kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert our guest dr yet as traffic as if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r t t v are you what all the guys are saying. the world with. its technology innovation all these developments around russia we've got the future covered. the violence in syria escalates but the world is left guessing about what's actually happening as opposition forces offer contradicting claims over just how many people are dying. the e.u. gets the shakes over its own embargo honoring oil as officials express concern europe could be in the loser. pakistan's foreign minister tells r.t. that america's drone strikes are pushing new recruits towards their regions militant groups as a new report claims scores of civilian deaths of u.s. led attacks. rising coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart monitoring mission and conflict torn syria that follows russia's ongoing calls for the international commu

an earthquake rattled the geysers last night just before 9:00 a.m.. the 4.2 magnitude earthquake was centered 42 mi. worth of santa rosa. >>grant: coming up, it's sort san francisco zoo in the the possible worst-case scenario if the bay area ridge set down does not go as planned. more coming out. but of >>grant: war human bones were believed to have found near stockton. this is the fourth straight it accrues have recovered remains. in addition to bonds that he minty it they found human issues, a purse and jewelry founder well on an abandoned power around qr. half for a convicted serial killer salicylate fox the end of five were known as the speed freak killers for methamphetamine fuel killing sprees in the '80s and '90s. they now want to know if they had anything to do with the disappearance of a tailor and. . she was last seen in hayward 1980 fury x does so princetons moderate four of the debris of. >>grant: jack hanna visited san francisco zoo to date where fans of all ages flocked to him for pictures. he toured the grounds with a celebrity zookeepe

this is a 25-foot geyser. you can see it from a fire migrant that was steered off.t took 25 firefighters to reach the valve to shut it off. no injuries. >>> onto sports now the nba kicked off the all-stars weekend. the league's newest stars had one of the best plays of the night. take a look at this, jeremy lin linked up with griffith for a big slam early on. the game used to feature rookies but sophomores and then two celebrities got to select the teams. this year charles barkley team came up on top. >>> an animal program is making sure that young girls are participating in a favorite winter pastime. >> we are taking about finger skating in the city. eyewitness news is live, mike schuh is all with more on what is going on this morning. michael, good morning. we were admiring your skills. >> reporter: my skills are rusty. i only skate once a year. so the first time out, it is like i better not fall. natalee, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: what is the name of the forecast? >> it is figure skating in the city. >> reporter: she runs it. today with us -- ok

magnitude 4.4 hitting just east of the geysers. about 9:00. shaking healdsburg and calistoga.orrow morning investigators will be back out at a farm east of stockton looking for more human remains. they found more remains again today near the town of lyndon. this after finding remains in the foothills near san andreas. linda yee on the search for victims of the speed freak serial killers. >> reporter: a leg bone and a woman's show. other bones of different sizes, teeth and skull fragments. more gruesome discoveries by forensic teams digging at a cattle ranch near lyndon. >> we're coming to sift through the piles of dirt, screen them into buckets and rescreen them and then see what we come what's left on the top side of the screen. >> reporter: the remains are all likely victims of the two men called the speed freak killers for a methamphetamine- fueled killing spree, as many as 15 victims. scott smith described the dig site their they are going through on their hands and knees and combing through the dirt with their fingers and removing the large bones and shoes and other items

an earthquake hit just east of the geyser area in sonoma county.was the night and 24.4 just before 9:00. many people reported feeling it, but no reports of any damages or injuries. >>> he calls that i was in that it's the good thing. the message that the founder of the aids memorial cult is trying to get across as it visits the bay area for is the fifth anniversary. it's 20 fifth anniversary. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there. the all-new 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪ moviegoers were in a romantc mood on this weekend before valentine's day. the mood on this weekend before valentine's day. the romantic drama, "the vow" -- number one at the box offic, ahead of two new action mov. the chick flick took in almt moviegoers were in the romantic boot. the vowel was number one at the box office ahead of two new action flicks. the chick flick took in almost $42

