remember thinking at the time throw i had to be the world's most eloquent interviewer and arguably emerson and i suppose walt whitman although he thought he did like to you know travel around the jurors. were those the the kind of speakers of their time who exemplified introversion as a cultural value or character as a cultural value yet you know they were some of them i think arguably lincoln might have been that kind of a person he was actually praised i think it was emerson as as a man who did not offend by superiority and he had a very modest. presentation which was prized at the time but also you know even if you go across the pond to the romantic poets of great britain you also saw this care. celebration of the solitary thinker the solitary figure who felt things deeply these things were prized at that time and we've we've lost sight of that more recently. though he was there too you know when you talk about well through must be the world's most eloquent interviewer i think there are a lot of eloquent introverts out there and i think if you look probably at many of the great artists

think arguably lincoln might have been that kind of person he was actually praised i think it was emerson as as a man who did not offend by superiority but he had a very modest. presentation which was prized at the time but also you know even if you go across the pond to the romantic poets of great britain you also see this kind of. celebration of the solitary thinker the solitary figure he felt things deeply these things were prized at that time and we've we've lost sight of that more recently. though he was there too you know when you talk about welfare it must be the world's most eloquent interviewer i think there are a lot of eloquent introverts out there i think if you look at a great many of the great artists and writers working today you also find a lot of introverts but it's just that there's a pressure nowadays to really be able to go out and also be a public spokesperson at the same time and yet there are some who and you talk about this your own experience of the some who who have learned how to dance in both worlds i if you score me on a myers briggs i'm an extreme introvert a

>>q>quiere salir corriendo, quiere salir corriendo. >>> bravo (aplausos). >>> emerson perazza el esposouy buenos días, súper contentos, estuvimos todo el fin de semana con el gran evento coronas y perritos fashion para recaudar fondos. >>> qué bonito, qué ocurrió. >>> tuvimos 30 de los perros más fabulosos de estados unidos, de los Ángeles, california, texas, nueva york, vinieron a participar del título de la corona, tenemos la ganadora de talento, por favor (aplausos). >>> luego tenemos a amy lavin. >>> no puedo con las gafas. >>> después tenemos a amy con su perrita chloe que ganó ropa activa. >>> pero esto es todo glamour. >p>>pero para salir en televisión tienen que venir con sus mejores ajuares, también a victoria que fue la ganadora de pelos y coronas. >>> miren eso, con su corona y toda, todo una diva. >>> qué más se puede decir. >>> yo sé que también hubo una competencia de talento. >>> claro que sí, para hoy tenemos varios participantes y highlights de lo que pasó en el evento,. >>> así que vamos a ver a summer. >>> adelante, qué belleza. >>> summer nos mostrará cómo hacer el t

course, the truth gets into an area, fudgy area that jim is suggesting and, you know, ralph waldo emerson said each age writes its own biographies which is to say of course there are going to be many biographies, many interpretations, that's what phyllis said, about, say, virginia woolf or whomever just in a short period of time. but that doesn't mean it's fictionalized, that just means one has a different author in a different time with a different outlook, maybe even using different paper or archives or materials that became vawbl. when i did my gonet, i was very, very nervous because many of the trends at the time were still alive, and one in particular, sib bill bedford who is, or who was a woman i respected enormously. she's a fabulous writer, large and terrific human being, wrote in several genres, and she herself had written a biography about -- [inaudible] we became friends, and i remember before my book came out i went to sybil's in london, and i said what if you don't like it, what if my janet isn't your janet? and she sat back in her wonderful way, um, with a glass of scotch in

emerson. of whom you've written an absolutely marvelous book. but it was a gathering of scholars, historians, critics, writers, the whole transcend dental gang appreciating emerson from a whole variety of particular angles. and lo and behold, you stood up in the middle of this meeting, and you said i'm bob richardson, and i just wrote this mind on fire book about emerson. but just for the record, you wanted it known that you don't analyze him, you don't see him historically, you don't, you know, do chemical tests on the paper or his soul or whatever. you said i take him straight. i read him as a kind of uncle "wall-e" doe. and when he says trust thyself, every heart vibrates to that iron strength, you can admire the line, you can run it through any number of tests, but you said i think he's telling me to trust myself. um, and, you know, follow the gleam of light in your own mind from within, etc., etc., etc. it seems to me that cuts through a lot of this stuff we've been talking about and hearing about this weekend in the sense that, you know, w

