kites of peace. a new beginning maybe. a fresh start. so here we are, making cuts together -- making kites together. blue and pink? perfect. oliver sure of is the more scenes there are like this, the more children meet and talk when they are young, the greater the chance of understanding and reconciliation. sadly, when they are 12, the children are sent off to separate schools. there can be no kiteflying together after that. on the israeli side of the gaza border is this town where gauze and rockets fly, not kites. the children who live here live under constant threat of attack. in response, in december 2008, israel launched into operation. 20 israelis and 1300 palestinians died. but the rocket attacks continued. at the border, the israeli guards do not allow my save the children companion to cross. no reason given. gauzes coast is patrolled by the israeli navy, and by land, it is surrounded by a great wall. because of, run by hamas, exist in a state of war with israel -- gaza. israel and forces district blockade. to me, it looks like a

no, it kites its way around. it can kite up to two blocks away. be aware of that, got your helmet on. types of hazard, you have above ground, ground and below ground. what's an above ground hazard? glass, wires, falling objects. some of the ground level hazards are glass. what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering up the hole. you could be walking and all of a sudden down into a hole, correct? or a basement. water has weight to it, can cause damage to buildings, cause buildings to collapse. and it doesn't mix very well with electricity. below ground hazards, if you come up and you see a leak and the water is pouring out of a building, you know how to control it or try to control it? sure, you go right up to that utility shut off, turn it off. basements are bad places to be. there's usually only one way out and that's the way you went in. if that's compromised, you are in big trouble. forc

the boats out side suit kites and cooked in the barbecue pit they enjoyed the weather. rival this of we mix with the same for tomorrow. brian >> it will be a nice day for tomorrow. not as nice as yesterday. >> vicki: brian >> 5 >> lafayette 80 degrees and '70s for much of the bay area. five >> >> with not a cloudless sky these oakland it women rushed out to get to see food than they found that it was going to be hot out. they are used to it being cold and gray. >> cold, rainy and foggy. >> reporter: it was so warm that the old fishermen was getting ended coat of paint. of there is no way i could be of here. we're happy to be of here. >> reporter: i am day for kron4 news. >> vicki: there are still signs of compromise for each of coming up. there are two californians in court. we will take a look at the new google phone as well. >> vicki: is the first day in court for it graduates it expected of spying in and around. reporter a year-and- a-half after -- reporter reporte-- was denied entry. theo hikers are being held in the prison. only allowed one visit from their mother

beautiful day around the bay area deals from berkeley where people are outside looks like they have their kitesready. so beautiful. were inside working! the current temperatures for us. >> after sunset

he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulled by something stronger than destiny to this 2 room battleground of survival. this minute as he treads mission mama in the apartment on a sewing machine, zig-zagy threads fine as spider webs running down pants late into the appeal yellow hours of her seemingly endless nights. the 2 sisters with fingers delicate as ballerinas stitch beads tiny as drops that will sell for hundreds of dollars of which they will receive 25. the baby will be in the cardboard crib. and lost in dreams thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the inscents unravelling in a stream toward the water stain on the seceiling that looks like a map of latin america. this is not mexico city where indian families wrapped in newspapers huddel uppered the monument of the revolution. this

one as it uses approximately twice as much oil as he every chimeric can citizen uses in his or her kite if we hear. the f. sixteen is just one machine in one branch of the military to take another example the army's abrams tank weighs sixty eight tons and requires two gallons of fuel per mile. all told the united states department of defense burned some three hundred fifty thousand barrels of oil per day making it the world's largest single consumer the defense department uses think somewhat over two thirds of the energy. that the u.s. government. uses it uses them for ships and tanks and planes and heating buildings and a whole host of other things. were probably the largest impact that all the defense effort has is the diversion of intellectual entergy and our monetary resources away from trying to solve an address some of the long term problems. in sea level is also rising and in louisiana we've been losing thirty square miles a year roughly. of land. i mean if the united states were losing that to some foreign power we'd have the military out there defending it. we often ask the que

