in the family lore, he was the first black lawyer in alabama and architect of reconstruction. i grew up to my father repeating this over and over as a teenager when my eyes were gold, and in the book i go off and find out that the outlines of the lore there -- he was -- this is alabama bar in 1878 -- >> host: the alabama bar? >> guest: the alabama bar, not the first colored lawyer in the state, and he did serve in reconstruction, during reconstruction, for two terms in the alabama legislature. >> host: as a radical republican? >> guest: my father always made sure it was known he was a radical republican. by the time he was elected, reconstruction was already closing down, by my great grandfather, the gentleman in the picture, the next 40 years never stopped giving up on this idea that people of color have a national republican politics attended for the republican national con vengeses and -- conventions and raise a family, and my father grew up hearing about him and was determined to, as a matter of family honor before the rightful place in politics and in alabama. that's what

in addition to them, everybody knows about loring and tolliver. in addition to them the original document sent off had the signatures of if not every, virtually every field officer of all the regiments under them. the only ones who didn't sign seemed to have been away from what i can find. the very first one on that list, if it matters, the first one physically, the top of the list of field officers was samuel v. fulkerson. some of you may recognize him as jackson's favorite colonel. he said so a couple of times. he was destined to be killed a few thousand yards from here. when word came, he shed tears, his favorite field officer. i doubt that he knew that fulkerson was at the top of that list. so this mutiny against jackson was not only deeper than it seemed but probably more significant about his standing in the army and out. think, too, about the prospect, had all the army, the general officers, the field officers, had they been as disgusted with jackson in june for some reason as they had been in february. had they indicted a similar complaint

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sues the lore racks rounds -- lore axe rounds out the top five. >>> and here are the worst movies of >> we are so alike. >> we are nothing alike, i promise you. >> adam sandlers earned the worst performances of 2011. i'm sorry, pam. adam sandler earned the worst actor and worst actress because he played both, a man and woman. >> he is one of my favorites but i have to admit i didn't see that movie. >>> away area woman buried in the snow for nearly a half hour. >> every time she moved and every time i tried to scoop more snow out, she sank deeper. >>> a couple recounts their terrifying ordeal on the slopes of tahoe and we have a very traumatic video of that rescue. >>> the plan that could put thousands of yahoos out of a job. for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happen. to me, that's

monthly chilly, upper 60s for some a little lore than the cost 30s and redwood temperatures will start to warm up and today they warm up and turn colder wednesday to thursday and warming up as we go ahead. >>> stranded at sea for waiting for help. >>> and mitt romney's staff played an april fools joke on him. stay tuned for more. . >> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 4:45, firefighters are busy battling that fire which caused $2 million in damage to several homes. it started in a two story duplex, the heat was so hot, the roof collapsed. the cause is still up investigation. >>> 31 out of 43 passengers, the plane went down shortly after take off. right now the 12 survives are in the hospital in serious company. they are now back on land after being stranded at sea for 24 hours. a fire started in an engine room on friday. five crew members suffered smoke inhalation. the passengers including more than 200 americans were without power for a day but they say the crew and some instantaneous parties had some fun before they made it back to land. >>> they are calling f

i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue. >> ok. >> mr. chair, we have the deviation. it is negative 4.997%. >> are you comfortable? >> i'm comfortable. >> thank you. thanks for that exercise. let's visit now the less again attempting to move fairly swiftly through each of these considerations. let's go to the question of d-60 border, at the same time we will secondarly visit the maria manner. >> i don't know where they are continue may affect it. if you can tell us where they are. >> sure. give us the other two. so we will look out -- so the next -- the next one is between districts 10 and 9. bart line we would align to. this is an area that has three people so the line would move west from bayshore to the freeway, between 280 and depaul to confirm to the bike district. we're going to highlight this right now. >> i'm going to put the bart district layer up as well so i'm sure to

