bard owl. the plan would set aside a habitat for the spotted owl survival while allowing logging to reduce the risk of wildfires and create jobs. officials say hundreds of owls will likely be killed by shotgun quote, we can't ignore the mounting evidence that the competition is a major factor in the decline, and we have a clear obligation to prevent the distinction and help it rebound. a clear obligation, how compassionate. how are the owls taking the news? he is not taking it well, but then again i don't know how owls take things. i don't spend a lot of time with them, i will be honest. i am ignorant of owl culture. you hate owls. you said as much. so you must take this as good news. >> when i was a little girl my mom actually had lots of -- she had this owl decorations thing going on. we had an owl cookie jar. we had owl everything. it started coming back into fashion now. what is surprising is the administration did not go the extra step which is the most obvious thing that this is the quali

ktvu's alex savage is live where he found the nesting owl that is creating quite a stir. alex? >> reporter: signs are posted at this trail head warning people to keep their dogs on leashes because of an owl nesting in one of these trees that has gone after some pets. >> reporter: a hiker points out the tree where this owl has made its home. a nest made of tree bark, perched above a popular hiking tree. this is where she likes to let her dog roam free but because of this owl, rangers are warning people to keep their pets close. >> i usually take her off but i didn't. >> i basically just try to keep the dogs on the leash through the areas indicated. >> reporter: they have seen the owl swoop down on dogs. the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. >> she does not make a distinction between a coyote or dog. >> reporter: keeping your dog on a lease will keep them from becoming prey. >> there is more reluctance for the owl to confront humans. >> she is very alert. >> reporter: with its eyes wide open, blinking every once in a while. it is unlikely the owl would pick up a smal

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the owl is nested in the same tree that a family of owls called home a few years ago. >>> if you can't get enough of the sweet stuff, doctors have something that may change your mind. cutting out just 12-ounces a day can reduce the risk of heart disease by 20%. researchers from the harvard school of public health found it followed more than 42,000 men age 40 to 75 for twenty years and kept records of their food intake. >> sugared sweetened beverages increases inflammation. and inflammation might be the culprit in what leads to heart disease. >> now it's not a matter of all or nothing. researchers found having sugary drinks twice a week or twice a month did not increase the risk. neither did artificially sweetened beverages. click on the health tab. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive new styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the new c-class, with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. the c-class starts at just $34,800. [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i g

our mobile 5 camera found the owl late this afternoon. it's nested in the same eucalyptus tree that a family of owls called home a few years ago. park rangers say dogs be kept on leashes in the area. >> one of the owls just came down and kind of clipped the dog right in the rear end. took off. kind of a screeching sound. >> wow, make sure you look up or be careful out there. >> maybe the owl can take the next week off because it's going to rain of the nobody will walk their dog. >> i thought maybe there was spring in the air a little bit of animal activity out there. >> felt that way until this week. >> it has. >> this is the first week in winter where we have rain in the forecast every day for seven days. i got to fire up my live high- def doppler radar. >> warm it up. >> yeah. there you have it. and where you see that little ball the indicator where we have our high-def doppler radar located atop mount vaca, it is in search of rain. we won't see any rain developing into the overnight hours and across the northern portion of our bay area

owls -- owls is the other name, right? owls. on the other hand, owl, if you interpret it in a particular way, you're not going give up on the other side. you knew that's what the war was all about. it was about preserbing that of, as and you could protect that, but it was aed if way of a approach, and he believed he could pull it off. >> yes, ma'am. >> my name is gail yates, and i wantedio you to speak more to nixon's response and the papers being the downfall. rather than the case that if you just let it go maybe it would not have been more important. would you talk about that more? >> certainly. the pentagon papers as a study, as a military analysis, as a strategic study were about decisions that it all happened in or before 1968. so they implicated presidents johnson, kennedy, eisenhower, actually, who wasn't a republican, but mostly democrats, right? fdr and truman. there was no content in the pentagon papers that caused him to question mr. nixon or his kind of decisions,a you will right? he could have let this go by as an e

our camera found the owl late this afternoon. hikers say the bird has been dive bombing dogs walking by its tree on the trail in the berkeley hills. >> one of the owls came down and clipped the dog right in the rear end. took off. made a screeching sound. >> yeah, park rangers ask that dogs be kept on a leash in the area. that's always a good idea. i was there for an hour, i never saw the owl do anything but sleep and sniff. >>> the women's ncaa tournament brackets are revealed. where cal and stanford are heading and remember this guy? randy moss returns to the pay area. the minute is next. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good.

