the ec the area affected are not. the epicenter near seven trees california.ea certainly felt it. there to aftershocks this is a kron 4 seismograph here in the aftershocks were 2.6 at a 2.1. those are quite mild the bay area accustomed to those kinds of quake's. it was felt at first jolt of a wide area of the bay area. no damage has been reported let's check in with kimberly our internet reporter for the latest report she's fighting on line. >> and keeping an eye what viewers are sitting on twitter and facebook. a lot of people saying they felt the quake jolted if they were near the epicenter or as far in the north bay or the east bay. just a gentle rolling damage so far. that's a good some comments first off on twitter this person said felt that in san jose there are home alone in got really scared. if the jumped up and ran to the doorway. this person said they were sitting upstairs getting their son dressed in his bed started shaking. it happened so fast that they did even realized it was an earthquake at first. ross receiving a lot of comments on our face b

ahora los eces federales en ariz arizona ha llevado el caso en contra del asesi y sea pues un evo juezara ha llevado todos los casos en contra del ctel de la droga de los hermanos a e arrellan félix la primera audiencia será aquí el 24 de febrero jo. >>>josé: dfransco cuevas mucs gracias. en esta cobertura eamos en washingtononde el congresou unió al homenaje nacional a las víctimas pero en el capitolio se debatió mbién acca de la viencia vbal en los discursos, lori montenegro nos amplia. >>>lori: ela cámara baja un día cargado de emoción. >>>lori: nuestros corazones estápartidos pero nuestro espíritu. di el presidente de cámara de repsentante hoy recordar a su colega giffords luchando por su va. vari varios legisladores han llado a la unidad. >>> hay un clima que perjudica s buenas relaciones que ve deberíamos de tener. >>>lori: la respuesta contraria fue in mre daits > inmediata. sculo pa muchos culparon a la republicana sarah palin quien se defendió en este video. dijo que peodistas activistass no deben acudir a la calumnias sarientas porque esto genera la vioncia que ellos dice denunc

review and possible action to revise the security plan for the place of entertainment permit number ec- 934. >> as i referenced in the director's report, we brought this item before you on the agenda because there has been a number of incidents over a short amount of time at this location and this is a cause for concern. the letter that was sent is behind my director's report memo there's also the security plan that was submitted to us on the third of december. this is an opportunity for you to talk to the same new operators and discuss the revisions of their security plan, additional conditions, and i think that -- the director added to that and that was a stepping off point for a set of decisions that you might consider adding to this permit. this is consistent with what we have been doing in the past. if you don't have them, if he cannot find them. >> i have any -- i don't >> this might be underneath your binder. >> i did not get that page. >> i believe that we had a lot of the operators here and a representative for you to speak to this item as well. we have not done this very rece

mientras que la autoridades dicen que (...) no esta cupe orando con la ento tigación el sospechoso r a ecepelo rapado, enfrenta diferentes --entre tanto, h representado por el abogado de defendió a (...). >>> entre tanto hoy recordaron a la masac de re ellos un asesor de la la congresista gabrielle gifford e iéñ habría realizado el evento, éñ se gradúa de la universidad de california era el vi hicieron un altar en la escuela de cristiana la niña que fu cÍctima tambiñn. >> el presidente barack obama congreso, gaur darnos un minuto de silencio el presidente y la primera dama encabezaron el minuto de silencio por la víctima de tucson arizona, congresista y personal ofrecían su respetos frente el capitolio. >>> los meses de septiembre y octubre tuve la experiencia de ver y escuchar gente con mucho odio, este que nunca jamás había visto en mis campañas. >>> raúl dice que más seguridad será parte de la nueva realidad. >>> una seguridad local, pero tambiéñ tenemos que reconocer que hay amenazas serias contra miembro del congreso, incluyendo a la congresista gabrielle gifford tambié he recibido am

the other item that ec talks a lot of reasons why there is tactical disadvantage to engaging a moving vehicle. this gets into moving to an area of safety, moving to an area of cover. >> the idea is for the officers to move out of the way rather than standing his or her ground. that sounds like a major new ones. >> what your seeing in the bulletin, that is something that is important for training purposes. we have officers better training. we are trying to explain that there are tactical disadvantage to engage in these threats and that cover is an option that we want our officers -- >> how long have you been a police officer? >> 15 years. >> did you think that you could stand your ground? >> to be honest, it confused me because this was listed under prohibited circumstance. if you read the specifics of the language, if it falls under the permissible circumstances, this is permitted. i was always confused. there is reason why it is under prohibited circumstances, but after the same time they said that if it falls under the permissible circumstances, it would be okay. i was confused by t

the twoides also agreed to start talks in april on an ec agreement between japan and mongolia. the japanese government plans to diversify its sources for rare earth metals to reduce t untry's heavyelnc o china. the move came after china effectively restricted rare earth exports to japolsion by a trawler with japanese patrol boats near the sengoku islands in early september. >>> china iooin i economic psence in europe and has promised financially troubled spain it will continue buying the european country's nd chinese vice premier lee k ke kyung met spanish prime minister jose luis rodriguez zaparo on wednesday. li arrived in spain the previous he told zapatero a strong and stable europe is important to inand they will continue to buy spanish bonds. china also signed $7.5 billion mprth of deals with spanish the agreements include investment by a chinese oil company and a spanish project to develop energy ibrazil. a spanish i.t. company also won a contract to develop air-conditioned systems in chinese airports. vice premier li will next visit rmy d itain, continuing china's effor

