lis, your fake client is marsha.aims. >> alleged. >> and i identify with marsha, i have a picasso at home at the dining room i got for $4 and i believe it's a picasso. >> megyn: it's a poster, but-- nice frame, looks good. marsha went to the flea market, got the painting home. spent $7 for ownership is 99-- a law is 99% ownership so she owns that. the insurance company, by the way, if they really wanted that painting back, should have been more diligent getting it back, they weren't, megyn, it's her painting and she gets the reward. >> megyn: all right. so, if she bought it at the flea market, even if it was stolen from the museum, mark, let's say it was genuinely stolen from the museum by somebody and marsha was a good faith purchaser at the flea market does she get it. >> well, if she's an innocent owner. that apparently is not what the insurance company is alleging, lis' fake client is claiming, i have a quote, lay person's understanding of art. not exactly. you see, for about two decades, your mother ran an art s

our country is unique, just as marsha said.t the president, different parties there together, all sit together, that's an amazing american moment. >> discussion of boston and a salute to those who covered it, as well as the victims of it. so, wasn't all just -- >> candy, i think the further you get away from the bush presidency and with the occurrence of boston and people thinking about public safety, like in nashville yesterday at the country music marathon. people appreciate the fact that he can define what is the war on terrorism and we are fighting an ideology and we have to be mindful and putting in place some of the structure that he has referenced. to help us make this fight. >> kind of hard to not like a guy -- >> i have about a minute left. any of you if you think that boston, what went on in boston changes either the outcome of an immigration debate or brings gun control back to the forefront. do either of those change because of boston? >> well, i think it says that we need comprehensive immigration reform now more t

if you would like to speak, you have 7 minutes as well. >> my name is marsha garland and i'm the one who sought the letter of determination and i don't know what to say, i have a very amicable relationship with the master leaseholder and i did tell the sublease holder that i was -- who is here, san teen noe derose who is also a real estate broker that i was looking for this letter of determination, and i have no argument with it at all. i was surprised about the restaurant interest particularly because i'm fully aware that in north beach, it's virtually impossible to get a liquor license but you have to go with a restaurant. so, you know, i just came tonight to observe really. i have no real serious input other than historical. >> thank you. and is there anyone here representing the subject property owner who would like to speak? >> the casisa family is not present, but as the master tenant, they've authorized us to speak on their behalf. >> just so that i'm clear, ms. garland, you are taking the same position as the appellant here? >> i'm not -- no, i'm really -- i disht's very comp

then heads to atherton to attend a brunch and then finishes at the home of janet and marsha goldman. people are planning on a protest eyed out one of his protests. this is similar to the visit back in october. if approved they would carry protests and they are expected to show up in passive is i can heights around 5:30 and will make their voices heard for about an hour and a half and ktvu channel 2 morning news will of course be there. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> president barack obama arrives in san francisco this evening and he is making a stop in colorado to push tougher gun control measures coming up, why the president said many need to follow colorado's lead. >>> and he is identified as 18- year-old andre smith. this follow is the earlier arrest of smith as arrival. they are both accused of waiting for a bus. he to the caught in the middle of a gun battle including several suspects. >>> they included a sap fran -- san francisco chief and former chamber of commerce. community members will set policies but will not pick a name. they established efforts to renam

then heads to atherton to attend a brunch and then finishes at the home of janet and marsha goldman. people are planning on a protest eyed out one of his protests. this is similar to the visit back in october. if approved they would carry protests and they are expected to show up in passive is i can heights around 5:30 and will make their voices heard for about an hour and a half and ktvu channel 2 morning news will of course be there. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> president barack obama arrives in san francisco this evening and he is making a stop in colorado to push tougher gun control measures coming up, why the president said many need to follow colorado's lead. >>> and he is identified as 18- year-old andre smith. this follow is the earlier arrest of smith as arrival. they are both accused of waiting for a bus. he to the caught in the middle of a gun battle including several suspects. >>> they included a sap fran -- san francisco chief and former chamber of commerce. community members will set policies but will not pick a name. they established efforts to renam

