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so you@nan clean this mess with half as many sheets.k technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? new bounty. the clean picker upper. >> breaking news in riverdale. county polices person second accused of kidnapping a man. and the argument over health care reform continues today in u.s. supreme court. what justices are expected to tackle. >> i have been doing this 27 years. this is my first time i have someone with three tickets in a short time. more details about the woman with a lead foot. managing to get three speeding tickets in just an hour. good morning washington at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. so glad you're with us on wednesday morning. it's march 28, i am steve chenevey. we start with traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment. first, steve rudin. we're looking at a warmer withed the day compared time.day at this umbrella. probably need it later evening.rnoon into the look at the temperatures. 46 in gaithe

. >> reporter: with the help of her nurses at kern nan hadn't and loving family and friends brittany slowly came back it brittany. five years later she's slowly recovering. she gets terrible migraines and says her words zoo come out. she says she's still here. she has a loving husband and son and there are no scars on her soul, just the ones that she cover with the swoop of her air. >> ever changing. it's a learning thing every day about myself, about life, about everything. >> now brittany said the type of injury that happened to her could happen to anyone. many people under the age of 30 suffer traumatic brain injury. she considers herself very, very lucky. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >> what a story. >>> all right. 12-year nfl veteran chris draft got a special tour of the kimmel center. chris draft said he's happy to bring awareness to the work being done there. you see, he lost his life throt disease last december. rutledge was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. draft says she had never smoked, lived a very healthy life stie. although there's a huge amount of work to be do

i'm torey dun nan with a breakdown on the tuesday show down in wisconsin. girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. chtion rescue of firefighters is caught on tape in dear born, michigan, crews were on the building when the roof began to collapse. one firefighter jumps to safety and the other two are pulled over the small wall you see there. the crews were on the roof trying to ventilate the building, no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> we are going to stay in texas to san antonio w a motorcycle near miss you have to see to believe. watch the right sides of your screen, a car starts to lose control and crosses two lanes of traffic and ne

a 20-inch water main break near kern nan hospital.ed early this morning and lowered water prerchlt -- pressure. crews are still working on the break tonight. >>> mitt romney's team is celebrating a solid win in illinois and today he picked up an endorsement from former florida governor jeb bush before heading to arbutus. >>> three new studies published in the lance -- lancet shows taking a low dose of aspirin every day can fight off cancer. those who took it for three years had a lower risk. that's your news right this minute. kelly and wyatt will have more in a few minutes at five. salesman. ♪ ♪ >>> nerds debate all the time about what's better, star wars, star trek, darth vader, darth mahl, now there's a whole new web series that will put these people and these things to the test. in this episode, their first episode, they have 1966 batmobile from the tv series, and the 1989 batmobile from the newer batman movie. and they'll put them head to head. >> i think it's going to be a tichlt one is great because it's the classic, the origin

. >>> sin embargo el principal regalo que todos espero nan este paÍs desde que este acuerdo entre pandillasiares en estadounidense mantuvieron estables en enero, en al menos 20 ciudades de ese paÍs, esto hace un alto despuÉs de cinco meses de caÍdas en un mercado presionado por la falta manda y el exceso de casas su baso tadas, los precios estÁn en niveles vistos a comienzos del 2003. >>> para recibir noticias del Último momento. en su telÉfono celular, solo tiene que enviarnos un mensaje de texto con la palabra alerta al nÚmero en pantalla. >>> con esto la Última pausa por hoy desde la capital mexicana pero al regresar la relaciÓn entre la iglesia catÓlica y eú . >>> regresamos con rogelio a la haba habana. >>> adelante rogelio. >>> imagen del papa se proyecta sobre la catedral de la habana la relaciÓn entre la iglesia y el gobierno vive su mejor momento. >>> han pasado 14 aÑo desde que la fe llegÓ aÚn naciÓn que durante mÁs de 3 dÉcadas habÍa estado inmeras en el ateo ismo. >>> vine a despedirme no de este lugar tan maravilloso que ha significado mucho para todos nosotros los cubanos. >>

