jeff? >> jeff: mark fill lipses thank you. queen elizabeth is in a london hospital tonight after being admitted for a stomach infection. with more on her condition and what the royal family is saying here's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: queen liz bleth ii is in good spirits and good health according to buckingham palace aside from a stubborn stomach bug she hasn't been able to shake. the queen came down with gastroenteritis saturday after a ceremony honoring olympians the palace cleared her weekend calendar and said she would rest at windsor castle. that rest apparently wasn't enough. the queen was driven to the hospital in a private car this afternoon. gastro ent right kiss cause dehydration but the palace is not said what kind of treatment the queen may need only that she's being assessed. queen elizabeth turns 87 next month and is known for her good health and tough schedule. the last time she cancelled an event was five months ago because of a bad back. she's been hospitalized only twice in the past 20 years. kate williams

jeff? >> charlie today was also karzai's deadline for u.s. special forces to be out of wardack province which is strategically important because it close to kabul this over the alleged abuse of the local population. what is the latest with that? >> well the u.s. military says it is still under discussion. president karzai's office has said that it is still unresolved. tonight we called the afghan ministry of defense to see if u.s. special forces were complying with that order and they hung up on us twice. >> jeff: charlie d'agata thank you. to the economy now and more evidence the recovery is taking hold. we learned friday that employers added 236,000 jobs in february, that was better than expected. and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7%. for more now we're joined by cbs news analyst mellody hobson. good evening to you. so good jobs news here but still 12 million unemployed. many discouraged. does that get better any time soon? >> yes and it gets better and better and better. a lot of those discouraged workers have said i'm giving up. i can't

there's a picture of jeff bush. he was unable to do it.es made the decision to pull him from the hole. he tried to jump in with a shovel, just trying to get his brother. and ultimately they pulled him out of the sinkhole to safety. we will continue -- will we continue to monitor these pictures? we'll keep watching these. this is the demolition crew. this is selfner, florida, near tampa. there's a lot of sinkholes. while floridans are familiar with this happening, it's something very rare for this to happen in a home and to claim the life of someone. we are still waiting, obviously, to see what we can't see inside this home, which is the sinkhole. we understand it's 50 feet deep, about 30 feet wide. it could very likely grow. in previous days as crews were trying to locate jeff bush's body, they used in equipment to tether folks to the ground there in the front yard, so if they went in and they were searching for his body and the sinkhole were to widen, that they would be okay. they would be tethered to safety. obviously even now, that has

jeff: let the market decide. liz: they say that about new technology, which arguably is very good possibly for consumers. that was the case, why are we giving incentives to the oil companies? does he believe cause any kind of incentive to anybody and let -@the market decide? jeff: what about the incentives, should we not be doing that as well? making a level playing field? >> i guess we invest heavily, we invest in the technology and the range rover is an allover medium-range, -- jeff: the subsidies beget oil companies, you would be against those also? >> i don't know what subsidies you give to oil companies. that i don't know about, sorry. at the end of the day we us uset in the very best way. jeff: thank you. liz: thank you very much. tell me how you would pronounce it. the closing bell ringing and 35 minutes. big depositors stand to lose huge amounts of money, but what about the business on it? rich edson in cyprus, a business owner who says it is killing her store. >> announcer: you never know when, but thiev

he decided we had the best location to do all these tricks and stunts they wanted jeff to do. to tell you the funny part about this. my dad who is 87, was in the dffice that day.

jeff flock is live with this story. jeff: i have the man of the hour with me.t hats. the one we want talk about is leading the charge on this criticism you have taken on your epa mileage ratings. >> we have absolutely complied with the epa test cycle. the mileage label that we have is absolutely accurate theeone thing that we noticed with hybrid is the way you drive them has a big impact. this is an industry issue. we have got together as a industry and talk into the epa about the test cycle. they are very open. jeff: i want to walk over here. frank, come over here with the camera. this is one of the hybrids in question. i want to talk about the fusion hybrid beard that is such a huge seller. as you point out, it gets cold out and it changes. if you run it real hard, it changes. >> absolutely. i drove conservatively and got 48 miles per hour. on the way back, i drove like i drive my mustang and i did not get that. jeff: take a look at the numbers. take a look at the numbers on the fusion sales. they are now in third place. almost beat the honda accord. the camr

