>> yes. >> but most anguished of all, mike and carol's son, mike junior. >> is there anything about theyour mom that would make you think or made you feel that she would leave you and never come back and never say good-bye? >> no. >> he loved his dad, but also secretly doubted him. something he had never revealed until now. >> i was sweating so profusely during that whole trial. he never knew i had these feelings, so on the stand publicly i had to basically say, yeah, i'm thinking maybe there is some weird things about your story and it was the first time that my father really would have known i felt that way. so i was really, really stressed out about that. >> how hard is it for you to be here today? >> very. >> do you want to believe that your dad is responsible for your mother's disappearance? >> do i want to believe it? >> yes. >> no. >> let's assume that your dad in fact did kill your mom, would you want to see him punished for it? >> no, not particularly. >> the prosecutor knew these families members did not help his case but. >> in the end, my job isn't to make sure that the fami

mike, thinking things over.aced tape on the dresser drawers, a little trap. one day he took the kids to universal studios and sure enough when they returned, he noticed the tape was broken. and some mail on the counter was moved, as well. a few weeks later, it happened again. some of carol's clothes went missing and money from a place no burglar would know to look. under the butter dish in the refrigerator keeping $100 in emergency cash and now $60 was missing. just like carol. said her sister, gail. >> she would not have taken out of it. that was in carol's personality to be fair. >> reporter: made sense then? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and then there were the mysterious phone calls. >> we would get the calls on special days, her birthday, my birthday, my grandmother would get calls. >> reporter: and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> reporter: what did you do? >> carol, we love you. we hope you come back. we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> reporter: and understood that to make that

mike is absolutely right. an opinion about direction and to express it by selling options, selling spreads, he's defining his risk. >> bottom line, mike. >> sometimes we like to sell naked puts, you don't want to catch betting the wrong way on this. >>> got a question, send us a tweet. we'll answer it in our web extra on our website. >>> tonight, scott is going to be taking a look at silver. >>> in the meantime here's what's coming up next -- >> wow, winning. that's how you perceive >> it not the casino stocks, they're on a losing streak and why it could get a whole lot worse ♪ breaking up is hard to do >> indeed it is. exactly what amazon and retail stocks are doing, what does it mean for the future of the online giant? we'll explain why when "options action" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app f

mike is trading with this sort of situation here.elling out those puts, collecting some premiums, so as it stays above that price point and that price target, he gets to collect that premium and it's a winner for him. this is a time to take the opposite side of a stock that sold off and play to the bullish side. >> we're watching the stock move up about 1% as well. >> mike makes the point the valuation is very high, that the volatility is very high. options are also very expensive, between four and seven times more expensive than options on the s&p. mike is absolutely right. have an opinion about direction and express it by selling options. selling spreads he's defining his risk. >> the spreads is the key to this. sometimes we like selling naked puts as they say on stocks that you want to own. you wouldn't want to try the catch the knife that we threw to be betting the wrong way on this one. >> got a question? send us a tweet @cnbcoptions. tonight scott is looking at silver. check it out. in the meantime, this is what's coming up nex

mike, do you see this as a game-champk?don't know if it's game-changer, it's certainly necessary, we already alluded to the fact that apple clung to the idea that their smaller handset was the way to go. i used to own an iphone, i bought a larger android phone. this is a very, very cheap stock. that said, i don't think an iphone 6 is going to take this thing back to double-digit revenue growth. this thing is trading probably 8.5-times its earnings when you take out the cash. so, the stock is absolutely cheap. but it's no longer a growth stock, so don't expect that. microsoft has proven that you can keep these low multiples for a long time if you lose the growth that you once had. >> what is the trade on apple? >> you need to think about it in a different way. because in general, i want to own technology, i have been doing all year. one thing you have to take a look at, the market feels a little frothy. this is some exciting news for apple. to go along with thigh kro soft -- microsoft 360 going on to the iphone, i think that