tomorrow this storm is going to come nan going to be potent not as strong as the last couple we've h -- 5:00 we head into the evening hours more drizzle and light rain especially along the coast, higher elevations up into the north bay, 6:00 tomorrow morning heavier, steadier rain moves into the north bay by 12, it is already out then the winds kick in and showers come up and they keep going all wait through sunday morning. about 4:00 by 8:00 you can see quiet through sunday afternoon. let's check out rain totals up to s in our mountains up to an inch in the north bay up to 34 of an inch peninsula and east bay up to half an inch in the south bay. if you are heading to the sierra, winter storm watch tomorrow morning through sunday morning i'm sure that will be updated to a winter storm warning soon because we are going to get two feet of snow down to 6500 feet which means those passes you will need chains. tomorrow breezy sun, slighter warmer sunday, monday, tuesday a lot of the sun before another chance of rain wednesday. sunday the best day to be out. >>> giants' closer brian wilson

he was required to pay more nan $1 million but never did. the shooting created tense situation. on monday the white house again denounced the attack. >> the killing of these innocent afghan civilians was a tragic and terrible event and did not represent what our military stands for. >> reporter: bales' wife says she can shed no light on what happened. carilyn says what has been reported is completely out of character of the man i know and admire. police say he shot at point blank range but they believe he's a marksman. >> reporter: by the time the police arrived, the killer had escaped. just before class began, the man had ridden up to the high school on a motorcycle and started shooting. the rabbi who taught yiddish was killed along with his two sons age 3 and 6 and an 8-year-old girl. parents and pupils struggled to describe the horror of children shot at point blank range. french president nicolas sarkozy suspended hi re-election campaign to travel to the school and called it a tragedy. it's also a national emergency. police believe the shooter is a serial killer and probably

so this is something less of a snub, perhaps, nan other countries. when he was challenged about this particular issue, he said he does not believe that any such verbal agreement between central right leaders in germany and the u.k. and spain and italy exists to which the allegation is they are avoiding him through the presidential campaign, because they would favor the re-election of mr. sar cosey. he said he's -- of mr. sarkozy, and he said he's never heard of such a thing and if there were such a thing he thinks he would have heard of it. but they are saying his alleged snub will be harmfulful to their interest and if he indeed went on to twin election, it would be seen as a deliberate snub by mr. tusk. >> to an instrument that shaped rock music. the fender guitar played by jimmy hendricks and the likes. >> before the heydays of the electric guitar, there wasn't so much to rack on. there was a lot of twang and not very much strut. then in 1946 with the creation of fender, a new era was carved out. experts among notice this is not one of their brand

seeking a greater share of the ind nan market. i think one of the send at thises we note is a tendency for arms arrangements. this would account for a significant number of delivery we would record in regards to china. the license to build up and develop an indigenous arms registry is a mixed record. china to some degree i would argue has been more successful in recent years and we've seen south korea and singapore also develop initiales. i think it's worth noting in many of these cases, the not not, of exsales, as i mengsed earlier, though many of these products will reline foreign input. while the attention with regards to delivery as been -- our data in the case, the volume of delivery during 2010 to 2011 has declined by 8%. but i think it's worth stressing this is not necessarily a result of arab. it's mostly lick a klein of page and there's been a zeep decline in these cases. andoutside the top ten importers and is one expected to set in this feelia, too, perhaps with regard to a number of 150 new and rebuilt from the u.s. am

are more nan 400 delegates up for grabs on tuesday. >>> the first step in a longitude a long investigation in the costa concordia. the court will determine if the captain will stand trial for manslaughter. 25 bodies have been recovered and seven people are still missing. >>> oil giant bp is calling it a big step towards putting the worst oil spill in u.s. history behind it. the company's struck a multi- billion dollar deal with thousands of plaintiffs. mark strassmann reports there is a long way go before the case is closed. >> reporter: almost two years later bp is still paying for the 206 million gallons of oil that bled into the gulf coast. this $7.8 billion settlement covers claims from 120,000 gust residents and business people in the spill zone. remember british petroleum has paid $8 billion to settle claims and $4 billion more to cleanp the gulf and restore its clean. victim lawyers stewart smith calls it the largest liability cause in the history of the world. >> they would be looking to get out of that for $30 billion. the worst-case scenario? >> $50. >> the unsettled issues wheth