jeff flock is in a suburb of chicago with the story, jeff? keep quiet exactly where it is because this stuff is so valuable. look coming off the roller here. this is in a slitting machine. copper is in everything, from telecommunications to power generation, automobiles, you name it, computers, everywhere. look at the one-year. and as sandra pointed out, seven-month low. it was august of last year that prices got this low. but if you look at the 5-year, you know you see a wild ride for copper, everything from a buck and a half, to, back in 2008, 2009, to, 4 1/2 dollars. i've got the principles of u.s. copper and brass in, outside chicago. somewhere outside chicago they like to keep a low profile. i have to ask you first, matt, where do you see the metal going right now? we're very busy, very enthusiastic for 2013. >> this is a huge indicator of economic activity. >> it sure is. we have a lot of great customers and there they're very enthusiastic and busy as well. >> i want to look at vary russ ways to play copper. there is cu which is mining

, jeff. honey, baby, please. >> we weren't able to get him up the hill. >> dear god. >> come on. >> please hurry. >> back up, back up, back up. >> just when things looked grim, fellow officer christopher hunt arrives and immediately helps phillips lift seamans. >> i was able to start doing chest compressions on him right away. >> phillips knows the odds of him surviving are slim. 92% of those who suffer sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital don't make it. seamans has now been in full arrest for close to four minutes. >> stay with me, dear god. >> he wasn't responding, wasn't breathing, didn't look at me, nothing. he was just laying there. >> if we didn't get things going quickly, he was losing brain function every second that we waited. >> dear god, jeff, stay with me. >> officer michael frybarger arrives next carrying an automated stern external defibrillator, a device used to start the heart. >> a heart doesn't actually stop, it's in fibrillation. it's quivering, not actually pumping

jeff flock is in grundy county, illinois. hey, jeff.le in farmland when everyone else had their bubble. this has been a great buy for people, both for farmers and investors. what happens with prices. prices are high right now. what if prices go down? >> the farm prices could go down a little bit. it depends on what the yield is. a very good crop year is always resulted in something that can sell. it does not automatically make that happen. jeff: if i look at the price of crops, they have tremendously run up. they have an ethanol mandate in the country. we have growth in the world. is this a good investment for an investor that is not even a farmer? >> long-term farmland has been a good investment for everybody. jeff: not making anymore of this this, i hear. >> not lately. jeff: appreciate it very much. a lot of folks on wall street investing in farmland. >> not a bad idea. tracy: certainly less traffic out there in farmland. jeff flock, thank you very much. >> there is going to be a space auction in new york city on monday with some of

national security council and finally we cross the jeff mullard he is chair of the board at iraq veterans against the war right crosstalk rules in effect gentlemen that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i go to you first ten years on has the united states achieved any of its strategic goals that wanted back ten years ago no and what has to be remembered i mean the iraq war quite simply is the most horrendous thing my government has done in my lifetime it is the most egregious crime of the twenty first century through a process of systematic manipulation of intelligence and outright lies to the american people the bush administration waged a war without the justification of self defense that makes it a war crime under international law. the supreme international crime in the words of the nuremberg tribunal the true cost of the war will never be known although some valiant efforts have been made peer reviewed studies back in two thousand and six put the iraqi death count at six hundred fifty thousand. that's an unimaginable number we have almost five thousand troops dead and we

jeff is with the little leaguers. hi, jeff?y did, and perfect weather, it feels like perfect baseball weather. wouldn't you know it, with opening day coming tomorrow, look who is back here behind me. the petaluma national little league. having a good time coming out, celebrating the 2012 push to the little league world series. you guys were having fun today, right? >> yeah. >> all right, and who we want to talk to today is the coach, mike and porter the first baseman. what a season it was for you in 2012, describe what it was like to go to the little league world series? >> hectic and a dream come true. the group of kids, the families. a lot of hard work, these kids did well. >> are you guys ready for 2013? yeah. >> let's come down and talk to porter slade, that is your dad, mike. you are second baseman, what was it like to make it to the little league world series? >> it was a dream come true, and we will remember it for the rest of our lives and i liked getting there. and just playing with all the other teams. because we got

