lin tries hard to connect young and old. lin, you are certainly passionate.oday, lin and a student volunteer are visiting a welfare center for the elderly in the city. it's the student's first time to volunteer. expensive pcs stood idle because no one taught the elderly how to use them. so they're volunteered for the job of instructor. how is the new student volunteer managing? while determined to be a volunteer for life, lin is also a husband and father. the family of three live in a shanghai apartment. his wife, wang qin, is 28 years old. the family's bread winner, she works in the i.t. industry. lin is dedicated to taking care of their daughter. lin made his life-changing decision when his wife was expecting their first child. qin is so understanding. lin, you mustn't disappoint her. by 2050, nearly 400 million chinese will be over 60 years old. in march 2011, the government launched a new initiative for senior services. volunteer activities are becoming more important. lin is always looking for new homes in need of his services. many residents of this pri

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here with some thoughts is harry lin. he's executive in residence at idealab, a technology incubator in pasadena, california. >> they say that the stock market is not the economy, and i say, "thank goodness," because with all the recent trading volatility, you could mistake our economy for a yo-yo instead of the depressing flat line that it actually is. if i believe what i read, the cause of much of this volatility is computers. or rather, software. specifically, high-frequency trading systems and trading algorithms. some say that 70% of all trades on the new york stock exchange are algorithmic instead of manual. it's like those science-fiction scenarios in movies where computers get out of control and take over the world, turning us puny humans into slaves or batteries. while i don't know the exact pervasiveness of algorithmic trading, i do know that it's having an effect on the high- tech labor market. top-notch software engineers and highly skilled i.t. people are being lured into stock market jobs instead of, say, cle

i ask you, you come off the kron set, done 17 shows, you said, you know, here is da lin 5 times and youad -- maybe had a bad day and somebody greets you, the third segment, what went wrong. >> he is just not real warm. >> think what he has gone through. i don't know why i am sticking up for him. i am imagining what he has gone through. everybody is looking at you like you are a phony. everybody is questions every move you make. >> wow! wow! >> i know. jackie doesn't resign. you beat a guy up for a year and then leave him alone. >> i am sure he wasn't -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i am saying you would be a little like this if you had been getting -- >> he was always like that. you got to admit. >> didn't he smile? show me the bicycle kick. never seen a kick like that. in fact, i was looking into their eyes. look at this. almost [ male announcer ] kentucky grilled chicken. now with new bigger white meat breast pieces, marinated for juiciness. freshly seasoned and slow grilled by real cooks. just wait until you try this kentucky grilled chicken. it's that good. today tastes so good.

lin earl democrats think too much has been dollared with no new -- liberal democratics think too much has been passed. >> reporter: others in the gop believes defense is taking too big of a hit. >> there's no question we can cut some things from defense but we need to protect our country. >> reporter: still, leaders are striking a generally optimistic tone. it raises the debt ceiling, cuts $trillion over the next -- $1 trillion over the next decade. here are the numbers -- in the senate, they need 60 to pass the agreement. in the house, 216. on capitol hill, jennifer davis, fox news. >>> now we want to take you live to the new york stock exchanges. the dow had droppedcily early. initially -- dropped early initially. you can see stocks jumped but the gains quickly diminished after key manufacturing indexes tumbled. the latest numbers, the dow is down 30, nasdaq is down 19. s&p a down 7. >>> we're learning more about a mother of now gunned down this morning -- four gunned down this morning. allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: right now richmond police have no motive for the searching an

i'm lin berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> moving at a snail's pace is actually encouraged at one race in france. that's where the slimy creatures competed in the 43rd annual snail racing championship. speed is all relative but the stakes are high. the first 15 to cross the finish line are pardoned by the town's mayor to compete next year. the losers end up being cooked and served for dinner. >>> well, here's a good reason to clean out the attic. that's where one man in france stumbled on an amazing discovery. a painting by the famous french artist paul gauguin. at first he wasn't sure of the find. under layers of dirt he saw the signature. after professionals examined it, they confirmed it was indeed an original. the man hasn't said what he plans to do with the artwork next. >>> marriage proposals are supposed to be a surprise, but the actual wedding? it was a double whammy for one woman in canada who was shocked when her boyfriend popped th

