i'd be a lot less nervous if you were dressed in black leathern with a thousand hearts laura. so i'm sure you're all wondering how a haefrl davidson dealer and rider gets to obtain on this stage to a accept an award. i'm a proud alumni with a small story. back in 1975 picture me on the motor vehicle at night heading for home then image a truck headed my way that doesn't stop at the red light i'm sure you can imagine the rest of the story i'm loaded into a ambulance for a bumpy ride to general with a team of decreases and nurses worked throughout the night and into the down u dawn enabling me to live and eventually walk another day they jump started any batteries and with plates rods and sensuous in each leg and vuvenl an affordable leg you can put humpty-dumpty back together again there was no traumatic head injuries - (clapping) but if you ask my wife and children that's up for debate (laughter) after a few years guarantee go by and i'm back on motor vehicles i start to look and realize two things one i'm pretty lucky to be here and two maybe i can help someone else. so out come

i'd be a lot less nervous if you were dressed in black leathern with a thousand hearts laura. so'm sure you're all wondering how a haefrl davidson dealer and rider gets to obtain on this stage to a accept an award. i'm a proud

laura so it looks like serious violence is threatening to get closer to home for britain what more can you tell us. it does it does and these are the first direct threats as far as we know that we have seen that have come out of syria and as you say there are threats to attack public transport to attack financial centers and there's an estimated hundreds of britons that have joined the hottest rebel groups in syria according to a couple of studies that have been done it's not just britons although they are the most numerous there are around three hundred fifty according to these couple of studies that we've found but there are also three hundred belgians more than two hundred each from france and germany and around about one hundred fifty fighters who've gone from the netherlands to syria this group that we're talking about in britain is a group called riot how we which is a british jihadist group faction in syria they've got this facebook page and they've issued these threats online mainly if you take a look at their facebook page which is quite a shocking thing actually that the post

smith is here with us with all the latest details hi there laura so how did london justify this what has it said. well basically what charles the georgia has been is saying is if scotland walks away from the u.k. it also walks away from the pound he's very clear about that he said that there are four things that are necessary to have a currency union so for scotland to share the pound and then proceeded to demolish the possibility of those conditions being met let's just go through those four things so we can look at what they are the first thing he talked about was a banking union scotland of course has a huge financial sector it's worth about twelve times its g.d.p. alone there's no way that scotland would be able to bail out its own balance you've only got to look at the huge world bank of scotland so that the u.k. has only just managed to extricate itself from an obligation to bail out european banks for one earth would it put itself back into an obligation to bail out scottish banks essentially because scotland will be. as a dependent a foreign country and there's nothing in tha

giving this speech south of the border he's a lawyer smith is live with us now from london hi there laura so what was the p.m.'s argument to keep scotland in the fold. well on friday he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh in the northern irish he said four million scottish people would be able to vote in this referendum but in fact sixty three million people would be affected everybody in the british isles and he urged those other people who don't have a vote to play a part he said you may not have a vote but you do have a voice so what he wants everybody to do is phone or tweet anyone scottish that we know and tell them that we don't want them to leave the u.k. that's essentially his message today we want you to stay and that message betrays his worry really and could be quite timely in the recent poll has shown that support for scottish independence south of the border has leapt a little bit in the last few months january poll showed twenty four percent in support up from twenty one percent in november so

laura. >> thanks so much. 4:48. continuing coverage now, you crane still without a permanent government. the country's interim leader said a new government should be in place by thursday instead of today as he had earlier indicated. officials are still looking for former president victktor yanukovych who is wanted for the killing of 82 people. mostly protesters who died in violent clashes with police. >> a family posing for a photo plunged to the ground when the deck collapsed. the family says it's suing the builder and the homeowners association. here is the photo. the builder says -- there they go. the builder says it cannot be held liable because the deck is more than 10 years old. no one seriously hurt. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," the giants and a's square off. why buster posey will not be taking the field. >> from olympic ice to the classroom. we hear from polina edmunds before she returns to school in a few hours. >> we're looking here to the golden gate bridge. the cones returned to the morning commute position. glowing lights but not a problem. >>> welcome back to you a