we will see how that pans owl.rms coming, none of them look amazing like this one i'm looking at right now. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, rain showers in the north bay. san jose, san rafael you have light showers, about 1:00 look where it lingers right there. scattered showers and then around 10:00 you see the showers drop in to the valley. this looks like low grade, light scattered showers for the bay area tomorrow. with that said you will look up the roadways in the north bay and we could see drizzle around the peninsula tomorrow, midmorning as well and that will slow you down. that's how it go. here is how it goes no wednesday morning, that looks wet. doesn't look like a big deal but it's there. with that said it will slow you down. here is the next one thursday and we will watch it as it heads up in to the mountains. snow levels starting to lower. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. they will be cooler than they wered to with the cloud cover and the chance for showers. low 60s down in santa clara and the f

we will see how that pans owl.the storms coming, none of them look amazing like this one i'm looking at right now. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, rain showers in the north bay. san jose, san rafael you have light showers, about 1:00 look where it lingers right there. scattered showers and then around 10:00 you see the showers drop in to the valley. this looks like low grade, light scattered showers for the bay area tomorrow. with that said you will look up the roadways in the north bay and we could see drizzle around the peninsula tomorrow, midmorning as well and that will slow you down. that's how it go. here is how it goes no wednesday morning, that looks wet. doesn't look like a big deal but it's there. with that said it will slow you down. here is the next one thursday and we will watch it as it heads up in to the mountains. snow levels starting to lower. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. they will be cooler than they wered to with the cloud cover and the chance for showers. low 60s down in santa clara an

and this great horned owl will celebrate sunday. >> it's a female hatched in 1962.nd she grew up in a san francisco home before coming to the zoo. >> the owner fed the owl hamburger and balogna. so king richard, a female. but will live to 50 now. >> it's the secret. balogna and hamburger. >> that is going to do it for us.

the owl is going to stay. >> the owl is like, take that. still to come, we'll show you how to save some green the next time you rent a car. >>> car rental companies are adding more green to their fleet. our partners at u.s.a. today report more rental agencies are offering a selection of electric and hybrid cars. and while you will save on fuel costs, those greener options do carry a higher daily rental rate. and saving money at the pump may feel more important these days. according to aaa today the average price for a regular of unleaded is up to $3.80 across the nation. that's up 3 cents in the last week. 29 in the last month. but it's the pain at the pump is too much for you, one local high school student may have the answer. and today, he drove 230 miles from jersey city, new jersey, to bethesda, maryland, to prove he could do it on one tank of gas. anny hong is live in bethesda where that trip ended minutes ago. hi anny. >> hi lesli. yeah, there he is holding his helmet. his friends are here for support. made this trip in 12 hours. chec

they have a dive bombing owl. our mobile 5 camera spotted the owl yesterday afternoon.k in the middle, you can see the face. hikers say that the bird has been dive-bombing dogs who have been walking by the tree on the claremont canyon trail in the berkeley hills. >> one of the owls clipped the dog and took off made a screeching sound. >> keep dogs on leashes. it's in a tree that the family of owls called home a few years ago. >>> a wayward california sea lion pup is rescued from a parking lot. the female found on sunday at a state beach near san diego. animal care specialists at seaworld say that the female probably just nine or ten months old, that's usually the age where the mother says good- bye to the pup. this one probably was unable to find enough food. workers will make sure that they rehydrate the pup and then release it back into the "wild." >> looks lonely there. >>> it is 5:55 now. soccer fans in argentina got way out of control over the weekend. >> that is not good. fights breaking out and vehicles were burned during a match on sunday. one of the coaches was

