but they certainly don't need to his campaign big time and another thing that mark smith has done recently. in the austin statesman newspaper they do a column called polyphony and they said that his numbers to support soap zero or entirely false and just last week they also did another one. isn't this crazy ethical i mean the ethics committee and more in congress should be going after everybody especially them are smith he just. did inside trade the same thing that sent martha stewart to prison lamar smith has done and he is literally almost bragging about it he helped a company get a private contract with the federal government and then just days before that contract was made official he. invested in that company and not only that but he said it was coincidental and he did it five times so it was five times a coincidence so and it's one of those examples i guess you could say of the politicians that americans are so frustrated with right now right this is why we see polls at all time lows because there's this sense this feeling of corruption and so time more about yourself your platform a

actually, i spoke exclusively with the ceo mark smith before their conference call at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. get the comments on cnbc.com. guidance bracketed expectations, a little disappointing, up initially. ortho below consensus. the stock up 1.75%. >> it is a new era for apple. and today is the first shareholder meeting with tim cook, ceo. investors are watching closely issues like labor conditions in china, and dividends with jon fortt, watching very closely, joining us from the apple headquarters with more details. hey, jon. >> yeah, mandy, the meeting started at 1:00, was over by 2:00. it looks like some of the people we went home and bought stock. all the directors got reelected, got elected with 80-plus percent of the preliminary vote. the directors now must get a majority vote in order to be elected to their post. that was something that apple initially did not want shareholders to vote for, but they saw the preliminary vote was strong for that, so they said, okay, we're going to do that. and by the way, the current directors, if they don't get a majority, they will v

dignitaries including president obama gathered inside a tent on the national mall to mark the start of construction on the smith sonnian's newest edition, the national museum of african- american history and culture. >> this is a milestone moment not only for the smithsonian, but for the united states. reporter: lonnie bunch is the museum's director. >> it really has been an opportunity to make sure that my ancestors and all our ancestors are remembered. reporter: the new museum is slated to open on the national mall in 2015, but it already has a staff raising money and collecting artifacts. smithsonian officials say they already have more than 15,000 items on hand that will be part of the african-american museum's collection. they're working to find more material on popular culture, music and military history. they're hoping this kickoff will also help jump start fundraising. congress pledged $250 million for the museum which will cover about half the cost of building it. now museum staffers are reaching out to corporate donors and launching a website for smaller gifts online. tara mergener for cbs news, washi

the deal marks disappeared in 1988 in stockton. and vanessa's smith one of for a walk and never return home. >>catherine: stay with kron4 as we continue to cover developments at the dig site. coming up tonight we'll hear from one woman who says that she was almost a victim of those killers but managed to escape. >>grant: an earthquake off the coast of oregon. the earthquake was about to order 70 mi. from portland. so far, there are no tsunami warnings. >>pam: the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. exclusivity of a man stand under a shuttle bus in san francisco. >> the victim of a home invasion robbery manages to shoot and kill the intruder. i will explain what happened coming up. >>pam: a shooting in vallejo and just five people including a toddler. details of what happened in the the latest on the investigation. >> there needs to be more bart police. it is not safe. >> the transportation agency making changes to battle crime. quebec >>charles: gas prices are on the rise nationally and in the bay area. details coming up. >> windy conditi

while smith's family grieves -- >> you can see the dirt marks. >> reporter: others wonder if it could have been prevented. that's because smith was accused by state police less than a month ago of driving 91 miles per hour on the inner loop near central avenue. she was also charged with driving on a suspended license with an expired registration. yet she and the bmw remained on the road until this tragedy. back live at the scene now, it's hard to believe, you walk around the scene today, how that car could have been going so fast and so far to get here at the restaurant. when i come back, we will talk to eyewitnesses who were here at the time. they have dramatic stories to tell. reporting live, scott broom, 9news now. >> thank you. lesli. >> tonight, we hear from the local mother who tipped off to the northwest washington liquor store that has allegedly been selling to minors for years. last night, she returned to town square market to confront the store owner who she says nearly destroyed her family. andrea mckaren mccarren is here to tell us more about what went down. >> a lot of pa

mark martin and tony stewart up there getting the green flag. then with regan smithad lap with 48 with 68 to go. ageless mark martin leads the daytona 500. a driver that retired six years ago and then found new life. he has been with two different teams since. and will run a partial schedule this year. that number 55. surrendering the lead to biffle and hamlin. >> darrell: mark brings so much energy to a team. he is a smart guy and knows a race carin side and out. he just comes in and he will energize the team. >> larry: and denny hamlin in the 11 laid on the bumper of biffle and pushed him into the lead. >> darrell: i think biffle is the guy that is really i won't say confused but hasn't been able to figure out the right place to be at the right time. we saw it at the halfway mark and saw it the other day in his qualifying race. he has a car that can win this thing if he can get somebody to work with him and play it cool. >> mike: and three cars in the mix deserve mix. we talked about regan smith in the black chevrolet, number 78. side-by-side behind him the 9 and 4

