let 's go to the tally board, erica, to see exactly where we stand for this first day of our "honeymoonrica and darryl, kris and david tied at two. amber and nick have one. charlotte and henry, zero. >> oh. >> it's okay. >> but that's all right. >> you're not out of it. >> you can make it up. >> coming back. >> it's only day one. >> second half. >> and we may have had a lot of fun on day one. but tomorrow is another big day. >> that's right. >> for our couples. because we're going to be singing some duets. uh-huh. that's right. david letterman's good friend and the leader of the cbs orchestra paul shaffer is going to be here with us. >> no! >> yes. >> yes. >> to judge your singing ability. >> all right. >> paul, start planning now. >> do you have your choices in mind? little song, that you can kind of go to the well with each and every time you're asked to sing? >> do any of you karaoke on a regular basis? >> oh, yeah. >> you do? >> so what is your go-to? if you're singing to the at home. >> well, we normally sing meatloaf, paradise by the dashboard lights. >> oh. that's not what we're

s. let's look at this northeast corner of the city. it is really interesting. i am sure that frank has a lot to say about it. the thing i find absolutely surprising about this is that there is this large area called mission bay. out in the middle of the bay is mission rock. many of you have been to mission rock resort. this is part of the shore line now. look how far off shore it was in the 1850's. this has all been filled. many of these areas are now filled. let's talk about that. >> this is montgomery street. e have thembaradero -- now we have the embarcadero and marina. this map is the infamous lipofaction map. the green areas are the areas that will have potential lip ofaction. that is a loss of strength of material when it is subjected to vibration. it can occur in sand and silt. those have to be saturated or below the ground water level. you can almost type dismount tie t --tie this map -- this area right here is the same as this one. it is all silt and will liquefy. the marina is in this area here. you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of sa

then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded

s. let's go over what we see for the headlines today as we look at the golden gate bridge. on tap for cold temperatures this morning not nearly as cold saturday morning but cold nonetheless. slight chance of rain in the north bay as well. and that is showers north of sonoma county. widespread rain on sunday. quick check gone more we see temperatures this afternoon. warming into the upper 50s low 60s. 56 expected high in san francisco, upper 60s for hayward, mid-50s for the coast, san jose 60 degrees right now. 58 in the delta. wednesday the four caskets interesting we see the satellite maps. over the next couple of days these clouds will go south. eventually it will drop low enough it will pipe moisture in rain into our area. late tuesday night, into early wednesday morning. that's when we expect the majority to fall. we could see 1 in., and out of the system for the north bay, and the santa cruz mountains. the dekaldifficult tg is the ground is already saturated. we have a possibility of down trees with their roots, softened up with all the witnesses and the winds. you put

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individuals to see how they would like to participate in what we're doing and that we are letting them be heard by s. my main goal was to make this the hard of golden gate. supervisor chu: thank you. >> my name is mark west. i am strongly in favor of stow lake. i am the founder of the happy company. i was bought out by the ortega family to bring meaningful projects to the community. i was so impressed with their commitment and desire to create programs that would serve the community. we offered to do free workshops and work with them in many ways in support of that. thank you so much for your consideration there. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is brian stokes. i support the measure. listening to many of the comments here, they do bring of many important details but overall we should support the measure. two items that i heard that i thought should be heard as part of this measure or in the future, the notion of parking. maybe one tour bus, maybe none of them. but overall i feel much more likely to go there and use the facilities. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i

let's start with today's trading of the s&p 500. we spent the entire day in negative territory as stock prices continued falling through the afternoon. since december 1, the index has seen an almost uninterrupted bull run, representing a 14% jump before today's sell-off. today's drop in stocks brought with it a pop in fear. the chicago board options exchange volatility index measures market near-term expectations. a falling fear index corresponded to the stock rally. the jump today brings it to its highest level of the year. with the stock weakness, money found its way into bonds, pushing the yield on the ten- year note down below 3.5%. yields have been rising since the federal reserve launched its bond buying efforts in november. stocks may come under additional pressure tomorrow after hewlett- packard's numbers were released after the close tonight. this is the first complete quarter for c.e.o. leo apotheker, who took over after a scandal involving former boss mark hurd. apotheker described consumer demand as weaker. revenues refl

