gerard moncure joins us from the coliseum. another strange incident with the franchise that wants to leave the stadium. >> you don't hear about these type of things often. the a's were riding a wave of momentum, coming off an exciting victory over the mariners last night. but all that came to a screeching halt this evening without a pitch being thrown. after a 30-minute field day and then postponement. the infield tarp, mistakenly was not laid on the field after oakland's victory thursday evening. with overnight rains coking an already damp coliseum grass, neither team was able to play ball. >> our grounds crew worked tirelessly to get the field ready. unfortunately, after we met with the managers and the umpires, it was deemed that the field was not going to be ready to be played on tonight. >> i think everybody felt like it was at the point where we were concerned about, you know, being a little too soft and how long it was going to take to get it to be playable. >> reporter: for fans who paid and waited, game two of this s

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back to you guys. >> thanks, gerard. we're back in a moment. stay with us. >>> jeff? going to be great if you're heading out to the game tonight. a little warm, you can see for tonight, 75 the first pitch at 7:15. winds out of the north 5 to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow's forecast, we can expect 92 in san jose and sunny skies. upper 80s to low 90s. san francisco even expecting 84. >> shorts day. >> barbecue night. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. >>> oprah goes off on donald sterling now on "extra." >>> billionaire versus billionaire. queen o slams the falling clippers king. >> plantation days are over. >> queen latifah, joan rivers, the hollywood backlash over his racial rant as we track down his mistress today. >> did you set him up? >> dancing emergency. amy purdy rushed by ambulance to the e.r. and "extra" with the latest on her back injury and james and peta's flash dance kicks up the dating rumors. >> plus, nene's out.

reporting live, gerard moncure. >>> our pregame coverage starts at 7:00. still ahead at 6:00, demand for the rent in the bay area are sky high. but is it really record breaking? we break down the numbers. >>> and a project to reduce ill litera literacy. what researchers see in children's eyes that could hold the key. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. holding on to some mild weather. and some of the warmest weather in the east bay with some low 80s in walnut creek. we'll talk about a cooling trend tomorrow and how much the numbers will drop in a few minutes. >>> new at 6:00. cot achievement gap between kids start as early as 1 in the home? a study involves looking into babies' eyes. >> reporter: staffers have taken their learning language lab out of the farm and bring it here to east san hoe say. and the early research is beginning to show the achievement gap actually begins before the children even begin school. he's only 1 and a half, and this boy is already testing for literacy. the recording is asking him to point something out, whether a horse or a balloon. th

gerard moncure is next. . >>> let's bring in gerard moncure and a bittersweet night for the warriors. 50 wins is great but this huge injury for the playoffs. >> it looks like they're going to play the clippers. this is bad news and bad timing. andrew bogut is out indefinitely with a fractured rib. if there is a silver lining, they played 13 games without him this season and won nine of those. he took an elbow from kenneth fareed on thursday. but the problem occurred right before the end of regulation in portland last night as the dubs fell in overtime. >> this is, you know, this rib is -- to my own doctors to know that it's a difficult injury. and make sure that my lung doesn't get punctured. >> the dubs shooting for their 50th win. three minutes to play. steph curry finding klay thompson for a man dunk. he had 20 on the stat sheet. warriors up six. kevin love from downtown for three. he finished with 40 and 14 rebounds. t'wolves down three points. 90 seconds to play. curry from beyond the c. 32 for steph. first time he had three straight games with 30 plus points. warriors win 50 gam

stay with us. >>> gerard moncure is outside the oracle arena. so close and down to the wire. >> oracle has been a house of horrors for the clippers. the warriors have beat them 15 of 17 times they played here, but the clippers tried to keep the crowd out of it, they made them put everything on the floor and it worked for the most part. this game came down to the final possession. let's show you what happened. barry bonds in the house tonight, taking in game three of this playoff series. on to the fourth quarter, clippers up one. blake griffin knocks down the tough fadeaway jumper. he scored 32 points. stef curry, though, comes right back. he was held in check, knocks down the three and it's a one-point game. now, after a free throw from the clippers to put them up two, under ten seconds left, curry goes for the win. no good and the warriors come up short, 98-96. falling behind in the series two games to one. >> it's frustrating but it's not over. we understand there's still plenty of time for us to get control of the series back. game four is ob

reporting live, gerard moncure. >> gerard's been at the ballpark a lot lately. >> he gets in for free and gets paid. >> reporter: lots of soda, too. >> thanks very much. >>> for a full half hour of bay area coverage, you can watch come cast sports net tonight at 10:30. >> you can watch the giants/rockies game right here. you can find all of our prime time programming that's going to be shifting to tv 36. so don't worry, you can still see it. >>> tonight after the giants game, the oakland mayor changes her tune on a bid to build new sports stadiums in the east bay. >> you have all that. you're going to watch the giants game, tune in to see us, and what a happy evening that will be. >> of course. >> for all of us. >> jeff has your updated forecast. lot of sunshine and no rain. >> exactly. sunday's the better day. sunny skies and 70s. >> jeff knows everything. get ready for the game. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day.

