but stephenie meyer has changed all that. capturing hearts and minds around the world.ries are already worth billions and as juju chang discovers she has more surprises in store. >> reporter: it's a lover's triangle but as brilliantly preposterous as it is profitable. >> i don't know that i can control myself. >> reporter: stephenie meyer's fantasies have sold more than 100 million books and grossed more than $3 billion worldwide. >> i don't have the strength to stay away from you any more. >> then don't. >> reporter: at its core a teenaged girl in love with a vampire and the werewolf also in love with her. >> it is something that can be got over easily and work out how you would deal with that and it turned into more than that with the story. but i liked that idea of internal conflict. >> reporter: this time around meyer has another high staked interspecies lovers romance. >> we have been invaded by another species who erase our minds to take our bodies. >> max irons and jake abel play two human men in love with one teened girl and the spirit who has taken over her bod

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utility, bristol-meyers is one of my action alerts charitable trust names.ondeliz is a food company. verizon is telco, oil, food, drug and utility. can i say that is a perfect combination -- this portfolio it's got great companies. i'm not that concerned about bp's trial at this point. this is a model portfolio if bp wins. it's not a model portfolio if bp loses, but i like it very much. richard in a place we visited for one of our college shows, richard in iowa. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jimmy. >> nice. >> caller: from the hawkeye state overlooking the mississippi. how are you doing today? >> i'm having a real good day. how about you? >> caller: i am, too. i wanted to give a that a girl to one of your people that works for you, heather. she is a swell gal. >> you like heather? yeah, she's long tall sally. she went to the u of which i think you ought to watch that 30 for 30. get a little intel about the u. i'm sorry. >> caller: okay. dendreon, dndn, ford, zynga, financial select xll and zeotis. >> let me go to work. i know heather is smiling back there. toil

the gunman, kurt meyers, was shot and killed today by police.icers entered the abandoned warehouse where meyers was holed up -- and he was killed in a shoot- out. police say he managed to kill one of their dogs. authorities say myers shot 6 people yesterday - killing four of them. they also think he blew up his own house. >> house speaker john boehner says he has too much to do in washington to travel to rome for the pope's installation ceremony. the white house had invited him to be part of the u-s delegation led by vice president joe biden. boehner says he appreciates the offer - but has lots of duties lined up -- including hosting the irish prime minister. boehner is the highest ranking catholic in congress. >> jacqueline: temperatures for cooler today with 70's and portions of the north bay. closer to the coast it was cooler. as we look ahead we will see some areas of fog toward slightly cooler that trend will continue for the weekend. temperatures are still mild for this time of year. 60s. those clouds are pressing to the south with cooler

top surgeon bill meyers cures muscle injuries to n.b.a., n.f.l. high school athletes without reimbursement often. they're excruciating and require extensive surgery. physical therapy doesn't work. insurance companies often lack sensitivity to cover the latest treatment choosing to pay instead for ineffective therapies or fixing a hernia that doesn't exist. >> the labeling of the procedures and as a number of procedures of experimental is very clearly related to the motivation of not paying for something. >> susan pia.zno represents the health insurance industry and counters that health plans pay for thousands of expensive new treatments every day. >> health plans are combing the literature and evaluating new promising treatments and technology. often they rely on the work of those professional groups who devote their lives to looking at information and determining what safe and is effective. >> mary michael levy's talen talented son andy plays. >> you don't say no. you do what you do. you write a check or use your credit card. >> i'm thought i'd a

meyer didn't just write this one, she's one of the movie's producers.g. and is focused on turning "the host" into a trilogy. and no doubt legions on fans await. for "good morning america," juju cha chang, abc news, chicago. >> we're excited to have stephenie meyer back with us this morning. you brought a few friends. man, you have done it again. i told you before we came on the air, i don't normally watch science fiction movies. watched yours this weekend. it's fascinating. thought provoking. it does leave you wanting more. we saw juju talking to you. are you going to extend the series? >> i'm working on the sequel now, well, after this is done. i'll look myself in the closet. >> is that how it works? >> it does. it has to be more removed. >> you said, you're staying away from human beings. you had werewolfs before. where does this come from? >> this one was a road trip. i'm always telling myself stories. this one, when i thought of it, i was like, this is a full story. i could do something with it. >> you were worried how to translate from the the book