jeff bush. after the situation became too risky.se next to the sinkhole is in danger too. today officials let the residents go inside and grab some of their belongings. at this point authorities say the sinkhole is still growing. making it dangerous to bring in the equipment needed to work on the problem. >> a nice springlike day. temperatures warmed to start the clouds came and. his live look at the golden gate bridge. those clouds on the coast and a high clouds developing. this system will improve for tonight but the thing with this system is that we have high clouds much of it is the drawing. there are some sparkles but otherwise mostly cloudy skies. we will see some clouds to route the day. and sunshine for this afternoon and the chance for passing showers. the chances for the east bay, the north bay. more significant comings and the rainfall for later afternoon first, let us talk about the system here tonight. notice that white that is more most of the precipitation will persist along the sierras with rainfall. for tonight. pos

jeff: seventh generation.on. >> we will shuffle the pictures around a little bit and get him on their. jeff: no better ambassador. jim beam. a lot of people have known jim beam over the years. some people know him too well. there you go. charles: one or two drinks, it is a pleasure. thanks a lot, jeff. they call him the executioner. bernard hopkins. we will talk to him about the business of boxing. that is at 10:35 a.m. here is yet another unintended consequence of obamacare. employers will be charged $63 per worker. this is a really big cost for companies. especially those businesses that employ hundreds of thousands of workers. it adds up to $25 billion. >> you wonder why our unemployment is sitting at 8%. they did not know. this was in the fine print. the insurance companies, by the way, helped work this into the fill. you cannot blame them. they are in the market to be profitable. they will have an influx of customers coming on their tab. >> you cannot plan. you cannot budget unless you know what your cost

jeff: walk through here with me.you, the thing about it, you can buy these computers but a lot of them don't have hard drives because the forensic guys at the fbi have already been through checking all of this stuff out. that is an awful lot of money, 200 lan dollars gone from investors. >> it is shocking for everybody. jeff: i want to take you into his office around the corner here, follow me if you would. he seemed like a great guy to you. >> yes, he had a very successful company. jeff: thought it was successful. this is the desk, a beautiful desk. currently if you go online, the bid for this is $160. >> that is the latest, yes. jeff: hard to believe. these are polished brass. that is polished brass. certainly all the trappings of success. >> very much so, the office is just three years old. everything he did was top of the line, we all assumed we were making the money. jeff: it is amazing what you can do with other people's money. the falcons were big. you can buy the falcon now the latest bid on that one is $35,

jeff doesn't think it will. >> i agree with jeff in that i don't think it will affect him that much. kind of like, more of a shaming type of thing. he's such a -- jpmorgan is jamie dimon. it's such a cult of personality. >> and for that reason, jeff, if we all been alone by his reputation and his accomplishments to this point? >> yeah, i think we have a reason to celebrate him. and bill, sue, i knew i would agree with you. jessica, i love you and thought for sure we would have a fight on this one, but i'm glad you agree. you've referred to him in your recent writings as giving him a sort of heroic aura and he deserve s it. there's a certain part of this generation of ceos that is very different than the last generation of business roundtable types that were silent, passive, cynical, kpland about things on the sidelines. dave cody of honeywell and things, these are people who have become almost household names. and if you lift yourself up in the public eye, you're going to, perhaps, receive more arrows. >> wait a minute, that's my point. that's my point. have we been -- not we, but i'

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want to bring in jeff corwin. author of the new book "sharks."ff, to look at you holding this lion when it was, i guess, just a couple weeks old on the ellen show. so sad what has happened now. how surprised are you by this? >> well, i'm incredibly surprised whenever a tragedy like this unfolds, anderson. these are powerful creatures and they possess incredible strength and incredible predatory skill and i think that's what you have to remember here. there's a big difference between a small 3-month-old defenseless cub relying on human beings for nurturement and for care and a 350-pound creature that pretty much sits at the top of the food chain. >> even though, and the pictures we are seeing you with ellen on the show, even though this cub was hand raised, as you said, these animals are hardwired. it is part of their dna. it's part of who they are that as they grow they -- i mean, they are hunters. >> well, there certainly is a big difference between a lion living out in the wilds of the savannah that would look at human beings as a potential com