at the home of a constituents -- a constituents and then he finishes another visit with janet and marsha goldman. >>> and they are planning on protesting outside the president's quarters tonight. if they did not they would carry oil to refineries on the gulf coast. >>> before he arrives this evening he is making a stop to push for tougher gun control measures. colorado passed new gun laws following the mass shooting in aurora and they are calling for an assault weapons ban and limits on magazines. >>> they are voting on some of the toughest laws in the country and that bill will be sold unless they find a national background check. the list will expand to more than 66 to 150 and large capacity magazines will be prohibited. that bill was drafted in response to the sandy hook elementary school where a gunman killed 20 the children and 6 adults. >>> and following the sandy hook elementary school shooting, they are proposing to arm every adult in each bay area school and he is hoping that succeeds. >>> they are planning on being back on the pacific kit lines. -- picket lines. they have been

marsha garland. >> [inaudible] >> hold on. >> try it again. >> [inaudible] >> try it now. >> live from new york. my name is mashie garland and i am here to address you during public comment to announce publicly to the people who watch this on television that live at the razz closed a couple of weeks ago. a lot of people have asked me the reasons why, and i would say without all the back stories really are nothing in my view but gossip. they were overwhelmed by the bureaucracy, but they most importantly went into a building that had a readapted use. i see you nodding your head commissioner. i have seen this before with piena and at the theater complex where a business went in as a restaurant and as soon as it changed to have entertainment it didn't work because the building wasn't designed to house anything like that. this beautiful show room where live at the razz went had the same problems. when i went there -- i went there for the lot of four months as patty lapone. the food was good and security was great and i don't believe there were complaints about those performances and you wer

at the home of a constituents -- a constituents and then he finishes another visit with janet and marsha goldman. >>> and they are planning on protesting outside the president's quarters tonight. if they did not they would carry oil to refineries on the gulf coast. >>> before he arrives this evening he is making a stop to push for tougher gun control measures. colorado passed new gun laws following the mass shooting in aurora and they are calling for an assault weapons ban and limits on magazines. >>> they are voting on some of the toughest laws in the country and that bill will be sold unless they find a national background check. the list will expand to more than 66 to 150 and large capacity magazines will be prohibited. that bill was drafted in response to the sandy hook elementary school where a gunman killed 20 the children and 6 adults. >>> and following the sandy hook elementary school shooting, they are proposing to arm every adult in each bay area school and he is hoping that succeeds. >>> they are planning on being back on the pacific kit lines. -- picket lines. they have been

matt goes one on one with marsha stewart about her work, life and her search for love. >>> and olympic gold medalist gabby douglas opens up about her life in the spotlight in her new book "raising the bar." keep it on this channel for news, weather, sports and more. i'm richards lui along with dylan dreyer. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great start to the week. . . . >>> a northern california town on edge. >>> finally headed to trial, accused serial killer gets ready to defend himself in court. >>> south bay businesses teaming up and talking about a lawsuit against major league baseball. >>> right now, a quick live look outside. try to get your monday jump-started here. a live look at the bay bridge in san francisco. it is day one of the workweek, monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay."

marsha says that i walk by here often as i used to live nearby and i was shocked of the harassment of patients going sbao* into the clinic and i am from montana that provides a buffer zone and i am shocked that there is not one in a liberal san francisco. and finally, one from alexis who says that i used to live in this neighborhood and watched the protestors get aggressive and the video camera was across the line and it was scared to walk by them to go to work and no longer a free speech, and it is no longer free speech when the they could take video without consent and we support this very much and thank you very much for the ordinance. >> next speaker, please? >> hi, high name is sarah, and i am the assistant director of public affairs for choice california, and i lived here in san francisco in district five and our office is also located downtown in the financial district and i would like to say that i have never had to make a decision. people who go to get reproductive healthcare should not have to face harassment or , intimidation. they deserve better and they have the programs

home of marsha and john goldman, a philanthropist. tickets for that event run between $1,000 and $5,000. also expected at the lunch are the attorney general, kamala harris and mike honda. and early this afternoon, the president to head out of town. he'll only have been here for roughly 20 hours. reporting live here in atherton, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> new at a times this morning in the sierra lamar murder case. the man accused of kidnapping and killing her was supposed to be back in court today. nbc bay area's arturo santiago joins us live from san jose with why his arraignment has been continued again. good morning, arturo. >> reporter: good morning, marla. it seems the defense is having some technical difficulty in getting some files and information from the district attorney's office. and because of that, they asked for and were granted a little bit more time before their client enters a plea. antolin garcia-torres wasn't in court as his attorneys asked for his hearing to be continued to two weeks from today. he was arre