wow, mike, are you sticking with this? >> it's interesting.ne of the things we are looking for is the stock to go right to that sweet spot t. strikes we are short. we would really like that to happen on expiration. this situation has happened a little sooner than i would have liked. but i think this is an opportunity for us to take profits on this one, even though unlike most flies, if the stock were to rally, we wouldn't lose money, this is about as good as it will get. >> let's see what the other half of the dynamic duo has to say? >> the pattern is played out. we would say, take the money and go. >> dan, is that what you would do? >> disaster. an amazing directional call these guys made, yes, they made 100%. yes, it was a lot of work to do that. they have taken the premium. >> you put 100% on one trade? >> you see what happens, you have as to hit the mouse button three times in a row to double your money. >> laborious. >> my finger is tired. >> i will never do that again. >> you have to take it off rather than cross your fingers and hope to

mike and i think it is incredibly important.ve been willing to create some controversy saying let's help teachers be better. let's try out new approaches. the status quo is pretty unsatisfactory. technology is going to help, particularly for that motivated learner, and how do you create the motivation broadly? that is mostly a human problem and helping the teacher do it as best as possible. >> just on a following note, bill, tell me what you think about the state of the technology industry now and how the new crop of leaders, how you see them. >> the rate of innovation is faster than ever. things like understanding speech and vision, taking large amounts of data and understanding that, big high-resolution screens that will be on your walls in the office, at home, so we are really in a fantastic period where finding information and understanding information is going to get a lot better. that will lead to productivity. we can simulate things so that new product design and innovation can go faster. we see it in biology -- even unde

mike inouye. >> good morning. talking about 6:30, earliest things will clear up for the b.a.r.t. lines. a lot of folks hitting the road before then. 532 and 6:30, folks that hit the commute. in a nutshell, it's a traffic issue. let's get to the screens here. no service for the freemont, union city, south hayward b.a.r.t. stations because of someone hit and killed in the investigation that goes on. happened last night, investigation does continue this morning. affect on traffic flow. look at next screen. ways to get around towards the san francisco area. get up to the bayfair station where the parking lot will fill up early, folks south of there are going to head to the portion of the bay to get into san francisco via b.a.r.t. lines. 880 crowded. hitting the freeway to get up into the area to find no parking at bayfair or use san mateo bridge to the peninsula side. use 101 to and in out of the city. more traffic there as well. maps as well, this area that's affected this portion of the freeway 880 moves smoothly at

mike is watching that closely. christina will have an update on the rainfall coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> president obama continues his european diplomacy tour this morning. he's in belgium, trying to build a united front against russia. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill with a preview of the president's visit and efforts in washington to deal with the ongoing crisis in ukraine. good morning, tracy. >> good morning. look like lawmakers may be able to push through some of their disagreements and get the sanctions for russia on the books some time soon. the vote coming up on that tomorrow. meantime, monitoring the president's trip overseas. he was at the cemetery where hundreds of americans are buried that fought in world war i. there, he spoke saying that the lessons of war still speak to us and we should never take our peace for granted. he spoke about things like syria, which we could hear about when he gives a big speech in brussels later today. the president is going to be trying to

mike's trade cost 25 cents and can be sold for double that for a return of 100%, wow, mike, are you stickinghen we talk about these butterflies, we talk about the stock going right to that sweet spot, we would like this to happen on the expiration. i think this is an opportunity for us to take some profits on this one. even though, like most flies, if the stock rallied we wouldn't lose money. >> carter, are you sticking with this trade if. >> i think it's meant his price objective. take the money and go. >> disaster. what an amazing directional call these guys made. yes, they made 100%. it was a lot of work to do that. if they had take on the premium and had the conviction on the trade -- >> you see what happens, you have to hit the mouse button three times in a row to double your money. >> three times the mouse click. >> i'm not going to do that ever again. >> the thing about this one, you have to hope you get to april at this price. >>> coming up, supermarket whole foods when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gu

ok, mike, thank you so much.ditor mike mckee and our chief washington correspondent peter cook will stop coming up, we will get the white house response to the numbers. that the stevenson will be -- on.ey stevenson will be and the safeway will combine the grocer with the dow rescinds business in a deal valued at more than $9 billion but there is still time for others to surface. our deals reporter cristina alesci has more on how this takeover can together. pre-k's it is a pretty simple business case -- this is a deal about getting bigger and fiercer anda fiercer competition and not just from the krogers of the world, which, by the way, is still 200 stores bigger than this combined company, but again, walmart and amazon. amazon is getting into the food business, walmart has been there and really eating the traditional grocery stores' lunch for a very long time was up at the high-end, you have thees like whole foods, so middle, the plain-vanilla supermarkets, have been getting squeezed. so much so that this year, s

