kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. well, congressman king says the reaction is rabid and hysterical. but after the administration said al qaeda is trying to recruit inside the u.s., king says it's his duty to investigate. arriving with the extra security he requested, republican chairman peter king launched a preemptive strike against vocal and angry critics. >> there is nothing radical or unamerican in holding these hearings. >> reporter: for weeks king has been accused of discriminating against muslims by focusing only on islamic extremism inside the u.s. >> it's a backdown -- of political correctness. >> i don't see the benefit in stigmatizing, in finger pointing. >> reporter: democrats who tried to block the hearing even after it began say it played into enemy hands. >> this hearing focuses on american muslim community will be used by those who seek to inspire a new generation of suicide bombers. >> reporter: but no one expected what happened next. >> it's well known that -- >> reporter: tears swept over minnesota

kelly is an incredible athlete. i mean, incredible. >> jimmy: well yeah. but 48 hours in a row -- do you have like children, a family? >> i've got a good psychiatrist and i've got a great family. yeah. >> jimmy: you do? >> his family is normal. i've met them. yeah. they're normal people. >> doesn't say a lot about me. >> jimmy: clearly you're trying to escape them because it doesn't -- you're going to run on the street? >> he's running 50 miles -- between 40 and 50 miles a day. >> jimmy, i'm walking out of your studio, hopefully at some point i'm going to run to new york city to see kelly. >> jimmy: you're going to run nonstop -- >> every five days, no sleep. well, i'll sleep a little bit. 40 or 50 days nonstop is 75 days. >> jimmy: and where do you sleep? like a hobo on the side of the road? >> a bark bench. a bush. >> jimmy: how many calories do you have to consume to run that much a day? >> this is my favorite question. can i say? 10,000 calories a day. >> jimmy: that's what i take. that's what i take in. is that -- but i don't run at all. >> well, ther

kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. king says there has been a vicious overreaction to what he plans to do at tomorrow's hearing. he says the public needs to know how big a problem it is that a small number of american muslims are being turned against the u.s. he's under pressure and having to answer for his own past ties to a controversial and even violent group. known for being accessible and media friendly during 18 years in congress, tonight peter king says he's caught by surprise. >> i'm not overly modest or shy but i really do not expect to become the center of attention on this. >> reporter: chairman of the house homeland security committee, king says he is trying to expose islamic extremism inside the u.s. >> homegrown radicalization is a growing threat and one we cannot ignore. >> reporter: his own history is getting another look. >> i think people should be giving me medals. >> reporter: years ago king was a major advocate for the irish republican army, which the u.s. and british governments had labeled a terr

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kelly told reporters today his wife is doing "remarkably well" and continues to improve everyday. >>s starting to process some of the tragedy that we all went through in january she's going through that as we speak. despite that, she remains in a very good mood. >> reporter: >> couric: kelly will command "endeavour" on its final mission. he said will's a good chance congresswoman giffords will be able to attend the launch on april 19. in glendale, california, today, elizabeth taylor was laid to rest after a small private funeral at forest lawn cemetery. many celebrities are buried there, including taylor's good friend michael jackson. taylor died yesterday of congestive heart failure. she was 79. and coming up next, an n.f.l. player honors his mother by taking on an opponent she couldn't beat. [ horse whinny ] [ male announcer ] sometimes history is made in the sky. ♪ in a lab. ♪ in a living room. we have lift-off. on a stage. [ jimi hendrix "foxy lady" intro ] in a garage. [ guys cheering ] and now... at the end of a power cord. introducing the extended range electric volt from chev

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room wreaking havoc with an ace train a spokesperson telling kron 4 that no trains are being let out of san jose. due to the debris, butmoud the four, the six, and the train the no. 8 are being impacted. bus service is available. a spokesperson says that this situation should be goodbye tomorrow but no promises for tonight. reporting live, grant lotus. >>catherine: looking through this creek and our reporter is showing that the level is easing off a little bit. however, they have to stay on alert in this area. stay with us, more after this break. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] don't miss a second of ncaa march madness with my multiview, only from at&t u-verse. just $29 a month for the first 6 months. dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>catherine: the fourth da

