problems with jefferson davis, your johnston withheld information from davis and the relationship was very, very icy. and is getting more difficult. then, of course, johnson was wounded on may 31 in a fine of seven pines or fair oaks. as davis rode away that evening on may 31 lee was with them. and you could make the argument who is going to command the army and davis had little choice. there was no subordinate to give it to switch unduly instead i'm going to appoint you to temporary command. not permanent command. expected maybe johnson would return. so that's how they got the job of in command of the army in northern virginia. when he joined the army. he realized very quickly that one, johnson was a bad administrator. so the organization of the army was weak. discipline in the camps was miserable in many ways. hill wrote to his wife at that time, he wrote that hundreds if not thousands of men would sneak away from camp and enjoy the saloons and brothels of richmond on a constant basis. you can't run an army that way. so, lee and turned inherited an army that was not quite ready for

and pop-a-shot with glen "big baby" davis. and now, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy and welcome to our "game night" special. this is where it all happens, or at least some of it happens. i guess if it all happened here, we'd be dead, but never the less, tonight, game four of the nba finals from dallas between the mavericks and the heat. the heat hung on to win game three on the road, which gives them a big advantage from a historical perspective. since the new playoff format was introduced in 1985, the team that went up 2-1 in game three has won the title 11 times and lost none times. which i think is no times. but fans in dallas aren't giving up hope. after the mavericks fell on sunday, assured local news cameras that a comeback is on the way. here they are. filing out. >> we ain't through with them -- we going to get them. mavericks going to take this in seven. i'll put my house on it. >> you got a house to put on it? >> yeah. >> i got a house. >> okay. i'll put my house on it. >> jimm

he had to inform davis of this. he wrote to davis to ask permission. davis is going to grant it.avis in that year, there were discussions within the administration, how can we take the war not into maryland and pennsylvania. they wanted to expand the borders of the confederacy. soberly across that river he is going to risk a great deal. straggly becomes epidemic. they probably lost, and it's hard to estimate. we know thousands of them could not cross the river because there were just physically exhausted or build. more than likely anywhere from 25,000 to 30,000 confederates during a campaign that is going to last two weeks are going to abandon the ranks. they're going to head back into virginia. i know the second virginia which is the stonewall brigade, they will go with jackson's demand to capture harpers ferry. then there were ordered back across the potomac to go to sharpsburg. they decided they had been to maryland and see enough. they weren't going back. they don't come back. they're doing duty south of the river. you ticket numbers. we all want to have them. recently this.

but he wrote to davis to ask permission when he already started the army for word and davis of course is going to grant it because davis, even in that year earlier, there was discussions within the administration how can we take the war not into maryland, but into pennsylvania? they wanted to expand the borders of the confederacy to take the army but when recrossed the preferred he's going to risk a great deal. it becomes a potomac to read the probably lost, and it's hard to estimate again we know thousands of hamas of that number could not cross the river because they were just physically exhausted or killed. but more than likely come anywhere from 25 goals and to 30,000 confederates during a campaign that is going to last for two weeks are going to abandon their ranks. they are going to hit into virginia. i know the second virginia in the stonewall brigade will go with jackson to command harper's ferry and then quarterback across the potomac to go to sharpsburg. they decided it into maryland and the it seen enough and they are not going back and they don't go back. they are doing du

jim davis' grandfather is dead. private investigator's name and seattle police can find no records pertaining to the case. one thing is for certain, gary ridgway was never arrested or punished for the attempted murder. and he told his questioners that if he had been, it might have changed things. >> could you have been stopped at any point along the way? ever asked yourself that? >> either get counseling or go to jail could have stopped me. >> how often in the years before you found out who ridgway was did you find yourself thinking i wonder where that guy is? >> over the years i always wondered what happened to him, what kind of person he became, had he killed somebody else. i don't believe that he stopped after he tried to kill me and just started 20 years later to kill prostitutes. i believe that he killed people in all those years in between. >> police and psychologists believe that, too, but in the hundreds of hours they spent interviewing gary ridgway, trying to get him to come clean, a process that generated

