thousands, thousands of kites up in the air. an international kite competition. okay, i guess -- there we go. there we go. no one was saying anything in my ear. as usual i they don't like to talk to me. over 1,000 people flocked to the area. the spring wind makes it perfect. all kind of kites are able to get up simultaneously. the kite flying capital of the world. cool stuff there. today is a good day to fly a kite around here. a good breeze. >> i just bought one yesterday for the kids. >> barbie, i hope? >> toy story. i was looking for elmo. >> i would get tangled in somebody's line. that's cool. >> very cool. 6:49 now. still to come, a lawsuit that asks what's in the tacos, taco bell? it gets dropped. details coming up. >> reporter: a small victory for native americans protecting this land for development. we'll have an explanation, coming up. >>> a live look from san jose. you can see the gray, murkybili. stay tuned. re talki ability. stay tuned. ♪ >>> you might see a little of this on your way home from work today. flash mob will perform for janet jackson. it

and he said, check kiting. i don't own no kites. i didn't know what check kiting was.so i get arrested, booked, i sit in the cell for, like, all of a few minutes before my roommate who was at the apartment at that time, he immediately got in his car followed me down and bailed me out immediately so i didn't spend real time in jail but going into that cell for two seconds made me understand right then i'll never go to jail again and i'm going to manage my money right for the rest of my life so with my company today, we don't play with our money. >> people are under arrest. is anybody ever over arrest. i just thank you very much of that. why is it under arrest? another thing that drives me nuts is these planes had a near miss. you mean a near hit. a near miss is a hit. anyway, join us tomorrow night for part two of my conversation with tavis, his forthcoming book, "fail up, 20 lessons on building success from failure" in stores may 1. you can order your copy now on amazon. good night from los angeles. i'll be back here tomorrow night with him. captioned by the national c

better for kite flying today. temperature wise, we are in the 70s later on. high pressure is firmly in control. a short wave makes its way through for the afternoon hours. all we are expecting from the trough maybe windy conditions and clouds throughout the day. overall, the warming trend continues well into next week. i have the full forecast coming up in moments. let's get you to work with mike. hey, mike. >> good morning. let's go fly a kite. you passed the problems on the upper deck. let's go to a live shot. marry poppins. a similar cast to chitty chitty bang bang. that will congress continue to build. a disabled vehicle clearing from treasure island. the chopper shows the approach to the tunnel. very light volume. south bay, highway 87, not a big deal. we have your overall commute looking light. a lot of folks have spring break. it's what we are seeing on the roadways. >> it's 6:32 now. a bizarre investigation is under way in santa cruz this morning. a 63-year-old man is in jail after police find a body inside his apartment. the man may have been living

this study was published by the national institute of gary busey. [ laughter ] "you should put a kiten there. [ scattered applause ] you could have a kite in there, too." [ laughter ] finally, a company in california has the new line of perfume inspired by characters from "dungeons and dragons." [ laughter ] so, if you're a girl and you love "dungeons and dragons," you're a figment of some nerds imagination. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a -- sounds great. we got a big, big, big, big, big show tonight. ah, so many fun people are on the show tonight. co-host of the "today" show. the one and only matt lauer is here. [ cheers and applause ] love that dude. from the hit show "icarly," the talented miranda cosgrove is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] my main man, host of bravo's "watch what happens live," andy cohen is here. [ cheers and applause ] love him. and since we started the show, i've been trying to book this band. they're one of my favorite bands of all time. i grew up list

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

nice day to fly a kite. take a look at these temperatures and the winds won't be so bad. 76 for santa rosa. as we move through the next several days we're warming into the 80s in fact, on wednesday we peak about 86 in the afternoon. >> you called it flip-flop weather. >> it's going to be that. >> i like it. >> me too. ready for spring. >>> that's going to do it for us on mornings on 2 this saturday morning. thank you for joining us. >> don't forget our coverage always continues online.

