there will be extra service on the ferries as well as golden gate transit buses.o try to keep that in mind this weekend. also, abc -- abc7news.com our website at the front page we have a great all this closure information and detours. that's a great way to get around it or plan your commute this weekend. >>> with transit -- thank you. >>> 4:57. if you have unused prescription drugs that would you like to get rid of, here's your chance. nationwide take-back event tomorrow disposing of drugs often means flushing them down the toilet which can be hazardous. keeping expired drugs in the house can lead to abuse or accidentallal poisoning. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, to fan a location near you go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. -- >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco, highrise fire has injured one. we are live at the scene with the latest. >>> we are 15 hours away from the complete closure of doyle drive. we are going to continue to tell you what you need to know to get around what could be a huge weekend i'm really going to miss you. my

do they get an extra year?y need to look at what we're paying our teachers and astute -- and the schools that are not performing and be more productive instead of giving them an extra year in school, in the same school district. host: @ of those ideas of helping students, was the most effective from a parent's point of view? caller: for me, my son will not be the most brilliant child in the school. he struggles academically but his school has programs that help him after school. hours spent an hour after school once a week. i have them attending those extra activities after class, academic activities in the areas he is a week in. get the parents involved. i have to figure out why my son is not performing and figure out what the teachers can do and how to work with them. i want to help them better understand my son. it is a two-way street. host: here is more from the of bed this morning -- -- the op ed this morning. annapolis, maryland, a teacher, hello -- caller: good morning, i taught at the u.s. naval academy

>>live and in hd, this is saturdays news extra on your side. >> >> gas prices are going down. they have dipped to an average of $3.90 a gallon. >> that is down 6 cents from the peak last month. the price to fall up may dip even more. >> they are the sure-fire ways spring has arrived. rising temperatures, the return of baseball, and sky rocketing gas prices. this year, it appears gas prices may have peaked early. >> i think they are going down. >> why the spring surprise? analysts say it is due to a slowdown in china's economy and new talks with iran to it. >> the market was breathing a sigh of relief that the talks might happen. if that continues through monday, prices may decline a bit more. >> the proof is at the pump. in michigan a gallon now costs $3.85. in chicago the cost was $5 is now down to $4. -- $4.33. if the price to fill up your car continues to drop that is also good news for frequent fliers. lower prices will calm the fears of airlines who are expected to raise their fares. not everybody is predicting that gas will go up again soon but even the worst case scenar

so when you see extra lean pork you're getting extra lean pork.thing to do with slime or what is added to it. should be 100% pork. >> makes you wonder whenever you see extra lean is it? or extra something else? >> because if you read the package carefully it should telling what is in there. >> thank you. >> and thousands of teachers all over the country are shaking up classrooms with a technique called flip teaching. flip flopping what used to be home work with class work and preliminary results are good. april tucker teaches high school science, taught 22 years but this year, she's flipped her classroom. >> today a new class. reptilia. >> instead of lecturing she records the lecture using a camera. she can use props and diea grams to spice things up. then, she puts it on an internet si. students watch at home. >> gives freedom to rewind, start and understand better. >> but the ski what happens at school. when teachers don't have to spend class time on lecture autos it's better use of time. >> we can have labs and more working with other people an

thrilled the game time, 2-run home run and go into some extra innings.em high and that is deep enough to the third and scores easily. the nats win 3-2, winning the first five series this season and to zimmerman for a moment. >> i think he aggravated it and has some inflammation there and they will come camdown by tuesday. i was going give him off tomorrow, anyway, he plays hard and don't want to wear him too much down. >> the orioles out west in anaheim taking on the angels. scoreless in the fifth. a man on for matt weeder and takes the pitch for a ride and to that right and the two-run shot. the birds with a 2-1 lead. >>> the angels come back in the bottom of the fifth. two runs in and here are a couple more. bobby abreu, the two-run edge is, part ve-run frame and they lead 5-3 in the seventh inning. >>> did you see it in seattle? the chicago white sox right- hander, phillip umber, two out, 3-2 count, and ryan with the check swing and calls it a strike 3. the ball gets away from ber gin sky and everyone is celebrating and throws the perfect game, meanin