including the opera house, veterans building, davis symphony hall and a rehearsal hall. our mission is to provide safe, first-class facilities that promote cultural, educational, and entertainment opportunities in a cost-effective manner for maximum use and enjoyment by the public. and to best serve the interests of the beneficiaries of the war memorial trust, which include veteran organizations. for the coming fiscal year we are projecting to have 854 performances and defense and the rental facilities, opera house, davies hall in the green room. we projected attendance of 1.2 million patrons. in addition, we anticipate there will be a total of 400 meetings of various veterans' organizations and the veterans buildings attended by 8000 veterans and their guests. an additional estimated 15,000 persons will attend exhibits of the rest of arts commission gallery and museum of performance of design and to our programming. -- sf arts commission in gallery and museum of performance and design and tour programming. as provided in the city's ten-year program plan, the war memoria

some in the minority try to repeal davis-bacon.wo weeks ago the full committee voted to strip the anti--davis-bacon provision that was added by the chairman -- anti-davis-bacon provision that was added by the chairman of the subcommittee. the f.y. 2012 homeland security appropriations bill, it failed on a vote of 183-234. i have been a longtime supporter of davis-bacon, prevage wage requirements. it helps ensure local project that provide local jobs with affordable middle-class wages. the law prohibits people by bidding too low to attract competent workers. i strongly oppose this amendment. i point out if there is a problem here it's because we do not do the wage surveys on a continuing and consistent basis. that is real problem and that rests with the department of labor and we need to make sure they're doing their part of the equation. and i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> let me say the davis-bacon act prevents competition for construction contracts from

sergeant davis was always described of being a servant. whether helping out his community or looking out for friends and family. for him to serve the nation would be his crowning achievement to give back to the community. always described as a happy go lucky individual, sergeant davis will forever be remembered by his ultimate sacrifice to our nation. i ask that we pass the underlying bill without reservation, pay tribute to the honor, value of this young man displayed and so others understand his commitment and sacrifice to protect our nation. i also join my good friend from south texas, also my colleague, and i urge the passage of h.r. 1632 and reserve the balance of my time, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas, mr. farenthold. mr. farenthold: mr. speaker, thank you very much. thank you very much, mr. cuellar. at this time i'd like to yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from texas, the gentleman from lubbock who represents texas tech university and a fine area of west t

he worked for john davis trucking. and the past two years easily have to to the department of citations when it comes to vehicle maintenance. 17. the law with six tickets in the past three years. none from nevada. all from the of the six violations for speeding with a school bus in california. in july 20th 08 in the september, 2008. nonetheless keeps on going. he was also ticketed for not wearing a seat belt was california. on personal level he has gotten to tickets since 20 0 ft. one 2008 alabama, the other for using a cellphone while behind the wheel. >>catherine: the bay area native live in concord she was the conductor and she was killed. she has three children, five grandchildren and in this photo issues were in her amtrak uniform. her family and friends said that she loved her job. >> she worked for amtrak for 20-24 years and she just loved it. when she put that uniform on that that was her life, her passion, she got on that train and it was hers. i never knew her to do anything differently she loved her family,

and he rapidly locked on to that idea. >> reporter: straight out of a spy novel, davis headed back toa secret pass code assange had written on a napkin. one day later, he had the database. assange invited "the new york times" and german newspaper der sp speegle to join them. they began to sift through the thousands of documents. i have come here to london to the headquarters of "the guardian" newspaper to meet up with some of the journalists who were holed up for weeks in a bunker with julian assange as they sifted through the cables and documents that would eventually become known as iraq and afghanistan war logs. this is the famous bunker? >> yeah. >> reporter: david lee is another investigative journalist with "the guardian." >> these are some of the headlines that came out of the war logs, the earlier, first batch, of afghan and iraq. >> reporter: what were your impressions of the julian assange, the man, when you first met him? >> he didn't behave like earthlings. he would stay up late at night tapping on the laptop and then suddenly keel over and go to sleep where he lay. >> rep

journalist mark dave davis was with assange in june 2010. >> he was paranoid.ed he was in a state of high anxiety and highly security conscious. >> reporter: security conscious because assange had another weapon in his arsenal. a secret database of u.s. government documents from the war in afghanistan. assange was more and more focused on what he saw as abuses within the u.s. government. now he believed he had evidence of actual war crimes. does he operate as if he is constantly being followed, constantly being watched? >> yes, because he probably is. you know, this information was known, and eventually people, important people, knew he had this. >> more surveillance around him than almost anyone in the world. >> reporter: one of the people on assange's trail was nick davis, an investigative journalist from "the guardian" newspaper in london. he had read about manning's alleged leak to wikileaks and sensed a big story. so you started looking for julian assange? >> he was lying very low, so it took me four or few days to find out where he was and make contact. >

