this is a particular mass and this mass is pulling on every other mass. one mass is out here, 240,000 miles away, it's the moon that moon is being pulled, pulled, pulled toward the earth. but the earth is pulling on the moon, you guys know what else is happening? the moon is pulling on the earth, that's right. okay, they're pulling on each other and it pulls it right around and around and around. you guys are standing right here and you're standing right here, you got a mass too and this got a mass. take your mass, multiply by the mass of the world, then divide it between the distance between you and the center of the world squared. guess what you get? begin with 'w' end with 'eight'? try it. your weight, that's what your weight is. your weight is a gravity force. it's a gravitational interaction between you and the world, between the mass that makes you up and the mass that makes up the world and that's what it is. makes sense? you feel weight because the gravitational interaction pulls you against the surface. what if we cut out the surface and you're h

it still has the same mass. if you take a loaf of bread and squeeze it up to its half size, it still has the same mass, it's just more compact, yeah? okay, so we still have the same mass, you have the same mass but their distance now is half as much as before. well, that make you weigh more, less or stay the same? well, we can kind of put the numbers in. here's your mass, the mass of the star but now the distance is half the distance that we have over here but it's squared, isn't it? and cannot write that like this? cannot write that like this? and cannot write that like this? and isn't this what we had over here? so how much do we weigh at the surface there? four times as much, you would weigh four times as much when you get closer. on the earth, you went half as close and you got-- you weighed a half as much burrowing inside. that's because the ground is pulling the other way, but over here now it increases because you're getting closer and there's no other mass pulling you off, so it increases. if you underst

it's a touching mass and healing mass. parents can write a message to their children and we bury them. there's not just the every day burial, our regular ministry, but there's also the other special times of the year when we recognize specific losses and there's out reach to those with financial difficulty. we're a catholic cemetery, we wouldn't deny christian burial to anyone based on financial status. we're able to work with people if they have difficulty. >> what about the idea of sacred ground. catholics are encouraged to be left in sacred ground. >> there's a wonderful idea this is a sacred place, a place of memory and prayer and a place where people come to pray, that is not to be taken lightly. we want to make sure it's a peaceful place, a beautiful place, a place that honors people's memories. >> and we'll come back and take a break and we didn't forget about joe dimaggio and you'll be upset about wyatt erp. teach an old dog new tricks? maybe you should go to your shelter and get a mature dog... who will make your

currently witnessing a mass atrocity in syria. these tragedies have resulted in deaths of many civilians seeking their universal freedoms and stabilizing an extensive use of the region. now relative to iran, which is obviously a major topic. excuse me, there's a strong by partisan determination on this committee and in this congress to do all that we can to counter the threat posed by iran and in particular, to stop iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. in the most recent defense authorization act, we made a major break through with respect to iran's sanctions by requiring foreign financial institutions to choose between maintaining ties with the u.s. financial system or doing business with the central bank of iran, especially relative to the purchase of iranian petroleum and related products. president obama has appropriately focused considerable and determined diplomatic effort to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and he has repeatedly said there are no option office the table to achieve that goal. the midwestern people

become closer to a farewell mass. there could be something further down the road. who knows. >> tomorrow there is a special mass for those in rome. he will celebrate along with the new cardinals. >> today a whole host of activities going on. >> they are at a lunchon. both cardinal dolan and those who acome any him and come back to rome. a number of opportunities. all of their guests and pilgrims have an audience with the holy father. so another chance for them to celebrate and see the holy father. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure to share in some way in this celebration. >> and also a potential snowstorm moving our way? >> not today. >> hold on just a second. we want to let folks know, it continues at 11:00 a.m. when rod daniels will join us live from rome with more on this morning's live event. ok. john, take it away. >> now we want to talk about this storm coming in. tomorrow we have been talking about snow. we have been thinking about 2 inches of snow around baltimore. that might be tough to

