feeds flynn's ffns. josh flynn, @flynnfinitt:"it's kinda llke, 'oh, you're famous on instagram...whatever.' "josh's story is -3 pretty normal.he's a 20-- someehing account executiveeat a hampden web designnccmpany. screennameeacross all social media platforms is 'ffynnfinity'."flynnfinityy phough...alex prodee, 3 different.joss flynnn - @flynnfinity:"there have been & instances where someone will recognize e out on thee stteet, like, 'oh, are you flynnfinity?' "he recently won a blogging award aa baltimore's "beet inntagrammer."joohh "alrighh, c'mon!" (bailey jumpinggout f car)alex prodey, -3& @amprodey:"it's just a guy and his best friend and their adventures through baltimore." 3& usually innolles bailey.josh 3 recognizing my dog on thee street just based on something they saa on the iiternet." bryan flynn, brother, @bfleezee:""eehas the famous, - were walking around. harbor wall.."the series ii & searrh... "baiiey straight &pchillin'".theeseven- ear- old mutt doos just that. he chilll.ii window sills....on p..at the vet.josh: "stay, oo!?" ((acks away from bbiley) joss flynn, @f

ryaa flynn, -3 brothhr, @bfleezee:"i feel theee arr certtin jokke bailey llkes, i feel."nd global.josh lynnn i've been interacting with lately is from south ,3 korea."theecomppny-- noo owned py facebooo-- says they have 90 million active users..osh 3&phaa kind of exploded and now it's kind of thii worrdwidd yoor fingertips, instagraamers posted thousands of pictuues sunday from the superddme.josh tap into what's going on at thhee oo an instantaneouus &plevel like that."you didn't pave to be therr to experience the ravens' highs, he niners' lows... aad the fans' fashioo choiies.josh ffynn, & @flynnfinity:"everyyody sses -3 the city in a certain way and & a different way aad insttgram pallows people to howcass howw they see their city."joss showwases baltimore-- not just pailly.josh flynn, & @flynnfinitt:"your photos peoppl are not sseing with pheir naked eye."the ttwwon phottgraphy class.joe willon, boss, @jooakabloo:"i think it really opens up photography to a lot more people who woulddbe iitiiidated by slrs and ilm." phone... and uses asic apps tooedit 3 his icturee.josh

it's a great time at leonard flynn elementary school. we are having a good time learning about the weather. is that not right, natasha? >> that's right. >> thank you very much. >> natasha what kind of temperatures are we looking at? >> 60.1 fahrenheit. >> 60.1 degrees fahrenheit. that's right. so it's looking like a nice day. what do you think, do we have much wind? >> not really. >> not so much wind. that means we're working on a very nice day around the bay area. we have been talking about nice weather, we have been talking about high and low pressure. we have been talking about big words like cumulonimbus and now we even know the definition. i wanted to introduce you to a nice gentleman richard herron who helped put this together. what do you think about our mobile weather lab? >> i think it's fantastic. it's a great educational experience for young people learning how to tell weather. and future weathercasters. >> reporter: yes. and people are learning all about it. i got fascinated with weather when i was in elementary school and th

updating the location of this accident westbound 580 before north flynn and car blew a tire and hit the embankment and hit the shoulder. we have a muni delay with the powell/mason shuttle now a bus. >> drivers, you need to know your options as the clock counts down to total elimination of the toll takers on the golden gate bridge with a news conference to send out a big warning. cornell bernard is live at the bridge. cornell? >> imagine the golden gate bridge without any toll takers. in a month they will be gone, all electronic tolling is here. starting this morning the bridge district will kickoff a series of public awareness campaigns aimed at the 30 percent of drivers who still pay with cash. there will be hand outs, signs, and information onlynn -- online. you can sign unfor fast cash or register the license plate with a credit card and pay as you go or pay one time online. cash payments are set up as gas stations if tourists and if that does not work you can do nothing, go through the toll plaza, and get an invoice in the mail. you have a month to pay that. >> thank you, at 5:03. i

flynn with information about these shootings is asked to contact the peninsula humane society. >>> for the first time in of years the number of people getting cosmetic work done on their faces is increasing. but at the same time the number having cosmetic surgery below their fleck is decreasing there comes as the american college of plastic surgeon reports a record number of people will cosmetic surgery of all kinds in 2012. botox injections were the number one procedure. >>> scientists are announcing the discovery of the smallest planet yet outside our solar system the size of the moon. but at 700 degrees with no air, no water, it wouldn't support life. scientists are searching for a planet like earth in the so- called goldilocks zone.

