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he was train liced and the zoo keeper was taken to the hospital.e is expected to be okay. >>> tara is in for sal this morning. >>> well we have been very lucky, no big accidents on the chp website. that is good news. let's look at the drive into san francisco, a smooth one. traffic downtown taillights, no delays to speak of. 4:55 rosemary orozco? >>> good morning to you. we may be dodging a few sprinkles mostly cloudy skies outside but we are calm and cool, not as cold. calm conditions out of fso, east bay, down to livermore and napa reporting calm as well. the chance for rain will safer especially the north bay today. but for the hour now, 46 degrees. low 50s right around the bay area. a few 60s are expected, low mid- 50s for the lunchtime. upper 50s to mid-60s. 58 expected. san rafael and santa rosa, 59 expected for vallejo, 60 in oakland, along the peninsular, 60 degrees, 61 redwood city. low 60s partly cloudy skies expected and there is your extended forecast there. we are dry temperatures even warmer and we are cooling down as we get into the

people turning lice lights into a concert. >>> brian stow the giants fan who suffered severe head trauma is undergoing therapy in an unnamed rehabilitation facility. his family says it will help him become independent. he now shares april apartment with two others and needs someone to help transfer him to and from his chair, dress him and make meal autos fremont celebrating a reopening of a fire house, stake three was paid for by sundays in a bond issue for upgrades. this will house an n engine company that includes >>> at 6:00 san francisco police procedures under fire. why hundreds and maybe thousands could be let off the hook. >> and also opponents of the niners stadium is there any chance of a hail-mary to stop it? and phone bills can be complicated with taxes and surcharges. from michael finney, wireless customer paid a heavy price for not looking closely at his bill. it's coming up at 6:00. and now, back to cheryl and allen. >> and thank you so much. >> and world news is next with diane sawyer. >> from all of user

prove i'm not hiding something in there like zulu warrior lice or something. do you feel more comfortable. >> jon: i would give that guy a bank loan. >> but a small loan, right? because that look is not getting a zero down 20-year mortgage. you know why? >> jon: the hoodie i guess. >> of course the hoodie. let's put on a nice brooks brother suit. two buttons or less. don't want to look like steve harvey. maybe some glasses. clark kent me up a little bit. maybe throw a book in my hand. no one is threatened by a nerd. in fact let's nerd it up a little bit more. much better. much better. >> jon: oh, (beep). >> yeah, see. >> jon: unbelievable. nation of islam, wyatt, is going to scare a lot of people. >> we didn't land on plymouth rock. plymouth rocklanded on us. let me be clear. people aren't scared of the look. they're scared of who is wearing it. look at that same get-up on john oliver. >> he's actually right though, jon. look at me. i look like i'll be ready to be the new substitute teacher on hogwarts. look at that. >> jon: were you wearing that underneath yo

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through this hearing, we want to hear from the mta, fire department, lice, and sheriff's department, so we can better understand why we are where we are. one of the things i would like to know more about is whether or not insufficient staffing or other staffing issues are primary causes of this issue. the hearing will include a discussion of whether hiring sufficient, permanent, and skilled staff is a smarter policy than spending millions of dollars on overtime. again i want to thank supervisor farrell for his sponsorship. the last item is an in memoriam for an important and special person, the mother of our amazing intern kirk piamonte, who does a tremendous job for us in the district 9 office. his mother, dora, passed away at the age of 89 on march 7, 2012, in oahu, hawaii, where she lived her entire life. she worked as a typist. she was a mother to two sons and one daughter. and grandmother to two girls and four boys. she will be dearly missed by her family. we are very, very grateful to mrs. piamonte for raising her fabulous son, kirk. i do not know what my office would do withou