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

a perfect day for kite-flying with bill. faster! but bill was busy yelling at a mound of dirt. of dirt wouldn't move no matter how much you encouraged it.

the complex harry and is one of the world's largest and the oldest it's kite in russia. opens in one hundred twenty nine became thirteen planetarium in the world it's pretty close a major reconstruction and its plans to reopen in the summer. for the venue's made aims to fall to right the knowledge of space to exist of all ages there's also the observatories he can get a closer look at objects in space. was the pioneer space and today in the u.s.s.r. in the lead service spacecraft designer. is high on it and his house musk has been turned into a museum celebrating the scientists life and what you will see the house is a present from the governments of the first satellite was successfully launched a lift back in the one nine hundred sixty s. later it was turned into a museum the crew lost library collection of art and personal belongings among the exhibits. a memorial museum a cosmonaut six in moscow is located at the base of a man. this dedicated space explorers that looks like lost the idea to stuff belongs to stargate croft although it was open years after his death in

kite surfers are loving it. 20-30 miles an hour, filling up the sails. looks like things are calming down a little tonight, but now we have a cold front headed in. that will bring in with it a chance for rainfall in the bay area. here it comes, weak ridge ahead of the system, now the clouds gathering tonight. some showers may not be far away. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, especially in the morning, that's when the system will come through. temperatures noticeably cooler tomorrow. highs in the 50s, maybe the low 60s if you're lucky. that's just about it. outside right now, chilly in spots, 44 in napa, 46 in santa rosa and 76 in san jose. system looks like it dives through tomorrow. more tomorrows later in the forecast, here it is, sliding on by right now, not a whole lot of energy with it, .1 of rain is quite a bit. cool showers, not a total rain- out, but be prepared for wet stuff tomorrow. this is what we're expecting. midnight tonight, not too bad, a lot of clouds outside, then as we get in towards the early part of the morning, showers show up in the

water immediately adjacent to the island is one of the premiere windsurfing and board sailing and kite surfing spots in the united states. i brought copies of the pages i'd like to pass out after i speak that clearly show, i think, the changes, and it's just too vague. we'd like to point out that these sports, as with big-boat sailing, are equipment intensive. while we'd all like to be able to take public transit out to the island, it's not feasible to carry this stuff on a bus. he we need a rigging area, parking areas. in the 2006 plan, they were showing 125 parking spaces. however, in the 2011 plan, we can't find any. the transportation implementation plan -- this is figure 3.10, page 38. thank you. president olague: thank you. where's the clerk? you can, i guess, leave them up here. >> good evening, commissioners, directors, i'm ken cleveland, representing the building owners and managers association. we represent commercial real estate interests throughout the city, and the bulk of the high-rise office buildings in the city. many of our members' projects have come before this body,

i thought it was about time and i was very jealous of the thousand images and films detailing the kites lost off into space elsewhere in the big apple of space fans done their best to go back to good first step down spotting that's that's kind of next out of the. cold weather so that pilot in training of the current was among the first cosmonauts he gave out here inside on to those pioneering days of space travel into the character of the first manned space. it was the sort of man that would not let you down and baccalaureate normal life he had a talent for guys they should be good heads he had more experience than us in life he had been through a school a college b. aviation club and the academy before it even started serving in the northern battalion one of his positive qualities was that his superiors his friends and his subordinates light save that was important he had a strong sense of jujitsu he set off for his fights that his goal was for every pilot who came with him to fly into space but he did his best to make that happen every pilot from the group of twelve who were not elimi

. >>> you saw the kite boarders off the coast. it was windy today. windy out there today. live report from the east side of the san rafael bridge. breezy conditions tomorrow. we're in the head lands looking back toward san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge. we come in close we're talking about winds in the bay. the sailors like it. the wind surfers like it. it's going to be breezy. 20 to 30 miles per hour. temperatures tomorrow are coming up. overnight lows are going to be cool. this is the isotherm forecast for tomorrow. we're using colors, purples represent your 30s. blues represent your 40s. that's cool in the morning and greens are 60s, yellows for 70s. the long range forecast we're going to look specifically at your bay area weekend and what you can expect. >>> it is a record setting year for the california state university system. 621,000 applications have poured into the 23 campuses including the five here in the bay area. that is the most ever and a jump from last year's 617,000. a little more than half of them about 319,000 will be admitted. that is more t