lin sinjab joins me now on the line. your -- you are a reporter for a financial services organization. it is been a busy morning for you. >> it sure has. it is shaping up to be quite a day in hong kong. we are seeing sell-offs across the asian benchmarks. u.s. and europe combining into a global slowdown, practically erasing japan's efforts to weaken the yen yesterday. it is back on the rise today as investors monitored the bloomberg monitor. bloomberg news talked to someone at sydney based asset management. he tells us he is calling this a panic attack. there are fears growth is walking off a cliff. >> people are calling this a panic attack. why should asian investors be acting this way? >> i think it is what you're talking about earlier where investors are keeping an eye on the big jobs report will be given later today. economists forecast the country added 85,000 jobs last month, likely failing to get the 9.2% unemployment rate. that continues to put pressure on the u.s. consumer. spending accounts for 70% of the u.s.

i'm da lin, kron4 news. >> at least 50 cars have been vandlessed in the city of santa cruz in a three-hour window. the crimes were concentrated in the city's west side. we see the damage. >> reporter: here you can see one of the dozens of cars that were damaged sometime between 11:00 p.m. friday night and 1:00 a.m. saturday morning. this mercedes had two tires slashed. check out this jetta. the paint has, not only been scratched but you can see that a swastika has been carved into the trunk. six of the damaged cars were marked up with hate symbols and they could face a hate crime charge on top of felony vandalism. although some question if racism had anything to do with this. >> i don't think it was a hate crime. it seemed like some pinky kid type thing to do. >> the fact that so many cars were hit has left some in this community shocked and concerned. >> this type of activity has never happened in this neighborhood to my knowledge and i've here a long time. i hope they can be caught, because otherwise this might proliferate. >> cops may have caught a break in their investigation because n

you know, he is from proke lin. see both of these nones. >> we'll be right back. ,,,, [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, all your back to school favorites are on sale! so get in extra early for 5 hour steals saturday, like $14.99 city streets denim, 55% off kids' school uniforms, and $8.99 guys' st. john's bay polos! bras are just $14.99, too! plus, with jcp cash, earn $10 off when you spend just $25! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make back to school style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >>> the secret room where we can't talk about what happens. >> what happens? >> secret back in that room right there. >> what happened? >> it's a secret room, i can't talk about it. >> it was cold, you live in sacramento? >> yes. >> why? >> exactly. it was cold here. >> it was 95. >> 85 at my house today. >> it was warm, you come to the coast and it's freezing. >> take a look at the seven- day forecast. he

several changes its gas policy, including reducing pressure on 1600 miles of gas transmission pipe linscompany also plans to conduct testing. and says that it has increased its coordination with first responders and is developing a more comprehensive emergency response plan. >>> for the community devastated by last year's pipeline blast, there's a lot of healing to do. liz best cook is in san bruno where today's report offers very little closure. elizabeth. >> many of the homes in this neighborhood look like this, construction sites. people trying to rebuild what was lost. now it's easy to see on the surface how this neighborhood is really trying to improve, but look a little closer and wounds are still very visible. san bruno firefighter remembers the night of september 9, 2010 as if it were yesterday. >> sitting right here cooking dinner. it's like a jet taking off from the airport. i ran out the door. all you could see was orange in the second story windows. took a peek around the fire house and all i could see was the fire down the street. >> one of the first responders that night.

