i tweeted circuit city extended warranties are still good.u may remember the stores were closing down about eight years ago. so do you remember? >> i'm sure it's memorable. >> giants game is loaded with orange i assume you're in l.a.? >> that must have been. right? >> where was i? is there date on we remember those yes. it's mild. check it out. >> yes. >> this is circuit city. seems like years ago. >> yes. yes. >> coming up next mysteries surrounding a giant office complex. >> and mum is the word. >> coming up a fire burning in pittsburgh the power plant next to the flames and potential dangers. the city treched thin. plus a winner comes forward as the owner of a megamillions lottery ticket. those stories next at 5:00. the passat tdi clean diesell des gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. , we're th salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? avo: during the salesperson #2: fi

when you start think about, their stores are smaller than circuit city. that comp level is little different. they got rid of bad ones. they have a lot of business. close to 5,000, when you add up all the different outlets. billions of dollars of sales. they're going to make money. would i buy it today? i probably wouldn't. >> one of the big problems with the company, gone all-in on wireless at a time when wireless looks saturated and growth is slowing. usually as investor you look for a company with more than one way to win this is company with more than one way to lose right now. melissa: i mean they can't do, best buy is having some success trying to lever the stores. they make the stores, fewer of them but still there are people who want go look. at the same time you can go online and buy stuff. they can do the same sort moved dell where you buy something at the store but need someone to come to the house and set it up. >> keep in mind best buy has shown a little bit of success during a economic recovery. what happens during the next downturn? radiosha

it reminds me of circuit city. too late. i think they will be going out of business. even though i did not name one -- understand 90% of the stuff in there but the people that work there did. they would tell me what i needed. >> but everything is mobile. neil: you are right. wendy's. the customer is asking. >> where is the beef? >> it is beefing up the salads with more vegetables. i do not like the way the world is going. >> what about these options i get excited by it red peppers and cucumbers that is what you are banking on? neil: unless there is more romaine spinet that does not seem like the vast. the fast food is salad is so fierce they try to be healthy but they need to be more creative. we saw today the aid benedict said which had dunkin' donuts. i want to see creativity. neil: mind is how much sauce you can put on something. neil: you have all the state attorneys general hit up by class-action lawyers what we did with tobacco we could do go after fast food then wendy says we have new salads that they're not really new. are they covering something else? >> no.

they have universal remotes you could get at circuit city or best buy or whatever.on -- hanging like a hospital. that sounds dark. but it wasn't dark. it was like in the corner on the ceiling or whatever. and they would show educational video. so i got one of the universal remotes and i programmed the tvs in the classrooms to my remote and i would go in before class and turn it to a fuzz channel like a really loud fuzz channel and turn up the volume all the way. and then turn the tv off. i would wait until 10 or 15 minutes into class and i would turn the tv on. and everyone would freak out, crazy. and the teacher would go to turn it off and i would turn it off before they got there. and then i would wait eight or nine more minutes until things settled down and do it over and over again. [ cheers and applause ] >> i was telling someone the story. what's maybe something you would talk about on kimmel? and i don't know if this is a bad thing, but i still wake up almost every morning and i'm so thankful i never have to go to school ever again. sometimes i get excited. i

analysts are arguing that the restaurant industry needs to have a circuit city event, where one major looked at the numbers. and the number of dining visits per capita is going down, while the number of restaurants is going up. that's not going to work for a long time. people are digging that story. number two, our 401(k) story. we look at where rules stand right now for fiduciary duty. and finally, ron insana wrote an op-ed piece for us on why he thinks the united states is going to be the superpower for the next coming decade. those are the hot ones for us. >> great stuff, allen. thanks very much. we want to see how neil young plays. >>> the slew of data out tomorrow, to the meeting next week, janet yellen's first, our panel will weigh in on what key numbers to watch out for. o latte or au lait? sunny or bubbly? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? wheels or wheeeels? everything exactly the way you want it ...until boom, it's bedtime. your mattress isn't bliss: it's a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the all-new sleep number classic series. designed to let couples sleep together in

the city filed its opening brief with the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. in it's attorneys for san jose argue baseball should no longer have an antitrust exemption or limit the exemption to just player issues. they say major league baseball has unlawfully refused to allow the a's to move from oakland because the giants claim san jose is part of their territory. major league baseball has previously asked for the lawsuit to be dismissed. >>> tonight a special task force at san jose state will hold a third public meeting to look into racial tensions on campus after alleged hate crimes on a black student. the 18-member panel of students, academics, and community members have met twice in the past month, this after a black student came forward claiming his four white roommates tormented him for months. the students have all been suspend and face hate crime charges. the task force meets three more times after tonight and will make its recommendations in april. tonight's meeting is at 5:30 in the engineering building. >>> new this morning, president obama has sla

