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they're my granddaughters and the students to whom i spoke last week at morgan state university who are passionate, passionate about science, technology, space, and aviation. they want to make a world a better place. it's up to us to pave the way for them and keep their dreams alive. i'm optimistic about their future. and i hope you share my passion and my enthusiasm. thanks so much for allowing me to be with you. i hopefully will have time to answer some of your questions. >> we do. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> we already have a few questions. if you have others would you please pass them to the aisle and the sergeant in arms will collect them. first, i used to be a reporting. i wonder if you can comment on the possible 30 litsization of space. we had someone who said we could colonize the moon. what say you to that? >> i think it's quite interesting as a space buff i'm very glad to see any political candidates mention space in their campaign speeches because it puts this important area in front of the american public. now what our responsibility is is to talk about what is realistic,

morgan state we dilute god is the shiksa of the. this is like a little blown here the. dollar j.p. morgan said to transform treasury to prop trading this is again brings us back to glass deagle j.p. morgan chase and company chief executive officer jamie diamond has transformed the bank's chief investment office in the past five years increasing the size and risk of its speculative bets according to five former executives with direct knowledge of the changes achilles machree hired in two thousand and six as the chief investment officer as top executive in london led an expansion into corporate and mortgage debt investments with a mandate to generate profits for the new york based bank three of the former employees said diamond fifty six closely supervised the shift from the c.i.s. previous focus on protecting j.p. morgan from risks inherent in its banking business such as interest rates and currency movements. oh or do we begin first of all they said they're increasing the size and the risk yes by triple that they tripled it living in an era of the too big to fail banks acting like p

it was unveiled this morning at morgan state university. onor of a major figure in 20th-century american art. the state shows flowers in a vase from a painting from 1940. right now we are awaiting a news conference out of florida where prosecutors are set to announce charges against george zimmerman in the shooting death of tra yvone martin. there are reports that the charges are second-degree murder. we will bring that conference to you live at 6:00. first, i read in a search for food turned into an all-out of their hunt in a california neighborhood. we tracked the bear and the way ee tracked the bear and the way >> a 400 pound bear became a television star. officers chased him through a southern california neighborhood. >> local television newscasts carry this live. >> news trapper for caught video about 400 pound black bear roaming the streets of this neighborhood. it even pounded on the hoods of some cars. fish and game deputies ran throughout the neighborhood and pinned the bear down into a corner facing an apartment. >> as big as he is

. >> and this weekend we are going to be performing with the national symphony, and the morgan stater. >> nice. >> and we will do a brand new piece this is the pre mere of a piece for sweet honey and the rock and we are hoping people will come out and see it. >> you guys are some real singers i don't see instrument you have to be real skill. >> typically a cappella. >> you do other things. >> you have been at the white house i am sure that was a highlight >> first performance at president obama's white house. >> tell me about your style there is no instruments tell me about that. >> and what the purpose is. >> we are a cappella we do a range of things when people come they may hear spirituals, but may hear jazz, hip hop, rap, blues we have a whole continuum we do we are not easy to categorize for that reason we do it all. >> there is social messages as well. >> absolutely we are positive affirming, we want people to know who we are understand aspects of african american history and culture, through our music and yes, very positive group. >> enough with the questions we want to see wh

. ♪ [ music ] >>> at morgan state, a whole lot of pomp for postage. >> they are our nation's callingd. they celebrate our culture. remind us of our history. help us appreciate that heritage stamps really reflect america. >> the dedication of a stamp, celebrating the work of william h. johnson, an african american artist. >> the forever stamp is a picture of an oil on plywood painting, with a vase of bright flowers on a small, red table. >> we hope this stamp will encourage more americans to learn about johnson and his life story. >> it symbolizes love, devotion and friendship. several guests bought the postage to commemorate its unveiling. >> johnson's work is indicative of the african american esthetic in an american modern statement. it's a perfectly beautiful time for us as a country to be saying, yes, this is an art treasure. >> reporter: jacob lauren, james vander zee are other african american artists featured on stamps. too pretty to mail. >>> there is a big warmup coming our way. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk show us what to expect over the next five days. berna