he had been with mike keenan and joe d'ambrosio for a short time.manager had told me, he remembered those guys being there thursday night when the bar held its tequila shot night. but not on friday night. >> but late friday night was when the state had argued the murder took place. >> there's evidence of testimony that they're all drinking thursday night. and the state tried to take two days and put them into one. >> how can you, based on that information, convicted two men and sentence them to die? >> the article was a turning point in joe's case. >> it was the similar seminal story that began to unravel things and to cause people to look deeper. >> the most explosive bombshell would come from kuz' conversation with tony klann's father richard. someone the police had neglected to thoroughly interview. >> he shared something with me that i heard no one else mention. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. when jake and i first set out on we ate anything. but in time you realize the better you eat, the better you feel. these days we both eat s

come on, mike. [boy] batter! batter! out! all right!give him that mask, ogilvie. all right, mike. big target now. [tanner] come on, carmen, burn it in. ball four. take your base. that was a strike! same place, catch. bear down. think. throw strikes. [explosions ricocheting] what is this, a baseball game or the 4th of july? [moo] [announcer] the score is the houston toros 5, the bears 0. the bears coming to bat. go ahead, go ahead, go ahead! stand up. hold up! all right. one of the marx brothers is up. [leak] come on, toby, now. let's move him around. way to go! way to hustle! one down, kelly. one out. protect yourself. fire 'em in there. let's go! one out. miguel, you're the boss. tag up. tag up. go, go, go! he's coming home. throw the ball! he's out! easy out. is the toros 5, the bears 0. the game's called. we're out of time. time! game is called. it's not over yet. i'm sorry. it's all over. i can't help it. let's go home, fellas. that's it. can they do that? no, they can't do that. hey. hey, you guys, where you going? what about the l

wow, mike, are you sticking with this?> it's interesting, we talk about these butterflies, one of the things we are looking for is the stock to go to that sweet spot. we would like that to happen on expiration, this situation happened a little sooner maybe than i would have liked. i think this is an opportunity now for to us take profits on this one, even though unlike most, if the stocks continue to rally, we wouldn't lose money, this is about as good as it will get. carter, are you sticking with this trade? >> i think it met its price of judgment. when the pattern is played out, we take the money and go. >> dan, is that what you want to do? you like to pu push the envelope on the stray? >> the correctional call these guys made. he actually made 100%. it was a lot of work to do that. they've taken the premium. they have the conviction on the trade. >> you are racking 100% on the call? >> you see what happens, you have to hit the mouse button three times in a row to double your money on my fingers, i'm not going to do that

mike, you are a former player.ou probably have memorable experiences when it comes to opening day. >> scott, i do. opening day is quite a big deal when you're a player. and you can't underestimate how much importance it is when you get it on that baseline you get introduced. there are some drawbacks because of every ceremony different teams do it differently. in my experience there have been times and my name was pronounced wrong. mike cracklow. the guy bufrperred that. another year they didn't introduce me. i didn't get introduced. >> oh, no. >> then there was a time and most of the years when you go out on the road they say, and the rest of the san francisco giants. so you kind of look forward to that rather than have your name mispronounced. >> that can happen to a newby madison bumgarner making his opening day start. how do you think she going to do? a lot of pressure on him today. >> he'll do fine. i think the thing he has in his back pocket is experience in playoffs. you think what he did in the world series,

we have mike viqueira and jennifer glasse standing by live. and we are awaiting word from president obama who will be speaking live in brussels, belgium. we'll be bright back. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. this is continuing coverage of the president's trip to brussels, belgium and the european union. a our jennifer glasse is live in sevastopol, and this has not been a smooth transition. >> it hasn't been an entirely rough transition, but it has been so terribly fast, del. a week and a half ago people hadn't chosen, it was only independent one day before we saw russian forces start to take over base by base, and while basically it seems very much a done deal here, and a lot of people have gone about their daily lives with not much difference, but still there are a lot of changes that have to be made. igor kiselyov is looking for a buyer in so -- sevastopol. how much will it be? sadly, i can't put a price on it, because with the change between russia and ukraine the rules just aren't clear yet. and that co

