you come back. you roll back, and you make the time of impact, the time during which that momentum spends itself, you make that time as long as possible. and when you make the time long, then what happened to the force of impact? shrink. you kinda see that? and what happens if you come in? boom. it happens so quickly, so quickly. and very quickly, the force of impact is huge and it's knockout time. here's something i never could understand at that time. and that's this. you're gonna get ready for your tournament coming up next friday. three three-minute rounds. so for three minutes, you're going, boom. and three minutes again and three minutes up, that's it, the fight's over. now, you go in the gym and prepare for this. you gotta be in shape. so in the gym, what you do, you get the great big bag there, and you, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, you're hitting that bag all day long, bam, bam, and you-- hours on that bag. oh, yeah, you feel good. you feel really good. you're tired, you get energy, ba-bam,

this coming together would not be that, namely a coming together, if we did not hear from one of our guests. one the people who benefit from the programs that we at st. antony's and mercies provide. i will introduce tyrone hopper, a graduate from the father alfred center, st. anthony's drug and rehab program. he presently works for the city and county of san francisco and this year will graduate with a ba in criminal justice. [ applause ] tyrone freelances as an interpreter in spanish including on-call assignments for the united nations, and he expects to be certified in mandarin next year. please welcome tyrone. [ applause ] >> good afternoon everybody. i have to say i'm a bit overwhelmed today to be sharing the same stage with nancy pelosi, ed lee, susan coretand to look out here and see this sea of humanity and have people cheering for me. [ applause ] i'm overwhelmed and i'm humbled because just four years, nine months and six days ago, i was smoking crack. that is right. i was a drug addict. and almost five years later, here i am. miracles do happen! [ applause ] 60 years ago fa

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thank you for coming out. thank you lisa for driving all that way and my co-workers -- like i said you're all my heroes and we came straight from work. [applause] >> one of the first times that the harrison family made it to city hall and they're not paying a parking ticket. once again congratulations to anacita, gwen, shirley, and karen. can we have all the other recipients of this pres tangibleious award -- please stand if you're able. okay. don't be shy gosh. again how about a big round of applause for all these standing. [applause] one of the greatest awards is to be honored by your community, by your own people, so again my hats off to all the recipients for this year. we give thanks to the native american aids proyektd, the mayor's office office of services, each bay health center, aqmd, the health center of santa clara valley and once again we applaud you and we thank you. [applause] going back over to our singers. smoky bay, two starts and a song -- one of your favorites and napsters two starts as well

come on up. now it is your turn. . >> my name is stewart... >> could you speak into the mic. >> my stewart selic,s and i live at 620 jones and i am pretty much overlooking that side of the building. ere is quite a bit of noise that comes up from people not just conversation, but when people get a little high then the shouting starts and so on. my question here is exactly what kind of music are they going to play? i have been there and they have had a mariachi band come in, you figure this is just one night and so on. they have a couple of other times when there was some kind of brass band playing. i have not seen the specific about what kind of music they want. i would think as he said that if inside and indoors and a piano and maybe a jazz combo that would be all right and i personally do not know and maybe it it is on the record but it should be on the record, what kind of music he is playing. and maybe, you can get a decibel level permit or something like that. i don't know. but he is a little

hold up your sign. >> thank you. >> come here. come here. come here. come here. come to mama.ank you. >> this is for you, k.l. >> we're back here at city walk at universal studios, hollywood, and right at the end of city walk is the entrance to the park, and hoda and i went and fwot in touch with our childish side yesterday. >> we rubbed elbows with some of the stars and hit some of the rides, and we had a grand old time. take a look. >> give it up. >> uh-huh. ♪ >> we made it. >> where are we, hoda woman? >> we are at universal studios hollywood. >> read that sign. it's the entertainment capital of los angeles. >> are you a ride person? >> nope. >> well, that makes one of us. and why is it always me? what's happening here? ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la >> this is the theme park. not a stand around park. keep moving. >> looking kind of familiar, isn't it? >> i thought you were in l.a.? >> no, you're in new york. >> hello, ladies. >> we're here. >> i heard about you down there wielding a pool cue in a bar the other day. >> you got a problem with that? we're on vacation. nobody wa