she is a graduate of morgan state university. then we have ron christie. do you catch a theme here? ron christie is the founder and president of an independent political consulting firm and a veteran senior adviser for the white house and congress. he served as a resident fellow at harvard's institute of politics last term and a visiting assistant professor at haverford college and george washington university graduate school of political management. then kelly crosley. on wgbh radio. and a former resident fellow at harvard's institute of politics. she is an emmy award winner and a producer on the documentary series eyes on the prize. if she has been a producer at abc news's 20/20. she is a graduate of wellesley college. let's get a round of applause for this panel. [applause] so we could look at the interconnections between us as we book people we knew, but really is a small colored world when it comes to political journalism and political punditry. when it comes to african- americans and a lot of people of color. to what extent is that any advantage or disadvantage that you know s

applause] >> it is bright, blooming, and now the postal services newest forever stamps unveiled at morgan statehe new addition is in honor of a major figure in 20th century art. johnson is known for his themes of african-american daily life. boldly rendered brightly colored blooms from a painting circa 1940. you can pick up your stamp book now. >> time for a look back and a look ahead at the week on wall street. deborah kostroun has your weekend bloomberg business report. >> well, the earning season bonanza is here. in fact, we'll be hearing this week how companies performed in the first three months of this year. and wells fargo just posted a 13% jump in their first quarter as the bank made more money on new mortgages. they also curb losses on the old one. jp morgan's profit slowing down. all revenues from this mortgage search. >> citigroup is the best of the banks to be reporting their earnings. it is a big week for the banks. we'll be hearing from bank of america and u.s. bankcorps. >> for the s&p 500, it was our worst week so far this year. what a terrible showing for the market. >> researc

she is a graduate of morgan state university.ough i do radio with. the theme is we have a small, colored world. he is a veteran senior adviser for the white house and congress. he served as a resident fellow at the white house as to the politics, and a visiting assistant professor and as a professor at the george washington university graduate school of political management. to his left, the host and executive editor and a former resident scholar at harvard as to the politics. she was an academy award nominee as a producer of the documentary series "eyes on the prius." -- on the prius." she is a graduate of wellesley college. let's get a round of applause for the panel. [applause] >> so, we can the. the interconnection between us as we just booked people -- we can look at the interconnection between us as we just people we knew, but it is a small, colored world when it comes to political punditry and african-americans and people of color. to what extent it is it an advantage or disadvantage when you know so many of the players? i

60s monterey and santa cruz 70 watsonville inland low to mid 70s salinas, gilroy, morgan hill and hollister. across the statetoday not as many clouds around big sur and 70 clouds around l.a. and san diego this morning upper 60s, 92 palm springs not as warm in the central valley. scattered shower possible around tahoe and 63°. heading to the a's game tonight 7:05 first pitch partly cloudy, 65, warmer than it was yesterday, down to 59. tonight's temperatures mid to upper 50s under a mostly cloudy sky, radar returns in the sierra over the ocean hopefully we can get through tomorrow's morning commute dry by tomorrow evening, it won't be. our first system system one or wednesday's system coming from the west. this is wednesday that will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms and drop temperatures three to four degrees. next system from alaska, scattered showers and thunderstorms thursday temperatures drop another three to four degrees. you see the waves of rain moving in wednesday. mid-morning all the way through the afternoon into the evening hours. the same will repeat thursday. once they pass warming trend

morgan chase which is mf global's largest creditor, regarding the mf global fund and its possession. you stated that you and j.p. morgan "are engaged in substance of discussion regarding the resolution of claims." is it your expectation that some of these funds will be returned from j.p. morgan chased to mf global customers? when ken mf global customers expect a resolution of claims against j.p. morgan? >> i believe that we have a solid basis for seeking a recovery of some of the funds that were transferred to j.p. morgan. as to how the decision ultimately will be made, if we do not reach a consensual conclusion, it will probably have to be resolved by a bankruptcy judge. how long that will take, it is difficult to predict. it is difficult to predict. we would not be exchanging information and engaging in confidential discussions about legal arguments unless we thought we had a good prospect of recovering something from them. >> can i ask mr. freeh one quick question? mr. freeh, you are the trustee of mf global holdings. is it your responsibility to protect the assets of what is left of mf glob

