wavelength, l. now, we could put a l here, but does that look kind of exotic? l? doesn't it look sort of bland? wouldn't it be nice to jazz it up a little bit and use maybe a greek letter l? yeah? we can do a greek--anyone know what a greek letter l is called? no, nobody knows here. any greek scholars? - alpha? - no, not alpha. - lambda. - lambda. ah, lambda, lambda. that's right. and--watch, that's not so exotic, is it? your parents see that you're doing like this. they don't say, "l. i know the alphabet." but what if your parents look down and they see you doing this? "ooh, heavy, honey, heavy. you be learning that stuff?" you say, "i know that stuff," okay? that's just the greek letter l, it stands for wavelength. you see it all through wave nomenclature. so, you ought to know what it means. that's just a greek letter l, length, the length of a wave. so the length of the wave from peak to peak, or it's from here to here. this would be lambda as well. some people get mixed up. and they say, "oh, it's from here to here." but no. this part of the wave is going dow

l up. >>> right now, so far so good, we are accident free.onstruction to look out for this morning. i'll have more details in just a few minutes. >>> we're following developing news this morning in the south bay. police are investigating a homicide in campbell. the city's first in years. an 18-year-old man was suffering from bullet wounds late last night. the victim identified as richard vega was found near dunston drive. a dark colored sedan was seen leaving the area and headed east. there's no description of a suspect and we'll have a live report at 5. >>> four shootings by officers ended with four people e dead. the first three shootings happened on saturday and early sunday another in hayward. at 3:30 in the morning, a police officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a parked car. the driver tried to speed away, hitting an open door of the parole car. the officer opened fire in defense of the civilian's life and his own. the driver was cap captured -- captured but the passenger was already dead. >> if people would comply, yo

the bay area much still surgerying through the north bay where the steadyiest heaviest rainfall l right now of heavy steady rain fall on the peninsula around sun fran moving across the bay now to the east bay we all get wet weather during the over tonight perfect. also have a winter storm warning in effect for the central sierra including the tahoe area until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow night looking at possibility of 10 to 20 inches of new snow about 4000 feet. wednesday gusting to 70 miles per hour. state wide tomorrow cooler. wetter conditions just about everywhere scattered showers with areas of written snow in the mountains and here on the bay area. showers tomorrow with a little break of sunshine but it's raw and cool with high only in the 50's. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have 2 and a half days of that kind of weather coming our way. start to dry out on friday. warm-up over the weekend by the way weekend start daylight saving time again. set the clocks ahead saturday night or sunday morning. >> didn't forget. >> that's important. >> all right thanks spencer. >> it's always nast

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. >> john: joining me now, l. joy williams and elon james white and aaron rand freeman.r joining us. >> thank you. >> john: whether kimani gray was armed. whether he belonged to a gang. we know he had been arrested in the past, but the specifics for this particular shooting is less important than the underlying anger that members of the community feel about this happening. i don't think anybody is surprised when this happens. i think we're all sort of numb to that, but elon you were there, and you were at the protest the other night, what is the mood now and where do you think the investigation is going? >> well, the mood is of anger and frustration overall. when i got down there i went down when everyone was yelling riot. i went to find out what is happening myself. when i got there i didn't see the remnants of a full-blown riot. i saw glass broken and garbage thrown about, but not as we know as riots when things are on fire and destroyed. but the people who were still there, they were angry. they're angry because they feel like they're under siege. the nypd is not look

the president has now ruled out. against l spent time attacking iran. there is real warryness. when we consider what are the iranians thinking, rahimi i'm told has said to people, "i can't negotiate with the americans. my identity is based on the opposition to americans. our regime has called for america's destruction." in a weird way it's like john boehner's position, he can't do a deal with obama on the budget or the tea party throw him overboard. chris: before we get this here, can anyone think we can establish and hold in this country a policy of containment, have the weapons, warn not to use them? >> no. chris: the syrian question, do you get a sense that we're talking about under this president, barack obama, of using u.s. forces to do air strikes? are we that close? >> two key political figures in the senate this week called on the president to create a no fly zone over northern syria, carl levin, a democrat senator and senator john mccain. behind them are a growing number of people in the state department, in the administration. i think the principle opposition of that

and moving on to item l, special order of business, i will now call the public hearing to the quality education investment act waivers to order. may i hear a motion and a second to the approval of the waivers? may i hear a second? thank you. may i have a reading of the recommendation from the superintendent or attendee. there you are. >> good evening. the requested actions that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district will hold a public hearing for the purpose of approving the submission of applications for labor release for complying with /sraeurbs various sections [inaudible] otherwise known as qeia. the board of education is being asked to [inaudible] 52055.740 al a through d [inaudible]. the detail of the waiver is requested are listed in the table below. shall i read the table? >> could we do a -- i appreciate all the information listed here. sorry, can i -- thank you. did you explain the fiscal impact and what exactly we're doing? >> correct. so we have these four schools receive a little under 1.4 million dollars in total of qeia funding annually. in