the gold played on the long side. >> mike, you agree with this? >> i'm not typically a gold bug, but i will say this, gold is a sentiment trade. we called talk about the fact that i think the perceptions on rates are probably a little bit -- they're getting a little bit ahead of themselves. as a sentiment trade it makes sense to me. the good news is, this is one of those places where it's relatively easy to do this using options because they're quite cheap. you can buy the gld, 135 call. 3.5 bucks for you. between splitting between the regular junes and the quarterlies. you can look at either one of those and it's a good way to make a bullish bet through the end of the second quarter. i think, you know, options are cheap. i do believe if the you know what hit the fan, i'd much rather own treasuries than gold. >> we have been seeing bullish gold buying. that is obviously some hedging activity. in is a afraid on gold and that's simple. >> a man has to know his limitations and his biasses. i just don't believe in the whole story. >> if you have a que

mike, thank you very much.ust minutes ago the united nations passed a resolution condemning russian's actions in crimea. 100 voted for the measure, only 11 against it, most notably, of course, russia. >> instead of a government of national unity, a so-called government of victors appeared. the shots were conducted by those who preached according to the decoration of the parliament racist, views that seemed to hate everything that is russia. >> the u.s. and european union delegations throwing their support behind that resolution. >>> the imf is promising $18 billion in loans for ukraine. he saying he will put the country on the right track in his address today. they also debated a u.s. aid package as well, if it passes america would give $150 million in direct aid. >>> and ukraine's former prime minister announcing her intentions to run for president in the elections scheduled to take place there in may. >>> the focus of the investigation [ technical difficulties ] >> -- apparently before it veered off courses p

mike nicco joins us tracking the system with live doppler 7 hd. mike? >> light rain is what we will have from the first part of this system. from the roof i am getting a few sprinkles. we desperately need the rain. from more than 8" in deficit in san jose and live more to 12" in oakland and sfo and downtown san francisco. the leading edge is moving from mar inacross san pablo and the golden gate bridge to san francisco and down. the best radar is at sir francis trick boulevard and headed to mill valley from your beach and to sausalito. the radar looks impressive but so far most of the rain has been in the higher elevations with sprinkles. light rain and cool is the big chain for all of us. this rain will taper in the evening but tomorrow morning we have a big healthy system that will cause problems with the commute. matt? >> thank you, mike. >> in is probably the last thing people in washington, dc want to see after a deadly mudslide, the hillside in one town is falling away the same mountain that washed away on saturday claiming the lives of 14. the de

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what up, mike? >> hey, cedric, i wrote this just for you, just so you know. >> hold up, mike.ou got a rap name, though, now. i got to know--how do you-- you just don't rap as michael. what do you go by? >> i go by the name showtime. >> oh, showtime! [cheers and applause] all right, so then you wrote a rap for me. >> yeah. >> all right, check me o

back to you. >> thanks, mike. still ahead "today in the bay," two men rob a bay area store at gunpoint. we'll tell hue police are on the lookout for. >> plus, is a california couple's treasure part of a century old heist? details about the gold coins found worth millions. >>> welcome back. breaking news for you. a body found on an off ramp to 280 in the south bay. bob redell will have a live update coming up. >> we also continue to keep an eye on the developments in ukraine this morning. russian president vladamir putin speaking in the last hour about the possibility of more military action. we'll have the latest details. >> and wet weather sticks with us, not just for today. you want to bring your umbrella with you but we have heavier rainfall in the near future, more on the way this weekend. we need the rain. we'll tell you how we're doing taking a dent into that drought. >> it took a dent, that's leaving a pudling on the roadway. >> plus, new intrigue when it comes to the pile of gold coins a couple discovered.