laura. >> thanks so much. in a few hours the national transportation safety board will begin an all-day hearing on the ups plane crash in alabama last august. federal investigators say pilot fatigue may be one of the possible factors in the crash that killed both the pilot and the copilot. they say the pilots' shift started 9:00 p.m. the previous day. it slammed into a hillside as it was trying to land eight hours later in birmingham. >> new fallout from the miami dolphins. following the nfl investigation into the team's bull egg. the dolphins front office fired offensive line coach jim turner and head athletic trainer kevin o'neill in response to an nfl investigation. the report from the nfl found richie incognito and two teammates harassed former player jonathan martin along with another lineman and assistant trainer. it said turner and o'neill did nothing to stop the bullying and even took part. >> the alameda county sheriff's office will use dogs to patrol oracle arena during warrior games. the arena annou

so we did this one to laura. ddy you have really good taste and you picked me as a friend so that makes me feel g. i want you to know how much i appreciate -- you're always willing to split dessert with me. roses were created to celebrate people of your caliber. you have the heart of an adorable puppy. with love and friendship, scott. >> it determined that's what you wanted to say to me. >> exactly. they will do a crazy in love one which i thought -- and all out of love for those who need that. >> really. >> that's fun. >> auto generated. i agree with all of it. you do have the heart of a puppy. >> except i don't split dessert very well. thank you so sweet. we are good friends which is very kind. 5:21. coming up we'll head back to sochi where our high was 64 degrees, janelle will give us a look at the coastal paradise coming up next. >>> welcome back to you. not the olympic torch in sochi. this is squaw valley, host of the 1960 games. they are getting much needed snow. >> much different story in sochi where temper

the only choice they're not qualified to make according to our commissioner laura smith joining me now live with all the details so laura who is this person and what exactly are they referring to. with these a comment made by vivian reading. justice commission is a really a top u.s. special and it's british people that she's talking about here she says don't know enough about the european union to be able to vote in a referendum on whether to stay where the person should stay in or come out of it not only does she think that rates are too ignorant to vote in a referendum she's also question their ability to vote in the european elections which will take place less than one hundred days from now in may she's urging britain essentially to spend more time on debate about the e.u. before a possible referendum is announced and basically accusing people of not knowing what they'd be voting about and of sleepwalking into making a deeply uninformed decision to illustrate that she says that brussels has even been blamed for the floods that are happening right now in britain she jokes about it she didn't know that she was s

and if you always become caricatures in a way, and so for laura bush, who is so deeply in love with her husband to say the way he was treated must have hurt deeply. she continued to stand by him. i think she traveled far more in his second term than she did in the first term. and she was -- because again, she had found a voice on so many issues particularly relating to women. and tried to further that cause by hitting the road. and trying to be -- trying to better explain his policies to our nation and to the world. >> and in 2004, the re-election bid for laura bush was on the road extensively during the campaign year. and this next clip shows you one of the challenges of being a first lady when you're trying to pursue your on agenda and that pesky press corps continues to ask questions. let's watch. >> i'm very proud of no child left behind act and i'm proud of the way that schools and all across the country are rallying to make the goals of that act. and it's also the same goal. we all have the same goals. and that's to make sure every child has a great education. there's a very large

we are expecting the heavy raes rainfall, we are back to you, scott and laura. >> thanks so much. it's 5:57. an early morning fire forces a number of families from their home. what we're learning. >> we continue to follow breaking news part of highway 101 closed after a tanker overturned. some homes are evacuated. christie smith getting an update on when things will be reopened. >>> breaking news. a stretch of southbound 101 shut down in the south bay. new details about the fuel spill from an overturned tanker. >> people wake up to smoke and flames at a townhouse. why firefighters couldn't save one unit. >> an nbc bay area microclimate weather alert. we're live in the sierra with a look at how much fresh powder is falling. >> we have a lot on the way. more rain moving into the bay area as we speak. we're talking about the potential for flooding in your neighborhood. even though you may not be one of the parts of the bay area that usually sees the heavy rainfall, it's coming in heavy tonight. i'm going to time it out to your doorstep. >> in the aftermath of yesterday's rain, before