. >> la agarro cuando andaba en bicicleta en la cuadra 1600 de la calle emerson . . >> agentes de aduana en un contenedor en el puerto de auckland . >> según autoridades el intento de contrabando fue el trabajo de un individuo. >> salen a la luz más detalles de la empresa del valle del silicio que pagaba a indocumentados 2 dólares y fraccion la hora. >> beatriz buenas tardes . >> fue un contratista de la empresa que se dio cuenta de lo que sucedia y lo denuncio. >> los había traído la en presa blum energy, la compañía está ubicada en sunidale, les pagaban menos del mínimo si llama en este momento. >> le pagaban 2,66 la hora . >> si bien no dieron detalles de ¿cómo se inició la investigación?. >> el diario mercury dijo que un contratista dijo haber sido quién alerto a las autoridades . >> las leyes federales protegen a todos los trabajadores de estados unidos, con o sin inmigración . >> ahora pagaran cerca de 70mil dólares a los trabajadores por salarios no abonados como debían, ahora el mensaje es claro para prevenir esto. >> si pasa en otras compañías que los trabajadores se comuniquen

that seems like an exception to the dogma, but what did emerson say? a speech of consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> i was just thinking that. [laughter] going the other direction, as fast as possible, one of the things -- a pattern that has arisen over the years -- a lot of the leading engineers in the technology industry tend to meet with each other at an burning man, recognize kindred spirits, something like that. the most recent case would be eric schmidt meeting with the founders of google up there. that would reportedly one of the big factors. what is it that makes burning man such a haven for that kind of connection?

it happened on emerson street monday afternoon. the girl told police the man began to curse at her right before he attempted to grab are on as she rode by him. police said the girl was able to escape as the girl roadway she said the suspect threatened her. here is a sketch of the suspect he is described as a white male in his '30's between 5 ft. 9 in. tall. an wang between 101 hundred--141 to 60 lbs.. he has light- colored hair with a receding hairline. >> investigators have released a new photograph of a 13 year-old girl was naked her body was found in a fearful park last friday. authorities believe the image of gennelle conway allen was captured minutes before she went missing. the image was taken from police cameras located at east tabor avenue and grand circle. the manager of a nearby liquor store says he believes it has seen her in the store before she was found dead. >> she was reported missing around 545 thursday afternoon by her guardian at the foster home in nearby suisun city where she lived. >> police say her naked body

she was on emerson street monday when the man grabbed her arm. she was able to get home safely. >> all over the country schools are taking extra steps to ensure student safety in the wake of the massacre at sandy hook el menltry in connecticut. schools on the peninsula are about to take safety one step further. bob riddell live with what they will be doing. good morning. >> joint effort between redwood city school district and the police department to try to make campuses on the peninsula safer and better prepared in case an active shooter were to attack. police are now encouraging patrol officers to become familiar with the local elementary school in their words to adopt the school asking officers to visit schools in the patrol zone on a daily basis, to become familiar with teachers and students and the layout of the campus. they are asking them to review security procedures to make sure campus is best prepared at keeping a gunman from entering school grounds. it is the only school with a full-time officer. the middle schools have part-timers. e

she was riding her bike along emerson street when a man tried to break her arm. she screamed and tried to get away. he yelled he was going to kidnap her and police have added extra patrols to the area. one man is shot in the san francisco ten deer loin. -- tenderloin. the victim is expected to survive, no word on a suspect or a motive. >>> san jose police have opened new contract talks with the city. they are asking for pay increases totaling 16% and that would restore the 10% they had expected to limit layoffs. they said they would support modest layoffs and there is growing concern about thinning police forces. >>> police have complained about the smell of the plants and they worry outdoor grows can attract thieves to their neighborhoods. the city council wills have the final say and if necessary they will fight a ban in court. >>> they are considering a proposal to retrofit soft structures. supervisors say there are at least 3,000 of these types of structures throughout the city and these buildings will not hold up against the next big earthquake. >> this is c

an 11 year old girl was riding her bike along emerson >> she screamed and pedal faster and he did not go after her but he did yell out and threaten that he was going to kidnap her. ashstreetsouthbound. that's when she says this man was yelling obceneties at her as she approached. that scared her but what scared here even more is when he ran out into the street and tried to grab her. she peddled harder and got away and made it home where she told her parents what had happened to her. take a look at this sketch obtained by kron four. you can see there is a high degree of detail in the sketch. the suspect is described as a white male in his 30's, about 140 to 160 pounds with balding, light color hair and round glasses. palo alto police say they are on the lookout for this man. >> our kids are our most valuable resource and law enforcement takes things very seriously any time a child is involved, especially and 11 year old girl. many of us have kids ourselves and this is not something we want happening anywhere in palo alto or any city in the bay area. it's scary. we don't know what this

donny collins came out as transgender at emerson.wants a sex change operation to complete his transitio but the insurance company won't cover the $8,000 price tag. his fraternity brothers started a fund raiser and raised almost double that amount in donations. they plan to donate the excess money to a charity. >>> you can finally stop the rumor mill! the 49ers trade alex smith. where he's going and who's coming in return. ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, pretty exclusive company as only warrior players to dro at madison square garden... wayne start the clock... >>> steph curry joins some pretty exclusive company as the only warrior player to drop 50 at madison square garden. he warms up with 38 last night in indiana. nailed a franchise record 11 3-pointers tonight. his final ball of the night gave the warriors a 1-point lead. he had 54 tonight. jr smith hits the jump shot to give new york the lead. they would not relinquish it. warriors lose. >>> randy bennett didn't need to make the trip to pepperdine. they roll over the ways in the win tonight.