that's what the markets told us and what the american people wanted and the president refuse to lin to them. he has to come up with a new deal to restore the market in the nation and address the nation from the white house. and he needs to demonstrate to the country that he is unwilling. he needs to stop being awol on the economy. it is time to lead. this is about the country and american people. we have seen this morning, the markets went down five and half percent . rippling affect could be out there. 18 countries have better ratings than the united states? we can't have the administration's response to blame the credit rating agencies employees they have already blamed the weather and earthquakes and strong head winds of the economy. they can't do that anymore. now they have to lead and that is why the president has to come back to the white house from camp david and speak to the american people and peek to the markets and speak to the international community. >> he keeps speaking to the american people. you think he is saying the wrong thing. >>> and i spoke to you in washington. a

bray lin edwards signed a one- year deal with the niners worth $3.5 million.also got a new safety. donte. he had 140 tackles last year. and tiger woods is back on the course for the first time since may and the opening round of the bridge stone invitational, tiger parred the first nine holes, finishing two under. but you ready for this? he is six back as a leader and scott's new caddy is steve williams, tiger's old caddy. >> this could be a good weekend. >> great stuff. >> all right, dennis, thanks. that's it for us at 10:00, but we're back at 11:00. >> the news is always on cbssf.com. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd v

cooper remembers when she was 8 two of her uncles plotting something underhanded, one of them was loyal lin cooper, also known as l.d. marla says her father was angry when he found out. >> my father was crying, he was yelling, he was cussing out my uncle for both of them for what they had done. he said "you realize you've ruined your life." she said her father and uncles are all dead. the fbi declined to comment. >>> jerry lewis and the muscular dystrophy association ended their long relationship. lewis hosted the annual telethon for 45 years. in may he said he would step down this year but would remain as chairman. the organization says he's out as chairman and won't be on next month's telethon. lewis and the mda did not say why their relationship ended. >>> say hello to the newest member of the indianapolis zoo, she is an indian african elephant, born two weeks ago by artificial insemination and weighs 238 pounds. she's gaining about one pound per day. that's a big girl. the zoo plans to let the public name the elephant. >>> this morning on "the early show" the latest on the ground turkey

this man was lin to political skies murder is difficult to say if this arrest will help to discover who ordered the murder because such crimes are based on very complicated schemes there may be a long chain of mediators so it will take time before investigators can answer all the questions as. well despite that has this actually brought the prosecutors any closer to finding a solution to this case. well it's really hard to say since the investigation has been continuing for quite some time and surely the manner of the police is one of the most high profile cases probably of the last decade just to remind you a bit about her she used to work for a. newspaper in russia mostly focused on the chechen republic and the human rights situation in russia and she was murdered right as she was entering her apartment building in the very center of moscow back in two thousand and six this caused a huge reaction both here in russia and among the international community with people demanding that those who planned an organized murder are brought to justice there were four suspects from the beginning t

in vaudeville, da lin. >> writrioters... from earlier surveillance video from london. @ family of the victims and norway are visiting the scene where the massacre happened. this is where 69 of their loved ones were killed each victim's families were shown where the shooting happened. it is been one month. where he opened fire on a youth camp. earlier, that today he was a bombing government buildings in oslo. >> new video from the united kingdom. they released footage of mast man firing shots during the august riots. mast--man. on armed officers and a police officer-with maskess and a person has been arrested with those murders. and 1300 people have been charged on the of riots and london and other english cities. other updates on the hikers being held. we will be right back. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help

if they are doing well and then they brought and will tran and da lin and why it looks great but to gethe other reporters that to not get thimany of report stories. >> and people that would say that i would have two an chors and most people would say that i can do nojust say yes to my boss. >> and i am grateful that you stood up for yourself. and said that i can do this myself. >> many people thought this was over for this driver. in fact, one a year after this serious injury he won . he is coming back later and asking about his given name givenwill power. >> i was named after my great grandfather, william. >> did you even surprise yourself? >> i was, actually. six months later. the doctors are also surprised how fast that bone healed. i guess i attribute that being in good shape. >> when you are going hundreds of miles per hour. i asked them and are you ever scared? you fractured two vertebrae. >> it makes you think. ahead and where i had to that on the track i always think of that, mentally. i got back into the car in the kind of got over that. you just have to get on with it and expe