you will see that in the mass things -- massings as well. this is a typical four, showing how we refit into the previously entitled design. a couple of renderings. on the left, you can see their original design. this is looking up ninth street. on the right is our proposed design. one of the things we have really tried to do is to make the design much more residential in character. we felt that the original entitlements, in early 2000's, were for an office building. the new design -- while it became a residential building, it does not look residential. one of our goals with planning has been to try to give this a bit more residential character. you can see that there are a couple primary building elements before us. on the right hand side, if you're looking at that image, there is an element that has some dynamic motion to it. it kind of goes from market street and sweeps up to become almost like a chair element, we're calling it. it is meant to reflect the kind of transition from the market street architecture to some of the varied forms th

presidential election gets closer we talk to opposition politicians rushkoff about last saturday's mass rallies that's on artie's interview show spotlight coming up next. hello again a welcome to spotlight. on i tunes i'm albert nobbs and today my guest is. a month before the presidential election russia has faced the first major opposition rallies in two thousand and twelve tens of thousands marched through the streets of moscow and other major russian cities calling for fair elections though some of them hope this helps you move back to the kremlin while others say. the latter believe the russian changed while conservative supporters are protesting against the protesters they warn their results may be unpredictable if the opposition wins as it is split and unreliable itself what some. were asking one of the leaders of the opposition politician of like. when the soviet union collapsed and new democratic forces came to power coffee was in the foreground of russian politics he represented the main program and party on the boris yeltsin and was first elected m.p. nine hundred ninety three

was it all just mass hysteria to begin with? we have a "360" follow-up. @ [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> high prices at the pump and the candidates are trying to cash in. just about everyone who wants to turn pain at the pumps into gain at the polls. we're keeping them honest. first the facts, nationwide, the average price of a price of gas stands at $3.64. that's 12 cents on the week and 11% for the year. double since president obama took office. republican candidates are pointing that out, trying to turn it against the president. they're also making a lot of big promises. here is newt gingrich at wednesday's cnn debate. >> i have developed a program for american energy so no future president will ever bow to a saudi king again. and so every american can look forward to $2.50 a gallon gasoline. >> speaker gingrich like santorum blames high prices on president obama'

a mass hysteria. physical response to stress, kind of mass hysteria. the girls and their parents were not satisfied with that answer. even though health officials ruled out any environmental cause. activist erin brockovich sent a team to test for chemicals. there was never really able to explain what suddenly appeared in just mostly young teenager girls. the mystery deepened when a 36-year-old woman in the same town seemed to develop the same type of ticks. she said as a teenager she was at the high school. >> at this point i have to have faith in my doctors. all the lab work and cat scans and mris i've had done have come back within range within the normal range limits. so if it ends up being environmental, then does that mean that i don't have hope of getting better? you know? these are thoughts that go through my head. >> that was march fitzsimmons three weeks ago. today we learned that marge's symptoms have improved so much she's returned to work full-time. the doctor who has treated her has been treating the teens. three of the girls are back to n

the lessons of mass atrocities can be overlooked, and they can continue to have influence the political situation in the country. in one generation after another. i remember when i was a correspondent in the soviet union, a friend of mine came back after being completely unnerved by something he had seen. he was driving along outside a moscow. he was watching as a plane came in for a landing at one of the airports, i guess it was sharon matts low. and as it approached he saw smoke coming out of one of the propellers, one of the engines. the engine caught fire in the plane exploded, fireball. actually, that was in the frightening thing. a frightening thing was, this is during the soviet, at the heart of the burgeon, the financial times correspondent, what was really frightening was what happened next. there were no sirens, there was nothing on the radio, nothing in the tv. there were no road bumps. there was no change of any kind. and he was very close to the airport. it was as if absolutely nothing happened. in other words, it was more important to keep silent then it was to do somethin

this is the new hope mass choir and the new jersey mass choir. let's listen in for a little bit as they are performing for those who are inside the church now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> those are the members of the new hope mass choir along with the new jersey mass choir performing -- who's song was that? >> "grateful". >> that's a beautiful song. we've been told that oprah winfrey and gayle king have arrived inside the church as our coverage of the special day, remarkable day. it's interesting because outside today is such a beautiful, beautiful day. >> it is. >> it looks so joyful inside the church but you have to imagine for everyone there their hearts are breaking. 48 years old is so young. >> well, broken hearts do not undermine the capacity to praise god. we live in this dynamic of not having what we want, but needing to be grateful for what we have. and all of us are grateful for the great joy of having known and had whitney houston in our presence. that's what this celebration is about. >> and you can tell that from all