it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told her and i said, please come to the reading, i have a book for you.

phil flynn at the cme. down another $2.38.packard expected to report a sharp drop. ashley: first, as we do at this time every day, let's take a look at the ten and 30 year treasuries. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a busines my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your si

. >> john flynn, the director with the four seasons hotel. he knows how to do it right. you give us practical ways to do it the way that the big boys do it. >> he goes by now. >> thank you for inviting me to come. at the four seasons hotel -- hotel, we try to offer a newlywed couples a comprehensive, whole life experience. picking the right dinnerware set can be a very big decision and something you have to live with for your whole life. we try to help people choose a china pattern that best suits their lifestyle and needs. i brought some examples of regular dinnerware along with the fine bone china. because for some people that's the best option. so this possible that you have in front of you is simple. it tends to be very inexpensive. this is what we use in one of our restaurants, and it's monstrously expensive, but in general it's inexpensive. you don't mind if you break a piece. under that is basic porcelain. it's not fine china. it's just normal dinnerware. it's what i use in my house. >> but that mixing and matching. you said that's kind of the style now. >> it's a

sandra: thank you, phil flynn. it is time to make money with charles payne.pparel stores the gap. charles: i saw this a couple hours ago. wish i could have done the peas and then because gap store stock is exploding. what is happening is scuttlebutt that they may have been fired--hired investment bankers, a group interested in taking them over. is not unreasonable. volume was huge and twice the daily volume today. some people believe the story. forget the story. january sales were impressive. the gap unit at the present, same-store sales the year ago were down 5%. banana republic up 6%, old navy of 12%. year-ago same-store sales down. and banana republic did well, less cannibalization used to go on. and backup to the high. there's a chance to get back 37 and from there, we -- sandra: double trading volume, average trading volume -- charles: they quadruple may be four hours left in trading. dennis: buyout would be taking it private type of thing which is the best by the would-be buyer that the stock is undervalued. charles: this is a stock that was sideways an

ray flynn is joining muss and monsignor thomas mcsweenie. you surprised for this tectonic shift? >> i've known cardinal ratzinger now pope benedict xiv, many years before he was hope. i'm not surprised at the decision. he always said his papacy would be determined on his strength, his ability to serve god and the church in the most effective way that he possibly can, and those of us who studied the papacy and studied what's going on in rome know that the holy father has been in declining health. he has made an incredible sacrifice to the church and to society by stepping down, leading the way to somebody stronger with more opportunity to reach out to so i think this is a great sacrifice. but one he always said what was in the best interests of god and church. >> monsignor, this is a shock to the catholic community, but what does it mean for the conclave that now will meet after february 28th, and who potential could be the next pope? what names would you suggest? >> i think i would be way ahead of myself, thomas if i even went there at all.

>> we have a rough one from the central valley because of a car fire westbound 580 at north flynn. in the center divide but as we look at slow traffic, 30 miles per hour averaging from the central valley, and it picks up until you get to livermore, and good news in benicia the early accident at industrial has finally been cleared and traffic is improving southbound 680. eric and kristen? >> happening now, pope benedict is preparing to leave the vatican to go into retirement. here is vatican city where the faithful are gathered. this is where the pope bids farewell and fly to the papal retreat. he met with cardinals for the last time today as head of the catholic church saying he will pray for them as they choose the successor. at 8:00 a.m. our time st. mary's will celebrate a mass of thanksgiving in honor of the pope. the resignation is in effect at 11:00 a.m. our time. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the farewell to pope benedict with a special report live from vatican city at 7:45 this morning. >> we are live streaming that from our website this morning at abc7news