. >> last year's floods in thailand and the earthquake in is gentleman nan disrupted global supply chains and damaged the world economy. now the thai and japanese governments are starting a joint project to build a system to protect businesses from those sorts of logistical disruptions. the project was explained to representatives from both countries in bangkok on thursday. it brings together local authorities from japan with industrial parks from thailand. the idea is that firms operating under their jurisdiction will support each other during times when supplies or parts and materials are disrupted. >> translator: the scheme will not only make it possible for both countries to support each other, i also expect the project will create new businesses. >> 17 industrial parks and 15 local authorities have already showed interest in taking part in the scheme. thai prime minister will visit japan next week to learn about reconstruction efforts following the earthquake and tsunami. she'll also be looking for lessons thailand can learn for its own post flood recovery. she spoke with nhk and oth

tomorrow this storm is going to come nan going to be potent not as strong as the last couple we've h- 5:00 we head into the evening hours more drizzle and light rain especially along the coast, higher elevations up into the north bay, 6:00 tomorrow morning heavier, steadier rain moves into the north bay by 12, it is already out then the winds kick in and showers come up and they keep going all wait through sunday morning. about 4:00 by 8:00 you can see quiet through sunday afternoon. let's check out rain totals up to s in our mountains up to an inch in the north bay up to 34 of an inch peninsula and east bay up to half an inch in the south bay. if you are heading to the sierra, winter storm watch tomorrow morning through sunday morning i'm sure that will be updated to a winter storm warning soon because we are going to get two feet of snow down to 6500 feet which means those passes you will need chains. tomorrow breezy sun, slighter warmer sunday, monday, tuesday a lot of the sun before another chance of rain wednesday. sunday the best day to be out. >>> giants' closer brian wilson's

that's a perfectly good nan temperature for this time of year. breezy.y evening 59 to 64, cooler but season afternoon. the next three days very nice on friday, temperatures low sick. a few clouds will come in late friday. that's kind of a harbinger of our saturday. showers and thunderstorms, temperatures still in the low to mid-60s. the good news is we will still salvage a nice sunday. next seven days. sunday is going to be spectacular, mid-70s. 80 on monday. showers and storms possible on tuesday, upper six. there are still some indications that the middle part of next week we go back in the 50s for highs and maybe even another shot of cold air the week after. >> time to let that go. >> i know. but it's still march and the average last frost isn't until april 24th. >>> speaking of april 24th, we could give up ton cast now and just look forward to the draft on april 26th. >> where do you think is head is? >> still have a very slim chance. don't give up yet. the caps have just a few games left to make up some ground but is frustration getting the best of

wall street closed out its best february in 14 years, despite hints from the fed chairman ben ber nani that a third round was not in store. off relief over europe's credit crunch. yesterday, 800 banks snapped up $700 billion in cheap loans from the european central bank. >>> meanwhile, protests broke out after greece parliament approved more pension reform. gold suffered its biggest one day drop in more than three years to close just under $1,700 an ounce. >>> the government reported the u.s. economy grew more than it thought last quarter as did personal income. today, traders get fresh retail and manufacturing and construction data. >>> the nasdaq briefly broke through 3000 for the first time in more than a decade. that was thanks in part to a major apple milestone. its market value topped half a trillion dollars yesterday. wall street collected 14% less in bonuses last year, while bank profits plunged by some 50%. meanwhile, bank of america is looking to recoup some of that cash from customers by dusting out new fees on basic checking users unless they agree to bank online or mainta