. >> we are the heart of the day that the ec. >> if it's about money where's the harm? >> there's children involved. they're wondering what this is about. >> and partially ever school board closes our program works. >> do not disregard our achievements. >> i did not spend my day dealing with this plan i am able to teach. the reason i went to sacramento. >> you can't take people working in high performing organizations and transfer them. >> the students are sitting out there sitting in tears where maccabean two years? >> to them when asked what the kids thought this is where i think closing it would be one of the worst ideas ever word i know that other people think that too. >> the board is expected to vote february 8th on which schools to close walnut creek, jonathan bloom, kron4 news. >> check and your forecasts louisa is standing by. good morning. >> good morning james, thursday morning starting off with clear conditions here's a shot by san jose we are off to a warm start 51 in san jose by noon 60, high temperature of 63 back down to the '50s by 8:00, san francisco,

the climate is quite conducive, this is an ec political message to make if you want to score cheap points. >> whatever the outcome of the investigation, many will still connect the murder to david kato's work campaigning for equal rights. >> the latest from j.d. salinger. the celebrated author cultivated a reputation as being publicity -- shy and he might not have been as reclusive as he liked to make out. when he died last year, he had not been interviewed for 30 years or published in the works since 1965. letters to a british friend offer a different picture. >> they say that his -- they say that reputations are hard won and easily lost. this is meant as a warning against complacency. not so for j.d. salinger fans to welcome a look at his life. he became famous for "the catcher in the rye." the media responded to him as portraying him as a recluse and a widow. the american author wrote to his friend and it revealed a warm and open man. he did theater and coach tours. they have been given to the university by his friend's daughter. she thinks that his letters show stylistic traits with h

the ec says it is responding to cuts in government funding. >> it started as the bbc empire service. for more than 80 years, it has helped burnish britain's image abroad. now, it is facing the biggest cuts in its history. >> it is a sad day for some audiences in the world service and to those people who are leaving their jobs, but the world service is such a strong, important thing for britain and our audience that we are determined to make sure that it is supported. >> today's world service broadcasts in 32 languages, including english. but a big reduction in for an office grants is forcing big changes. the cuts include the closure of five language services completely, including those in serbian and albanian. a further seven including russian will land radiobroadcasting to move entirely online, and the bbc claims 30 million listeners will be lost thanks to those changes and the closure of shortwave transmitters carrying signals like in the and swahili. bbc unions said the cuts would do great harm. >> because they are proposing will do enormous damage for the scale of the bbc service

the ec from the live shots a couple cars demolished we will bring more details to you as we get them. >> the stock market hit a benchmark today scoring 12,000 for the first time in to a half years. the the dow remained above 12,000 for most of the day before late get it finished at 11,985 and that is up eight points from yesterday for about one-tenth of a percent. our financial analyst rob tells us why the 12,000 mark a significant. >> 12,000 as a benchmark what's nice is psychology for those who've been out of the market for few years it is a stockbroker in excuse to call the client say the market is up 26% since august. are you ready. psychologically we can get more momentum coming up from the 12,000 type number. >> the nasdaq finished at 2007 that's about 20 points. the s&p 500 finished up 500 points at 1297. governor jerry brown faces a $25.4 billion state budget deficit to. today the governor talked to a panel of the state's top mayors. he said it's important to maintain funding to keep programs such as schools and public safety but he says everything else should be on the table.

out of this project which is a legislation ec

i look forward to meeting the group through what will undoubtedly be a tough year for the ec

as imagine what it does come to san francisco the waterfront ec here will see renovations. we talked to across ross to see who this water was. >> this is the world couple sailing i think san francisco is poised to put on the most spectacular event. of worldwide. the thing or the perfect amphitheater for that. what propels that level of new revenues is going to be the tourism that this will bring and that will generate the kind of revenue that otherwise your ago would of been possible. >> we were talking early hint about a number of places that kept posting over and over again carry and this could stay in san francisco. >> that's a big thing to remember that a lot of people don't recognize that the newport they had the america's cup from 1930 to 1983. just because were getting it again at 20 12th will see the preliminary races in the 2013 the big race. it doesn't mean just that carried of the facilities here. >> thank you christine. jonathan blum is live his at the golden gate yacht club in san francisco what's happening there. >> they've broken out some fine red wines and s

