hoar is a look at where gas prices stand right now. san francisco drivers are paying an average of $3.92 a gallon. san jose $3.86. in oakland people are paying $3.84 to fill up the tank. >>> today a bay area lawmaker plans to introduce lawmakers from sabotaging pg&e substations. the bill would help to prevent coordinated attacks that could cause wide spread blackouts. last april 17 transformers were destroyed in a coordinated sniper attack near san jose. the new legislation would require electric utilities in california to develop better security systems. >>> police are warning people who live in the east bay about someone possibly posing as a worker for east bay mud. a ford truck was stolen thursday night. authorities are concerned the thief might try to impersonate a water district employee because a work badge, hard hat, and safety vest were all inside the truck. the vehicle bears the number 896. california license plate number 128-5077. investigators say it was spotted over the weekend. >>> time is 5:39. a new issue surrounding oba

the first wave of rainfall gets hoar tomorrow. slight chance of a thunderstorm for all of us tomorrow might. we will stay unsettled through the weekend p. san rafael 62. concord 63. extend-- concord 63. little bit of a break on thursday. wet friday. wet saturday. >> wow. >> reporter: wet sunday. wet into next week. we have gone from sunny and 80 to six chances of rain. >> march not so bad. >> reporter: going out like a lion, aren't we? >> thanks j apple has dominated much of the market for hand held devices. how the tech giant is looking to reinvent your television. the way you watch t-v. >>> well, apple and comcast are reportedly in talks to change the way you watch tv. the wall street journal says the technology and cable giants are working on a television service. it would be faster than the streaming now available on the cable system or apple's set top box. the joint venture could have a major competitive impact on netflix and zulu. >>> the stanford basketball players, truly the big men on campus today. the team is back in the

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and for all of us hoar at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night.t wgbh access.wgbh.org chaos in san francisco's noh beach neighborhood when a g goes off as police try to sp the driver of a stolen c >>> it poured today and there is more. >>> chaos in a north beach neighborhood as a gun goes off. >>> new video from the earthquake in southern california, how the man running this story reacted to the shake. ,,,,,, picking up their produce at farmers market along san >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the rain didn't stop people from picking up their produce at the farmer's market. we got close to an inch in some areas. good evening. >> that rain was probably good for the produce. either late than never, a series of storms lining up in the pacific. doppler shows today was a one-two punch, the second storm moving through. the heaviest cells are moving into the south bay. you can see good rain coming

most of them do like to be out hoar working. some of them don't.ike a punishment to them. but most of them do like to be out here doing something. >> you never get used to the shackles, but it's something you learn to deal with. if you want to come out here and work, get the fresh air, it's something you have to do. >> i put myself in this predicament. >> the inmates use tools that could be used as a deadly weapon and lead to escape. >> the officers have 12 gauge shotguns and they have a buck shot. if they do breach that distance, they'll be told to stop. if they keep on going, we can use deadly force. >> all the inmates in the restricted labor squad have been in confinement for disciplinary violation bus are now nearing release back to general population. one of them has recently come to the attention of officers knight and demerey. their job is to gather intelligence on gangs. acting on a tip, their target today is inmate alex everett. >> this guy has printed out some codes, pictures we're going to search for gang-related contraband, anything he'

. >> hey, doesn't mean that i didn't know that herbert hoar. >> you are not smart enough to be idealoguealogue and tell me how smart some of these clowns are. >> i said he is not idealogue. >> you are right about that. >> but if i were doing the narration i would have rewritten it. i would have not have said that about putin, last word? >> in retrospect, i wish that i had said what i said to realm mick five seconds later which is no one views him as a statesman but i knew that was going to happen contiguously. all we were trying to say is that he was influential and formidable figure. when "time" magazine named crews chef the man of the year in a 7. nobody thought -- was a communist. >> i did. >> man of year in '83. no one thought they were equally admirable characters that was the sole purpose of this. it's all on nbc olympics.com. by the way, this is going to be the last word. >> last one. >> john mccain, who like most americans i respect and admire and with whom i have had a very cordial relationship. john mccain was improperly briefed about what i had said. he has rightly worked up o

