side. -- we have gotten off on the ec side.endous storms are moving to our area. the worst are still to the southeast, out pressing into georgia. local doppler radar around washington the rumble of thunder. this is nothing like the severe storms. a bit of lightning. also, the temperatures, into the 40's. as the ferocious storms came over the mountains of west virginia they ran into the colder air which has really diminished the power. nonetheless, local rain and flood watches. so far a quarter inch, half- inch of rain, the wind gusts at the elementary school, every education center only 20 miles per hour. the big factor has been the temperatures, into the 40's. showers and rumbles of thunder overnight, but nothing compared to the weather that has been happening all the way from ohio into alabama. i will show dramatic pictures of what the tornados have done an incredible hail, as well as new things we are learning with the doppler and what has really been able to track these tornadoes. >> let's get the latest, bought a firsthand

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cologne >> the river that goes along the boardwalk, instead of going straight to the ec decided to take a right turn in front of the boardwalk can is running along the boardwalk, along the seawall. good >> like anyone knows the do not want standing water under your home at the foundation, the same way with the board what fiefs if we are watching and monitoring it. we will see what happens with more waterflood fanned by the flow of the river. >> the good news is the river is in no longer rising. even as we speak is starting to rain here in santa cruz. we will keep you updated. >>pam: a downed tree cause a deadly accident this morning on highway 13 in oakland. emergency crews are on the scene. the tree fell about 4:00 a.m. at the park boulevard turn off. in the senior world crashed into the to curious the drivers and passengers standing in the road ahead and buy and had to train again. and that vehicle careened into the teenage driver and killed him instantly. can toss clifford is love with more. no one was injured in this accident, haaziq madyun did speak with the family earlier today ab

will flood watch is in effect for the.of ec shaded in green. for the potential of another f rain and heavier downpours when the cold front comes our way. 55 and 40 degrees, that was the high and low at reagan national. least 125 been at warnings issued today. horace holmes had a report earlier, you have more at 11:00. widespread tornado watches and yellow. is the tornado warnings. we have a cell phone video wjla.com. this is in indiana. this is what you do not want to in deep vicinity. he got very close to that. i think he decided to maybe go take shelter. many torn into reports. it is still undergoing. -- that many tornado reports. if you go to wjla.com and click on whether and go to our whether website, you will notice blocks.e posted on the severe weather strikes. if you want to learn more, that place to do it. the rain will ended the morning. we will get a little bit of sunshine. bring drythe day will air and dry things out. it looks pretty good to me. the next seven days for you. rain in thee of morning. an isolated thunderstorm ending aro

the ec president called farrakhan racist, anti- semitic and homophobic. traffic back up around the embarcadero in san francisco. we will tell you what. >>marty: here's a look at traffic headed into san francisco on the bay bridge. the forecast coming out in a couple of minutes. the forecast coming out in a couple of minutes. anything not moving forward is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs. with the lexus enform app suite, the most connected information and communication technology available in an automobile. [ tires screeching ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. >>marty: it is a 40 5:00 a.m.. here is a live look outside for mt. tam. >>ysabel: let's get a full check on whether with a janu. >>janu: it is already on its way. we have rain headed our way in the next hour or so. the green on the screen indicates light showers. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from hom

. >> ec that sign up there? less debt, more jobs, smaller government. that is what we want. >> it may be the case that by november people are less discouraged about the economy. >> they say it too soon to tell. >> we need to wait for the next few months to see how this ends up. >> as more jobs are created, it's possible the unemployment rate could hit 8% or lower, but they say we would need at least 185,000 jobs per month to reach that point. nikole killion, wbal-tv 11 news. >> work continues to balance the state budget. taking steps to fill a $1 billion whole. they are phasing in proposed the split of teacher pensions with local jurisdictions. income tax would rise. a green light did a deal to raise taxes .5% up to $1 million and more for those earning more. "the governor's decision came even before two house committees spent the entire afternoon hearing testimony on three bills that would make marijuana available to seriously ill patients. david collins as live to continue tonight's mission 2012 report. >> the governor is concerned that state employee