. >> michael: so we glielt l more on thomas perez now as i'm joined by current tv's own david schuster comes to us from new york. what are you hearing about perez? >> this is one of the shrewdest and perhaps brilliant political moves we have seen of president obama's second term. if confirmed he would be the only hispanic serving in the cabinet. thomas perez at the justice department, the problem for, is that he has lead thef fort to charge law enforcement agencies for their crackdown on illegal immigrants, so there you have the tea party infuriated at people like thomas perez, for leading this justice department effort against people like sheriff joe arpaio in arizona, and yet republicans know that if they vote against this nomination, they stranding with hispanics at a time when they are trying to reach out to hispanic voters and that all falls apart. so it's the ultimate putting republicans in a very difficult corner. >> michael: how much of a difference did he make with joe arpaio? >> he didn't get back much backdown from joe arpaio but he made things very difficult for that sherif

>> it's not about your -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: skad l along now. >> it's premium supportsing deliberate pain. >> it's the republicans who wanted it -- >> but as an american in all of my years of being an american i app appalled of what this prime minister has done -- oops. >> stephanie: i'm from kalamazoo. >> that's his kalamazoo accident. >> stephanie: rush limbaugh. >> the liberals have leaders who are radicals who are trying to corrupt as much of the institution that has defined the country, and the followers glom on to something that makes them feel good, compassion love whatever. and they think they are being fair and open-minded and they are actually being hoodwinked into ideas that end up corrupting really good things. and it's not just gay marriage -- it's an all-out assault. >> he sounds disspirited. >> stephanie: he sounds line he has lost the will to be specific in any way. [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: i don't have the energy to think through . . . >> see my point is . . . >> he sounds like he needs a hug, like three or four or five people -- >> stephanie: hands

. >> l 9 states allow to you get married now. we are not going to disappear.just going to keep pushing and fighting for our rights. >>reporter: supreme court is expected to issue a ruling in both cases by june. we know it's happening. historic. but to give it a little perspectiv perspective. woman tonight told me it's a little scary to know the supreme court is about to decide whether she is equal. >> interesting. thanks very much. am m report snooing folk singer michelle shot is making noise with her mouth taped shut. tonight in santa cruz it was a one woman protest at shot strumd her guitar with a disposable suit and head covering with tape across her mouth us a can see surrounded by signs. she invited people to write on her suit. she's one of several venue that cancelled shows after shot made anti-gay rant remarks at a club in san francisco on march 17. >> police in kansas city say a pair of eyeball found in a box at gas station are in the huma human. tape show twos men unloading a package from the car and placing it on a trash can. the police lab determine

surely i won them all over to my side and they'll now be the liberal. they're ling to your house late tonight. >> i bet they will. >> is there a lot of buzz why they didn't invite arguably one of the most popular republican governors out there especially in a pretty democratic state like new jersey, chris christie? >> there is some buzz. and i think it was when crist wrote in the inaugural -- when christie rode in the inaugural parade as the guy who got the most credit for re-electing barack obama. it wasn't just christie being governor. he embraced, you understand the responsibilities he has as governor of that state. but he also has a responsibility as a leader of the republican party. he went way overboard. and besides that, you know, chris christie is no shortage of fans. he is his own biggest fan. >> chris christie might not have been there but there are a lot of merging republican stars, a lot of good conservatives. we got a little montage. >> republican elected officials who vote for tax increases are rat heads. they damage the brand for everybody else. >>

l police say now, they're not cooperating with authorities.atching a big snowstorm hitting the midwest and mid-atlantic to date could be the biggest of the season so far for chicago, the biggest storm they have had 5 in.--is 5 in.. this storm the brink 8- to 0 in. of snow and over 1000 flights had been canceled for the chicago area. the storm will move east in the washington d.c. with rain and snow in to wednesday. here is storm tracker 4 join the storm. also video of blinding snow hitting the colorado mountains. a few inches falling in denver but up to a foot at the ski resorts. and video out of minnesota where a to 7 in. of snow are expected in minneapolis. >> we keep following the storm. flights coming out of chicago could be delayed. you may want to check your carrier we will track the store storms brought the mornishoot--snow storms throughout the morning. >> police are searching for two suspects and a fatal shooting that happen in richmond. that was yesterday afternoon the shooting happened around 330 in the afternoon and the 600 block o