>> hey, come back here right now. come back here right now. that's it, heat, you ain't my folk. >> i am your folk. >> you ain't my folk. >> i am your best friend. i can take that but i'm not going to your funeral, man. i ain't going to no more funerals. >> come back. >> let's look at what happens to (inaudible) and tibo >> yo >> what's up, man? >> not much, man. what you been up to since last we talked? >> i just been thinking a lot about what you said. >> i didn't mean to come off so hard. >> that's just it, you were right. do the right thing. i'm heading to college, art class. >> go ahead, i'm proud of you, man. >> bad boys, bad boys. >> believe it or not, for a tragedy, it does have a happy ending but it raises some questions to talk about like what is the value of your human life. what can you do as an individual who live a positive life? where does that begin? how will you choose? before we come to talk to you about it, i think you need to hear this. (music). >> now is question and answer time. well done. make some noise for wild and done

when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a deliciousfrom scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one of the best festivals. it's outstanding, a marvelous occasion. >> we're outside checking some of the food to go options. i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we have a lovely row here. looks like a very delicious and exciting surprise. i'm going to bite into it. here we go. um. this is great with armenian coffee. now we're making some incredible armenian coffee. >> we

dom testing comes in. —— random testing comes in. testing comes in.unds like a drop in the bucket? drop in the bucket? picking up something else from the shelves. shelves. about where food comes from, and the tests it goes through. the tests it goes through. consumers to look for the tracability of local supply chains. tracability of local supply chains. fraudster to get involved in that chain. chain. helps build trust between the farmer and the consumer. farmer and the consumer. beef" we want to believe absolutely that its british and it is beef. that its british and it is beef. but we don't know? we simply don't know? know? butcher's, you see the farm it has come from. come from. are trying to build that sort of relationship up. that's to be applauded. applauded. environmental stewardship, that's a great message. it need not cost the earth. earth. going into ordinary value lines as well. well. you have campaigned on this for quite some time. for quite some time. the lower end, the value end, it is very difficult, isn't it? very difficult, isn't it?

with more still coming down. from theres are predicting as much as 18 inches of snow to fall. >>> and here's what it looks like right now in baltimore. this is a live picture from sky eye -- from harbor cam right now. wjz is live with first warning weather. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are tracking this large system on doppler radar. >> actually, those folks out in the midwest. they really need the moisture there. we're in a drought situation, the last few years. for us, we have temperatures ranging from 19 in oakland, to 40 in pax river. we're currently at 36. but the breeze still feels like 29 degrees out. in oakland, it feels like 10 above zero. now, some of that moisture in the midwest will reach us sometime later tomorrow. tim has a look at what we have in store. tim? >> it is definitely moving our way. but in a much calmer fashion. the top portion is going to break away, go up toward michigan, chicago, milwaukee. bottom portion is expected to move our way. and form another low-pressure system off

especially where the power is coming out. >> it could come out or you could seal this. >> or you could seal it. by the way, the cover parts, i can't have empty holes or you have mice and stuff live inning side your electrical equipment. >> that's correct. >> so this is for a typical house. this is 125 max. >> my guess will be 125-amp max. and this one is what we see for a big operation, like a restaurant or a commercial space. or even a multiple apartment building so here we have a six-gang meter sock eight ray. -- socket array. hold that there and here is where the power comes in. and here you can disconnect or connect the power, 400-amp power. the power would come from here over into our meter. what do you call this thing? >> i always call it the meter enclose you're. for example it might be suitable for five residential units and one board. would be the typical use for this piece of equipment. >> an interesting thing happening in the state of california right now. looking at six meters. many buildings have one meter, and yet for energy efficiency and for billing purposes, it helps t

if you would come up? thank you all for coming, by the way. it is always a challenge. it is like having a party and hoping that people will come. now i am so proud of myself. what i want to do to practice this conversation, is carol johnson here somewhere? is that they pretty much relate to the breakout groups that we will put you in later. last year i tried a different thing, to apply location, and it did not work at all. we are going back to the way that we did it at all. i am notorious, and bought it -- and will try not to swear up here. obviously, we will be asking you again about your job and what you do daily. i will be asking you to go on to a breakout room. but we want to focus on is what audrey mentioned earlier, the creative content, the experience. we did not call this a safety summit for a reason. we are now moving on. well, patrons' safety is super important. we will be talking about that in the breakout session for security. in that break out section we will hopefully have -- hello. talking about guard cards, we are running around the city telling people