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a man who tried to grab an 11 -year-old girl pretty girl told police she was riding a bike along emerson street and the man try to grab her arm. what you are looking at is a sketch of the suspect investigators say the man yelled he was going to kidnap her and the girl says she screamed and got away. palo alto police are adding extra patrols to that area. >>> troubled comedian katt williams made it to court sacrament of the 51 -year-old did not enter a plea, for allegedly evading police on a three wheeled vehicle last november. gases include the accused of slapping an employee at a target store in woodland. williams onstage meltdown in oakland also made headlines. his attorney claims his client missed his court hearing in california while trying to keep custody of children. >>> seven people where hurt when a cable car came to a sudden stop after hitting something on the tracks it happened after 10:00 o'clock this morning at at washington upholstery. the car was carrying 40 people and akin to a sudden stop on nob hill. the cars conductor it's group managed five passengers where hurt and it

a gathering of scholars, historians, critics, writers the whole continental gang of appreciating emerson whole variety of particular angles and lo and behold he stood up in the middle of this meeting and you said, i am bob richardson and i just wrote this book on emerson. just for the record you don't analyze him and you don't do chemical tests on paper or his soul whatever. you said i take him straight. i read him as a kind of uncle waldo and when he says trust thyself, you can admire the line and give credit to any number of tests but you said i think he is telling me to trust myself. and follows the beam of light in your own mind etc. etc. etc.. it seems to me that cuts through a lot of the stuff we have been talking about and hearing about this weekend in the sense that when all else fails we can -- >> it's an extreme remedy but it's possible. [laughter] they do talk to you. thank you. [applause] one more? >> this is the most moving lecture i have heard and you have really push the right button. i have read all the books that he suggested that i read them as a teenager as you did and

that girl did tell police she was on emerson street when that man attempted to grab her. the good news is she was able to get away and she got home safely. >> sweeping changes that will affect your mail. today the postmaster general announcing that starting in august the post office plans to stop delivering mail on saturdays. nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the post office in downtown san jose with reaction from today's decision. this is interesting. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. yes, disappointment from customers we spoke with outside the main post office here in downtown san jose, but a general understanding that they believe this does need to be taken care of, needs to be done. starting in about six months you can say good-bye to saturday letter delivery. starting august 1st, the post office says it will stop first class mail delivery on the weekend day. that means no letters, bills, cards, cattle ogs, but deliveries of packages, mail order medicine, express mail, deliveries to post office boxes will not be affected an the post office

the girl told police she was riding her bike along emerson street monday afternoon when a man tried tob her arm. she screamed and managed to get away. investigators say the man did not follow her, but yelled that he was going to kidnap her. >>> san francisco 49er tight end delaney walker received extremely sad news following sunday's super bowl. his aunt and uncle were killed by a suspected drunk driver. alice and brian young took this picture with walker saturday during the 49ers practice at the superdome. they were killed monday morning while their car was stopped at a highway shoulder outside new orleans. police say the young' car burst into flames after someone crashed into it. the other driver was arrested and charged with dui, vehicular homicide, and reckless driving. >>> the u.s. postmaster made a major announcement today about a nationwide change in service. he said the agency will stop delivering first class mail to homes and businesses on saturdays, starting august 1st. he's doing this to cut costs, after a huge drop in first class mail volume, and a crippling $16 billion los

in silicon valley one in san jose outside valley fair on stevens creek boulevard the other is at emerson university in palo alto. they are by a group formed against gun violence. >>> a rape and beating at uc- santa cruz has led the university to begin a night safety escort program. the school is providing vans to take faculty, students and visitors on campus between 8 p.m. and 2:45 a.m. last sunday around noon a 21- year-old woman, not a student, was assaulted on the campus. >>> bart passengers can expect delays between oakland and san francisco tonight because maintenance work will shut down one of the two tunnels that make up the transbay tube. the closure set to begin at 10:00 tonight. the tunnel should reopen though by the time bart opens for business early tomorrow morning. >>> time now 4:40. one week until drastic spending cuts. is there any hope for a deal on capitol hill? >> plus, if the $100 million price tag isn't enough to scare you off, the very unusual catch to purchase this bay area mansion. >> it brings a whole new meaning to the word, dogsled. the pooch that just couldn't