close and acknowledge those who did a spectacular job, george smith, a colleague and friend of mine who worked as a homeless liaison, mark, and in the -- andy. i go back 18 years and can name everybody who has done this job. i want to thank the department heads. i am ready to go to work. the best is yet to come. i have hope. [applause] >> we're thrilled everybody is here. we could not be more thrilled at bevan's new role. i know he will do a great job for everybody. those of you would like to our -- a tour, that is going to begin now. we're going to start moving. [laughter] thank you, all. ♪ director kim: hello and welcome to the transbay joint powers authority meeting. please call world. >> prior taking roll, i would like to note that director metcalf had a conflict and will not be present today. madame chair, you do have a quorum. director kim: thank you. please call item 3. >> item 3 is communications. i did want to announce that item 7 on the regular calendar will be considered at a future meeting. director kim: thank you. item four. >> board of directors new or old business. director kim: seeing none, item five. >>

close and acknowledge those who did a spectacular job, george smith, a colleague and friend of mine who worked as a homeless liaison, mark, and in the -- andy. i go back 18 years and can name everybody who has done this job. i want to thank the department heads. i am ready to go to work. the best is yet to come. i have hope. [applause] >> we're thrilled everybody is here. we could not be more thrilled at bevan's new role. i know he will do a great job for everybody. those of you would like to our -- a tour, that is going to begin now. we're going to start moving. [laughter] thank you, all. ♪ >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and electronic? >> the imagery will change. there will be four different sets. it is a two dimensional image. it is stretched out into three dimensions. the device is part of the experience. you cannot experience the image without the device as being part of what you are seeing. whereas with the

>> on the street, local resident mark wilson, a licensed gun owner, fires at arroyo but arroyo turns and shoots him dead. sheriff smithay have prevented arroyo from killing his own son. >> i believe had it not been for mark wilson, and some others and the deputies shooting back at him, he would have killed his son. there's no doubt in my mind. >> but it's too late to save arroyo's ex-wife. she dies on the courthouse steps. >> the last thing she was saying was i can make her out like she was praying. i was trying to talk to her and she wasn't really responding. she was, i guess, praying in her mind and after that, she just went blank. >> caught on police dashboard camera, arroyo makes his getaway in his pickup truck. nearby, sergeant rusty jacks thinks arroyo may still be on foot, so he jumps on the hood of the squad car, hoping to catch him by surprise. >> we'll take any means of transportation. we still hunt them down from four-wheelers to horseback, just depends what's available at the time. that's what jacks did. >> he's going to beckham, get in! >> go, go, go! >> a caravan of police officers joins the chase, inclu

smith at oracle arena. take it away. >> reporter: hey, jimmy k., for all of the defense that mark jackson has had since he came here tohe warriors, did you know that 23 games in the warriors are one of the top six scoring teams in the entire league. one of the primary ways they have gotten that done is through the three-point shot. they are in third place on a percentage basis in terms of hitting three pointers this year. coach jackson said he doesn't want to rely on those long-distance calls. >> i don't go in to the game thinking, okay, let's get x amount of shots from three point. you realize there are good and bad ones. i think my guys are taking good ones. i would encourage him if you get a wide-open shot shoot the basketball. off of ball movement, dribble penetration, inside, outside, we have shooters that are comfortable and confident and are shooting the three-point basketball. i am a guy that fully understands the weapon it can be and i like the way we have used it. >> the rockets come in to oracle arena having won three of four on the road trip. this despite an abysmal performance so far on the road trip from

mark twain prize. so i'm going to give him a speech for that. >> smith: oh, great. >> shannon: he's -- he and i are soeally close. he is the best. and then i'm writing a comedy movie for women. i can't -- it's -- the deal is not officially done, so i can't say what it is, but it's going great and -- >> smith: well, and, given the success of bridesmaids; i think we can accept the fact that women do go see comedy movies and that their movies targeting women as opposed to men are perfectly fine, right? >> shannon: exactly. >> smith: we can accept that. >> shannon: oh, my god, yeah. >> smith: but the point of all this is to say that you haven't stopped. you're not, you're not retired, you're not you know -- like when you go off that program, some people seem to not be as active in show business, but you continue >> shannon: it's hard. oh, that's so nice. >> smith: to be, yeah. >> shannon: and actually you know what's funny, my life has changed because i have kids and my life really is centered around them, like i'm not willing to kill myself the way i did before i had kids where i would just work, work, w

