mark miller is one of 14 democratic state senators who left the state to prevent a vote.o recognize that this is a democracy, and in a democracy you negotiate. the union, the public employees have agreed to the demands. all they ask is to be able to retain, and we're supporting them in that. >> the head of the teachers union has called on her members to return to work today. >>> and an unusual smash and grab. take a look at this. apparently all for a drink. police say a doctor drove his suv right into a liquor store entrance near providence, rhode island, last week and the security tape shows he tries to reach in, grab a bottle. we couldn't reach it, he just drives back off. we will check in with marysol castro once again with another storm. >> another storm. it's unbelievable. we got too used to the spring-like temperatures, jeff. let's take a look at the national picture. not too bad out in the west coast. the southeast, absolutely gorgeous. temperatures on the rise. in the southeast here is the >> thanks. that's your latest weather. now here's erica. >> mary, thanks. s

state police went searching for them today, as wisconsin's senate minority leader mark miller spoke from an undisclosed location. >> we left the state so we were out of the reach of the wisconsin state patrol, which has the authority to be able to round us up and bring us back into the legislature. >> woodruff: governor walker has called the boycott a stunt and vowed not to concede. >> the state senators who are hiding out down in illinois should show up for work, have their say, have their vote, add their amendments. but in the end, we've got a $3.6 billion budget deficit we've got to balance. >> woodruff: theattle leapt to the front of the national agenda earlier this week when president obama sided with the state workers. >> some of what i've heard coming out of wisconsin, where you're just making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain generally, seems like more of an assault on unions. >> woodruff: speaker of the house john boehner took issue, saying: >> if the president truly wants an adult conversation about our fiscal challenges, shouting down reform-minded leaders

. >>> we're going to talk to one of those democrats now, the senate minority leader, mark miller.e joins us from a location he cannot disclose. we know where you are, obviously, senator. what can you tell our audience about where you are? and why you felt it was necessary to leave the state? >> we left the state so we were out of the reach of the wisconsin state patrol, which has the authority to round us up and bring us back to the legislature. >> as the governor said, how do you answer his argument that you have to get back into the capitol and do your job. it is your job to vote, isn't it? >> it's also our job to protect people's rights. and this governor has proposed in a mere four days to strip away people's rights on the pretext of a budget crisis. it's a crisis entirely of his own making. and he's using that as a way to strip away long-standing, over two generations of wisconsin history of how we work with employees. >> you call it the pretext of a budget crisis. but you do have a $137 million budget shortfall this year. 3.6$3.6 zillion over the next two years. isn't that c

. >> mark: the governor was recent questing state troopers code to mark miller's home and find him. or are resting or dragoman. they want to have the presence of state troopers outside of the home so they know they are watching and waiting for at least one democrat to show up. >> darya: this is the crazy site. is developing news. there are kids out there today, all the union workers out there. we will see what happens. what if all the union workers to work today? there are tens of thousands of them. >> mark: any one unionized will be affected by this vote. we will follow the latest there. the heavy rain is coming down out of the south and east bay. san for cisco 43 degrees. >> darya: are eye on this story. our eye on the storm. >> louisa: heavy rain, if you're getting reports of palhail let us know. we are getting a heavier dose of rain over here right now. if you're headed north things are tapering off. san jose socked in with wet weather. coming down steady. heavier rain along 87, also 280. morgan hill around 101 picking up heavier rain. around the peninsula watching the rain inch

mark at the end of march. look for that. that is the introduction. let's bring maurice lim miller up here for 15 minutes. then mark and margot will give comments and we will have an engage discussion with all of you. please welcome maurice lim miller. [applause] >> good morning. thank you for having me. nice to be here. some people that i know beeper to lie appreciate that. thanks to the new america foundation. it has been really great except that the weather got really cold and are just flew in. so this talk is really about presenting what we think is what we call a third way of addressing poverty. the way to give you a picture of that takes me back to a cartoon i saw a decade ago which depicted these two men looking over the water and out in the water there was another man that was drowning and he was waving and trying to get some help and the man standing to the white right was yelling out you should have worked harder and learned how to swim. the man standing to the left says hold on, we are really designing a program to help you. my story is there is a third alternative and what we would see in this

miller to even the score wouldn't go down. celts held off the heat passing miami for the best mark in the east. 85-82.ff to cleveland where the wizards finally win a road game. nick young had 31, wizards' road record now 1-25. now hockey. 346 penalty minutes, multiple suspensions, but the tol) of friday's penguins-islanders brawl fest continues to add up. yesterday penguins owner maria lemieux said what happened friday night wasn't hockey. it was a trav city. the events reflect the state of the league, i need to rethink whether i want to be a part of it. strong words from lemieux. meanwhile islanders trying to avoid physical play in buffalo. game winning break away gave the isles a 7-6 win. >>> dale earnhardt jr. won the pole for daytona 500. it was be an emotional weekend since next weekend is the ten year anniversary of dale earnhardt's death. that's at the same track. >>> and tiger finished seven back and has not won a tournament since november of '09. your winner, a little known spaniard. shot of the tournament on 11. nothing like a hole in one. good thing he made it. he won in dubai by a single s