at the time the throw had to be the world's most eloquent interviewer and arguably emerson i suppose well with and although he thought he did like to you know travel around insurers. are were those the the kind of speakers of their time who exemplified introversion as a cultural value or character as a cultural. yeah you know they were some of them i think arguably lincoln might have been that kind of person he was actually praised by i think it was emerson as as a man who did not offend by superiority but he had a very modest. presentation which was prized at the time but also you know even if you go across the pond to the romantic poets of great britain you also saw this kind of celebration of the solitary thinker the solitary figure who felt things deeply these things were prized at that time and we lost sight of that more recently. so he was there to you know when you talk about wealth through must be the world's most eloquent interviewer i think there are a lot of eloquent introverts out there i think if you look probably at many of the great artists and writers working today yo

they said she was on emerson street when the man grabbed her arm. she was able to get away and got home safely. snlt cities may have the last word. it appears unlikely the state supreme court will stop cities from banning medical marijuana dispensaries. the justices heard both sides today. they argued those bans conflict with the 1996 approved law that allows access to medical marijuana for people with prescriptions. the court will issue a ruling in the next 90 days. >>> it is an unusual road hazards. a runaway camel stopping traffic. that's a camel. its name is rudy. it escaped its enclosure this afternoon. it was found was goning on bailey road. at one point he stopped to graze along the road. the drivers pulled over to get rudy to safety. rudy is back in his enclosure this evening doing just fine. >>> one of the most celebrated olympians on team usa is trying to stay positive after a frightening fall on the slopes. >> vonn over the top! she is down heavily. >> the gold medal singer lindsey vonn will need reconstructive surgery on her knee after t

this happened on emerson. this was on monday. they told--she told-police. by the arm. she was able to get away. and the suspect was threatening to kidnap her. we will have more on that and our breaking news at this hour as we told you at the top of this newscast with three people have been found dead. in the north bay. we will continue to gather additional information. gabe slate tech report instagram is making its way to the web. however, if you wanted to see your photographs. you had to use your smart phone you could not get on a regular website. today, that all changes. with instagram . com will be accessible, with any normal computer. this is a lot like the mobile application. they are also listed on chronological order. you could even add filters on the website. however, you could even need the mobile application for full functionality, such as " like ", and adding comments. there is a chance that facebook will introduce that web portion to place more advertising. it makes business sense. but there is speculating that it could also >> jacqueline: this

an 11 year old girl was riding her bike along emerson streetsouthbound. that's when she says this man was yelling obceneties at her as she approached. that scared her but what scared here even more is when he ran out into the street and tried to grab her. she peddled harder and got away and made it home where she told her parents what had happened to her. take a look at this sketch obtained by kron four. you can see there is a high degree of detail in the sketch. the suspect is described as a white male in his 30's, about 140 to 160 pounds with balding, light color hair and round glasses. palo alto police say they are on the lookout for this man. our kids are our most valuable resource and law enforcement takes things very seriously any time a child is involved, especially and 11 year old girl. many of us have kids ourselves and this is not something we want happening anywhere in palo alto or any city in the bay area. it's scary. we don't know what this man's true motivation was and that is what is most concerning about it. >> reporter: palo alto police s

police say that 11 year-old girl was riding her bike monday afternoon on emerson street when a man wasenities at her. after that, the man ran out into the street in tried to grab her. the girl was able to get away on her bike and went home to tell her parents. palo alto police said that they are taking this incident very seriously. >> police have released this suspect sketch. he is described as a white male in his 30's, about 140 to 160 lbs. with borodin, light- colored hair and round glasses. >> the san jose city council voted to consider joining san francisco and urging the u.s. supreme court to rule that proposition 8 banning gay marriage is unconstitutional. the council agreed to poll members at its meeting next week on whether san jose should lend its name to san francisco's friend of the court brief to be argued at a supreme court hearing in march. joining san francisco supreme court brief would save san jose the expense of drawing up its own brief. >> two men have been arrested in connection with a burglary in los gatos. a witness called police after he says that he saw the susp

the girl told police she was riding her bike on emerson street when the man tried to grab her. screamed and man anded to get -- manage dollars to get away. -- managed to get away. he screamed he was going to kidnap her. >>> boy scouts of america's board is trying to end a ban that bands gay members. they are considering a proposal to allow local troops to decide if they want to include gay members. boy scouts have seen their donations going down and corporations are withholding contributions and president barack obama weighed in saying that ban should be lifted. >>> u.s. service members may soon be granted some benefits. leon panetta is spented to make that announcement and the pentagon has reportedly been going over which benefits they could extend without violating the defensive marriage act. this includes military housing. >>> vice-president joseph biden will administer the oath of office secretary of state john kerry in a swearing in. john kerry has been working at his new job since monday and he said he is making security of american diplomats around the world a prior your