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this is marsha black burn. how much has your insurance gone up over the past couple of yearings. what percent of increase have you seen in the health insurance you are offering your employees? >> i know for our specific plan and family it went up 42 percent across the board. yes, it did. >> there are audible growns. >> and yes, the thing is for what she is saying there. governor, we are finding out from meem we are survey the . ears we are surveying, this year it went up between 26 and 132 percent. that is what we are see the expect anticipation is that next year, it is going to go another 40 percent on ang. >> mike: we have to take a break. gina, thank you for joining us . you remind us how complicate today is for someone who wants to run a business and not hire accountant to figure out how to make obama care work. premiums under obama care are about to sky rocket. coming up next, will you be able to afford the afortedable care act? stay with us. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung

and the second dethen marsha and january net goldman. now they are expected in atherton because of the president's visit he is scheduled to leave from fso at 1:40 this afternoon. >> well the president is waking up to a soggy day as well. tara moriarty will join us with a hive report from san francisco with the one issue the president wants to entertain this. sal, have you had a few problems already? >> yes, we want to think it is because of the wet roads and it is just a sneaking suspicion that i have, every time it rains like this, we have more crashes and some of them must be caused by people driving too fast just out of our camera view, minor injuries and you can tell the traffic has lessened and we are headed to the mcarthur maze, just you be careful out there. there are no problems getting into san francisco, we also have the traffic into the south bay. some of our cameras are in the rain and they are not doing so well . there is already a back edge to it and boom like that it will be gone. morning rain clouds fog as well. some of t

tomorrow he will head to atherton to have brunch at the homes of john and marsha gold win. and people are doing well and this is a similar visit back in october of 2011. if approved by the obama administration, the key pipeline will approve refineries on the gulf coast. >>> before he does that he will push for tougher gun control measures and coming up, why the president said the country needs to follow colorado's lead. >>> it happened in san leandro and he is identified as andre smith. this follow is the earlier arrest of smith's arrival and they are accused of killing a 50-year-old man who was waiting for a bus south side the -- outside the bart station. he was an innocent bystander who got caught. people who have been nominated, they include a fire chief and the ceo chamber of commerce. they will set policies for renaming them and they established efforts to rename the airport after slain activist harvey milk. >>> they now want a meeting with commissioner of baseball. live in san jose with the story, janine de la vega, what is this all about? >> reporter: well, this is a

and the second dethen marsha and january net goldman. now they are expected in atherton because of the president's visit he is scheduled to leave from fso at 1:40 this afternoon. >> well the president is waking up to a soggy day as well. tara moriarty will join us with a hive report from san francisco with the one issue the president wants to entertain this. sal, have you had a few problems already? >> yes, we want to think it is because of the wet roads and it is just a sneaking suspicion that i have, every time it rains like this, we have more crashes and some of them must be caused by people driving too fast just out of our camera view, minor injuries and you can tell the traffic has lessened and we are headed to the mcarthur maze, just you be careful out there. there are no problems getting into san francisco, we also have the traffic into the south bay. some of our cameras are in the rain and they are not doing so well . there is already a back edge to it and boom like that it will be gone. morning rain clouds fog as well. some of t

then at 12:30 he will be at the home of marsha and john goldman.,000. >>> the president boards air force one at 1:40 this afternoon. we do want to give you a traffic update. avoid howard between 4th and 6th. it will be shut down until around 10:00 at least. mission is open but there's only two lanes each direction. unlike howard. and we have seen people begin to trickle out of inter continental. the president may be getting ready to leave. we will keep you posted. you can see there are a bunch of cops here on motorcycles so we're told he is the one escorting the president as he makes his way down for those two fundraisers. live from san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we'll have more coverage of the bay area visit on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> police arrested several people involved in a string of unrelated home invasions. just after 2:00 p.m. yesterday, police arrested one man for reportedly stealing electricity. at 3:00 p.m. on the 1700 block of sacramento street, police arrested one man for trespassing. two hours later, police