. >>> rescd.ue,ec rescue, empowerg anyone with a phone to save a life. >>> more than 300,000 apps available. this one stands apart especially for firefighters who are shorthanded. >> today the east bay, instead of adding more personnel, they're reaching out to the public and a high-tech friend. an app simply called fire department. so if you know cpr, you can download the app. if you're nearby when an emergency strikes, you might be called on to help. the google maps shows you exactly where to go. the fire department is hoping by reaching out to the public, it can help everyone feel connected and create a sense of empowerment. >>> -- going to vote, it means making your skills available to save a neighbor's life. >> what a great idea. that app available now at the san ramon fire department. >>> up ,xt lauren scott with sports and we have a mike singletary sighting. stay with us. this is my band from the 80's, looker. hair and mascara, a lethal combo. i'm jon haber of alto music. my business is all about getting music into people's hands. and the plum card from american express open helps me

the interesting thing is that some ec clouds roll in, slight chance of a sprinkle or two. during the afternoon it should be fine lot of sunshine. overnight, along the coast, bay low '40's, a look cooler inland with temperatures getting down to the '30's for the better part of the week ahead. check and your commute, erica, >> everything looks good, no accidents, incidents to contend with if you're getting at the door right now, westbound each tier of the approach the bay bridge, nice, light. no problems to up the incline and along the upper deck. no wind or far, for the may stretch san francisco 8-9 minutes. san mateo, no problems, where 101. now back up at the toll plaza. same story at the golden gate, south bart run 01 traffic smiling at the limit, no problems or nine county the entire ride looks good of novato. if you are broadcasting area, in india at the day off and you're heading out this year, bring it trains. you don't need them for on-80 or 50. james. >> clean-up continues in parts of this of the midwest, a deadly storm flooding homes killing seven people in arkans

the reports of any problems for ec transit or we need but bart just reported time that it delays on a couple of trends coming from 19th street in oakland and san francisco direction. area? >> let us follow art solo coverage at it in the bridge. it testiculate death beat whether edition. >> we heard about some dense fogs morning. especially here. i drove it from iran to delay on the 37. it is notorious for having dense fog. i can tell you that it was very clear out there and once a kdd also clear. for a time there was fault on the car he does bridge which is going out. the traffic is flowing smoothly. the traffic through the toll plaza is eastbound 80 and was bound 80. >> to give yourself as a fault chaser. like that storm is about less exciting. we're not putting in a tornado or anything. >> other stores we're watching investigators are looking for a man who shot and killed someone inside of the coffee shop in broad daylight. it happened at a busy intersection and investigators say that they search for clues last night. i suspect armed with the government said the business and shot a

e prod@")nd l$ece tpt 2ecaeae what d to say ab'jt bl@k l'@h,aiyo af'+the sryit qyo@ put thpr)f $# dofteith ave 2 2u'jso thaories,b2hat2uerif"th$@ yoy bendhedos. at wt''f"bwhena stlmejá bubehif@ thedos when e 2usions are pg deis not reallybo tju 2 >> we, it's cert@nly un$ksatyofhedan2 perien onthplanetnd the expe"gce as amer$!ans in pele húke a@$b- hes8 have @'hle cor ll c' to i"storiea whe characters tell at st')y. +dea+dit"ajbiences will 2 sgo j s""st$"a@@out 2un relaáoniincsral an2 generaswh black foiyare 2 d you egser . 22u coddunitieth haen"g reoumet o. y @"rtn ors ld 2ust$" mbe"#ctm" dd la uriin 2 sp tu migl havexperieqed cowg up@re noas pj&ar? wh ayour thoughtúat @? >>y thoughts abo@ tha2are th as and teectuú&black lks feel, yojkn'+, that this 2t$!ular story about our 2ua$gmerica@t famill 2uveiw thoughitwas well done úgd 2 2lldthe @'alem is$@ te3qtobeth)ç one that 2 a@owho+you know, how live+2 there e other mi dynams 2 depicted. 2th are8ot and $ca3s answ") the 2uestion ato why this iculú) sj wh$!h kindof idows the deps deavatio ctala!eam$"is2 e one thathaieentoldand audien!"s s

ec the mobile command center, they knew at the bit to attract it's not just a simple tow truck.tever they find it is a car. you see the monster, the big toy trucks waiting in case they need to be called in to grab a car from the water. you can see the yellow tape, this is so remote that it took a farm worker, you have to be a farm worker to be here. because over there, this is the area that they saw fresh tire tracks government and into the water which is why they're here. if all the places along county they believe this is a good place to start. >> you have to know this area. >> like to tucson, looks to be an improvement in the condition of congresswoman gabrielle giffords her husband is speaking rain now. >> me be there by your side, as much as possible. every single day. i don't know how long this process will take. but, if i want to it sometime address situation with our children, teenage girls going to school every day. also be able to at some point consider the possibility of returning to work that makes most sense that she is in memorial harmon in houston tx. so, i am ext