. >> l 9 states allow to you get married now. we are not going to disappear.just going to be there. just going to keep pushing and fighting for our rights. >>reporter: supreme court is expected to issue a ruling in both cases by june. we know it's happening. historic. but to give it a little perspectiv perspective. woman tonight told me it's a little scary to know the supreme court is about to decide whether she is equal. >> interesting. thanks very much. am m report snooing folk singer michelle shot is making noise with her mouth taped shut. tonight in santa cruz it was a one woman protest at shot strumd her guitar with a disposable suit and head covering with tape across her mouth us a can see surrounded by signs. she invited people to write on her suit. she's one of several venue that cancelled shows after shot made anti-gay rant remarks at a club in san francisco on march 17. >> police in kansas city say a pair of eyeball found in a box at gas station are in the huma human. tape show twos men unloading a package from the car and placing it on a trash can.

optimistic about favorable outcome but press forward with the fate for equality regard >> l 9 states allow to you get married noware not going to disappear. just going to be there. just going to keep pushing and fighting for our rights. >>reporter: supreme court is expected to issue a ruling in both cases by june. we know it's happening. historic. but to give it a little perspectiv perspective. woman tonight told me it's a little scary to know the supreme court is about to decide whether she is equal. >> interesting. thanks very much. am m report snooing folk singer michelle shot is making noise with her mouth taped shut. tonight in santa cruz it was a one woman protest at shot strumd her guitar with a disposable suit and head covering with tape across her mouth us a can see surrounded by signs. she invited people to write on her suit. she's one of several venue that cancelled shows after shot made anti-gay rant remarks at a club in san francisco on march 17. >> police in kansas city say a at gas station are in theuma x human. tape show twos men unloading a package from the car and placing it on a trash can. the

what prompted a rebut l rebutal on capitol hill. >>> one man is dead, now investigators are trying to opening day now set for the long awaited bypass for the notorious stretch of the bay area highway. a look at the finishing touches for the tunnels at devil's slide. >> a heated debate on capitol hill as senate committee approves the weapons bill. the fireworks involved a california senator. >> i walked in. i saw people shocked. i looked body that has been shot with these weapons. >> now kpix5's joe vazquez is in the newsroom with details with the emotional exchange. >> senator dianne feinstein who proposed the assault weapons ban and she has taken heat from republicans. today, when a tea party senator who just been elected a few months ago started in, she decided she had enough of that. >> it seems to me that a lot of this should begin as our foundational document. >> the drama begins with freshman senator of texas, telling california senator feinstein a weapons ban is unconstitutional. >> and the second amendment provides that the right of the people to keep and bare arms will not be

and password information to fox for his parent company the tribune's master network now one of the headlines on the l a times web site was actually changed and. as a result so essentially it's an act of digital vandalism he's now faces three criminal counts that could land him in prison for ten years or more and he also faces seven hundred fifty thousand dollars in fines if he's actually convicted i was joined earlier by our web producer andrew blake who's been following the story he wrote it all down for us. yes you know this case has actually been going this investigation going on for a really long time we only really found out about everything yesterday so backing up a little bit when you seem to cover all the bases pretty well but keys was fired from his job at this small time fox affiliate in sacramento back in late two thousand and ten and after he left there supposedly two months later he logged on to a chat room that was frequented by members of anonymous and at some point whether he was in that chat room once or twice or whatever he handed out the log in credentials username and password so

now they're getting into l t obviously, they don't like top perez as nominee.y for his politics. >> the basic problem the republican party has had when it's come to nonwhite voters, you can go back, if you look at the message that was in this autopsy report, all about inclusion, respect, outreach, you can find repeated by past chairman, presidential nominees, major congressional leaders going back to the 1960s and '70s. the critical moment and modern evolution in terms of its relationships with voters, it was 1964. now they're getting into territory where the same thing is almost happening with latinos. they do slightly better, but are sort of permanently about 25%. so the most glaring problem here, we have rhetoric about immigration when it's somebody like perez. there's some rhetorical problem, but a deeper problem and that is that the republican party is sort of on the right side of a cultural divide for 20 years. it could afford to write off the latino vote, the african-american vote and could still win elections. and now the republican party is basically o

tonight, ellen pompeo, sean lo we, and music from lianne l lianne la havas with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. for welcoming me into your lyes. are you on spring break right now? how many of you are on spring break? some of you seem too old to be on spring break. a lot of people come here to california. more people go to florida. right now florida is full of very young and very old people. both of them drinking through tubes. whenever i see the news with the spring break and the kids binge drinking and going nuts, i have to say it reminds me of how much i miss snooki. she was eaten by a rottweiler who mistook her for a snausage abc six weeks ago. this happened in st. louis. a man and a woman witnessed an incident of road rage between two other motorist, two women. it turned into a physical confrontation, but instead of getting out of the car to stop it. they did the smart thing. they remained in the safety 06 their vehicle, videotaped it and uploaded it for everyone to enjoy. >> oh. oh, [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> oh, she got her purse!