, jeff. >> i know. we couldn't be more pleased in the weather department to be getting more rainfall. we have had one of the driest years on record at least when you look at the calendar year. that will be quickly changing by this time tomorrow. there's the cold front about 500 miles offshore. not only rain but quite a bit of wind that we'll be tracking as that storm system arrives on tuesday. cloud cover mainly there for your morning commute down to san jose. and then by the afternoon hours the north bay starts to get those rain drops first around 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00. and here we go again. one of the driest calendar years on record with this storm system, we could pick up more rain in one day than we've had for all of 2013. we're going to track all of that throughout the show. >> okay, thank you very much, jeff. >>> still ahead at 6:00, gas prices are on the rise. california drivers are certainly feeling the pain. but are state lawmakers to blame for this? weigh take a look in our reality check. >> an

jeff toobin, i just need to know, how did it sound? give it all to me. we can read any tea leaves. >> this was a deeply divided supreme court and a court that seemed almost to be brokgroping an answer here. i'm now not in the business of making pre-particularses, but i think it is even hard he to predict the result of this case after hearing this argument. certainly it was clear that justice scolia and almost certainly roberts were very positive till to the idea of imposing same-sex marriage. it is quite clear the liberal justices seemed favorably disposed. chief justice kennedy as so often is the case did seem like he was in the middle and he said things that would give comfort to both sides. he did not seem anxious to even resolving this case. he suggested a couple of times that perhaps in whole issue was premature. so kennedy did not seem to be seeking out the role that the court has presented to him, but he did seem to present the option to decide this case. and that's a brief summary. >> you mentioned conservative justices, but can you quickly brush

our jeff cox says don't let that fool you.arkets will be taking hits soon enough of this while our own bob pisani thinks traders and analyst-high concerns have been off the mark. jeff, if the market hasn't reacted by now, defense stocks have been trading near all-time highs ahead of the sequester. why would they worry in the near future then? >> i get it, bill, it's a tough case to make. let me say this. we have a debt and deficit crisis. we know it, you know it, t washington knows it but nobody wants to admit it. why i do think the market is going to care and is going to care. the biggest bullish drop in two and a half years last week and also the lack of leadership, we saw what happened when mr. obama spoke today and how the market reacted to that. i think those type of gyrations will become more common. finally, we haven't seen what some people call that washington monument effect where something actually tangible happens to show us that, yes, these guys are serious, that they are willing to wreck the economy to score polit

likewise, jeff. jeff: nice to have you back. you were here as a get.ve been working around your schedule. >> i'm pretty excited. i got to say. i've been waiting for my turn. jeff: you are a little under the weather. >> i have a terrible flu but i did not want to miss the opportunity

jeff bush. after the situation became too risky. now authorities are saying that the house next to the sinkhole is in danger too. today officials let the residents go inside and grab some of their belongings. at this point authorities say the sinkhole is still growing. making it dangerous to bring in the equipment needed to work on the problem. >> coming up over $20,000 in tickets issued in just two hours. in the next edition for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> y'all could have gave people a fair warning >> actually the city of san francisco had been issuing warn

thanks, jeff. >>> high-speed rail tracks are rolling right into court. why the people pushing the project are suing just about everyone. we're going to explain next. >>> a new stroller recall to tell you about this evening. bugga boo america is recalling more than 9200 camille 813 strollers. the company has 16 reports of broken handles but no injuries reported yet. they were sold september of last year through this month. if you have the stroller, buc t contact bug-a-boo. >>> do as i say not as i do. adults are worse than teens when it comes to texting and driving. in a survey by at&t. almost half of all adults admit to texting behind the wheel compared to 43% of teens. almost all adults in the survey say they do it even though they know that it really is bad. >>> california's high-speed rail authority is suing everyone, literally. the state this morning filed a lawsuit against all persons interested as a blanket approach to validate billions of dollars of bonds in this project. by suing everyone at once, the rail authority is basically protecting itself

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. >> thank you, jeff and great to see so many people here today. as jeff said i'm a partner at van ness and happy to the the president of the bar association this year. it's great to be here on this particular day with a great group of panelist talking about a very important subject. we are also proud at the bar association to partner with jeff's office to represent indigent clients and very proud of that relationship and committed to it going forward. this summit focused on the an verseey e anniversary of the gideon case. a promise and excitement following the united states supreme court decision has been a road trip marked by stoplight and heavy traffic. it was gideon's mutual trumpet, the new book that talks about the harsh reality of the system where public defenders have to handle thousands of cases in a course of a year. that's a tough reality whether it's 500 or a thousand cases. something that jim had an eye to handle more business litigation could not imagine handling and handling well. that's why this anniversary and events like this are