. >> here at s f o ec sunshine, reflecting on the buildings. but we also see the fog and low cloud cover. visibility in some parts red around as apple less intense a mile. that's why we see delays at s at all, they have a ground hold until 8:00 a.m., at any flights are being held at the point of departure until 8:00 a.m., they cannot head there until 8:00 a.m., by their reckoning they feel the fog will be gone. oakland and san jose on time and right now. here's where we see the fog san rosa long 1 01, or run the media bay the color coding shows visibility down one-tenth of miles in some spots. it isn't breaking up. everybody else seems 10 mi. visibility right now. improving our by hour. fog tracker by the 9:00 a.m. hour, it stays mixed. starting to break up by 11:00 a.m., enough is gone we to let the advisory. when the afternoon it is burning off leaving us with sunny conditions this afternoon. temperatures upper 50's, low 60s. still hanging in there that temperature range. probably not into the fifties until maybe 11:00 a.m., that is where we

people are gathering ec vice- president by and shaking hands with the new speaker of the house john painterfrom ohio. we will cover and carry the president's speech live beginning at 6:00 we have a lot more news at a look at the oscar nominations coming up. gen wall after the break. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] for a limited time, call to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services and a 1-year price guarantee. it's our fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothin'. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network for no extra charge. so for a limited time, get high speed internet for just

again, my question to you is to what ec tent should the advice to you about this been better be given that it's no surprise to anybody that the iranians do not like the usa and u.k.? and we're not likely to share our object i haves, and particularly we're not likely to welcome a democratic state which we were trying to create being installed in iraq with the help of the americans and the british? so shouldn't the jic, shouldn't other advisers have worked on a rather more pessimistic assumption, that iraq was going to seek to try to interfere with our success rather than cooperate with it or preserve a neutral stance towards it? the if i can just have a fairly short answer on that because, again, we covered quite a lot of this last year. >> you might say with hindsight, yes. i think at the time people didn't think that, and, you know, we had been engaging with iran over this. we'd been engaging with the new sanctions, debate and so on and, no, i think we -- and this brings me to my point. because you made a point earlier that, you see, i also think needs amendment. how do you deal with

. >> it typically blend's ec cannot see that the horizon. and depending of the intensity of the laser would be of a motion goggles are not it could it be as second or less a minute or two. >> there so dangerous that they have damaged the eyesight of the pilots. and them is a disease is going to the store. >> there were 3-$400 but now they are available for it being cheaper to >> bye. and christine connally for kron4 news all >> seven east bay schools have been put on the short list. they're trying to save $1.5 million. kristin, is alive and she has the latest. >> parents are here to learn why. why did their school and up on this list over other schools. at kentucky that this meeting is actually talked at this point. and when to roll some video. this is just a fraction " of some people who had showed up. cannot even get in the theater anymore to hear the presentation, that is what i did it is. there are seven of these schools that are on the list of possible closure's but relate what is going on is trees in areas. each of these in areas of th

however, the first thing to keep in mind about lawrence is that his wartime ec ploits represent -- exploits represent only two years out of his life, that his books mattered more to him than his wartime adventures, that his friends from 1918 to his death uncolluded winston churchill, bernard shaw, robert graves, e.m. foster, nancy astor and noah coward. and throughout his short lifetime he had an extraordinary effect on people and events. he was not merely a hero. with no effort on his part, he became the symbol for innumerable other heros whose names were not remembered who fought or who died in world war i. a painful but glamorous reminder of not only the sacrifices that have been made in that war, but of the failures that had taken place after it at the peace conference and elsewhere. the broken promises, the hasty and misjudged frontiers, the greed for oil that had led to the dismemberment of the middle east and much else besides. lawrence reminded people constantly by his work, by his fame, by his highly visible public atonement, by his very presence of what might have been achieved af

basically, a very strong ec presentation of -- expression of his inverted moral compass at this point. he is arrested in 1945 by the soviets, and after a year of being transferred, he is not identified as an ss man. he arrives in 1946 in a mine in check slow virginia advantage ya. -- czechoslovakia. and on his second day in the mine, he walks up the mine, and he's very curious at what is around him. he peeks at a certain point into a shaft. and what happens next is this: his whole face is caught wean the elevator -- between the elevator author and the mine floor, and his whole face is misfigured. he loses sight in one of his eyes. he has a very hard time swallowing. and for a year long he goes through surgeries. but this, this formation of his face did not stop him from becoming a family man. and in 1950 he marries hannah blosche. this is, of course, a montage of him before his disdisfiguration. he marries her and they have three children, one from a previous marriage of hannah. and hannah testifies in letters she writes to the east german security service years later, she writes how