and it allows the ec are mid-high level. here's what we see in terms of whether over the next four to four hours. this morning, called nbc. this afternoon, partly cloudy skies. most locations will be in the low-mid-50s. talks this tonight, north bay shouters are a possibility. for here is what was the on the radar, nothing over the date but we do have some showers of of the water. that is not expected to have our way. so far, so it. caused most locations are in low '40's right now. if you had from concord to livermore near temperatures will drop to the '40's. if you're going to be inland or in the south bay, mid- upper 50s. and the delta may well see 59 as well. in the north bay, 55-57. san francisco, mid-50s. we're looking for conditions to be partly cloudy. light rain could fall mainly north of the golden gate. we have the chance of sprinkles tuesday, on and off or when scott and thursday. in another round of what weather for all parts of the bay. >>george: a quiet stock this morning commute. no hot spots for major inciden

. >> ec central figure in a paid for performance bounty scandal.n new york to meet with security personnel. everyone is concerned about the program in which monetary rewards are provided for knocking opposing players out of the game but it doesn't have anything about legal verses illegal hits. while he is a central figure, the redskins are not being investigated. neither are the bills or the titans. he's expected to levy the judgments and the late march. the capitals continued to slide and after a sloppy weekend, the red flags are going up everywhere. two straight shot al losses with just 17 games remaining in the season. they are not in rhythm. alex was limited to four minutes in each of the first to periods. they are in trouble with the playoffs after on the corner. congratulations to the maryland only the terrapins. they won the tournament championship yesterday. 68-65 over georgia tech. the sophomore is the player of the year. george attacked is tough. they had a chance to end the game. maryland beat the yellow jackets and every game was tough.

the yellow and orange the ec on the screen, the rainfall rates are incredible.ll the way through the north bay there is a flood advisory in effect. even see the orange in the keating rainfall rates two- thirds of an inch of our which is excessive. in san francisco, right over the bay bridge, the rain is a dump info right in the middle of the evening commute. help lee everyone is taking their time out there this evening with rainfall conditions like this, the roads are very dangerous and will continue for the next several hours. today is a day that you definitely want to stay inside. heavy rain moving to the north bay and coming close to the coastline. heavy rains in oakland, hayward, the finance law, the coastline, fairfield and antioch. by the 9:00 hour for heavier rain in the livermore valley. by 11:00 the rain starts moving out. we will seek their conditions in the wake of the storm. it is bringing with a glass of cold air. temperatures of my will drop into the 30's and supplications. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, temperatures in the low 50s. we will se

stay with us. éc >>> from the newsroom at 6:00 invasion of entrepreneurs, people coming from around theworld vying to win the competition that funds their big ideas. taking air out of an emerging business, san francisco considers a plan to tax people who rent homes on a short-term basis. it wasn't $363 billio billion -- million but some co-workers will be sharing a nice chunk of change thanks to this the megamillions drawing. >> free money. >> yes. >> and san francisco mayor ed lee got his hands dirty today to make a milestone in the recycling program. >> the mayor receiving the one millionth ton of kpoft that residents have been tossing into green bin autos to get your hands on the soil for your garden the city is giving away some on saturday. >> it's good stuff and useful around your garden. for more details go to abc 7 news.com. click on see it on tv. it's spring time, once rain is done, you want to plant. >> it's going to make things grow better. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching. we appreciat

that is the big swirl ec over nebraska, a round kansas city.e pretty strong thunderstorms along the mississippi valley. the high pressure is keeping the stormy weather away. the strongest arms have moved into mississippi. the potential for some severe weather. the upper air part of the storm moves back. the leading edge, where all the weather is occurring, it will be spread out. it will not be quite as strong as it gets to us by tomorrow night. we do stand to get a little bit of rain. here is that rush of warm air. the breezes will take the temperature up and up and up. not as chilly as last night. near 40. a few scattered clouds. the wins will be, overnight. here is the temperatures will be tracking. -- the winds will be calm overnight. here are the temperature is we will be tracking. most of the temperatures will be a round 60 or so. the breeze is bringing in warm air. we will be in the mid-70's to low-70's 4 highs. after dark tomorrow, some rain shower activity. 66 degrees to 70 degrees for the highs. south winds, gusting to 20. the rain com