coming up next, chuck hagel coming under fire at his confirmation hearing did. his performance destroy any chance he will be the next secretary of defense? and then, even joe biden is admitting that more gun control will not prevent another massacre like sandy hook. geraldo will react. we hope you stay around for those reports. >> in the personal story segment tonight, the fallout is still being felt tonight following chuck hagel's performance yesterday at his senate confirmation hearing to be the next secretary of defense. >> name one person in your opinion who is intimidated by the israeli lobby in the united states snad. >> well,. >> well, first -- >> name one. >> i don't know. >> why would you say it? >> i didn't. have in mind a specific person do you agree it's a provocative statement that i can't think of a more provocative thing to say about the relationship between the united states and israel and the senate or the congress than what you said. >> do you think the election that had to do with this iranian government coming to power was free and fair and l

come on exhausted i barely slept for two hours. in the will leave home at two or two thirty am when. it was most of the working women who go to work in jerusalem where you fall on courts they have personal problems. some are divorced some a widows some have sick husbands. for instance i've been divorced for twelve years i have three daughters and a son. who everyone has their problems. oh my aching head. we brought the cardboard wait. here's the cardboard it's called paul. was a go ahead why did you lift it but go ahead look like a hook but watch out for the barbs is this see only way i hear a jeep there's a jeep. doesn't all that's that. hold this is a and there's no time. this way just a second. wait for me. in a bit well if you're the one i don't care who could come up in a second to take a coat you've. got someone. i want to take my bag so it doesn't get lost. if you are for me pass me my bag. you want me to do what. you. want to where is my bag who has it i mean you here it is. wrong hold it up. what out of the barbed wire is

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>> come back with something. and you guys, set your own meeting and vote in your own chair and stuff like that. okay? all right. >> anything else in questions? >> thank you very much for doing that. i really appreciate it. >> you are welcome. >> any other questions and comments? >> is there public comment on our questions and comments? >> i could see that you are standing there like waiting for that gun to go off and saying, yes, i am ready to come up and talk about it. >> good evening, my name is tstephen and i am glad that you are discussing it in something is that i do and one of the starting point could be that your board of supervisors have a list and in order for consistentcy the lists from the various supervisors could be shared so that when an applicant comes in you can say okay, this is a list of lts a working list and at least it is a great starting point. it is kind fp the list does get adjusted because you know there are groups that the new groups form and things of that nature. but, a lot of relevant

we'll come back to you. maybe we'll give you a minute.nd you can talk to some of these guys who are out there. >> we're coming off the tripod. we can give it a shot. hey, we're with cnn. >> how is it going? >> good, how are you? >> good. wicked good weather. >> wicked good weather, he told us. >> wicked good. >> they said finding some good skiing in the area. what made you guys go out and ski tonight? >> adventure. >> they're looking for an adventure. >> i can't hear them, julian. tell me what they're telling you. >> they're saying it's not off you have the chance to ski down beacon street in arlington ovwe hwew on the back side of boston so they're taking advantage of it. and they're having a good time. we'll say that. >> what's he saying? >> they wondered who we are, basically, at this point. >> we're going to let them ski on, my friend. let them ski on. >> let them go, yeah. >> wicked good weather for skiing, i suppose there. >> that was julian cummings. we want to thank you so much for being with us. we've been up doing this for you f

no no no we don't want to have to keep coming into jerusalem without a permit i'll be want to come in with dignity to both east and west jerusalem that i build it all up and you know what i want to go through the checkpoint and into jerusalem i want to come out with a paramedic instead of being scared to death to me i love you all not knowing whether i'll make it back to my kids are being arrested or i want us to joke with the court a little every day i think maybe i'll be arrested today. all except to allah and the soldiers not me. you. sad little village of the dead is dry now when it's wet you look for any still there though i asked why it. was a muslim is there every day was the story how should i know is allowed in we aren't negotiate and we make peace if el presidente can hang out with them why can't we we can't leave without their member can't leave without us right we can't live without the jews they need us we need them or the drawer they don't know from hunger or poverty. there's little of that they buy pants like these to the street for eight hundred shekels a pair theirs a