print reporter for the journnal and i wrote about the lackk of integrity for 15 years and no one linnedntil the financial collapse. they still have a lot of power in the market. in order to do a deal you have to have a bond rating. it is an extortionary. >> mike: talked about not being lined to. like my wife said at home. next. we'll have a live huckabee at the sight of the iowa traw poll. we'll have all of that life next saturday at 8:00 eastern and because of the breaking news, we'll not show you my brews with chuck and emily colson. we'll have those on in a couple of weekings . more with c >> we are back. charlie one of the big surprise timothy geithner said for sometime, there was no way it would happen. watch the interview with peter barns. >> is there a risk that the united states could lose triple a credit rating. >> no risk. >> so standard and poor's is wrong the united states will keep the triple a credit rating. >> absolutely. >> mike: why is he still there? >> i have been asking that question. >> mike: i was against his confirmation. this should seal the deal. >> he was one t

. >>> and vladimir put lin down for a dive in the black see. down six and half feet and came across two sixth bisantin urns. it was only putin's third attempt at scuba diving. fop story, eight republican candidates gathering here in a.m.es. for the next presidential debate. correspondant steve brown explains what a straw poll is and why we care. >> one, two, three. the staging has begun. this part will be transformed in a political carnival. it is a fund raiser for the gop. campaigns go out and buy tickets and get them to supporters and try to get supporters to the event and feed them a barbecue sandwich and get them to vote. >> results of the informal straw poll can be damaging to a candidate. >> you have campaign that is had a bad showing and couldn't keep going. huckabee stole the show in 2008 . sam brownbag was third two months later he left the race. >>> and another thing about straw poll votes, just because they have the vote in the straw poll doesn't mean they will get the vote come caucus time. >> more activist are in the dating phase t

print reporter for the journnal and i wrote about the lackk of integrity for 15 years and no one linnedntil the financial collapse. they still have a lot of power in the market. in order to do a deal you have to have a bond rating. it is an extortionary. >> mike: talked about not being lined to. like my wife said at home. next. we'll have a live huckabee at the sight of the iowa traw poll. we'll have all of that life next saturday at 8:00 eastern and because of the breaking news, we'll not show you my brews with chuck and emily colson. we'll have those on in a couple of weekings . i ate breakfast and got heartburn, third day this week. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pl w? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one ll a day. twenty-four hos. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. the two trains and

a nonprofit organization, the lin center, signed a lease with oakland union elementary center for its almond grove elementary district. they have to move to make room for middle school students on an overcrowded campus. >>> 7:06. an explosive tanker filled with liquid propane caught fire yesterday in lincoln and it could burn for two weeks. coming up at 7:35. we'll have a live update on the fire and the evacuations in that area. >>> new rules on the handling of captive elephants could mean the end of elephant rides at 6 flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. that would mean the elimination of the park's interactive program which includes touching and sometimes riding the animals. members of people for the ethical treatment of animals are delighted with the rules. if six flags does not comply, it could lose its zoo accreditation. >>> 7:07. let's check in with sal. do you have anything under control so far, sal? >> yeah. we have a new problem first tipped off to us by bill tweety. he's alerting us there is a new crash in vallejo on highway 37 and columbus parkway, a big rig and a car and t

print reporter for the journnal and i wrote about the lackk of integrity for 15 years and no one linnedntil the financial collapse. they still have a lot of power in the market. in order to do a deal you have to have a bond rating. it is an extortionary. >> mike: talked about not being lined to. like my wife said at home. next. we'll have a live huckabee at the sight of the iowa traw poll. we'll have all of that life next saturday at 8:00 eastern and because of the breaking news, we'll not show you my brews with chuck and emily colson. we'll have those on in a couple of weekings . more with charlie next. fascinating stuff. stay with us . [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough

she talked about two dollar gas lin and giving obama a blank check. >> she has said that a lot. >> listenwhat she had to say about that. it was very important that we not raise the debt ceiling consider what happened. congress gave barack obama a blank check for 2.4 trillion dollars. >> we are glad you are here. good to see you, great, the weather couldn't be better. >> there she is talking about the blank check and the whole issue of the fact that we have concerns right now. what is the real story here. >> she said that several times and the debt ceiling agreement and giving obama a blank check. that means unlimited spending and that's not the case. the agreement was for 2.1 to 2.4, a lot of money and a set amount . obama can't just spend it the way he wants it is new borrowing. >> you have to be aware and check your sources. >> check variouses and if it doesn't sound right, it may not be. it is not hard for them to check itut on. we hope to help them out at fact check.org. >> we'll check with you throughout the campaign and we'll keep them honest. >> take care. >> majority for the oppon

lin these operations are conducted every night in afghanistan.we do len-15 on average weather permitting and the overwomening number is involving helicopter . highly skilled operator and very good intelience and achieve overwhelming surprise of our opponents. >> harris: i know you were in the country assessing things for general petraeus. what do you know about the target that this group was going after? >> in general, what this group goes after every single night and high value targets and pacificly they are leaders who are functioning as middle level or senior levels of the taliban or other taliban organizations that function inside of afghanistan. we pick up that intelligence by multiple sources and they have a location and they organize the mission and the number of members is reflective of the target and the location and the resk involved usually at night because that conceals our movement. that's generally speaking what it looks like. >> i know we don't know for certain and under investigation what caused the chopper crash. earlier are repo

my goal was to meet as many iwans as we could and speak to them and lin to them it is all of the elementsat brought the results . i am grateful. we'll be in waterloo tomorrow thanking them. >> we heard from bret baier that governor perry is going there. is that an attempt to bring it to you right away. >> we'll welcome him to waterloo it is a great city and it was where i was born and we will stay thank you. >> mike: with him coming, he chose to be in south carolina and make his announcement and i heard a lot of people out here not happy about that and they felt like he was attempting to take away some of the attention. that is historically given to the iowa straw poll. i want you to speak and don't give me hard comment about governor perry but that from a tactical standpoint. you think he took anything from your victory here by making his announcement halfway over the country. >> i think the people see what the victory was today and they appreciate it and the results. what we are going to see going forward is that iowa is extremely important. the straw poll is very important . the caucus

we are taking extreme caution and people need to lin to the tv and radio and be ready. >> anything else? >> no, people to have get out on the idea. there is fallen trees and many more would come and leak to know vaemergency.gov. they can have a number of things about evacuation procedures and local emergency numbers. that will be a big help to them. and be a good neighbor. if you see nothing something that needs attention. there is the national guard anditate police. we can do it. >> thank you and good luck. >> thank you, bill. >> we'll be in touch with you and everybody else. he was calling in from the emergency operations center. >> they have been busy all weekend. >> it is still south of norfolk. and they are moving ships out of that area for the past few days. we'll wait and watch to see if it goes to norfoc as well. it is churning over eastern north karl before it makes a move up north. three and half million people are affected in the states alone. johnathon, what is the latest from there? >> we are without secretary and without lights and other public utilits since 4:30 this morn

that's what the markets told us and what the american people wanted and the president refuse to lin to them. he has to come up with a new deal to restore the market in the nation and address the nation from the white house. and he needs to demonstrate to the country that he is unwilling. he needs to stop being awol on the economy. it is time to lead. this is about the country and american people. we have seen this morning, the markets went down five and half percent . rippling affect could be out there. 18 countries have better ratings than the united states? we can't have the administration's response to blame the credit rating agencies employees they have already blamed the weather and earthquakes and strong head winds of the economy. they can't do that anymore. now they have to lead and that is why the president has to come back to the white house from camp david and speak to the american people and peek to the markets and speak to the international community. >> he keeps speaking to the american people. you think he is saying the wrong thing. >>> and i spoke to you in washington. a

