lawrence ok just like you did and i did not go to war over lawrence continue to point and then we're going to have to look tonight and i lawrence first if you want and i just want to line in lawrence first. look i mean it's very it's very well and good to have these ideals about freedom and what have you the issue though is how do you accomplish a reform or a restructuring of the cia that can be done. but it takes popular pressure and it takes political will all right it's been done before that the cia has been restructured and so if you want to do that you've got to raise these issues which i'm sure the fellow your other guest is doing however in terms of the industrial complex and all this i mean the united states' economy is tied up into this industrial complex and you're not going to do away with it in any short order but. i think that with the proper. pressure and with the proper publicity you can embarrass the politicians into. causing the cia take be directed. by virtue of the laws of the nation and you have to set up a permanent oversight permanent oversight that publicly car

going to have to look can i can i lawrence first if you want and i just want to line in lawrence first. all right look i mean it's very it's very well and good to have these ideals about freedom and what have you the issue though is how do you accomplish a reform or restructuring of the cia that. but threaten create a new one because what else are you going to do these facts that you're mentioning all know there's no inhibitions about talking about them and yet american the american public and political class except for the continuation over the drone more fast strategy now you might not like that but it's not about something being done in the dark it isn't about distorted behavior by irresponsible or out of control operatives and your point about the right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here size point i got it was short story we're going to short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the cia stay with r.t. . we believe. something. lies beneath. thousands of the tourists on ice truck. for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it to distance. he survive

today i'm joined by lawrence douglas in chicopee he is a professor of law jurisprudence and social thought at emerson college in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and in new york we cross to george samuel he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university are a gentleman cross talk rules in effect lawrence if i go to you first is the i.c.c. delivering impartial justice to the world today. i don't know if we can necessarily say it's it's you know this is a fledgling institution which is still getting its sea legs we know that it's only delivered one verdict so far i would say that one verdict met certainly met the our expectations of a fair trial that accorded the defendant due process so i think we have every reason to believe that the court can deliver impartial justice in the future so again i want to emphasize it's still very much an institution that's gaining its sea legs and certainly has certain issues that it's confronting that has to work through in the years to come george you

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situation of impartial justice but not until everybody joins participates ok lawrence if i go to you i mean a lot of people are calling it the african criminal court. yes that's right and again these want to some of the issues that the court confronts i mean on the other hand we should be clear that the african nations themselves were supporters of the court now obviously we've seen some tensions emerge between the african union and the international criminal court the african union has argued that justice actually can be an impediment to some type of peaceful resolution. we've seen members of the african union urge the i.c.c. to dismiss charges against omar bashir the president of. but the fact that the african nations that a tension has emerged and doesn't necessarily impugn the quality of the justice that the i.c.c. is dispensing what i think it does it redoubles the necessity for the i.c.c. to emerge as a court which deals with. human rights abuses and war crimes in theaters all over the world not simply those in africa but with the french there you see it moving in that directio

. >> all right, lawrence, thank you very much. and good morning. live look at the golden gate bridge right now. so far we are accident-free. no major incidents to report from chp. we are only dealing with roadwork. south 101 out of marin county. at the bridge no delays into san francisco. south 101 in san mateo at third avenue there is road construction, as well. various lanes blocked at least until 6 a.m. no major delays through there. also, eastbound 237 connector to 880 look out for roadwork. overall it's a nice ride in the south bay. frank. >> thank you. >>> there may be some new clues in a cold case in san francisco. police spent hours yesterday digging in a house just a block from where a 10-year-old boy was last seen some 29 years ago. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec is in the haight-ashbury neighborhood with the renewed search now for kevin collins. here on masonic and page things are back to normal. there were bones found in the duplex here behind me but the preliminary assessment is that those were animal bones. further analysis is necessary.