. >> reporter: rare candid moments captured by australian journalist marc davis who spent months travelingith the enigmatic leader of wikileaks. >> he went from a hobo character if you like, to a rock star. >> reporter: you followed for him months, spending time with him on the road. what's he like? >> i think in private, he's actually a very charming guy when he relaxes. and it comes in flashes. he has that sort of intense computer nerd sort of mind. but when he eases off on that, he's very funny, droll. >> my voice will get sexier and sexier as the day goes on. >> reporter: nomadic and secretive, like the hero of a spy novel. >> he's seeing this wheel thing as some kind of james bond kind of thriller. he believes that everyone's constantly being tapped and followed. >> reporter: at his core, assange is a hacker. an outside he ever mining secrets that are supposed to be off-limits. his outsider persona has its roots in an unusual nomadic childhood. this is magnetic island a place of exotic wild life and beauty off the coast of australia. a place julian assange once called home. but as a b

i appreciate all sister davis has done for us in the community. i needed help, she would have both hands out. sister davis is a phenomenal woman, and i am grateful for all she has done. thank you for your time. supervisor chu: thank you for your time. >> good afternoon. on behalf of the mo magic organization and its participants, i would have to say sister davis loves the community with all her heart. she demonstrates is becoming to the community center and interacting with the children and helping them better themselves physically, emotionally, and mentally by sharpening their academic skills and social skills. she is an individual i recently encountered, but she has made an impact on me for life. her selfless acts are uncanny. he has brought many people together and given them a place for people in the community to enjoy themselves and feel safe -- she has brought many people together. thank you for your time. >> i am director of opportunity impact in the western addition. want to thank supervisors mirkarimi for his support, in particular of the

davis has pleaded guilty because of reason of insanity. davis routinely tortured and beat her niece and the girl's twin brother. jazmine was found dead in their home in 2008. davis had been custody of the twins because their mother was addicted to crack cocaine. >>> maybes of the antiwar group code pink showered former minnesota governor tim pawlenty with confetti. they posted this video on you teen. he was signing books at a health insurance conference. they questioned his stance on gay and police rights. >>> governor jerry brown says over the next few days he will move heaven and earth to get a budget agreement all sides can live with. >> for a decade the can has been kicked down the road and death has piled up. california is facing a fiscal crisis and very strong medicine must be taken. >> now he must reach out to both republicans and democrats. members of his own party are angry that he vetoed a democratic sponsored bill. lawmakers say the governor must provide specific proposals for a budget he would sign. >> he seems to want a confro

. >> duelo de lanzadores entre davis y garcia, kosuke fukudome cruza la registradora y los cachorrosa victoria a los cachorros robandole el doblete a los cachorros. >> doug davis podría haber perdido, pero ganann ante los mulos de manhattan, luego los metz ante los angelitos, por hoy ricky rubio se descidio a entran a los lobos de minessota, >> como he dicho me voy a la nba he tomado la decisión y tengo un sueño que ahora se va a hacer realidad tengo solo palabras de agradecimiento al barcelona me ha dado la oprotunidad de luchar por títulos importantes. >> el cubo torres esta tras el manchester con una oferta es todo

find in the future when they're looking for a case it's called i had no bizarrely in this case mr davis the court clerk decided to take a bit of poetic license and his while the case did not decide the corporations or persons in fact if anything it rejected the notion for the fifth time in as many years than croft in his cliff notes version in his the his head no he wrote quote the defendant corporations are persons within the intent of the clause in section one of the fourteen but out of the constitution the united states which forbids a state to divide any person with it has jurisdiction equal protection of the law end quote and with that simple headnotes something that isn't legally even binding bancroft incorporated poor or not a judge i don't like that official slipped into the supreme court's record full constitutional rights personhood for corporations this despite the fact that the chief justice specifically said his court would not address the matter and despite the fact that every previous supreme court decision had explicitly denied those same rights to corporations and by th

