marty? >> erica thank you. >>> continuing our team coverage of the storm kron4 mike pelton reporting live from san francisco with more on the damage caused by the rain. mike? >> reporter: marty this is near 19th street about hartford. you can see the sidewalks chopped up where a large tree came crashing down yesterday during the storm. now the tree is gone this morning as you can see but neighbors over the past hour or so have been coming out taking a look at this and just thankful the damage is not a whole lot worse and here is why. take a look at the scene yesterday afternoon as during yesterdays pounding rain this large tree toppled over, thankfully there were no injuries but it did block the street for several hours and it also ruptured a gas line forcing neighbors to evacuate. pg& e crews came to the scene to make repairs and crews removed the scene and towed away a car that took on some damage. the storms caused problems in the eastbay in oakland take a look at odot cox colosseum. the

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i'm marty gonzalez. we will get to the top stories in just a second. >>> but first let's get a check of the terrific bay area weather. >> if you liked yesterday, you'll probably like today. haven't approached sunrise yet. you can see a little bit of cloud cover overlooking the san francisco bay so we have some patchy fog right now along the coastline but that's going to burn off as we head into the afternoon. as for temperatures, plenty of 40s and 50s out there, san francisco at 52, 48 out the door in livermore, but temperatures are going to 69th as we head into -- skyrocket as we head into the afternoon, 80s in the south bay, 80 degrees in livermore. we are looking at the possibility of record breaking highs today. i think we will see warmer temperatures inland but a bit of a cooldown along the coast. we have more of an onshore picture. the wind directions are changing and then looks like temperatures will drop off as we start the next workweek. so it won't be as warm as you head back to the office. tem

marty nevel from consumer estate services is here with the layup for us. good morning to you marty. >>good morning. thanks for having me. >>why talk about march madness and the connection with money at this current time? >>money is always an important topic. and just like around new years time we make new years resolutions, around this time of the year is when we usually break those resolutions. so we want to make sure that we keep in touch with our finances, stay on track, and keep in line with our goals. >>you have the final four of finances starting withmake your free throws. what is that? >>free throws will refer toa lot of people still have companies that offer 401k plans and they have a match. in order to get that match you have to contribute so much money to the 401k plan to get the match. >>and it's free money. >>and it's free money. and you don't want to give away free money. >>the you advise to make halftime adjustments. >>correct. a financial plan isn't something that you set and then forget. you have to constantly review it and update it, meet with your financial profess

marty? >>> thank you. we begin this morning with developing news. san francisco police have three people in custody following an overnight manhunt as police are trying to piece together just who shot one of their officers during a traffic stop yesterday. kron 4 mike pelton reporting live from san francisco general where the injured officer is out of surgery. mike? >> reporter: marty the good news is that 28 year old officer is in stable condition this morning at the hospital but now information this morning authorities detained three people following an overnight car chase that they're linking to yesterdays shooting. now they located a car that they've linked to yesterday afternoons shooting and with the help of the chp, authorities followed that car overnight across the bay area, through solano and eventually ending upin san jose where officers took three people into custody at the corner of 33rd street and mckee avenue. here is the scene yesterday from our helicopter partnership, this all

marty grimes/dpto. de agua de santa clara el portavoz del departamento de agua de santa clara afirma que es necesario drenar el agua de la represa mas grande del area de la bahia para realizar trabajos de reparacion.... y aunque estamos en medio de una gran sequia.. las consecuencia s de ignorar esta falla podrian representar una tragedia de proporciones mayores. cecilia logan/vecina cecilia vive al talmte de acuerdo con la medida porque simplemente no proporciones mayores. cecilia ca logan/vecina cecilia vive al lado del reservorio y esta totalmente de acuerdo con la medida porque simplemente no sabe si en caso de una catastrofe, sus calles se convertirian en rios... marty marty reconoce que hacer el drenaje en este preciso momento es complicado porque se estaria desperdiciand o el vital liquido pr la inclemente sequia que nos azota... pero no hay tiempo que perder. si el terremoto ocurriera cuando la represa esta llena, es bastante agua la que correria... este embalse retiene mas liquido que cualquier