we have some 40s and 50s but i'll tell you what, it is not going to get much warmer nan this throughout the day today as we have a very cold air mass settling down overhead. not only here but around the state. chance of showers into the sacramento valley. heading to the high country winter weather advisories 7" of snow above 7,000 feet so more snow there and then drying out, temperatures warming up. this morning, a few showers on tap for the bay area. the winds will be kicking up. wind advisories at noon through midnight. a quick system moves through and we are done with the rain drying out, offshore winds trying to build in toward the next couple of days starting to heat things up. 50s at the coastline and at the bay. tough to get to 60. howling winds especially this afternoon. next couple of days we'll keep things pretty windy out there and looks like things will settle down turning offshore toward wednesday and thursday. warmer then. partly cloudy next weekend. that's a look at weather. here's elizabeth with traffic. >> thanks, lawrence. back out to san mateo we have much better news

. >> surprisingly enough f you owned a tablet previously you are much more likely to buy the ipad 3 nan if you didn't. -- than if you didn't own a tablet. >> reporter: apple sold 15 million ipads in the last quarter of 201011, more than double in the same quarter -- of 2011, more than double in the same quarter. competition is expected to heat up. apple is the clear leader it has 73% of the tablet market which explains why today's launch is widely anticipated. the announcement expected around 10:00 this morning we will be thoroughly covering it. stay with us online and on air, we'll have it for you. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 4:36 now. the california highway patrol issued wind advisories this morning on several bay area bridges that went into effect after midnight, bay bridge, dumbarton, benicia, richmond san rafael and antioch bridges. 35 mile hour winds kicked up sand from san francisco's ocean beach and blew it across the grey highway that forced closure of the -- the great highway and that forced a closure. >> you drove across. >> it wasn't bad things were blowing around a littl

the governor signed the bill at exactly 5:14 this afternoon nanned by senate president mike miller who opposed the bill and house speaker michael busch who supported it. afterwards i spoke with several gay couples who attended who said they could not believe that this day has finally arrived. >> our family has been fighting for this for a long time. so it's a very exciting day for us. >> it really sends a message home that every child and their families are valued, that there's safety, that there's legal recognition and protection. >> reporter: keep in mind the celebration might not last long. opponents of gay marriage are trying to put the issue on the ballot in november and polls have consistently shown that maryland residents are pretty evenly split on same sex marriage. we shall see if the law stands up. >> yes, we shall. matt, thank you. >>> timothy buzbee may have attacked more women than any other rapist in maryland history spreading terror in a way most of us didn't feel again until the infamous sniper attacks. today more than three decades after those rapes a montgomery county

mosque, detonate it, kill 25 people and burn korans and that doesn't seem to have the same sort of res nans or create the same sort of rage. is it because the koran burning is more of an excuse to say that afghans are saying to us after 10 years get out of our country? >> the trust level is clearly frayed. we've been there for 10 years. there was a great expectation, great disappointment, lots of different incidents over those 10 years. i think afghans and americans are really tired of this war and that trust has played on the relationship. you also have to see the difference is most afghans recognize that the taliban is the enemy and they recognize them for what they are. they don't expect the taliban to apologize when they blow something up, but they think of the americans as being our powerful ally and our friend. when america does something like this, it plays to all their worst fears of what we're really about. >> you've talked about this idea of leverage and always trying to use leverage in terms of -- you know, cultural and otherwise to help solve some problems which seem absolutely