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so the biggest thing there, chip, to come out of that is the fact that, you know, the filibuster coming up. and that doesn't look like it's likely to happen in this scenario. should republicans be proud of the chest beating they did yesterday, and trying to make what is a well-respected former senator, vietnam vet, look bad in front of the country? >> well, i think chuck hagel made himself look bad. woefully unprepared. i just hope the super bowl is better tv sunday than this was for tv because it was awful. it wasn't good on either side. the one thing we learned about chuck hagel, he's much better asking questions than answering questions. there was no curve balls yesterday in this hearing that we unexpected. he was terribly unprepared. if there is anybody that should have been embarrassed by his performance yesterday was chuck hagel. >> perry, does that mean -- again, this is not something that people are saying is -- you know, democrats, anyway, that cold water is being thrown on this, and that this isn't going to move forward. >> i mean, jill is right. democrats are not excited abou

the fundamental players come out. sell to the arbs, they come in and value it.squeeze more out of it, they will vote their shares with southeastern and rich. but these things generally go through mp maybe there is a nod of another quarter. that could be likely but for a fundamental investor, it is not worth playing at this point in time. >> when you the viewers ask, we have four trades on stocks that lit up my twitter feed. first up, what's the trade? >> horrible guidance. company coming in, the stocks being hammered today. my three-day rule is i wait. don't catch the falling knife today. maybe i will catch the falling knife on tuesday but that the level i will wait for. >> steve, what do you do with emc? >> i like the company. they ever positioned in the right place, which is cloud. however it never really seems to move all that much. i never seem to be able to make money in it. i'm talking about holding it for a long time. it is almost like watching hair grow on doc's head. have you to be incredibly patient and not disappointed if it doesn't happen. i think th

intelligence agency coming out now. well that was a very sad performance or we could tell that even if part of what he said was true that was no reason to go to war with iraq the war going to war was decided first in the intelligence was manufactured so that fabricated actually jay rockefeller the head of the senate intelligence committee said that the intelligence was uncorroborated contradicted or even nonexistent but we only have about a minute i'm in the south i have to ask you what role did colin powell play well he was a willing participant in this charade how much he knew about the lies is really the jury. out on that and he knew enough to be very suspicious but this curveball character the fellow who talked about the biological weapons labs you know remember those board just renderings and all that it looks like the head of the cia george tenet and his deputy john mclaughlin really really just powerline that there's lots of circumstantial evidence that's occasions come out recently say that he was a condo not a

hope you come back together. thanks so much for coming on. >>> time for today's fuel gauge report.as prices climbed overnight following a two-day decline. aaa says the average price for a gallon rose one penny to 3.78. gas prices are up nearly 50 cents a gallon. so it is beginning of the year, that's horrible. may be some relief ahead. i don't know. rbob gasoline futures posted the biggest fall since november 7. u.s. refinery operations are expected to increase in the coming weeks, raising the outlook for higher gasoline supplies. that outlook also bit into oil futures. they slid to the lowest level in a year, settling at 92.63 a barrel. all right. >>> coming up on "money", the uproar spreads over yahoo!'s ban on working from home. can i work from home? i feel like that wouldn't work. does it destroy productivity or will it prove a genius move for yahoo!? we'll debate it. >>> plus, if you want to feel better about the u.s. democratic process, take a look at italy. its election debacle threatens to unleash the e.u. debt crisis once again. should the u.s. brace for impact? we'll expl

i'm glad they're coming -- i don't care why they're coming. they're just coming towards the president on immigration and hopefully we can get something done. >> i want to get to one more issue before we take a break. another potential 2016 contender for the white house, chris christie of new jersey. he started out the week opening up about his weight on "david letterman" making jokes about it. a former white house doctor took issue and said she was worried about his health, connie mariano, and then he gave this press conference. >> this is just another hack that wants five minutes on tv. if she wants to get on a plane and come to new jersey and ask if she wants to examine me and review my medical history. i'll have a conversation with her at that time. until that time she should shut up. >> we called her and had a fairly heated conversation, a republican not voting for him. we're laughing about it but chris christie talking about this for a very good reason. this will be a serious issue if he decides to run for president. >> it is, but i've go