but ralph lauren, and emerson, that's pretty broad. >> yes. that encompasses a lot. >> yeah. >> i mean, there's always the mcdonald's executives and the auto executives who would say, we're not seeing that yet. >> wait until mcdonald's comes out with the egg white mcmuff inf infor -- mcmuffin for 240 calories. >> wow. >> i think this egg white mcmuffin -- >> have you done the work on this, the whole engineering side of mcdonald's? >> yes. >> have you been back in the test kitchens? >> of course. i have my sources within that test kitchen. and i asked for something under 250 calories that doesn't have cholesterol, my wish, their command. >> chuck dan is like, i'm on it. but the lauren news comes a day after este lauder after luxury in general -- i don't know, do you go with the coach tiffany view or este lauder? >> i think you go este lauder. a lot of people were short este lauder off of elizabeth arden. i apologize to bill for mentioning este lauder and elizabeth arden in the same sentence. they're going to call you and say huh can you put pan

firefighters were called to emerson street around 6:30 this evening. they say they found a fire burning in the kitchen of one unit. it took just over five minutes to put out that fire, but the smoke damage was bad enough, the apartment should not be lived in. no one was hurt. when we last checked, the exact cause of the fire had not been determined. >>> new at 10:00, a vallejo couple who made a valentine's day trip to san francisco found more than romance, they found a lot of money. they found a black camera bag near the golden gate bridge parking lot. when they opened that, they found a lot of money. >> i digged more in the bag and envelopes, 100, it was $100 bills, but there was 10,000. >> actually, the bag contained a total of $11,060. they turned the bag and the money over to police, who tracked down the owner. it happened to be a chinese tourist. the landeros didn't get a reward, but the owner did promise to show them around china if they visit there. >>> there is a push underway to put a mom in that seat. heather holmes is live now in the city's

the man cursed at her as she was peddling down emerson street. then as she got closer she say it is man crossed the street and tried to snatch her up. he grabbed her arm and she screamed that's when she got away and ran home. >> we're going to take any report like this seriously. >> reporter: police responded to the area but did not find anyone. police say they have not received any similar calls. >>> five companies are bidding to build the first leg of california's rail system. but they will also be handing over millions to the four firms that lose out. eric rasmussen is here with a controversial strategy and how some lenders are defending it. >> they say they can get a lower price for this huge project by offering a $2 million stipend to each of the losing companies some call it an example of government waste but some say it has its benefits. >> reporter: these fast trains will mean fast money even for some firms that will never have a hand in making california's high speed rail reality. >> they're doing it because they can. >> reporter: califo

that girl telling police she was on emerson street when the man tried to grab her by the arm. fortunately she was able to get ho safely. >> a funeral service for the deputy killed in an off duty accident will be held today. members of the department gathered to say good-bye to deputy myrtle. he died when a car drove into the lane he was riding in. this morning funeral services at 11:00. >> the impact of the recent connecticut school shooting is being felt in the bay area. police on the peninsula using new tactics to improve security on school campuses. bob riddell has details on what schools and police are trying to do to keep students safe now. good morning. >> good morning to you. the redwood city police department announcing it is now working hand in hand with the school district to make campuses on the peninsula safer and better prepared if a shooter works to attack. as part of the plan, police are now encouraging the patrol officers to essentially adopt an elementary school asking officers to visit the elementary school in their zone on a daily basis so they can become fa

firefighters were called to emerson street around 6:30 this evening. they say they found a fire burning in the kitchen of one unit. it took just over five minutes to put out that fire, but the smoke damage was bad enough, the apartment should not be lived in. no one was hurt. when we last checked, the exact cause of the fire had not been determined. >>> new at 10:00, a vallejo couple who made a valentine's day trip to san francisco found more than romance, they found a lot of money. they found a black camera bag near the golden gate bridge parking lot. when they opened that, they found a lot of money. >> i digged more in the bag and envelopes, 100, it was $100 bills, but there was 10,000. >> actually, the bag contained a total of $11,060. they turned the bag and the money over to police, who tracked down the owner. it happened to be a chinese tourist. the landeros didn't get a reward, but the owner did promise to show them around china if they visit there. >>> there is a push underway to put a mom in that seat. heather holmes is live now in the city's