significant slowing beyond that scene and we have road work eastbound 580 from greenville to north flynne commute direction westbound slow from the central valley. that road work in lanes until 11:00 this morning. kristen and eric? >> 5:40. coming up, san francisco muni is getting ready to offer free rides for certain folks. ahead how this unique experiment could impact schools across the city. >> what is happening today in the sierra that could further raise fears of a drought. >> benicia, san ramon, san mateo, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a family in concord is grateful after finally speaking to the son they believe was missing in peru. yesterday, the family of garrett hand thanked the embassy in peru and the media for locating garrett and his girlfriend, jamie neal. the couple from oakland is bicycling in south america and they lost contact in january. they were found safe in a remote area near ecuador. >> starting tomorrow 20,000 zoom school kids in san francisco ride muni for free. low-and-middle income kids under 18 can register for passes an experiment that comes am

from greenville to flynn there is road work. and headed out of the central valley, the normal commute direction is slowing before the altamont pass. fremont on-ramp to northbound 85, in the sunnyvale area, that is closed for another five minutes because of road work out there and road work in daly city, and 280 before highway one, those lanes are blocked until 7:00 this morning, two left lanes. >> more than 800 jobs are available today at latest abc7 job journal hiring event from noon to 4:00 at concord on clay done road in concord with jobs in fields from engineers to retail to education at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." drake bay oyster farm will stay open while it fights for the future. an appeals court ruled the farm at point reyes national seashore can still to operate while they appeal the decision. the interior department allowed the lease to expire so the area could be returned to wilderness. the court ruled in favor of the oyster farm saying there are serious legal questions about closing. both will be back in court

with that, phil flynn at the cme group. the new highs for the year ahead of the super storm hit the east coast and we even took out the highs after hurricane sandy. we reversed because after the storm passed we realize for degrees in new york city, why the long heating oil? we just found another reason. futures down $0.99 but off the lows and why is that? the price of crude oil is rocketing back up. we're supposed to have a cease-fire. they, and by the central bank official made the market turnaround, back to you cheryl and dennis. dennis: i think we're going to go over to ? cheryl: how about a little charles payne. i'm making money on obamacare. charles: i like that movie did. you are ready to go, cabin fever. i live in north dakota, so i know all about it. this is a really interesting company. they actually stimulate your brain through electric currents and with the ability to do that, leaving them to one product helping you with epilepsy. they think they can really make major inroads with treating depression, chronic hea

cheryl: phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme.uch further the stock market has to go. charles payne showing us how to make money, first to lauren simonetti whether the dow is again pushing above the 14,000 level but i got to tell you not to be negative, king being stock, it is frustrating. >> the s&p has been stuck at $15.26 and $15.27 all day, we are trading in tight range today but we have green arrows across the board and its themes we are continuing that seven week winning streak for the broader market, that has only happened 22 times since 1928 so certainly helping out a little bit, these gains we are feeling. more acquisitions in 2013 did the dow jones in the red running out, the biggest gainers on the dow had a banks, bank of america and general electric. now to fill flynn at the cme. >> maybe there are signs the longest streak up in gasoline prices in two years coming to an end. futures are down $0.02, they can go down, i know you can't believe that when you felt the gas tank but you are seeing that. not only are we seeing

but flynn pointed out that he and other law enforcement officers aren't interested in paper chases.hey're focused on preventing people from getting guns illegally. >> just for the record, for my point of view, senator, the purpose of the background check -- >> how many cases have you made? >> it doesn't matter. it's a paper thing. i want to stop 76 -- i want to finish the answer. >> no -- >> i want to stop 76,000 people from buying guns illegally. that's what a background check does. if you think we're going to do paperwork prosecutions, you're wrong. >> gun control advocates were given some hope last night. robin kelly, a candidate who proudly flaunted her "f" rating from the nra won the democratic primary in illinois's second congressional district, a seat left vacant by former congressman jesse jackson jr. kelly easily defeated her closest competitor, a pro-gun democrat. she got a $2 million boost from new york mayor michael bloomberg, whose ads turned this race into a referendum on existing gun laws. >> today you did more than cast a vote. you sent a message that was heard aroun