about mass rallies that's an interview show spotlight next. hello again a welcome. i'm. a month before the presidential election russia has faced the first major opposition rally in two thousand and twelve tens of thousands marched through the streets of moscow. calling for fair elections though some of them. back to the kremlin others say. they believe. while supporters are protesting against the protesters and the results may be unpredictable if the opposition wins as it is split and. so what. we're asking one of the leaders of the opposition. when the soviet union collapsed and new democratic forces came to power off was in the foreground of russian politics he represented the main program boris yeltsin and was first elected m.p. three five years later reached the top of his governmental career when he was appointed deputy prime minister with a responsibility for social issues however a few days later saying it was not an area of expertise after spending fifteen years in parliament has become one of the most active opponents of the established power and has helped the

the funeral will open up with the new hope mass choir, new jersey mass choir singing "the lord is mythen scripture read by pastor joe carter. a solo by donnie mcclurkin. and remarks from tyler perry. and a solo by bebe winans and a solo by come burrell. remarks from kevin costner. we haven't heard from him yet. it will be fascinating to hear what he said. a solo was planned by aretha franklin. we hear she may be sick, she may not be forming. we'll wait for clarification. she does appear to be here today, but we're not sure if she'll be singing. clive davis, of course, the great mentor of whitney houston, who discovered her, took her to arista records, he'll be speaking here. and stevie wonder singing "a ribbon in the sky," a medley by alicia keys, a solo by r. kelly, "i look to you," and family remarks by patricia, her sister-in-law and a tribute by dionne warwick. it's going to be a hugely emotional day, think. very much a family affair. you can see it's eerily quiet here. throngs of fans are being kept away. this is what cissy houston wanted. >> the fans are gathered on the outskir

they are not vested for mass. today's celebration is not a celebration of the mass.hey are all dressed in what they call choir dress which would be their norm formal garb for being at a celebration where they would be at mass. >> so right now rome is six hours ahead of us. we ae taking a live look at this ceremony. we see the existing cardinals are all in front. >> we see in the middle section the group in purple. those are bishops and archbishops. somewhere in the front, the new cardinals. he will pause for a minute from front of that area that opens into the lower level of the basilica where the actual tomb of st. peter the apostle is. he will pause for a moment of prayer before going to the seat and beginning the ceremony. >> it is interesting, i saw the cardinals moving the hat. >> that is a gesture of respect to the hope that they remove their skull cap. here they pause for prayer. and this day is all about the unit of the leadership of the church gathered under -- or gathered with the successor of st. peter. >> there will several names on the list of the cardin

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2007 design, and then our massing its entirely within the envelope. just a brief summary, this is hard to read. but the previous project had 260 units, and this is a comparison chart with the previous design and our current design. we have 273 units, just a slight admission of 13 units. the previous building was about 204 feet tall. we're a little bit shorter at 100 and 86 feet. our f.a.r. area remains largely unchanged, a little bit less, by 100 feet. the retail area was around 3000 square feet. in 2007, we have increased that to about 4850 square feet of retail. but the location is more or less the same, just a slightly bigger space. open space requirements were done as of right to previously, and they're done as of right now. with the mass things, we have a much larger -- larger garden space. public art, a requirement for one reason construction cost. that is still the same, no change in the parking is really the same. car share is the same. loading is the same. the in and out egress for vehicles is also the same. the way we treated our ground floo