laura. >> thanks so much. 6:26. still ahead a gold medal grudge match.o sochi to see how team usa is gearing up to win the women's hockey final for the first time in 16 years. plus, two local olympians best friend yet fierce competitors. let's take a live look from russia this morning. look at the mountaintops there, covered with snow as the games continue so does your newscast. 6:27. [ male announcer ] when three world champions face off in intense competition... ♪ ...you never know what can happen. [ laughter ] can that be in?! [ male announcer ] royal caribbean international is proud to present the caribbean cup challenge! featuring gabby douglas... [ douglas ] i totally went the wrong way. i should stick to gymnastics. [ male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >> a grudge match for gold in women's hockey. we are live in soch

so bright. it's early. i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's check in with the forecast, it's a cold start. >> it certainly is. there is a bright spot in the forecast, that is a lot of rain headed our way. i don't like to use a lot of rain loosely so stick around. i'm going to show you but this is our last dry day. i'm going to time out the storm system, the first of three expected to move over the bay area throughout the rest of the week and into the all important weekend. stick around. lots to talk about in your full forecast. let's check your drive. >> take you out to the north bay. looking at southbound 101, a smooth drive, no problems out here. into san francisco, 101 moves smoothly. actually through san francisco approaching 280 reports of a stalled bus. it sounds like they are going to tow it. there will be flashing lights as you approach so a word about that. on the east bay side, no problems down the east shore freeway, a smooth drive. slowing on our sensors there at 24/13 interchange a. slower commute and probably get off the fr

and so for laura bush to see the way he was treated plushy continue to stand by. she traveled far more in his second term and she didn't first to. but if she had found a voice on the issues particularly related to women in charge differ that caused by an the road in trying to be -- trying to better explain his policies tarnation into the world. >> in 2004 the reelection bid, war was on the road extensively. is next clip shows you one of the challenges of being a first lady we're trying to pursue your own agenda and that pesky press corps continues to ask questions >> and proud of the way schools all across the country are meeting the goals. we'll have the same goals let's make sure every child kits a great education. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. relates to the rest of us. she me has issues that she disagrees with them on but the idea of trying to stay focused on the area where she had an impact and knowing that she can further her time away if she doesn't remain what we would call on message but which also can be in a specific and focused

failed to comply with its terms when it's get more on their reaction from ortiz or smith in london so laura tell us more what these e.u. represent is a saying. well we've seen involvement of foreign officials on the my down right from the very beginning of this crisis we've seen slightly surreal things like polish deputies setting up tents on the my dad and making speeches distributing polish delicacies to the protesters we've seen the u.s. undersecretary of state victoria nuland distributing cookies we hear and we've also seen the lithuanian foreign minister handing out warm blubs to the protesters and these are all to the physical manifestations of this seemingly unconditional support that western powers have offered to the protesters since the very beginning and in fact up until recently they've been calling them peaceful protesters and essentially they they took sides right through the very beginning condemning the authorities and and supporting the opposition seemingly in a matter what it did and then of course they broke it they steal from germany and poland and also seemingly at what

who knew 4:30 could be so much fun? i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. i, too, have that olympic fever going this morning. we're so excited about it. 24 hours away. 44 in san francisco. 38 in east bay. 32 degrees in north bay. chilly out there to start. cole out there today. still counting on rain. we are talking about potential for maybe 2 to 3 inches of rain by the end of the weekend up in the north bay. a lot to go over in the forecast coming up in a minute. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. big changes weather-wise and traffic wise. looking at standard flow westbound 580, streaming headlights towards el charro, and this is your commute direction. we'll mark it on the map. volume of traffic, good for 4:31, moving smoothly, at the limit. road crews on the roadways through south bay. 101, into the peninsula as well as heading up north 85, and no big surprises now. >>> breaking news out of sochi where snowboard somewhere gold medalist shaun white is dropping out of one of the events in