bristol meyers.stock won't be impacted no matter what we hear from the president or speaker or anyone with a microphone. it seems with the intention of scaring us and driving things lower with apocalyptic chatter. i always try to find myself trying to figure out what stocks are indeed affected. as usual, there is a dearth of stocks that should be number one really, the public enemy number one of the stock market. because there's got to be some impact to the defense sector, right? doesn't there? but then again, the defense stocks index keeps hitting an all-time high. i think what the bears got wrong here is they didn't have a security that could be crushed purely off the sequester. nothing complied. so they got to create one. there is something you ponder over the weekend. from the looks of this market, the sequestration doesn't have enough relation to the profits of companies or the stocks themselves to allow the short sellers to get the just desserts they feel entitled to. sorry, get us something to

meyer says be the smartest girl in the class.ys lean in, fight harder, be wileyer own your own ambition, and who did i miss? slaughter says better policies. better policies workplace policies. all these women are arguing that women in general should do it like they do. but kelly mikino don't have that ambition and they're not working on this abstract manifesto. they're real people with real lives and real marriages, real kids, and they need to navigate it on a micro level. on the micro level it might be easier to just lean out. >> john: and the other difference between those women in your piece is they're giving their own manifestos. you're documenting other women's stories. did you feel with ms. makino's choices? >> they're not for me. i've worked full time my whole life. i have a nine-year-old daughter. i feel my model of self sufficiency is good for her. we need both jobs to pay the bills. like most families we both need to work. but i admire her and there is a tiny little part of me that yearns for a life where all i have to

. >>> and the late night shuffle, jay leno, seth meyer, tina fey, who is out and who is in? let's talk. >>> and plus, what could possibly make he do this on national tv? all that in a moment, but first this, a small town in georgia. it is a weekend of sadness, shock and anger. this is where a mother and her 13-month-old child were both shot allegedly by teenagers who shot her and demanded money. the mother was shot in the leg and the child was shot in the stroll stroller. people who heard the gun fire called 911. >> she is shot in the back. >> listen to me ma'am, is the baby breathing? >> the mother is on the floor, and -- >> is there shots in the area? >> the baby is shot. >> ma'am, i have people en route to you but i have to ask you these questions. did you hear any shots in the area? >> yes, i heard the shots. >> police have two teenagers in custody. one is 17 and one is 14 and they are charged with murder to night. earlier the child's mother spoke to cnn and she has a message for those boys who killed her child. >> i hate you, and i don't forgive you, and that you killed

, saying to him, "you meyer used to be an assistant at indiana when kelvin sampson was there - and run violations leaving a wake of sanctions creen apologized today for the exhchange calling it, "a professional misunderstanding" indiana clinched the big 10 title with a 72-71 win mexico canada brawl some good buzz created for the world baseball classic over the weekend canada vs. mexico in dunedin, florida canada leading 9-3 when a benches clearing brawl happened. and not just pushing and shoving but some actual punches thrown. the brawl was precipitated because canada was bunting while leading 9-3, probably trying to invoke the mercy rule - where the game is called if a team leads by 10 runs despite the fistacuffs, nobody was suspended mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make

michelle meyer bank of america. >> i think people feel richer because they see the stock market go upay, but i don't think people are necessarily richer. i think people are president putting themselves in the same trap they were in four or five years ago. listen, it's clear people are spending, doesn't mean they should be spending. how do you like that? >> psa. >>> coming up next on "fast," a look at whether hedge funds are safe from unsophisticated investors. and why you should consider a risk on bond strategy. his thoughts on this and much more right after this. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done. how's that for an encore? with xerox, you're ready for real business. investor. yeah, hibut i'm a busy guy.ore?