intelligence officials say the all kited based group is the number one threat to america. they have spent millions of dollars in aid. yemen's protesters have it forced the president to step down at the end of his term. the leaders may not be as cooperative with that u.s. attack on terrorism. then there is to be. they are demanding that the president spent down. they're using it as a hub. american soldiers, sailors and marines are based there. there are violent protest in kuwait. they have agreed to accept american missile defense systems that targets a specific threats from iran. >> its eastern it all together you have a from israel into the gulf states of much more robust capability to count heconquer threats. >> isabel: the control hundreds of thousands of miles of ocean. the >> it is shipping right through north africa to the suez canal. the kron 4 news will be right back, with more news, weather, and traffic in just a moment. live you at the embarcadero. some folk >>bryan: possibly freezing right now. low 40's in the north bay. 41 percent precipitation. increasing fog.

but amidst unrest and uncertainty, men gathered to fly kites on the banks of the nile today. singing traditional egyptian songs of hope for the future of a nation in crisis. that peaceful image was echoed from shop keepers and even the most frightening vigilantes that we met, they don't want to use force. that's part of the reason that all eyes will be on that huge protest here in central cairo tomorrow. and, brian, we wanted to follow up on a story we brought you last night on looting at egypt's national museum. looters had broken in and tried to steal some of the national treasures. nbc news went to the museum today. we took the pictures that you're looking at right now as guards were cleaning up. brian, we can tell you that at least right now, the treasures are safe. back to you. >> erin burnett not far from our location in cairo here tonight. erin, thanks. we'll take another break. when we continue, some of the day's other news included some big weather on your way no matter where you live in the u.s. there's the life you live... and the life you want to live. fortunately

these people flew kites and cooked barbecue. you can expect the same beautiful smile. them but not quite as one is what we had today. senator was the oakland going up to 81. the warmest of this ever been in february. a 11 record temperatures around the bay area. 77 in san francisco. 76 days in the rest of the bay area. 70's and 80's just about everywhere. the adb in hebron. these temperatures are 15-25 degrees. we are and that these in san francisco. the jackass. tomorrow afternoon beautiful day. temperatures and high 60s. los 70's. upper 60s for oakland. record temperatures had people flocking to the beaches. dave had a drive down to see how people were enjoying the weather. >> at san francisco's ocean beach look more like venice beach in southern california in july. complete with bikini clad beach volleyball players. there were some eight cars in the parking lot that people were partying as they were looking for space. the draft a few miles south this pure is often locked up but in february. due to high winds and dangerous place. >> not on this sunday. the san bruno

they say this is the man's best friend but it cool if they feel flying a kite though it's a bit smaller than just companion said we have a story of a man who once had to take care of his pet just as she has been taking care of him . first though latvia's jewish community is demanding compensation from the government for property stolen by the nazis during the second world war but many believe the case is likely to be rejected in a nation where s.s. forces are seen as liberators from soviet occupation or he's peter all over reports from the baltic states. thousands of lives been jews were robbed of their property money and in many cases their lives by nazi troops one of the major issues is how the flute on the side of nazi germany a view today so. unfortunately many believe the lothian waffen s.s. who fought against the bolsheviks were liberators but they in fact were bandits and robbers they have seen documents listing real estate that belong to jews killed in ghettos i think their property should be returned the amount of reparations claimed by latvian jews around sixty five million do

revolutionary era figure who is forever immortalized for giving ben franklin - those keys to tie on the kite... - ( laughter ) ...that ended up in the famous picture. josh, what do you think the relationship between neuropharmacology and some of these students might be in the setting that i've described? first of all, you're walking in through a pall of smoke. but once you get in, you might find students saying, "well, there are certain drugs out there that a few of my friends on the hall are-- have been prescribed, like adderall or maybe it's alerta. - they have more of the--" - hockenberry: for what? oh, for their a.d.h.d., or their-- whatever disability they've convinced they psychiatrist they have. and what do they use the drugs for? well, some of them are using them legitimately to treat this disability. some of them are using them once a week, the night before the big exam. some of them are using them also on saturday night, so they can stay out later and party. hockenberry: you've had a little experience with this, right? right, i wrote an article last year where i actually took adder

just got to grin and bear it. >> you'll fly away with the kite. all right, lonnie, we'll see you in just a bit. coming up more on the veteran reporter and the grammy night mystery. some thought she had a stroke live on television. serene branson explains just what happened during her grammy night report. >> and credit card companies, their sweeping rewards programs. they're also upping the costs. we're going to tell you who has the best low rates, the best cash back, the best balance transfer deals. it pays to watch "the early show" right here on cbs. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. it's french's crunchy onion chicken! (announcer) for a quick and easy dinner crush french fried onions. dip ch