hikers say that owl has been dive bombing dogs in the berkeley hills on the trail. our mobile 5 camera found it late this afternoon. it has nested in the same eucalyptus tree that a family of owls called home a few years ago. park rangers are asking that dogs be kept on leash in that area. it looks mean. >> not because it's going to rain, is it? [ laughter ] >> we should be happy about that. >> raining cats and dogs. so you know -- >> just stepped in a poodle. >> no more owl stories right? >>> good evening. we got to do it, we got to fire up our live high-def doppler radar. but first off, let's head on outside. it's our live cbs 5 weather camera aboard chopper five. boy, we're finally getting some green republican up on the hillsides there. temperatures today a little unseasonably cool from 57 degrees in san francisco to 64 degrees in redwood city. and those clouds are all associated with a cold front that's heading this way. there's your live high-def doppler radar right now no green on the screen. so let's together see where we can anticipate the first round of ra

owls, owls is the other name, right? owls. and on the other hand, honor, if you interpreted it in a particular way, it meant that we're not going to give up on the saigon government. now, if you were really savvy about this, you knew that's what the war was all about. it was about preserving the saigon government in connection with that issue of creditability and so forth. and as long as nixon said that, if you were savvy, uyou could project it wasn't going to be easy to get out of this war. but it was a good way of approaching the war, and i think nixon himself perhaps believed he could pull it off. >> katherine, john? okay. yes, ma'am. >> by name is gail kates and i wanted you to speak a little bit more about nixon's response to the leak of the pentagon papers being the downfall rather than the fact that if he'd just -- you indicated if he'd just let it go, maybe it would have not been so important. would you talk about that a little more? >> certainly. the pentagon papers as a study, as a military analysis, as a strategic s

she claims five owls, similar to this one live in the trees. >> my crews looked throughout the treest found any evidence of nesting owls. >> reporter: he says besides reducing fire danger is to bring in a native california habitat and some red woods have already been planted. >> and/or remove all the eucalyptus so we can create a more diverse habitat. >>> the owl is not in danger in the cemetery, in hopes one day they will live here, in the red woods that they are planning. live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a big increase in salmon returns. they forecast 1.65 million snusnubbing in oregon and 819,000 in the san francisco river. >>> there is more severe weather ahead for mid-west and southern states already dealing with a deadly round of tornadoes. 13 people were killed. the video here is from harrisburg, illinois, which was hit hard. six people died there. scientists say it was attorney apart from an f-4 tornado, which is the second highest. it was 200 yards wide, winds 175 miles an hour. in tennessee three people killed and three in missouri and one in kansas. the national

the council indicated support for a plan to create a 100 acre haven for the owl.signated as a species of special concern due to the declining population. ing the preserve would cost $1500 with an and maul maintenance bill of another -- $15,000. >>> the winds have died down what about the rain? >> intensity less, coverage less that is going to be the case as it continues to taper throughout the afternoon. 6:15. let's take a look at the embarcadero to the port of oakland clouds still low, still moisture out there, marin county you can see sir francis drake boulevard, lucas valley road, panoramic highway, edgewood avenue down to donahue street all showing wet weather now. mccartney road between alameda and san leandro, redwood road, latest update, wet afternoon the rain is moving into concord, clayton, walnut creek, alamo and danville now. the -- that stretches to san leandro, richmond-san rafael bridge, redwood city, wood=qb1 side temperatures in the low to mid 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay except gilroy at 52°. morning showers taper during the afternoon as ene

. >>> park rangers are warnings walkers to look out for a particular owl. it's been swooping down acting aggressive toward dogs. so far, no parks have been hurt. the owls are defending her nest and eggs inside. thank you for trusting us for your news. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. right now teachers have passed the school meeting where they're drawing budget cuts. we'll tell you what they're demanding. we're always here for you. tmz is next right here on tv 36. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. who made an un

sad news tonight from the maryland -- a 4-year-old snowy owl has died. she died on saturday. she had a recurring medical problem. a necropsy will be done to determine the cause of death. this is the second snowy owl to die in the last five months. >>> years of warnings to teens about the dangers of using tobacco have fallen on weave ears. despite education and advertisements, one in four high school seniors still smokes. that's according to a new report. more than 80% of them started by the time they were 18 and today more than 600,000 middle school students and 3 million high school students smoke. efforts to prevent them from using and chewing tobacco have all been unsuccessful. >> to many of our children are addicted, to many cannot quit and to many go onto die far to young. >> now tobacco use remains the leading cause of preventable death. the report suggests more work needs to be done including creating smoking bans and increasing taxes onto bako products. last week a judge blocked an fda mandate. . the obama administration appealed the decision. this is the first look a