meyers, who we're about to meet have such difficulty with insurance companies? >> bill, the national commission on physician payment reform has just issued a report calling for health insurance to pay physicians more for monitoring their patients and phasing out payment for fee-for-service, for procedures. if adopted many doctors worry this fundamental change which follows the lead of obamacare, could reward primary care doctors like me while penalizing specialists like surgeons who say they already have problems getting reimbursed. now dr. bill meyers, one of the nation's leading surgeons, operated on adrian petersen of the nfl he perform as procedure to repair sports muscles procedures on pelvis. few others mastered it. much to his and his patients alarmed, his operations are not often reimbursed. >> there is no question a frustration related to things not being as easy as one would hope in terms of being able to deliver care. so, in that sense there is a tremendous impediment, you know, insurance companies not paying for this in terms of our being able to acc

, saying to him, "you helped wreck our program" meyer used to be an assistant at indiana when and runeaving a wake of sanctions creen apologized today for professional misunderstanding" indiana clinched the big 10 and take a look at kavanaugh. he can barely breathe what is breaking news? >> these. >> this is the type of staff. next time if you have an on-time you will not have to run >> look at them he is out of breath... and he was now he is out of breath. and kevin...poor kevin. that's a bit harsh, gary. >> he is security?! birdies, one off his career that was indiana hoosiers basketball coach tom creen, who is also jim harbaugh's brother in-law - going after michigan assistant jeff meyer, saying to him, "you helped wreck our program" meyer used to be an assistant at indiana when kelvin sampson was there - and run out for violations leaving a wake of sanctions creen apologized today for the exhchange calling it, "a professional misunderstanding" indiana clinched the big 10 title with a 72-71 win >> this was the clippers against detroit and even lebron james said the fed is amazing t

yahoo was up 46% since marissa meyer took over in july.o stock doing really, really well. revenue for the company is growing and yahoo is dealing with the revenue, but she is turning things around. she is getting $1.1 million for six months of work. not bad pay. this year she will be eligible for a $2 million bonus. look at this. besides the $1 million salary and bonus, she has $57 million in stock and retention bonus, be keep in mind the portion of that stock will be able to sell for another to five years. it's an incentive to get her to stick around and do well and lift the stock price. look how she compares. her $1 million salary is not so unusual. a lot better than the $1 meg whitman took last year. she is hp's ceo. maybe that's all she should get. they are struggling and not doing well. >> good for these women. thank you very much. the elusive got particle can be within reach. scientists using a giant atom smasher discovered a new particle last year. physicists have been analyzing to see if it is a god particle. scientists say it's lo

they found meyers in the basement. they stay meyers shot a police dog.back, killing him. >>> well, senator dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban will probably be approved today. it's expected to go through on a party line vote but it will have a tough time when it comes to the senate vote. feinstein says she needs all of the help she can get because she will be facing what she calls an 800-pound gorilla, the nra. >>> silicon valley investors is announcing ways to curb gun violence. capitalists and other investors have formed the technology committee. they will be joined by parents of victims of the newtown school shooting. it will be at the bill graham civic auditorium. >>> a policy to ease overcrowding in state prisons may be responsible for a rising number of sex offenders violating their parole. the san francisco examiner reports the number of sex offenders who have violated parole in california increased 15% since a realignment policy took effect 17 years ago. in san francisco the number of sex offenders violating parole rose from 72 to 84. the real

they found meyers in the basement. they stay meyers shot a police dog.him. >>> well, senator dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban will probably be approved today. it's expected to go through on a party line vote but it will have a tough time when it comes to the senate vote. feinstein says she needs all of the help she can get because she will be facing what she calls an 800-pound gorilla, the nra. >>> silicon valley investors is announcing ways to curb gun violence. capitalists and other investors have formed the technology committee. they will be joined by parents of victims of the newtown school shooting. it will be at the bill graham civic auditorium. >>> a policy to ease overcrowding in state prisons may be responsible for a rising number of sex offenders violating their parole. the san francisco examiner reports the number of sex offenders who have violated parole in california increased 15% since a realignment policy took effect 17 years ago. in san francisco the number of sex offenders violating parole rose from 72 to 84. the realignment policy