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finally coming to an end.ll have the last leg in the frustrating journey ahead in a live report. >>> major merger. the deal that could turn a bankrupt airline into the biggest carrier in the world. >>> right now we take you out to new york city. you see that furry guy there held by the gentleman by the bell. new york stock exchange doing it big. that's banana joe. an icon after winning the westminster dog show. people are falling in love with him. he made a trip to broadway last night. we'll tell you about that on this valentine's day, february 14th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:30. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. after days without power, water or even working bathrooms, 4,000 cruise ship passengers will finally be back on solid ground in a matter of hours. three tug boats are towing the ship to mobile, alabama. jay gray joins us now. a short stay for passengers but certainly a welcome stop for everyone on board. >> reporter: no question about

that is where the allegation has come from. >> there is a lot more evidence that is expected to come out. is there an expectation that this bail hearing will stretch onto beyond the current two days? it will stretch on for -- i don't think it will be over today. that is because of the really serious nature of the allegations being made by the police at this stage in the hearing. in the last hour, before they went into another recess, the defense launched another vigorous cross-examination of the police in an attempt to tear apart the prosecution's case. they called them up on several issues. the police said he did not call in emergency services. the defense argues that they did not check all the phones. they say they have evidence that oscar pistorius called, just one minute after, he called the doctor at the compound where he was living. they also say that this was not that this- his cell -- was a herbal remedy. there are a lot of questions being thrown up to the defense as to the comprehensive nature are not. >> thank you for talking with us from pretoria. moving on, bulgaria's gov

i'll be walking down the street and have someone come up and get in my face, we're going to come backof the year, you watch. come back neighbor of the year, it's that bcs of the nen awards. and it's my honor to introduce someone who to drone deuce this award, many of you much in the southern part of the city especially have worked side by side with and do amazing things in your neighborhood, especially along merchant corridors. that's chrisy atano of the economic work force development. (applause) >> we're at the homestretch for awards. so, i've had the distinct pleasure of being able to work with many of the residents of the portola and got corrected many times how to pronounce that name. so, i am also a resident of silver terrace. it's been such a pleasure to work with everyone in the committee including both of the supervisors that have been part of the district. (applause) >> supervisor campos and supervisor malia cohen. i'm not going to speak too much because i know the nominater took not only is she a part of this community, but she has taken the time to really outline all the a

now comes something even tougher.s world champs. >> a lot of people think that we got lucky and we are going to prove that we won because we got talent and we know how to play. that's going to be our main goal here. we are not the favorite and that's a good thing for us. we got to keep moving people around that we got a good talent here and repeat. >> reporter: it seems like an annual rite of spring to bring up pablo sandoval's weight issue but today at batting practice, sandoval put on the best show of camp so far. i counted 10 home runs during bp and when i asked him if he knew how many he hit, he responded, hey, i don't count 'em, i just hit 'em. >> i feel in shape. i'm going to keep doing my job. >> i think it's fair to say he has to shed a few which he will. >> reporter: reporting in scottsdale, i'm dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. vern, back to you. >>> all right. breslin center michigan state crazyies versus topped ranked indiana and the okey-doke in bounds play. indiana beats michigan state 72- 68. pretty play. >>> g

and matt, let me come back to you on this point. jacques, let me come to matt on this. the president talks about doing away with assault rifles. most of these shootings, including pendleton, happened with a hand gun. so what is -- it doesn't seem that his prescriptions, when it comes to gun control, are going to do anything to stop the murders in chicago. >> but you know what, juan, guns are just a small part of it. i'm glad he kind of outlined that. we need to get people in the community to realize it's about family. when he talked about not having a father, that is the most important thing in our community. single parenthood has been killing the african-american community for years, man. unless we address that head on, we're going to be lost. we're going to be relying on government to come in -- >> juan: i agree with you. amen! i wrote a book about it. i'm telling you, i'm so glad that the two of you are standing up because i think the president should have stood up more clearly for a long time and said, we got to do something about the problem in our community. gentl

thank you for coming back.have a whole lot comes up as well. bruce willis, hugh jackman. nigella lawson. >> we're online all the time at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> stay well in the south. >> good morning. it is 8:56. trying to tighten up the after aty of maryland series of armed robberies targeting students. happened onncident friday night. was brought int lot.rking another student was brought off campus. thece have made arrests in recent robberies. prices are falling, shot it -- 25%, the average price for gas is $3.58 in .ashington, d.c now, here is the traffic. have heavy rain early on in the rush hour, there are a idents still popping up. example on the memorial bridge. bridge, twoial lanes are blocked. from the belt way in maryland to college park and silver spring, things have slowed down. you mentioned visibility, it is kind of foggy and low overcast. ed off tobrain has push east, the mists are still with cool temperatures at 39 degrees. going to warm things up with high the day 50's thises in