let's go live to abc7's johnal -- john alston where there are winds, rain and waves. >> the wind has been like this since we got here four hours ago and picked up in the last half hour. we last had gusts approaching 40 miles an hour at ocean beach. you factor in the sideways rain and it is a wretched evening. fighting the blast of wind and rain couples had to really work for their dinners tonight. >> my wife and i don't go out on valentine's day. we wait until the next day and go out for a valentine dinner. >> picked a lovely night. >> we did. >>> down on ocean beach, waves were picking up all evening. a high surf advisory will go into affect in the morning, and that will lead to dangerous rip currents. in kentfield, marin county, customers were snatching up rentals at the ski shop in anticipation of the upcoming holiday ski week. >> it has been a longtime. we have some step kids who have never been skiing. so we are headed to sugar bowl for ski week. >> tahoe area ski resorts couldn't be more excited about the storm. after a know bonanza, the sierra hit a month-long dry spell that h

s. it worth it? let's compare it to the ipad. the $800 is priced closest to the 32 gig ipad 3g which costs $729. the biggest difference, the zoom has two cameras, one on the backside for taking pictures and recording hd video and one camera on the front for video chatting. the ipad has no camera. the zoom lets you expand your storage on an sd card. the ipad does not let you expand storage. the zoom has hdmi outputs and usb inputs. the zoom has a slightly bigger screen at 10.1 inches compared to the ipad's 9.7 inch screen. it has more features, that's for sure. it will lure some people away from the ipad. i used both devices. they are both easy to use, built well. i would wait a month or so because apple is expected to unveil the ipad 2 as early as march 2. all the features that the zoom has that the ipad does not could be built into the ipad 2. kron4 news. >> the warriors opened the season against one of the league's best. gary has highlights straight ahead. and trever bane talks about his love life in a 101 interview with gary.

location will see low in the 30's except san francisco and oakland which we see low in the low to mid 40's. let go on to the pacific satellite image. see large ridge of high pressure that has been sort of an anchor on our weather picture for several day now. and going to remain the dominant feature in our weather for a couple more days sunny dry conditions and mild afternoons right on through the weekend. but changes are heading our way. we have active jet stream with lots of rain maker traveling in our direction and rain begins for us on monday. valentine's day. then we have period of rain there after. forecast animation 5:00 o'clock monday morning by mid to late morning we see the first wave of rain arriving in the bay area and certainly by late afternoon we see spreading to all part of the pay area so wet day later in the day and wet week for that matter. but tomorrow no wet weather coming our way. sunny sky. high pressure in the south bay. in the upper 70's -- 60's rather to almost 70. 69 degrees at campbell. los gatos. 68 saratoga cupertino san jose and also see 68 in redwood city. palo al

>>gary: that widespread 40's and even locally >>gary: >>jacqueline: let us take a look it will weakenexpect tonight and into tomorrow. 50s along the coast. and with instability along the coast. and with moderate weather cells. we've not seen any hail and the last couple of hours. however, that could be a possibility. with the south of the golden gate will be our temperatures impacted by that rainfall. what time it out on futurecast and the rain totals. >>pam: kate thompson. >>reporter: the rainfall has finally let up. it is been pouring almost all day. and difficult for commuters however, now highway 1 0 1. it is a dry. a bit of a break for commuters. and with lights, or when chilled wipers and not on the buy vehicles. windshield wipers. >> this high wind advisory and flooding on the side streets also on highway 1 0 1. year large standing puddles after all of this rainfall.

there were numerous inconsistencies let alone the ethical and spiritual breaches. in the 1920's, the left side of the dial was designated where the weaker signals reside. the radio goes from 50,000 listeners to 15 online. lastly, this would be bad economics for the city as we have heard earlier before i got up to the microphone. the sec has been convinced before to change their mind. dennis kucinich was using the same arguments and stop the takeover of -- from having to broadcast a generic a genre of music and was able to convince the fcc to allow them to go on. someone from our disability show has not had a chance. think you very much. >> thank you. >> i am here representing the host of the news report broadcast on sunday afternoon at 12:30 p.m.. the program that we do is the only weekly program that is targeted to the senior disability community in this bay area. we to observe the fairness doctrine and do a lot of political broadcasting. the alert people to legislation that is going on. i would like to echo the sentiments of most of the people that are here. we would like the

