the number one seed in the tournament, it's the income nabl jeff smith.cki. >> thank you bill wolf. thank you studio audience. this is the moment our contestants have been playing for all year. the "up against the clock" tournament of champion. our answer to march madness. thoed is the zart of our three first round matchups. the winner this morning is going to advance to the tournament of champions final which will be held on april 5 president the three people standing on contestants row right now for hand picked by our own selection committee. jeff smith is the number one seed not only in the group but for the entire tournament. norm ornstein is the number two seed and kate is the number three seed. the rules for the first round matchup remain the same. we'll have three rounds of play. questions will get harder as we go along. you will be penalized for wrong answers. as always i would like to remind our live studio audience to please remain absolutely silent. no outbursts while the panel is in play. contestants are you ready to begin the tournament of ch

you got to give props to jeff smith >> as you know, i've done the analys analysis. ber one pri, good strength of schedule,deserving seat. joining jeff is norm orstein from the american enterprise institute. he put up 13000 points. number three seed, buzzfeed's kate nocera. she secured her spot just last week. she will be the number three seed in this group. so there you go, jeff smith jervis norm orstein, versus kate nocera. what do we make of this grouping? >> i like kate nocera, the dark horse, quick on the buzzer. norm orstein, adetected a scoring anomaly. now it doesn't affect the final score but in terms of your mental condition going into the final round, i think that that could have affected things. i think norm orstein benefitted from that. show good sportsmanship. and if you watch the tape, he shakes his hand. >> do you think your highly technical and advanced white board scoring system might have missed 100 points in that game? >> i think you couldn't subtract. >> by the way, i've been told that the scoring system that you can read when this game is being p

. >> reporter: county executive jeff smith oversees the contract san jose fire has with the county, even though it requires san jose to be penalized for not meeting the times, smith gave them a pass for months. >> does it make you question those decisions earlier, about maybe not doing anything sooner? >> well, i think the question is always what can we do to make it better. we thought taking away more money was probably not going to make it better. it probably was not a wise idea to let them off the hook early. >> when the public calls us, we will respond. >> reporter: but the question remains, how long is that going to take? >> if the system is broken, then the system needs to get fixed. and it needs to get fixed pretty damn fast, or there's going to be a life lost that could have been saved. >> the chief says the department's numbers were about 83%. we've also learned the department is late in giving the county its january response times. just last week they called for an audit of the response time calculations and its management procedures. >>> when we return -- >> we've asked you to

it's jeff weiss, jeff beatty, mary schiavo and patrick smith. with all of the technology in this world, why is it that planes don't have an unstoppable tracking device attached? jeff beatty, you have been talking about the communication on this plane that you say no one has been talking about involving countries jamming signals. elaborate on that for us. >> certainly. well, first of all, your viewer is correct. there is no reason why we could not put technology on that is impossible or highly unlikely for the crew to be able to turn off. we have that type of technology in the emergency beacons onboard the aircraft. that is something that we'll probably be looking at to do. i've been racking my brain, how do we explain the no cell phone calls, some of the other things where people were asking about tonight and last night and one of the very simple explanations is, jamming of equipment. now, in the old days that used to be something that only states could do. they could do electronic warfare and jam cell phone transmissions but right now that is ea

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jeff weiner took the top spot. he earned a 100% approval rating by his coworkers. brad smith is sixth with 94% approval.nder of facebook mark zuckerberg ranks ninth. mark benny comes in 12th. the ceo's of river bed technology, apple, ebay, and gap are also on the list. yahoo mayer is one of the two women to make it. >>> shots were fired on a busy east bay freeway. what may have led a man that was recently led to jail to open fire on a driver. >> the investigation continues into the deadly television news helicopter crash in seattle. the surveillance video investigators are looking at and what they want to know about the pilot. >> we are looking at a commute that is beginning to get a little bit more crowded. we are looking at the richmond bridge here. this traffic looks good. >> a little change on our first full day of spring it will be cooler. there is a lot of low clouds in place. we'll see if it impacts your weekend forecast as well. >>> a preliminary report may come out on monday about that deadly tv news helicopter crash in seattle the one that killed two people and seriously injured another person

jeff weiner took the top spot. he earned a 100% approval raiding from his workers in the survey by glass door.com. and brad smith founder of facebook ranks ninth. and larry page is 10th. and sales force ceo coming in 12th. and the ceos of gap and net app. mel says myers is in the top 50. she was 49th the. >>> and it is 7:40. firefighters respond to a fire at a bar. the damage and the investigation into the cause. eliminating a hassle of driving. who you may put the breaks on parking tickets. >> and give you alternate routes. >> and >>> parking tickets in san francisco it is something that you just accept and you factor it into your budget. and pam cook is telling us about an app coming to the rescue, pam. >> there is now an app for that. at the end of the month drivers will get help avoiding some parking pictures. now dan preston said gets two or three a month. and he founded a company called metro mile and it keeps track of the street sweeping schedule. >> you will forget it is. >> it is nice to be out and not having to worry about when they are coming through to picture me. the reason he moved out he was tired

when jeff is introducing the constitution project and its partisan mission i was reminded of the story of al smith, the one-time governor of the state of new york. some of you of a certain age may still remember him, as i do. the story is told that he went to sing sing, the penitentiary in new york, to give a speech one evening. he was accustomed to beginning his speeches by saying, my fellow democrats. but he wasn't sure that every inmate at the penitentiary was a democrat, so he had a fallback line, which was to say -- my friends. again, he wasn't sure that every prisoner was a friend, so he had one last line, which was to say i am glad to see so many of you here tonight. i'm glad to see so many of you here, republican or democrat or independent. this issue should bring us together or divide us without regard to party or partisan differences. i am very grateful for the opportunity to be with you today , and to talk with you about this very difficult issue. difficult to be both entertaining and accurate. by comparison to what the gentleman down the street did, relatively manageable, even if chall

when jeff was introducing the constitution project and gets by partition mission the story of al smith one-time governor the state of new york, some of you as certain age may still remember him as i do and the story is told that he went to sing sing the penitentiary in new york to give a speech one evening and he was accustomed to beginning his speeches by saying my fellow democrats. he wasn't sure that every inmate at the penitentiary was a democrat so we have a fallback line which was to say my friends but again he wasn't sure that every prisoner was a friend so he had one last line which is to say i'm glad to see so many of you here tonight. [laughter] so i'm glad to see so many of you here republican or democrat or independent. this issue really is one that should ring us together or divide us without regard to party or partisan differences. i am very grateful for the opportunity to be with you today and to talk a little bit about this very difficult issue, difficult to be both entertaining and accurate but by comparison to what the gentleman did down the street here relatively man

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, and thank you for having me here today when jeff was introducing the constitution project and its bipartisan mission, i was reminded of a story of al smith, the one-time governor of the state of new york, some of you of a certain age may still remember him, as i do. and the story is told that he went to sing sing, the personality in new york to give a speech, and he ban his speeches by saying, my fellow democrats but he wasn't sure every inmate was a democrat so hey had a fallback line, which was to say, my friends. again he wasn't sure that every prisoner was a friend, so he had one last line, which was to say, home glad to -- i'm glad to see so many of your here tonight. so i'm glad to see so many of you here. republican or democrats or independent. this issue is one that should bring us together or divide us without regard tomorrow to partisan issues and we're their talk about this difficult issue, difficult to be both entertaining and accurate, but by comparison to what the gentleman did down the street here, relatively manageable even if challenging. you may recall that about a week ago, one of my colleagues, senator dianne feinstei