as today's valley girl investor would ask, is this cray cray? intriguing company, like two powerful names, but to me it's incredibly risky, and the company's sales are lumpy. their average machine costs $35 million. stock is up 18%. what are you waiting for? ka-ching, ka-ching. if are you looking for a big data play, i prefer something with less risk that trades at a more reasonable valuation like efc, and back on february 22nd steven in new york asked me about sabesp for you home gamers. this is the largest water and sewer provider in latin america which contains about 40 million people and accounts for roughly 30% of brazil's gdp. this is a nice low risk natural monopoly. juicy 7.1% yield. on the other hand, oh, we missed it. mammoth run. 38% since the beginning of the year. practically in a straight line. i like the story, but i feel like i missed it. i wouldn't do any buying until sbs gives you a better entry point with a serious pullback from these levels. all right. now let's take some mail and some mad tweets. okay. this one is from gigi.

she accepted cray's with herb mixture of humor, self depredation -- she accepted her honor with a mixture of humor and self-deprecating and. >> she was democrat -- she was elected to congress in 1976 and won her senate seat in 1986. today is a 12,893rd day in office. today the road to the white house is focused on 485 miles of an oil pipeline president obama wants fast track as part of his energy policy. his plan includes a gas fields in new mexico and nevada solar power plants and oklahoma to take that have blind men to get oil more quickly to refineries. republicans running for the white house say it is not enough. >> apparently, the slipping poll numbers have convinced him to announce the law were half of the pipeline. if we can get his poll numbers a little lower, we may be able to get the other side then, too. >> republicans won the pipeline to extend from canada, a plan the obama administration be laid in january, citing a need for more time for review. still ahead, we are enjoying the summer like weather but some retailers are not. how it is affecting the economy and the businesses

at the restaurant we do it with the ground meat, cray fish. any kind of seafood. >> you're not far from where i live. >> please stop by. >> i wasn't that crazy i don't think about chili rolena. let's put that on the plate. you can get the recipe on jchayward.com. >> what i like, the pepper is very localeries. >> and very healthy. >> look at the presentation. >> it looks beautiful. >> i have the yellow and red. >> come visit us at 5:00. thank you.

getting ready -- all of this will be moving into your area, heading towards the walnut creek area, cray -- clayton has been wet. hayward towards ripple road, and all of this is heading south. san jose didn't get very much rainfall at all. they were in a shadow area the first two storms. the third storm moved through last night, they picked up a little over a half inch of rainfall, and the north bay, close to a half inch for san francisco and oakland. so a nice rainmaker last night. may see a few more ask scatters showers overnight tonight. it's cooler out there. up heres to low 50s right now. the wind speed have started to pick up, mainly out of the north, northwest. gusts to 23 in santa rosa, westerly gusts to 38. sfo international, and westerly at 7 right now. so, a colder night tonight. may see a few breaks here and there. we'll keep a chance of showers in the forecast. tomorrow, windy, a few more showers, and then after that it looks like we will dry out just in time for spring to arrive on monday. here's a look at the strong cold front right here already. has pushed on out of the s

this woman crays for dead children.dered she says by the terrorists in the town here in homes they look for shelter. the but there's no safety from a government army attacking its own citizens. death toll rises every day. about this man needs medical help but there's no 1 to call. pulled from rubble moments before. in a make shift hospital doctors treat a man whose son has just passed away. soon he is dead. people offer support to his brother. martyr they say. congratulations. this is another city bee sieged. where opposition feeling is strong despite the shelling and people gather to demonstrate when they can. about here's unlakely sight. rick shaw with a loud speaker on a dangerous mission. pi spent most of my time here in the suzuki. i even eat here and not at home. i bring the news to the people and i warn them when the army is attackin attacking. i bring the news as accurately as i can. cruising the city comes as mobile broadcast a life line in a blackout. >> we have no communication with the outside world. so this

far cray from the 50's and low 60's we saw today. the mid 60's around the bay area. and it only gets warmer. mild weekend with 60's coast side. 70's inland and then we'll trend it down as we head back to work so just gives awe reason to go back to work. weather in the so nice any more. there is a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday dan that's when we see temperatures trending down. >> we need a reason to go back. >> we do. >> thanks very much. >> odds are you remember a time when you waited anxiously for a letter or maybe a phone call. tonight proof positive the time is gone. david wright on exactly how long this im parent nation will wait these days. >>reporter: how long are you willing to wait for an answer? jane austin pride and prejudice mr. darsy delivers his letter to miss bennett on page 2 01. they don't even discuss it until page tlel 75. several months. 1,000 sigh later. time moves quicker in the era of instant message and text. we leif our lives in fast forward. even more so than we realize. we want it now. 250 millisecond

take this cray fish. >> we've blown it up. actually it's enlarged about 12 times.righter colors on so that when we put those washes on some of these brighter colors will shine through and give it the luminosity that makes it look real. >> reporter: why is it so important to you to get those details that no one else would think about? >> it's just a challenge, for one, but it's part of my passion to make everything as perfect as i can absolutely make it. >> reporter: plants, birds. in his 40 years at work making museum exhibits, kerry chase has developed an astonishing attention to detail. his work even captures nature's imperfections. >> there is a tear in the lip where she was caught in a fishing net. we had to reproduce that same scar that's on her lip. >> reporter: how do you feel about millions of americans and people all over the world stand underneath something you created and are awed by it? >> i just hope it doesn't fall on them. (laughing) >> osgood: ahead, easing the pain. but first, rest easy. i was paying too much with cable. paying so much, you want be

. >> crai will >>craig: >>craig >> the update on the recovery updates of japan.>> he's the skies we will be back. hazy >> in egypt the first democratic presidential campaign has begun. the application process begins today. dictatorships. host 9-- mumbarik has been stepped down after public outrage. years since this devastating outbreak of the 9.0 earthquake hit generating a tsunami. in the total, 15,000 were killed. over $15 and people were killed. we are learning more about the response to that disaster. as catherine heenan explains documents confirm that japanese leaders tried to undermine some of these problems. >> march 11th first came the incredibly popular powerful earthquake this is from northern japan as this hit and the tsunami waves began with staggering damage. something we did not know is just after 4 hours japan already knew the damage was severe that the reactor's core a potential of a meltdown. this secret has been tightly guarded. the month of may confirmed a meltdown. a japanese author says that the lobbying persisting. he took jobs as a lever to