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and to do with the species of the spotted owl. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you very much, mr. secretary, for joining us today. i appreciate your willingness to discuss your budget proposals and other matters of importance and concern to americans. blm is currently operating under an interim plan that outlines certain procedures for maintaining the habitat of the sage grouse. i wanted to ask just off the bat if there's any possibility that a state plan could be approved as a substitute to that interim habitat management plan. >> senator lee, i think you have your finger on what is one of the most important issues for us in 11 states in the west. in that vein governor mead from wyoming and the governor from colorado are working with bob abbey, the director of the blm to see how we can move forward with the template that was developed in wyoming so we can allow development to move forward and at the same time have a western state strategy that is protective of the habitat and that is protective of the sage grouse. it seems to me that in dealing

what's the owl for? >> the owls got rid of the pigeons. when i got here, there were 20 or 30 pigeons in the factory and we had to get rid of them and, you know, we're a "b" corp so we're humane! so, i hung owls all over the factory. the pigeons lined up and they walked out the door. >> reporter: ice stone is one kind of "b" corp; revolution foods, another. co-founder kristin richmond: >> we're serving 120,000 hethy meals a day, 80% of which are served to students on the free and reduced lunch program. >> reporter: cooks at seven culinary centers around the country prepare fresh school meals daily, using no artificial ingredients. with fresh fruit and vegetables galore. each morning, the meals are trucked to schools like potomac lighthouse in northeast d.c. where kids get low-fat, low-cal alternatives to today's traditional fare. though thisays alth food wasn't instantly recognizable. >> milk, butter, squash? >> uh, squish. >> we had pasta, and it was really good, and the butterscotch. it was good. i ate some of it. >> reporter: the mystery

the owl has made its home in clermont canyon park.gs. none have been hurt. park rangers say the owl is defending her nest and the eggs inside. the rangers put up signs telling people to keep pets on leashes. >> interview: she does not make a distinction 2010 what she might think of as a coyote or dog. >> interview: it's a potential threat to her nest site. >> interview: i keep the dogs on the leash through the areas where they indicate they are nesting. >> interview: the warning signs will likely stay until the eggs hatch and the owl let's leave the nest. >>> the teachers are planning to protest against the school district. they are upset the board is waiving seniority and is in the protest of sending 5020 notices to staff. a immediate yay tor will now come into help resolve a labor dispute at mount diablo school district. [ people chanting ] >> reporter: teachers rallied before last night's school board meeting in concord, there are two sticking points, the length of the contract and furloughs. the district wants furloughs in the wak

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this more than likely pushes tebow owl of town. denver is taking a bit of a gamble since manning struggled with neck injuries and conflicting reports on how long he will be in rehab and how comfortable he is with throwing a football. >>> it's not the bachelor but abc has a new reality show taking place in baltimore. it's called ball boys, follows the sports memorabilia business at robbys first base in baltimore. it features negotiation, buying and selling of unique memorabilia at the store and at off site locations. the show will have sports legends from jim brown to pete rose. premiers saturday the 24th. >>> cherry blossom starts today. see the flowers at piece blooms get there soon. experts say they will reach the peak blooming period this week. it's celebrating 100th anniversary. japan gave 3000 cherry trees to the capital. the festival is scheduled to last five weeks. >>> celebrate the fist day of spring, ritas is giving away free italian ice all day long. the doors at most locations open at 10:00 this morning. choose from the