rsjita davis. developer of affordable homes here in san francisco for both first time home buyers but also for families who need supportive services. i really urge you to support this project and deny the appeal. i was also on the community advisory board for the housing element, the part of the general plan, and through many months of very rank rows discussions about the future of housing in san francisco, it was clear that there were certain neighborhoods who felt that the affordable housing responsibility should only be in a very few neighborhoods. and they would love to talk about victorians, and as the owner of a victorian, i have to say that there is this wonderful part about that. but we also have to realize we live in are 21-century city. we're a phone callal point around the world and i urge you to provide opportunities for disadvantaged young people, who are in one of the most expensive cities in the world and take on that responsibility to provide services and support services that provi

tortura y maltrato infantil en contra de "jazzmin davis".toridades dicen que la adolescente de 15 aÑos fue abusada durante un peÍodo de 15 meses, en el que sufrio desnutricion, golpes y quemaduras.---el juicio no ha finalizado ya que la acusada se declaÓ no culpable por incompetencia mental. --en san francisco, la policia busca a un conductor que baleó a un empleado municipal en un ataque de ira tras el volante.---los hechos ocurrieron esta maÑana en la interseccion de la avenida "palou" y la calle "quint" en el distrito "bayview".---el sujeto abrio fuego contra el trabajador del departamento de trafico y estacionamientos, despues de que éste diera una vuelta en "u" con su vehiculo. ---la policia describio al sospechoso como un hombre de unos 30 aÑos, al parecer hispano, que se dio a la fuga en un auto oscuro. ---un juez del condado de "contra costa" ordeÓ hoy la liberacion de un violento delincuente sexual en los proximos dias y con pocas restricciones.---"cary verse" saldÁ del hospital estatal de "coalinga" en tres dias para posiblemente r

. >> the truck/trailer combination, double bottom dump semi trailer owned by john davies trucking of mountain, nevada. >> reporter: the ap says john davies trucking company has been cited repeatedly state authorities for crashes, unsafe driving, and operating a truck with tires so bald, the vehicle had to be taken off the road. it's not yet known if any safety violations played a role in this crash 70 miles east of reno. but the ntsb says it's one area they will be looking at. >> the vehicle factors, focus on vehicle records, the truck equipment, whether the systems are functioning properly, whether there are any recording devices that can provide data. >> reporter: the ap says the company's been cited for two crashes in the last two years. a january? specs found trailer tires so bald the rig was deemed an eminent hazard to public safety. ntsb investigators will investigate the back ground of the big rig driver, who was killed in the crash. >> well, the human performance team will take a closer look at the driver, his history, develop a 72-hour history, look for fatigue issues. there

. >> rare candid moments captured by jourlist mark davis who spent months traveling with the founderf wikileaks. >> he went from a hobo character f you like, to a rock star. >> you followed for him months, spending time with him. what is he like? >> he is private. he is a charming guy when he relaxes. he has an intense computer nerd mind. but when he is off on that, he is very funny. >> my voice will get sexier and sexier as the day goes on. >> nomadic and secretive, like the hero of a spy novel. >> he is seeing it as a weird james bond kind of thriller. he believes that everyone's c constantly being tapped and followed. >> it his core, assange is a hacker. he persona has roots in a nomadic childhood. this is magnetic island a place of kmotic wild life and beauty off the coast of australia. a place julian assange once called home. but as a boy, he was often on the move h move. assange claims he attended 36 different schools. his bohemian mother and stepfather ran a traveling theater company. >> until i was about 10, we had a mixed experience. >> a life on the move turned into a life

i received davis-bacon wages when i was working for other contractors and paid a lot of davis-bacon wages as an owner-operator of a construction company i operated over 28 years. i can tell you that the federal government interfering with a contractual relationship between an employer and employee is the wrong thing to do. it does drive up the cost. the gentleman's opening remarks were spot-on. my own construction records show the costs go up between 8% and 35%, hardly insignificant. and it scrambles the relationship between employers and employees who are always jockeying for the highest paid federally designated scale. i've seen wages change from double to just going across the road because the federal government has designated a different wage scale for one division rather than another. we know this is union scale. nobody said that. this is government imposed union scale. and i'm not going to stand here to protect and defend those republicans. they did it to protect the unions in new york. and we know that because the labor from alabama was going to new york in 1931 to construction a f