summertime pattern 72 oakland, 78 san jose look for low 80s through morgan hill and gilroy, santa cruz high of 76°. around the stateol in eureka with rain, 60° for you, partly cloudy in chico 79 lots of sun palm springs 97 and 78 in los angeles. overnight lows will be milder this time of year we are in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow morning, look for temperatures to be in the 50s. 54 san francisco, very mild in antioch 59, 57 in san jose. if you have been sneezing a lot, tree pollen, mold pollen very high. here's your seven day forecast, a nice day today, warmer near 90° on saturday, probably the warmest day. doesn't look like we'll bring any records but we'll get close heading to the beach, great, enjoy it. slight cool down beginning next week. >> good news, thank you so much meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> wearing your other hat today. >>> happening right now, if you are riding bart for the next few hours you could get your ride free. part of a blue sky festival at justin herman plaza in san francisco. the first 5,000 people who get a special passport stamped by six exhibitors will receive a $6 bart ticke

state. crews from america's most wanted were in morgan hill yesterday shooting video of the search for sierralamar for an upcoming episode. if the broadcast has helped bring on more than 50 missing children and put their own doctors behind bars. >> a former pg&e employee that was caught using a false name to infiltrate an anti smart meters group had the support of senior managers at that utility. if the public utilities commission found him passing information he had gathered to his superiors. mercury news reports that state regulators will decide whether pg&e will be fined for that infraction. >> the secret service prostitution scandal is growing. there are new allegations of another incident. a seattle tv station is reporting agency hired strippers and prostitutes in el salvador last year. this comes in the aftermath of the colombian scandal when several agents were suspended for allegedly hiring prostitutes and taking them back to their hotel. nancy pelosi spoke about the scandals today. >> the secret service has a great responsibility to protect our president. and that a few of them would

we are expecting about 70 degrees in san jose, 73 in morgan hill and 60 degrees with patchy fog in pacifica, the state senators in the 60s and low seventies. inside of the they will feel the effects of the sea breeze keeping the temperatures down a little bit. a little sunshine and clouds in san fransisco. 68 mostly sunny in santa rosa. as we look out over the next couple of days, how about this? beautiful weather coming our way as high pressure builds in the temperatures push and 80 degrees and thursday. maybe mid 80s friday and saturday. some seven is along the day, and upper 60s in some spots along the coastline. cooling off as we head into sunday and monday. some very nice weather coming our way. the nice weather so far of the season. the giants game, if you're headed out there you better bring a jacket. breezy and cool temperatures in the upper 50s. great pitchers, a great game to go see. 7:15 p.m. game time. >> sounds good, thank you. in less than an hour we will find out if san fransisco is muni will offer free transit rights to young people. the board of directors will vote on a controversial

summertime pattern 72 oakland, 78 san jose look for low 80s through morgan hill and gilroy, santa cruz high of 76°. around the state in eureka with rain, 60° for you, partly cloudy in chico 79 lots of sun palm springs 97 and 78 in los angeles. overnight lows will be milder this time of year we are in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow morning, look for temperatures to be in the 50s. 54 san francisco, very mild in antioch 59, 57 in san jose. if you have been sneezing a lot, tree pollen, mold pollen very high. here's your seven day forecast, a nice day today, warmer near 90° on saturday, probably the warmest day. doesn't look like we'll bring any records but we'll get close heading to the beach, great, enjoy it. slight cool down beginning next week. >> good news, thank you so much meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> wearing your other hat today. >>> happening right now, if you are riding bart for the next few hours you could get your ride free. part of a blue sky festival at justin herman plaza in san francisco. the first 5,000 people who get a special passport stamped by six exhibitors will receive a $6 bart ticket