myself and laura are the only family in the history of the business that all have stars on hollywood boulevard that mother, father, child. other families but not mother, father, child. and sought up. and my wife andrea is a fabulous movie buff from 1928 to 1950. she'll give you -- we start playing trivia, not just her but folks that really know how to do it, and she starts out give me three edna may oliver movies. my god. >> you were married the first time for two years, second time for nine years, third marriage 43 years. so you would say from the law of statistics you slowly worked it out. >> well, let's put it this way. my wife is from north dakota. i went over one time to meet a guy in your country named john phelp because i ran long long distances. john fells was a sheep herder that lived in the light district. and he used to run all day long. so i went over to meet him and talk to him and something like that. he was crazy. i mean, and i'm crazy. we start running long stuff. and i went over 1968 to run in brighton. somebody said it's a pretty flat course. >> 60 miles. >> you startle fan t elephant cd run all the way down. they said it's a flat course. it wasn't flat.

reyez from bryant, from daniel went webster, and laura nava from glen park. so i'm just going right ahead to turn it over to maria for the delack presentation. thank you. [ spanish speaker ] >> good evening, commissioners, president fewer and superintendant. my name is maria rocha and i am the president of delack. [ spanish speaker ] >> the members from the district english learner committee are here to work with the district in the search for the solutions to achieve academic success for our english learners. [ spanish speaker ]>> for that we would thank you for giving us the suggestions and recommendation. we have highlighted three 3 points. one was provided to you in may. [ spanish speaker ] >> this suggestion is filing for the english learner services. the funds should be utilized in the highest leveraged activities determined by the funding requirement students and needs and community input. we recommend using english learner funds for the following leverage activities: [ spanish speaker ] we would like to recommend to you to invest funds in tutoring, after

so much for taking my call. it is interesting. between laurash and last week, hillary clinton, they are to women of my generation. one has chosen one path and another has chosen another path. both women i admire very much. the one success that they have had is that they have both raised strong, successful young women. can you comment on the difference between the two and why? thank you. >> on the difference between the two and why they both managed to raise strong women or -- implying. what she is >> very different women and yes, their children are both strong. i guess i believe this my self. woman who i hope has raised strong and successful daughters. there could be -- there should be room in america for all kinds of women to have all kinds of personalities and temperaments in to devote our attention whatever ways we want to, whether we set aside our own careers for a time, pick them back up again, stitch our lives together through the decades to make it work within our own families. we each have our own ways we can pursue that to reach the sa

so the land lady opened the door and let her in. and when she went in, she found lauraura had been murdered on her bed, strangled with her stocking. laura's eyeglasses were on the living room couch. without them, she was literally blind. it appeared she'd been attacked in her living room and murdered in her bedroom. >> this was a crime of power and control. and she was hit in the head on her blind side. >> at first, the motive appeared to be robbery. >> we discovered that there were several items missing from the apartment. her purse, her -- some of her underwear, some shoes, some clothing. >> but there was no sign of forced entry. did that mean laura knew her killer and let him in the apartment? in retracing laura's steps on the night of her murder, investigators discovered that she left her job at the hospital around 6:30. then went to her usual hangout. a local bar where she had a few drinks and talked with friends. laura's neighbor recalled seeing her get out of her car and walk into her apartment around 11:15. and laura's neighbor remembered something else. he said

so call ahead and bring your patience. >> call ahead, that's for sure. all right. laura, thank you very much. >>> so as we were just talking about, this nasty weather has made a mess. airport, around 6,000 flights across the united states have been canceled so far. and more than 1500 are experiencing some kind of delay. a long weekend for presidents' day, we've got a lot of folks saying this is a nightmare. >> it's extremely frustrating. they gave a call. but it wasn't a human being that called me. i couldn't talk to them about it. the worst part about it was i couldn't reach them when i finally did receive them they gave me exactly the wrong information. >> it could be a day or two, they're saying before things get back to normal. rich is live at reagan national airport. hi, rich. >> reporter: hi, martha, passengers keep showing up but they're not going anywhere. both runways were closed here at dulles. and they just opened up the first runway of the day over of the last hour. there are passenger, waiting to get on later flights. the airlines are saying maybe later toda

olga reyez from bryant, from daniel went webster, and laura nava from glen park. so i'm just going right ahead to turn it over to maria for the delack presentation. thank you. [ spanish speaker ] >> good evening, commissioners, president fewer and superintendant.