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. >>> parishioners making their way to service for ash wednesday, if you can't make the mass, how you can take part, all coming up on this wednesday, february 22nd. i'm charley crowson. >> i'm megan pringle. you are looking at a live picture of the inner harbor. 6:00 right now, we are going to get a check of the weather. thank you for joining us again. it is the middle of the week, ash wednesday, we have a lot to talk about. >> for more, let's turn it over to lynette charles, you are talking about good things to come down the road. >> i am, it's starting today. temperatures could be around 60, maybe a little bit higher. a dry day for the most part, maybe as we go in to the evening a slight chance for a shower in the forecast. we have maryland's most powerful radar is dry. all five sweeps on, that's the scenario. the big story this morning is the fact that it's mild out there, we can see the temperatures in the 40s in to ellicott city, good morning to you, around 41 degrees. rock hall 40 degrees. elkton 42, in to the afternoon, temperatures, 60 degrees, we have a chance for showers to

am track but ridership on amtrak is growing so why why put out the bill and ns dedicated funding to mass transit with twenty percent of revenues from the federal gas tax which traditionally a funded best transit going away why well because the rich republicans have their own private jets and limos so they don't need those think on mass transit it's twenty percent from the gas tax that goes to mass transit to help move people around that's been we've been doing this since one thousand nine hundred two. i mean in two thousand and ten the last year that we've got you know solid figures for it brought in forty billion dollars that was spent on mass transit under this resolution of this under this bill h.r. seven mass transit is going to be paid for by a one time appropriation so they can say you know see we're not cutting so much there's a big chunk of money right here it's a one time appropriation when it a one time appropriation than what we've been doing this it's a two year to bring it to a screeching halt next year h.r. seven bars funding for california's proposed high speed rail system

when this ash wednesday catholics headed to mass at their church defaced. the vandals you can use the famous latin saying against the church. mark sayre on why the churches in no rush to clean any of that up. >> well, as opens of as all of this is, church leaders here feel it almost represents the teaching moment. police have officially categorized this as i hate crime. >> if you didn't know to look for the cross on the grass in front of saint and catholic church, you might not see it. the cross was completely knocked down by up ample or vandals who also defaced the church with the crew variation of the famous latin phrase. they also spray-painted their faces up statues of joseph and mary and damage other religious symbols. >> but other just very boron decided to leave it as the reminder that there is still a lot of work to do. >> dare it still a lot of ignorance and anger out there. >> parishioners are writing for mass could not believe what they were saying. while some took pictures and try to explain it to their children, there was one overwhelming emoti

unstable air mass hanging over top of us.m with a lot of spring sunshine this weekend. for today, mostly cloudy, any sun we get will help destabilize the atmosphere and create more showers low to mid 50s until you get to clear lake mid to upper 40s 10:00 steadier rain out of the monterey bay showers this afternoon mid 50s around the bay mid to upper 50s inland tonight scattered showers overnight 40s except for santa rosa, cloverdale and clear lake mid to upper 30s snow level 3500 feet today will drop to 2500 tonight we'll see whiteness on our highest elevations by tomorrow morning we have to get some of the showers to move over those unsettled weather you can see the cold air mass behind this cool front, creating the steady rain the cool damp air mass creating the scattered showers you can see they are around by noon, snow amounts mount -- overnight more snow at highest elevations best chance of showers over the north bay spreading south for all of us during tomorrow's morning commute hanging around through the lunch hour shi

transit is twenty percent from the gas tax that goes to mass transit to help move people around it's been we've been doing this since one thousand nine hundred two. in two thousand and ten the last year that we've got you know solid figures for it brought in forty billion dollars that was spent on mass transit under this resolution of this of this bill h.r. seven mass transit is going to be paid for by a one time appropriation so they can say you know see we're not cutting so much there's a big chunk of money right here it's a one time appropriation when in a one time appropriation then what. we've been doing this it's a two year to bring it to a screeching halt next year h.r. seven bars funding for california's proposed high speed rail system you know it's bizarre to me when you think about where they're going to cut high speed rail that is moving people around at high speeds but they want to move or oil at high speeds from alberta to the gulf of mexico this is absolute insane this covers the lack of funding from the federal gas tax by taking royalties from oil drilling on public la