colonel morgan further states, john brow and brooks gruber did their job and did it well. i look forward to the day when d.o.d., department of defense, officials accurately recognize the sacrifice made by them and all the marines of nighthawk 72. mr. speaker, i'd like to read the third letter from the third investigator, major phil stackhouse states, i do not believe that it would be a surprise to anyone that it is in my opinion the mishap was not a result of pilot error but was the result of a perfect storm of circumstances. during the conduct of this investigation, we collected some 20 binders of accidents -- evidence, excuse me, including, among other things, maintenance records, training records, operational and testing records and dozens of photographs. i do not feel, i do not feel that i investigate -- our investigation reflects that the mishap was the result of pilot error. and if the investigation was interpreted that way, it was misinterpreted. for any record that reflects the mishap was a result of pilot error, it should be corrected, for any that reflects it was

state park. >>> the search for morgan hill teenager sierra lamar continues today and crews will use a new tactic. the santa clara county sheriff's office will conduct a refined search of morgan hill, san martin and gilroy today. specialized search and rescue teams will comb southern santa clara county using specially trained detective dogs and the sheriff offroad enforcement unit. volunteers from the san francisco 49ers will also search today starting at 9 go k this morning and the search continues until sunset. sierra lamar was last seen more than five weeks ago. >>> oikos university, the fineny east bay campus that was the scene of a deadly shooting rampage three weeks ago, will reopen monday morning. police say former student one il-go shot several students on april 2nd. he is charged with three counts of attempted murder. . still to come, george zimmerman apologizes to the parents of trayvon martin. we'll hear reaction from the martin family. >>> plus, it is also in the family. why this father/son1 team headig to london for the lo olympic games is an olympic rarity. >>> good morning to you.

. >> an update with state redistricting efforts with morgan cullen. thank you for joining us. >> caller: thank you. >> more than 30 states in litigation over redistricting plans created by state legislators or commissions. this panel examined past, present, and potential court cases around the country. >> well, thank you, all, so much for coming, and i want to also offer thanks to the folks in the laverne center and policy review, and especially those of you in the audience. i first met nate 15 years ago about -- what would you say? about five yards from here, straight down, when he was a student in the course i taught on the political process, and he organized, i think, probably the first voting rights symposium here at stanford, and i wrote an article for it about the upcoming then my len yal redistricting. in the article, i compared redistricting to another important fundamental human activity. redistricting like reproduction combines lofty goals, deep passions about identity, instincts for self-preservation, and increasing reliance on technology, a

up on the show, ban k of america and morgan stanley results both due today. >>> welcome to the show. headlines from around the globe today, here in the united statestwo major banks are in focus as bank of america and morgan stanley get set to report first quarter results. >> spain sees solid demand on its longer term bond auction, trades near a three year low. >> and in asia, china central bank promises a series of accepts to boost liquidity, all part of a coordinated effort to steer the economy towards a soft landing. nice to have you here on "worldwide exchange." if you're just joining us, let's take a look at the u.s. futures and see how we're setting up for trade on wall street. does look like it will be a higher open at this point. in fact if you look he dow jones, it could be higher by nearly 46 points. nasdaq slightly lower by about 2 1/2, s&p 500 higher by 3 1/2. this after a selloff yesterday of nearly 83 on the dow. we did see selling pressure, some profit taking after those results from ibm and intel. that's sort of what triggered it. s&p sectors, financials hits the hardest, consumer discretionaries the only sector to close higher. bec

state- wide. >> rob the morgan hill unified school district policy of notifying parents of unexplained or non-verifyce just once per day at the end of the day is actually the rule of thumb in california and not the exception. the departed of education says that there is no law, or no state mandated policy regulating school notification policies. this sophomore is saying that it was always each district sets its own policy. the vast majority choose to notified once daily by phone usually late in the day after attendance has been tabulated. however it is possible that this sierra lamar could impact legislation. with one main loss for the entire state-wide school district. however, nothing of the ledger for that. >>pam: this and as a school district the largest also has a current policy of notifying the parents of a nine-provide absence just once at 6:00 p.m.. >>grant: bad news for the housing market. new-home sales were down by 7.1 percent compared to build monta up the debris. the average price = 234,000. that is down 1%. why is this happening? let us start in california. the western portions of the