as bristol-meyers is your classic defensive big pharma stock, company is going to keep growing no madderow badly the europeans screw up things because people always need their medicine. frankly, i think it's accelerating its growth. it's time to update this dictum to keep up with the times, old dog, new tricks. the big pharma stocks have been on a real roll lately. i like before it toll myers we owe it for our charitable trust. when i started screaming what that had to do with the price-to-ratios, it was the heyday when the major companies were growth juggernauts and their stocks were valued accordingly. let's take 1998, your typical big pharma stock traded 30 to 40 times earnings. these days they trade in the low teens or even lower. many trade like fixed income vehicles. most of the huge blockbuster drugs from the '90s have gone off patent. they lost that spark of innovation that made their stocks such power houses back in days of yore. so all this week, i want to go where the innovation is. i want to find the companies that could be the next gigantic pharma names. some already are. th

dana you says this company needs to do something new and innovative and you admire marissa meyer for doing this. i get it too depending on the work of course. i don't think you can argue with the fact that as the yahoo! hr memo says some of the best insights come from cafeteria discussions and meeting new people,ett set raw. >> it is like how a lot of people have their best ideas in the shower. i think what they are saying is if you see people in the hallway you will have a great idea. i am like that. when i am walking down the hall i say i thought of something for you. if i am at home and looking at pictures of jasper i don't get as much done as i should. >> the only thing that happens at hallways in work is this. >> that's not true. we work in a hallway. and that's where we come up with the ideas for the show. >> that's true. people go by and they say what's up? >> he has an alcove in the hallway. >> and meyer did come from google. >> all of those things that make a billion dollars. >> it was google. she was employee number 20. >> that's why she has one of the early e-mails. >> and

great big urban meyer. buckeye booyah to you, jimmy. >> man, i like urban meyer. what a powerhouse. and you know what? can we just stipulate that we don't need to watch s.e.c. football every single weekend? there are other conferences! go ahead. >> caller: hey, the reason i was calling, i'm a longtime investor in h&r block because of the great yield. i've been licking my wounds the last couple years. their story has changed here recently. they finally divested some of their toxic mortgage investments and they're refocused on their core business. i sold 20% stake at 24.80. it's now at 27. big run today. how much run do they have left? >> i remember when the stock was considerably higher. i've got to tell you. i remember when they turned down all the other things they were doing that were bad. i don't want you to sell anymore. i think this is a very compelling story. all right, what's good for jobs is good for the economy. what's good for the economy is good for the market. and if it's good for the market, it's good for corporate profits. so make sure you're listening to what these co

unfortunately the raiders lost tight end brandon meyers to the new york giants. 806 yards and four ttds>> the silver and black need to find player ford carson palmer to throw to. >> le another new winner on tour. kevin streelman finely -- finally finds the inwewinner circle. great round for boo weekly, 8-under 63. he round of the week. his approach on 16, inches from the cup. he was the leader going goo clubhouse. streelman, tied for the lead. third hole. trying to get close for bird. on lane, drains it. on 17, steel money, -- streelman, one-stroke lead, he is up two, and boo weekly knows it's over. his first win in 153 chances. gets him into the masters for the second time in his career. >> world baseball classic underway at at&t. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> love the look of the giants green baseball caps. >> doesn't match but it's st. paddy's day. >> a bit of movie magic at the box office this weekend. how0s is -- >> join my tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. researchers say earthquake wases can turn water into gold, and the fight over immigratio

