. >> who is julia gardiner? >> who is julia gardiner, richard norton-smith called madonna of the period. julia gardiner is a -- she's a young woman from long island, new york, from east hampton from where in fact anna harrison had gone to school. she is from a very well-known, longstanding new york family, deep in the 17th century they owned gardiner's island and family still owns gardiner's island and her father was a new york state senator. they were in washington frequently for the social seasons. and she was well known at the white house and was well known to the daughters of the tylers was even known to come over not just for the parties but do things like quiet games of whisk. so the family knew her quite well. she was quite beautiful and quite rambunctious and was very well educated both here and in europe. so it made her quite -- quite a troubling woman to be around. >> and she quickly caught the widow president's eye. >> she quickly caught the widow president's eyes. this moved shockingly quickly. >> wh

. >> who is julia gardiner?who is julia gardiner, richard norton-smith called madonna of the period. julia gardiner is a -- she's a young woman from long island, new york, from east hampton from where in fact anna harrison had gone to school. she is from a very well-known, longstanding new york family, deep in the 17th century they owned gardiner's island and family still owns gardiner's island and her father was a new york state senator. they were in washington frequently for the social seasons. and she was well known at the white house and was well known to the daughters of the tylers was even known to come over not just for the parties but do things like quiet games of whisk. so the family knew her quite well. she was quite beautiful and quite rambunctious and was very well educated both here and in europe. so it made her quite -- quite a troubling woman to be around. >> and she quickly caught the widow president's eye. >> she quickly caught the widow president's eyes. this moved shockingly quickly. >> when w

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our gardiner was out here >> reporter: little did katie waller know. into her parents house. >> i washed my hands and i heard a noise from the background and i went through this door. >> reporter: the home had just been burglarized. waller walked down to the backyard at around two o'clock wednesday afternoon. where the gardner and a neighbor pointed to two bags full of stuff -- taken from inside the house. >> the girl's throat inside through this window. the girls-broke through inside this window. we have however, since put a padlock but there were able to get through this window. if >> reporter: before waller got home. the gardner caught the suspects red handed. three hispanic girls. all 16 or 17 years old. he scared them off. they left the bags filled with jewelry and electronics. but got away with a laptop and some clothes. though, not before the gardner was able to snap a photo of them. >> he saved the day. moment and totally just freaked the girls out. and he dashed out the front door. according to the police they were able to find both hand print

that fire started yesterday afternoon by a gardiner working in a backyard.lames are now about 50% contained. full containment is expected later today. >>> here in the bay area we are in for a warming trend this week. meteorologist lisa argen is here now with all the details. >> our lack of fog has something to do with that. very dense fog in southern california this morning, making the driving a little hazardous. but as we look at doppler hd, it is clear and that will bod well for the runners today in the presidio 5k and ten mile run-walk. it is all going on under beautiful sunny conditions. in fact, the numbers really climbing quickly today although we are a little cooler. about 0 degrees cooler in parts of the north bay valleys. here's a look from the embarcadero. 52 san francisco. low 50s oakland. 54 in mountain view and 52 in san jose and low 40s. cool again at the coast. here's a look at the pay bridge. you notice all is cyet -- quiet there. 47 in santa rosa. 51 livermore and 52 union city. clear skies and more warming today. in fact temperatures will c

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. >> barry gardiner? >> can the prime minister tell the house whether the deep shade of red that he turned when asked the question by the ogmore on ember of whether he had been consulted on the appointment of tanni grey-thompson was actually in place of the answer yes? >> we have an excellent head of sport england and sport u.k. and that is what matters and meese are decisions of the secretary of state and is important she takes them. >> last but not least, stephen metcalfe? >> does the prime minister agree you do not solve a debt crisis by borrowing more and that for the party to have any credibility, they need to acknowledge the mess they made, apologize to my constituents, nd just say sorry? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right on this side of the house, we know we have to get borrowing down. and frankly, in the last week, what we've seen is the right honorable gentleman in his true colors, two weak to stand up to the benches on welfare, too weak to stand up for the trade unions on just about any

former thatcher researcher, nile gardiner, director of the thatcher center for freedom talks about hery just ahead. tracy: a airline squeeze is cramming more flyers on to fewer planes is backfiring on biggest carriers. no surprise that was going to happen. adam: no. first we have to check what is happening with stocks. nicole petallides, there is a chance the dow could go positive, which would be a bright spot, wouldn't isn't. >> we're down 50 points. certainly back and forth action is something we've been seeing of late. actually since march 20th, the dow has been up and down and up and down and that's been the trend we're seeing. wouldn't be surprised. we're down on friday that we would be up today and continue the trend. the dow is 14,560. of course it is earnings season. look at a one-week chart as i was noting with the back and forth action you might see that slightly in the one-week chart. we're kicking off earnings season waiting on alcoa, not too far off the unchanged line. the world will keep an key eye on johnson & johnson throughout the day. it has been traded fairly heavily