laura. everybody was so happy to see that rain fall over the weekend. when the rainfall did show up it exposed a new major problem on the recently opened span of the bay bridge. now, as you can see behind me it really is a beautiful bridge shrouded in fog this morning. here's the deal. on sunday bridge engineers found what they feared they might see after a big rainstorm. rain water dripping and puddling into the steel structure right below the road deck of the suspension stretch of this span. that is a highlighted part of the bridge, trael pinnacle of this gorgeous road. water not supposed to be inside. where is it coming from. the seepage might be from the steel guardrails used on the portion of the bridge to reduce waft. not to get too technical you could equate this to a home project gone wrong because it might have something to do with the caulking. the caulk was applied around those two surfaces, pumped along the sides of the rails on the outside of the rails, some engineers are saying because it was put on the outside it might not be performing a

who knew 4:30 could be so much fun? i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this mornin

laura. sorry my financial partner. thank you so much for being here. i know our controller is in the room our third leg to the insinuation, of course, our department heads and as well all the folks who are here in the room whose helped me make this successful. all the folks in the labor community in the china's community and 4th district but also take a moment to thank my assessor staff so, please give a round of applause to my assessor staff (clapping) i want to say a thank you to you, you are the folks who prevail lists all the things i know we will go great places together. i want to thank you for the hard work you'll be doing this year. thank you, thank you, thank you and i'll continue to say thank you for your work. of course, i want to say and also, if i've left anyone anti i apologize it's overwhelming to see the support. i'll support this city and service it with my principles my parents taught me to grow up with humility and i need to strife to improve and make things better we're never where we should be we need to do more to serve the commun

laura. sorry my financial partner. thank you so much for being here. i know our controller is in the room our third leg to the insinuation, of course, our department heads and as well all the folks who are here in the room whose helped me make this successful. all the folks in the labor community in the china's community and 4th district but also take a moment to thank my assessor staff

laura's car. >> we received a report back from the fbi that the hair recovered from her vehicle was consistent with john taylor. >> at the time, mitochondrial dna testing of human hair was still years away. so it was impossible to know for certain if this was taylor's hair. >> we can never get that one key piece of evidence that can place him with laura salmon on the day of the murder. >> and the men's jeans found at the murder scene had a waist size of 30 inches and a 36-inch inseam, too big for taylor. ultimately, investigators concluded a single hair was not enough to charge him with murder. >> though all of that evidence pointed to him, there was still no smoking gun and nothing to actually tie them together. >> and there were other suspects too. in all, police investigated over 100 other suspects, with no success. >> i made a promise to her at her grave that i would see that justice was done. i didn't really know how i would carry out that promise, but that's the last thing i could do for her. >> but lourine mackey's promise went unfulfilled and 16 long years passed. in the meantime, dan goodwin began a career that would eventually lead to law enforcement. >> after graduation, i became

>> nice to he so you, laura. >> good to be here. >> it's good to know that our success is because, well, you know, we criticize the president. >> none of us would actually exist the at all were it not for president obama. he created life on earth he created fox news' rating. when i heard that part of the interview he is echoing what he said before about fox and talk radio and his minute i couldn't i couldn't --d similar things. is he telling people because he knows a lot of people are watching. he believes and he thinks there is good evidence that fox is not a legitimate news organization that fox doesn't really report on the news. that fox might as well be an extension of, i don't know, rnc, tea party, pick your choice. i think he is doing that to get his base back. they got obamacare. one lousy law that is a disaster. so i don't think they are all that thrilled about what's going on. he wants to shore up his base. as long as he talks about the partisans at fox, he doesn't really have to confront, you know, what's happened to the american worker, to the american people. >> i really don