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gerard moncure joins us next. >>> gerard moncure joins us from our comcast sportsnet studios. we have baseball starting and we're all jockeying for position with the warriors and sharks in terms of the playoffs as well. >> that's right. late night baseball and a big hockey game today in san jose. possible playoff preview at the tank tonight. sharks and kings. los angeles skating into up to on an eight-game road win streak. visitors winners of three of four. sharks trailing 1-0. san jose power play two seconds in, game tied at 1-1. later in the period logan couture from behind the net, gets the wrap-around goal his 21st of the season. sharks take the lead and win 2-1. >> the fans were into it. we were physical. the best we played in a long time. >> mariners and a's series opener. bottom 8, a shot to center field all the way to the wall. coco crisp will score the tying run. bottom of the 12th some people cannot handle extra innings. chris with a deep drive to right field. michael saunders looking up and that is gone. coco crisp's first walkoff homer. a's beat the m's 3-2 in 12.

. >>> i'm gerard moncure. steph curry against ep 3. and the sharks made a statement in their victory over the l.a. kings, but by no means are they resting on that victory. that story coming up next in sports. >>> well, we asked you earlier in the newscast on this anniversary of the 1906 quake, do you think the bay area is ready for the next big one, and the results are in. overwhelmingly, 98% said no, the bay area is not ready. a good start would be to get those earthquake kits and plenty of water. >>> a spectacular launch and a lunar landing. our business tech reporter scott budman spent the day at nasa and brings us the details. >> reporter: this is a life-size mockup of the spacecraft that earlier crash landed into the lunar surface on purpose, but not before 160 days of research that's taught us more about our satellite than we've ever known. you're looking at a $280 million spacecraft crash landing into the moon, and nasa calls it a big success, even though, while it found lunar water -- >> there is a significant amount of water o

half the tangible books. >> back to you, gerard cassidy.us on the financials, how do you respond to that. >> tom, there's one last leg up for the banks. is eight yield curve and rising. possibly we will see both over the next 12 to 18 months. >> gerrard, the upset on these banks, 10% or 15%? today to can move from that point. we think 20-30%. followed.dely discount, aing at a marginal discount. >> it on think there is a much greater than market return in the banks looking forward. we have made over 100% over these banks in the last three years, let's not get greedy. >> instagram is on a roll. you're asking smart questions, i am doing instagram. ♪ with adamm keene, johnson and alix steel. betty liu joins us right now. >> i hate doing my taxes. who likes doing taxes? >> this year i got a $167 refund. >> hey, judging. someone is spending the cash. hank rittenberg is going to be joining us -- hank greenberg is going to be joining us. he isn't going to be speaking about his own taxes, how much he pays or doesn't pay, but corporate tax reform. he

gerard moncure has the answer and a rough night for tim linthicum. i'm gerard moncure in the come cast sports studios. they need to keep their division hopes alive. the ducks in anaheim. the sharks and ducks separated by three points in the pacific division. anaheim win than they clinch second period. patrick maroon gets past niemi. later perry shot a save. burns is no stick to make the play. matt scores. anaheim add an empty netter in the third and ducks win. the sharks will play the kings in the stanley cup playoffs. >>> to at&t park, giant and d-backs. tim lincecum starting off shaky. two on and no out. and the last person they want to see is there it goes. 3-0 d-backs. top of the fourth, lincecum having trouble. a two-run blast to right. too much arizona offense. giants lose 7-3. >>> a's and johnson on the mound to close. eduardo drops the bleeder to left and that will fall. jason scores. suzuki is safe. johnson blows another save. he's out. two for miller an he will flex again. three run homer to left. hi second in two days. a's lead 7-4 and win

. >>> i'm gerard moncure. the entire nfl schedule for next season is out. we'll show you the 49ers and raiders key matchups and the sharks worked overtime. can they seal the deal at staples? that story coming up in sports. >>> you ever wonder what's down there? what's in our bay? this is new sew nash video. these pictures helped solve a 125-year-old mystery. the location of a sunken steamship. now researchers have tracked it down and have the pictures to prove it. joe risotto junior takes us to the murky bottom of this story. >> reporter: the waters at the san francisco bay hold many mysteries. ships sail through the golden gate. surfers ride waves not knowing just a few hundred yards away is a piece of sunken history. >> sitting out here in 217 feet of water lies the wreck of the city of chester which went down in 1888. >> reporter: it left san francisco for eureka with 106 passengers and crew aboard. in the thick fog its trajectory put it on a collision course with the steamer oceanic bringing immigrants in. >> it pins it. people scramble and the ship goe

