. >> i would say outloud, mom, sam, haden, burnside lake. burnside lake. i would say it outside.> tell them where you were. >> yeah. >> the same night as haden was lying in bed watching tv, the strangest thing happened. >> commercial came on, burnside lake, tours now. >> reporter: haden remembered the lake from camping trips. >> so you saw the commercial. >> yeah. >> and that made you think maybe that's where they are? >> yeah. and i came out and told grandma. >> reporter: to dee, it was as if he had heard his mom. so she called her local sheriff's office to suggest a search of burnside lake. >> they've camped back in there several times. just in case they might have gotten stuck or the car quit working on them. >> reporter: an alpine county sheriff's official was dispatched to look. he reported back to his boss. >> burnside lake is closed and the road is snowed in. >> they called and told me they couldn't go in there. because of the locked gate and the snow. >> so did you just think, okay? >> i figured they knew what they were talking about. you know? i didn't push it and i -- t

prevent worse situations later like tree branches knocking out power and for ron cardin, and arborist in haden, falling trees will mean business because this impending storm sure looks like it means business. >> we hate to think that people are going to be having trees fall on their projects but we anticipate that it's going to be busy over the weekend, yeah, unfortunately. >> reporter: back live in alameda county. as the rain picks up, it seems the speed on 580 is slowing down. it will be a long commute home for many people. we spoke to pg & e officials and they said their crews have been doing routine maintenance on trees and branches to clear things out before the winds pick up over the weekend pause that's when they are fearing some problems here in the east bay. nbc bay area face. >> thanks, chase. we invite to you stay with us for continuing coverage of the bay area storms, both on air and online, nbcbayarea.com. we have all the information that you need. >> we're following some breaking news now out of arizona. this is a decision that's getting national attention. arizona governor jan b

e are now at syracuse with angela davis is a distinguished reception nd the general haden got when he did in was mixed.on so that leads to this question. given the impact around the telecommunications information technology and cultural shift on the united ability to maintain security and subsequently the hele that academia played in t ulture shift as it pertains to textual nature of how information is looked at what play in d academe ma shifting that so it is more fair minded toward the intelligence what can we do to ensure a narrative is supportive of the united states pursuing its interest is more effectively heard in that area? >> wow! congressman you would be testifying and i would tell people who would have to was a or me and if it committee that vice president -- he is on and he just a very nice person to have was time forbut it him i would say while he is alking look for the question some place. because by the time -- so there of that here.t as far as the culture of only ademic world, the thing you can hope is the tide comes in and it goes out. generations change. i think i'm

what the heck am i doing in this room at this time question mark i haden it occurred to me one thing to contribute to the conversation. setting aside how words are parsed, the idea of the human to be at the ought very center of our considerations. the most important human domain is the u.s. home front. domain dwarfs everything else we have heard. that? you have already heard quoted the classic definition of war as a clash of wills, each side trying to impose his will on the other. has twoin a democracy dimensions. worried about that. the will of the u.s. military has never been broken and will never be broken. i'm utterly confident of that of stop but there is a political dimension and that is a different matter altogether. mystics,t achieve our whatever you think of them, in vietnam because quite frankly the other side broke our will to continue the fight. much specify when that happened. panel, iation for this read a land power theorist to present a very interesting article with a short paragraph , the foundation of pax americana. we are not wrong and we never will be. one indicati

and what haden says to me is, brian, you are now starting to look at -- if you go back to that, if youm sandy money, from what happened at the bridge, from some of these other things coming out and you have to think is there some overarching conspiracy involved within the christie administration to play politics in a nefarious sense. we all know there's politics played. but in a very nefarious sense with the body politic of new jersey. >> and to pick up on that point, it really does go to the core -- when you look at something like hunterdon, when you look at the pipeline, there was a very kind of, if you will, sort of this southern jersey this strange thing where the attorney general all after sudden comes in and says potentially a swing vote for this pipeline, oh, you need to recuse yourself at risk of a $10,000 fine, there's this highly -- this high politicalization of things like the attorney general's office that i think should concern a the lot of people and does seem like a real thread that runs throughout the christie did -- >> and it's revisiting, to me, his rise as the u.s. a

wrecked, i haden to cash this check and i had to take a cab ride.o consumeou allowed alcohol in public? caller: no, but it was carrying it from the store to his cab. it had not been opened. he said you cannot get my cap with that. america and you need to live by our laws. i looked at the meter. it was over $100. i said i am not paying that if you do not take me the rest of the way home. you can call the cops, whatever you want. he said next time, you have to call someone and you want a non-muslim cab driver. host: you think it should go both ways? caller: yes. it amazes me -- the gays at this fight because they want -- they cannot have it both ways. host: i will leave your comments there. i want to show you a couple of quick headlines. the new york times, no conflict of interest found in the pipeline review. a state department contractor who prepared an environmental analysis of the keystone xl type line did not violate conflict of interest rules even though he had done work for transcanada. from arizonaessman and cochairman of the progression caucu