print reporter for the journnal and i wrote about the lackk of integrity for 15 years and no one linnedntil the financial collapse. they still have a lot of power in the market. in order to do a deal you have to have a bond rating. it is an extortionary. >> mike: talked about not being lined to. like my wife said at home. next. we'll have a live huckabee at the sight of the iowa traw poll. we'll have all of that life next saturday at 8:00 eastern and because of the breaking news, we'll not show you my brews with chuck and emily colson. we'll have those on in a couple of weekings . more with c let's do this. i'm so ready. ready for your check-up? i'm so ready. [ female announcer ] prepare to ace your check-up. fight plaque and gingivitis and invigorate your way to better dental check-ups. new crest pro-health invigorating clean rinse. purina cat chow helps you well-being. we're all striving for it. nurture it in your cat with a full family of excellent nutrition and helpful resources. purina cat chow. share a better life. the nascar nationwide series, i know pleasing fans is a top priori

lin. >> guest: it is going to be a long primary season and people are going to be out there and explainn why they are better than the next person generating jobs. we have great conservative candidates and i want the one the best explaining the job creation opportunity to win. >>reporter: perry can boast about the state's job creation during the state's governor. it is 900,000 jobs and account be for half of the new jobs created in the entire nation . but someone who served for office. perry will have to counter skepticism against career politician that runs deep in conservative service. perry came in second among the republicans contenders with 13 percent to mitt romney's 21 percent. they were the only two candidates in that poll with double diget supportment and uma that poll was taken almost a week prior to perry's official announcement. back to you. >> we look forward to the announce happening later this afternoon. >> it is your turn to weigh in. how does rick perry entering change things. will it your vote. we ask you to tweet answers or at hurricane uma and i am happy to read your r

from lincoln he said the struggle of today is not for today but for aing and ailfer aighone heaip e lin he gave a speech as a young man where he talked about even back then the united states was impregnable to military assauls you could take all the armies of the world combined and give them all the wealth of the world and the greatest military genius and that army could not leave a track in the blue ridge mountains or take a drink from the ohio river by force. then he went on to say if destruction is our lot we must oursenot es be iip e author and finisher. as a nation of free men we must live tg.ou fu all tarce or die suicide. what we should ip is to resono to live. thank you very much. ha so questions. i should have said at the beginning recently got married so i am now -- [applause] -- i am just getting used to being wrong about everything so please challenge me on everything. the married men in the audience would appreciate that grow that joke. >> i am from georgetown university and a member of the national journalism center. i agree with your analysis of abraham lincoln. my one qu

this we're's winner, benecol lins, wo finished in just over 1:48. those are the headlines.te look at the day's news. "fareed zakaria: gps" continues now. >>> last summer's big news story was the broiling controversy over the so-called ground zero mosque. it was on the front page of papers around the world, led all the newscasts. protests against the project were furious and frequent. but then the story seemingly died away. the man at the center of the media storm, imam faisal rauf, is no longer involved. the man who is truly at the center of the project who brought him to it is still sticking with it. he is sharif el gamal, the real estate developer, who came up with the idea in the first place. he joins me mao to tell the story of the ground zero mosque. good to have you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> let's start with the beginning. what made you think about doing something like this? you're a real estate developer. >> i'm an american, born in brooklyn to a polish catholic mother, to an egyptian father. i've lived around the world and moved back to new york when i

cat lin martin disappeared two weeks ago from a suburb in cincinnati.t seen at her house, her car, her purse her keys were found, it be only thing missing her cell phone which has not been used since she vanished. this weekend nearly 100 volunteers searched a sixth time for martin. police checked security cameras and her come computer and cell phone records, so far nothing. >>> kathy perry was the big winner at the video music awards last night. beyonce stole the show with the big announcement that she is in fact pregnant. the singer showed off her baby bump and during the live performance she took off that live blazer and showed off the baby. jay-z her husband in the white t-shirt in the audience already looking like a pretty proud dad. >>> back to irene now, the staggering economic toll which is still growing as rivers continue to rise in new england. we go live now. i've heard $7 billion tossed about so far. do we have any idea at this point what the financial impact of irene might be? >> people are still tallying the damage during the cleanup. four