certainly drive the extra caution and allow yourself extra time on the freeways here if fair was a floodories that expired at 5:45 a.m.. we are still dealing the status ladder serious civil such offenses as a flight rain over the golden gate crossing through the heart of the bay this is use of the defaced off. overall, a relatively dry conditions for those of you coming out of the santa rosa area. that is a look at what is happening right now. as we take it look at what is on tap for the rest of the day we will continue to see residual showers. we do have a slight potential to see a thunderstorm activity and we could actually see hail produced. but qr scattered showers throughout the heart of the bay area but mostly dry for the north bay. but we will sigrid's of sunshine and insulated this afternoon will keep a chance of what weather on tap. the next storm system could actually be the wettest one producing up to 2 in. of wayne for coastal's bot's. wicking of tomorrow morning it looks like you will be seeing more wet weather but things will start to drive into the afternoon, just in time

and even i can only afford florin for employees labor leaders disagree and say workers are put the extra income right back into the local economy. you're not going to be saved if you're going to be spending it. >>> city council debate topic next tuesday in cambodia until are put on the ballot in says a cbs five. possibly the biggest night from irani so far with its biggest competitor at the way from the take up another five primary it winds today danielle letting him on what president obama's had to say about his presidium's challenger. >>> it's a five states we permit rummy with new primary victories in delaware pennsylvania and new york the of give me great honor and son of saul responsibility. in together we're going to win on november 6th. >>> from the thing supporters in a speech titled a better america begins tonight. in which he focused his criticism on president obama's. >>> four years ago barack obama adazzle less in front of a greek columns was sweeping promises of help and change. but after we came down to earth after all the celebration of the parades' what we have to show fo

thoughtful allow yourself extra time and drive extra caution. into 8:00 hour we could encounter some spotty showers. portions of the south bay are dry. as we >> the clock for scottsdale we could see scattered showers although relatively light in nature. nothing like what we experienced yesterday. in terms of your 7 day around the bay forecast it looks like today was the last day of the wet weather. cox mild conditions action squeezing out some 70's. as mr. the next recall we could actually see some 70's by monday and high-pressure talk with us the rest of the week. we do have slight potential for wet weather as we head into next thursday. >>george: we heard from the oakland police department about problems getting to the oakland airport this morning because of flooding along joining us is the airport duty manager of. good morning. thank you for drawing as. what do you know about conditions getting to and from the airport? >> there are minimal delays. there are indeed for signs up to keep traffic out of the area. you can enter and exit. >>george:

but the gimmick some extra money with higher gas prices, one business look -- maxim extra money with higher gas prices, one business combines. put a sign on your car advertising a certain business. it uses a gps to track or the sun goes and users only get paid while the sign is on and after they drive a minimum distance each day. we asked viewers if they would do such to make extra money. katie from annapolis rd., with gas prices as high as they are, driving around and making money the same time is only making sense, right? >> i think i just found a new way to pay for my collectionshoe . if you're out driving around this afternoon, it will be pretty testy. current temperatures in the metro area, 73 the airport. go to the west and in his past 80 degrees in many parts. 81, bwi. 80, parks bill. that is the same story all over the state. we have temperatures in the 70's or low 80s. that includes 76 and ocean city. 80, college park. looking at the temperatures across the nation, take a look at the warmth from 71 in new york city down to 81 in miami. temperatures of between in the upper 70