a thousand geysers dressed in costume parade. and then lighting up the night. this is a celebration of the ancestry but this time of year the days are short oovend dark and -- >> everybody getting together. good time. everybody -- >> it is a distinctive festival and spectacular. thousands come to watch what has been described as the northern mardi gras. >> it's the first one i've been to and i love it. on the scale of the fire and everyone dressed up. >> it just brings everyone out and together. >> it takes months of planning. there's a boat to be built, costumes to be signed and they have to be built to cope with the shetland wind. and although the celebrations are a vicktorian invention, it's closer to norway than the other plays and -- >> the heritage going back to 1469 when we became scottish before that, we were very much a part of the viking 'em pifere and this reflects the dialect and our first names and our links with scanned naveya. >> stronger voice and of stam in a it takes at least 16 years to become the viking chiefdom. it is an honor and taken ser

an earthquake in the geyser area jolted people across the entire bay area. the magnitude 4.4 quake hit shortly before 9:00. they reported feeling the quake. more than 100 miles south of the epicenter. >>> this morning president obama will speak at a community college in northern virginia about the new budget he is sending to congress today. the president's budget for 2013 includes a proposal for community colleges and businesses to w together to train workers in high growth industries. and it contains $4 trillion in deficit reduction over the next decade through cuts in government penning and higher taxes on the wealthy. republicans are vowing to oppose the tax hikes. president obama will be here in the bay area on thursday. he's appearing at two fundraisers in san francisco. the first is a $35,000 a plate dinner for 60 guests at the home of robert mueller anderson. afterwards he will appear at a larger event where tickets will run $100 to $7500. the president's last trip to san francisco was in october. >>> right now it's 4:37. i want to check in with sal.

it was a 60 foot geyser of oil. amazingly it was not reported by trans canada but a local farmer. in response to this spill and others on june 3rd, 2011, the pipeline safety agency issued a corrective action order temporarily shutting down the original keystone pipeline. the agency based this finding on -- based this action on a finding that the continued operation of the pipeline without corrective action would be hazardous to life, property, and the environment. since restarting operations, the keystone pipeline has now experienced another spill of 420 gallons in severance, kansas. we had a whistleblower who worked as a safety inspector during the construction of the original pipeline come forward with information that alleged serious deficiencies relating to the construction of the keystone pipeline including

yellowstone national park was established in 1872 after explorers discovered its extraordinary hot springs, geysersand other geothermal features. as america's first, and still one of its most popular national parks, much of its original ecosystem has been preserved. dr. crabtree: it really was about drawing a big box around the geothermal resources of the park. and of course a wonderful windfall from that was the protection of pre-columbian conditions. all the species and all the wonderful habitats that are not represented in other areas of north america were protected by the original creation of yellowstone national park. go back up and see more of the active fires. narrator: however pristine the park may appear, in fact, human efforts to manage the park have had dramatic effects on the health of its plants and animals. dr. crabtree: in managing and protecting this park, many things had to happen. and actually, when it was made a park, there was already some big impacts to the park. fur trapping had occurred. elk and deer were being poached. and the park actually formed by bringing in the military

later this hour here in our to our financial expert next geyser gives us his inimitable take on the latest business scandals. we got them just where we want oh. well max this first headline is the theme of the show ok it's bar alou gold bar we're all terrorists now believe in a return to the gold standard you are now officially in extremis according to the f.b.i. yeah we've got of just where we want to you know they're trying to keep the gold price cheap because it makes a mockery of the u.s. dollar so the f.b.i. is saying if you buy gold you're a terrorist thus increasing the panic buying of gold around the world this is just like the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke trying to talk his way into some kind of economic nirvana which is failed miserably now the f.b.i. believes that their top the economists are going to talk gold down yeah right that's going to happen you idiots you know you would cause more paddick buying. now in the u.s. the obesity epidemic is growing with around seventy five percent of americans now considered overweight and as waistlines across the country swell out

then bronson went on to make the death wish series which i like to be in a death wish moving mass geyser in the charles bronson moving stalking bankers in new york with a big prick and gun. well max you did confront mervyn king their bank move could make pensioners poorer savers on the verge of retirement are facing the prospect of becoming permanent really poorer as the bank of england prepares to expand its program of quantitative easing otherwise it is q.e. by fifty billion pounds this week so a person about to retire will be hit by the banks who because the value of the new eighty s. ball on retirement is based on returns from u.k. government bonds called gilts these investments are bought by the bank during the easing process thus driving down the yields the phrase permanently poorer stands out all the quantitative easing program so far have failed and stoking growth and wage appreciation they have made a few bankers extraordinarily wealthy they would like to increase the rate of wealth transference from the many who will now become permanently poor to the very top one percent of th