might not be a dps driver's license in your neighborhood, and it might require ten or -m driver's lice the complaint right now in texas is that the waiting lines to renew a driver's license might be two hours long. and so it will be difficult for some people. >> the texas primary is just weeks away, april 3rd. what does this ruling mean to voters in texas? no i.d. needed? >> actually, the primary got changed to -- it's now scheduled for may 29th because of redistricting fights. that date is scheduled. we don't know if it's going to change again. but whether it's in may or june or july, it's highly unlikely that this voter i.d. conflict will be resolved because now it goes to a three-judge panel in washington, d.c., and this case will start from scratch before those three judges which means that it probably will take months for the parties to develop the evidence and their case. >> texas governor pearly called the department of justice ruling a, quote, pervasive federal overreach. certainly the state must have been prepared for a court battle on this all along. >> yes. when the departme

acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, equity investments, outsourcing, technology and trademark lice e licensing and p&g's connect and develop open innovation efforts. jeff has also led development of the first ever comprehensive agreements between p&g and the public university systems of ohio and michigan to stream linl how academia and business work together to drive breakthrough innovations and local business creation. his team formed similar agreements with government research institutes, academic entity, and entrepreneurs around the world. jeff will talk about the p&g open innovation efforts, and i believe present some results or yentsed case studies. let's begin. amy, we look forward to your comments. >> thank you for that introduction, and thank you to the governors for focusing on this. i would like to start with a sentiment that is circulating among all of my entrepreneurial friends just this week. it goes like this -- dear optimist, pessimist, and realist, while you were arguing about the glass of water, i drank it. signed -- the opportunist. this is very much the mantra an

lice cling was a raging fad in the 1890's. about it. they were just talking about it back and forth. was it healthy? was it unhealthy? are they taking over the roads, hazards to health and traffic? and most importantly everybody was very excited about the idea that women were bicycling. they were worried that women might perspire and that was an unhealthy and unfeminine thing. and a lot of women were wearing bloomers, these sort of blousey trousers to help them bicycle. that was thought to be scandalous. but the lady falcons, they didn't care. they were a group of seven married women who went bicycling. they would finish their ride, rest in the long seats there in the clubhouse. they started having dinner parties there. they became quite fashionable. and they sort of tricked it out with all the victorian fill debris they could cox up -- filigri they could come up with, japanese fans, curtains, cushions it became sort of a fashionable, bohemian thing to do that other people took up the idea, rented these clubhouses from sutro,

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president obama says that's unreal lice tick. need to u-- unrealistic. >> we have to develop every source of american energy not just oil and gas, but wind power and solar power, nuclear power, bio fuels. we need to invest in the technology that will help us use less oil in our cars and our trucks, in our buildings, in our factories. that's the only solution to the challenge. as we start using less, that lowers the demand, prices come down. pretty state forward. >> what really determines the price of gas? there he is. eric is here if you didn't guess to tell us more about that. >> heather, good morning. the new national average for a price of a gallon of gasoline 3.75 per gallon. let's do this very quickly. i am going to give you what makes up the price of gasoline. $2.55 is the crude oil price. >> $2.55. hold that. that will come back. we are finding the marketing $0.20. finding the marketing. the transportation, $0.15. okay there's $0.15. you have to transport the stuff. federal tax $0.18. let's call it $0.20. 18.4 is $0.20. st

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revealed consumer reports rankings of top auto ranking autos taking a look at models that made the licehanges this year, consumer reports lists vehicles it considers top picks. and this year, one car maker is a real standout. pushing vehicles to their limit evaluating how they do in an emergency situation. and how they handle ef day driving. these are the tests consumer reports puts vehicles through and its test tracks to find the best performance but that is not all. >> the vehicle also has to be reliable. you don't want to take it to the shop. >> the vehicles have to perform well. if they've gone through industry or government crash tests. >> toyota is back this year. >> the camery hybrid is a top pick for sedan autos resigned hybrid is more engaging to drive and is impressive. >> the family suv category the highlander is the top pick. >> there are issue was reliability. and it show that's very good in terms of reliability and tested well. >> ford and chevy got a top spot. the chevolet avalanche is a 2012 topic for trucks and ford mustang muscled in the car. unlike others it's comfort