. >> in this sign of hope today in egypt a man flew a kite in the color of the egyptian flag over cairo he said it was not a political statement just a wish for things to get better soon. is that other news. governor brown reference the unrest in egypt in his state of the state address today but focus his message on money. specifically how to deal with california budget crisis. capitol correspondent reports on the governor's call to action. >> honorable pishtion you could call governor brown state of the state address a kick off campaign for june special election to ask voters to extend the temporary tax hike. he targeted republicans who have consistently said they will block the move to put the proposal on the ballot. by citing the civil unrest in egypt and tunisia to make a point democracy should be a guiding force on whet californians should have a voice in his plan. >> democratic ideals and call for the right to vote are still in the imagination of young people, in egypt and tunisia and other parts of the world. fwhe california captain say now is the time to block a vote of the peop

are you kited about being in the all-star game? >> i am. growing up, i always watched it on tv.here, it's awesome. >> jimmy: and the dunk competition is something -- have you been practicing for this? >> i'm doing that? >> jimmy: you are in the dunk competition, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i don't want to put any extra pressure. but there's an expectation you're going to win the dunk competition based on your dunking. >> yeah, i don't know. >> jimmy: do you have something up your sleeve? >> not at all. i hadn't even thought about it. >> jimmy: again, i would like to ask you to submit to a polygraph test. >> yeah, i mean, i got a few ideas. i can't give any away. >> jimmy: do your teammates help you? like, hey, you ought to do this thing? >> i got a couple suggestions. for the most part, actually, they did a thing on espn where peep got to submit videos. i miami take one from that. >> jimmy: really? >> some kid out there is about to see his dunk on tv. >> jimmy: really? did he get to do it on a tam poll lean? >> it was like a six foot goal. >> jimmy: you're not allowed to do th

this kite is clear! >> there you have it he did not see his shadow, according to forecourt we will have an early spring. one can only hope. i know they are sick of that snow, ice. there you have it, live from pennsylvania. we will be right back. >> welcome back, a live picture at of dallas, snowy commute under way, they have a lot of bad weather. rain, ice, snow, they are dealing with it this morning. they are not alone, half the country dealing with that bad weather. expected to last a couple of days massive storm system working its way from texas to new england. air travel as well has been the biggest impact for the bay, slate, cancellations, delays live reports coming up. world news, along japan record snowfall is reported. in one town some homes buried to the second floor. parked cars buried under snow, a dumping ground has been said for the disposal of this note. that is the windows on the first floor. look at all of that snow. dumping snow when they can find places in areas with heavy snow there is

here christie field people are walking dogs, flying kites. 77 yesterday, that was breaking the recordhat shot. isn't that great. other records not just an francisco, canfield 79, gilroy 76, the '80s, napa, oakland, san rosa, 80 or ruboff. way over the '70s were the records were. the warmest record was 1980, was 68. >> some of you might think the weather affects sure mood appeared for in 10 americans associate weather and mood. winter most likely leaves people feeling down. but not everybody gets the blues. 15 percent of americans report for more lovemaking. two-thirds says there's no difference. >> we will be back with more of a couple of minutes feared off our roof the flag is not blowing too strong. we will see windier tomorrow. indoor one day a pretty tempters we will be right back. >> james: blood of that, following the latesstudy betweed north main we're following the latest, our newsroom. i will pull out and show you how close it is, cutting right through the pleasant hill. that section of road is shut down. we have a live crew on the way, if the smoke from this fire is visible