and that's really what is at issue hoar. started the countdown clock. sunday is the vote for the referendum in crimea, and secretary kerry says if crimea votes to rejoin russia, the united states and others will not recognize that. and in vague terms there are threats of sanctions. what those sanctions would look like, we don't have the details right now. a six-hour conversation that secretary kerry had with his russian counterpart, but in all that we've heard, really not much action coming from russia. only assurance from vladimir putin that no action will be taken until this vote on sunday. so again, the countdown clock begins. we'll keep you posted on that. if you'd like to watch secretary kerry, you can do so online. up next, a very important journalist joins us. the man who just broke the story in the "wall street journal" about the malaysian flight that has gone missing. he's the one that reported this plane had made contact with a satellite several hours past the time of which it disappeared. we're going to ask him ab

to -- [applause] let me tell you, it's, it really is an enormous pleasure for me to be able to be hoars a product. and -- it's a privilege. and good to see so many friends, all 14,000 of you. a little frightening to see myself on about eight, nine, ten screens up here. [laughter] the last time i spoke to aipac, i joined your national summit in napa valley. i did it via satellite. and you were in the vineyards, i was overseas. different kind of vineyard. so today i think i'm getting the better with end of the teal, because i'm here with you in person, and your wine selection is a lot more limited this time. [laughter] i have to tell you, i had the pleasure of seeking to aipac back in the 1990s. it was a great honor. every time i come here whether i get a chance to talk to a smaller group during the daytime sessions or otherwise, this is a remarkably inspiring gathering. people from every corner of the country coming together to demonstrate our deep support as americans for a strong u.s./israel relationship. [applause] and it is no exaggeration, it's not just words to say that every sing

hoar is your forecast. >> zero in right now on the northern portion of the bay area.ght, today, with heaviest rain in the afternoon hours, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, south winds 10s and 20s. area of low pressure. we have a chance of thunderstorm with the rain tonight all the way through your tuesday. dry skies by midday wednesday. >>> some powerful weather video to show you this morning. rained poured into a long congress shopping mall after hail broke through glass. look at this. yesterday's thunderstorm dropped almost three inches of rain in less than an hour. >>> here's a look. dense clouds you think something is burning but they're actually storm clouds. newly released time lapsed video captured the storm. mother nature don't play does she? >> no, she doesn't. wow. beautiful. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." the gang is all here. coming up in this half hour dozens of earthquakes in southern california have left many people uneasy this morning. professor michio kaku is in our green room and he'll let you know what comes next. >> he looks worried. elain

tweet us at hashtag playbook breakfastment i've got the twitter machine up hoar, and i take your -- upl take your questions. like to thank bank of america for their continued partnership. looking forward to talking about the issues that matter most as this year goes along, so thank you to bank of america for that. we're honored this morning to have dan pfeiffer, an assistant to the president, the president's senior adviser for strategy and communications. dan has been with the president from day one. actually, day negative one. dan pfeiffer joined the obama campaign the day before the president announced his exploratory committee. it was back on martin luther king day 2007. he's been with him every single day in the white house. before that he worked for vice president gore be, he was on the hill with senator tim johnson and senator evan bayh and as most of of you know, pfeiffer is a wilmington guy and a georgetown guy. so thank you for being with us, and, dan pfeiffer, welcome. [applause] good morning. thanks for coming. dan, thank you for coming. we always start with the news. the pr

