tonight he says he isn't going to stand by and let that go. kpix5's message has moved from the pulpit to the streets in a story you'll see only on 5. >> they could be grieving today. >> pastor wheeler is counting his blessings. he is out 8,000 dollars in jewelry. and $300 in cash. but as he poupts it, he has live -- puts it, he has lived another day. >> i told him i was a pastor. i believe that is the only reason why they didn't shoot me. >> last night he stopped for dinner at a cafe. as he got into his car. >> when i get one foot in, the guy comes from across the street and approached me. he had the gun down like this with his hand on top of the gun and said give me your money and give me your jewelry. >> other people witness the armed robbery but di't realize it because the suspects were so close as if they knew him. >> middle 30s, emilie 40s. they were not youngsters. we with can't blame it on them this time. they were well skilled. they weren't sloppy. this lets me know they have done this many times before. >> but it was a first for him. and his

what is happening the bounce keeps going and not letting bulls get back in. s&p on 50 day moving average. now it higher again. end of february historically is kind of boring maybe we catch our breath and march and april are two strongest months going past the 20 years. seasonality it looks good. small caps started to lead late last week. we know they lagged all year. we have tech leadership. small caps are jumping in. it still looks pretty good to be bullish for next several months. david: larry talk about earnings. we're about to get herbalife. what do you think of the earnings season so far? >> i think the earnings season has been good. beaten he can accident takes on a large percentage on the top line. people need more than that they can't get their head around the fact how could you have corporate earnings expanding and a benign global situation especially with emerging markets. it only goes that far and right now we're looking at multiple expanding about 15 1/2 for 2013. we'll start to see a summertime look at $128, $130 per share that takes it down to 14.

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let's go to florida with the temperatures were in the 70's today. in the 70's. britt mchenry is with the nationals. >> it was 83 degree temperatures and palm trees insight. the stands are empty now and so was the field. the pitchers and catchers will resume their work out activities at the stadium. coming up, we will tell you what new techniques stephen strasburg is employing. >> let it take you to auburn for our shot of the day. jason, it is just a fan. 95 feet but it is only a three inch opening. yes, sir. he gets it and wins a brand-new car. he was a student at auburn. 95 feet on the hardwood with the golf putt. how about that? he should go to the lottery. >> thank you. we all watch it. the national zoo's panda cam. >> we will take a >> the national zoo's panda cub turned six months old. greta kreuz takes a look at the best moments caught on the camera. seele behind the scenes to who runs these cameras and why they are so important to the people. every move have -- has captivated the world. from birth to her first cries. to her first cuddles with mother as sh

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let's bring in ox san i roxana s going to walk us through all of this. >> reporter: i want to give you the lay of the land. this is kiev in, the area we're talking about is in the northern part of kiev. it's split by one of the longest rivers. there have been protesters and police forces. let's get a little bit closer to where the protests have been taking place. down ever a with yothat city hag about earlier, it was retaken by protesters. here is the post office, which also is protesters. it is a central part of kiev, and in years past it used to be actually on the edge of kiev, and it was used as a defense post. most recent times it's been used as concerts and festivals for having fun. today a very different story. there is a found here, and if we go southward we can go across the street to i independence column. it's a symbol of protection for the country. down this main street, which is the central street of kiev, if we go all the way towards the east we get to something called the european square. this is where the police have been sending in reinforcements, armored cars, other ve

david: just about 40 seconds away from the s&p futures closing. let's goto mark sebastian in the pits of the cme. what does it look like for tomorrow, mark? >> looks like we had longs that didn't want to go in long overnight, futures sold off five handles into the close. probably some people just reevaluating where positions are and getting out of overnight stuff and hedging off. david: good stuff. mark, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> buffalo wild wings just reported numbers moments ago. let's head back to nicole petallides, the super bowl company. everybody talked about this one. >> wild, wildings. what we're talk looking at buffalo wild wings, up over 80% a year ago. after-hours they came out with earnings per share of a buck 10 that surpassed analyst estimates of 1.06. here is a look at the revenue. revenue is a little light. 341 1/2 million versus 343.6 million. revenue came in a little light. the initial reaction was to the downside for the stock. the stock closed at 140.75. the bid ask is one 141 range. looking up about a buck or some so that