then at 12:30 he will be at the home of marsha and john goldman.ent boards air force one at 1:40 this afternoon. we do want to give you a traffic update. avoid howard between 4th and 6th. it will be shut down until around 10:00 at least. mission is open but there's only two lanes each direction. unlike howard. and we have seen people begin to trickle out of inter continental. the president may be getting ready to leave. we will keep you posted. you can see there are a bunch of cops here on motorcycles so we're told he is the one escorting the president as he makes his way down for those two fundraisers. live from san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we'll have more coverage of the bay area visit on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> police arrested several people involved in a string of unrelated home invasions. just after 2:00 p.m. yesterday, police arrested one man for reportedly stealing electricity. at 3:00 p.m. on the 1700 block of sacramento street, police arrested one man for trespassing. two hours later police arrested two men for

. >> like a marsha brady.e true prom date because charlie liked her with the bad nose, remember. >> i am obsessed with the brady. >> and i want to thank everybody for wishing my mother best wishes. i was out there visiting her. mom, listen to your daughters and eat your food and stop not eating. that's the only way to get better. >> we send her hugs and kisses . jimmie fallon in february . after the clouds of the olympics. moving home to the original home of the tonight's show and be the sixth host of the show. >> delta airlines decided in its wisdom to put four more seats in the plane and have to take the - lavaatory smaller. >> i can't get out of the damn thing and now you are making it smaller, are you kidding me. and president obama opening his library in dallas, texas and four living predecessors wi

tomorrow he will head to atherton to have brunch at the homes of john and marsha gold win. and people are doing well and this is a similar visit back in october of 2011. if approved by the obama administration, the key pipeline will approve refineries on the gulf coast. >>> before he does that he will push for tougher gun control measures and coming up, why the president said the country needs to follow colorado's lead. >>> it happened in san leandro and he is identified as andre smith. this follow is the earlier arrest of smith's arrival and they are accused of killing a 50-year-old man who was waiting for a bus south side the -- outside the bart station. he was an innocent bystander who got caught. people who have been nominated, they include a fire chief and the ceo chamber of commerce. they will set policies for renaming them and they established efforts to rename the airport after slain activist harvey milk. >>> they now want a meeting with commissioner of baseball. live in san jose with the story, janine de la vega, what is this all about? >> reporter: well, this is a

he himself is an outspoken opponent and they had another event at the home of marsha and john goldman. at 140 we will tell you what the president said last night that garnered the most applause. live in san francisco tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we will have continuing coverage of the bay area throughout our newscasts and on ktvu channel 2 morning news a -- on ktvu channel 2 news at noon and we have another update coming up at 3:00. >>> they are looking into what caused steel bolts to snap on the bay bridge. caltrans has yet to find a cause, choose a permanent fix or identify all the parts supplied of the manufacturer that produced the bad material. the super bowl kicks off in san francisco in just three months and the city's waterfront is about to undergo some changes for the america's cup races. the stadium along the embarcadero will seat 9,000 spectators on 2000 jumbo screens and there will be a series of concerts beginning in late may in the same venue. >>> we want to go back over to sal because unfortunately we have some big things if you are out on the road. >

he himself is an outspoken opponent and they had another event at the home of marsha and john goldman. at 140 we will tell you what the president said last night that garnered the most applause. live in san francisco tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we will have continuing coverage of the bay area throughout our newscasts and on ktvu channel 2 morning news a -- on ktvu channel 2 news at noon and we have another update coming up at 3:00. >>> they are looking into what caused steel bolts to snap on the bay bridge. caltrans has yet to find a cause, choose a permanent fix or identify all the parts supplied of the manufacturer that produced the bad material. the super bowl kicks off in san francisco in just three months and the city's waterfront is about to undergo some changes for the america's cup races. the stadium along the embarcadero will seat 9,000 spectators on 2000 jumbo screens and there will be a series of concerts beginning in late may in the same venue. >>> we want to go back over to sal because unfortunately we have some big things if you are out on the road. >