. >>> you saw the kite boarders off the coast. it was windy today. windy out there today. live report from the east side of the san rafael bridge. breezy conditions tomorrow. we're in the head lands looking back toward san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge. we come in close we're talking about winds in the bay. the sailors like it. the wind surfers like it. it's going to be breezy. 20 to 30 miles per hour. temperatures tomorrow are coming up. overnight lows are going to be cool. this is the isotherm forecast for tomorrow. we're using colors, purples represent your 30s. blues represent your 40s. that's cool in the morning and greens are 60s, yellows for 70s. the long range forecast we're going to look specifically at your bay area weekend and what you can expect. >>> it is a record setting year for the california state university system. 621,000 applications have poured into the 23 campuses including the five here in the bay area. that is the most ever and a jump from last year's 617,000. a little more than half of them about 319,000 will be admitted. that is more t

and on sun, the 10th, we also have the kite festival. >> reporter: so how is the response been so far? are people coming down? a will the of visitors coming down? >> slutly. it's been more of a steady comfortable crowd than everybody cramming in to two or three days and i think it will continue through the weekend. it's been wonderful. >> reporter: and one of the big events this week send the cherry blast. it's saturday night. >> saturday night. >> reporter: talk about what's going on. great down at a venue on the water front in southwest d. cm, there's going -- d.c., there's going to be a fun party. >> reporter: like what we're seeing here. >> behind us. actually that is one of our performers at that time event. that is a contemporary dancer. based in the area. and so she's doing a bit of, like she said, just fun per for mans today and performing at the -- performance today and she will be performing at the event. there's going to be story telling, spoken word, planned poetry and upstairs, walk around performers and dancer. a fun event and appropriate for spring. >> reporter: and 8:0

>>brian: 2 ocean beach this afternoon, great weather for flying a kite.ty winds all weekend long. 15 to 25 nom.p.h. at the beach. temperatures hovering in the mid-50s today. right now live, the golden gate bridge and clear skies over san francisco and most of the bay area for tonight. if the clubs will be on the increase later tonight as a weather system approaches. doctors in the '50s, warmest livermore at 50, 52 for san jose in millbrae. if the satellite you shows the weather system that's on the way, there it is. eureka, crescent city getting rain and his friend is sliding to the south for tonight. it as it does, the clouds will thicken, starting out in the north bay and the clouds will push all the way through to the south bay for tomorrow morning. if there is going to be the chance for wet weather as well but it's going to be light and spotty and confined to the north of the golden gate bridge by afternoon. we will see sunny skies and some still cool temperatures and gusty winds. nono warmup in sight yet. this re showing were all the clouds are, most

a good day to fly kites. not really the greatest beach weather.o be the same toro, partly to mostly sunny skies, the temperatures at the beach only in the mid to upper 50s with the wind still breezy. look for the winds coming in off the ocean about 15 to 25 m.p.h. and the swells five to 7 ft.. we have a weather system that is up to the pacific northwest and it's headed our way for tomorrow. it looks like the clouds will remain mainly to the north of the bay area. we will see increasing clouds for tomorrow, and a chance for rain will be to the north of ukiah. 7:00 a.m., clouds starting to come in low clouds will push into the bay over night. higher clouds come in for tomorrow. the ratio's decline this through the day, sunshine mixed with some clouds and all of the green with shows rain that stays to the north of ukiah. the system will help to keep our readings on the cool to mild side. highs in the low to mid '60's once again for tomorrow. 64 petaluma in sonoma. skies will be partly sunny, mix clouds and sunshine. if we will see the sun but also a

his 53-year-old companion who has a life ring was rescued bay kite surfer who held him above the water until they could get there. >>> it is 5:04 now. autopsies will be performed to determine how a couple died over the weekend. they were found in their home saturday. they were both in their 50s. mercury news reports they filed for divorce three months ago. the sheriff's department ruled out the possibility that a third party is involved in the deaths. >>> deliberations will resume this morning. it appears the jury wants to rehear a key piece of testimony. marla is live this morning. >> reporter: good morning. before breaking for the weekend, the jury requested on friday to hear, once again, testimony from a key prosecution witness. the judge granted that request. today begins with a read back of the testimony from cathy hoskins. she's a long-time friend and personal shopper of bonds. she testified she saw his personal trainer, greg anderson, inject bonds in the stomach with performance enhancing drugs in 2002. she's the only person with eyewitness testimony. the jury will reconvene for