ec inspectors argue that the building is safe and several veterans have vowed to stay put. >> some parents are outraged about the plans to build a restaurant and bar across the street from a school. >> is that the way to have fun? go to a bar in the evening? i want to teach them something different. >> the restaurant would serve alcohol across the street from a playground. the business has agreed to only sell liquor after 5:00. opponents argue after-school activities still go on after 5:00. the alcohol board will review the application on wednesday. >> a popular side dish may actually increase the risk of diabetes. researchers at harvard found that eating white rice and a regular basis increases year to -- increases your chances of type 2 diabetes. >> hundreds of local kids became senior marathoners this afternoon in any event called kids rock. the non time did not competitive event was meant to get kids interested in running for fitness. participants are rewards for finishing a 1 mile run or committing a marathon training program over the past few weeks. >> that is a great thing. running

wh this piece lly a closed-up ki of ece, i just have this obsession now it will only need a door if mytion is to have it look abandoned but someone could walk in and look around. if it doesn't have a door, it means it's abandoned and you can't get inside to look at it. frankly, you look nice without a door. i just think you should have a door! [ laughing ] oh! hah! whew! well, i like the way you look so far. we'll have to resolve the door thing. hmm... [ sighing ] -- captions by vitac -- burbank, pittsburgh, washington annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org.

there were two bodies found inside the home field ec here. >>mark: the wins have been boy and around the bay area. craig skalar has more. >>craig: the city of san francisco has closed this off. >>james: temperatures in the 40's with a few thirties. this afternoon, sunny and mild by noon with temperatures in the '60s. this evening, 8:00 p.m. and beyond will cool down as clear skies with all the warmth that we accumulate over the bay will escape. here is a look at your current wind speeds. >>george: as we are monitoring the high winds, it does not seem to be as bad today as it was yesterday. your ride on the san mateo bridge has been a good one curious at the golden gate highway 101, there are no delays on the inbound side. >>darya: the richmond san rafael is the holdout. >>jackie: it is not quite as windy or cold as it was yesterday. if you are a high profile vehicle you should be careful traveling on the bridge. >>darya: that is the only bridge with an advisory. >> yesterday was the most important day of the primary season. >> tonight we have

it crashed down on top of the truck the ec. this happened in marin county on sunday.k flattened. a neighbor's car and a fans were also damaged. in the east bay in oakland, this 80 year old pine hit a house. it is one to be cleaned up to date. kron4 spoke with the tree service who is doing the work. >> we have to use a crane to lift it off the house. the house is severely damaged. it is going to be tricky removal. this is a large monterey pine. it is about 80 ft. tall. as the rain and the saturation of the soil, the soil was liquefied. it did not take much we had some wind and the tree fell over. >>darya: the tree service says you should definitely call is certified arborist if he think there is a tree near your neighborhood that the call. >>mark: let's get the latest on the forecast. >>james: this is a mt. tam as a live look out over san francisco. there is the top of the golden gate. windy conditions. there is a possibility of apache frost for the north bay. >>james: there are air little bit of its and pieces of moisture in those clouds. with the expected season suns

economy throh e sale of hydroelic pow. wesk ilaosanchieve beginning to csustainable delopment,y generang ecrowth of its indigenous tions wd its natural enronment. the mekong river traces an 1,100-mile path through or along the border of laos. the river has also been a barrier between laos and its neighbors. now there is a road, where before there was none. in 1994, the friendship bridge gave laos its first land link with the outside world, through thailand to the west. the bridge may symbolize a connected future, but laos in the here and now remains among the poorest countries in the world. ( rooster crows ) it is the least developed country in the lower mekong basin. life expectancy is low, about 53 years. ( rooster crows % of cn maourished. the potential changes brought by economic development are enormous. the soil here is rich and fertile. laos remains a largely agrarian society. lowland peoples practice wet rice farming. the capital, vientiane, has a population of just half a million. the rest of the 5½ million laotians are spread over 155 million square miles of land. it'she seconlowe