>> we said $2300 extra this year. if the gas prices come down, it takes heat off the incumbent. >> you can tell the obama administration and the campaign have nervous about the impact of higher gas prices no question. it goes to the heart of how the middle class is feeling when they go to the voting booth. it is a real issue. even though presidents don't affect the price of oil -- >> in the near term. >> in the short-term, most americans feel they do. >> you shouldn't believe any politician that tells you gas prices will do this right now and i am going to make it happen because they can't. >> you really shouldn't believe a politician that says a bench mac and says elect me and you will have 2.50 gas. >> they're out of the race, right. >> not yet. >> i always keep saying a 2.50 gas price, global recession would do that and no president wants to be the owner of a global recession. do they decide this election or jobs and the direction of the country? >> i think gas prices will have a huge effect on this election. what

the creators hope to make this new technology cheap enough so that one day we can all take our own extra-extra-largeures. >> this report is brought to you by ralph lauren. one of the biggest events in new york city each year is fashion week. and what better way to kick it off than with a fashion show at ralph lauren headquarters. this year's event was extra exciting, because it included some very unique guests. you've probably seen fashion shows on television and in movies. but when was the last time you saw one where the front row was filled with kids? these are the ralph lauren girls 2011 fall and holiday collections. and kids were getting a chance to see them first. what do you think of the idea of having fashion shows especially for teenagers and kids? >> i think that's great 'cause a lot of fashion shows are for older people, so for people to go say, "oh, i'm going to a fashion show this weekend," that's really cool. >> i've never been to a fashion show before. my mom said "we're gonna go to a ralph lauren fashion show." i'm like "whoa, cool!" [ laughs ] >> the fall lineup features a variety of

we received $50,000 with extra gardening support. we continued to try to identify sources for operating. i want to talk about this very briefly, we asked our staff every year on how to reduce costs and the department. one of the park service area managers and his team came up with an idea, instead of having them go through every single neighborhood park to do trash pickup, our own staff has centralized points. as a result, we have fewer stops. we are piloting this project in one of the service district this year. we expect savings of $50,000. supervisor avalos: that is existing fte's? >> yes. ecology does a lot of our trash pickup. it will be six or seven different locations. we would create a regional system of trash collection. i leave you with this. a conversation we have not participated. we could be onto something efficient. >> that is with the existing ft e? >> ecology does a lot of our trash pickup. it would rather go to 67 different locations. our own staff would create a regional system of trash collection. this is a convers

for the third time in four games, they had to play in extra innings. all right, we'll go to today's game as the numbers are retired by all thieves. the bases are loaded in the first. they launch that one over the center field and just like that. they will be up 4-0. slowly dipping in and fresh off here to tie things up. and they go to extra innings. the top of the 11th. earning the big paycheck. they will avoid the four-game sweep. you know, you just couldn't get it done. >> we never put that on out there. we got back up there and it was interesting. >> orioles are wrapping it up. game tied in the 6. adam jones here at the ditch. the birds are up by one, but the blue jays opened it up in the bottom of the 6th. they got it going with a two- run homer. they put up 7 runs in the 6th to win. 9-2. and they avoid being swept by the birds. >>> the capitals are taking a big cue from the nationals. both their playoff games have needed extra time. the first night, they were not so lucky. but last night they were able to hold off the bruins in double overtime to

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no state should ever get extra credit for having extra slaves. the question isn't whether slaves are voting. of course they aren't voting and married women aren't voting. rosemarie gave you a story about unmarried widows, but they can't vote easily because there's no secret ballot. if your husband and the laws can beat you up afterwards, you're not voting your own interests will. it was unmarried women. the question isn't how much clout slaves are going to have but how much clout slave states will have. three-fifths you get more voting clout in the house of representatives and that's the constitution. not in the house of representatives. where else could you get credit? the electoral college. yes, they didn't believe in democracy and thought republics were different. baloney. i gave you arguments that it they were far more democratic than we've been taught and they believe in direct election of governors and direct election of the members of the house of representatives there is a balance between big and small zats. the big state guy always wins.