lumpkin, you, perhaps, many know of him, when he went to congress from georgia in 1827, his goal was to ec pell the cherokees from georgia. that was his goal. and he described his legislation, however, as indian reform. that was the way. but his opponents knew what his crusade was about. he put it this way, northern fanatics, male and female, had gone to work and got p -- gotten thousands of petitions protesting against the removal of the poor, dear indians from the states where they were located to west of the mississippi. now in president jackson lumpkin had a powerful ally. jackson had convinced himself that he was doing the cherokee a favor by insisting that they move. there was increing friction between the white settlers, excuse me, the white settlers and the cherokee, and jackson felt that his humane answer was to force the cherokees to live their -- leave their traditional tribal land. what he didn't ever hear was the response p of the cherokees themselves including school children. they learned that they might be driven west. their teacher told them, study hard because you may be

you said coming home was like popping ec that si. what do you mean by that?>> guest: i've actually never done ecstasy, but i imagine it feels ecstatic. you spend time roaming around a place like somalia or chad, and it puts into perspective, i don't know, what we have here in the united states and what we call problems. so one reason i enjoy my job as a freelance war correspondent, or enjoy's not the right word, one of the reasons i find it fulfilling is it contextualizes the rest of my life. and i've come away from my work as appreciating being an american more than before i did this kind of thing. >> host: when you read your book, it doesn't sound like you could stay in the states very long before you had to go back. >> guest: well, that's the irony. when you need that contrast between home life and life in some conflict zone in order to appreciate the home life, and you have to keep going back to the conflict zone in order to keep that and to maintain that contrast so that you can, i don't know, that's the only way i can find peace and satisfaction was to

he said coming almost like ec popping ecstasy. what do you mean by that? >> and actually never done ecstasy, but i imagine that it feels ecstatic, hence the name. i spent a lot of time roaming around places like chad or soma somalia and it puts into, i perspective, what we have here in the united states and what we call problems. so one reason i enjoy my job as a freelance workhorse on it. enjoy is not the right word. one of the reasons i find ite os fulfilling his attic contextualizes the rest of my life. and i think i've come away frome my work as appreciating being af american more than before i did this kind of thing.doest >> when you read your book, does that seem like you can stay in . the states a lot you have to go back. >> that the irony. you need the contrast between home life and life in some lifea conflict zone in order to bacto appreciate the home life, then you have to keep going back to the conflict zone in order tocos maintaino that contrast so -- id don't know, that's the only way they can find peace andthestwo satisfaction was to move bet

there i have a kind of, i think, an approach that i would follow is one that looks to the comparative ec per tease as judges -- expertise as judges and, say, the nasa administrator who knows more about space than most judges. but you look at the statute and see what's at issue and judge comparative expertise in acourse dance with that. or when -- accordance with that. or when you're talking about states. it's not just brandeis' idea of the states being laboratories of experiment, but that's part of it. it's several ideas. and actually the europeans thought of what they call subsidiarity, itself captures a lot of thosein your mind helps when you reach difficult questions in that area, or when you're dealing with lower court trial decisions recognizing that these lower courts and higher courts -- the right word is not hierarchy, in my opinion, the right word is specialization. they have different jobs. the trial judge's job is different from that of the appellate court judge, and to understand that is to help decide a whole set of cases. and when you're talking about the constitution and c

again, my question to you is to what ec tent should the advice to you about this been better be given that it's no surprise to anybody that the iranians do not like the usa and u.k.? and we're not likely to share our object i haves, and particularly we're not likely to welcome a democratic state which we were trying to create being installed in iraq with the help of the americans and the british? so shouldn't the jic, shouldn't other advisers have worked on a rather more pessimistic assumption, that iraq was going to seek to try to interfere with our success rather than cooperate with it or preserve a neutral stance towards it? the if i can just have a fairly short answer on that because, again, we covered quite a lot of this last year. >> you might say with hindsight, yes. i think at the time people didn't think that, and, you know, we had been engaging with iran over this. we'd been engaging with the new sanctions, debate and so on and, no, i think we -- and this brings me to my point. because you made a point earlier that, you see, i also think needs amendment. how do you deal with

expel migrants, then there's some period of time before this threshold is crossed in which it's okay to ec pell them. well, how much time must pass before irregular migrants acquire a strong moral claim to stay, or how long does the state have to apprehend and expel irregular migrants? i don't think there's a clear answer to that question, certainly not one i'm going to propose. the growth of the moral claim is continuous, though at some point be it becomes strong enough that further time is irrelevant. the examples i've cited, i think, suggest that 15 or 20 years are much more than enough. ten years would seem to me like a maximum, and i'd even argue that five years of settled residence without any criminal convictions would be sufficient to establish anyone as a responsible member of society, but i recognize one can argue about the details of the time. on the other hand, and it does seem plausible to say a year or two is just not enough to establish such a strong claim. well, the policy implication of this analysis is that liberal democratic states should move away from a practice of gra