and you can protect the lore middle class. -- lower middle class. >> reporter: experts don't expect anynges till after the presidential election but they say whoever is elected or reelected it should be their top pritory next year. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> activists have taken over a section of land that is owned by university of california at berkeley. on sunday they hopped on to the land. they plowed the land and planted 50,000 seeds for a garden. 20-30 protesters stayed over night to guard the area. they say it is the last acre that university of california at berkeley haven't already sold. they believe they are planning to sell the land. berkeley say they are in violation of law. >>> the golden gate bridge is getting a make over in time for its birthday celebration. it will be honored on may 27. new buildings will commemorate the occasion. and there is a new gift center which offers educational items and several exhibits like this which will demonstrating the engineering aspects. the painters have been busy working on the physical structure. >>> fog will be the story tomorrow mo

i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue. >> ok. >> mr. chair, we have the deviation. it is negative 4.997%. >> are you comfortable? >> i'm comfortable. >> thank you. thanks for that exercise. let's visit now the less again attempting to move fairly swiftly through each of these considerations. let's go to the question of d-60 border, at the same time we will secondarly visit the maria manner.

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i've also been seeking their assistance in the form of loring the traffic come -- lowering -- to make room for us to be able to find this direct service. i know that is a long answer. i think there is an arguable policy call in terms of where the funding comes from. it is a decision that needs to be made by city hall. >> i very much appreciate that answer. i am not suggesting that this money is falling into a sewer hole somewhere. it is being used for our police officers. the question is where it comes from. i have a little bit of tissue with the notion that this is a city hall decision. -- issue with the notion that this is a city hall decision. not to have funds allocated for transit purposes used for other city hall purposes. again, i am not suggesting this is an el purpose. we need to support our police officers and we need traffic enforcement. the question is where this money comes from. i think we could make a unilateral decision to strike this from our budget and say, we will not pay for this because we do not believe there is a nexus. i think that would be an extreme mood and

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the lady cardinals could not keep up with brittany greiner and pay lore. this was only the second look of the season for stanford. baylor will face notre dame for the championship tuesday night. >>> a caller lies to a 911 operator and a plan is killed by police. we have the newly released call to the dispatcher. what was said coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, w

. >> reporter: entering master's lore is no easy feat but the best shot bubba watson's life did justoh what a shot! >> reporter: a brilliant finish in the georgia dusk bringing him to the place every golfer alive has dreamed standing over a putt to win the masters. bubba watson of bagdad, fl, now holds golf's most precious title is stunning. he is a golfing accident, a purely natural talent, who never took a single lesson, who's never parsed a single frame of video of his swing. in a sport obsessed with microscopic, watson's power swing is a mystery even to him, his longest drives, 422 yards, more than four football fields. watson's country charm belies a meet his youtube alter ego. singing in a band of fellow pros in a band called "golf boys" to raise money for charity. watson also personally engages his bevy of fans on twitter almost 500 thousand at last count. and he is the proud owner of the general lee from the "dukes of hazard." >> bubba is the kind of guy that people can latch onto. they can say hey i thought golf was this country club sports. and then there's a guy named bubb

the head of neurosurgery at mount sinai hospital said lore is, quote, as lucky as you get.said the knife went deep into his temporal lobe and nicked an artery. the suspect fled but was caught two block away. lore's pregnant wife dena says her husband loves his job and will no doubt wish to return once he recovers. rick: unbelievable. jenna: nypd impresses you ever single day -- every single day. >>> public pool owners have until may 21st to make their pools accessible to disabled swimmers. some say the upgrades are long overdue, and everyone should simply have access to public swimming facilities. others argue it could lead to some pools, public pools shutting down simply because they can't get the equipment in time, and the costs are high. marlene is public policy vice president of the american hotel and lodging association, and mark is president is and ceo of the american association of people with disabilities. welcome to you both, we're glad to have you. mark, i was surprised to know this wasn't the law already. why is this new regulation necessary, and when did this co