we've been talking to jonny gomes, mike napoli and david ross.t season they helped engineer one of the greatest turn arounds in the history of baseball, winning the world series with a team the previous year finished dead last in its division. maybe that's why they were celebrating so hard. so what is it like in the aftermath of a world series win? >> i didn't come down for the longest time. is your feet back on the ground? no, and i don't want to. >> you're tasting food from three weeks ago. >> yes. >> red sox first baseman mike napoli, for walking around boston shirtless after the world series parade, there by earning your new nickname mike nipoli. >> no mention of this would be complete without mike, who wandered the streets of boston after hours, without a shirt. >> i would do it again. >> better him than one of us. we might have been naked. >> that's how the text messages started. >> it was a good month for sure. >> is mike nipoli is going to catch on? >> what is the mentality like? >> the clubhouse and -- thank you, buddy. >> do you think t

mike? >> what we've seen here in the philippines is malaysian police searching the home of the pilot and co-pilot. they have found a flight simulator inside the home of the co-pilot as well as a history of him allowing people to go into the cockpit. pictures they found in his home, we're learn iing now tontd out malaysia monitored here, so hearing what the police are saying now is who ever took the plane did not know that the aircraft can give a ping every 30 minutes the aircraft is in the air. >> mike, let me ask you this. what significance do the malaysian authorities give to the fact that one of the pilots had a simulator in his home? >> well, that's not criminal. he is a pilot. he is a right to practice. either the pilot or co-pilot had anything to do with the aircraft at this point. they are also checking with passenger lists for anyone else who was on board, but what they believe now is two things. one, it was either personal via you know, an emotional problem of somebody on board or

. >>> thanks, mike. oakland, an earlier wrong way driver. that accident has been cleared out of lanes according to the chp. they still may be on scene doing their investigation but for now the lanes are wide open north 880 in the oakland area. the windsor area, purple sensors, that's a full road closure. that was supposed to be picked up by 5:00 a.m. that's 101 from full tan to shiel low. a stall blocking the right lane. 101 before the dumps. we'll take a live look outside. traffic is flowing nicely. golden gate fields into the mcarthur maze. >> sue, thank you. breaking news this morning. two fires in hayward actually. we want to get to abc 7 news reporter amy holleyfield. a dramatic fire from last night and, amy, another one burning behind you? >> reporter: huge fire in hayward. behind the fire we were covering. i can tell that water is getting put on this one. it was a really big fire a few seconds ago. we can't tell what's burning. right next to homes where we saw lights getting turned on. people woke up and realized there was a fire outs

is mike alive? just make sure mike is okay. >> it was a good month. >> is mike nipoli going to catch on? what is the mentality like? >> clubhouse, and -- >> do you think there has been a little bit of a culture change in baseball because of your team last year? >> i think so i mean, they're still not talking about our pitches. they're still not. >> it is just ironic how the team worked out, we didn't have one guy in the top ten cy young, one guy in the mvp, but we had the best team. you know at the end of the day i think it is a message to us that that works. that works 100%. >> as you now try to go out in the world and try to do this again you know that the record is not good. the world series hangover, no red sox team has made it back there after winning the year before. >> we're the second team in the history of the game to go from the worst to win the world series, so we already covered the impossible. to be able to roll into spring training with the worst record and set a goal to win the world

mike viqueira is live in brussels, belgium right now, and mike what did the president have to say aboutkraine and specifically russia? >> well, del, it's another day in europe for the president, his third, and another show of unity with european leaders, the president coming off of that two-day nuclear security summit in neighboring holland, getting together with the g-7 and other leaders from around the world, trying to present a unified front against russian's aggression in crimea and possibly other portions of ukraine. today the president in brussels, talking with the leaders of the european union. this was a long-scheduled summit, the first time the president has attended a summit of the european union here in brussels. he stressed that the union and the united states are united. he says nato is united, the eu is united, the g-7 is threatening sake shuns against russia if it goes further. here is a little bit more. >> russia stands alone. russia has stood alone when trying to defending its actions at the un city council. the members are united, every member of the g-7 has announced

how is it going, mike?rain out there in the form of drizzle more than anything else, fog developing in the north bay right now. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. you may want to take the umbrella in case you're walking around before 9:00 and some of that drizzle does manage to find you. the way it looks downtown from our camp, san francisco there, embarcadero center. this good enough to see to the bay bridge. the clouds will open up as we head towards lunch. that's going to add instability to the atmosphere and warmth the sun will generate in the mid to upper 60s. the coast will be around 60. don't be surprised if a stray shower does creep up especially across our mountain tops in the afternoon and evening hours. otherwise it's pretty much over. check out the traffic. >> big news this morning for the commute will be wet roads and extra time because of slick conditions. we had an earlier spinout southbound 880 at whipple cleared out of the roadway. no delays from heyward, you will find on ramp coliseum no