i'm gerard moncure. we'll hear from the warriors coming up. and at at&t park they'll celebrate one of the big highlights in a playing career. that's coming up in sports. >>> they cheered when the levee broke, unleashing more than 100 years of history. this was a notable day for wildlife in marin county. this is located at the former hamilton airfield. joe risotto junior shows us the long fight to return that land to the way it used to be. >> reporter: the shores have borne many identities over the decades. the original wet lands were used by farmlands. then they were sold off to the army and became the airfield handling bombers and jets. >> if you imagine two runways on top of each other. >> reporter: the airfields were decommissioned in 1996. some people wanted them replaced with more airfields. people like ecklund didn't. >> we need the wetlands to improve the health of the wildlife and fish. >> reporter: 20 years ago she joined a fight to restore the airfields to the tidal marshes. today she watched as heavy machinery chewed through an old

gerard sweets and other animals don't seem to have the tax wondering how to include two or three times times of concrete his home. it's a much needed facelift to the zoo which first opened in nineteen four the baton to close for renovation in two thousand takes me to concrete walls crumbled into disrepair the safety hazards and more residents. now one hundred and fifty seven million euros worth of work. then opens its doors as a new condom to do the major elements or disabling the older and a bell for the most part this to be a really really wanted to become a twenty percent that means an attempt to recreate animals' natural systems. you can find them i type this evil grip panels by five regions. the cast got going yet key on your site hosted on a positive steps to counter that if the in pisces in thailand again to get them active in that environment the renovation was based on ninety eight retracement to buy meat of the enemy convenient attendees and that's because you can send hopes will be selling point the two hundred and eighty species that sooner than other major european cities

. >>> good evening, i'm gerard moncure. we have a deep warriors playoff run in jeopardy. and the game against the l.a. kings up next. >>> one of the most breathtaking spots in the world is open today, much earlier in the season than most years, glacier point at yosemite national park. it gives you a great view of half dome and several other landmarks. the road is usually closed up until june, but our weather has added up to an additional 45 days to enjoy the view. >>> the impact of last year's flames will be felt for years and it devastated businesses that cater to tourists. but as joe risotto junior shows us, life is returning. >> the fire started and we kept watching, and they said oh, you've got plenty of time. one to two days, you've got plenty of time. we came back thinking we're good, and within the hour the sheriff was at our hour. >> reporter: raging through hundreds of miles of storied woodlands in and around yosemite national park heading straight for their hotel. >> i started grabbing things in the order that i knew, because they said 15 minutes. >> reporter: w

. >>> i'm gerard moncure in the sports net newsroom.rks venture onto unfriendly ice in the staples center. can they continue to dominate the kings away from home? a preview is coming up next in sports. >>> the first all electric tesla model s sedans have arrived in china with a sticker price of $121,000. that extra 40 grand is for import taxes and shipping. elon musk was there for the launch. the company is looking to expand in china, including spending $7 million for the network of charging stations. he's looking at four states for large factories to produce lithium ion batteries. >>> remember minority report and computers you touch on a virtual wall? this is something like that. our business and tech reporter scott budman is here with the first look. >> you remember minority report and how we moved things around. this is a little preview of that. i'm doing this on an ipad, but check this out. you can also do it on a giant wall. >> i can bring in content. >> reporter: neither jenny rutherford or i look like tom cruise, but we can act a

i'm gerard moncure. a live report from the staples center is coming up as nor cal came up big over so cal this weekend. >>> >>> just in time for tomorrow's earth day celebration. apple is offering recycling for free. now all stores will recycle any apple product at no charge. you'll get a gift card if there is some re-sale value. >>> new at 6:00, it's famous for tech, but the south bay is seeing another boom, and it's very green. scott budman live in san jose to show us the newest growth industry. >> reporter: good evening. recycling is not only green, it's creating a lot of jobs here in the bay area between local building projects and road repairs, going green is growing fast. it's dirty work. it smells bad. but if you look closely enough you'll see the bay area's other economic engine. >> all across the board you see a lot of job growth throughout that life cycle. >> reporter: it's the cycle of recycling and somewhat ironically, it's bringing a whole bunch of clean jobs to the bay area. at gran iskcon

. >> bueno,tenemos imÁgenes del futbolista espaÑol gerard piquÉ en el hospital tras la lesiÓn que sufriÓ y su bebÉ milan, aunque ella esta con muchos compromisos imagino que harÁ una pausa. >> le deseamos una prÓxima recuperaciÓn, y seguimos con los deportes. >> las reacciones del partido de anoche, y otras noticias, hola jorge. >> feliz jueves para ustedes, terminamos viendo un gran encuentro entre los estados unidos y selecciÓn mexicana, un tiempo para un equipo, el otro para la selecciÓn y un empate que deja muchas cosas para analizar, comenzamos: en el estadio universitario de phoenix se jugÓ el clÁsico de la concacaf, estados unidos-mÉxico,un amistoso de preparaciÓn al mundial, a los 15 minutos bradley le daba la ventaja a fue estados unidos, y luego llega el dos a cero, rafa mÁrquez con autoridad, descuenta mÉxico, y alan pulido lo manda a guardar para el empate final, el partido quedÓ 2-2, el partido le permitiÓ a los tÉcnicos observar el desempeÑo de los jugadores que buscan un asiento en el aviÓn que los lleva a brasil, tenemos las reacciones: >> podemos jugar mejor, y el equipo

