. >> this video comes to us from ktla. >> this bear has been wandering around glendale in southern california. >> he's hungry. he's come down from a mountain. >> and it's late, so nothing is probably open. >> he's been rummaging through the dash through some neighborhoods. he even went through somebody's freezer out in their garage. >> he had steam coming out of his nose, food on his face. it was crazy. >> this bear is still on the loose. to tell us about his incident with the bear, we have joey ball via skype. >> 3:00 in the morning, we hear this banging noise. when i open the door, he was standing at the refrigerator. he had ripped all the draws out and all the food. he was sitting on his butt eating a bag of meatballs that we had from costco. i really only had the door open for about two seconds, but that was the picture frozen in my head. my wife, i told her there's a bear in the garage. she called 911. police showed up. they say he was 250 pounds, but the people that have seen him say he's more like 500 pounds. the very next night we were putting my son to bed, he's 18 months old. there

and nanette asimov and david lazarus, "los angeles times" and ktla businessçó analyst, thank u for joinings. >> it's been too long. >> why is the supreme court going to take so long to hear this case? one of the most unusual things about it. is that not true? >> you are right about that, belva. normally, a handful, half hour here, half hour there of argument. we haven't seen longer amounts of argument. certainly brown versus board of education had more time. miranda rights had more time. financial reform had more time. really underlying the monumental nature of the health care reform decisions afoot and three days set. for everyone playing along at home, the first day at home is going to tackle basic questions of should the court be considering this now, or put it off until 2015 after the exchanges and the mandates kick in? that's the first day. the second day actually tackles the mandate, squalled guaranteed issue, whether people have to get health insurance or pay tax penalty and on the third day, they will tackle the question if the mandate is unconstitutional, should the rest of the en

news panel from los angeles, david lazor ringe, business columnist for the "los angeles times" and ktla television. near studio with me, michelle quinn, silicon valley reporter for politico and carla marinucci, france chronicle, senior political reporter. so carla, tell me, does the fact that all of the republicans, well, almost all of them, candidates for president, are here signal that california really will make a difference in this primary coming up? >> belva, california is the mother-load, not only political donations but of delegates. 172 big ones in this race, and that is what brought mitt romney here in the last week, rick santorum here. ron paul coming here next week. this is, as long as this contest goes on, it's so contentious, more and more of a possibility becomes that california could be the one that puts romney over the top and it's looking like that's what's going to happen. romney's amassing all kinds of big endorsement. kevin mccarthy, the gop whip. carly fiorina. meg whitman gave him a big fund-raiser in redwood city. i mean it looks to be going his way, but i tell yo

as you know, it also gets, i mean, i'm talking to you from a clear channel studio, ktla is los angeles free speech. i disagree. i don't think anyone is attacking rush's first amendment. >> no, that has been -- that was sort of the week three spin, he's being censored, he's under attack, "media matters" are farrists and trying to shut people up. none of that is true, the marketplace is, woulding, the marketplace is talking and deciding about the rush limbaugh show. and, you know, if anyone's trying to shut people up it's rush limbaugh who tried to intimidate sandra fluke into not coming forward and trying to intimidate other women who want to talk about healthcare and contraception in a public and fairway. >> and eric, you make, in your great column this week, make a point you and i have talked about and i also think is part of this and i would say to sean handity, if he's man enough to come on -- >> sean. but i think, you know, i also think that he's a good friend of rush limbaugh's, you've talked about all his right wing enablers, i want to say why didn't you say that's wrong. rush, i