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we do have that northbound 101 direction through sunnyvale just around lawrence expressway. this big rig smashed into a pole and there's a respectured fuel tank. you can see it down in the lower portion behind the cab. the firefighters standing there are for safety sake and one of them has a hand siphon. i saw them approach the tank and i think they are thinking about pumping it out before they remove the big rig. they are not moving it and they're going to get consultation an how to handle this situation. the map shows you the backup as you approach and this is early for any slowing for northbound 101 as you approach lawrence up toward fair oaks. if you get on, you're okay through the area. rest of the south bay has typical slowing for construction zones. no full closures as far as freeways go and that's good news. interchange from 280 to north 85 with crews on the connector ramp. in oakland we have another crash northbound 880 at fifth. reports are there may be a couple lanes blocked because there's a fuel spill associated with this crash. we don't see any real slowing and

thank you so much, lawrence. >> always a pleasure. >> lawrence wright. >>> still ahead, the family of seau. is suing claiming the brain injury he got playing pro football caused his suicide. could their lawsuit be a game changer? >>> also, it's cold out there. much colder in much of the country. can you say 33 below? it's not over yet. we'll explain why. ♪ [ male announcer ] the exclusive air suspension in the 2013 ram 1500. ♪ engineered to move heaven and earth. ♪ guts. glory. ram. the new ram 1500. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. using cloud computing and mobile technology, verizon innovators have developed a projective display for firefighters. allowing them to see through anything. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >>> breaking news. the university of virginia's college is on lockdown after reports of an alleged gunman on campus. school officials are telling students to stay put and lock all doors till further notice. the liberal arts school is in the western part of the state about five hours from the main uva c

my son had sarah and lawrence as teachers. they offer a wonderful and loving alternative to child-care. it's difficult for working parents to find good child care and at a time when working familis are booing pushed out of our city, we need to look at this and take notice of a good quality educational environment. thank you. i think they will be a benefit to the neighborhood. thank you. >> i'm going to call three more cards. [ reading speakers' names ] >> i am here to urge support of the polka dot school. i have known sarah stein for several years. that is where i saw firsthand the talent that sarah stein embodis and how she works with her children and the challenge of really wanting to learn really thrives. we followed sarah to polka dot preschool and my younger son attended throughout his years there, who just started kindergarten. and i attribute fully to sarah stein and polka dot that they were both ready for kindergarten and thriving within an immersion program within the san francisco unified school district. it was lawr

thank you so much, lawrence. >> it's always a pleasure. >> lawrence wright. >>> still ahead, the familyl star junior seau is suing, claiming the brain injury he got playing pro football caused his suicide. could their lawsuit actually be a game changer? >>> also ahead, it is cold out there. but it's not just talking about here in new york. much colder than normal in much of the country. can you say 33 below? and it's not over yet. we'll explain why. ?x >>> welcome back. a blast of arctic air has people shivering throughout much of the country and forecasters say it is going to stay cold through the week. of course it is late january but when you hear temperatures like 24 below in maine, 34 below in north dakota and ice accumulation in the forecast south of georgia it is not exactly a typical winter. randi kaye reports. >> bundle up. it's cold out there. >> it's cold. you can't feel your fingers at the end of the day. >> reporter: from new york to north dakota folks are getting hit with subfreezing temperatures that could last through the week. and that wind, it's biting. jus

we start at the pentagon with our chris lawrence. this is ground breaking stuff after women flying helicopters, combat medics, assigned to submarin submarines, this is the last great barrier to come down. >> you are talking about marine recon units and special operations forces. this was sort of the big glass ceiling that had not been broken yet. you mentioned other ones. army recently opened up special ops aviation that women could be pilots and crew members on aviation flights for special operations forces. this potentially opens up nearly a quarter of a million jobs to women in the military. >> what's the time line on this? it doesn't happen all at once. >> no. it's not like tomorrow all of these jobs are going to open all at once. some will open fairly quickly. the easiest ones to integrate where you've got a lot of women already sort of attached or working at a battalion level. those could be op in six to eight months. some of the tougher ones, special operations forces, certain elite infantry units, those may take years. what t

thank you so much, lawrence. >> it's always a pleasure. >> lawrence wright. >>> still ahead, the familyunior seau is suing, claiming the brain injury he got playing pro football caused his suicide. could their lawsuit actually be a game changer? >>> also ahead, it is cold out there. but it's not just talking about here in new york. much colder than normal in much of the country. can you say 33 below? and it's not over yet. we'll explain why. ic low back p. imagine you with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, wer