joe and jeff, we'll see you later.ll in may and be dismayed. >> very good. >> sell in may and be mia. >> he's a poet and knows it. we're getting closer. the all-time high for the s&p is 1565.15, we're now at 1563.74 as we head towards the close. >> about 15 minutes left to go. >> one stock that's gotten us there, by the way, orbitz' stock, traveling higher by 100% so far this year. later on "closing bell," we'll talk to the ceo about how he plans to take it even higher. stay tuned. acceler-rental. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. (announcer) at scottrade, our clto make their money do more.re (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i

jeff killer killburg. then there is pete of fast money fame.e hit for the golden gophers of the university of minnesota, the tampa bay buccaneers and then the minnesota vikings. he's a 6'2", 235 pound former line backer. >> and one of the forces of nfl films, mr. birdsaw. pete is expected to join us in just a moment. jeff, i got to ask you, how many concussions did you have during your football career? >> i only had two documented. all jokes aside, this is a pertinent topic and i'm happy to see that they are addressing this. athletes are getting bigger and stronger and the collisions are getting much more severe. >> there are critics who say, jeff, that in trying to make the game safer, commissioner goodell is at risk of making the game more boring. do you agree with that? >> well, that is the conversation out there. but from a former athlete perspective, i disagree. i think there is still an electric pizazz to football. i don't think you're going to lose that game with a safer helmet. they will look the same, maybe shinier. but the fans will g

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jeff cox does not agree. steve liesman is sticking with us. you attribute the move in the markets to the fed's continued support? >> listen, a lot of it is certainly in the beginning of this bull market, sue and bill, at the very start when the fed launched the zero interest rate policy, launched quantitative easing, that and other federal bailout programs accounted for 100% of the impetus for this stock market to move. i think gradually over time the fed counts for less but it's still extremely important. i would say 60% right now is the fed and 40% is, look, you have corporate cash that's at record levels being used for dividends and buybacks. reducing, absolutely reducing the net available supply of stock. you have an improving economy. other factors that have really turned positive of late. the fed is still an enormous player. always is. i don't think it's as much as it was at the start of this bull market in march of 2009. >> jeff? >> i actually am going to take the rare step here and agree with a number of the things that ron had just sa

thanks so much, jeff. >> it's the thought that count, jeff. >> we'll see what we can save you.et's head into the comcast sports net newsroom. ahmed fareed is waiting to give us the update on the st. mary's men's basketball program. >>> yeah, the program hit with major ncaa rule violations today stemming from improper conduct by former gaels assistant coach moss which included recruiting violations. there is no postseason tournament ban for gaels. four years' probation starting now. the head coach bennett must serve a five conference game suspension next season and cannot recruit off campus for a year, a two-year show cause for the former assistant. reduction of scholarships from 13 to 11 and elimination of foreign tours by the team until the start of 2017. for more, we send it to our own kim coyle. >> i take responsibility for any missteps that i've had as a head coach. >> reporter: it turns out gaels gone wild was more than a marketing slogan in the eyes of the ncaa after they slapped st. mary's with four years of probation for recruiting violations. >> i'm not perfect. i've m

chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has been tracking this storm and, jeff, moving in within the next hour or so? >> at least two hours. going to be slow moving tonight. the north bay will see that rainfall first. we will get some rainfall first. if you are heading out to see the bay bridge lit up throughout this evening, you are going to want to bring that umbrella and also jacket. you can see our cold front is elongated, tapping into pacific moisture and this is very rare for 2013. yes, it is not a big storm system but this is big news because of how dry we have been. you can see right up into the north bay we're starting to get a few showers near santa rosa. nothing overly heavy right now. near bodega bay, some very light showers. santa rosa over the next 30 minutes and then gradually the rain will be stepping off to the south. the other component of this is also the wind. 15 to 30 miles per hour at the coastline and the winds primarily coming out of the south will switch more to the north throughout this evening and that's when those wind gusts are going to pick up. you can see from ab

jeff: mod modern family. >> i just wanted children. jeff: from co-parenting. >> let's do this. family. custody, finances. jeff: what about sex? >> what specifically did you want to know? jeff: share donors and adoptions. >> wanted one little kid and we ended up with 12. jeff: they're creating loving families in unconventional ways. this is all about love. [ applause ] hello! roll it! [ cbs television distribution ] jeff: all right. a little about me. i'm recently married. i worked with my wife on this show. and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to talk about. this is the adventure. welcome to the show. thank you very much. have a seat. so, today we're talking about modern families. i'm part of a modern family in that lisa, my wife, and i have two kids from her previous marriage. i'm a parent. they have other parents. it's a beautiful, beautiful blended family. but there's all kinds of new families and co-parenting is a very big trend. i'm very excited to be talking about this today. rachel is with