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another avalanches takes gerard mcdonald hours after he called his girlfriend from the top.s simply disappear into cracks and crevices. >> spending a third night. i am not sure if i can get down without oxygen, you know. >> more than 48 hours after the summit push began. they're ready to give up. when miraculously -- two climbers, wand near camp on frost bitten feet. >> how many victims are there? >> 11. 11 people. >> mr. park. mr. wong. >> no. he's dead. >> the hobbled survivors are lifted off. journalist's book, no way down, offers the most comprehen siesi account of the expedition. >> i think it touches people's lives. they're exploring nature. they're exploring themselves. i am very glad there are people look these people i got to know doing what they do. i think it is pushing forward boundaries for all of us. >> i hate k-2. i hate that mountain. i just -- i love a very, very small part of it. >> reporter: her husband buried at the base of a mountain. with no regard for love or loss. ♪ sail away with me >> our thanks to graham bali. no way down is available in bookstores

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>>> time for sports, gerard moncure joins us live. >> not a good night for the local guys. >> rough night way around. warriors aware they were not going to get calls. the clippers were desperate. they would play like it. and they would have to be close to perfect. blake griffin was on fire from the get go in this one. five minutes left in the first. griffin knocks down the jumper, a sign of things to come. a minute later the layup. and the home team's lead is double digits. barnes barnturns the rock over. the lead is 12. second quarter, griffin posting up steph curry for the layup. griffin with a game-high 35. warriors lose 138-98. >> they were the aggressor. and we didn't match their intensity early on. i thought steph got into a rhythm but give them credit. they really disrupted up offensively and we didn't make the adjustment. >>> according to multiple reports the franchise's long-term focus moves from the pier 30-32 site to a the 12-acre piece of land south of at&t park in mission bay. a new arena is expected to be built and ready to go for the 2018-'19 season. >>> giants continue the

osman who injury concerns with defender gerard pique a health problem what else will and to the victor valdes on long term absentees. jose manuel pinto will cut the ties between the sticks and pulse until the wednesday night opponents by one point that domestically. to reach the semi for the seventh consecutive season. all the olympic relay champion sharon sims and has been suspended for eighteen months after testing positive for a banned stimulant during last summer's jamaican trials the twenty nine year old was one of five jamaican athletes to test positive. olympic discus thrower allison randall received a two year ban will sms and spreading palmer a formal one hundred to twelve record holder us of how well he has been a victim the state. although simpson blamed a supplement provided by her canadian try to put a positive test a jamaican anti dumping panel voted unanimously that has a great athlete she was negligent in the circumstances the suspension has been bought tickets to twenty first of last year the plate to provide some poll. morocco is rashid will already be maintained his

let's see gerard live in the comcast studios. tomorrow morning, our bay area news team will be on the field at at&t park for the big home opener. >> i'm going to be there. i'm going to eat a few hot dogs. have a lemonade, maybe a soda pop or two. the countdown is on. a little over 14 hours until some tim hudson, first pitch for the giants. even though the road has been good to them at 5-2, starting the year, it's time to open up the 15th season at at&t park. >> we're excited to play at home. the reason it feels long, you have all spring training. and a week on the road, when we start to see the season. >>> josh reddick has a new look. the hair is cut. the beard is almost gone. pick it up in the second. reddick singles to right cespedes scores easily. a's up 5-3. eric miller at the dish. and he launches a 400-foot bomb to left center. the solo, his first of the season. a's win 8-3. >>> excellent finish to the college hoops season. bill clinton and george w. bush in the house. second half, huskies up one. shabazz napier, no fear. d

. >>> gerard moncure from our comcast sports studios. >> the meeting at at&t park after the giants foiled the opening day weekend. chavez taking two of three. jackie robinson day at the yard marking the 67th anniversary of breaking the color barrier. a special day all over the league especially at at&t as he broke the barrier with the dodgers. in town right now to kick off a three-game set with the giants. after the pomp and circumstance, former giant irbe has a no doubter to left. 1-0 dodgers. top of the seventh. a single off of lopez and dodgers retake the lead 2-1. bottom of the ninth. angel and a double down the left field line. scores and ties the game sending it to extras. right now the game is tied 2-2. giants with the bases loaded. a's and angels, a's owner watching. a's up and runner on. sean doolittle meet mike trout. a two-run homer ties the game. to the 11th, runner on first, josh donaldson a ball down the left field line. a's win by that score. >>> all right. more news after the break. >>> if you don't go to thestefat course of action to tread light. >> i the ultimate prom da