morgan into a boush an street. >>> 4:48. virginia's two-year statet is up for a final binding vote, expected to easily pass the house the delegates where the republicans are the majority. in the senate, democrats are unhappy with transportation funding. both chambers convene to vote at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> today the annual congressional big book comes out. citizens gun safety government waste releases its report on polar spending today. it will highlight or shame so to speak those who spend federal funds on projects for their home states. the nonprofit, nonpartisan group says it wants to end fraud, bookers, and mismanagement in the -- abuse, and mismanagement in the government. >>> folks in the gsa under fire from members of congress. yesterday officials appeared before the house oversight committee. the official in charge of the lavish las vegas trip, jeff neily, refused to answer questions from the panel. lawmakers slammed officials from the gsa for the trip which cost taxpayers almost a million dollars in luxurious rooms and gifts for all 300

morgan chase and wells fargo. the help of the regional economy around the states. key inflation out. the consumer price index tells us about inflation at the consumer level. >>> can tweets drive detroit to better times ahead. as part of a downtown digital incubator developed by dan gilbert, more than 40 firms are there to help. they say a handful of twitter employees will staff to start working with the auto motive brands. thank you for being with me. next week, where are the jobs. help wanted in the technology sector for jobs that may surprise you. keep it here where wall street meets main street. happy easter, happy holiday, see you next weekend.

morgan hill and gilroy. cooler at monterey but 68 in santa cruz. traveling around the state, it's dry and mild and sunny in the southern california. 67 in los angeles, 70 in palm springs, tahoe, 53 degrees and chico, 70 degrees for you. also you've been wondering how we've been doing in terms of rainfall, closer to 70% of normal. average of santa rosa. one day alone in san francisco, we got 1.12 inches. closer to 70% and san jose 48%. so we did jump quite a bit. here is a look at accu-weather seven-day forecast, completely different. what you see is a lot of sunshine, drier and warmer. we're going warm up a little bit into monday. slightly increasing clouds tuesday night into wednesday with a little dip in temperatures but then more sunshine on tap and even warmer next weekend. >> i love it what we've gone through. >> it's nice to see the sun and outdoors. >> carolyn: thanks. take me out to the ballgame in sports this afternoon. giants go for the series sweep. last night they won in dramatic fashion as fans learned one of the team's all-stars is probably out for the season.

morgan hill kiddos cbs five. >>> how much you value your lunch break? the stateourts just lay down the law how defects almost everyone who works. >>> we had a cute picture of the guy who was robbing as well as to the bond? >>> number of returns to the scene of the crime possibly this again by this bay area storeowner says police wouldn't even look at the evidence. did we given up along with breezy when these at your window how ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, political analysts are paid to stir the pot. but once remarks have sparked a firestorm and now an apology and and our are red, as the cut and the comment that put some moms on the defensive. dana the backlash from what democratic strategists say about the wife of the gop front-runner shows just how eager both sides are to avoid offending women. the make up over 50 percent of the electorate. comments mantis limit candace a house should hardly come as a surprise. remember this? if this month, a pound, if terrorist this job? but today schiller rosen is eating a big slice of humble pie. >>> and apologize working moms stay hom

morgan chase. welcome, susan. >> i got to put on my glasses. good morning. california is a state with many opportunities for growth. the people, facilities needed to serve to businesses as well. we are creating many jobs, including construction to build a brand shows, vendors to provide services, and employees to help our customers with financial needs. we are honored to sponsor today's event, and it is my pleasure to introduce him. jim is the managing director and chief economist for j.p. morgan chase and works closely with our investment banking and government relations groups. in addition to publishing independent research on the economy and financial markets, his views are widely cited in the media. he is a frequent commentator on economic policy issues. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of illinois and holds a ph.d. in economics from northwestern university. today he will provide a national overview and update us on what to expect as we go forward in 2012. goo[applause] >> good morning, san francisco. i love visiting san francisco. i get a lot of my id

