. >> ultimately we know this is a replacement has been around for a while, clearly the faa is lookg atec is interested in but there i there's a process i. better take this process in almost every approval making them begin to look at whether there's a new rulerom scratch or is it modification. the rulemaking process is noin play. announced they were forming an industry stakehoer group to look at the iss and those have historically taken times in seeing th done quickly, wod cauti people n get too far frt of tmselves because i would say we are in for a bit time before we see it happen in earnest. tracy: there's allegedlsaid about somebody stuck with somebody they cann stand. >> do you wanto be woken up by my cell phone ring tone it, let me play it for you. at 2:00 in the morning on our flight? i think there will be fits on anes. already fights over the erhead bin space. people spilling onto other pele seek some measure which would be like when people are outing over the roar of jet engines saying can you hear me now. bad enough on the ground, i think we will end up in handcuffs. tracy: t

amou to something in the neighborhood of a couple trillion dollars >> and the forced union states are lookgor tte feral vernment to bail them out. but more important than that, the dems, the decrats don't want to lose the forced union states -- lou: well, i'm not talking about the fored union states now, i'm talking about every state in the union. and theact is that we're talking about unfunded ppnsion liabilities of $4 trillion, mallory. and -- >> but much worse in t forced unions. lou: excuse me, if i may finish. >> i'm sorry. lou: $4 trilliothat no one is paying attention to, how will it be resolved? >> it's tough to resolve, but it's much worse. e point i was trying to make is it' much worse the forced uniin states, much worse. it's almost double. that's one of the issues. we're going to have a big problem resolving that. it's going to be a major proem with services that are absolutely necessary not being able to ke up because of all these pensns that are nded. lou: allight. mallory, we appreciate your being with us. thanks so much, mallory factor. we're going to have uch more on the pr

+0, lookg at 4:00 p.m. we have clouds around.ginning to approach, heading1t8d into 8:00 hour, its still just along the san mateo coast, not much inland progress there. we may see a mix of rain and snow amounting. and this storm continues to slide south, barely making it eastward towards livermore, south bay, half moon bay, saturday, 3:00 a.m. light to moderate rain, then, rain taper to showers by 8:00 a.m. saturday. and it's pretty much done. most of saturday afternoon looks fine, partly cloudy skies for afternoon. rainfall totals lower than what we showed you last night. quarter to a half inch is the highest we can find. tenth to a quarter inch. you'll notice there is some blues showing up here. by saturday afternoon, some may escape rain drops as the system will remain off the coast. it kicks up the surf. northwestern swell 10-14 feet. watch out for large, breaking waves thchl may be something that you decide to go check out beaches just be careful. tomorrow morning, mid-30s into coldest inland valleys. and tomorrow afternoon,

they're still lookg at who might have communicated anything. >> that's true. and the hard drives were very badly damaged. he took heavy objects and dropped things on them, smashing them. and frankly, even with the most talented computer labs between the connecticut state authorities and the fbi in new haven and even in washington, there is some doubt as to whether they will be able to get information out of that or much information given how badly damaged it is. >> rose: tell me about mental health and profiles. and whate know abt peoplehoohis kind of thing. >> well, charlie, sadly mental health does figure into these wanton and horrific crimes that do occur. because of the fact that certain types of mental illness if untreated do raise the risk of people acting in a way which seems irrational and perpetrates harm and possibly lots of life on other people. the usual context in which this occurs is when an individual has a psychotic disorder such as schizoreni, chs a mood disorder with psychotic features. and they're impelled by their symptoms, principlesfully

which will soon on into richmond and was se walnut creek is lookg at weather conditions as well and itcally life for most areas through this morning. we are looking at light rain for parts of san ramon and san leandro. 580 is also looking wets. the south bay have a lot of people are looking at light rain. redwood city is just looking at some light rain. is more of a heavy drizzle at best. if the temperatures are not too bad this morning and the deficit will be much cooler. san francisco is reported an average delay of 45 mellminutes to do too low visibility. we will have more detail on your forecast coming up. >> let's go back to will tran. >> i am an front of alvarado middle school. the children are in their class one and all doors are locked at the school not just here but that all of the schools in san francisco as well as across the bay area. if they are keeping the front entrance open but they're making sure that someone is there still have that any visitors go directly to the office and check them. i had a chance to talk with the principle earlier and i asked them what about poli

we don't know exactly what they're lookg for. but i want to trace you through a few steps here. day before this happened, this gunman went to that school, had an altercation with four adults. the next day, came back, killed three of them. that's according to a law enforcement source with knowledge of the investigation. so exactly what happened there, whether it could have presented any warning sign, very important. next thing for you to know, police have said today that they believe they got the first 911 call around 9:30 a.m. now, each minute, each fraction of a minute in a case like this is very important. and here's why. as we understand it, the security system at this school involving locking down of doors gets turned on at 9:30 a.m. so was this shooter in there before or after that security system was turned on? well, the authorities say he did have to break his way in. so how do you do that? if the security system is on, how does a person with multiple guns break his way into a school without anyone noticing or potentially setting off an alarm? key question right there. ne