russian tourists to georgia who are arrested for visiting south sake and what effect will the georgian lore have on occupied territories. not according to my information is this happened on several occasions i think it does not do credit to the georgian authorities as it's a violation of human rights the georgian authorities seized the opportunity to detain people on the sole grounds that they were own george's territory it is not the only case of human rights violations in georgia we can observe them quite frequently in that state and i know that from my own experience with. any. active for the development of the countries to attract inward investment who is interested in. some. south asia does indeed need investment that applies both to industry and agriculture as well as the republic's infrastructure it is in the best interests of the people of his setia and also naturally not in the least of the investors themselves we're going to create a relevant legal framework that would attract investment into south or city's economy i believe that investors would be interested to take advantage of

survivors say the low-speed chase was hit broadside by a large way, which knocked some of the day lores into the sea. the boat later washed up on the rocks on the east side of the lawns. there will be a moment of silence one minute before the race begins at 6:25 tonight. >>> a deadly accident four years ago has led to change in a san francisco neighborhood. it comes in the form of a new stoplight at an intersection where a college student was killed in 2008. 20-year-old stacy krause was walking in a crosswalk at san juan avenue when she was hit. her death led to a call for safety improvements in this area. leaders and community members will dedicate the new stoplight in cross's memory at 12:30. >>> a new leader at the helm of one of the biggest universities today. mohammed alkame was sworn in after he took over the school's president. we're live at the campus this morning to show the issues he'll be tackling in the months ahead. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, about 200 people showed up to watch the presidential inauguration. in fact, the ceremony is still going on

i don't know if that's lore or legend. but it brings history right into today and it makes people think about, you know, maybe there are some lessons to be had from what's occurred before. similarly -- today, you'll get to go to the archives. it's one of the options. we have, i think, the eye-watering documents over there. a couple of them are illustrative of that issue as well. i think it's out for restoration. so you may not be able to see it. but we have a leather-bound volume that's about that wide, about that thick, about that tall, and it's a register of a gentleman and a few other names. it's the original 300. it's an entry for each of those. it's handwritten in spanish by anglos. who had only been here a short while. why were they writing in spanish? why not in their native language? the language of commerce was spanish. if you wanted to succeed, you had to speak and read and write spanish. the language of commerce in texas today is english. if you want to succeed you need to be conversant. the lesson applicable th

as a foot note, and i lore came away thinking he had convinced jefferson davis about this, and that davis was considering sending james longstreet to replace jackson in the valley. that, of course, didn't happen. if it had, long street would be still approaching winchester from the south today slowly i'm pretty sure. dick yewell, almost unbelievably excentric, he called on the 13th of may, ten days before the on fall against front royal, he called him that enenthusiastic fanatic, if a letter. and he said our army has no head at all, though there is room for one or two. he called him that may speaking to another confederate officer a crazy as a march hair, a crazy man. when he received orders he didn't like, he said that this is damn foolishness. his road to damascus experience was actually on the road to republic in this instance and he called aside the colonel from lynchburg who was the man he had talked to before, and he said do you remember when i called jackson and old woman? well, i take it all back. he had been converted. charles s. winerd on the other hand, jackson's very able comm

the lore income really used this for paying their heating bills, for paying -- studies show they use it for buying refrigerators, buying school tloet clothes. stuff like that. i think we have to work with a larger community to get people used to it. i think the irs has to step up to that plate and really change expectations and behavior. >> two final questions related here. one is with the information provided with the push on certified tax preparers that you're moving forward with. when there's a professional tax -- a paid tax preparer do they have to certify, i know they sign that they prepared the document, the return, but do they have to certify in some way that they've seen like the ws or the supporting documentation. is there an affirmation they have to make? >> i don't think the signature means that, mr. chairman. i can come back to you on a more detailed discussion of under circular 230 what exactly are they signing when they sign the return. but the due diligence i think is at a broader level than that. i can come back to you with more specifics. >> that would be great. in j