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s. are basically on the same page. >> let me go back to hellmuth tromm, who joins us from kiev. you are out on the streets. what is the environment like? what is the mood like? >> it is kind of a bizarre situation. we are less than a mile away from independence square. right here, you couldn't tell anything special is going on. squareindependence people are digging in. they have fortified the barricades throughout the day. fires are burning. everyone you talk to on the are notill tell you, we turning back, this is a one-way street for us. we will stay here and either we will win this battle or it is all over. >> are you feeling pressure from outside? are folks on the ground in kiev feeling pressure from outside forces, whether from the united states or russia? >> well, i think people have somehow lost a little faith in diplomacy. the situation has continued for so long. their demand is yanukovych has to leave. at least he has to give into early elections. they have seen so much talk, and nothing has happened. i think they are not having very high hopes at this point in terms of

and demonstrate to people that you have values and they'll hire hire you they ey won't let you go. do. 's what we have to >> great point. right here. i just -- two points. i just learned inner terpb ships are under attack that you ave obligations of someone bringing on an intern which is scaring people from bringing on internships. my largest point is inspiration we political and narrative hear is jobs, jobs, jobs. entrepreneurs, small business are disciplined people who build a cess little more than traepl, baking shop beginning at decimated byle but the theft of content from the online technology companies. focus tends to be i.p. and having an idea that people can start at home. what are you doing to ensure and protect neighborhood and enterprise from technology stealing people's moving forward and separate from that whatever woodson, nning for mr. i'm on board. > god bless those who have got nothing to say and have the good sense not to say it. colleagues on y that one. >> technology is not my area of expertise. on the you have agenda -- did.e this morning. > we should protect people's

the s&p 500 starts at a record high. let's not split hairs. we're going to enjoy it. the dow and nasdaq also closed a bit higher. they were fueled by fed chair janet yellen and her comments about housing retail sales. the dow added 74 points in trading yesterday. the s&p 500 was up by 9. the nasdaq was better by almost 27 points on the day. >>> verizon wireless says it is looking into possible security breaches at two retailers. many retailers operate large networks through technology provided by verizon. investigators say the hacks look similar to last year's attack. verizon did not name the two retailers affected by this possible data breach. >>> boeing just unveiled a new self-destructing smartphone called the boeing black. and the company says it's meant for people who work within government agencies like defense and homeland security. the self-destruct feature isn't quite as dramatic as it sounds. it simply erases all the data if someone tries to break into the phone. it runs on google android and encrypted stored data. it's expected to be out this summer but no

i wish they were going to go through and charge him with it, let him defend himself in court. >> you can allow him to get dressed. 804'ssee what he wants. >> do you know anything about that? >> i'll come back and pick him up. >> hold on just a second. do you know anything about that? >> no, what is that? >> this was found underneath that locker box here. and they also pulled this out from under that locker box. that's what the dog was hitting on a while ago. better get some clothes on. >> it's not mine. >> what did you say? >> it's not mine. if it's something i done, i'll deal with it, but i don't like getting railroaded like this. i ain't owned one of them for 12 years, a knife. i haven't had one in 12 years. just have to see how it shakes out. whatever happens, i'll deal with it. messed up. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay," phase two of the prison shakedown has ty in a tight spot. >>> in the wake of the shakedown, warden culliver >>> in the wake of the shakedown, warden culliver initiates a prison-wide drug test. >> they shook us down at 6:00 in the morning. talk about a [ bleep ] test. they are looking for reefer

. >>: continuing our team coverage let's go up kron4's jacki sizzle who is live at the bay bridge. mera steady and i see sunshine. >>: it seems like the rain is dying down. i am going to have to bust out of the rang glasses. that literally the sun is out. a blue sky overhead. the roadways are drying out. and a storm that we had half last night obviously seems to have passed over the bay bridge area at least. i think it's safe to say it again turn off your windshield wipers. and enjoy a little bit of the sun shine before this next door roles and. because it is sunny and cloudless sky where i am right now. >>: surfers take advantage of the waves along the coast. here at rockaway beach were as high as 30 ft.. we are getting some pictures and from kron4 viewers. there's a beautiful looking shot of a rainbow out of oakley. we want to see it more of your pitchers especially with the wind coming tonight. we are expecting a possibility of a high wind watch. gus possible 60 mi. per hour. sending your photos to breaking news at kron4 dot com. even though we are getting the rain we're still de