he was able to grab a life ring and a kite surfer found him and held him above water until the cost guard got there. >>> we have an update on the attack of a university grad student. bob redell joins us live with the latest. bob. >> reporter: good morning to you. the attack took place in escondido village. it's an on-campus housing complex. it's housing on the university. around 9:30 saturday evening, this graduate student, a woman asleep in her apartment, she awoke to find a man trying to sexually assault her. she screamed. this man fled. that was the end of it. she was not physically hurt. she was able to give somewhat of a description to police. about 5'6", dark skinned and possibly around 30 years old. police have not been able to find this man as of yet. it's not clear how he was able to gain access into her room whether he broke in or perhaps might have left the dorm locked. that part is not clear. what happened yesterday is the campus sent out e-mail and text alerts to all students on campus to let them know what happened to remind them, to be aware you want to have your windows an

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160 twisters tore across 6 states leaving houses scattered like match stick cars carried off like kite and so much death. 2 90 people were killed. more than 190 in alabama alone. the worst state of cyclone december snrux nearly 40 years. this felt the worst of it. the sisters of 15-year-old justin thomas were desperate to find him. he has been missing since the storm. >> i have never seen devastation like this in alabama. >>reporter: the tornado here came tearing through town at 5:00 p.m. moved northwest. skipped p.+ a major medical center, high school and university of alabama. but it didn't miss rose dale. reports of serious damage and loss of life came from smith field, mississippi where neighborhood were flatten and grocery stores wiped out to rainsville alabama where the winds tossed around a school bus and left a heap of brick and entire communities were leveled in georgia. in alabama it was 15 minutes of raw terror. up to 200 homes destroyed. 6 dead. karen came back to the house where her brother-in-law died. she surscivd by claiming in the bath tub. >> i covered my head up. i

. >> has anybody ever told you to go fly a kite? today's the day because we have winds kicking up around the bay area. some of those gusts at the beaches, 30 miles per hour plus. but yeah, we are going to sneak in a lot of sunshine. some partly to mostly cloudy skies to start out along the coast and inside the bay but i think things working out toward the afternoon at least sun- wise. temperatures running not too bad. 40s and 50s so fairly mild for this time. as we look toward the afternoon, here comes that sunshine. but the winds will be kicking up. going to be blustery, especially at the beaches with those winds blowing again 30 miles per hour. maybe plus as we head into the afternoon. next couple of days, here comes that sunshine. the weekend looking good. 70s and 80s, less wind, just some beautiful weather all the way to the coast. all right. let's check on the traffic now with elizabeth. >> let's do. we are going towards chopper 5. we have launched chopper 5 over dublin right now. at the scene of this police investigation, we a

even with these differences, the saudis overseas mission activities are an indispensable aid to a kite'sorganizational, military, and media activities. through expatriate saudi preachers, islamic ngos, and direct funding by riyadh for local organizations, the saudis have great muslim communities in most areas of the world that are alienated and even -- 80 nihcm and even hateful towards the west. and so these committees are environment for hosting an al qaeda presence. in the balkans, in india and bangladesh, in the north caucasus in south asia, in north america and europe, and in sub-saharan africa these preachers, ngos, and doses of saudi cash have for decades prepare the ground for al qaeda and its allies. to the -- to the sounds realize this? of course they do. we must always keep in mind the only islamist terrorist or insurgent attack they disapprove of are those that occur outside the kingdom. inside the kingdom, rather. a final point to make on this symbiotic saudi arabia al qaeda relationship outside the arabian peninsula is that saudi activities abroad release outside of the need

in fact, she was wanted for bank fraud, or check kiting and check fraud. she was arrested shortly after the times piece ran, and shortly after that the times standard editor issued a memo saying to the reporters we will have no more single source stories. the reporter essentially took her at her word and never checked any other public records that were unable to check. we have the awful story of the duke rape case, which stuart taylor, a journalism of "national review" wrote a wonderful book about which he called the fable of evil rich men running amok and abusing poor black women. it was just a story that was too good to be true. it was too delicious. she said they should take outcome of the time should take a billboard in times square and apologize. that they never did and it was never an editorial note to readers of anything acknowledging just how bad the times reporting was, had been, how much it slandered the lacrosse players in question, and how much it needed to take account for what it had done. i look at black politicians. historically i look at t