>> [ inaudible ]. >> marty, marty, stand by. stand by. your mic was not up.eat what you said please. >> i was just saying that mitchell actually told me all this before we did this scenario that there would be a lot of what was just described for the simplistic sake of making the turn and showing it, i sort of narrated that. so yeah, there is a lot more that would be going on and we do not have that particular apparatus here to demonstrate to you. so you're quite right to bring out that detail. there would be a lot of activity on top of just simply flying, navigating and eventually communicating. >> you have to understand we're in a simulator that's built for entertainment purposes. this is not a simulator certified by the government. so we have limited resources. we don't have masks. i don't have flight attendants hear. we don't have a system up and running, the communications, it is entertainment. we're within the limitations of that. >> understandable. understand. stand by. i want to get to retired captain, navy captain bobby:y. we continue to talk about t

then he's like let's conference in marty. marty. >> jonah hill still can't believe it. >> and i was like, what the hell is going on? how am i on a phone call, you know, with leonardo dicaprio conferencing in my hero, martin scorsese. we all spoke on the phone and marty was like, you know, it's so exciting. it's exciting stuff, you know. that was, like, a moment. >> don't forget about my money. >> an unexpected moment in his unpredictable career. >> got a couple mill coming in in a week. >> scorsese is your dream. check. >> uh-huh. >> working with leonardo now twice, check. two oscar nominations. what's next? what's the next dream? >> it's to continue down this road of playing people that challenge me. playing people that scare me to play. there have been two or three times where i've said, i'm scared to play this person. for some reason, i'm scared to do it. and they said, that's the number one reason why you absolutely have to go play this person. and that's exciting to me. and i hope every movie i make is that dangerous and

i am marty stuart, keep it coming. >> this was a paid advertisement by star vista and time line. >> the tension in ukraine and the worst east/west crisis since the cold war. crimea has held a referendum on secession and an overwhelming majority in favor of joining russia. washington says the vote is illegal and has threatened sanctions. john dawson is here with the latest. no surprise here. 95.5% of the votes were voting in favor of joining russia. that is clearly a surprise. the u.s. in the eu threatening sanctions. a white house message has john mccain on his comments. quite fierce comments as well on what he thinks about russia's move on this. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. nationrruption, it's in that is really only dependent upon oil and gas for their economy. economic sanctions are important. with a mccain there useful collection of words. this is a concern. , the russians have pulled out 100 billion u.s. dollars. u.s. treasuries over the last week. three times more than any amount before that. they assets are frozen. they are pulling it out again. troops of

. >> wherever there is immediate that's where you find marty. >> a husband and pear of three girls, one of the 12 killed in september's navy yard shooting. his passing so sudden he month only left behind grieving loved ones but also a long list of things to do. >> we are just helping him to do all of the things i know were on his to-do list. >> neighbor and friend, john rutherford, has been calling on fellow church members to lend a hand. they soon realized that the repair costs were adding up. john turned to annandale's home depot assistant manager. >> come on in and maybe give us a contribution. give us merchandise at cost. >> i can do better than that. i can come in to the project and provide merchandise materials and get you a volunteer team to take care of your project for you. >> the folks at home depot gave them more than they imagined. they provided a dozen employees working over the course of three days and some $6,500 worth of supplies. john says that this is more than rebuilding a home for marty's wife and daughters. >> i really hope that this is helping the healing process a

marty went on to be bought to factor in the twenty twelve olympic final. the skull then won his first grand slam the thing about choke a to win the twenty twelve u s opening new deal. he then became the first british player and seventy seven hits to win the coveted singles title at wimbledon the eagles say she now wants to play you'll see me at an exhibition matches. moderate se to wait before he decides on a new pair of light. after today the anti doping code currency london wada director general david howlett said the agency had been working to restore the integrity of jamaica's anti doping agency after a number of high profile jamaican athletes tested positive. howland said that the cheats will no longer gets away with it he's going to use the loo and the coconut and sugar the initiative mr cohen who hit him. it's so new to this war. did he not. just ridiculous. the suffolk how insurance innocent appear before an attitude and peter connelly jamaica. the results have yet to be as adults entrants will be laid to teresa tend to break the world record for t