mark will have the complete forecast later in the newscast. you can get up dates on line anytime on ktvu.com. >>> someone burglarized the family home of one of two teenagers. >> the burglary happened while miller's family attended a service this afternoon. the millers returned and found their front door broken in and items missing from the house. according to a teacher this would be matt's 17th birthday. >>> an fbi team found human remains under a back yard patio. >> investigators started searching inside the home on rebecca way, 74-year-old dell smith has not been seen for several months. after a neighbor alerted police authorities decided to excavate the backyard. it's a crime scene but maybe not a homicide. >> was she living in the house? >> yes. >> with him in the backyard, or whatever body was in the backyard. >> she was living in the house. >> the chauncey bailey murder trial will stay in alameda county. a judge deny a request to move the trial. the attorneys argued the defending can't receive a fair trial. they face murder charges in the shooting death of chauncey bailey. their attorneys say they have not decided whether to appeal the ruling. >>> a 42-year-old woman pleaded no contest to

mark kelly. >> congresswoman kirkpatrick, congressman miller, thank you for inviting me here today. following the president of united states. [laughter] >my wife's condition continues to improve every day. the neurosurgeons and urologists have told me that that is a great sign. that is the slope of the curve which is very important. it is good to be here at an event which is such a good part of -- important part of our national dialogue. the last month has been the hardest time of my life. it was on january 8th, four weeks ago on saturday that my life and that of my wife has forever changed. it has cost other families dearly. my community in tucson, the people of tucson are suffering. suffering deeply and suffering together. when something like this has happened, it is natural to think, why did this happen. why were six people killed? why was an innocent child killed who just want to meet her congresswoman. why was gabby shot through her head and left clean for her life. we cannot know the answer these questions but thankfully and miraculously, gabby survives. i was telling her just

because of the need for time, i will associate myself with your marks for the rest of my remar remarks. >> thank you, mr. miller. chairwoman delauro. >> thank you very much, madam leader, and i want to thank you for calling us together today and be here with mr. miller and the rest of our colleagues and our witnesses today. take a look at the recent data it's clear that recovery is taking hold at the higher echelons of our economy. you've got increase business, consumer spending, revenue from the s&p 500 is on track, according to "the wall street journal" fourth quarter profits for the biggest u.s. corporations are poised to deliver the third best for your games since 1988. given where we were two short years ago this is good news, but it is not brought increased hiring, salaries or benefits. we are suffering from an unemployment rate of 94%, millions of american families have seen no indication of recover yet. they struggle just to stay afloat. they are weighed down by debt. and until they have jobs and economic security they deserved, our work is not done. creating, retaining what the middle-class jobs in ame

. >> mark: the latest on the search for to walnut creek teens. the bodies of 16 year-old matt millergavin paul were found several miles away in a concord can now. you can see the location on google errors. the students went into the canal are around 2:00 p.m. saturday afternoon there were supposed to meet a friend at the other hand, they never showed up. there are reported missing at midnight but it was too dangerous to send in teams. there we >> darya: the former commander of the narcotics task force who was arrested for the draft and selling of drugs has been released after posting bail. he walked out of jail after his bail was reduced from $1 million to $400,000 on friday. will she is accused of selling thousands of dollars worth of drugs including dru methods of newman.marijuana. >> darya >> mark: they're calling this the time for reform and dialogue, in many countries the chance for dialogue is being overshadowed by the violence. >> reporter: the vending crackdown on protesters demanding investor in the library has seen more than 20 people dead. the longtime leader has not spoke

mark a new low. police tell us that someone burglarized a home during today's burial service for a teenager who drowned in a rafting mishap. investigators say the burglary happened while matt miller's parents were burying their son. when the miller's returned they found a front door broken into and items missing if from their house. police say it happened between 10:00 this morning and 12:30 this afternoon. miller and his friend gavin powell died last saturday. according to a teacher in los lomas high, today would have been gavin's 18th birthday. >>> the commission voted 6-1 to allow the department to examine the use and dangers of tasers. the vote came after hours of debate and one year after the commission voted down a similar proposal. the city's interim police chief needs to present his findings to the commission in 90 days. the panel will then decide to implement a pilot program introducing tasers. >>> and space shuttle discovery lasts blasts off for it's final time. discovery is taking equipment to the international space station. this is discovery's 39th mission. >>> a small earthquake that registered 3.6 rattled hawaii today and scientists don't know what caused it. the qua

mark a new low. police tell us that someone burglarized a home during today's burial service for a teenager who drowned in a rafting mishap. investigators say the burglary happened while matt miller's parents were burying their son. when the miller's returned they found a front door broken into and items missing if from their house. police say it happened between 10:00 this morning and 12:30 this afternoon. miller and his friend gavin powell died last saturday. according to a teacher in los lomas high, today would have been gavin's 18th birthday. >>> the commission voted 6-1 to allow the department to examine the use and dangers of tasers. the vote came after hours of debate and one year after the commission voted down a similar proposal. the city's interim police chief needs to present his findings to the commission in 90 days. the panel will then decide to implement a pilot program introducing tasers. >>> and space shuttle discovery lasts blasts off for it's final time. discovery is taking equipment to the international space station. this is discovery's 39th mission. >>> a small earthquake that registered 3.6 rattled hawaii today and scientists don't know what caused it. the qua