is gambling industry is becoming russell racking for countless addicts unable to fight the lore of easy money. and a red alert from moscow as hundreds of communist supporters hit the streets to try and shake off the party's sylvia image. but first plane may have unveiled twenty three billion euros worth of cuts but investors still aren't sore the country's on the road to recovery but huge figure is still sort of previous deficit targets and has drawn hundreds of thousands of people out in protest as jacob grieves reports they're angry at the government saving the euro at their livelihoods ex-pats. for a construction boom which is now in ruins and lately the spanish economy has been building is discontent expensive failure still is strewn across the country the hundred fifty million euro cast alone airport be one of the most catching today it stands largely on used. and from madrid to barcelona there are more stark reminders of excessive spending triggering a public anger we are here i hate anybody because of how he said i am he said before the last chance he said nobody will be sick out

looks like the east might just be bailing it out from its jobless crisis preassure either party big lore india. but i try to check in with our business that's now married or is there for us and will asia is the only one trading right now has a special. care yes in fact the trade in session is going quite well and that's by strong corporate results from apple which i'll get to the second but first let's take a look at the latest figures as you are about to see both unlikely and the hang seng there you go are in positive territory with the nikkei adding almost one percent this hour while the hang seng has slightly minimize earlier gains but it's the impulse of hers right now as i said investors are being encouraged by strong results from apple which has managed to almost a profit in the first three months of two thousand and twelve now also we have a weaker gang which suffered some supports the shares in tokyo now what you can see that now is prices for crude which are on the rise and soaring prices which has offered a quite a substantial boost in the oil and gas industry this year i haven

political lore says that both campaigns had anticipated that this might come up, and that one campaign in particular thought it would be better not raised by their candidate. i don't have any confirmation of that, but the fact is that once senator benson heard the comparison, he commented on it, and it elicited an immediate response, as you could see, that judy woodruff had a hard time getting under control. those can't be predicted any more than mr. reagan's comparing himself to mr. mondale and their age difference and saying he wouldn't take advantage of it and turn something that had been seen as a liability for the president into in fact a strength because of mr mr. mondale's response. so these are moments, and they happen. and the audience as well as the home audience will respond. viscerally, and there is nothing to be done about that, nor should one want to control the. >> steven kennedy from st. peters college, part of the washington project this semester. steve? >> good afternoon, ms. brown. in his new book, jim lehrercites a conversation he had with george w. bush, and in his

to you is it your position that the administration has supported policies that would lore energy cost? >> i do. as the president said many times there's no quick fix to this. you said prices have doubled but there's really unfair to history they were really low in 2008 because -- >> but i don't have a whole lot. your position is yes, the administration is supporting lower gas price policies. i just want to run through some quotes that you may recall in 2008 as the president was a candidate in san francisco in regard to cap and trade he said quote, if somebody wants to build a coal powered plant they can, it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gus

the "titanic" is dramatic enough but there is plenty of folk lore.re is truth tonight. >> i named the ship. >> reporter: we think we know the story of "titanic." retold in book, films, documentaries for a century. but how much of it is actually true? myth one, the owners claimed the ship was unsinkable. >> so this is the ship they say is unsinkable. >> everybody is proud of the unsinkable "titanic". >> reporter: it's repeated in every time. but no one claimed it was unsinkable after until it sank. myth two, the owner of "titanic" pushed the captain to go faster. >> i want to marvel at the speed. >> reporter: no evidence that ever happened. but it makes a good story. >> every story has to have a villain. >> reporter: myth three, the band went down with the ship playing the hymn "near my god to thee." ♪ the band did go down with the ship, but mostly, it was playing something upbeat. like in the 1929 film "atlantic." but today's filmmakers can't resist the band providing the sound track to strategy. >> a spiritual moment in which heroism, disaster, and

