last week as miss hale -- lastly, as ms. hale was noting, we have been sponsoring sp 970 that helps to clarify and clear up a lot of issues with the statutes to make the climate for cca more friendly and to level the playing field. thanks to the good work of miss hale, don weiss, the sierra club, and others, that was able to get through committee as barbara and noted. that is continuing to move forward. we're hoping to get some relief there as well. supervisor campos: commissioner moran? >> to have any idea on when they're likely to act on the fee issue? on the exit fees. >> there is no timeline set that is published. given where things are and having worked at the sfpuc for a number of years, they are taking final briefs. i would expect a decision from them in the next several months. a month or two after that, the commission may act. it is a big issue for cca and direct access. it is one that the cpuc a wrestle with for a while and the way making a decision on because of the political realities. supervisor campos: is there

elizabeth hale's second book, how. >>> around the 90's and the first decade of the century, this other paradigm emerged for how to create what was basically turned loose on the internet and had observed what people say to it. >> it's like a martian and someone says holly and heap of a giant rolodex and says humans often begin conversations by saying hale. interesting. [laughter] and in the martian walks down the street and comes up to someone and says hale and then that person says hey, what's up. in the marchand says cubans say hey, what's up when you say hi to read in the painstaking process in the course of many cases decades of just hanging out on line waiting for people to you know, cross paths and talk to a builds this massive database of stuff that people said. when you interact with this kind of software, this very uncanny ability to respond to all sorts of things. as for example, i attempted to see if it would reply to me if i spoke in french. they actually corrected. sort of condescendingly it told me the grammatically correct version of the sentence i had given it, and you o

. >> grace elizabeth hale, in your book, "a nation of outsiders," you devote a whole chapter to j.d. salinger and catcher in the rye. why? is. >> guest: well, i think salinger was interesting because his character, holden caufield, is the first extremely popular rebel figure who really comes from an elite at least upper middle class background in this postwar period. he is not alienated because of his race or because of his class background or because he decided to be a bohemian. he's a prep school dropout, he's a resident of a fairly nice new york apartment, and this is really the dawning of a new kind of rebel. >> host: what was the effect of that book in 1951? >> guest: it was really huge. the book's style was very different from a lot of published fiction at the time. it was a kind of slanggy, almost bratty sort of dialogue style that really caught the eye of young people, people of all ages, but especially younger people. and the book really made quite an impression on readers at the time and really throughout the '50s and into the '60s. today as well, for that matter. >> host:

that is what miss hale will be talking about during her part of the presentation. we wanted to provide all the information to you publicly. we know there are questions in the statistics. there is information we will learn to go forward with, particularly with education and marketing our program. >> how much did the poll cost the ratepayers of san francisco? >> i cannot answer that. >> i guess the first step is that this came from money given for this program. we've budgeted money years ago to take care of the expenses of lafco and this program. this did not come from ratepayers. the poll cost about $50,000 to do. it did not come from the ratepayers of san francisco. >> it came from where? >> it came from revenue from power sales to the irrigation district and a variety of other customers we have on the power site. >> the people in the best of pay for this? -- modesto paid for this? >> out of the entire budget, you could pick a line item that paid for it. >> i am not sure the right person is to answer this question. maybe miss hale. commissioner torres was just spea

miss hale? >> we have touched on some of the program design elements i wanted to go into detail on. let me summarize and do that now. let me remind you of the three areas -- products, phases, timing and redesign. the product we recommend given the customer desire demonstrated in the attitude survey is a 100% renewable product. that is relying on a mix of california compliant renewable portfolio standard products and other renewable resources. that is 100% greenhouse gas free. we will be pursuing our in-city renewable generation and our program implemented energy efficiency on a parallel track. please nknow the customers we have talked about already will be shared customers. they are pg&e customers for other services that pg&e provides to get the kilowatt hour to the residence. all of the energy efficiency offerings currently available to pg&e customers today are available to cca customers. in the ideal world and in the regulatory form, we're arguing for the efficiency program dollars that pg&e collects from san franciscans to be administered by us with the cca program implementation