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert and was i guess dr jada's fair a fake as if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r t t v dot are you what's all the lax guys are saying bio. the u.n. and arab league want to work together to stop the bloodshed in syria but the conflicting numbers of deaths coming from the country make it hard to get a true picture of events on the ground. greece agrees on a new series of watering cuts to secure yet another bailout but brussels technocrats doubt it will be enough live analysis on that development shortly here on r.t. . afghan president hamid karzai lashes out at nato forces for killing eight children and. on wednesday our top stories. international news and comment live from moscow this is twenty four hours a day the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart a monitoring mission in conflict torn syria president assad's forces say they're conducting anti terror operations shelling several areas including the point city of

when about 20,000 gallons of oil erupted from the pipeline in north dakota, and it was a 60-foot geyser of oil. amazingly, the spill was not detected by transcanada, but it was reported by a local farmer. so response to this bill and others, on june 3rd, 2011, the pipeline safety agency issued a corrective action order temporarily shutting down the original keystone pipeline. the agency based this finding n on -- based its action on a finding that continued use of the pipeline without corrective action would be hazardous to life, property and the environment. since starting operations, the keystone pipeline has now experienced another spill of 420 gallons in kansas. now, we had a whistleblower who worked as a safety inspector during construction of the original keystone pipeline come forward with an allegation that related to the construction of the keystone pipeline, including weak foreign steedoyle, and also it cracked when the workers tried to wield it, and adequate foundations for pump stations and other improper construction practices. he said that safety tests were, quote, fudged.

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert and was i guess dr jada's traffic as if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r t t v are you what all the guys are saying bio. world. technology innovation all these developments around russia we've got the future covered. syria's forces bombed the city of homs with reports of yet more deaths but with conflicting numbers of casualties coming from the country it is almost impossible to get a true picture of events. iran under fire on every front while the e.u. sanctions loom over the country president ahmadinejad is wanted by the parliament for questioning over the plummeting economy. plus u.s. drone attacks rained down on pakistan with hundreds of civilian deaths in collateral damage as the country's foreign minister tells r.t. that such measures are counterproductive to the war on terror. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow received shame the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart of monito

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser as stacy herbert or as i guess doctor yet as fair a fake as if you want to send me an email please just archives a report at r t t v that are you were told of the x. guys are saying. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew. i'm trying hard to be the big picture. big you are now and arab league plan to join forces to end the bloodshed in syria as critics claim did information on the number of deaths is used to cloud the problem understanding of the situation. eurozone ministers postpone a decision on a second financial bailout package for griese this part of the coalition athens closing a last minute deal on reforms understand the measures. and are going president hamid karzai lashes out after a children are killed in a major air strike they say as they do on guns twenty eleven is the deadliest year for civilians since the sta

kaiser report in two months and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert hours away guest dr yet as for a fake us if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot are you. guys are saying. oh she was that she murdered him it is easy to trace the person on the mark on the street in the battle for syria the international community is divided as the syrians themselves when it comes to resolving the situation. the top stories on all see the view on an arab league plan to join forces to the bloodshed in syria as crohn's is claimed disinformation and the number of deaths is being used to cloud appropriate understanding of the situation this comes as the opposition accuses the government of a massacre in homes while damascus maintains its conducting and i wanted to help ration. also your ministers postpone a decision on a second financial bailout package from business by the coalition athens closing a last minute deal and soon as i understand the measures you need do is have announced a general strike but friday a