. >> that book was written by author stephenie meyer, who is also the mastermind behind the twilightmillion books and the twilight movies grossed more than $3 billion worldwide. at its core, a teenage girl in love with a vampire and a werewolf, who's also in love with her. this time around meyer has created yet another high-stakes interspecies lovers romance. >> we have been invaded by another species. who will erase our minds to take our body. >> reporter: two red-blooded human men, who are in love with one teenage girl and the spirit who's taken over her body, the host. >> i like you, anna. >> i like you too, ian. >> reporter: this is yet another interspecies romance. >> it is. i tried to write a story once with just human beings and i got really bored. i love to read them. i love regular fiction. but when i'm writing, i -- for now anyway, the science fiction and the fantasy always catches my -- holds onto my attention better. >> reporter: meyer's stories bridge the gap between teen and adult fiction, reminding all of us what it was like to fight the urges brought on by raging teen

she's talking about marissa meyer ceo of yahoo!.happened there, talking specifically about the work from home policy that's been reversed. she says i think flexibility is important for women and for men but there are some jobs that are superflexible and some that aren't. regardless, she believes no man who ordered the same policies would come under fire the way meyer has. i agree. we pick apart meyer who has taken over a struggling company and so far has risen the stock price 46% instead of championing her, pick, pick, pick, pick, pick. >> that's right and sheryl is aware a lot of this also has to do with perception so she talks a lot about the ah-ha moment for her the 2003 case study about an entrepreneur who was very successful and in one version of the study the entrepreneur is named howard and in the other version of the study the entrepreneur is named heidi. when people were asked to evaluate the character of the person, would you like to work with this person, howard came off great, successful, heidi is like well, she seems ve

police believe 64-year-old kurt meyers is still alive inside the building. he allegedly set fire to his apartment in a neighboring town, killed two men, wounding two others. yesterday, he went to a car shop in a neighboring town and killed two more men. he got into a brief gun fight in abandoned building before the standoff started >>> they plan to allow small knives on airplanes starting next month is getting serious pushback on capitol hill. that rule change would allow passengers to carry blades smaller than 2.5 inches long. he will testify before a house committee hearing about that change. he is arguing small knives pose little threat and distract the agents from the real problems like explosives. airlines and flight attendants disagree. >> every single day, we experience passenger disturbances. you introduce a deadly weapon. it is not a good idea. >>> house representative, ed markey, introducing a bipartisan, no knives act. it is aimed at blocking the policy change. that new knives policy is set to take effect april 25th. >>> new video of a crash that

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he shot a police dog and then an officer shot and killed meyers. >>> also new this morning, one of three that kidnapped 26 chowchilla children and their school bus driver in a terrifying and bizarre scene has once again been denied parole. prosecutors say james schoenfeld will spend at least three more years in prison. if you recall, back in 1976, schoenfeld and two other men buried this bus with the kids inside of it in a rock query in livermore looking to grab a $5 million ransom. the kids ended up spending a scary 16 hours inside that bus before they finally escaped. schoenfeld's brother was released on parole last june. >> 6:42 coming up. the san francisco link to a global celebrity hacking scandal. >> also, going around in a circle is a chaotic move in store for east bay drivers. we'll tell you which city is being rerouted. >>> 6:44. driving in a circle instead of a straight line downtown, that is the confusing reality facing drivers starting tomorrow in the east bay. "today in the bay's" baob redel joins us live in heywood. good morning, bob. >>> they are calling it the heywood loo

an end to a standoff with a suspect in the new york shooting spree. 64-year-old kurt meyers was killed in a shootout with police. we had told you earlier in this newscast, meyers was hold up in abandoned building overnight in the town of herkermer. that's east of syracuse. he allegedly set fire to his apartment in a neighboring town and killed two men and wounded two others. police say he then went to a car shop in a neighboring town and killed two more men. myers got into a brief gun fight with police in abandoned building before that standoff actually started. >>> 5:32. also new this morning, we are getting details of an earthquake overnight just north of santa rosa. a 4.6 magnitude earthquake hitting just outside of cobb. 40 miles north of santa rosa. the strike just after 2:00 a.m. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> we have new video of a crash that sends four california firefighters to the hospital. their engine was apparently making a turn in buena park when the driver lost control and ran into a pine tree. four firefighters had to be rushed to the hospital. we've been told mi