. >> extra let is gradually getting better. it was recently arrived in very bad shape of this recovery center. her honor had neglected her. they are now making sure she gets the care she needs. >> we had to rescue her because she was injured. her owner had put a chain around her leg. >> estrella is not an isolated case. the santa maria recovery center has dozens of horses with similar stories. after the animals owners were unable to afford the roughly 500 euros a month needed for stabling, feeding, and caring for them, increasingly, forces arsimply being let loose. >> horses used to be a status symbol. anyone who had some extra cash bought a horse, but now, with the economic crisis, people are cutting out all the extras. >> the staff of the recovery center keep finding courses wondering free -- horses wondering free. many have been injured in traffic accidents. the two-lane highways are especially dangerous for the animals. alonzo go mess from the police department's environmental protection division says they are drawn especia

, i thought the citizens have to pay extra? >> both, the government and the citizens. >> so he took the part that the government is paying. >> he needed $500 billion. >>, so he took that from medicare. and about a third of that -- about $150 billion was from the medicare advantage program. that means less benefits. that means, if you like your insurance, you get to keep it? wrong. if you near medicare advantage, a third of your benefits are being cut. so just before an election, this november, america's seniors are going to have their election of whether or not to go back into medicare advantage. and if so, which policy to buy. they are going to find that all of a sudden, it's costing them more and they are not getting as much in the way of benefits. >> the menu is going down by virtue of the existing health care law. >> that's right. >> because the government isn't spending that money to supplement the personal contributions. >> that's right. so senior citizens across this country, a third of arizona's medicare beneficiaries h

. >> reporter: it could be an extra $900 next year for most. >> i might not be here. >> reporter: the blame is all directed at maryland's legislature which let the clock run out on its legislative session monday night fighting over gambling without passing a tax passage needed to fund proposed spending reverting instead to a doomsday budget with steep cuts across government. the university suspect's share is 63 million. today governor martin o'malley fumed about it to 9 news now mike hydek. >> for crying out loud, there's more important things at stake here than whether or not we have a sixth site for gambling in the state of maryland, five, six, i mean none of that matters as much to me as making sure that our children are given the best education they can. >> reporter: the student government immediately passed a resolution. >> i would ask him to call back the legislature and ask them to pass a responsible revenue package. >> reporter: so it's doomsday budget time here at the university of maryland and the same thing may be coming to local school districts, police departments, even d

one of those mornings where you want to give yourself extra time. wind advisory for the bay bridge look out for ponding to the tolls, no delays yet. flooding reported in oakland, northbound 880 on the connector ramp to 980 also san francisco northbound 280 at mariposa. flooding reported on 101 at lucky in both directions. live shot of the san mateo bridge. wet, difficult to drive that's why you will want extra time. >>> our job is to monitor the weather and traffic this morning, we are on top of it. national weather service a tornado with wind speeds of one muhammad miles an hour touched down yesterday afternoon near stockton. a viewer sent this. the twister destroyed a shed tipped off a 53 foot trailer and buried a pick-up truck six miles south. narrowly missing a home. >> it lifted the shop up like it was one piece. >> it was like a bomb went off. >> the homeowner, four kids his wife and parents were all home when the tornado struck around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. fortunately, none were hurt. >>> big, big news for commuters. today crews break gro

time and a drive with extra caution.he drive is 14 minutes from end to end. drive with extra caution for your ride coming out of the north bay. we have reports of a roadway flooding on 101 and for directions around let the drive. quick break. here is a live look outside at our camera showing as the is happening in san jose where the rain is coming down pretty hard. take your time in to bring an umbrella. not only is it going to rain this morning, in the site is one to rain tonight as well. lou will be right back. face fifth if fact for if fat >>justine: this is video from the hit and run back in august for when a nine year- old baseball fan and a woman were both hit by a vehicle after attending a giants game. andrew vargas of hayward was eventually arrested and charged with felony hit and run while driving under the influence. prior to being sentence he spoke words of remorse to the court. >> i feel very remorseful towards the family. i know that this has been difficult for them and for everyone involved. i have learned