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert and was i guess doctoring as fair a fake as if you want to send me an email please just our kaiser report at r t t v that are you what lacks guys are saying bio. un american league want to work together to stop the bloodshed in syria but the conflicting numbers of deaths coming from the country make it hard to get a true picture of events on the ground. as the e.u. plans to bring iran to its knees with an approaching oil embargo there are fears the move could backfire and hit european countries the hardest. plus u.s. drone attacks continue on pakistan with hundreds of civilian deaths in collateral damage as the country's foreign minister tells r.t. the strikes are counterproductive to the war on terror our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart a monitoring mission in conflict on syria president assad's forces say they are condu

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert and was i guess doctor yet as fair a fake as if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r t t v are you what i said lax guys are saying. welcome to the lower show we'll get the real headlines with none of the mercy or you live in washington d.c. now it's not going to take a look at the new foreclosure fraud settlement between forty nine states and the five biggest banks is this really a good deal for america or just an easy out for wall street then lieutenant colonel daniel davis who's on our show the other day well turns out of the pentagon now has launched an investigation into that report that he released about afghanistan and we're going to speak to richard i ask out as well and david sirota about whether it's time for a national popular vote we have all that and more fit and i couldn't get us happier but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so as i said big news announced today that after sixteen months

bank currency nations are heading into the pit of work they say never thanks so much to bring on the geyser bark thank you x. go away much more coming away stay right there. i'm asked as a welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to niceville florida and speak with karl denninger of market hyphen ticker dot org karl welcome back to the kaiser report you do a max very good now karl denninger of the f.c.c. this week defended its no wrongdoing settlements claiming that they were a deterrent to banking crimes your thoughts okama you don't really believe that it's just a tax i mean i suppose if you track something you get less of it but a deterrent please all that happens is it gets passed on to the cost of borers and other people doing business with these banks there's no deterrent effect yeah i don't understand this because these big banks keep doing the same fraud over and over again they pay as you as you point out it's a tax basically it's fully factored into this business model it's not a tonge at all how can mary shapiro get away with a straight face and saying that this is a turn

kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a geyser and stacy herbert our guest dr gallagher our faith as if you want to send me an e-mail please do so our kaiser report at r t t v are you. guys are saying. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. i'm tarp was a big. admission free pretty. three. four chargers three. three three. three. three. three bronze. for your media projects. done to our teeth dot com. well i'm john berman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. it seems like the american public is embracing same sex marriage more and more frequently. opponents are still standing their ground what's at the heart of their strong opposition also president obama has faced an unprecedented about a personal attacks slander during his time in office or is it all coming from and how is it undermining his presidency and our democracy and president o

much for being on thanks max that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacey ebert and i thank my guests a for dinner most if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you next time ask either saying. a spy is saw the father of a former f.s.b. officer poisoned in london six years ago says accusing vladimir putin of the death was a mistake r.t. gets the story first. considers a new draft of a resolution on syria which softens calls for president assad to step down following criticism from russia. moscow also says that facts should not be cherry picked when it comes to the arab league observers. which lays the blame on both sides of the syrian conflict all the details just ahead in the program. and egyptian police part of a group of protesters in cairo with live pictures of a rally that's being held at the moment in the wake of football violence which left over seventy dead our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is good to have you with us this hour in an unexpected change of

much for being on thanks max that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacey ebert and i thank my guests a for dinner most if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru next time i started saying bio. mom . syria saying weapons will still reach opposition groups. as she tries to convince china to write off the e.u. but also support for the oil embargo against iran. and egypt over seventy football fans killed in post clashes and investigation into the tragedy is underway claims of police action. live from moscow this is the welcome to the program. russia's defense ministry has reiterated to moscow is committed to agreements made with international partners and will continue. to syria russia is against the weapons and saying it would not prevent the opposition groups from abroad although progress has been made at the u.n. on a syria resolution moscow is adamant it will block any draft which doesn't rule out military intervention and. explains. russia says it won't accept even a hint of an embargo on arms embargo whe