trucking -- john davies trucking of mountain, nevada. >> reporter: john davies trucking company has been cited repeatedly state authorities for crashes, unsafe driving, and operating a truck with tires so bald the vehicle had to be taken off the road. it's not yet known if any safety violations played a role in this crash 70 miles east of reno. but the ntsb says it's one area they will be looking at. >> the vehicle factors, focusing on vehicle records, the truck equipment, whether the systems are all functioning properly, whether there are any recording devices that can provide data. >> reporter: the ap says the company's been cited for two crashes in the last two years. a january inspection found trailer tires so bald that the rig was deemed an eminent hazard to public safety. ntsb investigators will also be investigating the background of the big rig driver who was killed in the crash. >> well, as i said, the team will take a closer look at the driver, his history, develop a 72-hour history, look for fatigue issues. there's a large number of issues that will be looked for. >> repo

they are also looking in the john davis trucking company which employed the driver. officials say the company was cited repeatedly by

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bette davis was 52, as was martha, and james mason had always been 46, you know, so... [laughter] so it was--it was good. and so i said okay, knowing at the time that when you sell the rights of a play to be made into a movie, you lose absolute control over it-- understanding that. if you write a play, you have absolute control over what is done to your play onstage. they can't change a word without your permission. but you take a chance when you sell a movie. but that whole combination struck me as being pretty good. but then there's a thing called movie magic, and bette davis and james mason turned into elizabeth taylor and richard burton. and oddly enough, mike nichols stayed mike nichols, and...but i sort of trusted mike. i didn't think he was going to allow them to really screw it up. and what happened, finally, by some great fortune: there was no screenplay. i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minute

it -- for the davies campus, there is a small list of required land approvals. they need conditional use authorization and general plan referrals, along with a few other approvals from other departments. there was a question at the may hearing inquiring about the changes that have occurred to the babies project since the previous approval in 2007. in summary, there have not been any substantive changes. it -- with the babies project. -- with the dacies project. the sidewalk has been modified, but the building itself has not been changed. now we move on to the van ness and geary campus. the project requires several land-use approvals, including general plan amendments to the van ness area plan to support a high density medical campus, a general plan referrals for the tunnel under van ness avenue and the lane reconfiguration, sidewalk widening, and underground storage, creation of the van ness medical subdistrict within the van ness special use district to allow increased floor ratio at the hospital side from 7 to 9 and at the medical office site from seven to 7.5

was not did not decide that corporations have rights as persons and the core reporter jacey bancroft davis was a very wealthy and powerful man some of the former governor of massachusetts former president of the new newark and new york railroad and apparently good buddies with all the other railroad billionaires keep in mind at that time these guys were the bill gates's of their day they were literally the richest men in the world. now one of the things that supreme court reporters do in addition a chronicle in the case is to write a cliff notes version of the case this short summary has no legal standing whatsoever it's just there to make it easier for lawyers to find in the future and they're looking for a case it's called a but bizarrely in this case mr davis the court clerk decided to take a bit of poetic license in his head note while the case did not decide that corporations are persons in fact of anything or rejected the notion for the fifth time in as many years bancroft in his cliff notes version in his the his head no he wrote quote the defendant corporations are persons within t

beings and corporations don't this one a case but a rogue court reporter john chancellor bancroft davis with ties to the railroad parents who knew a person who would was the ultimate weapon to help them take over our nation. took some creative license in writing a commentary about the opinion of the justices to make it look like they did indeed rule that corporations are people and they didn't again that's despite the fact that the supreme court did not rule that corporations are people in that case in santa clara county versus the pacific railroad but thanks to court reporter davis and die was cast and corporate people the decepticons ran roughshod over our country for the next hundred twenty five years culminating in the supreme court's citizens united decision last year to get corporations the right to buy our democracy which brings us to boulder colorado where the city council will soon consider a referendum to be put on the ballot calling for an amendment to the united states constitution to strip corporations of the personhood the corporate court reporter davis deceptively gave th

are people in that case in santa clara county versus of the prisoner but thanks to a court reporter davis would die was cast and corporate people who decepticons ran roughshod over our country for the next hundred twenty five years culminating in the supreme court's citizens united decision last year they gave corporations the right to buy our democracy which brings us to boulder colorado where the city council will soon consider a referendum to be put on the ballot calling for an amendment to the united states constitution to strip corporations how the personhood the corporate court reporter davis deceptively gave them more than a century ago course this resolution in colorado is just a tiny step in other communities of past similar resolutions thirty one point arena california about a decade ago but it keeps the message going and most importantly it keeps waking people up to amend the u.s. constitution congress has passed an amendment in both chambers with a two thirds majority and then three quarters of all state legislatures need to pass it as well so you're a boulder colorado passes