s in the south bay. i look at tomorrow afternoon. warmer conditions. 68 = 0 said. 62 = send a file. 64 = layout. it is only wednesday. let us get a look at our forecast. temperatures into the 40's on sunday. low 50s by sunday, no rain in the extended forecast. stay with us will be right back after this. >> stock closed at mixed today. a day after it the dow closed at the highest level in two and a half years. it was up nearly 2 1/2 points while the nasdaq was down by web. stock marker is still holding a strong after a yesterday's rally its strong showing. but that is going on in the world. this easiness has to have an effect is mentally--i eventually. >> it is not that crazy. the next eight it feels like it might get crazy and under hand--out of hand. we need to get well ahead of this place canal. it is starting to spike up of $100 a barrel. it could be it a worse scenario. wall street seems to say that earnings were great. let's move higher. again this is an extended market. indeed some time off. if it is egypt it is a time of i am thrilled. if it is the season that is it time off i am happy. wall street is fighting an

fifty six thousand people in attendance at lambeau field coach mike mccarthy literally letting the feel of the n.f.l.'s most coveted trophy driver among those greeted by the crowd at the thirty six should receive or not considering retirement after a dozen years with green bay quarterback tell us money are rogers was razor sharp in the big game winning super bowl m.v.p. the puck taking the trophy home for the first time since ninety nine. dollars all your sport and weather is next. it is easy to it's. easy to. see. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. well when one deals with war for us to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that have done not just human damage but damage the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy chemicals that means whether it's sonic booms or factory marine mammals or it's the burning oil field syria or iraq or it's destroyed. in the pacific for landing purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva con

leaders of the cause of liberation army to abductions disappearances and executions let's get more from austrian m.p.'s now and speak to johana who's a member of the council of europe so these are these are serious allegations we're talking about here do you think there's any truth behind your well there legations a serious and there is a serious investigation necessary so i agree one hundred percent to the report of mr marty you can discuss this costs about certain ways in formulating things but you cannot discuss about the essence and the essence is there cannot be justice for the loser there is to be universal justice so we as we have to look into allegations concerning the so-called winner of this conflict as well if these allegations are we known about for years then surely why didn't the e.u. investigate them as soon as they were made. well i can only presume the reasons because i am not in the. i'm not in the heart of the european union what i think is that these allegations they didn't fit into the whole framework of looking on the conflict the european look was that the serbian sides is the ba

s. in the afternoon sunny and cool temperatures, similar conditions to what we saw out there today. let's get a look at the temperatures as you head out the door tomorrow. dropping down to the 30's nearly everywhere. a 33 = napa, 33 = livermore, 31 = santa rosa. right now wind advisory it through the delta and for field which is why it will get replaced with a frostefrost advisory. 43= oakland, 44 in san francisco. in the afternoon temperatures similar to today, closed average for this time of year. 64 = rosa, 59 = san or file, 618 was vallejo, 60 = vallejo. upper 50s along the coast in half moon bay. your kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay were going to keep a clear and mild through the rest of the week temperatures warming friday and saturday. that will be short-lived, change is coming this weekend into sunday cooler temperatures, cloudy skies and that will continue next week with rain looking likely by tuesday. we will keep you posted as the storm gets closer. >> programs, not only are each of protesters not going away but today marked another big gathering in cairo. kr

let's start with the day for the s&p 500. just before 2 p.m. eastern, the index reversed the selling. as brent crude oil prices gave up earlier gains, u.s. stocks found buyers. now increasingly, brent crude is really the benchmark for oil prices, not the u.s. west texas oil contract. here are the past five sessions of trading in brent. continuing to climb. prices almost hit $120 a barrel before backing down today, helping out stocks. now the price difference between these two types of oil, $97 light sweet in new york versus $111 north sea crude, has gotten the attention of the u.s. energy department, calling it unusual in its scope and duration. the price difference continues putting refinery stocks under pressure. in fact, the energy sector was the biggest loser today. tesoro is now down more than 10% of from this high last week. fellow refiner sunoco fell 4%. the market is worried about these refiners seeing oil prices rise faster than pump prices. consumer stocks were rising, helped out by retailer target. shares jumped a nice 3.5% after hit