, this is marty's first interview on tv ever.t on, it might be his last. we'll hopefully make this more than a one-timer. but marty, for so many years you have been a champion of corporations and boards of directors. and in this environment, when activism has become so popular, you have been one of the people who have pushed back on activists. how problematic do you think activists are right now in terms of your sort of long-term/short-term thinking? and also more importantly, do you think that activism is actually good for shareholders? >> well, it's a difficult question to answer, yes, no. let me try and start at the beginning. i think that activism, which is an aspect of short-termism, is in the long term very bad for not just shareholders but bad for the economy as a whole. now, with respect to hedge fund activism, i think you have to divide it into two categories. there are the hedge funds that identify situations where improvement is possible. >> right. >> meet with the company. suggest changes. and the company either adopt

marty?g you the latest developments in this jetliner vanishing. we'll be bringing you updates all morning long, as well as posting any updates on our website, facebook, and twitter pages. >> a happy ending to a missing child report in san leandro. police found a 10-year- old boy who had been reported missing yesterday afternoon. fourth- grader woobonson chery was reported missing after he did not return home after school he attends mckinley elementary school. chery lives less than four- blocks away. .police say, they found the boy shortly before 10 -last night at a friends home near the school. >> a richmond teacher pleads 'not guilty' to 27- charges of sexually abusing several boys. the charges against ronald include kidnapping and forcible lewd acts on a minor. the 32- year old suspect is being held on 17- million dollars bail. if convicted -- could spend the rest of his life in prison. richmond police say six boys have come forward with complaints of sexual abuse against guinto. the ongoi

we've pushed it beyond what an airplane can do. >> as marty was saying, spiral, mark was sitting hereg the spiral motion. how hard would it be because, again, i know you're a proponent that someone else might have gone in the cockpit, but how hard is it to learn to turn a plane if you're not a pilot? >> not hard at all, but depending on where you are, what you're trying to accomplish, are you trying to accomplish turning the aircraft with a heading mode or how are you trying to turn the aircraft? whether therxar(r)plane was on auto pilot, it's not hard to learn. anybody with basic flying skills or a little bit of training could have maneuvered the aircraft to makes a turn. that doesn't mean the person tlieg had very many piloting skills. >> pilots of 777 and martin savidge reporting from the flight simulator. as you can see from this conversation, there are so many more questions. some of the reporting that's coming out but despite the recording on the sudden changes in direction and the altitude shift don't necessarily at this point seem to add up to reality. there are so many questi

when marty beard replaced the ceo, he had big shoes to fill. of the challenges was a finding a way to take customer service to the cloud. along the way, he learned a lot about how to be a leader in tech. cory is in the newsroom. >> part of the transition, and he pushed to integrate social media platforms, like facebook, twitter. as a result, they are seeing interesting growth. marty joins me. >> live-ops is a cloud application for our customer service. we are solving the customer service problem and helping people coming through twitter or facebook or any channel looking for help from companies. >> you took over as leader from our friend who was told about super managing in tech companies. is he full of it? >> no. >> what is it like taking over from somebody like that and what changes have you made? >> coming in from somebody like maynard with a great culture, i saw a huge opportunity to take it in a different direction, with full support from maynard and the board. capitalizing on mobile and social in everything impacting everything and custom

but check i can with marty.g is in full swing down in arizona, and if you're looking to go for a long weekend trip. we've got the break down of what else there is to see and do in the phoenix area. joining us now is travel expert dana rebmann. dana, you went to scottsdale last week? for the first time? about yes. i'm very glad and thrilled i was able to go. the convention and visitors bureau offered and i took them up. >> it was a what i expected for the desert. the call of the valley of the sun and there's a much to do their even awa baseball >> absolutely. >> scottsdale in general. they like good food. they like a good drinks three or 600 restaurants. downtown along. around 100. addend about 80 bars, 80 tavern's lounges. that type of thing. all the makings for a good time for it, and it's not all baseball centric. and, now. of course we have slinked training in full gear giants and a's creosote depended on your allegiances. there and a little bit of a spring training frenzy and of course after a game here have