on 16, 66-year-old hale irirwin, a double-bogey, finishes 9-under. super bowl of european soccer, the champions league soccer, barcelona and manchester united. match tied at one. second half. 54th minute, messi, showing why he is the world's greatest player. a gorgeous strike from well beyond the box. barcelona wins with a 3-1 victory. >> a's and orioles tonight along with your san jose earthquakes. see you then. >> alan: a party in the streets today. what brought this brazilian celebration >> alan: the sights, tastes and sound of the americas are filling the street0s of the mission district this weekend. rain did not keep those people off the dance floor at carnival. this year's theme is, live your fan attempt tomorrow -- fantasy. danny glover will serve as the grand marshal at the parade. the giants mascot and the trophy will ride in the parade. the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. and one quick check of the forecast if you're planning to go out tonight. >> leigh: the showers, they're slowly ending as we look at live doppler 7hd. so the wind will start

it's grace elizabeth hale's second book. subtitle "how the white middle class fell in love with rebellion in postwar america." >> get the book tv schedule e-mailed to you. to sign up use our website, booktv.org and present the alert button, or use your mobile phone. text the workbook to 99702. standard message and data rates appl

there has been 2-inch hale and there is a tornado warning until about noon today. the scene behind me is remarkable. the scope of the devastation. the debris is as far as the eye can see. they are now just twisted pieces of metal. you can see some of the wooden debris from nearby homes is sandwiched in the pocket here and in his wheel well. this right here is saint john's regional medical center. the floors were torn off. all the windows were blown out. there were about 185 people there at the time. everyone has been evacuated. as of this afternoon, the death toll was 116. we expect that number to rise. >> is our hope for finding any survivors. >> folks here are not giving up. there are teams of firefighters and volunteers going block by block. we saw one desperate search for a 73-year-old man that has not been seen since yesterday. certainly, there are -- and they are not hopeful there plugging away in helping to find people that may be trapped underneath the rubble or may be trapped in basements which is where they tell people to go when a tornado is about to str

on 16. 66-year-old hale irwin the birdie putt. on 18 double bogey, finishes at 9-under, tied for the lead going into sunday's final round. >>> the 100th running of the indy 500 set for tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. on abc-7. we have the winner at 5:00 according to my doppler radar a chance of rain -- >> leigh: 89 hot, humid a mix of clouds and sun maybe a shower in the morning. >> mike: it will be run. >> alan: good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

hale is a possibility with cold air. we go from the '70s down to the mid-60s to the low 50s. showers may stick around. warm weather in a moment. here is a check of the commute with george. >>george: a bit of a back up at the bridge. only change for the west bound ride. traffic on highway 4 and interstate 80 is doing well. you will surely the project as we showed the check west bound. 92 in both directions. right side is still light padding over to foster city. golden gate bridge 101 southbound, problem free. as you see here is the last year for our bridge check. smooth. walnut creek, interstate 680, the set bound ride looks good. no back up yet. >> reporter: one of the things we are falling like for you is that space shuttle endeavor. they have just landed at the space center. it is one to be the second to last space shuttle site for nasa. remember, it was supposed to take off on april 29th but there were electrical problems today are born to try again on monday. they're talking about some of the profs. commander khalid was married to the real difference is there as well. we

halee -- haile here? thank you. same format. if you could spend a couple of minutes telling us about your background and your interest on continuing to serve. thank you so much for your service already on multiple commissions for the city of san francisco. >> thank you. in my experience, i worked in senior agencies in chinatown, seel

. >> professor hale, what do you want your students to take away from your classes and what do you want people to take away from your book? >> well, i want the students to take away the ability to think historically and critically about the categories they use to make meaning in their every day lives, to think about ideas and concepts as having a history, and not just a people or nations. .. >> this is a book published by oxford, a nation of outsiders. grace elizabeth hale's mexican book, subtitled how the white middle class middle-class fell in love with rebellion in post-war america. >> up next wayne pacelle president and ceo of the humane society of the united states talks about the mistreatment of animals and what needs to be done to stop it. this lasts about an hour. >> i am john balzar. i used to be a journalist for 30 years, and then i got right with myself and my family and now i work for animals and for wayne pacelle. i want to reduce you to him tonight in the briefest possible way. i want to say that 20 years ago when i met him, some of the ideas he had were on the edge of our