this is video of the mass gravesite. currently there digging at one well but it is another well on the property. does is the picture of nine year-old mckinley garrett. >>pam: what are they were police saying? >>terisa: they were authorities said they're very interested in is and will be following up. >>pam: and stay with kron4 for more. >>pam: five people were shot including a toddler inside of a vallejo nail salon. and this is video of the aftermath taken earlier today. investigators say a 27 year- old woman was the target. haaziq madyun takes a close look at the events surrounding the shooting. how's it >> of the shooting started when a male suspect opened the door of is that the salon and started firing. a total of three victims were wounded. inside the salon a man produced a son of its own and started chasing a suspect down this strip mall and a gun battle ensued. here are the results of that. bullets were flying everywhere including the windows of these shops. according to investigators a third shooting suspect they

this situation because it's rewarding greece cover way to the way they're really since last sunday's mass demonstrations and continuing uproar has sent a message to those in athens and brussels but those voting through austerity may have been an historic moment as one and likely to put the nation's problems to bed meaning rather than be resigned to the past scenes of anger are likely to be part of greece's future. greece assy half. so had on our team from weapons of mass destruction to nuclear potential american lawmakers and the media are drumming up fears once again this time to target iran does this feel like deja vu to you some comparisons coming up the. bulk of the capital account i'm mr. pepper spray that just burned dries right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything it's used by. thousands of times we're stronger than any kind of bird you ever put you know. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one

we'll have steady rain for the morning commute then unsettled air mass that will bring showers for the afternoon and snow level down to 3500 feet. more for tomorrow in your forecast. first all those accidents. >> four accidents within the last half hour. overturned one south 101 at paul crews en route. look out for possible ponding. also another spin-out westbound 80 vallejo at tennessee blocking the left lane. two accidents in the east bay westbound 580 castro valley boulevard also in the left lane another spin-out northbound 238 at hesperian. you get the idea, a lot of cars are hydroplaning it is a tough commute. if you are heading through the north bay this is a live shot of 101 san rafael southbound, a lot of flooding reported in all the lanes particularly in the left. >>> meantime, we have developing news in san jose. firefighters are battling a win-whipped fire at an apartment complex on the 1100 block of denise way. this fire started before 3 a.m.. early reports say at least part of the building has already collapsed. there are concerns about powerlines in that area. this is cel

second concrete reason for the results of duma lections fourth of december you remember that first mass action was next tonight after the elections fifth of december there it was huge will open a square election of the then was biggest action on so how are the new twenty fourth of december and the man the reason for this mass protests being the first if occasions especially in moscow because in most example exit polls show it about this thread to say well he was all they wanted more transparency they want to be sure that the elections are thorough and there was a we should that they did so absolutely going into the law and they feel that they that they may have been deprived of their choices their absolute well let's take a look now at the most recent rallies in moscow which took place last saturday here's a report from spotlight. despite temperatures of minus twenty celsius moscow st well boiling with political activity on the fourth of february nothing seems to be able to cool down the heated debates which have been building as the presidential election approaches for mass two rallies

we've only been thinking about japan. >> reporter: mass hiring of recent graduates is out. from now on, the company will recruit staff throughout the year. the door is open to meet korean job seekers and foreign nationals. the company's busy opening stores around the world. 280 more in this year alone. in three years, overseas earnings are expected to exceed those in japan. starting in march, english will become the company's official language. that includes head office in japan. 80% of new recruits will be foreigners. >> translator: we plan to set up a lot of stores overseas, so we need to get used to working with people from different countries. we have to get accustomed to that kind of work environment. >> reporter: one of japan's major convenience store chains is also gearing up to hire more foreign employees. this man started working for lawson three years ago. now he's in charge of training new employees. he is from china. he came to study in japan nine years ago. he says lawson's work culture was one reason he decided to work here. >> translator: i was very impressed