. >> in a surprising development, the print on the water heater matched dana's estranged husband, mike satterfield. the couple, who had two young children, were recently separated. >> all indications from the crime scene would be that the assailant knew dana. it was angry and personal and vicious and vindictive. >> did dana's husband have an alibi? when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> based on the evidence, investigators believe the killer entered dana satterfield's hair salon shortly before closing, locked the door, turned out the lights, dragged her into the utility room, where he strangled her to death. >> to have a mother of two killed in this way, staged the way that her body was staged, left in that degraded stage, the guys that i know worked on the case, come hell or high water, they're going to solve this. >

we will have a rainy week. >> meteorologist mike nicco, what do you say? >> a good time to head out because the pest radar return is well up north, with half man and lake port, and clear lake where we have the best radar returns into lake county. the prosecute of us are a scattered sprinkle, and scattered drizzle is possible but mostly it is cloudy and mild. some sprinkle thursday 7:00, and the clouds will open up and it will be partly sunny and warmer. low-to-mid 60 from the coast to inland. low-to-upper 60's at 4:00 and light rain could break out into the north bay by 7:00 and most of us are dry during the evening hours and mild with temperatures in the mid-50's to low 60. we have a better chance of rain tonight through tomorrow morning. so far, so good, but we do have a brand influence stalled vehicle westbound along bay bridge at the toll plaza. it looks like c.h.p. is going to handle this and try to get it out of the lanes so folks can get on their way. in oakland we have this issue, not an accident but a stalled truck. this is off-ramp from southboun

mike inouye, what are we working with right now?thing changing. >> seeing more cars on the roadway. part of what you're talking about is the b.a.r.t. system. shut down for three stations. i wanted to give folks in south bay the update. don't ignore the traffic report. we had a crash causing back upnorth 101 at mckee that involved up to five vehicles but that cleared quickly from the roadway. and a couple of those vehicles drove off. early slowdown for for 101 cleared, 87 holding steady. we are looking here toward freemont, 880, holding at limit north bound. it's southbound, typical flow. we see slowing through the area. the reason we're concerned, freemont, union, look at the screen. talk about the b.a.r.t. closures, freemont, union city, south hayward stations closed to service. and an investigation christie smith continues to follow. happened after someone killed on the tracks overnight. respectfully collecting evidence in the area they have to examine. when the sun comes up, looking at 7:30 for the reopening. next screen, a way t

. >> as a father of seven, mike is stretched thin. >> it's like a referee sometimes. >> his 15-year-old has aspergers, a form of autism, and needs extra attention. >> empathy, it's a lack of understanding of other people. >> with the exception of a texas police officer, monique, who met his son a year ago after he had run away from home. she's part of the repeat victimization unit. rearresting the same people for the same crimes. paul makes frequent visits to mike's home, a familiar face to the troubled teen. >> he talks to her and he's excited at times it see her. >> gibson noticed a trend. most of the repeat offenders come from a specific group, offenders who suffer from mental illness. they are attempting to build republics and stop crime almost before it starts. >> almost becoming personally involved in their lives so we can establish a relationship of trust and confidence. >> ken, with mental retardation in the county. making sure that the individuals are on medications and treatment, reducing the number of people funneled into the county jail and hospitals. >> without before, you

>> i would want to take mike tyson's rape case.e that got me to decide to become a criminal defense lawyer is when i was 12, my father was a prosecutor at that point. >> i like that. >> he got the -- saw the light and became a defense lawyer the following year. i went to court with him when i was 12. i watched him prosecute an 18-year-old kid and send him to state prison for being in a room where marijuana was smoked. that had the most unbelievable effect on me. i said to my father, how in the world can you put an 18-year-old kid right out of the box into state prison for being in a room where marijuana was smoked. >> i completely understand that. >> that has completely changed the career trajectory of me. >> if someone is in a room where they are packaging cocaine or where they are trading guns and illegally trading guns and do nothing about it and are -- >> really -- >> participating in it, i don't see that there is a problem with that. >> that is why prosecutors need prosecutors anonymous. the idea you are going to international