looks lice ache nice weekend. -- like a nice weekend. today was 86 in columbia, south carolina, by the way. that was the nation's high. east winds, 5 to 10 knots. sunrise, 7:15. sets, 7:16. the bay temp, around 50 degrees. tonight, let's call it slight, slight chance of a shower between now and about 9:00. otherwise, patchy fog, upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow, maybe some morning low clouds and fog. otherwise, becoming sunny to partly sunny. and a pleasant high of 70 degrees, which is still 17 degrees above normal. >> okay. >> which has been all month long. >> soon we're going to be officially spring. but it's been unofficially -- >> for about three or four weeks. >> or more. thank you, bob. >>> one of the prettiest sights to see in our nation's capital. whit johnson reports for wjz. it will soon be the time to see the famed cherry blossoms. >> cherishing the cherry blossoms, an event that brings millions of people every year. >> i'm a romantic man. so to me, that's an easy question. i love flowers and they are pretty. >> reporter: for th

there is an any entire wing nut intruckinfrom you structure and to combat those lice and misinformation make sure that it gets only to 35% of the american public. 35% can be managed but i think they're damaging their brands. they're making themselves look very extreme and that does bode ill for democrats. and as long as they're just that many. what can we do. they're stupid people. let them stay in fox land and let them stay. so far i think it's about 35% let's hope that it stays there go. >> if we could convince them that voting cost them money. >> osama bin laden wants nothing more than for them to vote. >> good, good. markos moulitsas "countdown" contributor and all around conspiracy guy. good to talk to you. >> julianne moore nails [ female announcer ] with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard free streaming quotes, all your investments positions, and even your trade ticket are all on one customizable page. see the all-new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. this former two term g

he showed off one of the breath lice they are put a black eye on the police department.y are to be tested for accuracy every 10 days. but had not been check for almost 10 years. the office has already identified 150 questionable convictions. >> breath test at the scene when you are arrested and very powerful evidence. that evidence is used at your tria trial.so for even people who pled guilty it was on the accuracy of the did he advice. >> under successful challenge convicted draivrs could declare themselves not guilty. prosecutor could then retry the case or most likely dismiss the charge. >> president obama has new campaign film the 17 minute long movie narrated by tom hanks and focus on the president first term achievements. so how accurate is it? vl mark matthews tonight with a fact check. >>reporter: fill being looks back at the financial crisis the president inherited in less than a minute it covers the stimulus spending. >> acted quickly with the recover act. >>reporter: more time spent examining the auto bailout. >> in exchange for help the president would demand

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there is an any entire wing nut intruckinfrom you structure and to combat those lice and misinformation make sure that it gets only to 35% of the american public. 35% can be managed but i think they're damaging their brands. they're making themselves look very extreme and that does bode ill for democrats. and as long as they're just that many. what can we do. they're stupid people. let them stay in fox land and let them stay. so far i think it's about 35% let's hope that it stays there go. >> if we could convince them that voting cost them money. >> osama bin laden wants nothing more than for them to vote. >> good, good. markos moulitsas "countdown" contributor and all around conspiracy guy. good to talk to you. >> julianne moore nails but for today's game i'm a little... [ neck cracks ] fuzzy. so you tried to fix me. but you just made me loose. newsflash. if you have cut rate insurance you might not be covered for this. so get allstate and protect your house and car from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar, nobody protects you from mayhem like allstate. [ laura ] maine is know