the action across europe clean top spot in the current illegal to two penalties from captain steven gerard help you find a job with her and she went out to talk on sunday. no brendan rodgers and concrete effort on field clash with true love was nice to see you next sunday but the total to twenty forty is even close meanwhile it is in talks to direct us to also start reading this and got to respect shown to the top four finish and a possible place in next season's champions league the first time in nine seasons. the toothpicks just had a big bearing on the top of the table with steven gerrard's teammates for claiming top spot from chelsea with seven people was conducted three matches ahead of jason arena site has also played thirty three and went up to twenty four i was off to the tunes to keep released today. shouldn't that mean i'm cuter. watching the pageant in germany bowling leagues fifty three match unbeaten run to the boulders to get painted and forming the disappointing one that looked intriguing hours but well received all came from behind to hold but to one segment of the park cro

gerard moncure is back in the come cast studio. did you try the pickle chips? >> no pickle chips but i had a spicy chili dog, a regular hot dog with mustard and onions, and garlic fries. >> oh. >> he may not make it through the sportscast. >> that's opening day for you right there. when you have perfect opening day weather you need a perfect performance from the home team. the giants weren't perfect but close. gorgeous home opener at at&t. the lineup announced. bat kid riding in the lamborghi lamborghini. the the giants broadcaster miller took a foam moment to get in on the selfy craze sweeping the nation. a beautiful day in the ballpark by the bay. other members of the giants extended family in the house. bottom of the first, two-run jack to right. his fifth in eight games. just like that 2-0 giants. bottom of the third, michael morris continues to contribute. the single to right. and hunter pence, 5-1 g-men. hudson on the hill in his home debut. eighth inning, harmless ground ball. hudson eight complete innings, seven hits, two earned runs no walks giants win

i'm gerard moncure. giants venturing in to interleague play for the first time this season. an broept opponent on bobblehead night as the indians are in town for the weekend. last year's 6-14 record. it is out of here. giants wasted no time against carlos. first frame, pence ripped a shot. angel scores. 1-0 game. michael asked why do they call it triple valley, he gets his sixth of the season to deep in the yard. >>> kung fu panda may have trimmed off pounds but he wants his wallet fat. sandoval is seeking 100 million on a five-year deal. 40 million over three years. the giants were offering. >>> a's and astros in houston. top of the ninth. tied at five. the hard ground ball to jose. too hot to handle. moss and alberto score on the play. george springer overruns the ball and allows craig gentry to come home as well. later in the frame, donaldson a two run jack to left. his third home run of the series. a's win big, 12-5. >>> a.j. griffin will join teammate parker and a litany of other pitchers this season in undergoing tommy johns surgery. the recovery time is usually around

steven gerard steam successful penalties led the way and giving liverpool a two point lead over chelsea who crashed to stoke city reno on saturday. man city meanwhile is still in contention for the title as well. sitting just four points back with five fixtures remaining. and that's all i have for now this has been stated cent aussie back to twitter for more from the world of sports today was a mild spring day with clear skies which was a welcome relief after the cold snap we had over the weekend that's right from our left wing things ever try kimball down at the weather center the couch tv guide from the good news that tamara lake city and other moderates bring day but as for now i dry weather warning has been issued in some parts of the country including townsville province. keep in mind that the dry conditions and strong winds may lead to forced by the stairs look continued to rise leading to a warmer than it sees average whether to wind back and said this week that otherwise might result are forecast to fall from a nine zero sunday morning. apparently due to the high pressure fronts

thank you, gerard. >> okay. >> grak. get ready for extreme cuteness. the wildlife care center has a new resident and not the stuffed one. it's one on the right. a newborn bear cub. she's under 5 1/2 pound and the center has no idea where she came from. the 10 week old cub was dropped off yesterday with no note. the caretakers say she is doing well, has a healthy appetite. spending a lot of time sleeping and attempting to walk. very cute. glad someone had the presence of mind to drop her off with a note. >>> easter weekend. >> looks pretty good. tomorrow areas of low clouds and temperatures tomorrow in the 70s inland and then sunday looks like low 80s. watch out if you are heading to the coast. it will warm up. high surf advisory for the coast on sunday. it will be gorgeous out there, too. >> great for the easter egg hunt. >> absolutely. >> that will do it for us. see you back here on monday. bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. tonight join jimmy and his g