for extra toys at home that they can send to the homeless shelter? so they have christmas as well. >> this christmas, many in wilmington sorely miss the dignity and purpose they once had. laura walker says she learned that years ago when her late husband roger lost his job as a machinist and refused to be anything else. >> i watched what he went through by not making the concessions, by not making the changes. he didn't go back to school. he wasn't willing to think outside of the box. >> he couldn't find full-time work for six years. then he was hired again and given business cards and a lapel pin by his new company. before his first day on the new job, he had a heart attack. >> and i went to the hospital and i went in, and i was so surprised, and you know what the first thing he said to me was? "what about...my job?" [laughs] the first thing he said to me: "what about my job?" that's a hard thing to take. and then he died sunday morning, and i was there holding his hand when he died. and at the funeral, at the visitation, i took that card, that busi

extra revenue, but they are freaking out over a $44 breakfast.ire everyone involved. now when it comes to priorities boy, the republicans and erin burnett on cnn have their priorities straight. the $800,000 very, very important! how about the $47 billion over ten years? let's find out. >> we did the math rule and the buffet rule doesn't add up. it would raise about $4.7 billion a year in revenue. one-half of 1% of the budget. >> they show the entire budget and say oh look at this if you tax the millionaires you don't raise that much money. how what if you show the $800,000 they, flipping out over? we did a graph to show you. let's just take one year. $4.7 billion for the buffet rule. how much is $800,000? tiny. okay. so this is what they have spent all of their time on in television, meanwhile even time they talk about this people like erin burnett is like don't look at that. let's talk about the gast again. >> his big idea now is this buffet rule, which is the -- someone calculated by the way that the taxes he would raise from his buffet rule wo

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they win it in omt t. >>> from overtime to extra innings. detroit take it is back in the bottom of the frame. alex avila with the walk-off home run. tigers win it 13-12. red sox are 0-3. >>> to cinci. scott rolen ends it. in comes the wins run. 6-4. are you starting to see a trend here? another game, another walk-off, this time by the pirates. rbi single to deep scepter. let the celebration begin. buccos knock off the phillies, 5-4. that's a look at your sports on "early today." >>> box office winners and losers. your early morning entertainments are straight ahead. >>> normally flash mobs don't have a greater purpose but coming up, we're showing you one that was meant to last a lifetime. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this monday morning. northern new england not going to be pretty with clouds, showers, windy cool weather. all eyes from dallas to oklahoma city east from north oklahoma. chances of strong stothundersto. tomorrow storm threats continue much through the deep south. >>> well, if you're watchi

the weekend, will be mild, few extra clouds for sunday. could be tracking a few showers next week, and definitely a drop-off in to the numbers. first thing tomorrow morning, bundle up. not as cool as this morning but the coolest locations, santa rosa, livermore, oakland 39 and san jose in the upper 30s as well. the big view in the pacific, i'm tracking this weather system out here. you can see a batch of high clouds just offshore. as we do head in to saturday, we'll track a few high clouds especially tomorrow morning. temperatures on the warm side, upper 50s and 60s. weather system will approach the coastline for easter. as a result, a few extra clouds, especially during the afternoon hours. we could bring in the chance of a sprinkle or light shower by mid to late afternoon. latest forecast model kind of backing off on that chance. we'll take this in to sunday and show you. sunday afternoon, 1:00, a few extra high clouds. lots of sunshine for the south bay. here's the chance by mid to late afternoon, possibly a few sprinkles approaching so

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and pickup truck it's $14 extra. supply and demand would level out prices at. the problem is that we need to put some sort of limit on that speculation. your idea is one way to do it. >> eric: we don't have a lot of time. but the governor has an important question, how quickly can it be implemented and if it didn't work how quickly could you take it off? >> the exchanges could do margins right now. they could take this idea and implement it tomorrow. what i think we need to do and what congress told us to do is put caps on speculation. to limit the speculation to 10% of the market. who needs to control more than 10% of a market? unfortunately the wall street banks have taken to us court, tried to stop us, meanwhile, consumers and businesses alike are paying more than they should at the pump. >> eric: thank you for joining us. up next we'll talk to our studio audience and see where the gasoline crisis is hitting us [click-click] [♪...] >>. [ applause ] >> eric: welcome back. there is not a single person in america who