we're close to tazman drive and lawrence expressway.ys is under investigation. again, we are hoping to learn more from the sunnyvale public information officer as soon as he or she arrives on scene. live in sunnyvale, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> traffic jam on 101 in sunnyvale. >> they are cleaning up here as you see. this is good progress. making light of it because it looks like we should have improvement despite the fact that caltrans and chp have yet to get us opening time because they are so hard at work here. there you see the sign. southbound side approaching lawrence expressway. this is northbound side. two lanes open. two lanes closed. absorbant getting cleared up. big rig and trailer cleared out of the area. we're looking hopefully within the next half hour for them to reopen this. waiting for the official word from chp. meanwhile, here's how it plays for your morning commute. backup because you are down half a freeway northbound 101 up toward area approaching fair oaks now you have lawrence expressway and onramp to t

let's check in with lawrence on the weather in the bay area. in new orleans it's chilly. >> i got 49 degrees in new orleans right now. what a change in a high there today michelle, only 57 degrees. here in the bay area it's colder. patchy fog in the valleys, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. but we're in for a gorgeous day ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> we are following some breaking traffic news right now in sunnyvale. this is a live look. northbound 101 approaching fair oaks avenue. we have a big rig accident and traffic is slow going. that accident is blocking three lanes right now. as you can see the truck in the accident not overturned but it was damaged. we also understand there's some damage to the guardrail in the area and light pole. a little fluid in the area so a lot of wood be debris in lanes. so traffic alert in effect. you may want to use 280 in the meantime. you have much more coming up. >>> one of the san francisco 49ers team members is apologizing for comments he made this week h

lawrence, lawrence, more lawrence all the time. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much.d to be in here this morning. hey, folks, we have some changes finally going to see a major change in the weather pattern today. looks like showers making a return outside as finally, the storm system is beginning to develop along the coastline. our cbs 5 high-def doppler radar is picking up some of that moisture off the coast. but as we head through the day this is going to start to sag further south and east and more rain will develop. more light scattered showers especially heading into the afternoon. right now, over the bay we are looking at mostly cloudy skies. the temperatures very mild compared to the last couple of weeks. 40s and 50s. the high pressure is sliding east, the jet stream sagging far enough to the south things staying unsettled even into the weekend. if you are traveling around the state, plan on rain into sacramento. 58 there. 58 in fresno. showers in the high country. snow level very, very high. our computer models showing rain moving into the bay area this aftern

>> first of all, are lawrence, i want to thank you for having me on your show. for example, three weeks ago, other dream organizers and myself didn't sleep because we were mobilizing to stop the deportation of our friends. it took hundreds of calls, thousands of petitions and signatures just to stop a bus full of people to stop one person from getting deported. and that bus continues to deport the rest of the families and separate the rest of the families included on that bus. so to hear president obama say we need more of this enforcement is a little bit outrageous. i think we have been enforced enough on as a community. and the time has come to really address the situation and what to do with our americans that are here, living, contributing to the society. the time has come to keep families together. >> joy, what celso mentioned is one of the bipartisan pillars of the community. chuck schumer and others said tough but fair, they want to emphasize the tough, enforcing it. president obama has been as tough on our southern border as any president has ever been.

let's check the roads with gianna. >>> thank you, lawrence. we have been monitoring this water main break in hayward which seems to be a problem as chp has now issued a sig alert in the area. so the water main break is located at jackson street and santa clara street right at that intersection just east of 880 and the 92 interchange. chp has shut down one lane of the eastbound 92 off-ramp at jackson because of flooding in the area. so they are advising you to avoid the area until they mop up. so it's jackson street and santa clara street but if you are coming off jackson off east 92, that right lane is now shut down. chp and hayward pd are on scene. we have live look coming up in the next few minutes to get you updated on this area. we'll do that as soon as the lanes open, as well. the san mateo bridge, westbound towards foster city no problems. eastbound into hayward not showing any delays right now, traffic looking good. and a live look at the bay bridge right now, our freeways are very light. not a lot of accidents to report on the roads ri

it's now cold out here, lawrence. >> yeah. you know what? in the next half hour or so you will see the worst of it. behind that the good news is you have that high humidity in the deep south that storm system moving on by should be a little more refreshing by the latter part of the afternoon. still we are looking at the storm system sliding on through and yeah, it is producing some heavy rainfall now in new orleans. it will continue to dump there with some thunderstorms erupting and well, then we'll get on the back side of that and things will calm down. around the bay area, though, nice and clear skies outside. all the way to the coastline. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. the temperatures going to be a little warmer. and some mild weather really right through friday. but we have some rain that we put back in the forecast. jet stream moving well to the north. temperatures mild into the afternoon. flying out of sfo, not bad. no delays expected. houston 66. 50 denver, snow in chicago 39. showers in new york at 55 degrees. around the bay t