activities be used to pressure north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile l programs? now, i just heard on the news this morning that the agreement has been made ostensibly with china to punish north korea for its missile launching nuclear tests. i hope that china will not do what it's done in the past and agree to sanctions and then just erode those sanctions so the sanctions really never took hold. i hope that china will finally understand that the north korean regime is a threat to stability in that region of the world and in many regions of the world. because as chairman royce pointed out, korea, north korea is a rogue state helping countries like syria trying the to obtain nuclear weapons and collaborating with iran. i want this committee to know that on this issue there is not a millimeter's worth of difference between the chairman and myself. we both view the north korean regime as a threat and one that needs to be contained. i want to tell you the first time we took the trip to north korea was probably about nine, eight or nine years ago, and one of the first thing

now, next month, your benefit is get slashed. if you do not get ahead of this that is what awe sistusterity l like now. >> i think what is he saying stimulate the economy and provide jobs and infrastructure it will put resources into the system because you will be creating taxpayers and you'll be making it more solvent to deal with these problems. i think that is where the disagreement is. >> i had a really inciteful question about lowering the retirement age. >> kelly, thank you. bring you back in the next hour. >> good to see you. >> explain this "star trek" parody created by the irs and paid for with taxpayer money. i'm not quite sure i get this one. >>> senator bob casey and "fortune" magazine's leigh gallagher with us. we will be right back. come on, nowadays lots of people go by themselves. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall . ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ . so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly

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now sir, we have a very special presentation. let's welcome from savannah jazz l l c from san francisco international schedule and chairperson of the economic development committee n aacp . >> good afternoon, mayor brown, supervisors and friends. we are gathered here today to pay attribute to a man whose visionary guidance, leadership, preservation of america's only indigenous form jazz had made the city of san francisco a beacon for higher aesthetics around the world. i'm a jazz musician. as jazz indicator and club owner and i'm here on behalf of the jazz musicians, club owners who could not be here to say thank you. from the artist ry to king oliver to armstrong from the magic of duke elg ton, the elegance of nat king coal to the prestige of lady day this is formed from the african american communities to the south literally lifted this nation to the status of a super power. [ applause ] >> mr. mayor brown, your commitment to the preservation of our american art form resulted in the creation of hundreds of jobs and thousands and thousands of nights of employment

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l let's look at the markets right now. little bit of consolidation with the dow jones industrial averages down 39 pointses and the s&p 500 is off 2.5 and the nasdaq composite is off 6 points and not surprising, ty, because we are going into the weekend. >> yes, the dow is going to rally like the miami heat to keep the win streak alive. sue, have a great weekend and a happy st. pat rrick's day for y. that is going to do it for all of us here at "power lunch." have a great weekend. >> that is going to do it for s us, and "street signs" is next. >>> well, the friday luck, will it finally run out? incredibly the dow has been up every friday this year, and ten in a row coming into today and we will ask if this market will soar, float or sink from here. the surprising tech stock that one of the world's best money managers loves and you may not believe the name. and plus, 1 billion ways that the tech titans can help society and real millionaires, and don peoples on that sector. mandy? >> the friday streak is in clear and present

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now let's take a look at the market figurenow let's take a l market figuremarket figures. >>> president of japanese power utility has athounsed he'll scrap the building of a new nuclear plant na fukushima prefecture. it was only 10 kilometers north of fukushima daiichi. the president of tohoku of explained his decision. >> translator: after considering the situation and the feelings of the people of fukushima, we have decided it would not be appropriate to proceed with the planned construction. >> he noted many evacuees are still forced to live in government housing. he said the decision is absolutely natural under current situations. he urged tohoku to make good use of the land. they had been trying to win approval of the land since 1968. >>> google has released panoramic images of a town affected by the tsunami. the internet giant street view service started offering 360 degree digital photos of the town on thursday. this is the first time people around the world get to see the exclusion zone around fukushima daiichi. the images show a shopping mall in the heart of the town littered w

it's now leading l campaign finance reform on the left, and for them to be ticked off at the president just speaks volumes. jenna: it's really interesting to see that, carl. what does the white house have to say about all this criticism? >> reporter: well, they've been taking a lot of heat for several days, and the administration admits access is available to big donors, but they deny ofa is peddling that access with a quid pro quo because the half million dollar amount, they say, is apparently negotiable. this is jay carney from yesterday. >> the white house set it is president's disedge, and there is no -- schedule, and there is no price to meet with the president. you know, organizations have fundraising, they raise money, and in this one has commit toddies closing. committed to disclosing. >> reporter: few seem to be buying the explanation that ofa will be accepting donations for meetings scheduled by the white house. a lot of folks still think it's selling access, and what irks the heft the most is -- the left the most is this is what the president said he would fight, not lead. j