faugh smith conditions up the incline and across the upper deck hough we do have reports of roadways flooding. cars have the hydroplaning in that area. cost foxhound >>mark: organizers are calling for a day of action. organizers say they will attack courthouses where they say attorneys will work with occupy oakland protesters to present evidence of on lawful arrest. after this morning's rally, another rally is scheduled for noon. >>mark: at redwood city police have arrested a session of education teachers use a physically is using young there. rabat >>mark: class's will be cancelled for today's at this elementary full after a teacher was arrested. could he 38 year veteran teacher was charged last week with committing lewd acts on 23 children, some as young as six years old. just two days later another teacher was arrested on suspicion of fondling to girls in his classroom. >>darya: the giants are world champions this morning after beating the patriots in super bowl 46 pot eli manning was named to the super bowl mvp for the second time. >>darya: giants fans in the bay area are celebrating. those fans were so happy it haag could >>mark: we're watching temp

smith to booker. that's trevor's brother. tigers down by just four now. a minute to go. terps up by one. mark the big one. alex and the big freshman up and they get the hoop. miss the free throw but the terps back up by 3. 1.7 seconds to go, clemson down by two. one last chance with a shot by andre young. 64-62 is the final. maryland wins its first true road game of the season. they are 4 and 5 in the acc. it is a modern day miracle how well this team is playing. not great, but where they started to where they are now, pretty good. >> they get a lot [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. >>> community leertds leaders gathered tonight in chinatown. they help children with cancer. barbara grassley, our parent company, comcast universal, sponsored that event. that looks like featuring ric

marking traffic and chanting. demonstrators made their way to wiley court house and there were no arrests made today but protestors say they're planning another march rally on saturday. in oakland nick smith abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. there is rain on the way. where do we stand with rainfall totals for the year? >> we're way behind in terms of rainfall. and live doppler 7 hd is picking up moisture. now this green band you're seeing here is not hitting the ground this, is what they call vergea. it's picking up moisture into the clouds. this will get here. the storm look at our satellite picture will show you it's well off the coastline here expected to bring rain tonight z then, witness spread into overnight hours we're expecting some rainfall in the form of a couple inches in places like santa cruz mountains. when looking at rainy season, santa rosa is 5% of average. 11 inches behind where you should be. there is san jose, only 28% of where you should be. year a -- you're a good half foot away where you should be this time of the year. and unfortunately some of this is gooding to come during the morning commute. >> thank you. >> see you shortly. the state water department is tryi

are rallies marking a year since the pro-democracy uprising in bahrain protesters face yet another harsh crackdown with police using tactics and weapons from the u.k. . up next laura smith speaks with middle east expert terry cowley on the turbulent situation in syria and the implications it could have for the region stay with us. i'm talking to tara kelley who is a historian and author and writes mainly on subjects to do with the middle east of course we're talking about events in syria tariq ali thanks very much for talking to us now president assad seems to be clinging on to power in syria do you think there's any chance of him stepping down in the near future well it looks unlikely is if he'll step. of his own accord i think he has to be pushed out the syrian people are of course doing their best in the country. what is more dangerous is the pressure of being built outside especially in istanbul and by need to try and organize an intervention that i think would be disastrous and enormous bloodshed much much worse than what's happened in libya. so i think there be a disaster i think the best way is for pressure to be put on him from without by a countries who are not

markings. also seeing new barriers, new railings off. asked caltrans officials say this qr is supposed to be gentler than it was before and it does look very easy, very smith. now, i do have to agree with officials, it is a very gentle curve. it is very easy. overall, no major problems, nothing like the s-curve. so far, so good. a very smooth ride. >>justine: fahey let's get a check on whether with their cut. >>erica: so far, so good. looking at the incline, cars are going up without any problems. we do not have any accidents to report. it is a sigh of relief that they got the lanes open for the upper deck. we saw major delays for the other bridges. there are no problems to contend with. holiday light as well as over of the san mateo you will see a lot of space between cars. barely anyone is making a way to foster city. over at the golden gate you will see wet pavement to contend with. other than that a lot of space between cars. >>dan: most of this weather will be out of here by later this afternoon. for now, current temperatures are not too bad. 47 in san francisco, 45 and novato, 48 in half moon bay. we have 48 for redwood city and oakland. it looks lik