office they facilitated the for stage of privatizing meat inspections which we have been living with emerson's and which now the obama administration is trying to take a step further. the clinton administration privatized this in the processing, animals are slaughtered and another step where they are cut up and processed so in the reprocessing there has been the privatized system that we have done a lot of work showing how dangerous it is. the obama administration wants to increase this program especially for poultry. it would mean more than 200 birds a minute are being slaughtered in a plant. that is not a misstatement. 200 birds a minute. there is no way there can be any inspection of these carcasses and these are immigrant workers, extremely dangerous work. imagine both hands get sliced. all sorts of horrible injuries and because of all the contamination from salmonella you can never eat another piece of chicken. they get the chicken into chemicals, things like corn and sodium phosphate. that really over originated with the corn -- the clinton administration. a lengthy answer. i don't know

dozens gathered at the corner of university and emerson in palo alto and organizing for action put that showing together. the group's message, protect your children, not the guns. >> rallies like this are an opportunity for people to get together for us to see by working together we can push our politicians for change, for sensible gun control. >> love the turnout. people really have their arms wrapped around this issue so we're thrilled. >> this event was part of a national day of action to end gun violence. organizers are calling on expanding background checks for gun purchases. >>> a woman sent to prison who put a finger in a bowl of chili at a wendy's, it wasn't long ago she served four years for lying about finding a severed human finger in a bowl of wendy's chili. now she could be facing another four years behind bars, she's accused of lying to authorities to protect her son who accidentally shot himself last october. investigators say the family tried to blame someone else because is he a convicted felon and is not supposed to have a gun. >> manipulating the system and she's a fl

the man cursed at her as she was peddling down emerson street.then as she got closer she say it is man crossed the street and tried to snatch her up. he grabbed her arm and she screamed that's when she got away and ran home. >> we're going to take any report like this seriously. >> reporter: police responded to the area but did not find anyone. police say they have not received any similar calls. >>> five companies are bidding to build the first leg of california's rail system. but they will also be handing over millions to the four firms that lose out. eric rasmussen is here with a controversial strategy and how some lenders are defending it. >> they say they can get a lower price for this huge project by offering a $2 million stipend to each of the losing companies some call it an example of government waste but some say it has its benefits. >> reporter: these fast trains will mean fast money even for some firms that will never have a hand in making california's high speed rail reality. >> they're doing it because they can. >> reporter: califor

for companies to every lovers themselves, particularly in the industrial area, stocks like dover in emersoncan really do quite a job of tearing apart. liz: let's go back to procter and gamble because right now you're saying you don't like consumer-oriented stocks. isn't that a consumer oriented? >> consumer staples may be a little bit more tied into space, a little different and something that would be clothing. liz: 20% year-over-year. >> the reason is i think the debt cliff means that it is like people having to pay a dollar more for gasoline. what did they going to do? do not going to go to the restaurants, the retailer's. probably less so. eventually it will adjust, but right as a way. liz: your comment on western digital which is actually within your pc group of picks. now, western digital was it badly about a year ago by flooding. that is an old story. but they are one of the few companies that does hard drives. is that a part of what you love about them? this is one of those warren buffett kind of companies. kind of besting class. >> in the hard drive businesses here to stay. no ques

the supreme court handed down its first modern establishment clause decision in the emerson v. board of education decision, which involved a program in my home state of new jersey. in that case, the court held that reals you constitutions are -- that religious institutions are entitled to receive general government services made available on the intifes -- on the basis of other criteria. the union of orthodox jewish organizations of america notes in an excellent legal analysis, quote, federal disaster relief is analogous toed they qualifies as yen government services approved by the court in emerson. madam speaker, the bill before us today makes clear and clarifies that federal disaster relief includes religious entities along with every other sort of entity. as the court later stated in whit myer vs. benson, quote, the provision of assistance is an important secular, or constitutional, effect. as stated most recently in "texas monthly" vs. bullock, insofar as those arrayed on non seq.tarian groups as well as religious organizations in support of some sectarian end, the fact th

described as a white man in his thirties with white -- light-colored hair the girl was riding her bike on emersont monday afternoon and a man tried to grab her arm. she screamed and managed to get away and the girl said the man yelled he was going to kidnap her. and police also have added extra patrols since the incident. >>> a man who confessed to a 2010 killing of an palo alto activist has been released from jail. gregory [indiscernible] was let go after dropping first-degree murder charges against him police said he was violated -- his renter rights are violated and they hoped to keep him in jail on a weapons charge that his attorney says he has served more time that a potential sentence in the state attorney general is appealing the decision. >>> the great white shark moved a step closer to being listed as being threatened or endangered. the california fish and game commission named a great white as a candidate for the endangered species list and environmental say sharks are killed during fishing and they mature and reproduce slowly. others argue the shark population is not in decline. fish a