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>> you know, look, there's a lot of angst going on about the markets. let's remember the s up 32% last year. corrections and pullback and consolidation is the natural process in markets. i do think we need some catalyst going forward. equity markets are, i think, fairly valued here. but you got an opportunity to buy the dips here. >> this idea of the counterintuitive trades working well thus far, whether it's gold or for that matter even bonds, has surprised a lot of people. yourself included or no? >> you know, i think that there is -- there's still a tendency to rotate back into bonds when equity markets tend to pull back. i'm not surprised by that. actually, i think it's been going on for a hundred years. >> how much -- it's josh. how much do you think these week-to-week inflow and outflow numbers really matter to an investor who has a time horizon longer than five trading days? aren't we seeing, oh, the market was down so people bought bonds. this week it was up, they went back to stocks. is it actionable at all in all of your experience in the markets or not really? >>

let me show you what is going on with the s&p hitting a new intra-day high.re's the one year, looks pretty good. don't want to digress anybody but there's new enter day by the way so straight shot up here, we are in a rally mode. investors into the markets, they missed out, the market so beaten down in the month of january and into february, a lot of reasons for this. over to you, the s&p looking pretty good. >> we will take it. a new study suggests the sec employees may be using inside information to ttade stock saying, this is a quote, it appears sec employees continue to take advantage of stocks under regulatory purvey. the fcc countered, this is also a quote, each of the transactions was individually reviewed and approved in advance by the ethics office. most sales were required by sec policy, staff had no choice, they were required to sell but the study found they sold quite often at a profit. is the sec bending its own rules? we go to elizabeth noaa key and it is at the very least a black eye for the sec but is it an accurate punch that was thrown? >> h

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. >> s&p futures are closing right now. let's go back to bill baruch in the pits of the cme. bill?, how are you? we're closing right now on the highs, 1795 1/2 is the high. we're right up against that about a tick into the close today. nice session holding initial spike highs from friday's jobs data. liz: that is an interesting move i'm glad you brought that up. what is the next piece of data or is it janet yellen's testimony that will really drive the markets? >> we're looking forward to yellen's testimony tomorrow but there is 10-year and 30-year treasury auction. there is quite a bit of chatter out of china here -- data out of china and retail sales later in the week. there is lot to look forward to but really the jobs data was a win-win situation we're telling our clients. liz: got it. >> weather could be used as excuse. it really wasn't that bad. david: bill, thank you very much. we have some breaking news coming from inside the beltway. rich edson, yet another obamacare delay. of tell us about it. >> this one for businesses between 50 and 9 workers. they have until 2016 to of

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s [ singing in different language ] >> go! go! >> worldwide, "frozen's" box office is nearing $25 million. on spotify, "let 25 million times. the voice behind the song, broadway star adena manzel. >> i relate to being a woman or a girl and having power and not knowing what to do with it. >> demi lovano also recorded a version of the song. >> i have video sent from friends with mine with their little girls. and my son for instance sings let it go back to me in the bathtub. >> reporter: you may not know it but the script of the movie actually grew out of her theme song. >> she was the villain in the script. and once we wrote that song, everyone started thinking about her differently. >> suddenly we found that we had a very sympathetic, very useful truth about how we all kind of keep our power hidden and we fear it. >> suddenly it was no longer a classic battle between good and evil, but a more modern fight between hope and fear. >> sorcery. >> reporter: not to mention the triumph of of the sister hood. >> whey love about the movie as the father of daughters is the idea that the handsome prince isn't the one

let's go to the broader markets now. the s&p 500 in record territory. check it out.ints away from an all-time high of 1850, reached on january 15th. what is pulling the market higher? kenny pulcari joins me, director at o'neill securities and cnbc market analyst. mike holland is the chairman of holland and company. good to see you. you have been bullish for the past few years. you have been dead on. reaffirm your optimism for these markets that are in record territory despite pockets of weakness in the economy. >> good to see you. the good things that got us here over the past five years are still here. what i mean by that is five years ago, you had stocks at ridiculously low levels, if you look back at them at the time, and the federal reserve telling us they had the back of the market, they would support asset price of financial assets and for people who believe the fed, five years later, they have been rewarded. companies have actually produced more earnings so we still have reasonable valuations, not ridiculously low but quite reasonable valuations given the alte