increasing demand and prices maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>pam: the warehouse is considering various options to do with the rising gas prices that-warehouse. at-- with the nation's reserves. only on rare occasions. >> is an option we are considering. but, there are a number of factors. we are cognizant of the fact that americans are experiencing a sharp rise in prices of the gas pump. that affects their family budget. we are monitoring it very closely. >>pam: the reserve has 747 million bar. of oil. and it was used in september 20th 08 with hurricane like. >>pam: california budget battle! 13-ike. and jerry brown cannot get enough votes for a $26 billion deficit solution. today he spoke about the troubles. >> we are facing a very serious challenge in the budget. so far, we have techniques that gone forward but we lack a republican of votes. and when i say this matter before the people i not just mean taxes but i also mean the cuts. i believe that in our society, and in california it appears to be that the people should be able to wait and. o

that would be astronaut scott kelly, visiting giffords in the hospital on friday. kelly was in the middle of a five-month space station mission for nasa when his sister-in-law was shot. giffords is of course marry to scott kelly's identical twin brother mark, who is also an astronaut. >>> and it is the 30th anniversary for the space shuttle program. and nasa workers celebrating in a special way. 2100 people lining up to form a human shuttle at cape canaveral. check out the time lapse of the event. it took an hour for everyone to get in the right spot, just a few little delays. they all stood on a chalked outline of the shuttle. >> that's cool. >> the legacy of the shuttle program, so they have all been very interested in participating in anything that they can to kind of commemorate the program as it we understand down. >> a couple of people decided they wanted to get in on the action at the last moment so they formed a slightly irregular circle around the ship. but still, all in all, pretty interesting. >>> well, we are taking a look at your hi-def doppler this mo

that would be a good song for r kelly to cover. and he's a kelly, too, so it's perfect.isco today. the former baseball player is being charged with obstruction of justice and perjury for allegedly lying when he claimed he never knowingly used steroids. yesterday, barry's former mistress testified against him. she claims bonds becam increasingly short tempered, he started losing his hair and suffered from impotence as the relationship went on. doesn't that happen in every relationship? why is this a story? she claimed that his testicles grew smaller and were unusually shaped. like a trombone. you know when your test kms are being discussed in court, that's never good, is it? that's rarely a positive. and it's not fair, either, to attack a man's testicles in court. how do you defend yourse? not like your lawyer can call them to the stand. meanwhile, the nfl lockout continues to threaten next football season. if the league and the players don't come to an agreement by next week, the wholeanceled. we decided to give some of the players jobs here at the show. we can't hire al

mark kelly faces an even tougher challenge. retired astronaut dr.y linenger spent 132 days on a single mission in space. good to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. >> there is so much talk. we just heard that commander kelly does plan to have video chats and in contact with his wife while he is up in space. but this can be a really tough go now. the beauty of communication is you can get a lot of news from the ground. when you were up there, you chose not to. how do you make that decision as an astronaut? >> i was pretty much on a russian space station and broken down communication. actually my wife, we just had a newborn going into the mission and then she was pregnant again and the big drama was whether i'd make it back five months down the line for our delivery of our second child. and so what you do you talk it through. you focus on what you're doing. you're part of something that is moving mankind forward, i think, is the thought that astronauts have, that this is greater than me, it's worth my life, and it's, you know, worth the sacr

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>pam: a live look at washington d.c.e're waiting for president obama scheduled to address the nation on the u.s. role in libya. that is scheduled for304:30 updating you on the rebels coming up, state and the 4:30 .... >> kimberlee: facebook is looking to possibly hire robert gibbs the former white house press aide. sources briefed on the negotiations that this is in the early stages and no formal presentation of job will be paid. however? if he does take the job is expected to bring millions to him. also, the york times will receive 23 articles. for the first four weeks, it is 995 on all of digital packages. warner brothers is adding more titles. just recently put christopher nolan " to the dark knight " and inception, " harry potter series. and life as we know it. these are available for $3. on a facebook page. pamela? >> shortly, we're expecting president obama to speak and addressed the nation. on the u.s. role and libya. we will update you on the fight between rebels and the libyan regimen. we will bring you the pres

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> vicki: to homes and to cars were destroyed. $30,000 of damage. we will speak with one of the homeowners. >> it felt like an earthquake. we check the rear windows of the house. surely it it came down. there was a lot of water damage. now, we need roofing. i'm pretty sure a lot of my antiques are ruined. the injury to people and pets are more important. >> vicki: of large redwood tree crashed down on every in a neighbor's backyard. still ahead, there is still increase as gadhafi's home town is targeted. nine days after the devastating to me we have one could rescue. >> vicki: are developing story of libya. four explosions. this week the united states launched a military operation. it demanded that a no-fly zone. just dollars a coat of coalition of alice regime forces fall through. >> reporter: they heard loud explosions. at the pentagon sunday afternoon the dictator himself was said not to be on the target list. >> if he senses and missile sites we have no idea. we do not know where he is. >> reporter: they started operation on saturday. the fed ma

naomi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr.o is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee.