en la nfl canjearon a marti, una investigaciÓn determino que fue hostigado por tres compaÑeros, entrehas gracias. >> algunos se ven obligados a compartir un taxi en nueva york para ahorrar tiempo y dinero. pero jamas imaginaria en que pueden tener por acompaÑante a una serpiente. >> aterrados cÓmo reaccionan los pasajeros que tienen que enfrentarse hay este reptil, cuando intenta abordar un taxi en la gran manzana. presas del espanto y sin poder controlar sus gritos los hombres al ver el insÓlito acompaÑante que no viaja en el vehÍculo por casualidad. algunos se enteran condesa estÁn dentro del carro, sentados cÓmodamente. eso es parte de un experimento le saluda enrique acevedo la gobernadora de arizona jan brewer, anuncio que no se presentara para un nuevo mandato en noviembre proximo el ultimo mensaje de la cabina del piloto del desaparecido avion de malaysia airlines fue "todo en orden, buenas noches". el presidente obama y el primer ministro interino de ucrania se reunieron en washington y lanzaron fuertes criticas contra rusia por su intervencion en ese pais. mas en despierta am

went into the water this round but woods had something to smile about and will smile tomorrow with marty gonzalez tomorrow. >> good night, everybody! >>> michael jackson's secret son? >> michael jackson's 31-year- old love child. >> what? >> but was the test doctored? the beverly hills dentist behind the shocking claim. >> a lot of people say this is a scam, this is a fraud. >>> then, blinded by the light. >> the tv news man who says the lights were so bright they burned his cornea. >>> and backlash for bindi. >> i am so thrilled to finally be joining sea world. knew under fire for teaming up with embattled sea world. >>> plus, actress charlize theron outrage. you won't believe what a judge had to say about her adopting an african-american baby j. and, abandoned at birth at a burger king. 27 years later her message tot mom what left her in the bathroom. >> i w

marty has gone a massive landslide that swept through small riverside qut on saturday in the us is north western states of washington schools of the riots were claimed by the foss knitting a lot of the goodness of our lives but some violence to grab you from that and that. and everything was gone. like three seconds. boucher weekend of searching through difficult terrain county officials say more than a hundred people remain unaccounted for we've got a technical rescue teams are to be on electronic equipment that they can use to probe the ground if necessary in order to be working very very hard. also the washer states army transportation to have heavy equipment out there to clear mud of the way so that we can continue to search search so serious authorities say the landslide happened off the days of heavy rain embankment alongside the highway gave way on saturday morning looking at nice to come over to the right emotional eight hundred and eight. rescue teams were forced to suspend operations on sunday nights due to the quicksand nature of the month. several had to be rescued off the be

we pushed it beyond what this airplane could do. >> mark, we were just talking -- as marty was sayinge spiral, mark was making the spiral motion, how hard would it be? i know you're a proponent someone else went into the cockpit. how hard is it to learn to turn a plane if you're not a pilot? >> not hard at all. but depending on where you are and what you're trying to accomplish, are you trying to accomplish turning the aircraft with a heading mode or how are you trying to turn the aircraft, whether the plane is on an autopilot or not, it's not hard to learn. so anybody with basic flying skills or a little bit of training could have maneuvered the aircraft to make a turn. that doesn't mean that the person that tried to do this had very good piloting skills. >> thank you very much to michael weiss and martin savidge. as you can see, there are still so many more questions that some of the reporting that is coming out, this breakthrough reporting with the altitude shifts and changes in direction don't necessarily at this point seem to add up with reality. there are still so many questions

so let's check in with marty who is the president and ceo of paychex to find out more about the quarter his company's prospects. welcome to "mad money". >> thanks, jim. good to be here. >> there's been a plethera of companies become public in your space. at what point do you have to say, my, this segment is so crowded, it's going to be time for us to cut our rates and buy business? >> well, i think -- you know, we're not seeing that. there's still a lot of opportunity. a ton of small businesses out there that are still doing their payroll and hr themselves and looking to outsource. i think the new ipos, the companies coming out even bring a little bit more knowledge that the outsourcing is there and we feel extremely competitive. we have been in the business for 40 years. nearly 600,000 clients. we're ready to compete and glad to do it. >> all right. now if your conference call you said i think the overall economy is okay. i think it's still we would say from a new business start, it's still fairly sluggish. after all of this, it's still sluggish? >> yeah, i think, jim, 16 consecutive q

