the elder lind does not think president obama would grant clemency. john walker lindh grew up in marin county and serving 20 years for supplying his services to the taliban but could be released in 2013. >> your favorite bookstore might be about to close. a dozen borders bookstores are getting ready to close down. borders is filing for bankruptcy. >> this borders bookstore is one of 200 that will close doors after the company announced it must restructure. >> it makes me sad. they just arrived here in alameda. i'm going to be sad to see them go. >> i was disappointed when they came n they drove out a couple of small bookstores in the mall. and in this investigator bay area, two are closing in san francisco. and three in the south bay, and one in santa cruz. the mish-based company says the store that's are closing represent about 30% of the 642 borders nationwide. they employ 18,000 people. and jeff nunberg says boredders didn't look at other venue autos they were late getting into online book sales, very late in e-reader market he says what hurt the m

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group and approved taxes as governor, opposed some crackdowns on illegal immigrants and granted clemency to a lot of convicted criminals. i have heard you described as a bleeding heart christian conservative and i wonder if that fits with the current republican party. >> to be called a bleeding heart conservative is better than having a heart that doesn't bleed at all because then you're dead. >> reporter: back out in the blind, it was shooting time so we waited. and waited. >> it's been very quiet out here this morning. hear the other birds. >> reporter: yeah. >> everybody is awake but the ducks. we got to get the ducks out. go on, ducks. >> reporter: we had decoys covering the water. got the duck calls going but no ducks. finally -- [ gunshots ] >> he's going down. >> reporter: total take for the morning, three ducks. >> joe, what do you recommend? >> reporter: but it was a good time and that's a question mike huckabee is asking himself now. does he want to give up all the good times in his life right now for another run at the white house? >> we'll find out thanks to governor huckabee

>> president bush turned down a request for clemency. doesn't think president obama will grant clemency because it would be too costly politically. he grew up in marin county. he's serving a 20-year sentence for providing his services to the taliban. >> real life on board the space station in a couple years, japan's spacetation says it's thinking about putting a talking robot on board the station to keep on eye on things while astronauts sleep. it would monitor stress levels and tweet to space watchers back on earth. if this happens it would be in the year 2013. and don't know if his name would be hal or not. >> or watson? >> kind of big to put on the space station. >> that one. the rain and wind certainly not done with the bay area yet. we're on the storm watch with live team coverage next at 5:30. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live on esplanade avenue in pacifica where the erosion problem is so bad two apartment buildings were evacuated a couple years ago. but what's going to happen today could make everything even worse. the story coming up

limit the governor's last minute ability to grant clemency. >>> a report out today from the real estate site, zillo.com says bay area home prices could hit bottom later on this year, but don't expect them to bounce back up any time soon. the numbers show in the fourth quarter of last year, the median price of a home dropped to $463,000. that is down 3.6% from a year earlier. it is down 31.8% from the peek prices in april of 2006. an analyst who worked on the report says foreclosures and unemployment will continue to weigh down home prices even after they hit rock bottom. >> some members of congress are pushing a new plan to help the more than 1 million people who have been out of work the longest. they are called 99ers because they lost their jobs more than 99 weeks ago. this morning, a bill was introduced to extend their unemployment checks by an extra 14 weeks. many 99ers will lose them in the next several weeks. the bill faces an uphill battle in congress because its price tag would add to the deficit. >>> stocks ended mixed today as the late rally pushed the dow into positive territ

he didn't rise of a clemency letter to the leader, to the president of poland stating he never consciously did anything immoral. all he was caring about was his wife and family. and as i said, both were executed in march of 1952. in contradistinction, i also discussed the story of rivkah trapkovits. rivkah trapkovits has an amazing story. she was within the group, close to the group i should say, of the rebels in the ghetto, and she is about 20 years old when this all takes place. she arrived to survive. she herself does not take weapons into her hands. she was in charge of managing the home. she reports being pulled out of the bunkers, and at that point the nazis taking photos repeatedly. and sense of the nazis were ordered not to take photos, it is very likely that she saw them taking photos. i do not know, however, whether she saw them take this photo, or any of the other photos that they took. and she herself, to the best of my knowledge, was not within any one of the photos. now, she is put on a train and she jumps off and righteously survived. losing in the process her boyfriend of t

linde's attorney has repeatedly asked the bush administration for clemency. his father says he isn't sure whether he'll submit the same request to the obama administration. >>> well, a credit card scam grounded tonight at san jose's mineta airport, but the search for the victims is just beginning. it turns out a ticket agent for american airlines may have been doing a lot more than checking in customers. 49-year-old mitchelin johnson of concord is accused of stealing customer's credit card numbers. prosecutors say she stole nearly $500,000 in three years using the stolen card numbers to buy gift cards at various supermarkets, she turned the cards into cash by using them to buy electronics, which she then sold on ebay. johnson faces 66 counts, including felony, grand theft, possession of stolen property, and identity theft. >>> the bay area loves its animals, right? but the growing number of dogs in san francisco has the city trying to get control of people profiting off pets. san francisco city supervisor scott weiner is proposing legislation that would requi

this document changed to make it seem like lincoln was concerned with clemency on the day he died. we also checked the source is -- the sources. we assume that it suddenly appeared in its original that the books or robbed. nobody did due diligence. i said we have responsibility, in an age, particularly where documents are being scanned so quickly, to check the sources, and allies the material, think of things in context, and not jump to conclusions a lot of readers assume that i was criticizing abraham lincoln for saying that he was less than a magnanimous partner, which i was not. i was simply saying he was also a top commander in chief. host: the next caller is from las vegas. caller: i found that he was born in kentucky, and so was kit carson. i think they changed the name of the county. did they actually know which other? guest: i do not think so. lincoln was born in harford county. he did me a frontiers man who brought him and alcorn share that did not fit into the white horse the core. i think that is the closest that he got to a frontiers and. host: eastman, tennessee. see,