he is described as a black feet-10 inches tall with during the march 1st burglary on meyer court.g the car and running off. police searched that car and found property that was taken from another burglary on armour way. on february 25th. police say, nero was spotted again on tuesday -- in on moray street. >> jacqueline: we can see the rain, along the coast. the satellite and radar showing that this system is making its sesouth bay possible snow showers to the sierras. let us take a look at futurecast. as we make your way towards the 2:00 hour it is moving to the south. largely it is going to be dry with spotty showers overnight. things are going to be dry and the clouds are going to be decreasing. but watch this. as we go towards the 5:00 hour more snowfall. but that is going to taper off. temperatures are a little bit warmer than today. 50s and 60s. 54 degrees in half moon bay. 60s in oakland and concord in the san jose. on interstate-80 it looks like it is moving along just fine. the highway is clear. more snow definitely, you want to be careful. saturday will probably be an eas

let's talk about what drew you to this project. >> well, stephenie meyer and loved "twilight."ndrew, our director was one of my favorite directors. i love a good sci-fi film. >> he did "gattaca" and i can feel it a little bit in this. >> aesthetically he has a strong vision. >> specifically the car and the clothes. aliens wearing all white and driving hot lotuses. >> yeah, me and the biebs. >> of course. is it true you're a bit of a sci-fi -- you call yourself a geek. >> i love it. i went to comic-con and walked the grounds with a darth vader mask. coolest thing ever. >> did you get photographed or did you love darth vader. >> a little bit of both but there's a picture of me and like, you know, wonder woman in drag. >> it's awesome. that's great. in the movie you saw in that clip a spray. it's really interesting, the aliens don't only bring negative, in fact, they have this spray that makes you tell the truth that can bring lots of good feelings. >> uh-huh. >> i like that concept. >> i do too. it would come in handy for boyfriends, wouldn't it? >> a little truth action. >> trut

dow jones reporting that bristol meyers weighed large possible acquisitions. deals for biogen and shire. dow jones saying bristol meyers continued to explore potential acquisitions. we will keep you updated as we get more news. mandy, back to you. >> thank you very much, josh. >>> british government is selling wine at about $7500 a bottle. to cover the cost of maintaining the country's official wine seller. which contains, by the way, more than 38,000 bottles. but another brit is making big money on wine, not by selling it, but by taking it as collateral for loans. veteran wine drinker, jane wells, reports he is making lots of dough off that, right, jane? >> i don't think there is any merlot in there but he has made lemonade out of lemons or wine out of raisins. he found a a revenue stream against wines around the world. >> close of a hundred thousand pounds worth of wine here. >> burton's company, makes loans for 35% of the market value of the wine put in hawk. he made 200 loans totaling $30 million. interest rates on these loans is 15%. he passes through 12%

the next one is from lisa meyers. and the difference there is she didn't go from one job to the other specifically. she went from one type of media to another. she went from print to tv. and here's how she tells the story. i never at any particular point decided i was going to be on television. i was invited to do a couple of panels on "meet the mess" and "face the nation" which i found nerve wracking and i could hardly breathe. the think that made the difference for me, a news conference, i was covering the carter white house. i hadn't been covering the white house long. perhaps president carter thought i was a sweet young then, and at the end of the news conference they look for softballs softbald president carter called on me and i asked him about some allegations he made about governor reagan having injected racism into the presidential campaign. the president basically blew me off and says, look, i never made such an allegation, something like that. i stood the and reasked the question. at this point he it toly d

s decision, since its new ceo, marissa meyer, made headlines as the first pregnant woman to take over a fortune 500 company. >> well, i have been a mom now for four and a half months and i have been ceo for seven months. i would say i wouldn't have missed a minute of either experience. >> reporter: but having the best of both worlds could become harder for her employees now. two-thirds of companies surveyed say they allow workers work remotely, nearly twice as many as in 2005. and advocates say it's with good reason. >> if employees have flexibility, they are in better physical and mental health. they are more engaged. they are more likely to want their organization to succeed. they are more likely to want to stay. >> reporter: melissa potvin says that's exactly how she feels. >> my company is telling me they trust me, they believe in me and they know, at the end of the day, i'm going to do my job and get the job done. >> reporter: and she hopes other companies give their workers the flexibility she's had. rehema ellis you nbc news, new york. >>> and when we come back, long overdue, t