with their property that is like romney getting the nod with the morgan white house -- more men white house. >> one of the original 13 states there was a democratic process do know the state? pennsylvania. not only could property holders vote but and a white male paying taxes are owning property. ordinary people could run to be a delicate they chose to ordinary framers to be delegates they can lump would pay radically participatory democracy i write about that and "constitution cafe." take a look. is an amazing process until it was done away with it. but for a short time there was an experimental democracy in pennsylvania. the one person who shuttled between the federal and the pennsylvania and is benjamin franklin. he liked this. >> one more question. >> i believe in the constitution but to if you change it, would it even charlie phase out the old one complete the? >> i don't know. do you think that is good or bad? >> there are some in the basics which are important like assembly and basic guidelines come of blacks, freedom i have a hard time explaining but how was it handled. >> a very interesting point*. the state consti

morgan hill, gilroy, 78 hollister. low to mid 60s for carmel and monterey. traveling the state 97° in -- palm springs and 62 in tahoe. tonight mid to upper 50s most neighborhoods, clouds around the coast partly cloudy yesterday's front pushing back as a warm front opening the door to all that heat down to our south and it will be heat in some areas upper 80s in the forecast saturday inland mid 80s tomorrow on the other side of it mid 80s sunday low 80s money. -- monday. 70s sunday, coast never warms up, looks like a summer forecast mid to upper 60s in your neighborhoods. >>> bay bridge toll looking great, no delays. golden gate bridge traffic light, roadwork on southbound 101 through sausalito approaching golden gate scheduled until 5:00. as we look farther north we are 101 in san rafael southbound traffic here and it is fine as well. i want to quickly show you the exclusive waze traffic map so you can see we can check out the commute around the bay area. traffic spotter reported construction on 101 southbound in novato. there is roadwork scheduled there between atherton and hi

state of mind? this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. breaking news in the trayvon martin case and dramatic news it is too. george zimmerman back in florida, arriving at the seminole county criminal justice center under cover of darkness moments ago. this is his booking photo just released. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder 45 days after the shooting death of trayvon martin. tonight i'll talk exclusively to george zimmerman's brother, robert. but listen to what special prosecutor angela corey said about why it took so long to make an arrest. >> there is a reason cases are tried in a court of law, not in the court of the public and not by the media. because details have to come out in excruciating and minute fashion. detail by detail, bit of evidence by bit of evidence. and it's only then when the trier of fact, whether it's a judge or a jury, gets all of those details that then the laws apply to that and a decision can be rendered. >> that's our big story here. now to explain today's developments, dan abrams and attorney glo

morgan did you know the fact? that's kind of interesting. in 8 of the 13 states property qualifications were actually eliminated or lowered in the special election on the constitution. more people were allowed to vote on the constitution than had ever been allowed to vote on anything else. in new york, for example, here are the rules. all adult free male citizens could vote for the constitution. the property quaul fications, the disqualifications, the race qualifications and rosie with would remind you that, yes, there is a gender qualification. that's not so much new. that's old. that's just always been. in 8 of the 13 states more people got to vote or voted for in the special convention. the special conventions were allowed to vote for anything else in the history of america before. in short we, the people, do ordain and establish this constitution. ordainment is a deed, a doing, constituting. and what is done is nothing less -- there's the big first claim -- than the most democratic deed in the history of planet earth up to that point. it is the hinge of moder