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> stay with kron 4 news for continuing coverage of the jaw pan quake and recovery. we have a section on our website to help you follow the latest developments. >>> live look outside. seeing rain in the bay area. pre-frontal showers. rain that comes before the main band of rain. you can see right now, heavier rain off shore. this is pushing down through san francisco in the next 20 minutes. wider few picture. to the north, you can see the cloud cover continuing to spread over the bay area as the storm tracks towards us. lots of lightening strikes. thunderstorms a guarantee as it pushes through. there is a flood watch in in effect for the sacramento valley because of the period of heavy rain tomorrow. here is tomorrow at a glance. 8:00, heavy rain in the north bay is kicking up. and then it slides to the east bay by noon and south bay by 3:00. possible thunderstorms all the while. we will talk about it coming up in a bit. >>> federal money could be coming to santa cruz harmer. u.s. officials are set to tour the marina again. a look at the newest damage estim

co- starring kelly into it landed on schedule, kelly returns to earth as his twin brother mark, the husband of congresswoman gabrielle giffords prepares to take part in the endeavor showers final mission. --shows a final mission. tokay was gone to sleep in the kennedy space center in through a period--protein was a month in the kennedy center at the space center. a small amount was discovered in january in a secure part of the hangar that house discovery. coming up, the latest one-year weather, traffic. plus, we're following the situation in japan and what they're doing to avoid a meltdown. we will be road back. >> and record, for lawyers, japan still is that of the woods. i will have the latest coming up. >> will: 0180 emergency workers who were evacuated from the nature of our print. --the new killer power plant are getting ready to return back to work. --new knuclear power plant. radiation levels have gone down so far this morning to assess of the plant radiation levels were about 300 times the normal which is not fatal but can be unhealthy in here exposed to and from a long period of ti

naomi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr.o is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner benny yee. welcome, kim. we are really looking forward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with the adoption of the slavery disclosure ordinance a couple years ago. and we look forward to working with him on many issues to come. please welcome mayor ed lee. >> hello, everybody. you know i don't like to read speeches. i've been doing that in the past, so i want to have a chance to speak from the heart. this is our celebration of black history month. and i am so

. >> kelly, i do believe in the sun in the face character, whether it's ronald reagan or john f. kennedy or who. you think of them as outdoors, optimistic people. >> and no tie. >> mitt romney may not have a tie but he looks so much like he's wearing one. >> wanting to convey that management class, that background. the romance of the campaign trail is so important because people do respond so differently. what people want is so different in the senate than what they want as a president. it will be tough in the early going to find that way to say i can do it better. >> what about the malarkey factor? don't you have to show something, "here, i can do this, i do -- did that?" >> i think you have to show an effortless, intuitive understanding. david in his book imagines a leader called "richard gray," perfect name for the graceful candidate who without seeming to try too hard, looks like sees in charge. obama has had that at some points. at other points he's really lost it, looked like he's struggling to hang on the it's really important to remember that external factors, un employme

. >> reporter: as captain mark kelly and his five crewmates entered the news conference, you could see right there on their wrists the turquoise bracelets that read "gabby." and then, the commander announced that the congresswoman is doing, quote, remarkably well. >> she's improving every day and in the realm of brain injuries, that is very significant and pretty rare. >> reporter: he said giffords is walking and talking more every day. >> i see her every morning before i go to work and when i come home from work at the end of my day. >> reporter: captain kelly said his wife is now aware of how she got injured. that shooting outside the shopping center in tucson. >> she's starting to process some of the tragedy that we all went through in january. she's going through that as we speak. despite that, she remains in a very good mood. >> reporter: kelly is set to blast off next month on the second to last shuttle mission ever. he is a man balancing towering professional responsibilities with extraordinary personal demands. and he said he wants his wife to be there to see the launch. >> she