. >>> federal judges ruled today the city of san francisco can enforce two controversial gun laws. the ninth u.s. circuiturt of appeals withdrew a requirement. the three judge panel upheld the city's ban on sales of hollow point bullets. the nra is already promising to appeal. >>> the distributor of four loko has agreed to overhaul its marketing strategy. this after dennis herr era and 19 others state attorney's general urged the company to do so. in an agreement announced today fusion project says it will no longer target under aged drinkers or promote its drinks on college campuses. it will also refrain from promoting binge drinking. it will also delete posts that promote irresponsible behavior. >>> the supreme court took up the issue of birth control. women's right advocates say a woman's personal health decisions should not be up to her employer. >> women have the right to make their own decisions about their health care, and their birth control and it's not their bosses decision. >> we're arguing today that the obama administration has moved from choice to coercion and undermining america's freedom

. >>> federal judges ruled today the city of san francisco can enforce two controversial gun laws. the ninth u.s. circuitcourt of appeals withdrew a requirement. the three judge panel upheld the city's ban on sales of hollow point bullets. the nra is already promising to appeal. >>> the distributor of four loko has agreed to overhaul its marketing strategy. this after dennis herr era and 19 others state attorney's general urged the company to do so. in an agreement announced today fusion project says it will no longer target under aged drinkers or promote its drinks on college campuses. it will also refrain from promoting binge drinking. it will also delete posts that promote irresponsible behavior. >>> the supreme court took up the issue of birth control. women's right advocates say a woman's personal health decisions should not be up to her employer. >> women have the right to make their own decisions about their health care, and their birth control and it's not their bosses decision. >> we're arguing today that the obama administration has moved from choice to coercion and undermining america's freedo

circuit court of appeals says the city can require handgun owners to lock their guns up and store them with trigger locks. the ruling also upheld the city's other law which bans the sale of ammunition that expands on impact. the appeals court argued these two laws tried to protect the public and do not trample on gun owner's rights. the nra says it plans to appeal. >>> and microsoft is working on a patch that would make microsoft orrds less vulnerable to hackers n. comes after the company says it was targeted by cyber criminals. users can be infected by previewing an outlook e-mail. hackers targeted a flaw in the program that has to do with the way word handles rich text format files. the company has created a blog where users can download a patch and discuss defense strategies to guard against cyber criminals. >>> our backyard is turning into a studio back lot. we explore what's behind a building frenzy put thing a spotlight on the bay area. >> plus a major gang bust lead 16 suspects behind bars. but this is only part of the solution. the special steps to stop crime before it even sta

they will take their case to ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. last month another judge upheld the city's high-capacity magazine ban on similar. >>> tonight a task force will hold a third public meeting to look into racial tensions on campus after alleged hate crimes on a black student. the 18-member panel of students, academics and community members has met twice in the last month, this after a black student came forward claiming four white roommates tormented him for months. the students have been suspended and face hate crime. the task force meets three more times after tonight and will make its recommendation in april. tonight's meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the engineering building. >>> plans for concord naval station are continuing but media partner, contra costa times plans for building california state university campus in the city have been dropped. east bay officials say the university with drew because it could not reach terms with the federal government on a list of conditions trustees put out in 2010. the decision means contra costa county will remain the only county in the state w

. >>> the city of san jose says it's prepared to go to the supreme court to bring major league baseball to the south bay. alcide attorneys for thecity of filed a petition with the knife circuitcourt of appeals to overturn major league baseball's exemption from antitrust laws. that exemption was the basis of an earlier court appeal that the city lost. oakland a's owner wants to bring the team to san jose, but major league baseball is bonking since the san francisco giants claimed territorial rights to the south bay. >> the people in san jose deserve a baseball team and what one. they have a contract with the a's for them to move there. and someone says, that contract is illegal. >> major league baseball has until april 4 to respond to the appellate court filing. >>> oakland mayor jean flaunt giving her third state of the city address at city hall. that event began just about ten minutes ago. she's expected to focus on public safety and bringing new jobs to the city force neighborhood. >>> and east bay school rocked by the arrest of a teacher suspected of abuse. why school leaders say eight typical part of their hiring process was skipped. >>> it's not skipped. >>> it's not qu

aeroplanes that have broken up in the air, bombs going off, an aeroplane in new york city that came down because of a short circuita fuel tank. we had all the other things. when you talk about routine or normal or unusual, as bizarre as it might sound. they are far more easily understood than this one. >> this has one thing after the other. we are not talking about an aeroplane breaking up in the air, not according to the last information. we are not talking about a lot of other kinds of issues right now. if, in fact, the airplane made the turns, and if the transponders went off because of manually turning them off, which i find difficult to understand, then we are talking about everything that happened after the aeroplane reached 35,000 feet as being unusual. into it's unusual, it's a mystery. there's a tonne we don't know. captain tilman, we appreciate your insight. thank you for being with us. >> sadness and frustration of relatives and passengers and crew. many broke down into tears, trying to cope with the uncertainty, others lashing out at airline officials, throwing water bottles during a meeting, demanding

