the greek theater is right next to the haywood fault. the fit project cost $9 million. >> a sailing regada got underway on the bay. the first allowed since the deadly boat crash. we caught the start of the cup today. it is sponsored by the satisfy yacht club. just yesterday the coast guard lifted a ban on racing. the restriction was put in place after five people died last month. >> apple ceo tim cook is giving up millions of dollars in earnings from company stock. he has filed a request with the securities and exchange commission to not get dividend from his restricted stock. he has share that he didn't redeem until 2016 and 2021. apple said by forefighting dividends he is giving up about $75 million. he is still one of the highest paid ceo's in the country. >> a bill to bar employ ers asking for your facebook password cleared a hurdle today. the senate approved it and it now goes to the assembly. it make s it illegal to request a password saying they have private, personal data. >> a central valley lawmaker pushing aphelian to cap the

this just gives us more fuel to fight. >> that was deon haywood. vicki saporta? >> these are hate crimes. we need to find out who is responsible we need to prosecute them to the fullest extent of a lot. people need to understand they cannot get away with using violence to advance their own, personal, private, political agendas. we are calling on law enforcement now to see if these two our sins are, in any way, related. they may not be, but we would like law enforcement to at least take a look at that possibility. >> dr. parker, the track laws, can you explain what they are and how they affect your work? >> it is an acronym that stands regulation ofrestricte abortion providers. draft laws are rules or regulations that are enforced on abortion providers or clinics, under in the guise of making abortion care safer, they impose regulations in terms of recording requirements or spontaneous visits that potentially compromise a patient's confidentiality, as well as costly renovations of clinics based in ways that have nothing to do with patient safety. the trap laws --

haywood and fremont 50s. coming up we will break down the timing of the next warming trend and if we have any drizzle in the five-day forecast. >> today is of course mother's day and while it's a day mainly to honor mom it's becoming a shot in the arm for the economy. this will be the best one in six years. before the recession hit the average person spent over $139. this year they will spend more than 150. most is being spent on dining out, flowers and cards. >>> a new report suggestion california is the best state for working mothers. the survey puts california at the top of the list for its flexible leave program for pregnant women and working moms. it also gets points for a flexible sick leave program where half of sick day dear sir go toward caring for a family member. connecticut was second and then new jersey. >> same sex marriage is the hot topic on the sunday talk shows. it's the hot topic in one san francisco christian church. what do they think about the president's stance? >> latino voters weigh i

. >> haywood suspects someone targeted the building because of what her group does a non-profit to educatelth breast cancer awareness and h.i.v. prevention. their clients, haywood says, are people who no one else will help help. >> people with aids and sex workers as well. it's arson. somebody came in there, they saw someone running out etc. is this a case of right-wing terrorism, and if it is why is no one calling it that? >> they're all consumed with islamic terrorism. that's the only people that can actually claim the man tall of terrorism, are islamists. but there is so much homegrown terrorism, as we know. >> i hate to say we should let the police investigate. >> cenk: no, no. >> but so often in cases like this if it was a novel it would turn out it was somebody's boyfriend there. >> cenk: i hear you, of course, let the cops investigate. but if muslims had burned down a church immediately it would be headlines news everywhere. this is barely anywhere. the local papers and that's it. that's it. >> if it does turn out to be something like this, we see the benefits and obviously we wait

how did senator haywood feel about the mexican war? do you know? and what happened with this and polk. >> i don't know. >> and also how was polk perceived in north carolina? >> pretty well. i think it was a democratic state down here generally. and he came back, i think, for a reunion of his class in chapel hill, and be i think -- but he knew hayward, though, even in washington. and when hayward decided to leave office, polk tried to talk him out of it. but it seemed like he left office during the war. so i don't know -- i would imagine he supported polk. it seemed like the democrats did and a lot of the southern whigs did too. >> you mentioned the battle of buena vista and santa ana both. what's your assessment of who won the battle of buena vista, and further, why did santa ana thereafter or retreat and go back to mexico city? what do you understand about the military aspects of it and then the mexican response and internal reaction. >> well, that was kind of an interesting thing. the reason that polk, that santa ana went to buena vista, santa an

bo hasn't been seen since, his wife is now arrested and accused of poisoning haywood when a businesshe could be about to put out a written confession. chris johnson is a former china analyst for the cia. he says the two controversies have created the most tension between the u.s. and china since the tiananmen square crackdown in 1989. it's a significant statement, chris johnson is out front tonight. chris, i have to imagine hillary clinton and tim geithner are not happy at all about having to go to china this week. >> no, absolutely not. as your piece pointed out, this really is probably the most delicate moment the u.s. has faced in its relationship with china over the last 20 years. it's a very complex situation. we have the tensions emanating from the bush ely case. the chinese leadership is very distracted by this and now this. it is not helpful to the situation at all. >> and i'm just curious, because the u.s. seems to be ratcheting it up. you know, i remember when the u.s. sold arms to taiwan and china wouldn't even let the defense secretary at the time, robert gates, come into