in davis. raymond took it and sent it to you report site. >>> and this is the downpour seen in downtown oakland this morning. it caught those without umbrellas ducking for cover . the bay area saw hail pounding down in napa this morning. serena sent this video. >>> and sent a close up picture of the miniature golf balls and gives you a good idea how strong that hail storm was today. don sanchez is live. tough day to dine outdoors. >> this is the way it is supposed to be. enjoying the ambiiance and food and drink and that sort of thing. but i think nature made it rather difficult and a challenge for life and business. pounding the pavement pumped up drops of rain and sending tourist and locals running for cover and complicating the lives of outof towners. the san francisco landmarks are shut down for repair work. rain on june 1st doesn't seem

his former name of davis is more familiar to law enforcement here in washington.nal history dates back to 2002. he has both felony and misdemeanor convictions, including robbery, assault, obstructing officers, theft, and driving with a suspended license. neighbors who live in the same building tell me they didn't know any part of his history. did you ever think anything unusual of this family? >> no. you hear them arguing. but that's normal. >> reporter: she asked i keep her face off-camera. >> he seemed like he was a working guy. like he'll come and he'll go. his wife was really nice. >> that was denise whitaker of komo. this is the eighth time in the past two years there have been planned attacks or carried-out attacks on domestic u.s. facilities. >>> a 20-year-old man from louisiana is expected to make a full recovery following a vicious shark attack along the florida gulf coast. tyler mcconnell was thrown off a jet ski not far from shore. that's when he felt something chewing up his right leg. he got back on the jet ski and raced for the beach. >> if i wouldn'

. >> reporter: they say john davis trucking company has been cited multiple times for crashes, unsafe driving operating a truck with tires so bald the vehicle had to be taken off the road. it's not yet known if any violations played a role in this crash. the ap said the company has been cited for two crashes in the last two years, a january inspection found tires so bald the rig was deemed a hazard to safety. investigators will also september the background of the driver who was killed in the crash. >> the team will look at the driver, his history, develop a 72 hour history. >> reporter: workers continue to look through rubbles looking for more bodies. among the known dead the conductor lorette lee, a 68- year-old grandmother who lived in concord until two months ago. 47 years lenny walker has seen a lot but wasn't on board friday when his train was hit. he was on a week's vacation while someone else filled in. >> it's a strange feeling because it's relief you that aren't there and then also a strange feeling of i should have been. >> reporter: the woman who filled in for him was kill

jasmine davis. she's also accused of torturing jasmine's brother. >>> the alameda fire department says funding cuts led to a lack of training for water rescues. >> i've - - >>> pleasanthill police are investigating a string of catalytic converter thefts. five thefts were reported yesterday all within 24 hours on the south side of the city. investigators say they were stolen from four toyota ford runners and one toyota tacoma. trucks and suvs are especially popular targets of catalytic converter thieves. the parts are easy to steal and. >>> officers jobs are on the line as a crucial vote is under way. robert handa is live now in san jose with what police are saying and how the mayor responded today about keeping officers on the streets. robert-- >> reporter: well julie officers are coming here to union headquarters or going online to cast their votes. they all got this e-mail from the police officers association and the title says it all about this proposal. the good, the bad, and the ugly. many of s

when they identified themselves as police officers, davis tried to take off but they stopped him and arrested him. davis tonight is being held on suspicion of burglary. >>> it's unusual bay area weather the delivering strong wind and rain is claiming some unusual victims, baby predator birds normally safe in their nests this year are getting swept away. in a story you will see only on 2, robert handa shows us birds rescued and now being repaired, robert. >> reporter: for analysts this late, winter weather can disrupt lives. especially when nests are destroyed. then it takes humans to survive. these six baby barn owls were just a few of those rescued. it's unusual to see so many predator birds, but right now predators are nesting. very high in trees, and the unseasonal strong winds are blowing them down. >> they can't defend themselves. and so and they can't be renested because it's so high or dangerous situation or trying to get them back into the nest. >> reporter: the wind also grounded two baby red shouldered hawks. but as luck would have it, the center is already caring for a fem