lily lum, michael brit, nome zoek, an lion, andre marty, andre so lay, allow, david gardener, tasha sue, you are right. please come up to the podium. c'mon up. we don't bite. at least not on camera. >> hi. my ma'am -- my name is lily lump. i'm a math teacher at city college and been teaching for 14 years. i believe in the public school system and i appreciate all the work that you do. i have two kids in public school and it's important to me that my kids are in a diverse and a heterogenous learning community. i have done hiring and evaluated teachers at the college level and i have also done it at the middle school level. i'm here to talk about common core and i'm very excited about the rigor but i'm also worried about the detracking issue. big picture, i have done a lot of research and follow the research and

marty? >> san francisco police are investigating officer involved shooting in the city's bernal heights neighborhood. this is video from the scene that happened at 7:30 p.m.. officers say that a man drew his gun and pointed at the officers as they approached him. the officers responded firing their guns. >> officers had closed the area to park goers as a search for witnesses. kissing has since been cleared. >> a man is in critical condition this morning after he was shot multiple times. police said that the man is in his 20s and is likely the victim of a drive-by shooting. please are looking for a small, dark colored passenger car. no arrests have been made. >> align >> dublin police arrest a 14-year-old boy suspected of calling in bomb threats to schools in helen- a, montana. they say he made three threatening calls this week. court records show that the dublin boy collaborated with a 16 year old in montana. they met while gaming on-line. authorities are deciding whether to charge the teena

the married father of two is expected to plead in court before opening statements at the court-marti court-martial. he expected to be the most senior to face charges on sexual assault and could face life in prison if convicted. >>> and out of afghanistan, five afghan soldiers killed by a nato air strike. it happened around 3:30 this morning local time. eight other troops were injured in the strike. an afghan defense ministry spokesman confirming this to nbc news. nato says it has begun an investigation and in a statement says it values its strong relationship with its afghan partners. >>> staying overseas so the ongoing crisis in ukraine. pro-russian forces control all access to the crimean peninsula. all this as the flurry of diplomatic activity produced little progress. jim, is sounds like today is more of the same. are we seeing any movement with these talks? >> reporter: well, betty, it is more of the same. secretary of state john kerry is being positive about the flurry of diplomacy, saying that talks with his russian counterpart yesterday were, quote, tough, but constructive. o

and the interesting thing looking at what mitchell and marty are doing there is, this question of theys, this question of them now saying they believe it was going faster in the first part of the flight from the south china sea to the strait of malacca, because that would -- we really do need to know would you agree, marty, what the altitude would be because at 12,000 the maximum of a faster speed would be lower. because it's a lower speed. >> reporter: right, exactly. it would be dramatically different. altitude is essential for this part of the equation. and we just don't seem to have that. >> miles, you seem to be reacting. what do you want to say? >> i've got a couple of thoughts i'd like to put in the mix here. first of all that idea it was going faster initially. that could dovetail with this notion of a high dive. if they were going down quickly they might have overspeeded the aircraft, gone beyond red line, who knows what the speeds would have been. again we have very sketchy information on altitude. i tend to throw out all the numbers. but just for the sake of this discussion

. >> mitchell, the other question -- maybe you and marty could let me know about. the reason that this is sort of relatively easy is because on occasion, pilots are encountering turbulent air and weather and they have to change course. this is the reason, it typically, for these changes mid air. so it's not necessarily that this course was altered nefariously. that there was some malicious intent. or is there something else to the waypoint we even know about that was added that just makes no sense at all? >> that's correct. yeah. if there was a mechanical malfunction or if there was a weather problem, i heard there was no weather issue, so must have been mechanical if there was something to do with the airplane, yeah, sure. that's why it's so easy to do. but, you know, it still requires basic knowledge of how to use the system. you still have to be familiar with it. and that's something only pilots are trained to do. >> and we also discussed the fact that it could depend on the kind of emergency and also maybe the policy of a particular airline as to whether you wo