. >> reporter: thousands of marked trees between nevado and the geyser in a high voltage right of waye says the trees are a hazard. >> we could be fined up to a million dollars a day as well as it could cause a cascading outage to millions of customers. >> reporter: some say pg & e is going too far. >> clear cut through god only knows how many california live oaks. >> reporter: this century old oak says can't possibly grow another 40 feet to the power lines. a group called save our sonoma trees is organizing a protest. showing clear cutting erosion. >> if pg & e is going to take responsibility for removing those trees then they also need to bear the burden of irrigating the errosion that occurs. >> we're going to still leave bushes which should keep the soil. >> reporter: pg & e says crews have yet to begin any of the work but they say they need to finish cutting the trees by the beginning of fire season. >>> in contra costa county the mount diablo school board has approved preliminary lay offs for 89 teachers. however 72 educators have already said they plan to leave clayton valley h

. >> reporter: thousands of marked trees between nevado and the geyser in a high voltage right of waysays the trees are a hazard. >> we could be fined up to a million dollars a day as well as it could cause a cascading outage to millions of customers. >> reporter: some say pg & e is going too far. >> clear cut through god only knows how many california live oaks. >> reporter: this century old oak says can't possibly grow another 40 feet to the power lines. a group called save our sonoma trees is organizing a protest. showing clear cutting erosion. >> if pg & e is going to take responsibility for removing those trees then they also need to bear the burden of irrigating the errosion that occurs. >> we're going to still leave bushes which should keep the soil. >> reporter: pg & e says crews have yet to begin any of the work but they say they need to finish cutting the trees by the beginning of fire season. >>> in contra costa county the mount diablo school board has approved preliminary lay offs for 89 teachers. however 72 educators have already said they plan to leave clayton valley hig

a 25-foot geyser in the hollywood hills.m a fire hydrant that was hit by a car. it took twelve firefighters to reach the shut off valve. no one hurt. >>> minnesota. a toddler saved by his mother's would-be rival. it happened at a dance competition. the mom, a dance coach, who was getting her team ready to compete against another squad. she gave her baby son to someone to hold while she ran to the restroom. a minute later the one-year-old boy stopped breathing. >> they were screaming in the hallway he's not breathing, he's not breathing, somebody help. >> that's when the dance coach stepped in to give the baby cpr and it helped. >> how do you thank people for literally saving your son's life. there's not really enough you can say. >>> nevada. a u.s. marine with more than 2 million reasons to celebrate. corporal alexander was in vegas for a week-long training session. while on a break he stopped off at kau seena with $100. >> i spun the wheel and stopped on a dollar sign. i said to my friend what does that mean? he said, oh, m

perhaps they were in an area where you could draw down a naturally occurring hot spring or a geyser. so there are reasons for the review and what there is no reason for a categorical exemption. unless of course you want to somehow bit by bit terminate nepa which seems to be the strategy of the republicans here. just anybodyle away enough so that nepa has no -- just nibble away enough so that nepa has no meaning. the natural gas industry obtained an exemption for natural gas tracking from the e.p.a. the result at least in pennsylvania, and in new york, was extraordinary trouble for the natural gas industry. so let's not rush forward here. there's a process in place that provise for a -- an exemption, a very quick process to determine if that particular well is appropriate and allowed to go forward. where there's trouble, don't do it. i reserve the remainder of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from idaho is recognized. mr. labrador: i yield one minute to the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamb born. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one m

a magnitude 4.3 quake hit around 9:00 right near the geysers about 90 miles north of san francisco.of damage or injuries. hundreds reported feeling the quake some as far away as here in san francisco. >>> we have a wet start to your workweek if you have been outside. you might see a little rain on your car. >> a little wiper action, not too bad but more of the same. >> i like it like this. i love it like this. haven't had enough of this, this year but it looks like finally getting more showers around the bay area. most of that just hit-and-miss showers right now. it's going to be scattered throughout the day so even if you head out and it's dry one minute you may see some showers rolling in the next and this is what we're seeing now on our high-def doppler radar. some of that moisture moving in toward the marin headlands also into san francisco, scattered showers there and also the south bay. pink on the camera east of san jose a sleet in the higher peaks. snow down to 2500 feet in the sierra nevada. the core of the low dropping down into the state spinning up more showers so be pre