and melissa meyer and the team over there, really exciting. >> wise beyond his ears. >>> just a short time ago the dragon capsule splashed down in the pacific, perfectly safe, after a trip down from the space station. an unmanned capsule. another success for spacex. back to you. >>> scott, thanks so much. get that umbrella handy by your side. meteorologist christina loren says the rain will arrive. >> you can use it for a walking stick today. probably not going to use it too much until thursday. we do have that chance of rain. i'd rather let you know about it so you can be prepared than catch you off-guard. good morning. taking a live look san jose. mostly cloudy conditions over the greater bay area. that will be the case for today, sun and clouds. temperatures warming up nicely, 63, 55 in san francisco and oakland. there's the weathermaker, still a good deal offshore, maybe 100 miles at this point. going to take its time to get towards the coastline of california. as it barrels towards us, we're not expecting activity until potentially tomorrow morning. 67 today, livermore comfortabl

. >>> mike meyers made the character of "shrek" a hit. can you imagine anyone playing the part? maybe nicolas cage? according to cage t almost happened that way. he said he turned down the title role because he didn't want to look like an og rsre. >> that's my favorite thing, to learn the roles of who could have, who turned them down. >> and nicolas cage doesn't always make the best decisions. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo, this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> look, if you want to lose weight, don't eat. that's the answer. >> you're right. >> this is not medicine. it's thermal dynamics. you take in more than you use, you store it. >> it's so engineered, the taste, the sweetness, the saltiness, the amount of pressure one needs to crack a potato chip with their teeth, it's all been engineered so people continue to eat that kind of food. >> as long as you don't ban cheese-its. they're okay. that's my addiction. >>> in the case of bloomberg versus sugary drinks, score one for the freedom to drink calories in bulk. good morning, i'm mark halhal

. >> now the technology was used to snag 32 year old daniel meyers accused of stealing more than $1000 worth of copper last year in columbus parkway. concord spent more than a million dollars repairing and replacing copper wiring since 2007, so it's really eying valejo's strategy. >> we have to be practical and sneaky. practical in the sense that we look for easy wins. we've even tried placing large boulders on top of these boxes so that you can't access them and then looking at technology i guess would be a little sneaky. >> now tax payers are the ones footing the bill for copper theft. the repair cost, well in san jose $160,000 to repair 500 lights. in freemont, nearly half a million in 2011 and 2012 and for bart almost $100,000 in 2011 to replace wiring along its tracks and on bay area highways from the south bay to concord, about 60-metering lights have been vandalized off the past year. caltran replaced 18 at a cost of $35,000 a piece. now, another trick cities are using to pull off, they are making the spools of copper worth more than $1000 so that makes it a felony to steal. bas

tight end brandon meyers reportedly also agreed to be in the big apple with the new york giants. >>> earthquakes visiting the columbus crew. quakes down 1-0 in the 73rd minute. destine morrow all alone on the ring. with his left foot beats the keeper and the quakes play to a 1-1 draw. we'll have more on sunday. the wbc baseball classic, at&t park, puerto rico and japan. and of course, diane and terry, selection sunday, we are getting ready for march madness. unbelievable, so much going on. >> all right, thanks a lot. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda to explain changes in store for the weather. >> the good news, the changes we'll see not going to impact the weekend except for the fact temperatures are running cooler tomorrow are, more clouds. right now in the 50s. winds breezy around parts of the bay area. 51 degrees in san francisco. 54 in san jose. the wind still cranking up to novato. west to 22 miles per hour. now down to west at 9 in san francisco. earlier gusty winds at sfo causing flight delays. winds backing off as we head through the rest of the night, breezy conditions aro