i'd like to introduce you to marty cooper. take a look at this gentleman.s the inventor of the hand held cellular phone. i have one question for you. all of today's phones have come a long way. what would you do to make them better? >> there's a lot of things. if do you try to make a universal phone that does everything for everyone rngs it's not going to do it. i want the phone to be simple. i want you to pick up your phone and be able to do all the things without ever reading an instruction manual. we're a long way from that. >> i loved hearing that. you think we have come so far so fast. i love hearing we're still a long way to go. tell me, if you don't mind, what kind of cell phone do you carry. >> i have a new phone every three months. this is a moto x. if i wiggle it, it becomes a camera. it is right now. no more of that. the phone can read your mind. i think this is the closest phone that comes to that. >> that is fantastic. it's so wonderful to have you here in the silicon valley. we all really, really appreciate what you've done and where you've ta

more on today's fed statement on what it means for housing and the wider economy joining me now is marty harris, chief economist at investment banks ubs. he previously worked for the federal reserve bank of new york and considered by many to be one of america's economic us. thank you for being with us. guest. >> thank you, sir, what did you make of this. was there anything that janet yellen said today that you weren't expecting or that surprised you? >> i'll tell what you surprised me and probably set the bond market back. that's when she said even after unemployment gets down to our goal of near full employment we're still going to keep this funds rate relatively low. we may not raise it even then. that could suggest to investors that the fed two years down the road is going to be behind the curve. they're going to sit on this low rate too long, and eventually it feeds back on inflation, i think that's one reason why the bond market sold off. also, this is condition fusing because the forecast, raised their forecast for the federal funds rate of 2016. she said don't listen to them. list

. >> marty and then john. >> madam chair, marty krutsinger with the associated press. a little insight in how the decision was made on dropping the 6.5% numerical target in the forward guidance? was there any concern expressed that there's been criticism on forward guidance, that it's confusing markets, not helping them in some ways? was there concern expressed that perhaps it would have been better to go to just a lower target, say, 6%? and would you also address the concerns you raised in the dissent that by dropping this it lowers the commitment on fighting low inflation? thank you. >> thanks. well, as i mentioned in my statement, the reason the committee felt the time had come to revise the forward guidance is not because we think it has not been effective. i believe the committee does think it's been effective. i think it's had a very useful impact in helping markets understand our expectations and shaping their own. but it is becoming, as the unemployment rate gets closer and closer to 6.5%, to breaching that threshold that seems like the one that is likely to be

this is marty stern. that's marty stern. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome aboard.at's great because you said there's going to be a new person in the band tomorrow and i said i don't want to believe you, but now there is. so that's great because it proves that sometimes you can say things that are true. [ laughter ] and that's great because that's proof that you're not always lying. but then i heard you say something else to someone backstage that i do believe is a lie and i want to give you credit, i want to say that you just turned over a new leaf and now you're telling the truth but i found that a little hard to believe. [ laughter ] is it true that you're dating a famous swedish actress? >> fred: i am. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's greta garbo. [ laughter ] it's a dream. it's like -- >> seth: no, it is definitely a dream. [ laughter ] if you're dating greta garbo, it is definitely a dream. >> fred: we go to monte carlo, we go to monaco and she's really funny and she's really cool and she's down to earth. she loves music. she loves food. she's v

marty went on to beat want to factor in the twenty twelve olympic final. the skull but when he's first grand slam the thing about choke a to win the twenty twelve u s opening new deal. he then became the first british player and seventy seven years to win the coveted singles title at wimbledon to say she now wants to play you'll see me at an exhibition matches. murray say he will wake people he decides on a new pair of light. today the anti doping called friends in london wada director general david howlett said the agency had been working to restore the integrity of jamaica's anti doping agency. after a number of high profile jamaican athletes tested positive. howland said that the cheats will no longer gets away with it if you use the loo and the goat and sheep. those initiatives mr cohen who hit him. it's so new. i mean. just ridiculous the suffolk how insurance innocent appear before an attitude open connelly jamaica. the results have yet to be announced. and even death. the mood to go to. two thousand and fourteen is the year of the bible and honey wi

earlier today, squawk box spoke with marty lipton in an interview. a surprise that this ask his opinion on active is investors. >> it's in the long term very bad for not just shareholders, but bad for the economy as a whole. >> bad for the economy, bad for shareholders. joining us now is andrew, a shareholder advocate. and he disagrees with mr. lipton. welcome and why? >> management seems to continue to think it's their company and it's not. long term it's good for the company if you have people that have skin in the game that are holding management's feet to the fire. that's a good thing. a lot of the management teams seem to want to keep the shareholders in the dark and that's improper. i like the fact that these guys are pushing for changes in the company that makes it more profitable. >> bring in the panel on this. robert, do you agree that this is all about the shareholders really owning the company? >> i think it depends on the activist and the company. you made a point that these shareholders have skin in the game. so do management, perhaps to