crosstalk is on the way here on our team but first let's check the headlines of the u.k.'s guardian newspaper is accused of protecting secret documents provided by wiki leaks to suit its own political agenda the whistle blowing web site is also threatening to sue the paper over its new book about to be you know songs from. russian security services make their first to rust in connection with last month's moscow airport attack the name of the don't much out of a suicide bomber has been revealed and several of mr suspected accomplices are already in custody. also as egypt protesters gathered for their biggest rally yet against president mubarak some of the blame for his enormous wealth and abuse of power is pinned on western companies barak is reportedly a multi-billionaire with assets and swiss banks and property in the u.s. u.k. . now on this edition of cross talk peter the valen his gas debate the changes facing egypt and the international reaction to the. world. review the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've done to the future covered. and you can. fol

let them go. one distraught agent was often overheard on a.t.f.'s radios begging and pleading to be allowed to intercept transports. the answer: "negative, stand down." cbs news has been told at least 11 a.t.f. agents and senior managers voiced fierce opposition to the strategy. it got ugly, says one. there was "screaming and yelling," says another. a third warned, "this is crazy somebody is going to get killed." sure enough, the weapons soon began surfacing at crime scenes in mexico, dozens of them, sources say, including shoot- outs with government officials. one agent argued with the superior asking, "are you prepared to go to the funeral of a federal officer killed with one of these guns? another says, "every time there was a shooting near the border we would all hold our breath hoping it wasn't one of our guns." then border patrol agent brian terry was murdered. these are the serial numbers on the two assault rifles found at the seen. they match two rifles a.t.f. watched jaime avila buy in phoenix nearly a year before. officials won't answer wh

that will get back down to mid 40's by 8:00 hour. let's start out with this storm tracker 4, showers passing on through very likely. it looks like high with 37 there, as the head towards vallejo and the highway-80 corridor. as to why the though, were still getting quite a bit of activity to the pacific northwest. the bulk sitting off shore, this is where it's going to stay. it is southward but staying off shore. he may see the occasional sell roaming through today and that will bring a sprinkles. 35 santa rosa, 34 napa, 37 and livermore and not view, 38 in san jose. by the afternoon highs will load to the mid-50s. about 50 degrees for san or fowl and san francisco. it temperatures along the coast will stay into the upper '40's. 49 have one day, 54 for san jose. your president's day tahoe forecast looks like this. by 10:00 a.m. increasing clouds, looks like will stay dry in the morning hours. it could actually pick up a few snow showers by about noontime lasting towards 8:00. he might actually see so few snowflakes in the high country, temp

for more what's going on in the north bay, let's check in with abc 7's terry mcsweeney. >> we're heren marin near 101. we've got ponding here and this ponding has been growing and growing. hasn't stopped since we got here. the north and southbound lanes. there's a spot over there when they hit it, it sends up the water. it's a dangerous part of the road and there's lots of them along 101 right now. you're hearing heavy downpours and hail in santa rosa. a downed tree in san rafael and we've got reports of snow in lake county. so there's all kinds of weather going on. but wherever you're going, there's going to be some standing water. please drive slowly. and we'll have more for you coming up midday at 11:00 this morning. live in marin county, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry and to jenelle for putting in the hard work. >> amy looked hard as well. let's check on weather and traffic, mike. >> heads up in lake county where it's been snowing all night. kelsy unified school district is closed. middleton, unified school district you're on a two-hour delay. and school may be canc

let's roll out the past year of trading for the s&p retail exchange traded fund. it bounced 3% on strong volume. but it still remains below this resistance around $49. gains were seen across different retailers. sears jumped almost 8% to a seven-month high. it did not release january sales, but trading volume jumped. higher end department store nordstrom predicted better than expected quarterly results. shares added 5%. and the gap rallied 4%. its quarterly results beat estimates and it raised its outlook. b.j. wholesale saw a huge volume and price pop, but not because of january sales. the company says it will listen to strategic options, including a possible sale. this 12% rally takes b.j.'s to its highest price in almost a decade holding back gains of the dow industrials was drug giant merck, with this almost 3% drop. shares are down 11% from its january high, when it announced a setback for an experimental heart drug, and is only about $2 above a 52-week low. while earnings were a nickel better than estimates after taking out one-time charges, its outlook was