smith finished second runner-up to matthew stafford as come back player. >>> any time the warriors and kings face off a barn burn earned a with northern california rivalry. chatting with his successor mark jackson. he on fire. drains a 3. 18 of his 33 dame in period. 11 after 3. here come the warriors led by nate robinson. put them up by 1. munta on the bench but nate in control with the steal. to brandon with the flush. 15 seconds left. warriors down by 3, robinson to thompson, he buries the three, 16 and we'll go to o.t. where it was all king. 26 for tyree, kings winning it. >> cal looking to rebound for their first loss on wednesday. cal jumped out to the lead. 47% from beyond and 18 at the break. crab another 3. he led the scores with 19. cal by 28. bears getting it done from everywhere. to thurman, he finds the bottom of the bucket. 68-47 win over the sun devils. >> stanford minimum and foul points for the cardinals. an alley-oop, he had 10, stanford at the break. from downtown, he had 14. huge steal there. turner up up nate johnson for the flush, wildcats win it. >> it turned ugly in phoenix. sharks down 2-1 in the second. brent burns with the shot. great deflection and 2-2 but da

smith. laura and marla, back to you. >>> 6:06 now. in los angeles, horrifying child molestation charges against a former elementary schoolteacher. 61-year-old mark barts is facing 23 counts of committing lewd acts on children at the elementary school where he worked for 30 years. police say he was photographing blindfolded students with their mouths taped shut. inside locked classrooms. the la unified school district dismissed him about a year ago but parents say they were never told why. >>> richmond police are offering a $10,000 reward to help find a man who sexually assaulted an elderly woman saturday morning near the richmond-el cerrito border. the 81-year-old lives at a nearby assisted living home and takes a morning walk between 5:00 and 6:00 every day. police say during her walk she was badly beaten, sexually assaulted, then left outside a big o tire shop. if you have any information about the attack you are asked to call richmond police. >>> san francisco police in fact have made an arrest in a 1983 murder case. 43 yoor 43-year-old nicholas crumbly was found dead in san francisco in november of 1983. detectives believe the murder was sex

mark. we have the story of a teen now who saved his grandfather's life, 15-year-old austin smith, was working grandfather up cinder blocks, it nearly crashed his gra grandfather, he's 74 years old. austin lifted up the one-ton car to free his grandfather and doctors say that smith's grandpa will make a full recovery. brutal injuries but made it. >>> arlen spector disputes rick santorum's account. that is just eight minutes away. i'm always looking out for small ways to be more healthy. like splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line of sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. -- captions by vitac -- splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. >>> stories we're working on in the newsroom. 12:30 eastern, mitt romney is in detroit. he will unveil an economic plan includes what he calls a simpler tax code. >>> at 3:00, president obama holds a meeting with the de

smith for the defensive honor. anytime the warriors and kings face-off it seems to be a barnburner with this northern california rivalry. kings head coach chatting with his successor, markon. thornton on fire. drains the three. 18 of his 33 came in the period. kings up 11 after three. here's the warriors in the fourth. led by nate robinson. 24 in 4 minutes. put the warriors up one: that was 24 in 24 minutes. and the feed to brandon rush for the flush. 16 seconds left warriors down three. robinson to klay thompson. the rookie buries the three. 16 for him. we are going to e. -- to o. t. where it was all king. kings win it 114-106, your final. >>> cal looking to to rebound from thursday. they shot 47% from beyond the arc. cal had 18 at the break. crab, another three. led all scoresser with 19. bears getting it done from everywhere. to thurman. he finds the bottom of the bucket. cal never trailed in the 68-47 win over the sun devils. >>> down on the farm, stanford playing arizona. defense he was battle early but stops for the cardinals. a legal other for randall. he had 1. stanford down one at the break. from downtown. he had 14. wildcats 7 steals. huge one here. turner, st

smith, the military herald this evening, thank you for your courageous service to our great state in our country. i would also like to recognize and thank major mark stephens. major stephens, please stand. [applause] next, major stephens will be leaving -- leading his soldiers to kuwait in support of operation enduring freedom for the third time. in the middle east, supporting our great country. not only is mark, major mark stephens the commander of a unite, but he's also the marketing manager of a company in southern maine. major stephens is a true citizen soldier. major, thank you. thank you for your service. thank you for your leadership. we wish you and your unit godspeed. [applause] i would also like to thank maine public broadcasting for being here tonight, but i will not promise you a free tote bag or more funding after my speech. [laughter] i am pleased to report that in the last year, we have taken a right turn on the road to economic recovery. in a bipartisan effort, we passed the largest tax cut in state history. hard work in maine. [applause] not only do we cut the top rate for individuals, but we are supporting working, low income mai