a nan met with ban ki-moon yesterday and told reporters he will fly to the middle east soon. he says persuading bashar assad to end attacks on government opponents is "a very diva signment". >>> after three days at sea without power, a disabled cruise ship has docked on an island. the costa allegra was towed to port. there were more than a thousand people on board. a generator fire knocked out power. no light, no showers and no toilets. can you imagine? on capitol hill yesterday, there was a hearing on cruise ship safety. that was prompted by the capsizing of the allegra's sister ship, the costa concordia. one passenger told lawmakers the crew didn't know what to do. >> people started to panic and getting frustrated as the ship is tilting more by the minute. we were getting frustrated and aggravated and the crowd was pushing and shoving against each other. still to sign of any emergency alarms or evacuation instructions from the captain. >> the costa concordia grounded off the coast of italy last month. at least 25 people are confirmed dead. >>> ohio prosecutors have until to

that means the inability to carry a pregnant nan nancy to term. >> michelle and mike have a family theylways wanted. it wasn't easy. at 30 she needed hormone technology to have their son. two years later, they had a hard time conceiving, so they tried hormone therapy and ivf, invitro fertilizizatio fertilizization. >> it was stressful. >> after rounds of treatment, she had premature ovarian failure. she couldn't produce viable eggs and chose to use an egg donor. >> it was emotionally taxing journey. i knew that one day i would look back and forgot the struggle. and i did. i mean, it's hard for me to think about it now. but, you know, i mean, we have a wonderful family. i can't imagine it being any other way. >> the decision to use sperm or egg donation is a personal one. dr. peter says it's often the best solution since donor egg and sperm can cause -- >> 21 to 28, 29. >> so, a 40-year-old woman says i'm not making eggs or good quality eggs anymore, so i'll take a donor egg. it has that 25-year-old's genetic material and you can combine it with sperm. is this something that happens a lo

looking forward to be supportive and commend both chairman rogers and ranking member as well as congress nan lungren for their continued attention to the issue. most security experts from the president, secretary of defense, chairman joint chiefs of staff, and many others recognize and repeated that cybersecurity is the greatest threat facing the country today. we've been lucky we have not experienced a major cyber attack, but as the fbi warned, this is also a real serious problem that they are concerned about, and we have to act with the greatest sense of urgency. i don't want to over hype, but i believe this is a pre-9/11 moment right now. on the other hand, as i outlined, we're seeing a great deal of activity among cyber criminals that are preying on vulnerable citizens and companies as well as espionage, cyber espionage at the criminal level, at the corporate level, and nation state level costing jobs and economic competitiveness. this should be a wakeup call to the american people. >> host: congressman, where did you develop your interest in cybersecurity? was it through your work on th

that means the inability to carry a pregnant nan nancy to term. >> michelle and mike have a family theyways wanted. it wasn't easy. at 30 she needed hormone therapy to get pregnant. the result was their son leon. again, they had a hard time conreceiving a second child, so they tried hormone therapy and ivf, indiscreeto fertilization. >> by the first time, i knew it was becoming -- it was stressful. >> after rounds of treatment, she learned she had premature ovarian failure. she chose to use an egg donor. may was born. it was an emotionally taxing journey. i knew that one day i would look back and forget the struggle, and i did. i mean, it's hard for me to think about it now. but, you know, i mean, we have a wonderful family. i can't imagine it being any other way. >> the decision to use sperm or egg donation is a personal one. dr. peter says it's often the best solution since donor egg and special can offer higher success rates. >> those women are typically somewhere around 212028, 29 years old. >> so a 40-year-old woman says, you know, i'm want making eggs, good quality eggs anymore, s

we have to raise awareness and understand that fraud particularly at a time of tie nan sham distre -- financial distress when people are feeling vulnerable its a time when people are at their most vulnerable and greatest risk of fraud. we also have to be realistic that crime today is global. we have to be realistic that more and more to day organized groups will sometimes perpetuate fraud. one of our goals, one of our goals in the criminal disvision. with our partners to try to identify who are committing the crimes and how are they committing them? one thing we know is that -- some crime, if a consumer related crime is internationally based. it is not always here. some times fraudsters realize that they can bebetter escape l enforcement if they do it abr d abroad. we are trying to deal with international partners. i've bun to west africa to talk to part nerners there. it's why we are fighting harder to extradite people when we identify them. why i was in romania to talk with partners there. where romania has been a