she's a minor character and her name is marsha. she is a left-wing college professor, a smart it may be too opinionated person who need is neither can stand and when she is laughing about roth tells us is quote how far the rampant disorder has spread unquote. when she is enjoying it, the salability ,-com,-com ma the frailty and the enfeeblement of supposedly robust things. and it was one i was thinking about marsha human off and funny if farley and debbie kellen's brother michelle that i realize there's a subject that has been given less consideration than music or even silverware and that is the quality of the female characters in all theside or pick up place or necking parlor. or were they would park their car to give cash to stay away. [laughter] heard the other playing field 150 yards long and 60 yards wide just down some avenue from my house. steam shovels had gouged it out of the hill in the 1930's. the field is what everyone called it. the field where the nemesis buddies threw the javelin. running with that and stretching hi

what does marsha blackburn want to do? defund planned parenthood? we don't have federal funding for abortions in most cases. she wants to stop it for counseling, std testing, birth control. it's preventing unwanted pregnancies and allowing women to make choices about their lives. this is a real bait and switch. last year we were talking about todd akin and planned parenthood. what the right is trying to do is change it away from the right of women being in control of their destinies. >> rather than getting a conclusion from the right premise. this is about enforcement. let me ask you this, elise. when you look at the fact that they are also complaining on the right about the coverage, let me go to right wing radio talk show host lars larson who has a theory on why he claims the media isn't covering the trial. listen to this. >> we're going to pretend that doesn't exist because we can't possibly tell the story without violating all of our beliefs that abortion is a right and any way it gets done to any baby at any number of weeks is completely approp

speaker john boehner is sending representatives marsha blackburn, michele bachmann and george holding. interestingly, prime minister david cameron is hosting a private dinner at this very moment in number 10 downing street, and in attendance is one former vice president dick cheney which i guess reveals where he stands in relation to his conservative counterparts over there in the united states. >> and now where was your dinner invitation, martin? why aren't you at that dinner right now? >> i haven't achieved that kind of statuses yet, thomas. i'm waiting for an invitation from you. let alone from the prime minister. >> we will do dinner when you come back. martin bashir, live in london. thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, we go back to boston, a city the president praised for its toughness. stay with us. >> the people of boston will continue to respond in the same proud and heroic way they have thus far, and their fellow americans will be right there with them. >>> we have an update now on one of the more horrific photos from the boston marathon attack. josh ballman sr

>> co-authors paul marsha, lela gilbert, and nina shea look at the's accusation of christians around the world, next on book tv. >> welcome. on behalf of our chair, i'd like to thank everybody for attending. and thank our authors and panelists for making this program possible. my job is to be brief. i'll try to meet that. and secondly, my only task is to introduce eric metexas who is going to chair the program. he doesn't need much introduction because he has done many important things nobody to you and others that will be joining us via television. perhaps some of you have already read his book, pastor, martyr, prophet, spy, "new york times" best seller and an important book about an important man. in addition, metexas was the keynote speaker at the national prayer breakfast here washington, dc and i believe there are copies of that presentation available outside. we're also grateful for him being a participant in this book, persecuted, which we're releasing today and this panel is about. he helped to write the forward and has been an important contributor to the work of the office

can we have the typing noise for marsha. >> gretchen: marsha.t's a good take. other people have brought that up before. >> brian: i can see him hitting the space bar. >> steve: i like my suggestion from wisconsin. he says, instead of an iq how about a lie detector test. >> brian: just because you've been there a while, you have seniority, if you want to get a key chairmanship post, it should be an expert. >> steve: if you're going to offer gun legislation, you should know something about guns. >> gretchen: we'll be right back, three minutes away. more "fox & friends" [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ before algae became a revolutionary fuel source... before students were flocking to bioengineering courses... before the birthplace of california became the cradle of 750 clean-tech companies... some researchers, entrepreneurs, and bankers shared a vision that helped fo