is some value so i look at, and you can play on housing and multinational, you could play china so emerson, eaton, inger some rand all those names we like. >> weiss? >> what's interesting is that the rail traffic that came out for the first month of the year was way down in commodities, so i think they're going to be tough. however, alpha natural came out today with a great quarter, we've got walter industries which i've been pushing, up quite a bit. i still think when they're cutting back on their production. >> baker where is today's best trade? >> whole foods is a great trade but in terms of industrial level the networking companies, cisco came out with good reports, ericsson, that's where we're plopping money. >> market flash with josh lipton, a name he's following today. >> trying to please uncle sam here, anheuser slush/imbev revising the terms of its takeover of grupo modelo. the u.s. government rejects to the deal says it would restrict competition and lead to higher beer prices. anheuser-busch sells a u.s. brewery next to constellation and give it perpetual rights for crow no and

investigators say he tried to grab the 11-year-old girl's arm while she was riding her bike on emerson street monday night. she got away and police are looking for the suspect. >>> in the case of kevin collins who disappeared nearly 30 years ago, san francisco police have finally identified a person of interest and today kpix 5 reporter da lin spoke to kevin's mother and gets her reaction to why it took police so long to name a suspect. >> over the years i have always said. i don't know who to be angry at. i don't know who. >> reporter: she now knows who to be angry at. she believes this man kidnapped and killed her son kevin collins 29 years ago. >> we might not get the answers and we don't have a burial for kevin. >> reporter: ann doesn't recognize the man but saying looking at his mugshot brings back all the pain and emotions of losing 10-year-old kevin who was last seen leaving basketball practice at a san francisco school. >> it's appointing he got away with this all these years. >> reporter: police say the man had a history of kidnapping and sexual assaults against boys. and he l

the other at the lytton plaza at emerson and the university in palo alto.ganizing for action a group formed to support president obama's legislative initiatives. >>> uc-santa cruz is offering night escorts after a rape on campus. last sunday, around noon a 21- year-old woman who is not a student was assaulted on campus. vans will be available to take faculty, students and visitors on campus between 8 p.m. and 2:45 a.m. >>> protestors are staging a sit-in at the troubled city college of san francisco. they want students to have more input on how to save the college from losing accreditation. last summer major problems were found by a commission that oversees community colleges in the western united states. the commission threatened to pull the accreditation unless it produces an outline for sufficient improvement. that deadline is three weeks from today. >>> up next cars and buses slipping and sliding on icy roads. the miserable and messy commute out in the midwest. >> silicon valley dirty past unearthed. the toxic fumes seeping into google. mom, i invited j

one will be in san jose on stevens creek boulevard, the other at lytton plaza at emerson and university in palo alto. the vigils are planned by organizing for action, the group formed to support president obama's legislative agenda. >>> 6:08. on capitol hill, lawmakers now have less than a week to agree on a budget plan or face the consequences of automatic spending cuts. yesterday the president called john boehner and mitch mcconnell. none of the parties involved discussed the details of those phone calls. eric swalwell talked to anne makovec about the sequester. he calls it a murder-suicide for critical services. >> it's going to crash our economy and this is being done by some in congress who see no role for the federal government and they think that the best way to have cuts is to literally murder our economy and to get rid of critical services. >> the sequester would mean automatic cuts of $85 billion. you can see the rest of ann's conversation with the congressman sunday on kpix 5 this morning starting at 6:30 a.m. >>> meanwhile, president obama will meet today with japan's prime

the members of the fraternity at emerson college say their initial goal was $480, but so far they haveaised $17,000. the fraternity started raising the money last year after the pledge's insurance refused to cover his breast-removal surgery. the pledge says he'll schedule the surgery this week. >>> 6:14 right now. time for a quick check of the day's top stories. pope benedict xvi officially steps down at 8:00 this morning our time. the pontiff met personally with the cardinals just a few hours ago. the pope has said he's resigning for health reasons. >>> we are just one day away from congress's deadline to avoid $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, and there's no sign of a compromise in sight. president obama is planning to meet with both sides on friday, the day the cuts are supposed to take effect. >>> boeing says it has a permanent fix to get its troubled 787 dreamliner back in the sky. the airline plans to rewire the batteries to prevent potential short circuiting from spreading to other battery cells. all 50 of the planes have been grounded since mid-january. >>> business in te

the girl told police she was riding on emerson street around 5:30 at night when the man started yelling at her and tried to grab her arm. the girl told investigators that the man yelled, he was going to kidnap her as she sped away on her bike. the man is six feet tall, 140 to 160 pounds with thin light- colored hair. >>> a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami that killed at least five people in the south pacific. the 8.0 magnitude quake struck off the solomon islands. the tsunami measuring 5 feet high swapped several villages. up to -- swatched several villages. up to 80 homes were damaged. the solomon islands are in an active earthquake zone, the ring of fire. >> that's a big earthquake. >>> let's check with lawrence and get your thoughts on this. >> you know, i was watching that last night and the first thing i worried about was a tsunami in the bay area. we were fortunate it didn't generate one here. that's a huge one. you haven't even experienced a small earthquake. >> yet. i have been here almost a year. >> hopefully just a small one. around the bay area, we have mostly clear sk