nasa astronomers have clocked the fastest ever wind coming off of a stellar mass black hole.here you go. this is an artist impression of the system. nags sa's website says their record-breaking wind is moving about 20 million miles an hour. that's about 3% of the speed of light. >> what about the records here, roberta? >> we have records. in fact, i just heard from a reporter in colorado who sent me a picture of 80-mile-per- hour wind damage in boulder, colorado and i said we have 80s here but it's 80s in temperature. in fact, let's take a look right now at some of the records that we did establish here in the bay area. santa rosa today topped off at 80 degrees. santa cruz at 79. livermore with a brand-new record shattering the old record established 27 years ago. redwood city just edged out that one too at 78 degrees and mountain view tied a record established back in 1985, as well. it's our live cbs 5 weather camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge and the sky is seamless. current air temperatures span from 60 in oakland to 67 degrees in san jose. you notice san f

the air mass is extremely dry especially at this hour at 14%. another breezy and windy day and suspended tomorrow. more on that coming up. >> of second chance at life for thousands of hens found in the gated and living among thousands of other hens starved to death. ownership of the farm was signed over today. juliette goodrich explains what went wrong. >> when the animal service was called to investigate this ranch because of it all so they discovered nearly 50,000 chickens starving to death. one third of the birds were already dead. >> they were everywhere. our first focus on the outside was going up. >> it was fear that the thousands of starving chickens would have to be euthanized. >> is heart wrenching for everyone. >> late today to animal rescue leagues were allowed to step in when the owner of the chicken farms signed over complete ownership to the county. >> we are thrilled to know that they are going to let us in and take out several thousand birds. >> they were loaded into trucks and headed to his shelter. so why did things get so bad

of two, atomic mass of two. this is heavy hydrogen. it's a little heavier. you see that? in fact, you can make water h2o where the h is a double weight hydrogen and guess what we call the water? heavy water and you lift it up, you can feel it. it's heavier, okay? heavier water. this is called an isotope of hydrogen, called deuterium, duet, duo, okay? deuterium. you can also have another isotope of hydrogen which has an extra neutron and these are relatively rare, especially this one, it's called, tritium. trio, three people, trio, tritium, and so this would be isotope tritium of hydrogen, but see the one down there. that tells you that this nucleus has a positive charge of one and is capable of holding one electron in orbit to be stable. okay? now you know what happens if you add another proton? if you add another proton, now these two protons will pull this one tighter, because there's more force, so what it does, pull that into a smaller orbit and furthermore hold an extra electron. this atom is physically sma

and mass transit as promised and so far everything is on time. and bart and ace and muni and caltrans and ferries. >> the queen of england. she is celebrating her diamond jubilee today. queen elizabeth ii ascended the throne on this day 60 years ago. there will be celebrations throughout the year. both in england and internationally. later today the queen is scheduled to tour a nursery school and meet with students there. then she is going to watch a play about her six decades on the throne. >> do you think the queen watched the super bowl? >> probably not. >> you never know. >> well, if she did, she probably didn't like this. a little bit of controversy, during the half time show. >> it happened during madonna's show. the pop singer said that she would keep her half time show family friendly but the fellow performer mia flipped off the camera and cursed during the give me all you loving song. >> and no word what trouble it could cause performers and if you noticed the screen went haywire for a second and it was because of there. >> there is a ti

of the us became a worldwide brand revolutions as artie's music capital found out the cost of such mass production ultimately falls on the taxpayer. this is the business of selling a lot of sky high heels barely there clothes revolutionary styles exported from the fashion capitals of the world hello i'm moderately. rich and this is the business of selling well drivel lucian fresh exporting how to lessons and revolution aided by the democracy capital of the world democracies after all aren't born knowing how to run themselves a decade ago merivale launched a serbian students movement that helped oust president slobodan milosevic. the group was called out for resistance and it bore the now familiar symbol of the clenched fist but behind the spontaneity of the uprisings was a carefully researched strategy guided by the west no boy somalia is a balkans columnist who's been chronicling the events in serbia since one nine hundred ninety nine the or poor movement itself was just a tiny student organization that it got subverted taken over the operatives then expanded it turned it into a brandi