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during snow emergencies, you'll pay an extra $15. this rate hike is to help drivers who long complained about the money they lost after changing from the zone system to meters. the higher fares are stet to talk effect a week from saturday. you could get a break as some cabs are going to take another week to recalibrate the meters. back to you. off awe thank you, wendy. new details on anti-bullying initiative. the mayor outlined the plan at e street cinema. creating an anti-bullying task force and specific bullying policy manual for use in district schools. the mayor says he hopes it will help victims of bullying to know where to turn for help. >> i think one of the things is to let adults know how to make children, especially feel comfortable to talk about being bullied. and then to be able to talk about some of the techniques that will address those who are bullies. >> those in attendance watched the movie "bully" which follows five children and their struggles with bullying. >> decision 2012 now, mitt romney focused on president ob

they wear treated to some extra innings and a nationals when. >>-- nationals win. >> here are my two boys and my husband. is something we look forward to all year long. >> the expectations is that they will stay on top all year long. they have been so excited they went down to florida to see the team in spring training. they're going to come to as many games as they can this season. >> this is a fun time to be in washington with the nationals. there are really getting greater. >> a chance to enjoy the teens some good baseball, and a game day experience. the beer flows at the huge beer park. inside the stadium the buzz is about and a pound burger made with three different meats called the strasburger. you have to share unless you have a really big appetite. it is all really about baseball. on this day the nationals put on quite a show. >> i have to get something for the wife and the kids. >> the game let out about one hour ago. what we are left with right here is normal rush hour traffic around the stadium. >> thank you very much. more from the home opener coming up and sports. you ca

there will also be six extra trains every hour of the rush between l'enfant plaza and greenbelt. for the first time, you'll be able to travel from greenbelt to franconia/springfield without transferring. you can see all the details in the video on metro's web site. >>> expect to see the flashing lights of more speed and red light cameras in montgomery county. ten new portable cameras and 20 new red light cameras will hit county streets before the end of the year. that's in addition to the already 72 speed cameras and 40 red light cameras deployed already. the county made nearly $10 million on tickets issued by those cameras last year. there are about 115 locations the new cameras could go into. police expect to announce specific sites in the coming weeks. >>> five minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, the racy advertisement that could be coming to fire trucks in maryland. >>> ahead this morning, what set off several underground explosions that sent police and firefighters running. >>> and next, why virginia's attorney general wants a piece >>> welcome back. one of the wh

you want to slow denial and give yourself extra time you -- slow down and give yourself extra time. you want to avoid being one of the spin-outs. all of these accidents are solo spin-outs north 68 occur ham where we are seeing heavier rain, -- north 101 whip pill, north 101 eastbound 92 another spin-out. these are all -- s be olo spin-outs you want to avoid turning into one of these accidents. flooding in all the lanes of westbound 380 as you head to 101 towards sfo look out for that. chp at the scene of this mudslide highway one at devil slide they are trying to clean it up as soon as possible the lanes are open in both directions. look out for that as well. flooding has been cleared in hayward southbound 880 at a street a little better towards highway 92. >>> 5:12. >>> next, major donation that will mean badly needed financial aid for thousands of north bay college students. >>> facebook a open book? how you will know more about what the social networking giant knows but. >>> the billion dollar fundraising drive to save levees and businesses in danger of being underwater. 3q lysol

because you spend a little extra. someone that is willing to spend a little extra? >> if you are in need of some of the benefits they provide, it would be very cost-efficient for you to do this. >> greta: i got that. but the money is being taken out of medicare trust so in theory the people that are going to get hurt that can't afford the extra for the medicare advantage, it's the people that just get medicare. they are losing $8.5 billion to help these people. >> everybody is losing. your point is well taken. >> greta: if the president takes $8.5 billion and they have to find the money someplace else, it will take care of menu of options. so next year when they get the list of what they can get, that is when the cuts will go into effect? >> october actually. about 80% of this reimbursement occurs this year before the election this year. is there another two years. it's a phase down but the vast majority is before the election this year. as i understand it the medicare, but have the option every october to decide what plan they would buy. >> greta: i suppose, what p