mike? >> absolutely, yes. sprinkles so far, about all we had, pretty cloudy out here, but it's dry and fairly calm as high pressure continues to rule our forecast for now. the rain earlier in the week kept the deficit from growing, so only about 34% to 35% of average. this is how much we need to make up just to get back to average up to today. little more than ten in san francisco, oakland, sfo, and nearly 17 at santa rosa. we're going to get hardly anything close to that, lucky couple hundredths of an inch. you can see sprinkles across the north bay. you'll get steadier rain as we head into the afternoon hours. you can see the rain falling up to the north. here's what to expect, light rain in the north bay, for the rest of us, it will start moving through during the evening commute. slick spots will develop initially, then taper overnight to scattered showers for tomorrow morning. i'll give you a better time table coming up and amounts to expect and the next rain this weekend. that's coming up in your forecas

the meek baker story -- the mike baker story by mike baker." first, is it better to yell? we will come to our own conclusions next. >>> is yelling the new spanking? is spanking the new murder? it is a subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> there we go. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate. i'm greg gutfeld and host of tonight's "red eye" debate. according to researchers and anyone who spent tame in wal-mart, today's parents are yelling at their children more than ever. according to one expert, quote, yelling is the new spanking, but it comes with a cost. parents often feel guilty and there has been a backlash to the tongue lash. they have challenged parents to not yell for an entire year even if the kid is cutting off his own fingers. i added that. it is not true. pab, you claim to have children. haven't seen any proof. you don't carry pictures. what method of punishment do you use? a whip, a hair brush? a combination of both? >> the study did not mention tasers. they are okay. >> that is going to be taken out of contex

mike is going to be in in a moment. cinequest opening night, san jose's own premiere, it's going to be one of the best theatrical experiences you can enjoy in the area with your family. it's basically an awesome film festival in our own back yard. i want to talk about a little bit of a dent we're putting in the drought. up in marine county we were counting on having those mandatory water restrictions but because of the 20 inches of rainfall we've accumulated over february no longer will that be the case. we found that out yesterday though we're still urging people to conserver. so this morning a little shower activity, not a lot coming down. everything is light. throughout day this is going to start to clear out. we'll get a couple of dry hours from time to time you'll see showers moving in hit or miss but not looking damp all day long. 68 in the east bay. wait till i show you when the heavier rainfall returns. first here's mike and your drive. >> we're talking about drizzly conditions many part of the bay wet. i zoomed

mike, your thoughts on it?ce of the mayday call, many people have talked about it, and yet we've learned in the payne stewart crash, which was a zombie flight, decompression happened, and no one was flying the aircraft, there wasn't a mayday call in that situation either. >> no, that was because it was, as the captain just mentioned, a catastrophic incident that took the crew out, took the whole airplane out. >> and it flew for several hours before it crashed. >> absolutely. that could be the case here, there's no question. again, the question is, you know, was the airplane turned. by the pilot, was it turned by the navigation system? those are all open questions. and there's a lot of plausible answers here. i still smell something. and one other thing that bothers me is the assumption that the trajectory of that airplane was making the last time some contact was made with it was one they would keep. if it was a hijacked airplane, and we didn't know where it was after that last contact, that could have been tak

. >> so, mike, since 1999 the number of kids home schooled jumped 75% and the report is saying that home schooling is growing 7 times faster than the number of kids enrolling in k-12. >> home schooling is growing fast for a long time, in fact, the fast growing form of education in the world today. not just in the united states. when you look at the reasons that people are home schooling, two ways, a push factor, things that push people away from the public schools and pulling factor. and so you are seeing interests from a lot of communities. minorities. the number of black and hispanic home schoolers jumped 8 times in the past five years and ten times for hispanics. you are seeing the conditions about the environment of the school. 91% of the people saying that is a factor and other interesting tack factors as well. people providing for the religious or moral education. parents that have children with special education need, physical issues they are dealing with and not handled well in the school environment and these are communities that finding home schooling to be attractive for the i