all of you are familiar with this terrain, or you would not be hoar. i think -- here. i think so i don't need to go over it. the thing i now want to move to is the kind of more positive developments that we're seeing even within this -- and i'm focused here on the elites, the mainstream elites because i think they're significant in the end. i mean, we are -- there are many people from the grassroots here, there are many people from the washington establishment, sort of a more marginalized washington blushment. i'm -- establishment. i'm more from the grassroots now, and these things -- all these are powerful elements, but they're not sort of mainstream establishment elite. so three positive statements that indicate the sort of changes that we're beginning to witness. tom friedman said in a column he described the congress as being bought and paid for by the israel lobby. he said this last year or so. and he could not, to make that type of assertion, you know, ten years ago, eight years ago you were just branded as anti-semitic. now, of course, he has j+blood, so he gets

security interests hoar in the case of ukraine. >> if there are no other members, let me just say that i respect senator johnson's views. i disagree on the imf and particularly in this package, but i disagree in a broader context. you know, the imf is playing the central, anchoring role in developing an international assistance package to stabilize ukraine's economy, help implement critical economic reforms and reassure global financial markets. the reason we seek to strengthen the imf's efforts by approving the pending 2010 imf quote on governance reforms, it would increase available imf emergency funding to ukraine by 60%, sending an important signal to other potential donors such as the e.u. and world bank. it's also crucial to insure that the united states maintains its preeminent leadership and influence within the . >> the position to do that is through the imf. even our loan guarantee which is certainly desirable is nowhere near what you're going to need to accomplish to the imf. so, you know, we need to get this done for the ukraine, and we need to get it done for the next glob

rich emwhat do we show you down quickly and the leastto bring it hoar 5,000 feet, it's not really goinglittle below anybody's radar. that's a little misleading. and one of the thoughts is it could have been the 777 was trying to hide in the wide open. in other words airliner because the people who might be most upset, not souch ground control but the military radar. that's the problem when you're flying at an altitude of 5,000 feet? >> you're looking out for terrain, you're -- >> you can hear the alarm going off. it's already triggering certain alarms. but you're worried about obviously terrain, ground, this is a heavily mountainous kind of region. has we bring it down here, you also have to realize it's nighttime that we're doing this flight. again, this pilot you would hope had some idea how to operate the aircraft but knew the terrain he was flying into. a lot, those are very -- most people are trying to hide. >> well, mikaela, if he decided to follow up as a regular airline crew, those highways. >> hiding in the open. >> interesting perspective you can give us in a simulator inside

deep water hoars rig. drilling an oil well when an explosion caused 140 millions of gallons of oil to spill into the waters there. >> apple and comcast may be teaming up. the two companies are in talks about a joint streaming t.v. service. apple hopes the partnership will help it by pass the congestion on the internet, meaning dealing with less buffering while you are streaming on the web. the dow jones starts at 16302, the s&p at 1866 the news schock com possibility sit at 1476 away asia ending the day higher. european markets are lower. >> economic growth is expected to pick up steam, economists finding the g.d.p. relevant rise in 2014 after that rough winter. they say stronger growth will lead to an end of the bond buying prom by the fed. an interest rate hike could come next year. >> president obama meeting with world leaders in the netherlands. >> they will talk about nuclear security. >> 1,400 tons of highly enriched uranium that could potentially be used in a nuclear weapon. >> how easy is it for so

. >> hoar arriving, it's a horrific thing to say, when you recognize that there are so many people missing, it's horrific. >> crews discover more bodies as rescue efforts turn to recovery and grieving. >> oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, oh, my god. >> raging flames leave a construction worker trapped on the top floor. the rescue and what happened just seconds after this man was pulled to safety. >> albuquerque p.d., you are guilty! >> anger over a string of deadly police shootings in albuquerque, new mexico come to a head as people take frustrations right to police headquarters. >> so this visit, this hallowed ground, reminds us that we must never, ever take our progress for granted. we must commit to peace which binds us across oceans. >> president obama pushing for a united front against russia as he meets with european leaders. hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. the president taking has hard line in brussels. in netherlands, the president and allies casting russia out of the g8, warning vladimir putin of further isolation if russia continues to destabilize ukraine and