you have an issue over here at north flynn a stall in the lanes and slowing over toward livermore cominggh the tri-valley. by the time you get to dublin interchange, you still have good, heavy volume. 680 moves smoothly through pleasanton and into livermore. the ytself okay but 238 northbound starts to slow heading down toward the san mateo bridge. quick look at the toll plaza westbound for 92. there you go. smooth drive. at the bay bridge, just a few cars waiting for cash lanes. pretty standard. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we now have what is believed to be the last known images of an east bay couple that vanished in peru. we found this clip on south american television showing surveillance video of garrett hand and jamie neal at a bus station in lima on january 26th. in november they embarked on a cycling trip through south america. they've been chronicling that trip on facebook but as of january 25th, their online posts and bank activity just suddenly stopped. >> we're asking everyone. we need your help. somebody knows where garrett is. garrett and jamie neal. they know w

it happened shortly after midnight on westbound 580 near north flynn road east of livermore. investigators say the driver of a white mitsubishi was going on the wrong way in the fast lane when his car collided head-on with a toyota camry. the drivers of both cars suffered serious injuries. the head-on accident brought freeway track to a halt for nearly two hours. the chp is investigating whether alcohol was a factor. >>> the chp is investigating the death of a homeless woman who was struck and killed in santa rosa. it happened last night near the intersection of west avenue and meeklin court. investigators say the 45-year- old woman was looking for her lost chihuahua with her boyfriend when she stepped into traffic. she was hit by two cars and tied. the chp says both drivers -- died. the chp says both drivers are cooperating with investigators. >>> the family is in mourning after news they so desperately did not want to hear. the body of their 10-month-old girl was found yesterday in monterey county. janine de la vega is in the newsroom to let us know what you found out about

. >> reporter: dan flynn runs the olive oil center at the university of california at davis. it tested 186 extra-virgin olive oil samples from grocery stores and specialty stores in california using international standards. >> and nobody is pulling olive oil off the shelf and testing it. when we did that, we found that a lot of it wasn't very good. >> reporter: in fact, uc davis found of the five top selling imported extra-virgin olive oil brands sold in california, 73% of the samples failed the international sensory standards for extra virgin. uc davis says the failed oils were either oxidized, of poor quality, and/or adulterated with cheaper refined oils. >> it was sort of low grade, defective, off-flavored olive oil that was being sold to consumers as top grade extra-virgin olive oil. >> reporter: if your palate doesn't know extra virgin from any other oil what difference does it make if extra virgin on the label isn't extra virgin in the bottle? you're getting ripped off in the pocketbook charles parrot runs the quality monitoring program for the u.s. department of agricu

we're talking about it with phil flynn at the cme. again after slipping back a little bit at 97.70 a barrel. we'll be right back. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ashley: the housing market gearing up for its busy season but, the federal housing administration which guaranties a quarter of all mortgages is going to make them more expensive. hmmm. rich edson has the details on this story from washington. rich? >> well, ashley all part of the delicate washington balance insuring homebuyers for as little as 3 1/2% down have access to a mortgage and guarding against taxpayer losses. the federal housing administration guaranties more than a trillion dollars of mortgages and the lat

oil trader phil flynn, a fox business news contributor, believes the refinery situation is stabilizing. "so that should ease some of the concerns, but not in all parts of the country. just yesterday, we heard in the chicago area a major refinery fire happened. it pushed up prices 9 cents, so i recommend staying out of chicago if you have to fill your gas tank." prices in chicago average $3.80. the national average for a gallon of unleaded is $3.62, up seven cents from last week. still to come, trading abroad. what overseas stocks have caught our traders' interest. that's later. but first, breaking in. how to introduce your brand into a new market. that's next with bill moller. you sell a thousand and some different products under your company brand. it's a big brand...but, only in other countries! you do sell some private label products in the lucrative and crowded u.s. market, but now you want to establish your brand here. so how do you do that? that's what one brand is attempting. dr. fischer is the company logo, and doctor eli fischer is the man behind that logo, which is especially