s to four peaks. um let's of before. we go to our panel. the crew to record its essential courts in paris and join falls and gets the irvine has been following the opening arguments of today's trial. he asked as he becomes law. is he a reduced their proverbial big fish when it comes to the orchestration of the rwandan genocide. he's a first date time france is brought to an individual from the genocide. on trial in france for that reason it is a start he's definitely generation lot of attention here in paris and then say you is a big fish it would be to the ease of being accused of being in the steam genocide in the seat in their crimes against you not see he is seen as not so much a hands on in the killings of more one of the organizers in the genocides and after that go she said the fear that there was not the individuals also residing here in france that perhaps they'd like to see a in front of the courts ahead of us doesn't take much to be stephanie somebody that sounds akin to be very close to present the outing on up on that day close

for more, let's welcome westpa s 's senior economist and michael mckee. let's start with you. there is goingmpact. and you have seasonal adjustments that we need to think about. the spread is pretty big, isn't it? >> it is enormous. the working assumption on wall street is that december's payroll figures were just wrong. the bad weather cap so many people at home. the numbers could not possibly be right. a lot of people are expecting today that will be revised away. and january will refer to last fall's trend -- hiring. we have seen a lot of soft data in other parts of the economy, housing and manufacturing data. if you think december was dead, generate was worse. the coldest winter months and three years and four times the normal amount of snow. we could see a weather effects for this month. nobody knows. the other big question is what happens with the unemployment rate, given the speed with which it is declining these think the economy was on fire. but mostly it is people leaving the labor force. there is a big debate about whether or not it is baby boomers retiring or people are so discou

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s. diagnosed until he died and had an autopsy. my grandmother was very private and did not let anyone know what is going on. the things that we saw that or just quirks or him getting forgetful were serious. having had that experience, when my dad got dementia, he got vascular dementia. he had heart surgery and had complications and strokes. essentially, dementia is the death of brain cells. that is how that started. we recognized what he was going through and we were better equipped to deal with it. we took turns after my mom passed away staying with dad. he went to live with my brother, then went to a fantastic assisted living place where he had lots of people to be social with. at the end, the dementia started increasing where the alzheimer's crept in. the flu and he died, and we were glad because we knew -- he still knew us when he died unlike my grandfather. tavis: your dad got to see some of the best of your work on "frasier." >> yes. tavis: since you were on last? 20 years. the cover of this magazine came out last year -- there it is. a great photo. what do you make of that? 20 years ago? >> a lot of

kpix 5's linda yee looks into why he was let go by u.s. district judge henderson. >> reporter: thomas frazier was paid $270,000 a year to whip the oakland police department into shape. but the judge who appointed him now says he was ineffective, too expensive and fired him. >> i was surprised that it happened the way it did. >> reporter: attorney john burris was hoping frazier would be successful at making police more accountable. burris filed the civil suit against the police department after the so-called "riders" case involving four officers accused of beating and framing drug suspects. >> only disappointed in the sense that i was concerned about a change and whether that change would cause a setback. >> reporter: so you're confident that this is going to move forward and those reforms are going to be done? >> i'm confident in time they will get done. i would like for it to be sooner than later. >> reporter: hey federal court ordered reforms -- a federal court ordered reforms but after 10 years of non-compliance a judge picked frazier t

. >>> news4's angie goff is following breaking news at the live desk now. let's go to her. angie?> barbara, a new video just into our newsroom from south korea where a building collapsed killeding eight students. take a look at this video. notice it is nighttime there. rescuers working right now to find dozens of other still trapped in debris. this is happening in the city of gangxu, about 30 miles south of seoul. 35 college students were at a freshman orientation when the building caved. no official word nown why, but investigators speculate heavy snow on top of the roof could be the cause. i'm angie goff at the live desk. barbara, back to you. >> thanks, angie. >>> we just checked, the bwi-westin hotel remains closed. it was shut down yesterday after dangerous level the of carbon monoxide were detected inside the building. they think the leak came from the laundry room. hundreds of guests were ordered out of their rooms, many without belongings and forced to sleep somewhere else. nine people were taken to the hospital, about you are expected to be okay. >>> fire investigators in