tracy: marsha blackburn that is what she is all about. >> i'm in first solar.ake profit as an half. i've been afraid to tell people i like it because people get upset when you are doing anything like this. but i try to separate making money from my political convictions. tracy: that's right. ashley: that is smart i think. >> a lot of people should do that many people watching the show missed this rally in part because of political convictions which aren't long -- wrong but make money, bottom line. >> wait for e-mails. tracy: god we love you. you're honest. ashley: send them to charles, not us. time to check the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of nyse. guess how often we go there in every 15 minutes, nicole. >> one to take a look at is first solar. shares are jumping 40%. you can see it is up over 32%. it has hit volatility pauses throughout the day here as they have given guidance going forward, better than expected. better than expected full-year revenue and also earnings that we're seeing that would be better than expected. so with that, one of the th

at 3:45 eastern, layla gilbert, paul marsha, and new -- army of god describes the crime joseph connie koney in central africa. tomorrow live at noon live with amy goodman. submit your questions at booktv. watch these programs and more all weekend long on booktv. and for complete schedule, visit booktv.org. >> back to ten things congress doesn't want you you to know about how it does business. >> number tower, powerful members of congress in safe noncompetitive seats often hold fundraisers to increase the leverage over other members. five, congress spends more than $100 billion every year on well over 200 programs that are not authorized by law. and number six, congress routinely raids the social security trust fund to cover general revenue shortfalls. >> well, if you look at the appropriation bill, which have not been done in the last two years because of political dynamic that is going on, and grow in and say we're appropriating x amount of money and you look at how many programs -- it's actually over $350 billion now of programs that are funded that are not authorized by the congres

congresswoman marsha blackburn was there to receive it. >> received in the spirit of hopefulness that they will work with us to see if we can bring this into balance for the american people. martha: be able to read -- wendell goler. hey, wendell, live from the white house this morning. what do we know what is in that? >> reporter: we know the budget called for $3.75 billion in spending. aims to save 3 trillion over the next 10 years. 600 ball billion in tax increases and half that in cuts. lawmakers staffs deal with the budget on the computers and rest of the country will be able to access the budget on the office of management and budget website about 11:15. south dakota senator john thune already knows he doesn't like it. >> it will be a budge fet filled with higher taxes to fuel more spending and the question we ought to be asking when we look at the president's budget, what will it do to create jobs? what will it do to stimulate economic growth? and what will it do to increase take-home pay for middle class americans? >> reporter: senator thune said the budget would grow the gover

marsha fudge said that 30% cut that, means 30% more on snap now, welfare -- food stamps, will find themselves. nts will not know what to do with their children! and on she goes. all they want to do is cut out the waste that leads people to spend their food stamps on cigarettes. they did an end around to use it for liquor, we're told, and there was a report by our own eric shaun not long ago, talked about in some instance, converting it into cash and using it in casinos. >> if the sequester was in place, they would say planes are going to fall out of the sky and land on kids on snap. there are two issues that need to be put together. we have an institutional issue with the waste and fraud and the lobbying. this is worth hundreds of millions of dollars in ebt, transaction charges. there is -- >> megyn: a little card they carry. >> the two largest processors of this. this is why we have over $74 billion nightmare. then we have the american beverage association. this is supplemental nutrition assistance. cigarettes are not nutritional assistance. a lot of the foods on there are are lobbies for so

i join my good friend, marsha bayless, mayor of zenia, ohio, who is in d.c. today, because we believe it is a great honor for our community that the home of this outstanding american, the first african-american to reach the rank of colonel, be recognized and honored. i urge the house to whole heart tchi support the president's efforts to preserve the american heritage through the antiquities act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from montana rise? mr. daines: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. daines: i rise to express my concern and opposition to legislation introduced today in the house of representatives by representatives king and thompson this bill which mirrors a recent senate proposal to expand background checks, does little to address the underlying problems behind violent crimes. as thousands of montanans have expressed to me, restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens is the wrong approach. as a fifth generation montanan and lifelong sportsman,