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. >> joining us is morgan cullen of the national conference of state legislators. what is redistricting versus reapportionment, and why are states going through it now? >> caller: well, reapportionment really refers to the reallocation of congressional seats to states according to population, so following the census every ten years, you know, you take a population count, you figure out how, you know, the total population of each state, and then you reallocate the number of congressional seats based on that population. redistricting, the term "redistricting" has to do with the actual process of redrawing the maps. >> it seems like every ten years when this happens, it's always a controversial thing when states go through this process of redistricting and reapportioning. >> caller: yeah, i mean, really the process of redistricting is inherently political, and the party that is in power, you know, often does try to use its majority to redraw a map that is advantageous to incumbents and the party that's in power, but there is a lot more that goes into it than that. you

morgan chase which is mf global's largest creditor. regarding the mf global funds in its possession. you stated that you and jpmorgan, these are your words, are "presently engaged in substantive discussions regarding the resolution of claims." is it your expectation that some of these funds will be returned from jpmorgan chase to mf ghoebl customers, and when can mf global customers expect a resolution of claims against jpmorgan, if they can? >> i believe that we have a solid basis for seeking recovery of some of the funds that were transferred to jpmorgan. as to how that decision ultimately will be made, if we do not reach a consensual conclusion, it will probably have to be resolved by bankruptcy judge john glenn, and how long that will take is difficult to predict. difficult to predict. but we would not be exchanging information and engaging in really confidential discussions about legal arguments unless we thought we had a good prospect of recovering something from them. >> mr. chairman, can i ask mr. freeh one quick question, if i could. mr. freeh, you're the trustee of mf global holdings,

around the monterey bay inland watsonville, morgan hill, gilroy, low to mid 70s everybody else in the mid to upper 60s around the state low 70s san diego, sacramento, chico, 77 l.a., mid to upper 60s, big sur and president know, 49 in tahoe. tonight increase in clouds keep our temperature up, mid to upper 40s should be dry overnight. area of high pressure, there's two keeping the storm at bay pumping up warm air today and home, high clouds off coast coming in during the afternoon hours and bring us a partly cloudy sky there you go by 5:00 make four beautiful sunset. -- make for a beautiful sunset. 7:00 tomorrow morning nothing, a few showers tomorrow evening across the north bay, sprinkles wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon nothing other than a stray chance of a shower across the north bay into the east bay. any measurable will be in the north bay it will be around a 10th to a quarter of an inch. high surf advisory from 11:00. temperatures going down into the 50s thursday just to rebound to near 60 this weekend at the coast mid to upper 60s for the rest of us into saturday and sunday. have a great day. here's sue.

morgan hill. the klaas foundation is organizing another search tomorrow morning. >>> mark klaas will be at the state capitol today testifying on two death penalty proposals. his 12-year-old daughter poll ee was kidnapped and killed in 1994. her killer has been on death row for 16 years. today, klaas will testify in support of a senate bill that would end the automatic appeal of death sentences, and a senate amendment that would transfer death sentences from the supreme court to appeals court. >>> marla, we're learning more about the bay area sailors lost at sea over the weekend. waves crashed the crew overboard in a race saturday near the farallon islands. four people are missing at this point and presumed dead. victims were remembered with a moment of silence at monday's game for the giants. alex alexus bush was a ball runner. elmore morrissey was visiting from ireland. and sailors say allen taylor was a fixture of the yacht club. >> always had a quick wit. good sense of humor. could hear him down the docks, laughing and joking away, quite the character, but a very, very good sailor. >> a 43-year-o

that's a case for a lot of the financials, whether it's jpmorgan, morgan stanley is our favorite, statel very good businesses doing well and we think the next 6 to 12 months is going to be better on an earnings front. >> morgan stanley made as much money from the investment banking. do you think wealth management, as we all get rich, the world gets richer, will ever be as sexy and valued for shareholders? >> well, there are many times in the cycles where wealth management is considered a good business. mutual funds sell at a premium. so we think as people are less concerned about the problems that morgan stanley has had over the last few years and the memories of the devastating returns leave us, we think they are going to get a higher valuation. it's going to have a more consistent earnings stream. >> the next 6 to 12 months, europe is still going to rear, as we say, its ugly head perhaps more so than we think. what if that becomes a key question mark not to mention the moody's down grade? >> they are going to be negative headlines and in any week or month that could cause the financia