going to win on sunday when "the five" come s back. >>> that was ronny by nature. you're watching "the five" from super bowl boulevard in times square. let's it away. >> we're with joe namath, pro football player, hall of famer here, and he's been giving me tips about the game. what to look for and who he thinks is going to take away the super bowl ring, and if anybody ought to know, he ought to know. who do you like? >> i like both teams. i do give the edge to denver because of peyton manning's expertise in being able to anticipate defenses. also, being able to analyze the defense prior to the snap and maybe putting his team into the best offensive play. >> let's talk about the weather a little bit. if you're a quarterback and thinking about sunday, what kind of prep are you going through in your head and what are you thinking in terms of weather? >> every morning i got up at buffalo, i would open the curtains and see what way the wind was blowing. it's the wind factor all quarterbacks dislike. if it's not windy, the temperature is fought going to be so cold. not cold enough to make the ball hard and slippery when it gets real cold. if th

let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. finally some decent news! >> today's high in the low 30's. we're going to throw a party because we will make freezing today. right now we're currently at seven degrees in kankakee. we do find warmer temperatures as a travel into cook county. hawthorne's classic is currently 21. elsewhere, could cover coming in from the west. not much sunshine. it week clipper system will roll through the region today bringing some light snow showers. but not much. today, ready to degrees it will feel warm even though it will be colder than normal. typical high is 35. tonight, 12 degrees. valentine's day will be chilly. 22 degrees for the high. saturday we are 22. monday 37 degrees. tuesday and wednesday we find it climb into the mid 40's. it's almost over. >> earlier accident on 88 just cleared. everything moving just fine there. a stretch of construction has pershing blocked off. that roadwork will go into february. that's the only item. everything else looks good including travel times. >>now to the developing story out of gary, indiana - -where several peop

s, the couple live off the pension her father receives. the bosnians have begun to protest against the poverty. >> come on, let's go. >> every day at 1:00, protesters gather in front of the government building. even if it's just a burned-out shell. the protests have turned violent. in early february, stone-throwing protesters stormed local government headquarters. older workers joined forces with the younger generation. that's the first time that's happened in almost 20 years since the civil war ended in bosnia. in this multicultural state, politicians like to emphasize the ethnic differences between bosniaks, croats, and serbs. now people have had enough of these politicians. the peace agreement of 1995 divided the country into two political entities. one is a serb republic and the other a federation of bosniak sent croats. it self divided. local power interests helped draw the map. b 14 local governments and parliaments are divided along ethnic and party lines. this banner says the system gobbles up 70% of the tax revenues while 67% of young people are out of work. >> i have always been for one country without the two entities. for a bosniak-croa

s priority pollutant list so the group included other chemicals, thyrene and acilorites is known to cause cancer and they let it go 10 years and it wasn't until they saw the high rate of cancer that they took another look at the water and they found this. every critical fact community need to learn. you may think you're safe. you're not safe because there may be things in there you're not looking for. the priority pollutant list of the e.p.a. >> in 1996 when these cancer causing chemicals were found, all eight wells of the parkway were shut down. and it was the first step in cleaning up the pollution. over the next five years, union carbide would install carbon filters on the wells near the farm, a settlement would be reached by the families in the cancer cluster and ciba geigy paid $92 million to begin the 30-year process of making the contaminated ground water safe. today toms river water is clean. but from the mistake made and lessons learned could not be ignored by other communities. >> the overall societal cost and actual dollar cost would have been a lot less if back in the 1970's that we had a problem here,

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$50,000 crumbled mess but the engine only had minor damage and it's all ready to go for the driver's in, ra, s today. >>> let'sinal check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> you know, we're not busting the drought by any means. we would have to have four more of these storms to get where we should be but we have enough for a short period of time because there is an urban small stream flood advisory in marin and sonoma county through 10:45. you can see the yellow where we've had heavy rain all night long. concord has wet weather as well as richmond, heavier rain, down through southern marin where you're nrjt urban and small stream flood advisory. light rain along the coast. palo alto and milpitas, lighter rain into the east bay and pebble beach. even though you've got the golf tournament, it looks as though you'll just have hit and miss showers. >> thank you all for joining us on the abc 7 morning news. we continue at 5:00 p.m. please be careful out there in this rainstorm and have a great day. one of the besis that millia is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's impor