request letter for the routine inspection sites the code sections that require the routine inspection. ecays apartment buildings shall be subject to this inspection. that is clear language that said that is a required inspection. not only is that in the letter, but the letter is accompanied by a several page list telling the property owner what the odds are that we will be looking at. it is also in the request letter. we s -- when we set these inspections up -- a lot of information. we definitely would say the property owners' contention that it has never been refuted is complete in error of the documentation before you. the notice of violation has language of the inspection, that an on-site inspection is required. the notice of violations go back to the building code and housing code. when you do work, it has to be verified by on-site inspection. the same thing with routine inspections if you have an apartment building in the city and county of san francisco. we have a knowledge the work that we can see from the street has been done, but a routine inspection has not been done. we asked f

i will call it ece. we want to make sure that parents can get to work and address child needs, to get the ready for kindergarten. our focus is to make sure that we prioritize subsidies so that low-income families get access to child care. also to maintain in a true child care program -- a true child care program cost. we're trying to focus on one and two, cost strategies. making sure subsidies are available and to address the work force so teachers get a good statement in the salary to continue their work in the child care environment. to highlight quality. we want to make sure our child care providers have a proper program assessment. we will be investing with first 5 san francisco, and human services agency, to do a program assessment and to provide technical assistance to those who are not reaching some of the benchmarks. finally, we also started inclusion services for children who are diagnosed or under diagnosed with mental health issues to address learning needs. this is a joint funding ever betwee

hall ec hallek ordered samuel curtis of iowa to advance into southwest missouri, find price, bring him to battle, and destroy him. if price refused to stand and fight, curtis and i quote here, curtis was to drive him into the wilderness. by wilderness, hallek meant arkansas. curtis was an 1831 west point graduate who resigned from the army after only a couple years of service. he prospered as an attorney, a civil engineer, a businessman, and a politician. a man of many interests, he help found the republican party, and he was at one time, founder and president of the union pacific railroad corporation. he also was an avid gardner and tended to halt in the middle of campaigns to wander through field looking for wild flowers. when the civil war erupted, kurt is resigned his seat in the u.s. house of representatives. he was iowa's very first congressman. and he offered his services to the u.s. war department. the aging general in chief of the u.s. army, winfield scott reme from the mexican war. and he essentially arranged his appointment to general. scott's faith in curtis was not misplac

this is not a republican, democrat issue, a life fothe ec people. i want to be clear, the cyberthreat is very, very real. this is not here is why. it is hard to talk about this some times without seeming alarmist. and yet -- it simply hackers supported by the governments of china and russia and also sophisticated criminal nd connections to terrorist groups are now able to crack the code of our government agencies including sensitive ones. 500. they can do that. regular basi mentioned what, what mike mullins said. and, and she pointed out that w possessionssnot the end of the problem. the reason thament this cyber threat is a life-or-death issue is the same reason that a burglar in your house is a life-or-death issue. if a criminal has broken into your home how do you know what he wants to do? is it talk your belongings? you don't know. he is in the building. in your home.that's where we ar. in terms of a country. so that's the situation we face. cyber burglars have thrown in, mike mullin said exactly what senator collins indicatedhe sam level to cyb

reconnaissance plane that was shot down off the north korean coast, an aircraft of the type called the ec-121. the immediate response that nixon ordered was an armed attack similar to what we did after the gulf of tonkeyan against north korea. i actually with a colleague here from the nixon library did the oral history interview with former secretary of defense melvin laird a couple years ago, and in that interview mr. laird explained how he had to deconstruct this nixon order to go attack north korea. so the historian has to explain these kinds of purposes and actions and standard activities. thus, i was struck this morning by the notion that was expressed on one of the panels that it was not proper to apply psycho history or it was somehow wrong to do psychological analysis of the activities of a president. presidents, of course, being the most important officials in the united states government. okay. let's not even talk about warfare, but let's definitely talk about why people do things and the kinds of things that they do, and let's take the pentagon papers because they have been in