yonkers fire chief john flynn and firefighter mike juro assess the dire situation. >> one guy is actuallytanding on top of it. and the second victim is below him, beneath the scaffolding, probably another ten feet or so. >> we didn't know the extent of their injuries at that point. so the plan was made to have some of our members proceed to the floor nearby where they were hanging from the scaffolding to remove windows to establish communication with them, to assess their condition. >> the two men indicate they aren't hurt and their safety harnesses keep them from plummeting to the ground. but rescuers are concerned that may quickly change. no one knows how long the scaffold, or the workers, can hold on. >> when they sit in their harnesses for a long time it decreases the blood flow to their lower extremities which creates a lot of physiological problems. >> it's a serious thing. they were starting to get some of that because their legs were starting to get numb. it was a little cold out. >> firefighters first attempt to use their truck ladder to bring the men down, but it quickly becomes

so as they clean up the road work, and we have road work, eastbound, 580 from greenville to north flynn, three lanes until 11:00. you will find slow traffic there. the westbound direction, however, the commute direction, that is moving nicely with no delays. >> more than 800 jobs will be available today at the latest abc7 jobs journal hire event from noon to 4:00 this afternoon , at concord at clayton road including engineering, and retail, and education. >> oyster farm will stay open as it fights for future, a court ruled the farm at the point reyes national capitol -- can continue to operate. the area is supposed to be returned to wilderness and the court ruled in favor of the oyster farm saying there are serious legal questions about closing the farms. both will be back in court in may. >> a new report showing more teenagers are dying in car crashes. the numbers are eye opening. in the first six months of last year the rates for teens jumped 20 percent nationwide. 240 teens were killed in crashes between january and downaccording to the governor's highway safety associate. 16 and 17-

marriage advocates when he said in his inaugural address that gays and lesbians should be treated like flynn else under the law. the us j 'tis department last until the end of the month to file the brief which would reportedly back efforts to overturn prop 8. the high court will hear arguments on case march 26th. >>> at least 3 dozen tax forms are still waiting for approval due to congress's delayed action on the fiscal cliff. many taxpayers are wondering how long their refunds might be delayed as a result. for the answer we go to the news room and consumer editor tom vacar. >> reporter: yes indeed. the good news most of the forms the overwhelming majority of us use are ready to go. we confirmed that today with walnut creek cpa leslie dawson. >> we received notice yesterday from our tax processing program that a number of the forms were no longer on draft, in draft form so we could finally start processing the returns with an assurance that he they would go through not be rejected and not require army. >> most people can expect refund within 21 days and people get it less than that and they

otherwise we have road work eastbound 580 between livermore and greenville to north flynn and westbound you can see it is slowing a little bit and that is the commute direction up and over the altamont pass. >> a new study by researchers show that the cost of emergency care varies by tens of thousands of dollars at different hospitals across the country. out pocket charges for something like a strain can cost as little at $4 or more than $24,000 depending where you go. headache treatment ranges from $15 to $17,000. a urinary infection could cost $50 or more than $73,000. the study calls for more transparency in emergency care charges. >> 4:50. coming up, how much money would it take for your city to change its name? a sugar daddy proposal for a wealthy peninsula town is under consideration. >> the accident am theft that turned into a huge apology from >> a warning now about a bizarre new scam involving dogs and san francisco international airport. airport officials say there are e-mails claiming sfo health care department is giving away yorkies and all you do is pay the cost of travel a

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elsewhere we have road work east 580 from greenville to north flynn in three lanes until 11:00 this mornings looking good, a little bit slowing from the central valley but so far, so good. we have closures here, fremont on ramp to northbound 85 in the sunnyvale area closed until 6:00, also, because of road work. >> developing news, the coast guard continued to search for a family with two young children missing off the coast of monterey. amy hollyfield is live at the coast guard station with the very latest. >> the coast guard is searching right now, searched all night long and >>neil: -- and >>neil: sunrise when they will launch a c130 out of the sacramento to look from above. look at this exclusive video they did the same thing yesterday and they let abc7 news good along. we were the only crew up in the air with the teams searching the water for the family. still, no word on where the family could be. no sign of them. the four people on board have been missing since sunday afternoon. their distress call came in 60 miles west of monterey on sunday afternoon. in the call they said, and it w