. >>> and, on the eve of barry bonds arrival for spring training will be joined by marty as the giants and rays three weeks away. "gameday" in a few minutes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but for many parents, it mes spending money they don't h. ramos shows us ho >>> for many girls, prom night is a fairy tale. >> and for many boys, too. for parents, it means spending money that we don't have. that is how operation prom dress comes to the rescue. >> are you guys ready? [music] >> the girls that filled the center in san jose understand full well that the senior prom is not just another dance. >> i think without prom senior year would not be senior year. >> dresses make memories, this is your one and only prom. >> it is life and death now. >> reporter: jennifer is acting as a fashion consultant for her friend at the 6th annual operation prom dress. they are allowed to choose a free dress from three,000 donated by local retailers and individuals. but it is not easy because with a high turnout the girls are each given 10 minutes to pick out the dress of a lifetime. >> it is picking your wedding dress t i

marty is in san francisco with a downed tree is causing problems. the baseball game, canceled. you are talking about northern california tornadoes. >> as a matter of fact, just a minute ago our tornado warning near chico expired. w w it was issued until 6:00. it did expire just a minute ago but from 5:30, now it looks like they reissued it just as i zo d zoomed in there. this is more than likely a tornado warning for the next 30 minutes. you'll notice if you do have family or friends near hamilton city and over towards chico, this cell is actually moving that way. if it stays organized enough, we could be talking about the potential of a funnel cloud or even a tornado moving through hamilton city and also chico. of course, we're not used to seeing tornadoes across the bay area, really none across california. this coming on the heels of a series of tornadoes that moved through the northern california area earlier this week, so just some tips to refresh your mind. the thing to do if a tornado, you definitely want to get away from windows. get to a basement or closet. and use a he

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en la nfl canjearon a marti, una investigaciÓn determino que fue hostigado por tres compaÑeros, entre algunos se ven obligados a compartir un taxi en estoy segura que nadie se imagina que pueda tener como mascota a una serpiente en ese taxi. >>> aterrados se sienten cuando intentan abordar un taxi, presa del espanto se asombran de ver al acompaÑante, algunos se enteran cuando estÁn dentro del carro sentados. eso es parte de un experimento del chofer que graba la reacciÓn de sus pasajeros. vaya broma. >>> este conductor sometiÓ a todos por su nuevo libro. cuidado jackie. >>> gracias a dios que mientras vivÍa en el bronx no pase algo asÍ. se imaginan? no, increÍble. como se que estÁn experimentando temperaturas agradables, tampoco se imaginan lo que sienten los residentes del noreste, y a 8 dÍas de la primavera estamos paleando la nieve, lo mÁs fuerte se concentrÓ desde cleveland hasta el oeste de nueva york, no termina aquÍ, esta actividad, bandas de nieve se desplazan, donde en mains promete dejar 18 pulgadas de nieve. condiciones frescas en el centro del paÍs. y en california experim

mayor marty walsh couldn't agree to a deal with parade organizers that would allow a group of gay and lesbian activists to march openly. earlier this week two major beer companies sam adams and heineken dropped their sponsorship of parades in boston and new york over that very same issue, and new york mayor bill de blasio plans to boycott his city's parade tomorrow. >>> coming up next, a high-flying rescue to save a dog. we'll show you coming up. >> and a beautiful weekend across the bay area. that's all about to change. temperatures expected to tumble about 10 to 15 degrees for tomorrow and morning fog expected for that commute. we're going to break it all down for you after this. >>> check this out, a daring helicopter mission for a dog stranded on the side of a capitalism can you see the black lab there in the russ cuer's arms aren't getting busy. called police after the dog fell off the cliff along the sonoma coast. that happened yesterday afternoon just north of bodega bay. deputies took the rescue and the dog whose name is oreo was flown to the top of the cliff, as you can see t