let you know when. >> thanks so much. also coming up, the s&p comeback. the housing resurgence, and borders bankruptcy. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. when it comes to that game show battle between man and machine, the outcome wasn't so trivial. >>> coming up -- chris bosh returns to toronto, a tough break for dale earnhardt jr. and the cavs pull off the unthinkable. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning. the city government of baghdad not only wants the united states to apologize, but also pay $1 billion for damage done to the city by humvees and heavy concrete blast walls. since the u.s.-led invasion that toppled saddam hussein, city officials charge, quote, u.s. forces changed this beautiful city to a camp in an ugly and destructive way. >>> more protests expected at wisconsin's state capitol against a bill targeting workers and their unions. the legislation would essentially strip collective bargaining rights to their

s griffith park observatory was the scene of james dean's knife fight in rebel without a cause. but jones also scouted it for a scene in the first transformers film. >> please, leta versatile career in the movies. you couldn't recreate it with you wanted to. >> it's one of those "don't make them like that" anymore moments. >> reporter: the cavernous ticketing hall played the part of a futuristic police station in blade runner. more recently con man leonardo dicaprio passed bad checks here in catch me if you can. >> welcome to the mutual bank. how may i help you. >> reporter: this is another historic cinematic location. >> this is central park west seen in ghost busters as dane a barrett's apartment buildaling. >> reporter: sometimes nick carr says a location can influence a director to alter a script. the building chosen for the climactic scene in ghost busters is next door to a churnment church. >> the church wasn't originally part of the script. >> that's right. it was originally centered around.... >> there's something you don't see every day. >> attacking the apartment building. they scouted the building. hey, why not use the church. he literally steps on to

s claims... >>> good morning. let's go live right now to chopper 5.e continue to monitor the situation in san francisco. several fires burning in the castro district. fire crews are on the scene as a result, we have closures to report. market is shut down between sanchez and castro. do avoid the area if you can. other closures to report including 17th street as well as parts of 16th street. in fact, we jump to the maps right now, i'll show you the closures. 17th closed between noe and castro hartford closed between 16th and 18th and 16th and market. it is affecting muni. f line is shut down right now. there are delays as a result. use the underground. all other mass transit on time. we have other things to report. we have a trouble spot on 680 southbound right at treat. two right lanes shut down in the area, backing up. avoid it if you can or use an alternate. to the bay bridge we go seeing a backup on the eastshore freeway, as well. a stall westbound at powell. they are unloading passengers. it's causing delays on the eastshore freeway approach to th

let me add our subcommittee fully intends to review all of t.s.a.'s security management practices as we prepare for the fy-2012 homeland bill. i plan to carry forward and expand the oversight we began with the c.r. within the fy-2012 bill and i'd like to work closely with you in your committee in an effort as we move forward to try to address these concerns that you shared with us this morning. . we want to strike a balance between security in this nation an make sure we have appropriate oversight. i appreciate you calling attention to these issues that you mentioned this morning, and i can assure you our committee will work with you in trying to work toward making -- doing a better job at oversight for t.s.a. and making sure we do have the security we need for this country. i yield back. mr. rogers: if the gentleman would stand by a moment. when we first stood up t.s.a., i chaired that subcommittee. we put a limit on the number of employees that t.s.a. could have. they first wanted i think it was 30,000 people. we said no. they interup to 35,000, the

let's get moving. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. in the 1990's, it was my privilege to work with leslie on the domestic partner ordinance that required companies that did business with san francisco to mirror our san francisco policies and values. it was that kind of visionary work that she understood -- undertook. we take this for granted today. i know that the visionary leadership she has has exhibited all throughout the years will serve her very well. not only hurt, but of the entire city of san francisco will benefit. -- not only her, but the entire city. she will make sure that the city grows in a sustainable and smart way for all of san francisco, not just for specific business interests. as a member of the democratic club board of directors, i also urge you to consider diversity in making your vote. we need qualified competent diverse members of the public to serve on our commissions in leadership roles and i don't think that we could get a better nominee before you than leslie katz. i urge you to support the nomination. thank you. >> coul