opposed to an act of cuts and what that means is that black americans having accepted citizenship from nan from an act of the government they had essentially signed a contract and now have to do everything the government's house and they're and they're not the same kind of citizens as a white people is this what animates the whole obama birth certificate movement well no because the reality oddly enough is that means very racist origins of the right of the southern citizens will have been largely forgotten there are enormous numbers of black americans right now dabbling in soccer and fairs you know there's a whole theory that you mentioned about government keeping secret accounts and if you file the right documents and so on you can get millions of dollars but you know what it's like. punctuation for instance a lot of sovereign groups refuse to capitalize the new and united states they have odd ways of spelling their names and functioning their names when they put them down in government and then kind of official documents and the reason is they built . if in some of this will document the

deadlock on syria he said unity over the crisis will help his peace mission and those comments follow the nans brief into the body over his recent visit to damascus new york correspondent report nice got the details. special envoy kofi annan said that he will be sending his team to damascus as early as this weekend to begin to sky same plans his plans to deploy international monitors there he said the first objective is to of course stop all the violence and bloodshed taking place in syria and to establish an impended humanitarian assistance for all those in need in syria he said if the syrian conflict is not handled properly and handled quickly the end results could be disastrous for the entire region kofi annan the u.n. arab league special envoy to syria also pleaded with u.n. security council members to finally break their deadlock and come to a consensus and speak with one voice he said that will not only. give credibility to the international community but it will also help establish peace in syria and help his process a process that he said is very difficult very challenging but one that

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well now jack now chick i should say did go on back with half an hour to go at nans like you were just throwing the visitors a lifeline after all season confusion and loss of gold last however no more goals followed but a nasty bust up did tempers flared a spotlight that would set out the story straight red card and was booed off the pitch over dismissal for the dent of the hopes that now he went on to lose their fourth game on the trot and stay in the drop zone. and finally angie have moved within touching distance of the record he faces after winning two military guns the trustees could run or deal akhmed off opened on the hour for the seedings men's super and in the second with ten minutes to go to wrap up victory for the top of the stand side well as he said there's the title hopes to dent on saturday after losing to militants look what if their first premier league defeat of two thousand and twelve some pressure had been mounting on local teams new signing ryan budget drink you can find the net since returning to russia last month and the thirty year old finally agrees account aft

>>coming up -- nan armed robbery at a burlington coat factory in the middle of the day. >> the most extensive face transplant in the us performed in maryland. >> a woman stands accused of shooting a man at an ihop. >> the victim is revealing his identity for the first time. he spoke to jennifer donelan. >>dante thomas says he cannot talk specifically about what happened that morning at the restaurant because of the outgoing court case. he is happy there has been an arrest. he has decided to reveal his identity. >> he still has a bullet inside of him. >> the bullet entered into my abdomen and start my liver. >> a reminder of how close he came to dying. >> i could have. but got has been good to me. he has been merciful. >> he was at the i hop with a group of friends who are also gay. there was an argument with a group are people at the register. the other group was rick -- yelling homophobic epithets at them. >> we were targeted because of our sexuality. because it was not hit them. >> he said throughout his life he faced challenges because he is gay. he said he never expected this. >> i never

>> is nan really the right arbiter here?to imagine that the center is probably in the bag for rutherford b. hayes yeah, president hayes, total moron. >> if you want to go after him there's plenty to go after him about. he was the beneficiary in the most corrupted election in our history in 1876 and certainly the beneficiary of the deal following that election. the republicans got the white house, the democrats got troops even out of the south leading to 90 years of jim crow in the south. you know, there's a lot to talk about here if you want to bash rutherford b. hayes you don't dump on him for something he did not say on the phone. i don't buy it. >> the thing that i was bothered by the most by what president obama said is that the reason he's not on mount rushmore. who knew it was that simple. if he had shown the vision to call his local drug store to ask if they had prince albert in a plan. >> cult my pants a little looser around my -- and then he has some colorful language. maybe lyndon johnson needs to be up there for u