s finance minister that said we should be there with a checkbook. >> let's go live in the ukrainian capitol. is there any semblance of order now at all in ukraine? >> i'm sorry, could you repeat that question? >> with all of the difference events, so many things said and so many outside and inside interests, is there any semblance have order in ukraine? >> well, there is a semblance of order, the parliament has been convening, cushions about how to form the government, differing opinions and what they would like to see and who they would like to see part of that government. there were strong opinions about representatives to join that government of national unity. we do have the parliament that is convening in an emergency session, all sessions are now emergency that has been decided last saturday. they have been discussing how really to kickstart the economy. they've also been discussing the future role of the riot police in this country. you do have a sense of normalcy, even though there is still that hunt going on for the former president, viktor yanukovych. his trail has gone cold, the

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s total. i'm going to talk about where coming up. let's get an update on the big rig. goodness, mike.rough out there. >> yeah. i misinterpreted that chopper shot. here is that rig across the center divide. next to it is the trailer so it's a double rig. that's a jackknife. it is hanging over the center divide. reports earlier said it may have been a head-on collision. folks traveling across the other area. no details for the injuries but we hope for the best for everyone. look at the impact on the commute. we have a huge effect off 80, coming out of san pablo and hercules. i'll show you the map. this is the area where the blue is showing it's ponding, there is much more severe earlier on. that may have played a factor. watch it around the bay. to the bottom of the screen, the two lanes are blocked. you have unexpected slowing. eastbound 80. another crash 180 university taking time to clear causing slowing. heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, ponding. in fact, look at the swimming pool size there, around wood bowl mand may have to have a lane closed. 280 closed at bird for the next f

s nuts. let me take it back. the g-force. i don't like boehner and obama going a dance. >> i'm glad you are on the same pa.e-day event. let's get over it. >> all right. i think we got it out of our system. neil: i appreciate. thank you boh thank you very much. we have a lot more coming up. the warns on garette tax. get ready to see them pop up on cans o coke. >> the gernment thinks that they actuay know what is nutritious and what is not and that we are not capable of making the decisions. so you have this new california labor reqirement that is mpletely unnecessary. dinghies requirements up in california and the u.s. they @% assume that we don't know how to make the right choices. >> it would essentially be that this stuff is danerous. an attacker will eventually kill you. but what i am curious about politicians are fast and furiously going on here. >> they are banning the council chemical from all foods in america. they are very protective of this. >> actually, senator schumer brought up a point which is how we will do these things and we ne to kind of go back to the idea of the marketplace. actually add

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s&p 500 added 24 and the nas spiked 69. let's gotney reagan for all the details. that's the courtney reagan. you have to tell us what happened. today was a good day. and we ended up on the week after all that hullabaloo. >> i know, decidedly more positive to counter the selloff we had just days before. all ten s&p 500 large cap sectors higher to close out the trading week. health care led the way, up nearly 2%, followed by industrials, technology and materials. shares of athena health surging on their better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and revenue saying its network of physicians also expanded by 28%. expedia shares hitting a record high on the heels of strong quarterly earnings, up more than 14%, subsequently leading the s&p 500. other airline travel agencies rose. they're all up. just yesterday, twitter investors were so concerned about slowing user growth that shares sold off 24%. but today was a brand-new day, shares closing up 7%. but it's a social split with linkedin plummeting on news that they're projections are fa

seattle schools will not close to let the kids attend but they admit they are expecting lots of absences. if the par. s say they are sick, what are you going? wink, wink... >> teachers would throw a surprise quiz, we have seen that happen. >> no rain up there. a lot sunshine and temperatures in the 30's. that is cool for them. the flood gates are opening. we have significant rain coming our way. the rain this weekend could double the total amount of rain we have received so far this rain year which began july 1. wrap your head around that, we could get more rain in two days than we have had in nine months. fog in napa and everyone else is okay. you can see the plume when it comes in from the southwest and the west you know you are getting my apple pipeline or a push of more tropical air coming in tonight. >> if you are stepping out now it is dry. it is freezing. knits santa rosa and napa and 32 in novato and mid-to-upper 13 around fairfield, hayward, san jose, los gatos and if i didn't mention you, oakland, late, then you are in the low-to-mid 40's. from mount tamalpais, sausalito shows thickening clouds and dry in the day. the rain will m