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also i want to thank you, hilary flynn, the director of the irish festival for this invitation. let's celebrate the irish in the americas. i put a title to my conversation with you today, take the journey with me, and i wanted to read you an irish proverb that i like it very much because it's the way the history of myself, the history of my family. the longest

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cheryl: phil flynn watching oil.w to make money on dollar tree, but first nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: thanks, cheryl. we see industrial health care information technology under some pressure, or jobless claims numbers in the first time in three weeks. moving forward, just trying to work around some of the people who work here. we are seeing the fed's number weighing on the market, worries about whether or not after we saw those, whether or not the fed will actually pull out the stimulus, the kool-aid we have been seeing. it has inflated these markets pushing them near the all-time highs. after yesterday, you are seeing names like bank of america, caterpillar under pressure. down 69 points right now, phil flynn, what do you see in chicago? phil: we are seeing even more pressure after the energy information administration reports, larger than expected crude build up. we also saw heating oil concerned to get crushed. the numbers came in a little bit bullish but the market continued to go

in materials and commodities that are dollar related, they have the inverse relationship and phil flynnknows that. the dollar stock and commodities pullback. phil: we watch the dollar like a hawk and it is impacting gasoline prices, prices at at the retail pump continue to go up and were up another penny and another modest increase compared to what we have been used to for the last week and a half but that is good news, stronger dollar, weaker euro putting downward pressure on the crude oil and that means gasoline prices as well. and gasoline futures, down four.seven five cents and and we are pretty close to the top, despite the fact that the brent crude, spread to the highest level over $21, let's take a look what is on the wizard with sandra smith. sandra: tied to what you were talking about, will field service companies, the big companies that drill for oil or provide services to drill for oil and explore for oil such as to number day, analysts increasingly bullish, they had a hard time in 2012 when they face oversupply and declining energy prices. look at this year to date game for

over to phil flynn in chicago. jeff: do the surf and turf, cattle prices, a new low for the year.cattle feeders, cattle feeders are getting crushed right now, can't afford to feed the cattle or sell them. at these prices right now cattle are losing almost $100 per head. that is a loss that can continue. a lot of these could go out of business if the margins don't improve and interestingly enough these are the lowest cattle prices since last october. valentine's day, don't know if there's a connection but back to you, tracy. tracy: i think you are wearing a pink and red and you are loving it. it is time to make some money here on set with charles payne, he is investing in a healthy pick for some hold profits. charles: before we get to that and still people in on the pawn i want to say one of the reasons i wanted to talk about this today was hines, a lot of people say i don't want to play the market, i am afraid of the market, everyone watching the show has had catch up before. today it is up even more, up 1100% since 1985, 1100% since 1985 for catch up. how many people are afraid o

flynn and mr. heslin. as many articles as you and attorney hardy may have written, i do not think you have had the personal experience firsthand of seeing how dangerous these weapons are. my hope is perhaps you will be more supportive. and think america is on our side on this issue. america knows this time is different. [applause] >> could i respond? may.s, you make your >-- you >> we are not on different sides. we are all trying to figure out how best to be safe. my explicit testimony referenced the joint service combat shotgun program report. my point was with respect to the incoherence that the claims being made by the committee and others that justified the prohibited category were better descriptions of guns in the non prohibited category. that is the incoherent i am describing. that kind of incoherence, and classification whose justification's, will not hold justification's is the point of the rational basis. the other thing to point out about the heller decision, it requires more than rational basis

it happened shortly after midnight near north flynn road. the driver of the mitsubishi was going the wrong way and the drivers of both cars suffered rious injuries and it brought freeway traffic to a halt for nearly two hours and chp is investigating whether alcohol played a role. >>> there is a serious health warning after a student was hospitalized with meningitis. tara moriarty joins us for more on this story, tara? >> reporter: we are here at petaluma high school where students and parents have been placed on alert and that's because 17-year-old -- a 17- year-old student suddenly became ill and collapsed. he contracted the blood infection caused by a bacteria that can develop into meningitis. school officials sent out an alert to let them know if they came in contact they need to seek medical help. the disease is treated with antibiotics and if it is untreated it can lead to death in all cases. it can be spread by kissing sharing a drink or getting coughed on. if you have the by at it be -- antibiotics you will be okay. as 14th he is gre