thanks. >> thank you. >> jeff and then richard. >> good morning president buell, commissioners. i am jeff rocker and a nailtive san franciscan and five generations long and live on the west side of the town. i are here to talk about issues that are near and dear to my heart. we started a nonprofit in san francisco and help kids k-12 and small donations and work with infrastructure working with the kids. did a lot of coaching and not so much baseball but soccer but we are fully vested in our kids having access to athletics. having the process open and fair to them and we run across something in youth baseball we're not happy with. a coach who have been for years coaching two teams in youth baseball has been removed from coaching with really no public input. you can what did he do? did he pick up a trash can and throw it at a umpire? no. did he push kids? no. he was talking about an after season tiewrnment and emails and the commissioners vote that's it. it's final. this gentleman cant coach. we have 60 parents fit to be tied. he coaches 30 of these kids. he came from the wrong si

first of all let me thank jeff and the san francisco public defenders office for this 10th year of the justice submit summit. thank you and i don't have a prepared speech. i do want to address some of these misconceptions. there is a bail reform and we are part of the reform. we are proud to say that we are part of our regulatory agency with the department of insurance to reestablish the industry. but alongside of that we are not a one size fits all industry. there is a place for the criminal justice system as well as the criminal bail industry. now we have testified along with catherine, our lobbying effort are basically this is what we look like. this is the lobbyist. we are not a high paid, i represent the mom and pop businesses throughout the state of california and certainly although hopefully our assurity companies employ their lobbyist. this is what it looks like. it not the chico's bail bonds. we are mom and pop and the majority of our agencies are owned by women. i'm eye i want to have the opportunity to say what we mean. legislator coming this year is what we are looking at a

. >> jeff becky joins the governor tonight . plus, he was 11 years old and hungry and asked her for money on the street. she didn't give him money but something more valuable that lasted more than 25 years. >> governor mike huckabee. >> thank you, [ applause ] >> thank you very . welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in people of faith are observing the important dates in christian and jewish life this week. eastern this weekend and passover this past monday. i am aware of the fact that it is not fashionable to center one's life around faith. if rid cull come from believing in moral absolutes rather than moving the goal post constantly so i can claim to be winning at life and i am just lowering standard to appear that way, i will joyfully take the ridicule upon. recent studies show a disturbing number of people claim no real connection to any faith or commurch or synagogue. i don't blame the secularist. i blame those of us including me who must not have done a good job of making faith seem attractive. maybe the great the

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i'm jeff bush in santa cruz, kron four news. >> just into the newsroom. getting a look at just released video of the santa cruz motorcade procession from the vantage point of a marin c-h-p officer. the department tweeted out the video today. in it you can see people lining the streets, some saluting. some holding the american flag as officers ride by. the department also tweeted.a big thank you saying they wish they could personally thank every citizen who lined the scpd motorcade route. >> today construction crews began working on the next major step in opening the new bay bridge to commuters. kron 4's jeff pierce was there and brings us a first hand look at the progress on the bridge. >> reporter: one hundred and thirty six truckloads of cement began to be delivered to the new bay bridge construction saturday morning for one of the last remaining milestones before the bridge opens for traffic on labor day weekend. >> this is the last piece of bridge deck that has to be poured. there is still a little bit of concrete work that has to happen, some hinges

wonderful celebration that we have, i call upon on our coaches for the arab heritage celebration, jeff who's here as well as l u b n a to please come on up and receive and just again, thank you very much for your work in the film festival and l u b n a for the wonderful leader ship that you have and devise that you are giving to he to run a vibrant culture center and i hopey that you are able to get a larger cultural center is because the population is going and i hopey that we are able to get you a larger cultural center and get you the resources that you need to run the cultural and art programs and so on behalf of the city l u b n a and jeff this is our arab heritage month celebration proclimation. (applause). and go giants: enjoy everybody.. >> thank you mr. mayor. (applause). . >> yeah, mayorly thank you very much for the letting us use your house here tonight and letting -- we really appreciate it we know that you ran from the game to get here and so we really appreciate your commitment to our community and we are happy that you are here to celebrate this momentous day with us. w