it's time for george will, julie pace, laura ingram and juan william. so is giving people a cheaper way to get health insurance a good thing or bad thing 1? >> everything big government does has consequences. when it has taxes, it changes incentives for citizens. people forget social security was advocated in the 1930s as a way of getting people to quit working. because they thought we were con signed to a permanent scarce city of jobs in this country. second, it isconsigned to a per city of jobs in this country. second, it is point of progressivism. in order to change soerl nocial, the president said i want to fundamentally change america and these disincentives to work are part of it. >> i understand the need and what we were told the purpose of obamacare to try to reach out and help the millions of people now uninsured. but do we want to make it a government policy? make a government policy to offer in-scentives for people t work less or not at all? >> what we're talking about is 1 1% to 2% of labor supply. so it's not something that will decrease the d

costly system but it's up to them to decide how to play that out yeah i mean on second so yeah i totally agree with laura i think outside of whatever you think of immigration. these undocumented immigrants are going to affect the cost of health care in california and need to find a way to do more and tonight's big issue politics. there are made in. two or three coast network. it's going to give you a different perspective if you want to never i'll give you the information you make the decision. bring you the answer. from the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness through the system streamline. our troops would be described as angry i think i'm a strong no wonder single. as a fellow when i close my eyes i see people in mosques so. you know sometimes i think that you're a muslim itself is a face covered by a mosque. with people in both sides of the barricades and you must. listen to those sometimes just so it feels as if all of ukraine is no. i marinate join me. for that impartial and financial reporting commentary can for me i'm much much. only on the bus and. i've got a quote for you. that's p

so i'm more so on the cashier's desk, and that time is pretty busy. >> laura works at the sunmart gas station in munson township, ohio, and loves her job. >> we're smiling at 6:00 a.m. and smiling at 9:00 p.m. when it's time to close down. so we have a lot of regular customers. >> one of those regular customers is jim, a building maintenance supervisor. >> i come to this gas station every day for lunch during the workweek. >> october 9, 2009, is as routine as any other day. laura behind the counter. jim enjoying his lunch. >> it was towards the end of the lunch hour, and i noticed on our screen that some register tape at one of the pumps needed to be changed. >> while by the pumps to swap out the tape, laura notices another repeat customer, alex, purchasing some gas. >> the nozzle was still in his vehicle so i walked away. >> a few minutes later, with a full tank of gas, alex pulls his pickup truck forward and stops as a minivan rounds the corner. so alex exits his vehicle to toss some trash into the garbage can. then, without warning, the van goes out of control, slamming into alex a

laura bush is so deeply in love with her husband. it hurt her deeply. she continued to stand by him. she traveled far more in his second term than in the first term. again, she had found a voice on so many issues, particularly related to women. be hit the road and tried to , tried to better explain his policies to our nation and the world. >> for the reelection bid, laura bush was on the road extensively. this next clip shows you one of the challenges of being the first lady when you are trying to pursue your own agenda and the press corps continues to ask questions. >> i am very proud of no child of mine and the way schools in states all across the country are rallying to meet the goals of that. it is the same goal. we all have the same goal and that is to make sure every child has a great education. there is a very wide achievement title i schools and students in poor schools and that is what we have to address. it is not fair in our country to have that achievement gap. >> how has it been in the last couple of weeks for you watching your husband the

so fast it's getting difficult to track. we're all over it. good morning to you, scott and laura. i want to start in the south bay where we're getting hit the hardest. south of 92 heavy downpours coming through san jose getting hit hard now. and that will continue throughout the next hour potentially hour and a half. we're getting pretty brief heavy downpours through danville, we're watching that moving through quickly. watch out for dangerous conditions. 580 and 680 come together we'll get full details in a moment. i want to give you an idea of what's happening in the north bay. and you can see here showers are winding down. north bay, we have the potential for four to five inches of additional rainfall as we head throughout the next 72 hours. a lot to go over this morning. before that long-range forecast as promised here is mike inouye. >> good morning. we'll focus on the now for the east shore freeway. looks like a soupy shot. wet roads around the maze. approaching the berkeley curve and slow drive in both directions. look at the maps. talking about this area with the blue that