right but no he didn't understand the nuances of new jersey under the lore either i mean that's. great i agree i mean you know. where this is going to get a lot of these young people and what ninety nine point nine percent of these young people have never been to uganda alex keep going. yeah and so i do you know even that stuff that awareness is important and again you know it's i think it's unfair to say that simply because they are becoming involved in a small way that doesn't count and so i think that the pejorative slacktivism is unfair and i think that again that one percent of one hundred million is an important one percent and it's something that people are aware about and are willing to take action on beyond that so yes we can dismiss the ninety nine percent is what posers you know if we want to kind of take that position but the only thing that makes a difference in politics and so you know we we make move we make movements out of a large group of people making a change and a small group of people leading them and that's not that's not change with the internet so i think

washington consensus so whatever on the poor we have some of our own ideas first let's look back at lore remember in medieval europe there were people like robin hood who would steal from the rich and give to the poor take a look. at the beating of lady a woman if you refuse there's no need for such rich. and. still and gems off their fingers well now you have the rich stealing from the poor through massive debts they cannot be repaid debt that are beyond the means of the borrower to repay whether it's a mortgage holder or a country forced to cut vital public services in order to prioritize debt service payments so the poor are buried under of debt for the benefit of the rich creditors and the arguably bankrupt banks do we need the poor to default and order to end this perverse reverse robin hood situation let's bring in michael hudson and ask he's professor of economics at the university of missouri kansas city and author of super imperialism the origin and fundamentals of u.s. world dominance and dr hudson thank you for being on the show it's always a pleasure to talk to you. ok so let

or this is the kaiser report about the cattle prod economy in the consumer you can see the lore yeah consuming doesn't matter if they lose all their rights but i'm sure. yes max there's good news in the global economy and that's petro panic a warm weather may have kept u.k. out of recession now of course it never happened max warm weather and widespread petrol panic helped drive the biggest increase in british retail sales in more than a year in march i call this the. economy literally finance insurance real estate. was a lot of disco hit in the seventies oh you're. you know there's cameron you know manufacturing of petrol scare people jumping down the forecourt by pretzel the president got upright by more oh that's you grow up yeah make any sense absolutely not unless you're a fricken terrorist well it's excellent news max and this you know what more excellent news along these lines coming from america gun industries economic impact skyrockets during the obama years the economic impact of the firearms industry is up sixty six percent since the beginning of the great recession provid

. >>> police in oakland, it happened at the toll lore and more store near 86.ut a dozen shoppers were in that store when the gunman approached the clerk demand money and shot her at close range. the woman is expected to survive. other clerks tried to stop the gunman but he managed to get away. >>> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting tied to a car crash near interstate 880. a man was a passenger inside the red sedan you see there which crashed into a pole late yesterday. witnesses tell us a gunman standing on the street opened five. homicide detectives are still looking for the gunman this morning. >> now or call is suing -- oracle is suing google claiming they are using java software without paying a licensing fee. oracle says google's top executive knew they were ink fringing on -- infringing on copyrights. they identified the body of an american couple as well as two german's who died from the costa concordia. the americans are identified and the only americans from that disaster. they have been notified when the costa concordia cap sized back

>> well the shovels go into the ground and the start of a new stadium, the billion toll lore facility will go up here on this site right near the area. and 49ers move to santa clara which began in 2006 when they brought in roger gadelle for a visit to silicone valley. he thought it was a great site. although critics were worried, they worried it might burden taxpayers. but in 2010, they approved the stadium plan, last night we talked with them to help push this project through. >> i never lost faith it would be happening tomorrow. >> they will pay the santa clara stadium authorities 30 million a year. they say it will be completed. 1,500 guests are expected to be on hand for that invitation only celebration. live this morning in santa clara, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> long time fans are paying tribute to dick clark this morning. we want to take you live to the hollywood walk of fame. it is part of an outpouring. dick clark died yesterday morning, he was 82 years old. >> clark was a producer and host for the hit show which ran from 1587 to 1987. it helped to launch a