john alston is live in napa near kelly road and highway 12. sounds like he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: horrible timing. behind me is what's left of the oak tree, which is six feet in diameter. now, this is wine country, and the victim is someone who printed wine labels for a living. last night, few seconds made the difference between life and death. all day, coworkers quietly visited the spot on south kelly road where their friend was killed last night in a freak accident during the height of the storm. >> drink any wine off the shelf, chances are alec helped print the labels, and a heck of a nice guy. family man. always had a lot to say about his wife and kids and his grandkids. >> reporter: 46-year-old alex of vallejo would be alive if not for a matter of seconds. at 10:20 he was on his way to work when a huge oak tree toppled on to his suv, killing him instantly. >> chance of one in a million. >> reporter: he was left a mile away from the -- less than a mile away from his company where he was about to run the over

pat kelly is a shining example of this. like many americans, pat joined the family business right out of college, she went to work for her mother, congresswoman edna kelly, who was the first woman to represent brooklyn. that went on to serve as a legislative assistant for other members of the new york delegation and the rules committee. for more than 30 years now pat has had a bird's eye view of the house as editor of "the daily digest" of the congressional record. the digest d serves as the table of content for each day's proceedings on the house floor and in all the committees. and pat's job is a daily feat of precision and patience that requires pulling together information from dozens of offices of. and i know all of pat's clears admire her thoughtfulness and attention to detail. today she's retiring after 54 years of service to this institution. it's clear that pat has not merely recorded the house's history, she's been a rich part of it, too. when the house paid tribute to edna kell iny 1998, pat was quoted as saying

kelly: oh, my gosh. regis: almost there. three weeks away from spring. kelly: three weeks away.does but it's still brings me hope. regis: [laughter] kelly: every year when the sun starts to set later and later, it's la

. >>> nasa astronaut mark kelly said there's a good chance his wife congresswoman gabrielle giffords will be able to attend his space shuttle launch next month. kelly says she's actually starting to walk and talk more every day and that she wants to be there to watch the launch from the kennedy space center in florida, but they're still waiting the doctors' approval. >>> how young is too young for social networking. we have more on the age debate that's underway. >> reporter: well, everybody else is doing it. how many things do kids say that about. they've got one more -- social networking as they're influenced by their older siblings and even piers at a younger and younger age. you must be this old to access this site with 600 million users and counting. it seems like everybody is on facebook. tweens between the age eight and 12 are eager to get on, too reports say facebook is booting about 20,000 underaged users every day, a percentage that might seem small but the implication for the youngsters can be big. >> the conduct they have online and off line affects their future, their re

if i could, i would like to bring upper n -- bring up naiomi kelly and rhonda simmons. >> thank you, supervisor. i hope you're feeling better. i can hear it in your voice. i am the deputy city administrator and city purchaser. i have been asked by interim mayor lee to help facilitate the rollout of the local hire ordinance that expert primarily focused on construction. i am sure you have heard it is one of mayor lee's top five priorities. he has constantly said he does not think that local hire should just be on the backs of the construction industry. it should be more than that. we welcome this hearing, looking forward to what comes out of it, and looking forward to the presentation by phonda -- rhonda simmons. the current ordinance that was adopted by the board of supervisors in december goes into effect on march 25. we have a tall order in front of us. i am merely the facilitator, but the folks who are implementing that are rhonda and guilliermo. we have a tall order in front of us. although we will be ready by march 25 to make sure all our contract documents are ready to go live

my name is naomi kelly, deputy city administrator for the city and county of san francisco. today's press conference, the purpose of the press conferences to announce the implementation plan for the san francisco locao into effect on march 25, 2011. the implementation of the city's new mandatory local hiring policy is a top priority for mayor lee. it will outline the steps taken, contractors, and the broader community for the san francisco local hiring policy for construction. the new local hiring policy will require contractors to meet mandatory levels of san francisco residents and participation. the goal is to provide predictability for all stakeholders by maximizing city resources and infrastructure to eliminate this location. i would like to acknowledge a few people. first, this park is named after his son, who was tragically taken from us to do to violence. he was a star athlete at balboa high school. he was in the process of being hired by recreation and parks. out of that tragedy, this very setting reminds us that we need to look after each other. i would like to tha