let's take e.p.a.'s proposed rule regarding toxic emission from industrial boilers. a seemingly innocuous rule, right? wrong. this rule called for the cleanup of units that burn fuel onsite to provide electricity and heat. this action, this rule, would cut mercury, particulate matter, carbon monoxide and acid gases by requiring facilities to install equipment to clean up these toxic emetions -- emissions. the so-called job-killing rule saved from 2,000 to 5,000 lives each year. the crackdown on greenhouse gases is based on sound science. the results of hundreds of peer-reviewed scientific studies that say that global warming is real and that man contributes to it. and if you're keeping score at home, there are zero peer-reviewed scientific studies that say that global warming is not real and that man does not contribute to it. but more than that, they need to crack down on greenhouse gas eemissions, they need to give the e.p.a. the tools to do its duty as mandated by congress and deemed their responsibility by the supreme court. this issue certainly is lethal, it kil

our sensors though look at good speeds from the incline towards the "s" curve now and let's go out toit's live over the san mateo bridge, where you can see traffic across the span, you're cruising in either direction. no problems here. but chp letting us know about a fog advisory on 92 closer to skyline boulevard, 280, also portions of 280 through san mateo county. visibility under 50 feet in some areas. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we close with kind of a fun little story here. giants closer brian wilson you never know what to expect with him. actor charlie sheen flying wilson out to his los angeles home friday. wilson said he was invited to meet with sheen and some movie makers to consult on a fourth installment of the "major league" film series. you might remember, sheen played rick the wild thing vaughn in the first two installments. >> charlie last been living that life lately, too. maybe he is going to grow one of those beards. >> maybe. >> maybe not. >>> thanks so much for watching. >>> caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. breaking news. hig

s russian shareholders decided not to approve a one point eight billion dollar dividend half of which would have gone to b.p. . and let's take a look at the stocks stocks in europe are higher as investors seem to be a bit less cautious about the unrest in egypt the peace decision to pay dividends however didn't impress the investors the company's shares are losing a one percent on the footsie. meanwhile in russia that r.t.s. in my stocks are posting strong gains tracking the upbeat investor and globally indices are gaining ground after monday's losses showing that corrections on the markets were apparently short term. and rising oil prices are. seventy energy shares higher gas problem lukoil and rosneft are seeing approximately the same gains adding on average two percent mining shares are also among the leaders on the bisect severstal is climbing two point three percent and the all cynical has skyrocketed five and a half percent higher nickel prices after monday's three percent drop. and brant crude prices have retreated after hitting a two year record of one hundred dollars a barrel on monday fueled by a growing insta

am just old enough to remember life in the summer before the vaccine in the early 50's when your parents would never let you go out to go swimming because they were so terrified of polio. the was eradicated overnight. i think because we've grown up amidst these medical miracles, we don't realize that some of the things that tell people in old age inevitably, alzheimer's disease, for example, or forms of cancer that hit in old age, that if they don't hit at old age your immune system becomes to weaken the to overcome them. but these things are far more complicated. they will require, if they are ever to be ameliorated, they require research at the basic biomedical level, which is now going on, and they are very connected. the more alzheimer's research is being done, they had assumed when they started it that a disease that is common and nearly half of all people over 85 have it, something else nobody likes to hear. don't shoot the messenger. [laughter] but these things are not as easy to find an answer to, not that anything like polio seemed easy before they found the vaccine, either, but they are far mo

let's get you updated now in tonight's market focus. we saw the second day of stiff selling of stocks as energy prices continue climbing. we start with the past five sessions for the s&p 500. with today's drop, just .6%, it's down more than 2.5% since last week. let's pull out to the last 30 sessions, with stocks coming well off their highs last week, dropping to the lowest level since the first week in february. the only major sector to find more buyers than sellers? energy. the energy select e.t.f. added 2%, rising to a new high on strong volume. as it continues to break out. chevron and exxon were the two best gainers inside the dow. both hit new highs. how about cabot oil and gas? it was the best s&p 500 stock, jumping more than 12%. it raised its production outlook this year. now, as suspected, hewlett- packard was among the big losers today. this almost 10% drop came on a six-fold increase in volume after last night's earnings report. the drop takes the stock below prices it was at when former c.e.o. mark hurd was ousted in a scandal. while h.p. led the dow down, the industrial sector was the weakest in the market, driven lower by fed-ex, snap-on tools and tyc