advanced in toronto three the second seeded italian proving too strong for american policy by christina hale six three six one the score there. thus make small changes for another couple of russians as a sixteen seed and just to see a public show now she was in straight sets but it wasn't to bait and rick relink their loss to germany and that he had given each. other's catch up on what has been happening in the n.b.a. where she cargo an hour when away from the eastern conference final after beating atlanta to go three two up in their series there are grose top score thirty three points and this one now puts the bulls on the brink of the next round in their best of seven contests the teams there head to head again. on thursday if lance. boxing world champion stated hey i'm gonna make klitschko continue to taunt each other ahead of their heavyweight unification back they will meet on july the second in hamburg with three belts on the line and after a recent press conference in germany the turned up in his home patch of london to talk up the fight again with a brit claim quantic to play the vic

halee -- haile here? thank you. same format. if you could spend a couple of minutes telling us about your background and your interest on continuing to serve. thank you so much for your service already on multiple commissions for the city of san francisco. >> thank you. in my experience, i worked in senior agencies in chinatown, self-help for the elderly, and the tenderloin. so i say my two main interests are aging and immigrants. i am on the immigrants rights commission. in aging, there seems to be no end of stuff to do this year. the advisory council is mandated by the older american debt, and we have certain things we have to do like review the area plan. we have to also select california's senior legislator -- legislature representatives from the city, but we find other things we need to do, too. currently, and chair of the legislative committee, and i have tried to avoid being chair of anything since i retired, not wanting to conflict with anything else, but nobody would do this, and people kept saying, "well, why don't you

. >> i got hair growing where i don't want it. [ laughter ] >>> hale"heal the bay" has come out with the list of the worst beaches from bacteria levels. the better the grade the less likely you are to get sick. here are the bay area beaches that got an f. cowell beach, capitola both in santa cruz county. baker beach in san francisco, and keller beach in point richmond. >>> not exactly a perfect day to go to the beach today but sunny skies on the horizon? >> it's a little ironic that you mention that because what we are going to do is head over to the marina area where we did have people having fun in the sun actually today. it gives you a little mix. we had the rain and then we had a dog day at the beach. rrrrr! looks like fun. until somebody gets hurt. we had a few tenths of an inch of rain throughout the marina area. otherwise we had snow in the high sierra. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera over sierra tahoe currently 32 degrees. the winds are out of the south at 20 miles per hour. stronger occasional gusts. we are expecting at least a total of 4" of snow there by the time it'

halee -- haile here? thank you. same format. if you could spend a couple of minutes telling us about your background and your interest on continuing to serve. thank you so much for your service already on multiple commissions for the city of san francisco. >> thank you. in my experience, i worked in senior agencies in chinatown, self-help for the elderly, and the tenderloin. so i say my two main interests are aging and immigrants. i am on the immigrants rights commission. in aging, there seems to be no end of stuff to do this year. the advisory council is mandated by the older american debt, and we have certain things we have to do like review the area plan. we have tal

while the haling great progress through gritted teeth is america and china try to beat portugal just like their bitter rivalry also. elvis for a close shave but we show you how siberia is tough guys go about grieving find out what else they can do a little later. now a small group of evacuees have briefly been allowed inside the exclusion zone around japan's damaged fukushima nuclear plant for the first time the government gave permission for short visits so people could gather belongings and check on their properties meanwhile a recent map of contamination released by japan shows high levels of radiation bred outside the evacuation say what's robert blake of this can help shed more light on all of this he's a research associate professor of nuclear history and culture of the harassment peace institute dr jacobs many thanks for being with us now is radiation is high even beyond the zone how can it now be saved by letting people get closer. it's not safe this is a situation where they're letting the people go in one time in order to remove articles from their home typically a designat

kill a lawyer stanislav mark a law who represented victims of violence at the hands of fascists like haled was gunned down in broad daylight in central moscow together with journalist and a stasi about the double killing sparked public. will keep you updated on this breaking news story as it happens here on our t.v. get updates around the clock on everything we're covering here on our team and here's a look at what's on the line for you right now. turning back immigrants who came to the u.s. with ideas of a better life are now fighting themselves moving elsewhere as emerging economies begin to prosper. remarkable adventure of a russian explorer who just returned from a solo trip to the alaskan wilderness watches b.t.o. zanardi dot com and don't forget to check out our you tube channel. clearing out and other stories making headlines across the globe protesters in syria are preparing for what they call a day of defiance against the regime this comes as tanks have been withdrawn from a clamp down in daraa and deployed elsewhere towns effectively been under siege for ten days with electricity

