean crazy. >> your boys are so cute. >> we like them. we're going to keep them. >> they're keepers. so are you, john. >>> coming up -- another shot. way too close encounters of a fishy kind. come on back. achoo! the seasons change, but we still may suffer from nasal allergy symptoms. they can hit you year round... indoors or out. achoo! oh to have relief. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symp

but here you have william jennings bryan and wouldn't you have loved to have had an audio of what they were arguing. but the real impact came just a few years later. and charles lindbergh of course the first person to fly solo across the atlantic shortly after his defeat married and they had a child who on march 1st, 1932 was 18 months old. and a doctor with a handmade letter claimed into the second story of their home in hope will new jersey and obstructed the child. the missing child was found or was discovered -- the fact the child was missing was discovered by his nurse a woman named betty about 10:00 that evening. a search in sood and there were ransom notes left that time of the kidnapping and thereafter and an intermediary that the colonel worked with had a number of encounters with the alleged a doctor or a -- abductor or abductors. the body of the baby was found and had been terribly abused and of course was dead. the search in sood and consumed public attention. the search for the abductor of the lindbergh baby. due course of late 1934 a german immigrant with a criminal recor

with harrison and jonathan in bryan, in 1993 you do not know what to expect, but it is tough.hey came here as little boys in the left as grown men. and that is the greatest gift, that children can give their parents, the fact that they grew out of that adolescent period, lots of ups, a few downs, but grew into outstanding young man who they themselves are committed to lives of service, the greatest gift that children can give to their parents. my four older siblings are there. very rare that we are all together, even though mom and dad died a couple of years ago, we are all over the country. i am the youngest of five children, the baby of the family. and i address them, i think and we all think of mother and dad, two unbelievable people. most people think that -- think that about their parents. but they have the basic tennessee valley is that they did the best to pass on to us. you know that they are up there smiling. this is what they wanted, what we drove about, to have the five of them together, help the and living out their dreams like this. the healthy and living out thei

bryan, a republican caller. good morning. caller: i served four tours in afghanistan.a civilian with a very large intelligence agency. i can say that i agree with the caller from texas. it was once a legitimate effort and it has been bureaucratically to manipulate it. i served as an embedded analyst when general microscope's -- general mcchrystal was in charge. there was a little bit of a communication problem between the two organizations. that said, in 2004, 2005, and 2006, we were able to keep secrets, as well. a majority of our efforts were focused in pakistan, whether people want to admit that or not. when we shifted the focus into the insurgent activity in afghanistan and coming through iran, things started to break down and it became very, very political. i can tell you this. when general mcchrystal was in charge, we did are fighting in darkness. we did not do patrols. we did not win hearts and minds. it worked. now that there's this mass sharing of information across the board, it seems like the system is breaking down. the sharing of information is good, but i

i'm going to start by introducing bryan wesbury, chief economist at first trust advisors lp and financial service based in wheaton, illinois. "the wall street journal" ranked mr. wesbury the number one economic forecaster in 2001. "usa today" ringtone as one of the top 10 forecasters in 2004 the speaker's platform need to make topside keynote speaker in 2011. a member of the academic advisory council of the federal reserve bank of chicago. he's a frequent guest on fox and bloomberg, cnbc tv he began his career in 1982 at harris bank between the chicago corporation and senior vice president and chief economist worker fred kubik, stephens and thompson. 1995 and 96 he serves as the chief economist for the united states congress. mr. webster received his mba from northwestern university's keller graduate school of management and a ba in economics from the university of montana. ..some of you have seen me talk but most of you don't. so let me just give you a real brief history of the last couple years of my forecasting record. the past two years have been some of the best forecasting i have ev