their red kantor's the ec on the screen, the rainfall rates of 1.1 in.rainfall rates in sunnyvale. this is will recall pouring because it really is. it is creating treacherous driving conditions as we have seen so far this evening. in concord, two-thirds of an inch of rain kif it is coming down a little bit but still pretty moderate. we will continue to see the rain over the next couple of hours. thief's ♪ [ slurps ] [ laughs ] ♪ oh! [ chomps ] [ slurps ] aah! [ chomps ] ahh! [ male announcer ] it's all that cinnamon and sugar that makes those crunchy little squares so irresistible. cinnamon toast crunch. part of this good breakfast. [ slurps ] [ chomps ] crave those crazy squares™. ahh! would on at >>pam: a tasty and fresh spent on asian street food. vicki liviakis checks out asian box in this edition of the nine ended this. >>vicki: and ran a tiny takeout called asian boxed. it is the first of soon to be many. here is the co-owner. >> it is authentic street food. we take the food up in the morning and could get in the afternoon. authentic recipes, heal

the victims the ec on the screen, at chevy wheeler and vander hyde, these are the area where they found wheeler and vander hyde and last month just outside of san andres. it is in the area that they recently came back to and found even more human bones. shermantine families to own land in the area. there are 1000 bone fragments that have been found here. at this point we do not know where the bones were found >> this is as a rural county just east of stockton. do we think it is possible that any of these bones belonged to an animal or are we certainly are human? >> the bones they're looking at the departments of justice are all human bones. she laughed when i spoke with her because she said human bones are all they looked at and right now they have six the five bones that will keep them busy for some time. >>grant: how long before they can identify? >> 1 tweets-11. there's always a possibility that they will not be able to get a wink. >> as news surfaces of these bones we have new information on a possible third person who may have been involved with the steve freed killers. shermantine

that said, i think it's really important to understand that our ec short-term shocks in the past. some not so short-term. but has been able to recover. we have a lot of strengths in this economy. it's of course, the largest economy in the world between 20% and 25% of all output in the world is produced in the united states. even though we have something more like 6% of the world population or less. and the reason that we are so productive a has to do with the diverse set of industries that we have our entreprenure, which the best in the world. the flexibility of our labor markets and our capital markets. and our technology, which remains one of our very strongest points. increasingly technology has been driving economic growth. and with some of the finest yooifts in the world and researchers centers and as a magnet for talented people from around the world, the united states has been very successful in the research and development area. so that has also been a source of ongoing growth and innovation in our economy. now, again, we have weaknesses and the financial crisis highlighte

bundleincluding u-verse tv, ternet anme pho stas as 8a mont of tpaages oo from a y get ec. call now. lay nds t ow 89 a month. i'mong back. better calat.ah ♪ >>pam: and homeless encampment has returned to an overpass in san jose near communications hill boulevard. it was close to back in march of 2011 but after receiving your phone calls that the homeless are back stanley roberts decided to check it out. >>stanley: this is a butcher knife in this is rick, one of the residents under the overpass. he has been living here for the past nine months. >>pam: his report has triggered a new response from viewers. they want to know why the in camera is back in what authorities are doing kif that is where the confusion begins. caltrans oversees the overpass. caltrain is that phones the sense that blocks the railroad tracks in the city of san jose is responsible for keeping the area safe. alejandra cerball topped all three agencies about the encampment and what stanley roberts found on his return to that location. >>alejandra: this is the view from randall's conduct. he calls it pilates

traffic is nice in the ec. overcast skies. keep in mind the conditions over the bay area bridges.arty: we have been talking about cold temperatures and windy conditions. here is a live look from on top of mt. tam. is it now than it is downright dark out there. where is sunshine? janu >> this is a live looks from the roof camera. we are waking up to our live cloudy conditions. here's a look in your current wind speeds. they will go into the internet. but his 7:00 hour things go on down. >>ysabel: an explosion was triggered the 20 residents of buildings in syria this link harry caught toch " tsk groups when best cut to wyandotte it is felt pen " wrote in is right where they're being and is in mamaroneck for wagner in she environment and said at a car of of welfare than need as the selected as the from gorlovka of comedy and the that the steps she it would not all the it is not an earlier era. fifth are our to >> a us the all this since a fast aren't backed your flat or drop l[ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to