. >> we'd been talking about head lice. some of the mundane things we have to deal with. >> we were making really bad jokes like, this is nitpicky or this bugs me. i mean, we made really bad jokes. >> but the lighthearted mood is about to change. a man walks over to the wall and spray paints the letter "v" inside a circle. at first, the board members aren't quite sure what's happening. >> we were just all kind of in shock. i mean, we -- i didn't know what to think. >> but when the man turns to face the board, revealing a gun in his hand, there's no mistaking his intentions. >> i motion that everybody in this room except those behind the counter, hit the road. leave. you may leave. you may leave. >> the room clears out. and local television crews who happen to be covering the meeting leave, too. but their cameras are still recording. six men are ordered to remain. >> looking in his eyes, you could see he had a confident, cocky look. like i'm in charge now. and i know he was going to shoot. i knew he was going to use that gun

what do you do with a candidate for president who lice about even the stupid stuff? >> i can't trust him to tell the truth about what he advocates. >> you said of mitt romney, somebody who will lie to you to get to be president will lie to you when they are president. i have to ask you, are you calling mitt romney a liar? >> yes. >> you're calling mitt romney a liar? >> well, you seem shocked by it, yes. >> if a man's dishonest to obtain a job, he'll be dishonest on the job. >> it is one thing to look at a candidate's rivals and say, oh, they're calling him a liar. that's one thing we call each other in politics now, but i sort of feel like these guys meant for us to be taking it seriously. for those who follow the 2012 race closely, and perhaps even not so closely, there are two broad narratives surrounding mitt romney. first, he is an out of touch elitist who got rich by laying off american workers. second, he is a world class flip-flopper who's radically changed his entire political persona several times. in both those cases, he is an etch a sketch guy, right? but

in civic organizations so we shouldn't get carried aw with the idea that living alone means being lice lated but there are a lot of elder people at risk of growing isolated if they don't have the right kinds of housing and at the moment we haven't invested in that. >> suarez: in an earlier book "heat wave" you examine how old it was that very living alone among a lot of low-income elderly that led to a terrible death toll during a tragic heat wave in chicago in the 1990s. so could that be the down side of living by yourself. >> if we don't find ways to adjust buthe one thing i discovered in the course of writing this book is that the very vulnerable and isolated people do represent a small minority here that for the most part people who live alone are engaged in the world in the ways we don't appreciate and i grew concerned that this language we have for talking about our bowling alone and our disconnection, the way we've grown too individualistic as a society has somehow misrecognized the ways in which we're actually connected with each other. so it's important to tell both sides of t

. >>> two women want to open a lies removal -- lice removal salon. city can't dedied -- can't decide if this falls in pest control or beauty and health. >>> police in las vegas are getting in the st. patrick's day celebration. they are ticketing drivers who don't stop for peds or in this case, leprechauns. >>> california's high-speeled rail authority is giving previews of -- high-speed rail authority is giving repreviews and -- previews. state lawmakers will decide in june if work on the $100 billion project should start. >>> 8:49. republican presidential candidate rick santorum pulled off a surprising southern sweep winning the primaries in billion become and mississippi. he was expected to come in third. instead, he took 30% of the vote in billion become followed by 29% by newt gingrich and mitt romney. in mississippi -- >> the clouds that we had in alabama and mississippi. i just what have to tell you i was so incuraged. all of the -- encouraged. all of the poles showed us us -- they said we believe you. >> there was speculation that if he did not

my feeling was we're off the air for 17 months and i don't want the fans to thing we took that licely give the fan as big dose of the show so they can get into it right away and a lot of things do get answered. even though the characters are the same, we start a new story ever season. the premiere always feels like the last episode of the season before and then the new story starts and people either enjoy moving on or they don't enjoy moving on but it's kind of fun. you know what teenages are. it's set -- tied to a calendar, and you get to live with the ages. >> you had a kerfuffle with amc and it's true you worked it out. >> kerfuffle. >> wow. >> kerfuffle. >> i'll talk to my lawyer. how much does a kerfluffle. >> you had a touching moment with your son. you thought it was over. >> i told my son, it's over. my kids were living through this with me because i'm such a good parent, shielding them from all of the stresses of life. and he said, don't worry, dad, you'll get another show. >> how old was he? >> 14. >> 14? >> yeah. >> wow. >> here's the cover. you love it. >> i can't -- you k

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