i think one person that was not recognized was eric hale. i do not know if he is still here. [applause] when we had our first initial meetings and really did not know exactly what we wanted, he allowed us to really dreamed big. people from architecture for humanities -- i believe that he now works on his own design -- one world design, which we should keep looking at. what they actually did is volunteered countless hours of volunteer hours, and paid hours, to come up with a plan that was super ambitious, that inc. all of the things that we the residents wanted or that we feel we deserve, that we feel is not a privilege, but a right as taxpayers and homeowners in san francisco. i am a native san franciscan, and i have lived in many areas of the city, and i finally feel like we are being noticed. i feel like eric's work, why it was so important -- and his colleagues because he worked with other people -- but together, things we are not supposed to what as people of color in the community -- we are not supposed to care about the ecology or storm drainage containment. we are not

so it was all documented that first of all came william harlan hale, one of her young recruits on the magazine who was going to be one of those young promising writers of the early '30s who knew katherine anne porter and had written. c-span: and she was, like--what?--30 and he was, like, 22. >> guest: yes. clare in 1932 was 29, and he was about 22 years old. and he was the first arrival on crotch island. they all stayed four or five days. and then when he left, mark sullivan, the much older man who was more baruch's age, came to stay. i don't think that was necessarily a consummated relationship but certainly not for one to--trying on his part. and then came a--a young major in the army, a young man called cary skerritt. and then, of course, bill gaston was in and out, because it was his house that she'd rented. and when she got back to town, of course, it was bernard baruch and her mentor of vanity fair, donald freeman, who was the man who taught her everything about writing. c-span: now did you ever sit down with her and ask her about all this and--and how she kept it--how she k--ke

hasn't grown quite as expected and state keeps curbing price growth the country's third richest man hale prokhorov was reported to be yet another investor looking to get out of the sector his are next in bridgeport over half of the generator t g k four before the crisis for almost one billion dollars the stake is now was less than half that proper off says he's not planning to sell just yet. the last couple years whether he will or this company is all strategic investment we have a program to put drop political solution by twenty team with a lot of companies coming to us and so you they want to buy some say they want to swap shares we're not rejecting anybody their investment program might be more interesting for all shareholders but we don't have any concrete office for now. that brings you up to date the business for this hour but you can always keep up the date with all of our stories online at our t. dot com forward slash business i'll have more for you in just under an hour's time stay with us. repairing a broken nation. the way construction and humanitarian aid. buses shady officia

in the city, old york road at 39th and also hale thorpe.n boulevard at old washington boulevard. let's now take a live look. plenty of brake lights on the road. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's pizza. stop in to papa john's, any large pizza. any large pizza, only $12. visit them online at papa john's.com. back to you. >>> time for baltimore's annual rite of spring. today, the city is celebrating flower mart 2011. this event also features something new. it's a vendor showcase, where visitors can view the items available for sale. the flower mart continues until 8:00 tonight and all day tomorrow, around the monument in mount vernon. >> where are the lemons with the peppermint sticks? >> i love those. and i love the hats. >> a lot of flowers this year. >>> straight ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> unanswered questions. a missing woman in georgia turns up with amnesia in illinois. what her family is saying. >>> case closed. final two suspects make a deal in court in the bullying death of a massachusetts girl. >>> an

her abdominal injury is slow haling, so doctors and haners have her taking it easy, which means she hado face-to-face with me at her favorite palm beach garden courts and answer some of your e-mails. i like to ask a lot of the viewers what kind of questions they may have for someone face-to-face. >> i love questions. >> and they really are some great questions. some are amusing. tanner's dad -- >> tanner's dad. >> tanner's dad said venus, what is your real spark, drive, and passion? what makes you tick, and what tickles your funny bone? >> my spark, drive, and passion, i think anything that i can work really, really hard at. almost kill myself with hard work. does that sound insane? think i'm crazy. and what tickles my funny bone? well, i'm willing to laugh at anything, including myself at all times. and i'm not a very serious person, actually, and i'm not very grown up, and it may seem like it, but when you get to know me, you realize, gosh, she needs another 20 years before she gets to be a real adult. so it's an interesting combination, but i laugh at a lot of things. whatever sparks