. >> guest: and we also see the beginning of the revolving door with oliver ec les who went to head the aircraft association. he'd been head of procurement of the army during the war. of course o, he was now on the industry side making money from it as opposed to the government side supposed on the overseeing it. and he used those connections to help advance the interests of the industry which we see, you know, up to the moment. we saw it in the '80s, the '90s and, you know, it's very current, that kind of technique for influence. >> host: yeah. no, bob gross was a real, a real trend setter in influencing the government from, from before world war ii days. and after world war ii, of course, he became a trend setter, notorious in the aircraft industry, for being more ready to bribe, you know, foreign defense ministers and even prime ministers, you know? he got, he got lockheed deep into the international bribery business and finally wound up, as you recounted in a horrible scandal in japan. >> guest: yes. >> host: tell that story. >> guest: it's interesting because it didn't come to ligh

ec structural reform a look part of your screen and the approach to the beit bridge on your right. most of the storm is moving to the east in the sierra. we are expecting much more snow there. we will have awful for cresson in a few minutes. >> millions of americans will have full coverage and that is because of provisions in the health care reform bill. paris would shows what those changes are. >> seniors will see most of the changes. 3 million medicare citizens will gain access to subsidize prescriptions as benefits close. seniors will have more access to prepared to live information. some of the benefits of decrees. drug companies will be hit with billions of dollars of taxes. the taxes will need to spend money on medical care. finally, it will not be able to use your flexible spending account on over the counter remedies. >> other changes will come in march that will require nutritional information for vending machine foods and restaurants. >> coming up we have a preview of jerry brown's in operation set for tomorrow. >> later at the woman's desperate cry to retrieve her stolen

the midterms are mere weeks away and according to polls we have an ecs and gap, which liberals would say is because obama has not done quite what they expect it and conservative democrats and independent voters would say he's been far too radical. so what better time to have the debate than a few weeks before the midterm so people can sort out their feelings about it. these are two great authors we have with us tonight to talk about it. first i'll introduce jonathan alter, who is the author at "the promise." he's also the author of the best-selling book, the defining moment: fdr's final days in the triumph of hope goody's accomplice for "newsweek." and roger hodge, his book came out today. his book is called "the mendacity of hope." he was editor in chief of "harper's magazine" from 2006 to 2010. he joined the staff of harper's in 1996, created the magazine column as well as online weekly review and was national magazine finalist for criticism in 2006. but back to kick us off i may just read two very different opening sections of your book. for jonathan, your book came out first. can

with reference to the 50 one 3 ec issue, 501 c 3 issue, has been funded by george soros, and ideologicallyupported by george soros who was an anti zion anti-israel person. -- has a piece of litigation, harvard graduate has a piece of litigation in washington against the federal government because they apply for 501 c 3 approval for people who contributed to their organization. they have been denied and their application has been sent for a special inspection by the federal government with several other jewish organizations. i think this is not the like. >> we have a 501 c 3. and bracket inaudible] >> you made me a happy man with your jokes and now you tell me you are center right. i am happy because i remember 1993 -- you are making me a happy man. now to congressman alan west. for the last time ever are will call you alan. the oklahoma of vote on sharia law. is there any thing congress can do to support those who voted against it? >> we should be able to invoke the tenth amendment which says rights not prescribed go to the state or individual. if the people of the state of oklahoma voted

that's the situation with the fog, the rain primarily to the north bay ec band working its way to san rafael you commit get the different bands here's one, here's another. as they come through they would drop a sprinkle or to not much falling, it was for 107 in shot falling. light rain just enough to annoy you to turn the wipers on. currently not bad, 48 in san rafael. antioch, los gatos. 46 concord. this afternoon to rise to the motorilow-to mid 50's. 56 san francisco. oakland 57, 58 in fremont. such bay of little bit warmer. 61 in morgan hill. boy in looks great as you head out, sunny skies along the bay. lance into mild almost upper 60s for saturday mid-60's for the future. tahoe, should be a great weekend here is your smoke bomb .com. conditions are looking good, 26 lives opena shortfall, 79 in. freebase debt, less open, 94 runs available. norstar, 65-95, 16 the seven, cloudy but fantastic skiing. mark. >> mild, snow, holiday weekend on tab joining us now with snow bomb dog.com. how are you? >> did you? >> what is the plan? >> visit can plan ahead go to discount liftoff could stop

if you want a consider public transportation no problems for ec transit, bird, many. >> 10:49 a.m.ge as city hall. race organizers on build their plants that they were going to have the biggest sailing race in the bay area. it will spur is up and read develop. city leaders say it will pour than a billion dollars in to the economy. >> a race that is oftentimes hard to see, is going to be impossible to miss here in several (cheering) cisco people who had no idea why they think it's a big deal, they are enthusiastic about the economic investments. excited about the transformation that will take place. still i think don't know what's about happen. they will fall in love with something they may not have experienced or new really existed. >> the last time the cup was have housed in the united states was in san diego in 1995. 10:50 a.m., headlines coming up in a minute. we will do one last check of what they're buying them back. 10:54 a.m., the larger show will unveil a ton of new technologies this week in las vegas. gabes late choses the gadgets coming up this year. >> first a couple of