small earthquake in the north bay last night a magnitude 4.3 quake that hit around 9:00 near the geysers miles north -- 90 miles north of san francisco. no report of damage or injuries. hundreds reported feeling the quake some as far as san francisco. >> so we have earthquakes, rain and we have snow. >> and it's monday. >> what's next? >> who knows! >> we have scattered showers continuing outside pockets of moisture continuing to push on through. the main cold front has moved on by. let's get you in for a closinger look now towards the south bay and yeah, you can see plenty of scattered showers and pockets of moderate amounts of rainfall so if you are traveling this morning, be careful. you can have heavy downpours and they move by and are gone. only to return later on. breezy and cool. drier weather ahead of us as the system moves out. today unsettled as the core of low leaves a few showers in our direction. high pressure sliding in our direction giving us a brief break, but then there is another storm system traveling in our direction, as well. 50s for highs today so very cool, low 50s

they say the new policy is overkill and could create a scar 39 miles long from the geysers all the way to petaluma. pg&e says it could face fines up to a million dollars a day for an outage caused by the vegetation. >>> marin county approved george lucas' plan to make his north bay empire larger. it proposes to add 270,000- square-foot to silt to the skywalker -- facility to the skywalker ranch project. neighbors are worried about the historic farmland and noise and traffic. lucas representatives countered by saying the new digital media center will create hundreds of local jobs. opponents have two weeks to appeal the decision. >>> 5:11. saving the king. >> the last-minute deal that will keep the pro basketball team in sacramento. >>> mitt romney and rick santorum are in a virtual dead heat as michigan voters head to the polls. i'm susan mcginnis in detroit. i'll have that coming up. >>> a few clouds outside right now. there's a chance of rain heading our way. we'll tell you when coming up. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a

i am proud of the geyser, the team the way we fought all year.ey never got discouraged, they kept their faith and confidence. they fought until the very end. >> mark: the giants fans are very excited and here they are celebrating near times square. michael bloomberg and not a victory parade will be held on tuesday. this is a different scene in boston police tossed a flash bomb in a crowd that rioted after the patriots lost. hundreds of students from-- from the university of massachusetts and purse, about 1500 students were out riding. the officers was trying to make the crowd dispersed. there were some of arrest. >> darya: we will be back with more thanked for linking up with kron4 morning news. in just a couple of minutes we will be back and let us take a look at people to the bay bridge. they say that with great power comes great responsibility. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating,

elliott geyser and mary koran are both college students and young republicans. you hoping to hear at cpac? first you, mary. >> i'm most interested in seeing the candidates speaking and mainly rick santorum and to be here to voice my support for him and talk to people about him. >> elliott? >> i'm here mainly because i just want to meet people that share my perspective and network with them and try and get, like, you know, this is a national movement. it's good to see people that agree with you from california -- i'm in michigan. we drove 11 hours to get here. >> finish your thought. >> sorry, what? >> no problem. you said earlier, most of the time what you hear is a lot of kind of the older people in washington. and even when you're here when it's not cpac, there are not nearly as many young people and young voices as there are today. that's the phenomenal thing here. this is a young movement. >> good. listen, mary, you mentioned rick santorum when you said i'm interested in hearing from rick santorum. have you decided who you want to vote for? >> are you asking

most of the bay area shook last night from an earthquake and the geysers area of sonoma county.sgs says it was a magnitude 4.4 quake near the town of cobb. no word of damage or injuries. people said they felt this one as far away as palo alto and santa clara more than 100 miles south of the epicenter. >>> sacramento police investigating the death of a four-year-old boy during a suspected road rage incident. boy's father lost control of his car. it went down an embankment on interstate 5 saturday afternoon. the chp says father was trying to speed away from a second driver after a heated traffic dispute. that little boy was thrown out of the car and later died. the father and mother suffered minor injuries. police are still out there searching for the second driver who escaped in a black chevy pick up. >>> a 25-year-old woman was killed. her car flipped off an overpass in concord. chp says she was headed northbound on highway 242 at the connector there to highway 4 just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon when her car left the road and then rolled over. she was thrown out of the car a