he is tied with hale irwin. by the time he came to 18 he was up by two.proach to the par 5 hole ends up. he finds the green but the ball rolls off into the bunkers. he took a double bogie and fell back into a tie. at 66, irwin is trying to become the oldest player to win a pga-sanctioned event. tom watson, by the way, is one stroke back. >>> still to come tonight on sports wrap, something that will take some getting used to. a man who . >> the earthquakes in chicago didn't do much for the half and staged avertable explosion in the second half. 1-1 in the 74th minute when coreales who centers for wanda allowski and the quakes have a 2-1 lead. they couldn't close out the win. six minutes later husidic sets up cory gibs for the dying header. they ended a 2-2 tie and the quakes are tied second to last in the mls's western conference. >>> a little contrast between the mls and the european champions at the new wembly stadium. rooney boots it home and it is 1-1 at the half. but barcelona star methy let one fly off his left fool and -- foot and it found the net.

but that were around 70 about an hour and a haling a two hours ago. the wind has lessened up and it's actually southwest at fairfield instead of north. 50s for many. there's the northerly wind at napa. north at santa rosa but calm many locations. concord south-southeast and fairfield southwest at 3. that's not really going to do much in the way of warming things up. but just high pressure by itself right there is a sign that we'll be warmer today. so north wind coast will be gorgeous. widespread 80s. i don't think we're setting any records today but the coast will be nice. windy up in the hills along the coast but nothing dramatic. the only wind i can find is up on mt. diablo and right above the scald cot. 70s and 80s for temperatures today. some of these pushing upper 80s. oakland 84. danville 88. 90 gill roy. that's the one i'll go with even though reluctantly i put that in there. san bruno 75. pacifica 72. and san mateo 84. sunny again thursday. cool it down a little on friday and cool it down a lot into the weekend. >>> all right. thank you, steve

. >>> just about an hour and a haling a amtrak passengers finally reached emeryville after being stranded in the nevada desert. ktvu was the only station there when the bus carrying the passengers arrived in the bay area. the amtrak defer train left chicago. but yesterday around 1:45 in the morning two engines blew stranding the train and passengers about 100 miles east of elko. one passenger says everything was going fine as the train passed through utah. >> i must have dozed off and the next thing i know i woke up and the train was motionless and was not moving at all. >> the passengers say they were stuck in the desert for about ten hours without power or ventilation. the train was towed into elko where the passengers were then put on buses to get them to california. >>> time now 5:03. police are searching right now for the gunman in a shooting at the university of san francisco. a 22-year-old man was shot several times while sitting in his car late monday night. he managed to drive himself to the richmond police station to get some help. now he's listed in serious condition at sf gene

is david hale getting other new people coming in? >> i would not think the team is a disbanding of all, but i do not have a full roster in front of me. >> most people are staying? >> the team is more and less staying in place, and that is my understanding. again, he built a strong team. we believe that their role- placed and ready to move this process forward. new subject. >> i would like to know more about the visit to benghazi. >> we put up that statement. >> i am wondering if there's any more discussion about the possibility of any agreements that might be looking at? >> obviously, he arrived earlier today in benghazi. he is there until the 24th. he met with the traditional national council chairman as well as the minister for reconstruction and the minister for security and other members from both the south and west. he is going to will the withtable alater today civil society members. then he will hold a press conference tomorrow where he will address a lot of these questions. we have been very clear and very pro-active in tryin

followers of christian broadcasting hale camping have been warning of immediate demise.heard from harold camping but people around the world have been making jokes like there is no tomorrow, of course twitter of course went crazy yesterday about this. got a lot of people's attention but still not a whole lot of people put a lot of stock in that may 21st date. >>> people look at other stories making headline this is morning, it was over before it started. indiana's republican governor mitch daniels telling his supporters overnight he will not mount a presidential campaign for the 2012 election. in a late night e-mail "if i have disappointed you, i will always be sorry." >>> also at least 13 people are dead, 67 more wounded in a series of bombings that have rattled baghdad this morning. authorities say 16 explosions targeted iraqi even u.s. security forces. >>> also happening right now, some 200 miles above us, this is a live picture happening right now, maintenance to do, fulfilling scheduled maintenance work aboard the international space station a couple of hours into t