a mass is starting at 7:00. today is the beginning of lint for christians.wednesday draws from the name of the practice of placing ashs on foreheads as a sign of mourning and repenitence to god. if you can't make to it mass, the pass copoll diocese wants to help you out, ashs to go. people will be on the street corners throughout the day. the church says it would prefer people attend mass but understand busy schedules make it difficult. we posted a list of the locations and when people will be there with ashs on our website, abc2news.com, look at the home page under top stories. >>> possible many people will be going to church post mardi gras. the huge party in new orleans has a lot of cleaning up to do, costing $2 million total despite 155-gallon trash cans placed all over the city. a million travel to the crescent city for mardi gras. this is a live look at bourbon street. nothing like that going on here. traffic wise, things could be picking up a bit. angela has the forecast. >>> this is about the time we can pretty much predict what is going to happen on

anhe mass rally is planned for this weekend. >>e ll have more on russia's elections coming up later on in the show. t ute states now and florida's republicans have begun casting theiralts to select a candidate to run in november's presidentialac lastpion polls showormer massachusetts governor mitt romney with a huge lead over his closest ralewgiri. that he is a progressive. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> a chanceo soatmi romney with obama and remind voters of new gingrich s a political scandals, florida tv stations are full of attack ads. this house in boca raton is home to a man with millionsf dollars at his disposal to spend on expenses smear campaigns. the director of americans for prosperity, a super political action committee founded by wealthy donors to promote their lica as,ft b using tv commercials. >> again, we have sort of a narrow focus,habeg mid government. that is what we want to focus on. if we could get candidates to ophoositions, we will be successful in moving things ahead. >> others are dedicated to a specific

destruction, a -- attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. el khalifi was arrested in this parking garage earlier today after wearing a vest filled with explosives and a machine gun he believed to be functional. he manned to shoot his way into the capitol -- planned to shoot his way into the capitol and detonate the suicide vest inside. feds say el khalifi personally purchased nails and other ingredients for that sue sued bomb, good evidence. >> we've seen this -- suicide bomb, goo evidence. >> we've seen this happened repeatedly in the past few years. you not only want a sense of intent and you want to say he was ready to move and the fact he's wearing a suicide vest would suggest to anyone including someone on a jury this guy was going to act on what he believes. >> reporter: it is a technique the fbi used successfully to catch a massachusetts man who wanted to use model airplanes packed with explosives to attack the capitol and pentagon last september. el khalifi came here from morocco as a teenager, has overstayed his visa and been living

another clean canadian/alaskan air mass. we will see a few clouds, mostly clear through the 8:00 hour, 30s around santa clara -- santa rosa and napa, every -- noon mostly sunny low to mid 50s 4:00 in the afternoon north to northwest wind 10 to 20 miles per hour -- temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. calmer and warmer tomorrow and friday more clouds cooler saturday sunday dry until the sunsets sunday into monday a chance of rain. starting off maybe on a rough note frances is here with an accident. >>> injuries reported in this crash in solano county eastbound american canyon to westbound 80. they are sending emergency crews. i put a sensor on westbound 80 traffic flowing well out of fairfield into vallejo on the on-ramp we could see slowing for folks heading out of american canyon. windy across the bay bridge. there's also a wind advisory for the dumbarton?< bridge both hands-on the wheel not as bad as it was a few days you still want to be extra careful traffic flowing well around the bay. i'll take to you 101 in san rafa

>> yes. >> reporter: but the diagnosis of mass hysteria has enraged some of the parents here who feel other possible causes have not been adequately investigated. especially toxins in the environment. enter erin brockovich. >> we don't believe all the environmental testing that should have been done, in fact, has been done. >> reporter: brockovich's environmental crusading made her famous after she was portrayed by julia roberts for exposing a massive environmental cover-up in california. so, when she got involved and pointed out there had been a major toxic spill in le roy, parents took notice. for those who believe that these kids may have gotten sick at least in part due to environmental reasons, this is really ground zero. where 42 years ago, a train derailment caused 30,000 gallons of a toxic substance to spill. brockovich sent her investigator, bob bowcock, to conduct further testing. that visit turned ugly, when the school superintendent threw him off campus, accusing him of staging a media spectacle. >> it's a bit of a grandstand. >> reporter: bowcock and brockovich say there