> > it was written by stephenie meyer, who wrote the "twilight" books, so this is her latest opus. it is kind of an alien body snatchers-type movie. not hearing very good buzz about it but, maybe the "twilight" fans if they were on board for her books then, maybe they will be on board for this movie as well. > tom cruise still at work. > > yeah. "jack reacher" not a great hit for him this past december, but he's got a big science fiction movie coming out called "oblivion." it opens just a couple weeks before the summer season gets into gear with "iron man 3," so it doesn't have a whole lot of time to sort of make a bunch of money, but it has a chance to be sort of a decent april hit. i am not expecting huge dollars though. > paramount, their logo is the rock, the big mountain, and they are putting two movies around this one guy, the rock. > > dwayne johnson, yeah. first at the end of march you have "g.i. joe: retaliation," which is a film that was originally supposed to open last june and just a couple weeks beforehand it was pulled off the release schedule. there were some rumors

it was an economic decision. >> soto meyer still hopes this school will be saved, but she knows that'sikely. nationwide, 2,000 catholic schools have closed in the past two years. >> it's a breeding ground for leaders. what's going to happen to that feeder system? that's what i'm most worried about. catholic schools traditionally have been the pathway out of poverty for generations of kids. >> and you were know with all dish closure that could change? >> i know it can change. don't worry it might change. it will change. >> she says she hopes to go back to the school at least one more time before it finally shuts its doors for good. as always, for more on this and other stories, go to our website cnn.com. just ahead, rand paul's epic filibuster over the use of killer drones against americans. we'll tell you how the talk athon ended and what the white house said to answer his life or death question. >>> also, a top lieutenant, his son-in-law is in new york city tonight. how he was caught and what happens next to him, when we continue. ♪ featuring a stunning work of technology -- ♪ the lex

. >> police say this man, kurt meyers, killed two men in a barber shop then two more at an auto servicen. neighbors describe this man as a loner and police believe they do have him cornered in an abandoned building and don't plan to move on him until daylight. >> a barge fire was still moldering in a louisiana bayou overnight more than 24 hours after it first erupted starting with a tugboat pushing a barge hit i natural pipeline. no oil spilled. >>> tsa chief john 'tis stolle travels to capitol hill to defend his controversial decision to allow small knives on passenger airplanes. outraged flight attendants met with him yesterday. several airlines have joined in their protest. he says he will not be swayed because he says bombs made of liquids or chemicals are the real danger here and tsa agents have to focus on that. >>> turning now to money, both the dow and the dollar are heading higher. the market once again opens in new territory this morning after gaining 5 points yesterday. it was the ninth consecutive positive session. the u.s. dollar also doing well at or near its highest level

. >> now the technology was used to snag 32 year old daniel meyers accused of stealing more than $1000 worth of copper last year in columbus parkway. concord spent more than a million dollars repairing and replacing copper wiring since 2007, so it's really eying valejo's strategy. >> we have to be practical and sneaky. practical in the sense that we look for easy wins. we've even tried placing large boulders on top of these boxes so that you can't access them and then looking at technology i guess would be a little sneaky. >> now tax payers are the ones footing the bill for copper theft. the repair cost, well in san jose $160,000 to repair 500 lights. in freemont, nearly half a million in 2011 and 2012 and for bart almost $100,000 in 2011 to replace wiring along its tracks and on bay area highways from the south bay to concord, about 60-metering lights have been vandalized off the past year. caltran replaced 18 at a cost of $35,000 a piece. now, another trick cities are using to pull off, they are making the spools of copper worth more than $1000 so that makes it a felony to steal. bas

ceo melissa meyer taking major heat after she banned working from home.p their workers from leaving the office. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm zoraida sambolin. >> and i'm john berman. >> it's friday. finally fry, 31 minutes past the hour. and a man disappears into a sinkhole that opened up right under his bedroom. fire officials tell us he is presumed dead. this happened 50 miles east of tampa. one brother frantically tried to save another. but the first responders could only pull one of them out because the sinkhole kept growing. >> mattress, bed, everything going down in the hole where the first person had gone, and now the second person is in the hole trying to saift first and not being successful. he basically just reacted and did what he had to do to get that person out. >> how deep did he say the hole was? >> deep enough that the person he pulled out to safety was not able to fully extend their arms and able to reach the top. >> the hole estimated to be 100 feet wide, 50 feet deep. the missing man, 36 years old. the home could come down com