i'm thinking about it, remember the name of jack davis. >> he was a democrat who was running a pretend party candidacy. >> what happened? >> he brought in 9%. >> did they do that with a purpose in mind? >> yes, i think -- >> it's a convinced democrat. >> yes. >> and he managed the tea party -- >> may have done that -- [everyone talking at once] >> yes, they had done in in other districts. >> why did they do that? >> it was a strategy they tried in other districts. [everyone talking at once] delivering this republican seat to the democrats. >> i don't think you can say every one of his votes would orwin. >> how many would you say would have gone to him? >> i don't know it. would have bin a -- the fact -- [everyone talking at once] >> the fact that it was 4 points. >> now, he would even easily have delivered that. [everyone talking at once] >> playing math is not politics, john. that's traditionally republican district. this is a third -- >> there's another reason -- so what -- >> there's a reason why -- >> it was -- >> it was -- [everyone talking at once] >> it was a proxy race for 2012

the davis trucking company didn't respond immediately to the a. p.'s request for comment. ann? >>> well, a second person has died from her juries after a -- injuries after a car slammed into a south bay nursing home. 100-year-old suzanne infante and ester buckneg ra were killed yesterday. police say the 90-year-old drier hit the gas instead -- driver hit the gas instead of the brake. the car careened into the amberwood home at san jose. the driver won't face charges police say. >>> the controversy surrounding a college football player arrest because of his saggy pants more than a week ago is still being talked about this weekend. people spoke out at an naacp public forum today at the jones methodist church saying deshon marman was a victim of social injustice. >> racism is real. you got to represent yourself when you go out in the public or whatever, anything can happen. >> marman was arrested after refusing to pull up his saggy pants before boarding a plane. but u.s. airways allowed another man to board a flight wearing women's underwear. >>> lawyers for the suspect in the tuc

they could be deported at anytime, and for now, they cannot return to uc davis. live in the south bay, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. >>> no budget, no pay. the state controller halted paychecks for california lawmakers after determining they did not pass a balanced spending plan. the controller john chung says it was off by nearly $2 billion, and today he exercised the authority to withhold pay for every day the budget is late. democrats approved the bummingett last week on a -- budget last week on a simple vote and it was promptly vetoed. >> that budget was an embarassment. it was a sham. it was an absolute -- it was an insult to the people jie. you deserve your pay cut. >> it was a legislative paycheck protection plan. most of the legislators here work for a living. we are not millionaires. so it will be a challenge. >> democrats deny claims they rushed a budget to get a paycheck. once a budget is passed, lawmakers will not get the pay they lost. >>> and the city of alameda drafted a union contract for firefighters. but not after the intens

davis will be in court next month. mug shot of smiling don edwards, the total release yesterday, awaiting the outcome of a federal indictment for violating campaign finance >> gabby giffords is now considered an outpatient. she will be living with her husband in their home commute daily to the hospital for rehabed but coming home at night. >> 8:52 a.m., we have more news straight ahead as the kron 4 morning news roles on until 10:00 a.m.. beautiful blue skies over the bay. .. but >> anyone visiting yosemite national park is seeing some of the most spectacular water far is it that they have had in the years. the warm weather has melted the snow, we received a lot of snow this winter, all of that is running down can't fully in rivers and streams. that is why we see such is wonderful sights like the ones on your screen. normally most of the waterfalls and dry up to mid- late summer, but this past winter they received 200% of normal snowfall, they expected the water falls into last longer. >> the latest in entertainment ne

amtrak train was headed to the bay area jonathan davis attracting was under scrutiny for operating a truck which tires sobol they had to be taken off the road way. it's not sure if the record show anything concerning this crap six people are dead and 20 are injured arid behalf >> and in the forecast we're talking very way >> it may pick up significant rainfall numbers we have low cloud cover out there right now and not a bad visibility problems. we are start and off with some fog and here you can see on the satellite the fog moving into the area. overcast conditions today right now temperatures are in the '50s upper '40's for santa rosa by the afternoon highs will stay around what we had yesterday closest to 80 degrees in santa rosa of 84 antioch and 84 for more detail error we are gonna be watching a band of rain working its way into the area a can start as early as tonight and continue into wednesday. the majority of your morning and you will be wet. it spreads at bay area wide into the evening. could see possibility of thunderstorms close to 2 in. of rain expected in the north. as