going to get a good read on china and just international markets, but eaton and emerson, those companies, disney, news corp., more of a global read i think next week. that will be important. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thanks, everybody. appreciate your time tonight. we'll keep watching this market. teflon market really. see you soon. have a great weekend. the dow makes history, the industrial average closing above 14,000 for the first time since october of 2007 looking in a five-week winning streak to boot. jackie d'angelis with the week's winners and losers. over to you, jackie. >> hey, good afternoon, maria. what a week for stocks. let's take a look at the ones that led the stocks higher starting with valero with a big earnings beat and hess told analysts that the company is looking carefully at a proposal to break the company up, and pitney-bowes, fourth-quarter earnings might have fallen 56%, but adjusted earnings per share beat expects and jdsu bringing up the year as they posted stronger margins and revenue. best performer on the dow this week, verizon communications, but

joanne emerson from missouri took a position after being reelected with her largest campaign donor. that raised a lot of eyebrows century has not lost. she just decided she did not want to serve any longer. heath shuler also took a job with duke energy and it is likely that even if they don't actively register as lobbyists, they will probably engage in lobbying activity. host: let's go to bedford, mass., independent. caller: recently, "frontline" and expos eye on the banking industry receiving money from drug cartels. they were subsequently fined. when this money gets tracked and gets into the hands of our elected officials through campaign contributions, is there any provision that the public can support in terms of calling this treason? it seems the only way this whole phenomenon is going to stop that is destroying our democracy is to have stronger penalties. guest: that is an interesting question. penalties are something that is not often given by many of these organizations overseeing campaign finance or lobbying. the have been cases and there are fairly substantial fines when t

by the way, two are eaton and emerson, really confusing quarters.ery difficult to read eaton because of an acquisition. emerson stocks trade up. these will be vacated initially and people come back to them. i will have someone on from eaton tonight. >> mcgraw-hill continues their decline. the story hit yesterday, perhaps people, given there's so much litigation out there of various types, haven't focused enough. maybe when we told them that the government wanted at least $1 billion, they started to -- the stock sank later in the session yesterday. in addition to what was a 14% decline yesterday. a long potential road ahead of it here. we're all going through this complaint that was filed late, late last night. in los angeles court. >> that's a big complaint. >> a lot of stuff in it. we'll be talking to floyd abrams. >> these analysts don't know how to analyze it, david. >> it's unanalyzable at this point. there's too many unknowns. >> any company i know who have been caught in the crosshairs of justice, it's different. justice, you don't want to do

>>> el tuyo con emerson, el de doña meche que se peleó con todos y el de jenny padura que le propusieron reembolso y además un cheque por 500 dólares. >>> jorge, muchas gracias y a propósito por los que se preguntan por qué no bajaron a los pasajeros en botes es porque las condiciones marítimas no lo permitieron. >>> >>> la renuncia del papa genera rumores y el profeta de amércia habla en vivo con nosotros sobre los que denominó el papacidio. >>> muy buenos días y es un gusto estar con ustedes, salduso desde méxico.. >>> usted había dicho que el papado iba a ser corto, qué lo llevó a la conclusión? >>> vi todo lo que sucedió e incluso hgay grabaciones desde el papa anterior, vi que se iba juan pablo ii y luego seguí conectado con lo que sucede ahora, estamos en un momento crucial para la humanidad, las próximas dos décadas sufrirán cambios muy importantes y el cambio del papa está dentro de la profecía. >>> cuál sería la profecía? >>> usted dijo que benedicto sería el penúltimo papa. >>> el tema del papa negro es una condición interior, no de piel. la iglesia tiene muchos tmeas que resol

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police say an 11 year-old girl was riding her bike monday afternoon on emerson the street when a manher. he ran out into the middle of the street and tried to grab her. the girl was able to get away on her bike and went home to tell her parents. palo alto police say they're taking the incident very city seriously. >> anytime a child was involved, especially in 11 year-old girl. many of us have kids ourselves and this is not something we want happening anywhere in palo alto or in any city in the bay area. it is scary. we do not know what this man's true motivation was. that is of most concern. >> here is the police sketch the suspect they're looking for is described as a white man in his 30's, about 140 to 160 lbs., a balding, light-colored hair and round glasses. >> i'll need a county fire crews remain on the scene at a house on the san leandro waterfront where they put out a one alarm fire earlier this morning. it have on the corner of marina boulevard and neptune drive. they came in just before 5:00 this morning. so far, no reports of any injuries. 2 men have been arrested in conne