good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm lauraannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the fire started after midnight at a six-story complex on cambon drive just blocks from san francisco state. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san francisco with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. things are getting back to normal. most residents, 200 or so people are back in their apartments at this hour after being rattled from their building hearing their apartment was on fire right in the middle of the building where it was burning. this is a 12-story building and firefighters say that this started before 1:00 this morning with residents seeing the flames pouring from a sixth floor unit window in the rear of the building. these are apartments at park merced near san francisco state on cambon drive. on the way in it escalated, they got reports of oxygen tanks exploding. dozens of people evacuated, some of them sheltered in place, stayed away from the fire, two people injured in all this, at least one of them needed oxygen at th

we're talking about heavy rainfall, scott and laura, that's going to stick with us. so i'm going to tell you you want to make indoor plans for this weekend. you'll notice on the seven-day forecast we're in the thick of it for four days. here's what we're working with. light showers, mostly moving through the south bay and the east bay. this is it until about 10:00 a.m. and the heavier rainfall starts to push in. we're mostly in the 50s, as we head throughout this afternoon, sticking with the 50s, 56 in san francisco, 57 in the south bay. bring your jacket and umbrella and be ready for what could be a dangerous commute home. you can see the deeper green moving on shore, stop it again by 630 check. some of the heaviest rainfall along the coast line in the north bay and down here in the south bay. we stop that clock again after an inch, maybe two inches of rain in the north bay we're going to get another round of really heavy rainfall, especially in the north bay. this is where you want to take it easy as we head throughout the next 72 hours. it does not stop. i stopped th

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2008 and did a similar walk and talk with laura bush and went through all the restoration she did, including a very extensive one to the lincoln bedroom, which was so important. almost every room in the white house was touched by laura ush. beyond the white house she had an enormous impact on the presidential retreat at camp david. >> i don't want to leave out edith roosevelt, teddy roosevelt wife, who had an enormous impact in redoing the physical space of the white house. she was the one who can be credited with building the west wing, which has become so famous in the 20th century. she also had a large and active family, and the living quarters had been so crowded, the same as caroline harrison. it hadn't change since harrison's time. she didn't really feel she had enough room for her family, and she wanted all the presidential offices out of the white house, and oversaw the restoration that was done. a lot of it was based on the ideas that caroline harrison had put forward at the centennial of the presidency. but edith and teddy were at the centennial of the white house. they were able to get more congressional backing. >> we have the plans tha

so check out this fiery debate between laura ingram and george will. it happened on fox news sunday. >> do we care about american workers at all and their jobs and their wages and their dreams? >> you're the one who's arguing the afl-cio argument. >> no, they're for it. >> they're for it with so many caveats. you're arguing the zero-sum game. there are 500 million americans. they're all going to be working. because we're going to have economic dynamism aided by immigration. >> and laura ingram is here live. she's a radio talk show host and fox news contributor. great to have you. >> great studio. same studio as yesterday. >> well, you felt it. you're going head to head with george will. you're both arguably republicans. >> we're both friends. imagine how i treat people i'm not friends with. >> i think people have seen that too. >> no, we're good friends. >> anyway, what do you make now of where immigration reform is going? since john boehner has basically said after a meeting with republicans last week behind closed doors, i'm not doing this right now.

laura ingraham who joins us from washington. so what would do you? think barbara jordan had it right back in 1995. she was the democrat congresswoman, african-american medicine of the commission on immigration reform. and she said look deportation is crucial. right? because we don't have any credibility in immigration today. obama brought down the deportation level. so there is a big, you know, welcome mat at the border now. we have a lot of unaccompanied minors coming across, a surge at the border. have to do border enforcement, number one, number two, we have to do employment verification. a the love these employers want to hire people. get documents, phony documents maybe licenses. they don't know who is legal who is not. we need that number three, we have to make it more difficult for people who are in this country illegally to stay here. they have got to be encouraged to go home. they can't be opening up bank accounts, driver's licenses, all the benefits you get. the polls out there. the fox news poll on this last year, rasmussen, shows that tho