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in danville, alise care sh ner, "today in the bay." >>> a widow was preparing for a memorial service in alameda on saturday afternoon when tremendous mains were stolen. the backpack was missing about 1:30 in the afternoon. >> kathy turned to me and said, eleanor, where are the ashes? >> completely surreal. you know, it is the -- you showing up to your father's memorial service and the last thing you expect to hear is someone made away with the ashes. and at the time all you can really do is laugh because going the other direction just takes you to kind of a dark place and you really don't want to go there. >> his family doesn't think the thief knew what was inside or the value the backpack held emotionally. they do not care who took the remains or why, but they simply want them returned. >>> christina is talking about a foggy start this morning. >> good morning, scott. we have a foggy start, and we are seeing a little bit of a drizzle effect because of the dense clouds out there. we have really dense clouds, and it looks like as we head throughout the morning that will be a problem.

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a two-run home ner the first. 5-0 giants after one. jeff dupont on the hill and he pitched one.ttest range, spinning, flowing. three scoreless innings of one-hit ball. the shoulder, it's okay right there. the single plate aaron rowen. they downed the dodgers 5-3. barry zee gave up one run. kevin with three-run homer for oakland. he's green. the balance of my 15-month-old son struggling a bit. a lot of wind. classic in florida, the par 4, 11th. karl stanley, who's he? he's pretty good. he can punt. stanley at 66 and minus 6. he has a one-stroke lead over rory sabatini heading into the final round. men's basketball, the sharks go for a ninth straight win. i'll collin rush, have a great day everyone. >> the partisan food fight playing out in the capitol hill cafeteria. and fish and chips in monterey ♪ >>> in libya today, the oil port town is now in the hands of libyan rebels after they engaged in a fierce gun battle with promoammer gadhafi forces. forces entering the city found an old libyan flag flying over facilities. the first military victory for the rebels but occurred far to

. >> the study that finds americans are doing ewe'v neverom det e'vone ner done before when it comes to drinking wine. >>> people in the south bay can voice concerns over plans to change the telephone area code. the state public utilities commission wants to add the area code 669 to the south bay by the end of next year. they are running out of phone numbers for 408. the meeting starts at 7:00 tonight at san jose city hall. there is another set of meetings that will take place in los gatos tomorrow and then friday people in morgan hill can have their say. >> despite fears of a nuclear crisis the markets seem to be bouncing back. nicole is live with that and the rest of your news before the bell. good morning, nicole. >> good morning, laura. that's how it seemed this morning. we've turned around futures were higher, then flat, now lower ahead of the opening bell. this is of course as things are very volatile in the markets following a wild, wild swing on wall street yesterday. the markets fell sharply in early trading, the dow off nearly 300 points. but stocks aided some by the fed wh

a lot calm ner the center of the country. that's good news in the west.that is a look at your weather >>> here's a look athe rain around the bay area this morning, san francisco, pockets of moderate rain around castro valley, heading to dublinnd pleasantton. moderate rain from san jose to the santa cruz mountains and scattered rain showers across the north bay. expect a muggy day today. we'll have highs in the upper 50s to near 60s. temperatures cooling a little bit tonight. we will see the winds picking up, trying out some for monday, and then warmer for the middle part of the week. and that's a look at your weather. fwou here's jen. >> mike, thank you. >>> now to connecticut where people believe -- police believe, they've captured an elusive predator who terrorized women on the east coast since 1997. richard louie is back with more details. >>ç the arrest brought relief police announced formal charges against the connecticut man taken into custody. 39-year-old aaron thomas, the man accused of being the east coast rapist, has been released from a connec

. >> katherine wilde heads a ew yorkit cente rin ner in n ew city. >> new york city was pulled into the global economy, became america's gateway and has prospered ever sent. >> what the rest of the interview tonight on c-span's "q&a." this weekend on american history to be on c-span 3, the organization of american historians meeting from houston with authors offering insight as to why the south seceded from the union. the rise and fall of enron. and remembering the triangle shirt waist fire. and the subsequent reforms and safety in labor. for the complete weekend schedule, go to c- span.org/history. >> the president and the administration believes that we will have to look closely at the events in japan, before we have to apply whatever lessons can be and will be learned. >> the energy secretary and the chairmen of the nuclear regulatory commission testified on the energy department's fiscal budget and nuclear power safety issues following the earthquake and tsunami enter japan. watched a complete hearing on the c-span video library. it is washington your way. "washington journal" conti

that wasn't helping any of us whether or not we agreed with secretary night ner. a president should be able to promptly staff the government and we in the senate should have procedures that give us a chance to review those nominees and offer our advice and consent and confirm or reject those nominees in a reasonable period of time. if we're spending our time dealing with junior officials or p.r. officers, we spending less time with the assistant secretary of tax policy on whom we should be focusing a lot of time and to whom we should be asking a lot of questions. and then this business of what i call innocent until nominated. all of us know that this exists. and it -- and it really exists sloppiness on our part. both in the legislative branch and the executive branch. if you're asked to serve in the federal government, and i know this because i was asked by the first president bush, you fill out forms. well, there are many forms. there are many forms in the executive branch. they have different definitions. for example, income. so if you were to carelessly fill ou

you want to say hi to kinder investigator ners. >> i do.y kids at kennedy elementary school in green bay, wisconsin. they made this sign. >> thanks for bringing the sign. let's check your weather. we know it's raining here. we have a risk of strong storms back through ohio into the west virginias. in the midwest we could have an isolated tornado in the latter part of the afternoon from omaha to sioux falls. we have snow in upstate nework and new england. rainfall amounts, anywhere from a half an inch to a quarter of an inch of rain. snowfall, three to six inches from syracuse to bangor, maine. >>> good morning to you. well, on this first full day of spring we are getting spring showers. and they are pretty consistent. we have wet roads in redwood city, san jose, we have a little bit pushing to fremont. get ready for showers here in the next 15 minutes or so. spotty showers will be the story for the morning. then we have the possibility of some strong storms firing up just offshore. temperatures right now are in the 40s. we'll end up in the

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care completely for those who have bourn the brunt of those wars as well as those for whom the war ner ends. i remain convinced we haven't begun to understand the toll in dollars and in dreams that war extracts from our people. as the grandsons and granddaughters of the world war ii vets still struggle to comprehend the full scope of the horror those men yetconcealed. so too ill our grandchildren have to come to grips with the wounds unseen and the grief unspoken. unless, of course, we get it right. i believe the investment we are making in wounded care and family readiness will pay off. but it will take time, patient, and money, three things we seem rarely to possess in this town. that brings me back to this particular budget request. with limited resources and two wars in process, we should be prudent in defining our priorities, in controls cost, andin our thirst for ore and better systems. e oldhalso e clear about the joint forc cnot do anntpat dicks has agreed, mr. br at our brief hearing at our threat briefing, mr. bonner was the only one that didn't get any time. so i offered to