. >> can anyone talk about the daniel hale book? >> i adored it. why we broke up -- brilliant, beautiful design. they did the cover, the interior art, and it's really a novel, and it has, i feel it has powerful crossover appeal. i think that the 18 and older i think as someone said it, but all the guys, i think they said what guys are reading romance books? i feel that, you know -- [laughter] , and i don't necessarily believe it, but i believe groupups are still moral universe, but this looks great, it's another one of the prizes at book expo and it is published by little brown. >> anybody else? >> a wearwolf book, but it tries not to be a vampire book. i guess a few of those came out lately. >> it's twilight for grownups. >> i think it's fun. there's a lot of interpretations for it and latin phrases that you go to google to translate this from latin, but it sounds victorian, but it's set in the present day. he's so stylish, you know? he's so talking about like, oh, when i was training the ss troops in germany or some horribly evil thing, and then

that is widespread rain chances throughout the day even the potential for thunderstorms as well with halebedded in that. most of the rain will stay more on the side of light. towards evening we will see spot showers and snow levels dropping down to 3,500 ft.. 7 day around the band shows us heading into the next couple of days we will stick with the similar weather patterns, sunshine and clouds in ice breaks there. temperatures in to the '70s inland spots '60s around the bay, the weekend cool sysop number is less chance of wet weather. >> mark: vallejo man accused of trying to break down the cockpit of the flight is expected in court right now. sunday night rageh al-murisi had to be subdued by passengers and flight attendants on the plane was 30 minutes away from landing. will tran is live telling us what he is charged with. >> will: if convicted he will spend 20 years in prison for tampering with crewmembers in attendance. he was walking briskly to the cockpit and bang on the door. it took to flight attendants and to retired law enforcement officers who happened to be passengers on the pl

>> welcome again, david hale is acting now in the interim capacity as -- leading his team and he will continue to talk to both parties coming and we will continue to make efforts to get them back in the negotiating table. that remains our thrust here. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> this statement that said that people are involved in the violence here until may 15th to kind of hand themselves and for face legal persecute repercussions. i was wondering what you thought of that statement because it kind of seemed like there would be a bit of a witch hunt going on for those people if they didn't take that evoke a lot of ugly images. >> it's troubling. it also speaks to what we've seen which is the syrian security forces going from town to town and arbitrarily arresting people, and fortunately unfortunately it is in keeping with this kind of behavior. i'm not aware of the statement but it's obviously troubling. >> so, it's obviously troubling . they are going on a witch hunt for people going town to town. yet you still think that this government has legitimacy? >> that is a decision

my problem is that you tend to over look how great jurist, such as sir matthew hale and sir edward koch, than john locke who expounded an idea, all you need to have is be born as a reasonable person and have five good senses. >> host: caller i'm going to jump in. if we get real complex, we'll have philosophical debates with each other. the austrian and aristotle. >> guest: it's difficult not to touch on intricate details as the caller noticed. let's say that i am perfectly compatible with hayek, and even in auburn, when it comes to the broad political system that we think is appropriate for human life in communities, i don't think there's any major conflict there. the details of how to approach, they have had utilitytarians, and there are a lot of others who are far more economic to cant and mil. i think that anybody that takes this stuff seriously simply will have to get into studying it and see how to water it down for political consumption. >> guest: well, let me get back. because i wrote this quote from your memoir. my interest in politics certainly can be placed to the events of my

because he breaks into the afternoon but thunderstorms as well as hale certainly possible.g hours it clears out by monday clear conditions for most of the bay area but we certainly keep the chance of rain in to the lasrest of the week. you can see breezy conditions expected around the bay area, '70s inland '60s around bay and '50s for the coast. saturday evening we bring in a chance of showers stretching into all day sunday thunderstorms and hail certainly possible out there. monday, tuesday, was a chance of showers and forecast our first friday could be on thursday. gary bridge's currently not tracking any hotspots, that's exactly how we like it. he approached the bay bridge toll plaza looks good westbound 80 problem free and the san francisco from all three approaches. san mateo bridge westbound and eastbound 92 has been hot spot free trip morning i drive time 14 minutes across the span. cool the gate bridge 71 01 drive outside in the sunshine with lots of space between cars and no problems for your ride throughout the north bay. >> james: a car chase and shootout is plan