here is one exchange between center lindsey graham and edward flynn. >> why aren't we prosecuting those that failed a background check? they aren't hard to understand. i'm a bit frustrated that we say one thing but in the real world we do nothing to enforce the laws on the books. >> i mean, for the record from my point of view. >> how many cases have you made? >> it doesn't matter. it is a paper thing. i want to finish the answer. i want to stop 76,000 people from buying gunsillegally. if you think we are going to do paperwork prosecutions you are wrong. >> joining me now is senator. feinstein. it seemed very emotional. >> it was very emotional and then dr. begg who was a trauma doctor who took care of some of the young people who talked with us about what these weapons do and how they tear apart small bodies and interesting confrontations between senator and a great and awesome chief of police i thought. really a cop's cop. who knew what it was like on the streets. i think this is one of the issues piers. people say i have an ar 15 and i take good care of it. i say no problem. when you

oak park the brakes were on fire, and three right lanes, eastbound, 580 between greenville and north flynnad work until 11:00 this morning with significant slowing from the central valley, and the drive is just over 30 minutes from livermore, the altamont pass and into the dublin/pleasanton area. kristen and eric? >> 6:19 is the time. >> from the vatican this morning, the cardinal shakeup days before pope benedict's resignation. >> but, first, the high-tech solution promising to replace all the cards in your wallet. should you worry about privacy? >> today on "katie," i am taking viewers to face my biggest demon: clutter has been a problem and i know it is for a lot of other people so we are bringing in the experts to she us what is junk and what is worth keeping. worth keeping. that is later today it seems our angels have been busy bubuilding a new, stronger so it holds up better, kind of angel soft®. it's now built with two softshield™ layers. when wet, new angel soft® is one, two, three times stronger than the leading value brand. well done, angels! stronger, holds up better... all wrap

it happened shortly after midnight near north flynn road. now the investigators say that the driver of a white car was going in the wrong lane when he went head-on with the driver of a toyota camera. both drivers suffered sir -- serious injuries and chp is investigating whether alcohol played a role. >>> a missing baby from monterey county has been found dead. janine de la vega has more  questions that are being raised by the baby's mother, jeanine? >> reporter: the mother is grieving but the mother is also questioning how law enforcement handled this case. angel was covered up by brush in a field on the outskirts of the area. jesus espinosa led them to her body and he is the boyfriend. he took her on a routine visit and espinosa made excuses as to why he had not brought her home and as family feared, he was supposed to bring her back the day of the super bowl at 5:00 and his daughter called and she said they were going on a trip to disney land and she was lying for their dad and they never went to l.a >> police department found him and fo

. >> steven flynn is a leading advocate for investigating big in projects that make the u.s.e resilient to disaster. >> on a scale of 1-10 how prepared are we right nowen the northeastern u.s.? >> on the scale oven with-10, we're in roughly a 3 range. >> 3? >> we have been whistling by the graveyard too long when it comes to dealing with a major weather event especially in the northeast. >> one place to start, he say, could be power grids and transit systems, critical yet storm vulnerable infrastructure that gives coastal cities life. >> americans basically have got themselves into thinking bad events are things somebody else is supposed to prevent from happening. >> prevent and pay for. take for example the choices now facing the people of breezy point. >> did these people have any protection at all? >> they have no protection at all. we're looking towards the ocean. you cannot see it behind this. it's about a quarter of a mile from us it's flat, as flat as a football field. >> malcolm boman says the construction of sand dunes 30 feet high would have been enough to keep bree