a high number of wealthy russian visitors at the end said not to leave the austrian government is marty. tough sanctions against russia might have on its economy to lose. lou this is the belly of dreams for many russian oligarchs. it has been raking in the rubles by doing business with wealthy customers from moscow and st petersburg. you may sleep only in the best hotels and enjoyed the intellect lifestyle. then it was. i've been coming here with the whole family for four or five years. we come to ski every winter. his skill as a pleasant little town for parents and children to spend their vacation and eighty pence. which is to be wary the shoes lots of kids who has driven up real estate prices. dozens of buildings and apartments owned by russians. they go for like three places like this one which cost more than three million euro. the scandal that has allowed me to show you around cool to be half the kitchen and dining area with an open hoff large dining table the owners always have some guests rather than very family oriented in. the real estate agent says sanctions against russia are

marty feldstein is economics professor at harvard university.you very much for checking in with us this morning. steves with talking about how a lot of economists are starting to feel more optimistic. are you? >> yes. you know, a few months ago, back in, i this i, november, i said that after years of being skeptical about the forecast of three plus percent growth and continually warning people that we would be lucky to have 2% growth, i felt that 2014 was going to be a better year. we no longer have the fiscal drag that we had last year. and of course, households saw their wealth increase by $10 trillion. and so consumer spending is bound to be stronger. so you put all that together and i think 2014 will be a better year despite a very poor first quarter. >> does that mean you think the first quarter's problems were largely because of weather? >> it is weather and it's inventory adjustment. so the first quarter is not going to be a good number. but i think we will see much better numbers in the next three quarters after that. >> what do you expe

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mayor marty walsh boycotted the parade, because members of gay activists were excluded. mayor tried to negotiate a deal, but it fell through. >>> one person wouldn't budge in a banner, so i'm not participating in the parade. >> beer makers refused to participate in the parade because of the same issue. >>> you might call it the world's smallest st. patrick's day parade. >> happy st. patrick's day! >> that's right. that's it. just one person. he's the parade's grand marshall. >> my wife nominated me on the very last day possible. >> i brought myself and my children to this parade every year. i decided this year i needed to call in and nominate my husband to be the grand marshal. >> the one person parade began in 1993. >> they even have the police blocking the street. >>> the department now has a brand new lamborghini gallardo. the price on the car approaches the $200,000 mark, but the lapd did not buy the car. it was donated generously by the owners ever a fiberoptics company, called light source one. it won't be used to catch crooks. it will only be used for charity even

absolutely a reaction to the ecb said a month a decision especially as it started a couple of minutes after marty and rocky start to tolkien at the press conference he and friends with and the reaction was negative. temporarily because so basically at the ecb did not just to introduce new measures that might help boost the economy all that might help. if no. credits to him the eurozone betta. so apparently if you indices had hoped that such measures would be introduced but well as you ascend the reaction was very temporary. because by and dogs. the market disciplines had expected the ecb to act as it did today. yet and i was told that the crisis in ukraine played and if he plays any role to digital. poh poh said the situation in eastern europe is soo very much in focus self advances to the immediate and exotic she has seeds have been receiving somewhat today although the russian market in moscow stock market is still trading heavily know what today is the only market in europe today. on the downside the backs ease of historically high again at the euro sto fifty index also gaining four tenths of

service is not they've been working in difficult and dangerous conditions to find anyone to not just marty reports. mounting fear for those still missing out on the weekends. john month slide in us and washington state. yet i will no matter what. yet i have hope. no matter what it is one of my schools of people sllt remainfficy onou hea rain caused by landslisn tural t ofn sense of the morning. a time when people would normally be naptime. one of the system a beacon on the joan rag over to is counted among the missing piece of the most is when the council last year he says he still clings to the possibility the sun is on the whole topic of food into them. rescue teams to be working in difficult conditions to sift through the pigment which officials described as being like quicksand. it is just amazing the magnitude and four cents in the start just under the cars it's done that to to to these buildings and so in a car opening of photo albums and vehicles and boats and wood piles and all the settings and all this mud is heavy and it's just a slow slow process. even with the use of gold. mann