the union is saying there's a lot of theory rather than fact being put out in the public doe nan abouts, that is not their intention and they are looking for a compromise. they also point out there's more to it they are concerned about the children in many ways. food control is liability over the independent employees they are working for the district they are worried the district could be liable here. these people are not under going the same qualification standards that the union employees do and there is inequality in the school district because of this. >>> diane mass sacedo from fox business. >>> in a few hours from now we will learn how many more americans lost their jobs and we want to help those folks. coming up next three companies that are hiring right now. >> that's right. important news. the groom who started a fire at his own wedding? the bari fused to serve any more booze at the reception. >> you know this day in history back in 33 franklin d. roosevelt legalizes wine and beer after nearly 5 years of prohibition. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't ge

up 1 points after the big rally and the dow was up over 160 points as we had ben where nan key insuring us with the u.s. economy. >> other stories we are following right now. former giants' employee will be going to jail for embezzling from the team. she was she must pay back the club more than $1 million. she admitted to embezzling $2.2 million from the team and its employees. >> 6:50 is the time right now. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. we will get a live look from the roof in san francisco. you can see the shrouds that are over us this morning. we have rain widespread. we have been talking about it and we will have the team coverage continuing on kron 4 this morning. . >>> good morning and welcome back to the corn four morning news. >> -- kron 4 morning news. everybody is getting rain except for the south bay. we have the heavier spots where you can see the yellow on the satellite. that is up around san rafael and novato and fairfield as bell. our team coverage continues -- as well. and not a downpour and heavy on the deck. people are moving. might take you longer

. >> i think that's one of the reasons that you heard bear nan key yesterday backing off a little bitn the commitment to 2014 because he sees gasoline possibly hitting $5 a gallon, understands that a weak dollar is one of the major factors. supply and demand, weak dollar and political concerns, and i think he's saying, well, maybe this is going to have a negative impact on growth as opposed to the zero interest rates, which he's been trying to use to stimulate growth. >> senator vitter, we've had on our show in the past jim bullard, the st. louis fed president. he was on just last week once again. he has talked about oil prices, other commodity prices, how he believes that could be in part because of the quantitative easing that we've seen. >> right. >> he doesn't say in full, he says in part because of that. >> right. >> what would you like to hear from ben bernanke on this point? >> i'm just going to ask him to acknowledge those negative impac impacts. there are clearly impacts to this policy of zero interest rates, including increasing commodity prices, including the price of oil,

nan toe will be number three for -- fernando will be number three for clara? a reality show coming on. >> animal planet is calling. they want your input. let's look at what is going on. good morning. you can see birds almost flying backwards yesterday the winds were so gusty that won't be the case today still have breezes out there, 10 to 20 miles per hour possibly gusts up to 30, 25 to 30 over open bodies of water like the bay from sutro tower and mount diablo in the distance could be gusty today the ocean will be gusty, nothing like yesterday. clear start and cooler this morning. mid to upper 30s santa rosa and napa, the rest of us in the 40s head down to the monterey bay we have 41 up to 47 watsonville inland 39 gilroy and 40 in salinas. by the afternoon, sunshine, and warmer temperatures than yesterday that will spill into tomorrow and friday afternoon. slightly cooler as we head into the weekend and spring into more daylight or daylight saving begins set our clocks forward an hour going to lose that hour of sleep saturday cooler next week chance of light

in the race for 1144 delegates needed, romney has more nan rivals combined. santorum and quadruple gingrich. to come back to win, gingrich has to take whopping 74% of the delegates. romney needs half. santorum needs 66%. >> some who are very conservative may not be in my camp, but they will be when i become the nominee when i face barack obama. again, what the nation wants is someone who understands the economy. not if you will an economic lightweight. senator santorum is a nice guy. but he does not understand how the economy works. >> the latest fox news poll taken before the contest shows romney ahead 38-32 over santorum nationally. gingrich and ron paul are 25 points off the face. gingrich called winning alabama and mississippi critical to his candidacy but came in second. despite mounting pressure from santorum to get out of the way. gingrich is threatening to go to the convention if that's what it takes to block romney from winning. >> put up $40 million of his own money. 16 billionaires in the super-pac but doesn't close the sale. you have can't ask the