we have george mcguire and liz haywood.rge, i know this was your prosect but i know you spent several months on it. >> i called my friends, all around different places, all around the island. just set up scenes and did different things. everything was spur of the moment. it was a lot of fun to shoot and it was amazing and completely worth all the time we put into it. >> is sip lilip syncing a pop s something you are used to? >> no. but it was worth it this time here. >> liz, when did you realize you were being proposed? >> i thought it was like a graduation party, we were all at his house. our friend billy was like, okay, guys, i made an end of the year video for our cheer team because we're both cheerleaders out there. i was really excited. and then they hit play and i saw the tuxes and stuff like that. i heard this song and i saw him singing and he was the only one singing. nothing related to cheer. was like -- is this what i think it is? i was really excited. >> how did you keep it a secret? >> it was really tough keepin

gabriel haywood, gail, and the rest of the staff at chp. i will draw this part out. i want to thank several people with bridge continue to play a crucial role in the project. bank you to kill me -- thank you to kim nash, along with catherine edsel. kristy wong is here with her new project, a little baby. she took over the project and patiently got me up to speed. i want to thank the senior management team, particularly, for his guidance. he is my boss. [laughter] finally, i want to express great appreciation to my project to administrator who works extremely hard and is extraordinarily dedicated. thank you, jamie, somewhere out there. there are many people we could not include on the list. i apologize. thank you all for your support on the project. the mayor is here. great. i will hand it over. he is here. [applause] >> thank you, everybody, for being here today. supervisor, thank you for your leadership here as well. dejon, it is good to see you. [laughter] 1st of all, this is a ground- breaking for yet another project that i put in the category of transforming to.

. >> reporter: charles kelley and dave haywood still act like the buddies they were.idered a musical whiz. >> mine was best all around. nice way of saying, he's not that good looking but he's a nice guy. >> got a great personality. >> great personality. >> reporter: what about you? you can make whatever you like up -- >> i was pretty -- >> reporter: in hue trool spirit, the wand asked their fans nationwide to invite lady a to their prom and the pitches rolled in. >> we would love to have you at our prom. >> reporter: but a few worth nominating themselves -- >> they made a plea for henryville high school. >> holy cow. >> reporter: it was a rare ef-4 twister that carved a path of destruction through the tiny town of henryville, indiana, population, 2,000. it killed 14 people in southern indiana and demolished 160 homes. this was the high school's gym on surveillance video. fine one minute, blown away in a matter of seconds. >> welcome to henryville. >> good to see you. >> reporter: it's like the rock stars have arrived. come on. lady antebellum couldn't make prom night,

itself and have thes through the san bruno gap toward the san francisco airport and across toward haywoodthat starts cooling right around the bay. we didn't see that today. didn't push inland but it's trying to push. more of a push of fog and by seven look at that push of fog. toward livermore. that, just that little finger of fog will get you five degrees of cooling. instead of 90 about 85. tomorrow afternoon, looks like a nice day, little cooler, coast you stay cool, as we go through the bay area, down at the beach 58 degrees, downtown san francisco mid60s. you go toward oakland and those areas upper 60s low 70's and then 80s toward walnut creek. out in to the east basement 85 degrees toward antioch and brentwood. basically a very warm day tomorrow, still cooler than it was today. tomorrow's forecast highs 85 pittsburgh, 86 antioch. 84 gilroy and then a five-day forecast. shakes out just like this. plenty of sun and a nice looking week ahead with the weekend in view. no rain in mild changes on the temperatures. >> thank you. >> san francisco landmark that needs a political lift. who is

please welcome the members of lady antebellum, hillary scott, charles kelley and dave haywood!ellum right here in the flesh. thank you for coming out. >> yeah. >> got to give them credit, best band on late night tv. >> jimmy: i mean, come on, all right guys. you can't beat them. [ cheers and applause ] you guys are right across the street over at radio city music hall. >> yes, we are. >> jimmy: this is major. this is exciting. first time for this? >> first time. >> yes. david and i actually went to see the rockettes there a couple years ago. but this is our -- >> not on a date. a friend date. >> friend date. >> jimmy: a friend date. but you went to go see them? you were just sitting in the audience and now you're on stage. that's pretty cool. >> i know. it's so exciting. >> that's got to be fun. >> jimmy: i mean, this world tour has got to be mind blowing. >> everything we could ever have dreamed. >> it is man. when we started this thing i guess in '07, and you know, we were just a little country band and to see us just grow. and to see fans all over the world singing along to

an article talked about the chief of the local fire volunteer department that takes care of the haywood cemetery and said this bill would make it less complicated for the caretakers and u.s. forest service. and he mentioned that this bill is important because it allows for expansion for those families still interested in burial plots. a lot of local residents are buried in these cemeteries. many communities will hold special services on the cemetery grounds in the coming weeks. after the house passes this bill, these families are having these cemeteries officially in their care and will continue to do an excellent job managing them. i thank the communities and local residents in working with my office. i would like to thank chairman hastings and bishop and their staff. it is important for those reasons that we pass this bill and that the senate does the same. these communities have been asking for a solution to this situation for a number of years and as their representative i'm glad we have the opportunity to pass this bill off the house floor. i urge my colleagues to support this bill