okay, so crude has been pretty much in the same range as phil flynn just said.ears kind of hashing it out and the price has stayed, 95, 97 bucks. but gasoline has been taking off. why? >> well, i think that the trading community is anticipating all sorts of imperfect shuns at the end of the first quarter for gas. there is a lot of maintenance that is underway with refiners. there is a switch that comes later in the quarter between the winter gasoline and the summer gasoline but the money is pouring in and it is pouring in to support gasoline futures and to a certain extent crude oil futures and it tends to anticipate all sorts of different calamities and probably calamities that won't exist. we're on an earlier trajectory this year. we've seen this movie before. this movie climaxed last year an april 1st. we may be on a similar path. ashley: you're saying we could see more in the way of pain in the gas pumps and then for the rest of the year you say we'll pay more st. patrick's day than we will on memorial day, is that right? >> that's what i agree with. i think

it happened around midnight on westbound 580 near north flynn road. investigators say the driver of a white mitsubishi was going on the wrong way in the fast lane when his car collided head john. the okay pants suffered serious injuries. the chp is -- headon injuries. the occupants suffered serious injuries. the chp is investigating whether alcohol was involved. >>> a water main break caused damage at mason and fillbert. claudine wong has been there since 4:30. the repair crews are trying to fix that broken pipe? >> reporter: yeah. there is a lot of work that still needs to be done out here. the water is gone but the mess remains. take a look at the mud left in the street. you can tell, this is where the water came rushing down. this is mason and fillbert. do you see the grass stuck in that pile of mud? let me show you where that came from because it came from right here in this coned-area. this is where the 12-inch main is sitting under the sidewalk. the crews want to get to it. they need to dig up the sidewalk and take a look at it. they can't do th

flynn describing how he has lost seven officers to assault-type weapons.cored points when they described how poorly the government enforces existing law. >> how many cases have you made nor somebody violating a background check? >> we don't make those cases, senator we have priorities waoerbgs we make gun cases, we make two thousand gun cases a year, sepblz senator, that is our proeu or the. we are not in a tpaeup chase. we are trying to prevent the wrong people buying guns. that's why we do background checks. >> he told the hearing like 4 million other americans he owns an ar15, one of the rifles that would be banned under the law. senator grassley pointed out that the justice department could not credit the first assault weapons ban with any of the nation's recent drop in gun violence. jon. jon: interesting exchanges there, doug mcelway, thanks. jenna: as we struggle with the faltering economy and political chaos our next guest with a cautionary legs on how to keep american to falling prey to italian-style problems. too much spending, you'll get the idea

smaller balls, pins like candles, hitting them much harder than it looks, even for a bowler like peter flynning game? >> no one has ever rolled a perfect 300. that's perfectly okay with this crowd. >> it is such a tradition here. >> from the alley to the ice. this is boston commons, america's oldest park. if you spent any time in boston you'll wind up on a pair of skates. the park has been here since 1634, the ice rink is relatively new. for a newcomer like me -- >> you know how to walk, right? >> barely. >> a helpful guide never hurts. hopping on to frozen ponds every chance they get. >> winters are tough up here. we try to make the best of it. skating and skiing are two ways. >> you have to keep straight. >> no two ways about it. >> doing okay. he's staying on his feet, not falling backwards. side to side. >> the bruins won't come calling. >> boston really is at the center of the world. that's why it's called the hub. no place is that more evident than right here, a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of the city. if i can remember where in the world i parked my car. >> got a little work t

phil flynn, senior market analyst at price futures group, a fox business network contributor. he knows what is going on most of the time. phil, it is not even summer. what is going on with this sneaky, sneak can i spike in gas prices? >> it is like a disaster movie. i'll tell you what, if you look around from coast to coast. we've had one problem after another, all con spiring to give us higher gasoline prices of the part of the problem is the weather in europe. usually in new york harbor we import gasoline from places like europe. it is so cold over there, they're worried about making heating fuels, not making a lot of gasoline. that led to a squeeze play in new york harbor. that drove up prices. it is not just the new york harbor. look at the west coast. they have all major refineries shut down for maintenance. that is a major problem. we have refinery problems down in texas. refinery problems in illinois, ohio. you name it, everything that could go wrong did go wrong and prices went up. add to that, look at crude prices. crude prices in december were $85 a barrel. they're u