women aren't going to have this crushing chest nan we often hear about.omen may have more a discomfort in shoulders or neck or even the upper abdomen or upper back. they can feel nausea, vomiting, possibly by a little bit dizzy, but they may not have that crushing classic chest pain and it may be subtle. >> we hear it's the number one culler of women but there has to be something we can do to prevent heart disease. >> you're exactly right. you can't fight your genetics but you can control your environmental. a lot of things we can control. one thing is maintain a healthy weight like whitney did. if you're at a healthy weight, that's going to decrease your risk. exercise 30 to 60 minutes day. that's going to help decrease your risk. have a healthy diet, one low in saturated fat. definitely don't smoke, limit alcohol. and, you know, you may be a candidate for aspirin therapy. it's good to contact your health care provider to find out. we heard a lot about aspirin this week that it might even help prevent certain kinds of cancers. so an aspirin a day may hel

we hit 63 degrees at rig nan national airport yesterday. 65 at dulles and bwi thurgood marshall airportt 63 degrees. if you are heading anywhere tonight after the 6:00 hour, make sure you keep your umbrella handy. most of the day will be dry. a mixture of some sun and clouds. the clouds will start to roll in and increase in the course of the afternoon. hour high however, will be 67- degree with a light southerly wind and i'll be excited a little later to show that you five-day forecast. it will be nice. >> and excited that spring has lasted a little longer this year than usual. >> we continue to say this. where is winter? >> i know. >> i think today, given the 67 high, we need to pop the cap of our suntan lotions. i think julie wright, you're kind of a banana boat girl, right? >> yes, indeed. i just tweeted that. i see the banana boat singers. they are in the studio warming up for a great week. on the roads, let's say good morning to the crew in sky fox. they are headed northbound on the baltimore-washington parkway. accident involving at lost four vehicles, a hit and run crash and righ

also in alabama, congress nan jo bonner, who represented his seat for five terms is likely to represent it for a sixth. he's won the republican primary in alabama's first congressional district in the southwest part of the state, fending off a right wing primary challenger tonight. since no democrats qualify to oppose him in november, things look really good for him in the general election. in alabama sixth's congressional district, the chairman of the house financial services committee spencer bachus was also facing a primary challenge tonight in the republican primary. he looks to be leading comfortably in his republican race. and this, another result from alabama, this is simply amazing. judge roy moore, do you remember roy moore? the alabama state judge who lost his job because he refused to remove a ten commandments monument from the grounds of the state courthouse in 2003? judge ray moore, the ten commandments judge, tonight it looks like voters in alabama could be sending him back to the bench, back to the alabama state supreme court. meanwhile, also under way at this hour, the h

his budget was u nan lousily rejected by the house.uldn't get even one democrat it vote for him. what's is mean when his own party gives him a no confidence vote? right back after this. ♪ anything? no. ♪ how about now? nope. ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the chevy silverado. ♪ [ male announcer ] with best-in-class 4x4 available v8 fuel economy. finally! ♪ [ male announcer ] from getting there... to getting away from there. chevy runs deep. >>> president obama's budget overwhelmingly rejected by both sides of the aisle and 414-0 vote, not one democrat voted for the obama budget. on the flip side the house did pass rye and budget 228-191. effectively i think a no confidence vote on obama and his policyes. let's talk. we have former chief columnist for vice president joe biden and americans of prosperity, i got to go to you first, the obama budget was offered by republican from the budget committee. that's the way it works. no democratic votes. are they running way in running away from the tax of the rich? >> no. >> running awa