>> so sweet of everybody to come.e love you too, everybody. >> valentine's day is such a wonderful holiday. >> it is. >> not. >> how many of you actually feel like we have too many expectations, too high of an expectation for valentine's day? >> here's the worst thing about valentine's day. if you are dating somebody and you are at work and you know how you see a dozen roses come in, and you are, like, are those for me? no. and then the guy comes again and again and you're waiting and you're wondering. >> you don't even get a cactus. >> is your boyfriend going to send you something? >> has that been you, hoda woman? >> valentine's day i'll be honest is not my favorite holiday of the year because -- >> get out your kleenex. this is sad. >> i wish we had a drink. there's nothing. there's nothing. >> i knew something was missing. >> i'll explain why. then hopefully the drink will come. i met my first husband on valentine's day. wait. it gets worse. and we signed our divorce papers on valentine's day. >> no, that was a ha

we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they have kids and the kids were having a horrible time and parents were having a horrible time. how do parents tell their kids they may not be here? what we do is provide a place and the material and support and then they figure out their own truth, what it means to them. i see the behavior change in front of my eyes. maybe they have never been able to go out of boundaries, their lives have been so rigid to sort of expressing that makes tremendous changes. because we did what we did, it is now sort of a nationwide model. >> i think you would be surprised if you come to these cl

the house comes in at 2 p.m. eastern to take up a small number of bills under suspension of the rules with votes at 6:30. also this week a debate and vote on a measure to require the president to submit a balanced budget to congress. over in the senate, members also come back at 2 eastern for general speeches. then at about 5:30, a vote on the bill to reauthorize the violence against women act, a domestic violence law that expired in 2011. a final vote on that could happen later this week. members of both parties are attending retreat this week. as a result, the senate will be out on tuesday and wednesday, and the house no legislative business on thursday or friday. live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate here on c-span2. >> host: and you're watching "the communicators" on c-span. we are on location in las vegas at ces international 2013 at the las vegas convention center. here's some of our interviews that we did this week. well, now at the ces international show in las vegas we're joined by represen

that comes in at 9:00 a.m. and we're talking about the main event arriving in the north bay at 9:00 a.m. you see the yellow embedded within the green. more moderate rainfall on the way. it moves quickly at 11:00 and it will be draped over san mateo north to concord and then by 11:00, moving into the south bay. this is where it gets interesting. look at the different colors we're picking up here. the very light pink, that snowfall coming down high atop mt. hamilton, six inches of snowfall on the way. look at this. the coastal mountains down to 1,500 feet even at noon today because it will be so cold. we could get some snow on the coastal mountains in the bay area. that's an indication you'll need your jacket all day long. you want to travel cautiously. unsettled weather continues not just today. basically every single day this week. 48 degrees in livermore. 48 in san jose. 47 in gilroy. i do want to point out this is the most moisture rich system of the three headed our way. heading through wednesday, skies will

if there are, please come, come on up to the mic. you have two minutes and please indicate if you support an appointment. >>> thank you, chairperson yee, supervisors. my name is bill sugaya, i'm a resident of san francisco and i'm going to be very quick because i have to get back to another meeting. i trust you all read my e-mail this morning. if not, it was a supporting e-mail for diane matsuda. and i'll just add a couple things. she didn't mention that she was the executive director at the state level for the california cultural and heritage endowment and also for the civillyctionver advertise public education program. so, i think she brings a really diverse amount of knowledge with her in terms of communities around california which can be applied here in san francisco, having granted, i don't know, how many millions of dollars to programs that benefited ethnic minority communities throughout the state of california. also, she is currently one of the representatives from the historic preservation commission to a joint committee ap

you come here. you, come here.et go of the child. >> a female officer quickly takes the little boy and whisks him away so he doesn't have to further witness his father's arrest. >> just give me my son, please. >> he's taken away in handcuffs and brought to the transfer station. >> please, i want to stay with my son. >> right now, that's not an option for now. >> i didn't do nothing wrong.