room instead of the sumptuous ofal palace, another sign of how things have changed, according to gerardnell, s resiites for the "vatican insider." >> he walked from his residence down in, and then walked back up thisn. this is what is called here "the scandal of normality." tradeporter: whether he atandalizes papal traditions or not, world leaders have beaten a path to this pope's door. president obama spent almost an hour with him last week. russian president vladimir putin dropped by late last year. pod it's not just the pope's popularity that has drawn world leaders here. francis not only behaves different, he is different. a latin american pope may prove to be a more useful international broker. wrirding to vatican writer massimo franco, pope francis has tae advantage of not being euinted by association with the european or american point of view. >> he doesn't consider himself as an expression of the western odayance and western ties. >> reporter: today, though, he was one newcomer world icon meeting with one who stood the test of time. mark phillips, cbs news, rome. >> pelley: and

someone with decades of experience, gerard cassidy, is in portland maine and -- portland, maine.nned at some of these. surprised is a professional like you? >> what we were expecting is not results like this -- were not results like this and going into the quarter we were very concerned, especially with the jpmorgan results announced last friday. this is a pleasant surprise and goldman's numbers are very nice, which a surprise and citigroup. >> what is the advantage of being too big, are they getting this from their scale? >> i think that this is part of it. these are global companies and because they are global they're able to capture more market share. we have to remember that the european competitors are still struggling with the issues they are having with capital. our companies have the capital. >> janet yellen made a specific point of that in her speech yesterday, i was thunderstruck would have chairman yellen spoke about the european banks. something you usually would not hear. talk to us, jerry, would you change your recommendations based on the blank fine findings. -- bl

and paul and michel gerard. >> every great chef i have ever met has nightmares of they're still a youngchef is yelling at them. who of his masters? >> the woman. >> la mer brazier at the ripe old age of 20, monsieur paul worked as an apprentice for brazier. >> she was such a screamer. he say you would fall on your ass she was screaming so hard. she was the first up in the morning and the last one to go to bed. she would go to the market with three cook in the back of the truck and she would put the case of green beans or something and the cook will be sitting down making the beans, not to waste time. >> truly a terrifying figure. >> truffle soup elysee. i can't tell you how many hours i stared at photos of this dish, how pathetically i tried to replicate it. never, ever did i think i'd get to try it, much less like this. sea bass with a tomato bernaise sauce baked in a meticulously crafted millefois crust. >> this is a great moment. >> you only have three camera? >> the fish is filled with a delicate lobster mousse, chervil and tarragon and wrapped carefully in pastry. notice, please, t

. >> before we get to jake ward, i want to bring in geophysicist gerard fire with pacific warning center. what can you tell us. >> our last message a few minutes ago, we cancelled the warning for everywhere except peru and chile. there's wave action along the northern chile coast, but they seem to be getting smaller. the hazard is declining. the later wave may be dangerous. so it is appropriate to keep the warning up there. but we are now confident that places further away, that there is - there is no danger. we are still assessing what an appropriate action would be in hawaii and samoa. our models suggest there may be a small hazard in those locations. they are thinking about that. >> did a tsunami occur in chile, where we had 6-foot waves. >> yes, the waves were the tsunami. they were several waves - it was over 6 feet in both tiqay and erica. some damage may have occurred. we have not seen the reports but, yes there was a damaging tsunami. >> how long would it take for a tsunami to reach hawaii. >> it would take another 10 hours. we have time to make sure the action is appropriate. >>

. >> joining me tonight, leo gerard, president of the united steelworkers international.t obama is making in south korea, what are your expectations? clearly, this isn't working out for our steel industry. >> well, let me say first before i answer that, ed, that i think we got to put a few facts. last year we had 32 million tons of steel imported to the u.s. last year, that was a huge number. so far this year in the first two months we've had an increase in that of 25%. we have over 4,000 steelworkers that have now had to apply for trade adjustment assistance. we have 1,000 steelworkers since the decision by commerce have now received layoff notices and have reduced hours. so i expect the president to go into south korea and tell the south korean government they need to stop dumping into our market. 78% of the dumping it or the still coming into the u.s. is coming from china and south korea. we just set a record this last two months of steel coming from south korea and other parts of the world into our market in two months. last year we had 32 million tons in. if we keep

but we would end with "where'd you sleep last night" and my friend, gerard would just scream like kurtdbelly song. like a traditional american song. >> jimmy: yeah. see again, we didn't know -- i didn't any of this stuff until i saw you guys. i just love that. and seeing you on "saturday night live." is this true? like, didn't kurt get a phone call from like, weird al yankovic. >> yeah, i remember. we were in the dressing room. and there was the one girl. i can't remember her name but it was a cast member. she was like, "my friend weird al wants to talk to you guys." and he called into the dressing room to ask if it was cool if we could do the "teen spirit" parody. >> jimmy: and what did you do? >> we said yes! it's weird al yankovic! it was amazing. [ applause ] and it turned out great. >> jimmy: it turned out fantastic. >> yeah. >> he plays accordion. >> yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: and i have to ask to while i have you here, what was it like playing with a a paul mccartney? was that just a dream? >> you know, paul is not only the nicest person in the world. and he's not only a beat