it happened last night at the ball lore and moore store near 86th.ut a dozen shoppers were in the store at the time when a gunman came in, demanded money and shot her at close range. the bullet grazed the woman's head. police say other clerks tried to stop the gunman but he managed to escape. police are also investigating a deadly shooting near interstate state 887. the driver was wound. witnesses tell ktvu channel 2 morning news that a gunman standing on the street started shooting at the car. stray bullets shot at a passing car. we did speak to one woman who was shaken up and she did not want to show her face on camera. >> i was frozen, i was horrified by how long it took me to duck. >> police closed the off ramp for several hours as the area was searched for evidence. homicide detectives were searching for that gunman this morning. >>> san jose released the two names of the people to died in an parent suicide this morning. he was shot in the head by 32- year-old clock went then turned the gun on himself. the 17-year-old daughter is now in the care

sues, the lore racks round out the top five. >>> 5:21, away area woman buried in the snow for nearly half hour. >> he have time she moved and every time i actually tried to scoop more snow out she sank deeper. >> a dramatic terrifying rescue. >>> good morning, northbound 101 looks good approaching the 880 split, another update is straight ahead. . >>> temperatures will warmup, highs today 50s and 60s by the beaches and upper 70s inland. >>> our time is now 5:24, fascinating story, away area woman talking to the national media, talking to us about a story she first told us exclusively at ktvu channel 2 morning news. she went skiing with her husband last month and apparently fell through a thin layer of snow. she was buried upside down for almost 30 minutes. a camera worn by another skier captured the rescue. you can see the bottom of her skis in the snowbank. her husband eric wearing a sweatshirt sunk to his chest trying to dig his wife out. >> all i remember is falling not like i was out of control just sinking. >> you just can't shut the replayoff in your head. >> it is hard to slee

. >>> the team is finally breaking ground on its new billion toll lore stadium. exclusive video for the day's big event, alex? >> reporter: well, everybody is getting set to gather at the site of the new billion dollar facility later for the groundbreaking ceremony an auction see there is already a lot of working going on here. crews put the finishing touches on a mini stadium that was created for today's groundbreaking event. all of this comes after political rangelling and some critics have tried to block this project worried about taxpayers but in 2010 they approved the stadium plan. we spoke to a man who lives nearby and he said he is worried about traffic and noise nearby and he toes not view it as a day to celebrate. >> it is especially for people and even my daughter lives on the other side and she voted for it and of course my wife and i are kind of like, whoa! >> but the -- >> reporter: but the new working moves forward and there is already talk about bringing the super bowl here in santa clara once the stadium is finished. the shovels go into the ground

before and after 50 and passed the dunn loring metro station. they do that every day. back to you. >> thank you. we will check back with you in a little while. it is 58 degrees outside. >> coming up, reality tv star kim kardashian thinking about tackling a new career in polis things fun. she can be silly which embarrasses my sister, but i love it. sometimes she lets us pick out stuff we love, like sunnyd. she likes that it has vitamin c, b1 and 40% less sugar than most regular soda brands. my brother doesn't care about that. he just loves the taste. ♪ make today a sunny day. ♪ drink up and download. win 1 to 100 songs. find out more at sunnyd.com flexibility start kim kardashian says that she is for real about plans to run for office. >> all right. she says that she wants to be the mayor of glendale, california, in about five years. she does have to obtain residence in the city in order to run, but she says that she's now looking into all the requirements. two glenn dale city councilman have already thrown their support behind kim kardashian with one of them offering h

red lights eastbound on 66 on nutley street passed the dunn loring metro and up to 495, that's also quiet. uncomplicated in tysons on the beltway. >> a little cooler today and especially tomorrow. i will have a seven-day in a few seconds. first, 47 right now in the district. cooler in the outlying suburbs. 39 in gaithersburg, 37 in frederick, 39 in martinsburg, 37 in winchester. it will be gusty again today. yesterday we had to deal with the wind. we will have that again today. it will be breezy up until friday. highs today, 63 in the metro area. much warmer south of the metro near 70 degrees in culpeper stafford, fredericksburg. northwest of town, highs in the midfifties. 45 in frostburg for this afternoon. 50's tomorrow across the board. a little added cloud cover and the chance of a sprinkle and maybe wet snowflakes in the higher elevations. warming up on the weekend back into the upper 70's by sunday. that's the forecast. >> thanks very much. aftthe nationals dropped the series opener against the mets 4-3, second loss in a row. henry rodriguez 7 during the walk off hit. 6:12 right now