in portage, you know, we heard reports earlier today of long lin lines, traffic jams, a turnout that was on the levels of presidential. how important is this race? how feasible is it that a democrat would win here? because olsen has been there for 16 years and sometimes unopposed. >> can i just tell you something? in that district the last time a democrat won that district grover cleveland was president. >> that would be 115 years. >> that's a long time. >> that is a long time. all right. now, just calling it like it is before, i mean, if you were in vegas, you would say that there are two republicans out there tonight that are truly expected to win. in the 2nd district, covering the green bay area, robert cowles, who is leading nancy nusbaum. gilbert brown, former defensive tackle for the green bay packers, got into the fray on this one. he did some robo-calls for nancy nusbaum. and our condolences go out to nancy. she lost her mother on friday. and it has been obviously that event has tempered the intensity in the race. but that is one that cowles is expected to win. that's one the

andrea mitchell spoke with jenco lin powell about the legacy of dr. king. >> i think that there's a reconciliation of peace of helping our fellow man and woman to a better life still resonates 40 odd years after his death. in my own life he meant a great deal. he opened doors for me. i was in the army most of the time that he was leading the crew said against racism. i was in vietnam when he gave the i have a dream speech. i was getting ready to go back to vietnam when he was killed in 1968. so what he did really was not just to help blacks to a better life in america. he held a mirror in front of all of america and said look, is this the country we want to be? is this the people wae want to be? we have to change. he led this second civil war, i like to call it much more peaceful civil war than the first one, but just as important to eliminate racism. his message of hope and reconciliation not just in america but became a worldwide message and still resonates. that's why this new memorial is important. >> you were a young infinery officer in vietnam o

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he said two lin. and that was all he said to the judge. his s, you know, frequently leaned over to him to whisper into his ear, because he was rd of hearing. he seemed very vulnerable, very frail, and very human. >>ose: leila, what have theycha? >> the main charge is the ordering of killing of protesters. nearly 900 people were killed during those 18 days, as well as corruption charges in the cases of four villas a a gas pipeline, underselling, wasting public funds. so the charges, a lot of human rights activists, academics and observers are worried there isn't a process here to keep him colorado 30 years of excesses and abuses. instead it's focusing on 18 days and a smattering of corruption charges. >> rose: do the military leadery had no choice but toaéas i thin, they served up one of their own. >> that's right. i think in this case the mar pressure became too great, and they had to sacrifice one of their own. he's a decorated war row during the world with israel. now he's in a prosecution cage. you can see remnants of the way the d gove

if it is, then weaver is right and the gop will nominate whoever is next in lin that appears to be romney's why i think perry could be the bracket-buster, because he can appeal to both wings. he can do the establishment side, governor for ten years, but also, he was tea party before it was cool. so i think perry has the possibility. we'll see, it's still early yet to appeal to sort of both of those wngs, and wings, and he, could be very formidable because of that. but look, there is no question, if romney sees a path here in iowa and can come here and win in plurality, go to new hampshire, that could end this race pretty fast. >> becse you know what? if he doesn't, this race right now is destined to go to june. and while, when you say this, a lot of republicans are realizing this, the calendar -- there's lots of reasons why it's actually more likely to go all the way to the end than not, new rules and all this stuff, and you have republicans who say, oh, it was good for hillary and obama. but the difference between hillary and obama, they weren't having a race to the left all the way in j

that the agriculture commissioner said this could do some pretty serious damage crops and farm land in lin declined they will be okay because they have been dealing with the drought. the agriculture and farmland is largely at the coast. we will be watching that. unfortunately, this weekend will be one of a lot of restless hours. asked the fog is heaviest to the north with visibility down less than a mile. the fog is particularly 6 through the golden gate. a dense fog advisory has been issued. when this morning temperatures are mild, '50s and '60s, we have not seen much warning yet. temperatures will be cooler along the coast. in the inland, mid-upper 70's with eighties and went into the possibility of a 90 degree weather near antioch and brentwood. everyone will enjoy it warmer temperatures during the weekend. saturday and sunday will add 2-3 degrees to the inland highs. we have a bit of a cool down and partly cloudy skies expected for monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> here is an update on wall street. we will end of the week on a losing streak. and we have news that the economy is growing