today with is at the big board, kimberly fontz, karen hughes, jim lowell, gerard fitzpatrick and our own rick santelli standing by in chicago. jim lowell, what matters more to the markets today do you imagine -- fundamentals like earnings or fed policy? what do you think? >> both. no question about it. janet yellin's speech says the fed remains in the market and economy's corner. hasn't paid to fight the fed for several years and it won't for several years going forward. in terms of earnings, while ibm and google disappointed last night, american express, the best bellwether indicator of small business lending and also consumer lending and spending, we've seen growth. this has enabled this market to gain more ground than it's lost over any meaningful time period. >> can it keep going when a lot of people are wondering whether the interest rate market is telling us that the economy can't keep up? >> i think slow and steady wins the race. yesterday with janet yellin reiterating that hey, they are going to keep interest rates low and they're going to tie it to the jobless market -- or u

cherry's opened in 1908 as the gerard city meat mark owned by clarence cherry as an extension of his family farm located one mile away from the farm. in the 1950's it turned into a grocery store. in 1987 phil's son, jim, took over the store and has owned it until this day. it's hard to overstate the importance of a local grocery store and what a strong local grocery store can mean to the residents of a small community like gerard. for more than 100 years, they were more than small business owners, they were friends, community leaders and public servants. they embodied all that is great about this country and they achieved the american dream. so congratulations and thank you to the cherry family and enjoy your well-earned retirement. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: thank you, mr. speaker. tick, tick, tick. the clock and the calendar march on. congress has took a two-week vacation and i'm back to remind my colleagues we need to stimulate the e

joining us on set is gerard cassady at rbc capital markets. what do you think?nks because the capital markets business this quarter has been weak in the trading area. that's the big 800 pound gorilla within capital market. we will see bottom line numbers under pressure. >> do you think that comes as a surprise? do stocks trade lower as a result? >> no. the problem are -- we are hoping there may be better than expected, meaning they go down less and the markets react favorably. everybody is expecting lower revenues. >> what does that mean for let's say the rest of the year? >> i think it's going to be interesting. loan growth is starting to accelerate in march. it's growing at double digit rates of growth right now. commercial real estate has picked up and turned positive for the first time in the fourth quarter of last year. i think what we're going to hear is the rest of the year could really start to accelerate. >> it's good for the banks but of a broader sign of what's happening in the economy. >> that's right. all we need now is consumer lend to go pick up s

i want to bring in gerard cassidy for more on jpmorgan. hearing some of the trouble , where does your outperform come in? >> we still believe that when you look at the numbers for this quarter, which were week, no doubt about it, when we look out over the next 12 months, if we still believe that the u.s. economy is going to expand, the jpmorgan should benefit from the growth in the u.s. economy. this quarter was weak. >> and going to get weaker? >> i don't believe that. i believe the first quarter was economically weaker for the u.s. if we see it pick up in the spring home selling season, that would be a real positive for jpmorgan. charge-offs, credit quality remains good. not deteriorating. the provision was higher than expected. of course credit quality is not deteriorating yet. the question so much of the yours andr banks, other investors and analysts, is predicated in the idea that the economy is getting stronger. the economy has grown stronger, yet it is still difficult for the banks to generate revenue. that maybethe signs the credit

that executive is gerard gribkowsky.id this payment was made to smooth the sale to an investment bank, c.b.c.. he was convicted by a german court. the same court trying ecclestone. ecclestone said no, this wasn't a bribery payment. payment to is was a get gribkowsky to be quiet about the ecclestone family trust. the trial starts today. he is going to be there for two days. he is facing up to 10 years in jail. >> and he is in his 80's. thank you very much indeed. dade tweed joining us. -- david tweed joining us. kinson.op bern ji in his 80's. has been around forever how will potential sponsors, how will the sport be viewing what's going on in germany today? >> tds a side issue to a certain extent. the major thing that happened that bernie railed against was the new technology that has come in this season. it has been a fantastic technical shift with turbo ngines and 1.6 charged engines with all the energy recovery systems. that has been the catalyst driving fmp 1 forward. bernie was against all of that. >> not noisy enoug

. >> steven gerard. >> even ones given to a trapper.r point to make about the day as it will be an ,xtraordinary day, 25 years on and the emotion will be quite something. it will be replayed before the game. it will not be a dry eye in the house. particular from the northwest of england, it is a very emotional day come against the backdrop of a game of this magnitude. thehe opposite end of field, defensively, how do they match up. >> we can look at those stats and say they are both that the top, one and two, liverpool just has the edge. this is where many people feel the title will be decided. city has more than an edge. the goals conceded per matches pretty high. .94 is much more like it. chelsea will be better than that. shotsa conceded only 102 all season, astonishing. they are way ahead in this particular category. time, .94you every goals conceded per match, shots conceded. egg may not seem like differences, but they are on a match by match basis. -- they may not seem like big differences, but they are on a shot and match by match