and lawrence, were you a cub scout. >> i was way back when, yes. >> all right. look what happened now. [ laughter ] >> i know. you can grow up to be him. thanks, lawrence. >>> when we come back, tony tantillo takes to us a peninsula restaurant and shares a secret behind one of their most beloved dishes. restaurant on the peninsular fresh grocer tony tantillo explains why you wan >>> today the secret behind a classic combo from a french restaurant on the peninsula. our fresh grocer tony tantillo explains why you want to go easy on the salt when steaming mussels. >> reporter: well, today for tony's table santa cruz avenue in menlo park at left bank. what do we go first? >> so we start with a warm saute pan. it gets hot. add oil to the pan. it starts to smoke a bit. saute the shallot and come back with the mussels. it will start to pop a bit which you don't want to be worried about. just get that started, move that around a bit. >> as soon as they open, hit it with herb butter and spin it around keep the butter emulsified and get that flavor in there. >> natural sa

wood debris in the area northbound 101 past lawrence expressway.at lawrence. the fuel tank here leaking. 100-gallon fuel tank. chp is spreading out more absorbant because the fuel continues to leak. they need proper equipment to empty that out. this is the activity. this is northbound 101. southbound you can see very sparsely populated. two lanes getting by. backup starts right around montague expressway past the scene. both sides a distraction. i'm concerned because the commute is starting to build through the area. we'll continue to show you on the map the same area as the backup here. 101 and 880 and 101 north of 680 starting because of increased volume of traffic heading into the area. consider central expressway and 280 and 287 getting around the scene. backup approaching because of that problem just north of that interchange. keep that in mind. live look outside to show you the rest of the commute. bay bridge starting to build a bit. cash lanes still okay. no metering lights. no delays coming down east shore freeway and we'll check the penins

very good, lawrence. thank you very much. >>> it is 6:46 now. jobs will be attending the macworld today. it ashton kutcher will play the title role in the film along the with actor who will play wozniak will share their experiences. macworld is held at the moscone center in san francisco. facebook beat wall street expectations with the latest quarterly numbers. here to chat about that and all things business kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks on a thursday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. facebook saw its profit drop quite a bit in the 4th quarter from a year earlier but that still is above what analysts were expecting. its revenue was up 40% to $1.6 billion. key for facebook is making money off of its mobile users. it saw a big increase in the number of people who solely accessed the site from their smartphones or tablets. and it did see a pretty healthy increase in mobile ad revenue which made up 23% of total revenue in the 4th quarter compared to 14% in the previous quarter. it did see expenses rise quite a bit and hit with

lawrence, you have been in staten island, and in new york with all the devastation.e're not asking for a handout. this is devastation, other parts of the country got relief. and that is what we're asking for is relief from our government. and the help they need. you saw it firsthand, the people saw it firsthand. these folks need this money. this money will go to use to help people rebuild their lives and houses. and rebuild their businesses. >> and joy, one of the interesting political dynamics of this, this is not staten island asking for a handout. this is staten island asking for its money back. the state of new york and new york city sends way more money into the federal treasury through the income tax than it ever gets back in federal spending. >> yeah, absolutely, new york and new jersey are both donor states. >> yes, and chris christie made this point very well today. >> it was one of the most effective parts of the presentation, he walked through disasters, louisiana, florida, he talked about them giving more in taxes than they ever get back, they're just ask

>> lawrence does, ironically. what a great segue. you had an issue in the parking lot. >> i was out shopping in a grocery store and i almost got run over by a prius. i didn't look, you know, you're listening for the car. because they are so silent i didn't hear it. so that's a concern. >> sure you didn't have knight ranger on in your car? >> i should have taken off the headphones. [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area today dense fog in the east bay valleys and advisory continues there. looks like that's going to break up leave lots of hazy sunshine by the afternoon. the temperatures up in the 50s and also the 60s so milder weather a little bit warner than yesterday. high pressure is in control but we have a lot of cold air developing in the gulf of alaska that's going to be diving in our direction tomorrow. but today, one more mild day outside. enjoy it. temperatures going to really cool off after that. still some patchy fog early on in the central valley and parts of the east bay that's going to break up by the afternoon. hazy sunsh