our children are the very tight strings that -- kite strings that moves our country's interest along. it is international interest that every child qualified to attend college, should attend college, notwithstanding their economic standing. just as we invest in fighter jets, just as we invest in intelligence services, we think it is in our security interests to invest taxpayer money in getting children who have the intellectual capacity and the promise to get too great universities like this if they can market their on their own financially. i think that is the only way we can lead in the 21st century. my wife, who is a full-time professor while the second lady -- she teaches 15 credits. many of you know that is not an easy burden. she thinks she works harder than you guys do because she has to bring those papers come to correct them. [laughter] is a constant battle. my deceased wife was a teacher. my current wife is a teacher. i love the debate between the math and english and physics professors. i like to -- i do not have a dog in that fight. i have a queen in that fight. [laughter]

so when we talk about the reforms and if we are serious about banning kites, waiting to talk about notutting particular cuts here and there in the budget, the changing roles of the game such that it makes it more difficult for the state to grow into the future. [applause] >> and the one thing i would add is you said how can you trust? the old adage trust but verify. when you vote for somebody new summoned to washington or the state capital come you can't just wash your hands and go back to running your business and living your life. the unfortunate reality is that it often times people do. you need to stay engaged and it's all about accountability, and the mechanism of accountability. so i'm not suggesting you vote for republicans because they are going to total the line on spending. you need to hold people accountable. if they don't do what they say they're going to do on the campaign trail, fire them. [applause] >> and also come i want to add something to that, too. i heard recently someone say the tea party movement is the concept of america and i agree with that. i mean, we are her

our children are the very tight strings that -- kite strings that moves our country's interest along. it is international interest that every child qualified to attend college, should attend college, notwithstanding their economic standing. just as we invest in fighter jets, just as we invest in intelligence services, we think it is in our security interests to invest taxpayer money in getting children who have the intellectual capacity and the promise to get too great universities like this if they can market their on their own financially. i think that is the only way we can lead in the 21st century. my wife, who is a full-time professor while the second lady -- she teaches 15 credits. many of you know that is not an easy burden. she thinks she works harder than you guys do because she has to bring those papers come to correct them. [laughter] is a constant battle. my deceased wife was a teacher. my current wife is a teacher. i love the debate between the math and english and physics professors. i like to -- i do not have a dog in that fight. i have a queen in that fight. [laughter]

our childn are the very tight strings that -- kite strings that moves our country's interest along. it is international interest that every child qualified to attend college, should attend college, notwithstanding their economic standing. just as we invest in fighter jets, just as we invest in intelligence services, we think it is in our security interests to invest taxpayer money in getting children who have the intellectual capacity and the promise to get too great universities like this if they can market their on their own financially. i think that is the only way we can lead in the 21st century. my wife, who is a full-time professor while the second lady -- she teaches 15 credits. many of you know that is not an easy burden. she thinks she works harder than you guys do because she has to bring those papers come to correct them. [laughter] is a constant battle. my deceased wife was a teacher. my current wife is a teaer. i love the debate between the math and english and physics professors. i like to -- i do not have a dog in that fight. i have a queen in that fight. [laughter] w

>> i believe, i would have to get that information. 2010 i believe it was three. 2009, i'm not kite sure >> you're not sure about 2009? so you don't, okay. you're the sole sdo? >> that's correct. >> so -- sco. >> that's correct. >> we heard from mr. blalock agencies that 16 scoes. you're the sole guy at state, 7.5 billion. how many referrals, how many s and d referrals did you get from the sig in 2009? >> i believe it was two, sir. >> you believe it was two. how many in 2010? 2010? two cases that resulted in several actions. >> okay. so two in 2009 and two in 2010? right? >> i guess i need to define referrals. >> a referral -- >> referral for specific incident that may involve more than one party. so in 2009 i believe it was one resulting in two actions. and in 2010 it was two resulting in, three, six actions. >> six actions. so you've got one referral and in '09 and 2010. in the past year, you suspended three entities, i'm assuming, this is your testimony. in 2010 you suspended three entities in afghanistan. is that an accurate number? i'm over time. i have to stop. >> correct. >> okay.