ec conditions around the bay. a complete check straight ahead. >> a developing story to the search for for year-old boy continues, three days since juliani cardenas was kidnapped reed said of his grandmother's arms. a statewide in parlor is still on. no word on the boy or his kidnapper. they will be back to search an irrigation canal this morning. reggie, has more. >> met the family members hope that little juliani cardenas will town alive. the lights are still lead. investigators will be at the canal this time they will use sonar equipment. to find out if the 2003, toyota corolla that was used to this child adoption is in this canal. >> the suspect's mother is making a plea for sun. she is afraid this incidence will end in violence. >> please come home. we love you. we are scared. >> are you worried he will hurt juliani cardenas. >> he would never heard him. he loves him. i don't know why he's doing this. i don't understand. i'm scared. i'm afraid of him getting hurt, when they apprehend him. i'm afraid. my son h

and what i mean by that is this: in the kind of ec cochamber of -- echo chamber of american politics when people saw an attempt to get health care legislation being maligned as reparations, being maligned as some sort of communist property or takeover, when people began showing up at town halls with weapons, you know, that summer, i think that conjured very powerful images to african-americans and a kind of almost kind of defense mechanism kicked in such that it became very difficult to examine barack obama in terms of our own priorities, our own questions. if you -- matter of fact, when i was in cairo about three weeks ago, and it was interesting because it wasn't simply a national dynamic, but it was international. i was talking with an egyptian gentleman who told me that in a very explicit language about his content for george w. bush. -- contempt for george w. bush, and then said, but i pity your current president. and i was curious about what he meant by that. he said, well, he wants to do good things, but they won't let him. and the they being either republicans or being white

ec conditions of the south and directions. a couple of headlights on the road, i checked the censors no problems your entire ride out of novato past 37 and down to wall decried. >> continuing coverage of weather and traffic, jackie cecil one of our soul reporters, live at the cartoonist bridge taking a look at the conditions there. >> you can see traffic going on to the craftiness bridge westbound 80. we heard about the fog advisory's. i've driven on 37 down 80, i have not seen much fog at the toll plaza there was a patch of fog earlier. as you can see traffic is slowing nicely on the bridge. not a big fog issue here. >> we'll check in with you later jackie. >> investigators are looking for a man who shot and killed somebody in a coffee shop in broad daylight. it happened near poking yuri. they searched the shop for clothes and a motive. after police say it as a suspect ran into the business, shot a man several times before running away. >> a san jose mineta international airport terminal was locked down for more than two hour

outside giving you an idea of where the fraud is blanketing the ec at a long 101 down towards the goldengate and along. it's moving right to the gap also through the delta. really just socked him the fog advisor in the fact 11:00 visibility is less than a quarter mile we could see some of those dropping down very dangers on the roads give yourself all little extra time. visibility give you an idea where the problem spots are this or insurers as visibility less than a quarter mile per were talking about in most spots. tens of a mile visibility in san francisco also enter oakland. your fog shows us as we head towards 8:00 the fog is expected to thicken up with the receipt to the coastline as we head towards 11:00 batts milosevic should burn off still seeing some hanging along the coastline by the evening here evening commute will notice that fog settles in and once again to mock the very foggy day. 47 now back, 50 acclimat napa, 50 half, we're staying dry for today, but dry for a lot of the week. dry weather around a little salt tomato windy midweek senate, mild as a rat the work week. 430

we're falling latest in the flooding in australia and this town to be head ec the flooding year fromhe pictures above completely submerged. victoria more than 3500 people have been evacuated many residents without power 30 dense are being blamed on the flooding in queensland. >> stormy weather in the philippines since december has killed 56 people, they're at 19 still missing. flood waters, landslides has hit 25 provinces disaster council there says 1.5 million people have been affected by the rains more than half a million were provided assistance. the unusually heavy rains have been caused by a cold front that has been activated. >> rain to snow, the freezing weather that has hit snowstorms are forecasting it the region today forecaster said the freezing temperatures, icy rain expected to spread southwest across eastern china. we'll be back with more in just a couple of minutes, are big story is the fog, that's our weather story although it's crystal clear in the shot of the james lick. we'll be right back. sforza to the fog around the bay area the san mateo bridge showing up on th

of the webster when they get out here they found there was a body inside of that silver pontiac the ec sitting there obviously come and they called investigators to the scene. that is where we're at reno the doughnut is sex, age, how that person died in the died in the fire, or before the fire was started. obviously in bus fares will see the third time out here that has been almost two hours since they received the call only recently have we seen the crime scene investigators crack arrived. this is usually the you long process, with the fire is she going on in may take even longer. i assume the investigators will be out here for quite awhile. >> give me an idea, is this a deserted our way, people live there? >> if i call out, it is a one lane alleyway apartment buildings on both sides of the alley itself. it appears to have lots of activity in this area. it looks like it's a san francisco neighborhood. >> where the cars are is that the proper? >> its kind in the middle of the road, is a new one lay an alley, most of the cars are parked the other way. this alley is not marked as the one