we have had bombs go off, and an airplane near new york city that came down because of a short-circuitn the fuel tank. we have had all of those things, but those, when you talk about routine or normal or unusual, those, as bizarre as it might sound, those are far more easily understood than this one. this one has gotten one thing after another that throws the whole attitude from one direction to the other. we're not talking about an airplane breaking up in the air at 35,000 feet. not according to the last information. we're not talking about a lot of other kinds of issues right now. if, in fact, the airplane made these turns and that sort of thing, and if the transponder wend off because of manually turning them off, which i find very very difficult to understand, we're talking about everything that happened after the airplane reached 35,000 feet asking unusual. >> it is unusual, it is a mystery, and as you said in the beginning, there's a ton that we simply don't know. captain tillman, we appreciate your insight and thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> of course rel

. >>> wal-mart is recalling dolls because after circuit board in their chest can overheat and burn children. >>> ocean city, maryland is adding some new signs to the boardwalk this summer. they are going to ask people to watch their language, please. city leaders say they can't outlaw profanity in public places because it's everyone's right to free speech so there won't be any fines for cursing or custing but you could -- cussing but cue face charges of disorderly conduct. >> people have been using some language about this winter we're experiencing. nothing like beach weather today but howard has some hope ahead in his seven-day forecast. >> beach shoes have nothing on these sneakers. what is setting them apart coming up [ kelly ] my days start early. and so do mouth germs. but now i have the protection of colgate total® mouthwash. it works just as hard and just as long as i do. [ man ] rolling in 5! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mouthwash. it kills germs on contact and has a germ-killing shield that keeps working for 12 hours. it doesn't quit even after eating and drinking. hi! [ male announcer ] colg

now, other cities include napa and san rafael at 74, and we are 73 in antioch, and upper 60's around san francisco and richmond and low-to-mid circuit at the coast. tonight will be cooler than this morning in the upper 30's in santa rosa and napa and inland, low-to-mid 40's with due tomorrow morning and mid-to-upper 40's through most of the bay area and san francisco is the mile spot at 51. high pressure is to our north and with the clockwise flow we have a light offshore wind today, tomorrow, and possibly on thursday. but it is the high that is over the ocean that is going to keep all the storms away from us possibly two weeks. as we head through tuesday in two weeks there is a light chance of rain. now, the seven-day forecast shows a couple degrees warmer tomorrow and again on thursday but the coast you could see cooling in the afternoon, and friday you can see the wind shift back on shore at two to four degrees drop with temperatures closer to average saturday, sunday, and monday. dry all continue days of the forecast. want out for the pollen. enjoy the sunshine. >>> thanks. we have an update on breaking news from the top of the

city royals won the world series. [laughter] and i have to warn you that i may disappoint you, because i'm going to go around this in a kind of circuitous way. we'll get to the truman at the end, but we're going to start much further back, about 70 years before. let me say first something about how i came to write this book, because i kept having to ask myself as i was doing it why i was writing it. [laughter] i wanted to write a book about the arab-israeli conflict. i was concerned that i hadn't been a reporter and done the daily work, but i also worried that in writing about that conflict and about how, about the conflict in the present i would get into a kind of he said/she said dynamic that you sometimes find in divorce hearings -- [laughter] where you get into a question of who fired, whether the rocket was fired before the assassination, who really started the second intifada, in other words, with there really is no resolution, and the argument just goes back and forth. and i thought the way around that was to look at the history, and in particular to look at the truman years, because that's really the beginning. that's when ameri

pieces of circuit board pieces of copper you know as we speak there's probably about twenty six different states that have been and that have enacted some sort of law went through our city's ground and those laws are all different from state to state mentally we need to go to a bigger broader so that there's some sort. national legislation that really takes this issue and addresses it is the largest consumer of p.c.'s and i'd say equipment in the country is the federal government so and they can you know they can come up with the solution and their level you know then that is going to drive it down to the state level to business interests. this was in the washington well as i'm assuming drew is being suggested to the list of numbers among the many candidates for office even for an issue that actually attacked you and doesn't do too much for ad revenue my own tech agriculture giant teeth on a seventy six year old american farmer based in india fall out do you think this is going to be a for the cia do you think this is what's triggering a race in america is the largest economy in the world it's also the largest debtor nation in the history of the world breaking the set is