after the train comes anlds goes, what what happens. you see the hand come up. people come along and realize there is a woman down there, we need to help her. you will be surprised to know she suffered back pain. >> she seemed to be impaired when she stumbled off the tracks. she lays down on the platform and doesn't move. that is crazy. you think you are watching somebody die. it was not her day to go. >> this guy gives a brave inspired speech to get pumped for the rugby team. >> watch him go all william wal wallace on the one way. no problem. tie your sled to the back of the car for sledding stu ÑóÑó >>> we're in the second week of the "rtm" ipad giveaway and "right this minute" we have one of our ipad mini winners. nicole grigsby. she joins us along with her twin sister, niece and daughter. tell me what you did when you found out you were one of the winners? >> super excited. i hope we can be on the show, and here we are. >> nicole, tell me a little about yourself? >> i married my high school sweetheart and had my daughter and then my son came along. >> i unde

if they try to come at me in my face. when i do go -- when i do a search, you know, i'm taking what they're not supposed to have. i don't go beyond that. they know what they're allowed to have. anything i take is the stuff they're not allowed to have. anything altered, any excessive items, any like weapons, paraphernalia, anything, i'll take it. not every inmate is going to agree with us with what we take. but we just got to deal with it. >> how do you handle that? >> we talk to them personally later, usually. like, hey, you need to calm down. we'll see what we can do to resolve this. we don't want nothing getting too hectic. try to keep the peace. >> moments later, faldon is tested as a simple cell search angers an inmate. >> what? what? what? [ bleep ]. you know what i'm saying? huh? you know what i'm saying? >> calm down. >> i'm not about [ bleep ] being sprayed. and i don't give a [ bleep ]. i don't give a [ bleep ] about you taking my stuff, huh? i ain't give you nothing but respect, man. i done told you [ bleep ]. t

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it's going to come.s are supposed to take effect. if you're going to worry, you're going to worry this week into next week. again, the market is tired of this game. it takes it right to the edge and the politicians play this game in the 11th however coming through with a deal and patting themselves on the back and telling everybody how great they are and the market rallies ahead. >> i'm a little worried about it. >> i'm worried about it, kenny, and the reason i'm worried for six weeks the word sequester has been off the front page and fiscal cliff has been delegated to the dust bin of history and the markets have done great. >> right. >> now we'll spend the whole month of march wondering whether the government is going to get shut down on march 27th. if you don't think that's an issue eventually for stocks, you're kidding yourself. >> good point. we've got to leave it there. the nasdaq is now down by 1.2%. of course, we're going right to the end of trade here. we've got about 50 minutes to go. bill? >> y

. >> here comes the snow. then here comes he snow jobs. fox on top of the flakes and on top of the flakes. before we get to that beastly storm, a look at some plain old, well, bs. >> eight days from now, a tremor will hit the american economies by impacting the people who work in the food safety area of usda. >> terrible consequences to public halve. >> the country less safe and the communities less safe as a result of sequester. >> the air air traffic controllers. >> 750,000 americans will not have jobs. >> now, you would think they way they're talking, the sequestration next week, we're all eating con tam it inned meat next week. i say these cuts go through we'll all be eating mr. ed here. >> what kind of a name is ed for a hours. >> what kind of name is wilbur for man. >> that's -- >> what a bunch of horse you know what. leaving aside all the other cuts, the agriculture department could pursue, if it really has to due really think the first thing they'll butcher is policing the butcher andry'll stop giving hundreds of towns of memory il

freeze, come here, come to mama. >> hi! good to see you. >> now, you are going to have to choose between -- see over there, prize number one, prize number two, or prize number three. so which ever one you pick. okay, hold on. which one? >> two. >> she's picking prize number two. turn around. a trip to aruba! >> you are going to aruba! >> thank you! >> have you been before, peggy? >> i have. >> peggy has been before many times. >> not many. >> here's the other two prizes you get anyway. what are they? a kathie lee cd and a book. >> oh, my god. >> we're excited for you. >> thank you. >> you want to give it away to somebody that's never been to aruba, that's up to you. >> she said, no, thanks. >> my anniversary is coming up. >> there you go. >> right down there. >> give it up for peggy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] all right. still looking at your signs, everybody. still have a really great prize to give for that. >> yeah, we do. we got to tell who paid for that trip to aruba. that's a big deal. this is where they are go