mid 30s fairfield, napa, santa rosa, 39 never lore, low to mid 40s elsewhere -- livermore, low to mids elsewhere. today mostly sunny, cool and breezy, like yesterday. clear and chilly tonight like this morning things change tomorrow afternoon saturday and sunday warmer temperatures. we'll get closer to average today, about 10° cooler than average. temperatures within one degree in san francisco yesterday's high, 55. oakland 59, san jose one degree cooler santa rosa 60, two degrees cooler than yesterday. santa rosa, napa, fairfield, antioch, concord and san jose the most likely areas to get to 60 everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. breezes out of the northwest around 10 to 20 miles per hour. morgan hill monterey mid to upper 50s, low 60s the rest of the bay and inland mostly sunny. tonight mid 30s to 40 north bay, east bay valleys upper 30s to low 40s bay shore. san mateo, san francisco, half moon bay exception mid 40s four. unstable air mass small area of low pressure north flow coming out of northwest for sure cool and breezy today. slight chance of a stray shower as we head into

. >>> coming up, a story so incredible, if it was a picture of lore -- loranzo law mass you would say, what an incredible picture. but aren't they all? first, why are so many women marying down? that's because they are probably taller than the groom. count it. >>> they have gone from winners to toothless grinners. but in a study out of the uk, two letters. for the first time ever more women are marying down than up. researchers examined the marriage data across several generations and found that women born in 1958 married above their social class 38% of the time compared to women born 20 years later in the 70s who married up to only half that rate. i'm thoroughly confused by that. instead women born in the late 1970s married down. about 28% of the time, no offense, joe, but it is true. >> none taken. >> researchers say it is not without consequence. says one chap, this shift has implications for inequality. they pass on the fruits of their combined success to their children. pompous, jerk. you can keep your fruit. speaking of marying -- marrying down. >> going back to what i said earl

. >> michael, let me ask you, this furthers the use of that open mic moment that internet lore that president obama is going to do something evil. >> it's true, it is, it's going to happen in the second term, just wait. i think honestly, this is a very good line for mitt romney. i thought he handled that very well. laying that argument out and making that indictment, and -- >> for the base, for the base is why you're saying it. >> if you think the signature piece for the first team was health care, just wait until second term and that's what people are worried about. that's the underlying concern that ta lot of people -- >> i agree, i think they will use that to play the base, but is there any example where's in the second term of a major initiative under wraps in the first term is unveiled. >> now he will finally be that radical socialist that they promised us he would be. and maybe -- i'll tell you what, maybe he'll go on to save another industry like the auto industry. who knows what he will do next. >> did you see the latest report on ford and gm, come on, that's not saving. >> i have to

europe for a first class trip for a couple of months, then they were called back early for family lorefor an emergency board meeting of his company, so they were on another ship but they rebooked with cook travel, and were put on the "titanic" in suite e-31, and when they got the notice to go on up to the boat deck, they were laughing together and saying you know, this is -- isn't this kind of silly. he put her in life boat 4, told her that she'd be coming back and he'd be there waiting for her. and when she got into the life boat and they pulled away, she heard this hissing sound and she realized then that it was water going into the ship and she looked for her husband, and she couldn't find him and his body was never found -- excuse me. >> sharon, it's quite all right. i understand that it's a very emotional experience for you. and i know, i think that your great-grandmother, she left something behind in the water, i believe, for your great grandfather. is that right? >> i'm not aware of that. i haven't heard that. where have you heard it? >> we had somebody who was speaking with you