you probably remember that when gerard depardieu was looking for russian citizenship, he was speakings life in russia as an amazing, great culture, and probably the crimean events have given a certain impetus to the events in culture. we have got persecution against modern art, we have got people accusing culture, the artist, of all sorts of mortal sins, and culture is becoming a place of ideology. so there is internal division that the people themselves are introducing. when the people who speak up with alternative positions are denied being a patriotic person, they are called unpatriotic. i believe that everyone understands that what happens in crimea was not -- was actually a forced event. so this kind of alienation, anger that we have inside the russian society, was lots of even politicians speaking against people with an alternative point of view, do think this is going to deprive russia of the status of the great cultural power. >> thank you for your question. to be honest with you, i do not feel any special change in the situation, any special tension, even after the events in

you probably remember that when gerard depardieu was looking for russian citizenship, he was speakings life in russia as an amazing, great culture, and probably the crimean events have given a certain impetus to the events in culture. we have got persecution against modern art, we have got people accusing culture, the artist, of all sorts of mortal sins, and culture is becoming a place of ideology. so there is internal division that the people themselves are introducing. when the people who speak up with alternative positions are denied being a patriotic person, they are called unpatriotic. i believe that everyone understands that what happens in crimea was not -- was actually a forced event. so this kind of alienation, anger that we have inside the russian society, was lots of even politicians speaking against people with an alternative point of view, do think this is going to deprive russia of the status of the great cultural power. >> thank you for your question. to be honest with you, i do not feel any special change in the situation, any special tension, even after the events in

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. >> right after gerard almost put one in the back of the net. >> is there a more scary looking man, the heart, tied up the game. liverpool fans, city came roaring back. look at this, man. david silva -- >> oh! >> i cannot believe it! how did silva miss that in. >> titles are won and lost on thin margins. >> oh! >> slicing of the ball. >> that's an amazing goal. >> instinctive. look at this. >> by the way, i think he's the glue that holds them together. when he came, i mean, he basically filled a hole since alonso left. >> very move at the end of the match. >> this was the 25th anniversary of the hill where 96 of their fans died at a football match. you realize why the english premier league is taking off in america the way it is. it makes you feel emotions that i can't feel in every day life. >> stevie g lost a relative. >> it's a tragedy english football has never recovered from. when you're in liverpool as we've been, you feel it every day. >> some admission from the government that there was a cover-up. just stunning. chelsea, a lot of chelsea fans in america. if chelsea wins out

host: gerard joining us from new jersey.have been talking about the boston marathon bombings, the first anniversary. highlighted in the papers today. that will be it for our program for the day. another addition of "washington journal" comes your way 7:00 tomorrow morning. we will take a look at the papers and interview guests. we will see you then. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> today is tax day across the u.s., a day when federal taxes are due. and we are going to continue c-span's facebook poll started today. the poll question is, is your tax bill too high, too low, or about right? callsngton journal" took on tax day and you contend -- can continue online, write a comment and vote. right now too high runs twice as much. again, offer your reaction at facebook.com/c-span. forers of congress are away their two-week easter and passover break but many tweeted out on face book. covers woman diane black says tax they is a reminder why we need a

. >> now to gordon harris, and then on the set michelle gerard. >> why are you laughing?s friday. it's friday, it's funny. are you excited about the jobs report? >> so 200,000. it's a whisper number of 300,000. >> you get the gig and it works for me. >> i'm trying, i'm trying here. >> we're not far off. we're around 220. i do think at some point we probably have a little bit of weather catch up. i'm not sure that's going be the march story. it's probably more like the april story. again, people look back at what happened in '96. we had terrible growth here. 700,000 number. so you can see why the -- you know, there's this expectation that there's upside risk and perhaps we could be surprised. >> what is the headline number at 6.6 realistic? does that matter? >> the employment rate at 6.6, we're at 6.7, but kind of on the cuff. people will be watching this the month at the early hourly earnings numbers. it jumpeder month than expected last month. it may have been because of the weather we people didn't necessarily hit their pay cuts. but the bottom line is, if that surprise

leo gerard who is the president united steel workers union has been openly suggesting that the union movement needs to embrace the cooperative model of doing business which is what is the reason i went to spain spent a week there i wrote a chapter about it for a book that i wrote called threshold the crisis of western culture and suggested that this could be one of the alternatives to capitalism that could get us out of the mess that. we're in a month ago and started out there was a priest back in the forty's or fifty's the most it was after the war most in the early fifty's who this is in the basque region of spain which was wracked with poverty ripped apart by world war two and essentially kind of a minority area and spain the basque languages and they don't even speak spanish and they've always been kind of an oppressed people there's a bit of need to independence movement. out of that out of their region so here you had one of the poorest areas in modern developed europe and so this priest said let's get together and start businesses making things only let's have all the workers