accomplishment bear standing on mount olympus but it seems to many review the world from unstable and nostalgic kites. labour's enemies have always been relentless. perhaps rescuing labor is not such an exaggerated way to understand this task. what has gone wrong? what can be made right again? at this point,-- things not done well, what then to suggest what has not been proposed? building civicus, faith-based coalitions, and try-union olidarity -- in trade uniointrn solidarity. in light from the -- independent political action would not be a good idea. there is no denying workers made a liberal law that treats this like [unintelligible] another powerful idea is to regulate educate the rank-and- file. too few workers understand the political economy that makes living prosper sleet and meaningfully so difficult. spreading internal governing practice would be a good idea. do need tond file to be in charge of their unions. better advocacy media would help. let's not forget that labor and offered american citizens a convincing alternative interpretation of this country's landscape. in the age of social ne

you talk about check-kiting that got you arrested and an open mic that spoiled an interview.h a well known director and a firing from b.e.t. why are you revealing all this now? >> i'm comfortable in my skin. i'm ready to show the success cards. no one successful in human endeavor if they are honest won't tell you they have learned more from failure than success. i think we learn more from failure than success. >> it's an effort to tell other people. >> i think people can relate. i talk about my own personal failings. i love what samuel beckett wrote. he wrote simply, ever tried? ever failed? no matter. try again, fail again, fail better. i love that. try again, fail again, fail better. failure doesn't have to be final. it doesn't have to be fatal. we live in a world where everybody is frozen by failure. individually in our families, our country, we are afraid of the future. we can fail if we learn the lesson. >> you chronicle in the book the criticism you faced when you used your broadcast forums to hold presidents candidates and president barack obama accountable. we should

an ultralight is for lack of a better description is a kite that has a motor on it and one person can fly that very low altitude and they bring in 200 or 300 pounds of drugs into the united states. they never land the ultra dills light into the united states. they just fly across from mexico into arizona and they drop their load 200, 300 pounds of drugs and then they fly back to mexico. then there's someone at a rendezvous point that picks up those drugs. i say that because the drug cartels are using every means necessary to exploit the open borders and do everything they can to make sure that they bring in those drugs. and they will continue to do so. the border patrol is the agency that we have to protect the border of the united states. like i said, i think they're doing as good a job as we'll let them to do, but primarily the border patrol patrols the border up to about 25 or 35 miles inside the united states. that's their duty. that's their jurisdiction, the place they're supposed to protect the u.s. pass that 35 miles or so they don't patrol that. that's somebody else's responsi

his 53-year-old companion who had a life ring was rescued by a kite surfer who held him above the water next few days. right now we'll take a quick break and be right back. >>> good monday morning to you. back to work back to school. temperatures this morning not too bad. 52 degrees in hayward. 45 in novato. you're at 44 degrees in santa rosa. we're looking toward a pretty nice day. a little cloudy out there. those clouds will pass through as we head throughout the day today. 56 degrees by noon in concord and 55 degrees in hayward rounding out the day in the 60s. 62 degrees is the forecast high in oakland. 65 los gatos. tomorrow warmer and then rain arrives on wednesday. let's check your drive with mike. >> a mild drive for the south bay but an accident northbound 101 at move et. you'll find slowing through mountain view. unusual slowdown just popped up. 92 at 35 there is a big gravel spill there, overturned truck. no injuries but it could be an issue traveling between 280 and the 92 summit heading over the hill. over on the east bay northbound 880 at mowery avenue an accident northboun

>> one of the operating principles of my book which came out just before the recent events is the kite is losing the war is in it was save construct some have the way it wentte against al qaeda is to get everybody to love united states after ofnd france's with the most anti-american and countries who not surprising when you're the only world superpower but basically thef id up side and irate -- allies have killed mostly civilians it is rankle in -- where the recognized in the muslim world again the victims of the attacks have been muslims. and what are they against the water they four? and then dizzy get when handwritten million men and so it is not a winning strategy to keep adding to your list of allies. and those who say they're against any muslim the it didn't bit -- that does not share those views china india united states ever western country united nations, international media the list goes on in. e so then to turn themselves into popular movements, the war against al qaeda has a spent one. one way to measure that is all those in the jihadist terrorist taxes than 11 so the so no