mike nicco?e camera is bouncing around and this is the western span of the bay bridge with winds fattest at sfo at 17 and santa rosa at 12 miles per hour. but in the central valley we have the fastest wind at 26 in napa and 30 in fairfield so it is blowing hard. this is where our wind advisory will remain from now until 8:00 this evening so if you are headed out that way want out for gusts up to 40 miles per hour. if you driving east-west the steering while will be jerking. on the other side of the bay bridge, can you see it is bouncing also, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's at the coast and the breezes taper and that allows us to get in the upper 60's to mid-70's in the bay and inland. >> we have a brand new accident and this is in bay point affecting the drive on when four, but, first, a stalled vehicle westbound 80 at 580 blocking one lane and it sounds like a tire is being repaired. it is looking busy on the tolls away from the maze to san francisco. westbound four everything is pushed o

we'll talk to mike again in a few minutes.san francisco one final shop shows you that we are expecting to see temperatures in the 60s, once we get fast morning i think we'll see a decent amount of sunshine. that's going to be across the board a. good amount of 60s from gilroy over to los gatos, upper 60s there, peninsula in the mid-60s. you'll notice 60 degrees where we top off. it won't be overly windy. that makes a big difference. again, mid to upper 60s, so not a huge variation when it comes to the microclimate differences. here are the things we're watching. the next chance of rain starts. sunday night keep that in mind that should make your plans move through. we head through monday but tomorrow, even today and saturday look to be very nice. let's talk to mike. >> you gave a sneak peek, but we're looking at emeryville. the east shore westbound, your commute direction. we have your diamond lane and your last lane, they are flared off. we had a threat moving in. they were talking about four vehicles in this crash. you see t

back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:09. a piece of bay area coastline once slated to house a nuclear power splant the newest addition to a national monument in california. the land formerly known as coin arena public lands located in mendocino county north of san francisco, president obama will add the 1600-acre property to the california coastal national monument today. the azigs the first time the monument will include a piece of the shore since being established 14 years ago to protect coastal resources. >> meantime, a bay area national recreation area has a distinction of being the most visited in 2013. the national park service says 14.3 million people visited the golden gate national recreation area which includes alcatraz and muir woods, better than the country's 400 other national parks. >> 5:10. dozens of homes, two schools evacuated in southern california after high levels of lead found in the soil. what crews are doing. >> a major drug store chain facing a huge fine after pills were stolen from four of its northe

mike life in washington right now, and mike, these last sanctions were all but snubbed by russia, so are these latest enough strong enough to compel change? >> sovereignly officials are touting they have as much more significant, and hit a broader array, not only of individuals within russia, but al certain sectors of the russian economy, even a bank that is known to be used by vladimir putin health, and some of his cronies as the officials here at the white house put it. president obama appearing on the south lawn, just before a departure for some previously scheduled events. they added this on, this is becoming a usual thing here, as this crisis unfolds. and we must say, listening to what the president said, the crisis deeping and there is a growing amount of concern. not only about crimea, but now russian exercises and their posture towards the ukraine over it's eastern border. first they talked about cronies. the founder of a commodity training company. who brothers who were buildingtal in building the sochi olympics. is a particular bank, that officials call tut crony bank. here

here's mike with a look at your weather. >> for those driving, mike. they don't have to deal with rain and wet roads. >> not this morning, but looks like this afternoon and into the evening, going to be wet. check out live doppler 7. pushed up farther to the north. you can see it's mainly the northern third of the state that's going to be wet for the better part of the daylight hours. you know that this is moving pretty much just west to east, and that's why i think it's going to take it a while before it starts sinking down to the south. you're safe this morning. at least from the wet weather, but check out how mild it is. especially on the peninsula. menlo park 53. red wood city, palo alto 54. san bruno, 55. belmont, 57. everybody in the low to mid-50s for the most part. some of the other warm areas, mountain view and san francisco at 56 along with santa rosa. the way it looks from the roof cam this morning. you can see cloudiness out there. it's going to be a pretty gray day today. with the rain, staying up north during the day, but sliding down dur

that was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford.aught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out for that one. saad sees that one knocked along further. and played ahead off of orpik and galloping on with this now, it's patrick sharp. he's got toews up the wing. save, rebound. oh, it went in. another crazy bounce goal. it will be toews'. it is 5-1. [ horn blowing ] >> pierre: a beautiful pass from patrick sharp. second time in this game that patrick sharp was looking to pass the whole way through. he's known as the shooter. he had the first goal in this g