but the house's perspective on the voting definitely calling for more spending cuts let's talk to lawrence freeman he's editor of the executive review magazine is joining us on the line from maryland now to give us a bit more analysis of what's going on here hi lawrence know that the final decision is being left to the last minute now it looks like some sort of compromise solution has been reached who blinks first. in fact nothing is been no legislation has been passed as you know the house is still. discussing it and we're already getting word first in anyway this whole operation has been a i mean if you lacey here in the american are far too much work over the minds of the american population because there is no nothing in that befalls we are dead in any way shape or form will actually help the economy and with no i don't know what are they voting on on chairs. well right now the thing in the house the senate bill which doesn't act is a little bit on the wealthy we store the some of the other measures that were taken out in terms of the payroll tax but it doesn't do anything to change th

lawrence wright's new book is out today.t's called "going clear," it's based on wright's investigation of the church, including interviews with more than 200 people, mostly former members. >> i was struck that people i met with initially were bright and interesting people. they were not freakish. they were not a crackpot. they had their own reasons for being drawn into this organization. >> reporter: science fiction wrir elron hubbard founded the church in 1954. while the church has been a positive transformative experience for some, it's long been shadowed by allegations that people have been emotionally and sometimes physically abused. >> i don't think anybody would join scientology in order to be abusiv abusive. they go into scientology because they want help. but at the deeper levels, as you go further and further into the church, the distortions become more and more apparent. and it's at those levels that i think scientology has lost its way. >> reporter: why do you think the church is so controversial? >> it has a hist

and you'll also hear from lawrence wright, whose controversial new book on the church "going clear" came out just today. he set out to understand why some members commit themselves so deeply to scientology. what he found adds a complicated, often troubling layer to our understanding of the church. harry smith has our report. >> reporter: why did you finally leave the church? >> i was ashamed of my own stupidity. of how i could have been so purposely blind for so many years. >> reporter: paul is the oscar winner writer and actor in "cra "crash" and most famous scientologist to leave the church and speak out publicly. >> everyone who left left quietly and was so scared. all the well known team. people. i can't do that. if i leave, i leave loudly. >> we met haggis in rome, where he's working on a new movie, the canadian born filmmaker first joined the church when he was a troubled 21-year-old looking for answers. >> i was in love with a woman who i just couldn't get along with. we can help you with that. that's how it started. >> did scientology help you early on? >> yes, yes, it did. i thi

>> first of all, liza, don't flatter lawrence like that.ms look like. [ laughter ] >> anyi what -- >> got to try. >> today we're going to explore more of new orleans. we are going to go visit some of the sights that people go and see. we may even take a graveyard tour. so that should be interesting. and we also are going to find out and we are going to preview this or show you on cbs 5 eyewitness news at 11:00, we are going to find out how the city handles hosting mardi gras but also super bowl xlvii at the same time. it's a big undertaking for the city and you know what? i have to say, they are prepared. we talked to the police chief here in new orleans. and it's amazing. we were, you know, around the french quarter on bourbon street and there's so many police on the streets. they have a good relationship with the locals here. that helps to keep controlled chaos in new orleans. >> hope you get a little sleep because you're live in the 11:00 show, too. enjoy yourself. >> hey, we're in new orleans, baby! you don't sleep. >> we'll talk to you

. >>> we have a crash on 101 lawrence expressway and we will have more on that coming up but one of the alternates you can use is 280. now we are looking at 237 here and the traffic looks pretty good as you drive so the south bay traffic is light but the crash is northbound 101 in sunny veil. they say it will be there for a while and if i can i want to put up a map in sunny veil. i have circled the area and clearly you can use 280 to 85 to get around the problem and we will talk about this and try and give you alternate roots all morning long. >>> in overnight news, a senior care facility has caught fire for the second time in two weeks. it is happening at lakeshore on third avenue. ktvu channel 2 morning news tara moriarty is there with the details of what happened, tara? >> reporter: well, we were inside the building and there is a really strong smell of smoke and a lot of water all over the floor but all of the residents are safely back inside. it all happened shortly after 2:00 at the lakeshore care facility which is off care street and wayne. a portable linen cart caught fire and c

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