reporting in pacifica cough da lin. >> still ahead, the l.a. dodgers are answering back to the negligence llawsuit from the family of brian stowe. >> a live look outside with a look at that fog if it will lift? will be back. >> we are back on kron 4 news it this weekend a beautiful shot. >> breezy. >> the fog is underneath the bridge! [laughter] >> her sean ne janu. >> thank you, isabel. a beautiful start. nearly 80 degrees by noon. cooling to about 69 degrees by 8:00 p.m. temperatures are also still pretty cool through santa rosa. 54 through half moon bay, san francisco, 60s and antioch. 56 degrees in concord. taking a look of a highs. 79 degrees in los gatos 82 degrees and campbell. 86 degrees expected in morgan hill. inland, also 86 in livermore. 80 degrees in redwood city. the east bay's expecting upper 60s. union city, the peninsula, 70's. 64 degrees expected in pacifica. and 81 in santa rosa, 78 in petaluma. 77 and novado. finally, taking a look at the your kron 4 7 day around the bay continuing to sue that morning cloud coverage. afterno

. >> i think i saw somebody at lin many den with something that looks like a gun. >> left which a swatherified a suspect. >> they stopped him and searched him for a gun based on this been and he was an innocent person walking down the street. >> some of the motivation for s.w.a.t.'ing has been revenge or ego or bragging rights. >> reporter: the fbi is cracking down on s.w.a.t.'ing. one of their biggest arrest, matthew weigman from massachusetts serving 11 years for s.w.a.t.'ing including that colorado springs case. but the fbi's biggest concern, that one day these criminal prank calls will turn deadly. >> they are very aware that they're going into a very dangerous situation usually the safeties are off. >> reporter: in addition to the possible danger to the victims, there's also the financial cost. the fbi says each s.w.a.t.'ing incident costs law enforcement on average $10,000 in spent resources. just one group of s.w.a.t.ers% scouted buy the fbi is responsible for 300 calls across 17 states. what makes this especially dangerououif the unsuspecting resident tries to defend themselves. >

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. >> to you, lin etynnette, this a college student who has student loan debt, as a lot of college students debt is multiple loans with different businesses in varying amounts. is it better to keep the loans separate or consolidate them? >> it actually can be a good idea to consolidate the student loans, mainly because it's more manageable to keep track of just one repayment to one potential loan source. that's one reason why some students do it. you do have to be aware, of course, if you consolidate student loans, not all of them can be consolidated, then the loan term might get extended which means you are going to pay more in interest charges over the life of the loan. >> you got to think it through. thank you, ladies, so much. if you have a question that you want answered, send us an e-mail any time to cnn help desk at cnn.com. hey can i play with the toys ? sure, but let me get a little information first. for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. g

joining me, joey jackson and criminal defense attorney, chip mur lin. you can't make this stuff up.l review board says this guy needs to go back to work, of course he can work and if it's not fighting fires he can take a desk job, and the union says no. we'd rather just pay him 70 grand for nothing? >> he should be working and working hard megyn. listen i won't dispute the following things. number one he is a hero, he helped to save so much at ground zero, he worked there 30 hours nonstop, 30 days, he got sick, i grant him that. look if we had heros' pay he'd be my first candidate but this is a disability pension, tax-free, 75 grand, a lot of money, and the fact of the matter is -- >> megyn: for life. tax-free for life. >> and they call this a disability, megyn, because you're supposed to be disabled and if you're not disaibd you should not get that pension, he should not get it, he should return it, he should go back to work and i think somebody who deserves it should indeed get it. megyn: chip this is part of a long line of cases in which the new york firefighters union has given