changes are on the way courtesy of this system and the pacific the ec some of the cloud cover begin taboret bring is a chance of rain for tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, the rain begins in the north bay, a clock moves well as the north bay starting to purge concord, antioch. by noon, some of this showers move up, but the afternoon, we see another band of rain moving through. the north, the peninsula, at 3:00 seeing it move on through a rear evening commute we're starting to see that pat to rain activity light rain, nothing big head of our way breaks it even more by the evening, a lot more by the evening in wednesday morning. after that, we should say goodbye to the rain. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we said this changes are in store for tomorrow, not a big rain event quarter of an inch at most. donna that by wednesday afternoon things look ok wednesday, thursday chance of a sprinkle or to an to the mixed friday, saturday, they partly sunny skies, mild weather in time for your martin luther king weekend. erica. >> thank you, still getting along without any problems hot spots

. >> ec the traffic's traveling southbound, you can see that the dense fog that is traveling to all of the east bay out here at their travel down 24 through lafayette visibility was less than a quarter mile up there, it's gone a little better if your unsexy tariff but still, as you drive to the east bank you have to be aware of the dense fog >> is now training records mark >> known at all. roadways are finding it is so-called but the father is the story and whether this morning. >> thank you, thick 57 to the inland valleys especially this morning. >> developing story one man is dead shooting happened just before 10:00 last night on 16th and center streets. this is video from the scene, that's a man slumped or there will of his car no word of any suspect will be more details as a fighter. >> pacific gas and electric company is facing more lawsuits over september's deadly pipeline explosion filed against them last month. the daily journal says the lawsuit accused pg&e negligence, nuisance and other claims. the most recent, as they're weighing a decision by the judicial council to have al

t surely, we should learnh from or own national ec since world war -- ebb appearance since world warhat drastic reduction in size of the military make armed conflict all the more likely and with a high cost in american blood and treasure.r to maintain the kind of military needed requires not only adequate levels of funding, bute also fundamentally changing the way our defense establishment money and does business. that is why it is so important to follow through on the program of reform and overhead reduction that i've spoken about today.av this department simply cannot risk continuing down the samely path where our investment priorities, bureaucratic habits and lax attitudes towards costs are increasingly divorced from a the real threats of today, the growing perils of tomorrow and the nation's grim financial outlook.s these times demand that all of our nations' leaders rise aboveh the politics and parochialism that have too often plagued hav considerations of our nation'sth defense. whether from inside the pentagon, from industry ande interest groups and from one ens of pennsylvani

the flight is not moving so hard on the right ec the bushes from the mountain camp may be the ones areing down. today is the only one day. >> you're right about that area. the wind has died down in places like sampras got you can see that flag not really flopping around as much as earlier this morning. start of free of fog into the afternoon we will see lots of sunshine, conditions continue. dry weather also continues pretty pleasant as we had to the rest of the workweek right now when speeds 13 mi. an hour in novato, sfo down to about 77 is seen as winds died down currently in the '50s retenders san francisco, same for santa rosa, san rafael. 54 and half moon bay still in the '40's in places like livermore, antioch. satellite, radar mix of clear conditions passing cloud through the day overall pretty nice. mid- 60's in santa rosa. 60 novato, we will stay in the low 60s and places like oakland, hayward, south bay. tomorrow lots of sunshine, friday partly cloudy conditions abundance of sunshine straight to the weekend ended next week. erica. >> thank you, busy as ever and traffic depart

that the ec's and hopper was shot and killed were jews tran to take a photograph authorities do not knowilled the gunman or if it was his own bolide a warning some of the video is graphic. >> the suspect inside opened fire. struck a german township police officer. she currently miami valley, it appears rain now sears condition. they tell me he's believed to be ok. >> it appears that the door of the trailer opened, the person inside where it one shotgun blast. striking the deputy, and fatally wounding a deputy. we did enter the trailer suspect was deceased. apparently from the exchange of gunfire with deputies. bart deputy never had the opportunity to return fire, and take cover and the deputy was an outstanding deputy a parent of two children. this is the worst day in my 24 years as sheriff. >> the other officer the one who was injured is expected to survive as i said the authorities are investigating whether was the police fire that killed the gunman or whether he fired and killed himself. >> a new video coming in a major blaze in the century- old building in downtown toronto. a broker

. >> because the storm backed ec may be affected if you're flying out of the bay area.n jose to tell us if there's any cancellations. what's going on? >> no cancellation as far as flights from san jose to the east coast because they don't have direct flights. so the connecting flight say to minneapolis, chicago they say a couple of ticket counters they're just fine. you might have a problem once you get to those destinations, this is a smaller airports your have any problems there. i talked sfo really quick, i know jackie sissel just a live shot they told me they have 10 flight cancellation so far to boston, philadelphia as well as jfk those are just the morning flights that could increase as the afternoon is concerned as far san jose not a problem it's a beautiful day down here. >> sure does look good. thank you, . will be back with one couple of minutes. >> [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami