martha kumar, a poliiical scientist who tracks -3 every question that pournalists ask the president,sfound presiddet obama held brief press availlbilities afttr hotoo ops or announcements oneethird as - often as georgg w..bbsh did in hissfirsttterm - 107 to buuh'ss &pp55.. ann critics ooe 3 localltv interviews, sttged campaign-style events and the use of social mmdia - all venues wherr harddhitting &pquestioon are seedom, ii at all, asked.blum says: "it's &&pimportant to ace thatt follow-up questionn rom someone who nows tte detailss offa program .. so that you'ree put in a touuh spot and can answer thha - so it shows the government is functioniig." -3 the preference for effective messaginn is hardly uniqqe to the obama administration, bbt technollgy haa incrrased the admmnisttation's ootions to by-pass the white house press corps. bluu says: "i think they've chosen transparrncy up tt a point. the distinctioo thhy've decidee "we'll explain it, but then you have to trust pu." martha kumar suggestt ttat maaes the role of the white house press corps mmreereeevant than ever.kumar thh var

in concord reggie kumar kron 4 news. super bowl is fever building. kron 4's j.r stone is in new orleans. interviewing fans ahead of the big game. and while in the big easy he happened to run into what could be 49er star quarterback colin kaepernick's biggest fans. stay with kron4 as we count down to super bowl 47. we'll have live coverage from the super-dome all week. >> maybe we could spread some bread under there? >> we have family in town. >> you can tell? >> are you part of the kaepernick family? >> yes. >> we are staying and that is right, his parents. you just never know who you're going to fly in and orleans. this is the baltimore ravens. what could be the big event here in new orleans. >> pam: we will have live coverage. it >> jacqueline: still pretty mild to to the coast. the fog with reduced visibility through livermore, and portions of the north bay. the areas of fog and chilly conditions but a number nice day. >> negotiations on the third daynegotiations on it's third day as an alabama man holds a kindergartener hostage. the debate over g

kumar and bank of new york mellon michael wolff uk they were asked what the risks from currency war were and how to stop it this week omar said that he thought the gold standard if we brought the gold standard back it would end this currency war and it would be no different to how good it was he said he said it would be as good as it was during one hundred forty five to one nine hundred seventy one we were on an international gold standard post bretton woods u.s. dollar was backed by gold and international trade and it was good times then he said quote it worked the world was in prosperity there was economic growth and there was clearly certainty in terms of what exchange rates were well i've never been off the gold standard the experiments are citing seventy one of global fia money trading against each other as shelling and are going to go back to what was in place for thousands of years ago standard but i also think it was ninety seventy one when nixon went off the gold standard what it was was the disarming of the population who had to work for a living because you could see that in t

kumar and bank of new york mellon michael wolff uk they were asked what the risks from currency war were and how to stop it this week omar said that he thought the gold standard if we brought the gold standard back it would end this currency war and it would be no different to how good it was he said he said it would be as good as it was during one hundred forty five to one nine hundred seventy one we were on an international gold standard post bretton woods the u.s. dollar was backed by gold and international trade and it was good times then he said quote it worked the world was in prosperity there was economic growth and there was clearly certainty in terms of what exchange rates were well i've never been off the gold standard the experiments are citing seventy one of global fia money trading against each other as shelling and going to go back to what was in place for thousands of years ago but i also think it was ninety seventy one when nixon went off the gold standard what it was was the disarming of the population who had to work for a living because you could see that in the charts

kron 4's reggie kumar shows us the dramatic outcome. five minutes after police shot two tear gas canisters into the window of this e-z eight motel room in newark. the second bank robbery suspect opened the door. with his hands up in the air, but then put them down. police quickly yelled at him to put his hands back up in the air. they demanded that the suspect turn around and walk backwards toward them. after taking several steps the suspect was told to put his hands behind his head, get down on his knees and continue backwards. investigators say this suspect did not have a weapon on him, and a gun was not found in the room. although.they say the first bank robbery suspect who surrendered monday afternoon did have a knife on him. they say some of the money stolen from the bank was recovered from the first suspect. in newark reggie kumar kron 4 news. >> a controversial new gun shop in los gatos has some people up in arms. many residents say, the store doesn't belong there. the store's owner says. he has even received a death threat. kron

new york mellon and michael wolff folk was participating in this bloomberg television debate with kumar about the gold standard and here is how bank of new york mellons michael wolff responds he says if we went back to the gold standard you would be looking at a global recession we don't have enough gold and it's not growing fast enough while this is shows i'm a bank amount of course and state street banks are involved in massive pensions scam forex rigging and fraud and there's a man who is represents fraud who is making a fraudulent statement the there's something called price discovery and free market capitalism at the core of the supply and demand if there's a high demand the price goes up but he's saying that we manage the supply and demand we do manage wash trades to manipulate the price of gold and silver we don't believe in free market capitalism we envy they the state of the soviet union these are these people they were they would they would love to live in a centrally planned communist nation where the state is basically controlling every single aspect of their lives that's wh

new york mellon and michael wolff folk was participating in this bloomberg television debate with kumar about the gold standard and here is how bank of new york mellon michael will focus responds he says if we went back to the gold standard you would be looking at a global recession we don't have enough gold and it's not growing fast enough while this is shows i'm a bank amount of course and state street banks are involved in massive pensions scam forex rigging and fraud and there's a man who is represents fraud who is making a fraudulent statement the there's something called price discovery in free market capitalism at the core of the supply demand if there's a high demand the price goes up but he's saying that we manage the supply and demand we do manage wash trades to manipulate the price of gold and silver we don't believe in free market capitalism we envy they the state of the soviet union these are these people when they were they would they would love to live in a centrally planned communist nation where the state is basically controlling every single aspect of their lives that'

kumar and bank of new york mellon michael wolff uk they were asked what the risks from currency war were and how to stop it this week omar said that he thought the gold standard if we brought the gold standard back in would end this currency war and it would be no different to how good it was he said he said it would be as good as it was during one hundred forty five to one nine hundred seventy one we were on an international gold standard post bretton woods the u.s. dollar was backed by gold and international trade and it was good times then he said quote it worked the world was in prosperity there was economic growth and there was clearly certainty in terms of what exchange rates were well we've never been off the gold standard the experiments are citing seventy one of global fia money trading against each other as shelling and going to go back to what was in place for thousands of years ago but i also think it was ninety seventy one when nixon went off the gold standard what it was was the disarming of the population who had to work for a living because you could see that in the chart

in san jose reggie kumar kron 4 news. >> new at 11. in san francisco -- police are now looking for a gunman, who they say, shot two women and pistol- whipped another, during an attempted robbery. it happened near san francisco state university early sunday morning. near garfield and byxbee streets. police say, a suspect pointed a gun at one of the victims, and demanded her purse. leading to a struggle. that's when the suspect struck the victim with a firearm. and then shot her in the neck. authorities say, the suspect then shot a second victim in the leg before running away empty- handed. all three victims were transported to san francisco general hospital. and treated for their injuries. in other big stories. tonight -- the san francisco 49ers are back in the bay area. after last night's heartbreaking loss to the baltimore ravens. they landed at san jose international airport. greeted by dozens of fans who still have love for their team. and as both the niners and ravens head home from new orleans. so do thousands of fans. kron-4's j-

this happened on financial times and on bloomberg television they interviewed t c w groups sri kumar and bank of new york mellon michael wolff uk they were asked what the risks from currency war war and how to stop it now sweet komarr said that he thought the gold standard if we brought the gold standard back it would end this currency war and it would be no different to how good it was he said he said it would be as good as it was there nine hundred forty five thousand nine hundred seventy one we were on an international gold standard post bretton woods the u.s. dollar was backed by gold and international trade and it was good times then he said quote. it worked the world was in prosperity there was economic growth and there was clearly certainty in terms of what exchange rates were well we've never been off the gold standard the experiments are citing seventy one of global fia money trading against each other as failing and we're going to go back to what was in place for thousands of years ago standard but i also think it was ninety seventy one when nixon went off the gold standard

groups komal three kumar and bank of new york mellon michael wolff uk they were asked. with the risks from currency war war and how to stop it this week omar said that he thought the gold standard if we brought the gold standard back it would end this currency war and it would be no different to how good it was he said he said it would be as good as it was during one hundred forty five to one nine hundred seventy one we were on an international gold standard post bretton woods the us dollar was backed by gold on international trade and it was good times then he said quote it worked the world was in prosperity there was economic growth and there was clearly certainty in terms of what exchange rates were well i've never bet off a gold standard the experiments are citing seventy one of global fia money trading against each other as failing and are going to go back to what was in place for thousands of years ago standard but i also think it was ninety seventy one when nixon went off the gold standard what it was was the disarming of the population who had to work for a livi

kron-4's reggie kumar shows us the scene. the incidents took place. >> reporter: the most recent assault took place here.you can see there are several restaurants here. and college of san francisco's mission campus is located at this intersection. there's also an apartment complex. the area is dark and there were a lot of people walking around. the female victim was assaulted at 105 a-m. so there probably a lot of people on the street at that hour. a few blocks away. is where the first assault happened just after 230 in the morning. residents tell me this area needs more lights. including this woman. she says the female victim was beaten right outside her apartment. she says she called the city and demanded that they prune this tree, bacause it blocks a street light. in san francisco reggie kumar kron 4 news. >>pam: here's a live look outside at the rain hitting san francisco at the embarcadero. it looks wet weather hit the bay all day today. for more on that we hand it over to jacqueline. >>jacqueline: we do have some rain o

kron 4's reggie kumar shows us the intersection where the girl was last seen. >> reporter: this is the intersection east tabor avenue and grande circle, where its believed one of two police cameras located on these light posts, snapped the last photo of 13 year old genelle. the picture shows the girl walking in the street with her pink backpack, possibly in this crosswalk. police won't say which police camera captured the image or where the girl was located when the picture was taken. major market liquor is located right near the intersection. also has surviellance cameras all over its store including this one in back. but, the manager tells me it's not capable of snapping a clear picture of someone in the cross walk. the manager says the investigators did take a copy of the footage. and he thinks he saw the girl in the store before she was found dead. >> i asked her if she was waiting for something and she said that she was waiting for a ride. however, many girls look the same. >> reporter: in fairfield reggie kumar kron 4 news. >> pam: two men have been arrested in connection with a

anita kumar, why are the visuals of this important for members?> guest: they just want their -- there are stories about how members have waited six, seven hours. some of those people just want a chance to say something, shake his hand. others want to be on television. they want that moment for themselves. so it's kind of interesting. it's sort of the same group every year, too, that waits around. >> guest: the whole thing is a stage, and, you know, the it's political theater. it's all symbolic. the guests are symbolic, the aisle seats are symbolic. and, you know, they want that photo of them shaking the hand of the president in their newspaper back home to show that they're somebody here in washington. >> host: jonathan strong, congressional reporter for roll call and anita kumar is our other guest, white house or correspondent for mcclatchy pneumonias. mike's our next caller, democrats' line. hi, michael. >> guest: hi. >> host: go right ahead. >> caller: okay. i'm calling about the entitlements. >> host: okay. >> caller: romney says he's going to

kumar says they offered him 2,000 miles.e more than 95,000 to get back to india. >>> coming up in the next half hour a credit rating agency sued by the california and the feds. >> s&p called itself a gatekeeper but acted more like a toll collector. >> why the government says conduct by standard & poor's goes to the heart of the financial crisis. >> how san francisco's market street makeover could change your commute even if you never drive there. >> asia girl gone wild. she is not studying. ♪ >> grammy nominee margaret cho reveals how growing up in the bay area made her funny. you score little victories every day. now you can do it with dinner. introducing land o'lakes® sauté express®. the all-in-one sauté starter with butter, olive oil, herbs and spices... so dinner really sizzles. it's one step, no prep. and so good, they'll ask for more. and that little victory is a pretty big deal. land o'lakes® sauté express®. find it in the dairy aisle. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> today we insist that s&p acce

kumar's finger nails and a a glove containing his dna. for 22-year-old raven dixon's involvement, smith says she knew the suspects members of oakland)ocr gangs gt town and money team and she's involved with prostitution as well. >> she has gang ties. well, maybe in the a member she's involved with people who are in it. and her pimp is a member of ghost town. >> smith says dixon is childhood friends with women whose brothers are gang members. this flies in the face of what was alleged wednesday. >> she does not know them. how can she be harboring one of these people unless she knew them? also, would it have to be she knew a murder was committed she knew she was hash yorg someone committing a murder. >> what the district attorney akÑwhat the district attorney >> now, a judge will decide on february 14th whether prosecutors can tie all four together in one case. prosecutors expected to ask for a gang enhancement. all four suspects were now in the county jail behind me expected to enter a plea on that day. >> new at 6:00 police in southern c

kron- 4's reggie kumar shows us the scene. where the incidents took place. developing tonight at eight. >> this was where the most recent attack to a place. this area are is a dark and there are a lot of people walking around. the woman was assaulted at 1:00 a.m. probably not that many people on the street at that hour. residents say that this area needs more lighting. the female victim was beaten right outside of per complex. she called the city and demanded that they prove to this tree. it is very dark. >> i guess the neighbor heard her. and she had bruises. the tree, it was a dark right there. >> reporter: it said francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4. >>pam: many people marching against alleged police brutality. this is with our partnership with abc seven, helicopter irreal shot from abc seven he'd ph.d.high- definition video. and to they provided a rally. >> developing tonight at 8:00 p.m.,the search for an alleged cop- killer. law enforcement agencies fan out across southern california. searching for a former l-a-p-d officer. he is suspected of killing three

reggie kumar, kron 4. >> pam: new at 8 a man is mauled by a dog in east oakland. and now neighbors want answers as why a pack of dogs are still in the neighborhood. after the attack. this is a story you'll only see on kron 4 news. reporter, j.r. stone has spent the day talking with neighbors and oakland animal control. he joins us live with the latest. jr? >> reporter: >>pam, there are a number of unanswered questions. many people are wondering why this man was booed by a dog and it was even recorded on his cellphone. this bloody arm after he was mauled on in east oakland. >> and was upset. >> reporter: this neighbor watched the entire thing from across the street. it is difficult to see in this video one man is it down on the ground. the neighbors tried to help. there were actually two different men getting attacked. >> there were running back to try to get the talks distracted. so, he was asking for the -- blogs trying to get them- distracted trying to get the dogs distractedthere are a number of case but one thing is for sure. a man was bitten on a cell phone.

awardees are expected to release more information sometime tomorrow in fairfield, reggie kumar, kron 4. >> this majora major earthquake in the south pacific has caused a tsunami in the area. the quake was an 8.0 magnitude in the solomon islands area. a tsunami about 3 feet high has been measured in the area. so far no reports of damage. but a tsunami warning remains in effect for several locations, including figi. a tsunami watch is in effect for american samoa, australia, new zeleand, and eastern indonesia. >> palo alto police are investigating an attempted child kidnapping. in one of that city's quiet neighborhoods. kron four's jeff bush shows you where it happened and who police are looking for palo alto police say it happened about this time of day. it was about 5:30 monday afternoon. an 11 year old girl was riding her bike along emerson streetsouthbound. that's when she says this man was yelling obceneties at her as she approached. that scared her but what scared here even more is when he ran out into the street and tried to grab her. she peddled harder and got away and made it

reggie kumar, kron 4. >> pam: for more than four decades. the 49ers have played at candlestick point in san francisco. but next season will be the teams last at the stick. the city has announced plans to demolish the stadium after the team moves south to its new home in santa clara. kron 4's charles clifford has more >> reporter: candlestick parks sits about 5 and a half miles south of downtown san francisco. the stadium was built in the late fifties as a home for the san francisco giants, the 49ers started using it in 1971. the giants moved out in 2000 and the next nfl season will be candlesticks last. for more than fifty years candlestick park has been home to sports, concerts, and more than a few memorable moments, among the highlights was the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, which shook the stadium on live television during the world series. there was also this pass from joe montana to dwight clark, which was immortalized as the catch that sent the 49ers to superbowl 16. candlestick park is currently run by the san francisco recreation and p

kron 4's reggie kumar is live here in the studio. he has the latest on where the investigation stands now. reggie? >> reporter: pam. the san bernadino county sheriff's department saying someone matching the cop killer's description was inside the big bear cabin that caught fire. but, it cannot confirm or deny that there is a body inside the cabin, and if there is. investigators aren't saying if its that of christopher dorner. >> investigators are still at the scene in big bear where the cabin burned down earlier today. authorities say the crime scene is large and they will be out there, along with homicide detectives most of the night gathering evidence. there are reports investigators heard a gunshot before the fire started in the cabin. and.the suspect may have taken his own life. but, that has not been confirmed. san bernandino county sheriff's spokesperson cindy bachmann says detectives haven't entered the cabin yet. >> if there is a body inside the cabin. authorities say it could take a couple weeks for forsenic results to confi

host: host: kumar worked in florida and washington. jonathan strong has some experience at "roll call." here reported on environmental regulations. our next caller is from marietta, georgia, republican. caller: i will watch to -- i won't watch tonight because i think it will be the same as usual. host: what is the same as usual? caller: he will talk about how he will lower taxes and get jobs going but it is the same stuff. those kids up there for pones to push his gun rights bill. you should leave that alone. guns don't kill people. people kill. he is screwing everything up, the way i look at it. host: will you watch center route bo's gop response? caller: i will watch that but i will not watch president obama. host: what about the rebuttal? caller: i will watch that. if you watch obama once, you know everything he is going to said. what do we know about what senator rubio bill say tonight? guest: they are calling him a new face of the republican party, young, very charismatic speaker. he has been very involved in the immigration issue

joining me now, pennsylvania governor ed rendell and maria teresa kumar. led me go to you first. 40 years later, do colorado it go democrat again? >> the demographic make-up of texas, you know, is changing rather dramatically. becoming more and more hispanics. you combine the hispanices with african-americans and working class whites who hillary clinton has appeal to and you saw in the 2008 campaign how she knocked it out of the park with working class whites. she could put together a coalition that could really seriously threaten to take texas. i think it is not out of the question at all. i think that's true for the louisiana, indiana, and a number of states that are viewed as traditional republican states. i think they are would be in play. i think montana would be in play. >> you think she could take states like that? those are big red states. i concede she's popular but do you think she could sustain that popularity? with states like that, governor? >> sure. i mean, point carried montana once, as you recall, rev. barack obama carried one electoral vot

kron 4's reggie kumar joins us in studio. reggie. is there already a timetable on when will the board of supervisors might make a decision on this? >> reporter: alameda county supervisor richard valle is the chair of the public protection commitee. he says it all depends on what happens during tomorrow's meeting. the public will be able to weigh in on this contreversial issue. and then the board of supervisors may decide to discuss it. the american civil liberities union is concerned these drones could be used to spy on people in their homes. the american civil liberities union is concerned these drones could be used to spy on people in their homes. supervisor valle. says the alameda county sheriff secured a 34 thousand dollar grant to implment this aerial surviellance program,. he says the sheriff wants to use the unmanned aircraft systems in missing person's plane crashes, and in areas where its difficult for law enforcement to access. the chair of the public protection committee is extremely concerned about these drones violating

kron 4's reggie kumar is live in studio. with the very latest. reggie? >> reporter: as passengers came off the ship they had smiles on their faces. others anximously waiting to disembark yelled get me off get me off. the carnival cruise's promised to personally apologize to everyone who boarded this nightmare cruise overflowing toilets, raw sewage in the hallways, foul odors, food shortages. passengers say that's what they were forced to deal with while onboard the carinval triump. some even chose to sleep outside, because the air conditioning wasn't working and their rooms were extremely hot. cell phone charging stations filled to the brim, cords all over the floor. this was one of a few places on the ship that had electricity. >> if was tent. city just like the new orleans superdome they asked us to tidy up before the helicopters came in but it was not like that. >> with no electricity, no hot water, no running water, no toilets. >> reporter: those on board this nightmare cruise spoke to cnn about the living conditions. carnival's ceo apologized to all

our guide was manjula kumar, a smithsonian program manager. >> there are stories about the origins ofhe whirling dervishes and one of the stories is rumi was walking towards, just walking down and he heard the call for prayer and he was so overwhelmed, he was almost in an ecstasy to hear the call for prayer that he started moving around and he called it a divine ecstasy. and since then his followers started making this whirling. it's creating an atmosphere to pray and it's an offering i think it's just a physical way of expressing this love for the divine and that's how they kind of twirl and in the whirling it becomes a meditation. it's an ecstatic state, but over the years it's become an art form. they do not call it a performance. i would not call it a performance. it is a spiritual offering. this became a symbol of believing in beyond religion, beyond the rituals, beyond the fundamental beliefs of islam. it continues to evolve, it continues to grow, but i want to just make a very clear distinction that everyone today will say sufism, the term, is not a religion, it is a philosophy

om kumar is a wheat farmer from central india who told us he walked 300 miles to get here.d you come from so far away? he made the journey, he said because the water has special power. for hindus the ganges suzuki a sacred river and they believe that bathing here during the kumbh mela will wash away their signs. the pilgrims have set up camp in a sprawling city of tents complete with banks, its own police force and traffic jams. but on sunday which hindus consider the luckiest day for bathing, they expect the number to have swelled to 40 million people, the size of new york london and paris combined. leading the crowds are india's colorful holy men. one of them is mahant ravindranand sarswati who helped explain hindu beliefs including reincarnation. >> that's the start of life. this is a truth. understand? >> reporter: most of the pilgrims make do with basic conditions but for a wealthy few, there's this luxury tented camp where one of the guests is an indian princess who normally lives in a palace. >> it's something that binds you all together. that faith in the ganges, in

kron 4's reggie kumar tells us what the restaurant owner thinks happened. for the past few weeks, they can transmit the virus. they say that they passed the last health inspection with no problem. drivers along san francisco's central freeway, and parts of interstate 80, have been left confused by missing lane divider lines. the markers were removed by cal-trans crews working on the roadways. new tonight at eight. kron 4's charles clifford explains why. and when they may return. this is video i shot while merging onto southbound interstate 80 from 7th street in san francisco thursday afternoon. notice anything missing? the lane lines are gone. there's no white lines or reflective markers seperating the lanes or marking the shoulders. there is a vague outline of where those things used to be, but it's hard to see. what happened to the lines? well, earlier this month caltrans started resurface the roadway along this portion of interstate 80 and the central freeway, which connects 80 to market street. the work required removing the lane lines and reflective ma

police say kumar smashed his car into a patrol car.e was also suspected of pointing a gun at two other men. >> happening now in the east bay, emoriville police reopened all streets near two buildings today, sky 7 was over the scene after a bomb threat was reported. is live with the latest. >> bomb-sniffing dogs called to the scene. it took hours for authorities to call the all clear. but in the end, no bomb device was found. police received what they describe as a credible bomb threat around 7:00 this morning. the focus of the intention? joint bio energy research institute. the department of energy research lab that developed bio fuels and occupy twoz floors of this building. it's 6,000 employees were told not to come to work, evacuated or turned away from the giant glass vuk tour stretching a city block. officials tell me they decided that the threat, quote, warranted immediate evacuation of buildings and that is when they sounded at larm and called in extra man power for a detailed search of every floor and office. we saw this agent

i want to sort of see the world through the eyes of harold and kumar. >> all right. >> is that legal?es how conscious we are of identity politics and playing on stereotypes. one of the scenes is you have an asian-american playing the asian stereotype as well as kumar playing the indian-american. the opening scenes, the two white guys at work trying to figure out how to go party because one has a lot of work to do. they come up with a brilliant idea. let's give the work to the asian guy. they walk over to harold and say you asian guys love crunching numbers. we just made your weekend. this notion that that is actually post racial. >> yep. >> somehow he's at work -- >> yep, yep, yep. >> embedded in a culture of high finance yet it teases the stereotype that is do that. it's a category of honorary whites. >> right. yes. >> that's the danger. we think we are all operating on the same -- >> what i love about that is our next segment is on race jokes. somehow you totally made that transition for me. thank you. up next, did you hear the one about the black comedian thrown off stage at the re

court documents refer to one of kumar's main girls who had details of his mansion.er brothers is among three others charged in kumar's murder. >>> san francisco police have opened up a homicide investigation into dallas ayers on market and montgomery back on january 28th. he was injured and died last thursday. he was 78. he sold "chronicles" for years. you may have seen him behind pete's coffee at the b.a.r.t. station. >>> we want to check back in with sal. starting with the east bay. it's pretty crowded there. >> yes, it is. i want to start with the section of 880 in fremont. the drive time, usually about 20 minutes. this morning, it's very slow. it's backed up to almost 40 minutes from 238 to mowry avenue. that's not very good. sometimes our normal morning, it's about 20 minutes this is almost double the time it will take you to get through the area because of an earlier motorcycle crash near stevenson. give yourself plenty of extra time heading south. i want to show you the bay bridge, 25 to 30-minute delay. a little bit worse than it normally is. not too bad but

the other three defendants face murder and robbery charges in connection with kumar's killing. >>> 7:21. a story about a young woman who talked too much in court. she talked back to a judge in florida and ended up getting punishment she didn't quite expect. >> did you say [bleep]? >> actually -- >> did you say that? >> yes, sir. >> i did. i find you in criminal contempt. 30 days in jail. >> yep. she gets a month in jail after she flipped off the judge and -- well, she said something, too, tori. he just ordered her to be held on $10,000 bond. she's been charged with possession of the drug xanax. the judge first ordered her on $5,000 but her responsive -- but her sarcastic response, she said adios, prompted the judge to hike up the bail. >>> it's a word we've not heard in the forecast for a long time and that's "rain." up next, steve paulson will pinpoint when we'll see the first raindrops and how long it will last. >>> i'm a cowboy. >> can you believe what happened in concord? yes, that's a camel. it had to be rounded up, and 8- foot tall camel that escaped twice. we'll tell you about

host: we're talking with anita kumar and jonathan strong.ta kumar is a white house correspondent from mcclatchy newspapers. host: congressional reporter for "roll call" and covers leaders and has some experience. and was investigative reporter at the "daily caller. " our next caller is republican from georgia. caller: i'm sure it will be the same as usual. host: what does that mean to you? caller: same stuff he always talks about. how he is going to lower taxes. but it's the same stuff. host: how about rand paul? what about him? caller: i will watch him. i won't watch obama. you watch him one time and you know what he's going to say. host: what do we know senator rubio is going to say? guest: he is a young, great speaker and have been involved in the immigration issue and people will be looking to see how -- how much he'll embrace what president obama says and you know, if he will be willing to go along sm the president is going to talk today that there are places we can find common ground. the question will be will senator rubio be talking