cough everywhere on the map, ec rain. it is that widespread.the east bay, you can see a lot of green, and different shades indicating different levels of intensity. for you see the yellow, even heavier rainfall. fan in the south bay, we have similar conditions, most was falling in the south they seemed to be pretty lake erie if fellow auto and redwood city is giving some of rain but it is enough to if you run your knowledge of what lift pretty consistently. very similar to what we saw yesterday morning. the san francisco, widespread rain all the way down to sfo, our final stop in the north gate it is a rain there. phil csi hall law will the wet weather last? erica is standing by with future cast 4. >>erica: we are continuing to see widespread light rain fell over the next couple of hours. the main front that we have been tracking for is beginning to push its way southeast. right now we're dealing with the tail end of it. for the most part we will see widespread light rain. san jose could remain into the clear if the 6:00 hour. as we advance the

when you hear gunshots 500 yds away in the ec blue and red lights on the patrol boats and smoke and guns>darya: similar drills took place at bases all over the country. the navy says they were flat annual exercises. while >>darya: bills shot afghans while they were sleeping in their beds and some of the bodies were burned. he is currently being held at a military prison in fort leavenworth. one of the country's largest mortgage lenders is testing a new program that could keep more families from becoming homeless. bank of america is offering a mortgage to lease program allowing preselected customers to stay in their homes. those customers will not own their homes anymore but they will not owe any money on the mortgage. instead, bankamerica will let those customers read their own home from the bank. >>james: a hundred games opens today. a lot of the shows after that are sold out. this is the scene in new york city, fans were lined up to catch the shelling. there are estimates that it could pull in 100 million. we're back with more in a minute >>darya: morgan hill teacher sierra lamar was s

the consumer federation produced their analysis concluding ec to the price at the pump or roughly 50 cents. a year ago, as we discussed briefly earlier, the exxonmobil ceo stated that speculation had increased the price of a. now, can i just get a yes or no with respect to this question -- whether you think these analyses -- because all three of them, all three of them agree that there was a speculative premium for a barrel of oil. i would just like to know whether the you think that all of these analyses are wrong. let's just go right down the row. i've taken an extra minute, but there were three separate analyses done by three different organizes with different philosophical roots. and all of them concluded that there was a speculation premium. and i'd just like to know if you think those analyses are wrong. let's just go right down then, the specific studies first before i commented on them, but i think -- i think a lot of the issue -- you know, sometimes different assessments of the role soft peculation have to do with the standard of proof or burden of proof that's applieap. you

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looks like midtown is on track to win next week's ec primary. he got 72% of the bow during last night's d.c. republican straw poll. newt gingrich, will stop in delaware yesterday, came in second. rick santorum and ron paul tied for third place. central was in d.c. for the supreme court arguments on health-care and is not a primary ballot. voters in arlington will upholstered before a special election to fill an empty spot on the county board. it has been emptied since barbara --left last year for the state senate. polls will close a 7:00. >> former imf head and onetime french presidential candidate dominique strauss-kahn is accused of procuring prostitutes for hotel orgy parties in paris as well as in washington, d.c. the charge carries a sentence of up to 20 years. he was accused last year of raping a maid in his manhattan hotel room. those charges were dropped but he does still face a civil suit in the case. that trial is set to begin tomorrow in new york. doctors say former vice president dick cheney is doing very well after undergoing a hear

you should definitely take your dog to see a that if ec symptoms. -- a vet if you see symptoms. >>wegmans will stop selling ground beef that contains pink slime. giant, safeway and other chains announce they are also pulling the beef from their shelves. the filler is safe according to the fda, but it has faced a lot of backlash from consumers. >> the mystery of four days of weird noises in a wisconsin town has been solved. residents say they felt shaking and heard strange banging sounds on and off since sunday night. the small community experienced a minor earthquake. geological experts say the sounds were the result of a -- several small earthquakes. the town is not haunted as far as we know. >> good for them. and good for us. >> the cherry blossoms came out early and the weather cooperated. just-in-time bring the weekend at -- >> range. >> and some went and cool temperatures. -- rain. >> and some wind and cool temprtemperatures. our temperature right now is 80 degrees at reagan national airport. the clouds increasing just a little bit. it does not feel terribly humid outside.

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and his ec seven terrorist si -- eccentricity continues. he ridicules jane fonda and joan baez and thinks it's ridiculous anyone would care what an actress or a singer thinks. and his professors can't even understand him because larry believes that the law should be a function of business, you know, law should be structured to help businesses succeed. so back to the memorial services, his college friends and law school friends and high school friends and people he knew in saipan were talking to each other. a couple of common themes in larry's life. he was very, very stubborn, and the other is he is a master after manipulating people to do what he wants them to do. and this is really how larry eventually made his great fortune. he became a courier out of high school, and he would fly from san francisco to los angeles every evening after he picked up documents at insurance companies and banks in san francisco, the bay area, and he would drop them off in l.a., spend the night at lax, sleep in a chair or wherever, pick up whatever needed to go

now let's go to our elevator cat, ec? >> i don't know how i feel about that. but that's not the issue. we can talk about that later. thank you for helping me out on the pronunciation of the indian tribe. >> arapaho? >> yes. few guest s who do that. >> i am part of arapaho myself. >> i didn't know that. >> well, it is not true. >> why am i not surprised you would lie about something like that. killing them is like shredding our constitution. >> well, under the first amendment we have the right to shred our constitution if we so desire. you can shred the constitution and you can kill a bald eagle as long as they are not endangered, and they are not endangered. >> they are not endangered anymore. >> well, that implies anymore. >> i am torn on this. it does president -- it doesn't matter this international bird. if they want to kill chimpanzees, like i will be upset about it. if it is part of their religious heritage, i can't object. it seems to me the people who are staunch defenders of religious freedom and people claim thrg is an attack on religious freedom sho

. >> it is a win for the occupy davis movement, the ec bank close after students staged repeated protests the block to customers from entering, keeping the bank from doing business. occupiers say the protests were peaceful, the u.s. bank feels that all differently. they have called this situation intolerable. they released this statement. in the u.s. banks operating here has generated over 160,000 for certain programs. >> some students feel the occupy movement infringed on their right to choose. >> they also has a look at what is best for the university in what is best for the students in general. shutting it down is costing the university more money which ends up hurting our university and student. >>justine: the university is on the hook for all of its losses including the money used to build a branch on campus. here is a live look outside at the camera that shows us how the roads aren't looking. a lot of people starting their morning commute. we will talk more weather and traffic and of course the big headlines when we come back. >>justine: romney and santorum have been going head-to-h

there were no such cases given serious it is not often the ec water shooting into floating down lombard street. >> like niagara falls. its value could have ridden a raft down parts of the road. >> it was shooting 10 ft. in the air. >> one woman's house was floating with the water. j.r stone, kron4 news. >>pam: a tragedy struck a ski resort yesterday. a deadly avalanches and now, there are safety concerns in the area. grant lodes is joining us more -- joining us with more. >>grant: crews made daring rescue, this might be the most popular skiing weekend of the year. the weather is nice and as people had to the sierra, as we speak, the avalanche serves as a tragic reminder of just how dangerous the back country terrain could be. >> three skiers were at the top of this hill. brackets eat over the edge first aired when he did it triggered a small avalanche 3d grabbed a tree but the avalanche grow and swept him 400-500 ft. down the hill. all three men were carrying avalanche begins and his friends were able to locate him buried under 3 ft. of snow near some trees. one man stayed with bracket

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thank you so much to simon baxter, real estate and invest tor-con sult tant at ec harris. meantime stay tuned to the show. the ceo of a real estate firm joins us in around 20 minutes' time, and get your questions in to us as well. e-mail us or tweet me @jack me @jackiedeangelis. they're due to testify today before the house oversight committee. the full story after the break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchang exchange". a day after lecturing college students, ben bernanke goes back to his regular job today. he testifies about the global financial system before the house oversight committee at 9:30 a.m. eastern time along with secretary treasurer tim guide her. he says he's comforted by easing stresses in europe, but the fed stands ready to act if things worsen again. bernanke says the banks are well hedged against a sovereign european default. becky. >> joining us now is our guest host for the next hour, director of market research and strategy. is the situation in europe getting better? some indications would suggest it is. yields to european debt, et cetera. but the