>>henry: can you tell us about the all the villa owl. >> great horned owl is a native.d 'olivia', she will look at anything that is moving. >> sheet is part of your educational program. >> she is. we used her for wildlife theater, educational school programs. we even have shows and wildlife theater. she amazes people with her natural beauty. been let us take a look if this indigo snake. this is the largest snake native to the united states and northern florida and southern and georgia. they are very impressive. >> why are they called " integral "? indigo -- >> when you can see them in the sunshine. their schedules have an iridescent sheen it is bluish. there -- come ou the naf their hunting style is impressive. their skillscales-ty are thrashers they grab on to their prey with their mouth and hit it against a rock, ground, tree. they basically beat it to death. >>henry: let us talk about another attraction the elephants. >> we are all one of the only zoo and north america. >> now the auditors are back. >> the dolphins are a major-the offers -- >> the dollar dolphin >>pa

. >> the switch is a bit more difficult for night owls. early risers spend the extra hour in the dark. how big a deal can this really be? we are talking about one hour, 60 minutes, 3600 seconds. experts will tell you that it can change your entire way of life. studies have shown an increase in traffic and workplace accidents on the monday after the switch to daylight savings time. the report published in the new england journal of medicine documented a 5% increase in the number of heart attacks at three days after the march time change. the most difficult clock to resect is our own internal timepiece. >> all of your organs have clocks as well. it is not that you just get tired, at the rest of you, your hormones are altered, in your metabolism is altered. >> for most of us, it is a little less dramatic. " i like my phone, it does it for me. >> time marches on. >> that clock picture keeps freaking me ou >> organs have their own clocks? pianos, guitars. >> we can only get into trouble from here. 67 degrees today at the airport. 70 at the inne

. >> we were overwhelmed by the fact he was in icu and now we had to search and try to find owl all theseeople. >> his mom went to her laptop and logged on to next door.com. it's online network to link neighbors in close proximity. it was a health emergency but next door is more commonly used to get neighbors to share tips to find a baby-sitter or discuss community issues. city is enthusiastic about it. >> next door provides opportunity for neighbors to get to know neighbors through a social network very localized small so also >> it also addresses a growing problem. >> i may know my neighbors on my left and right but i don't know who is living across from me or down the street. >> it takes ten households to start a group. two have been created in 973 neighborhoods. the ceo and cofounder of next door. >> it's not like facebook or twitter, it's about strengthening and amplifying real world relationships that already exist. >> and open up dialogues that can save lives. >> i was really grateful, all my friends, their parents get the message so they can take antibiotics because they could be

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for example, "new york times" headlines during this period, covering nixon's campaign, that made -- owl was the other name -- and on the other hand, honor, if you interpreted it, that meant we're not going to give up on the side line government. now, if you were really sap pea about this, that's what the war was all about. it was reserving the sideline government with the issue of credibility and so forth. as long as nixon said that, you could project that it wasn't going to be easy to get out of this war. but it was a good way of approaching the war and i think nixon himself perhaps believed he could pull it off. yes, ma'am? >> hi, my name is gail. i wanted to speak a little bit more about nixon's response to the pentagon papers being the downfall. rather than the fact that if he just -- and would you talk about that a little more. >> the pentagon papers had a study, as a military analysis, as a strategic study were about decisions, that it all happened in or behind or before 1968. president johnson, kennedy, eisenhower, actually, and mostly democrats. fdr and truman. there was no cont

over his telling of ain't no minor night owl, commissioner dan richards outraged many californians by posting photos of himself with the dead animal online. hunting downlines is legal in idaho, but, instead of trying to remove richards he will revise the conflict of interest code. >>> is deciding his right to speak at uc berkeley. he urged supporters today on polarizing political figures visit. >> someone on this campus would say, you shouldn't hear what i have to say when the world listens to what i have to say? and. >> this is video posted by the nation of islam from inside the overhaul where lewis eric on the trust of full house. if the long-time african- american leader both praised and criticized for his political views and outspoken style. >> he has the positive message. >> something that he has to say, a lot of it makes sense and is the truth. >> the negative impact on the community comes from his constant and consistent and strong hateful remarks, discriminatory remarks, anti-semitic, homophobic and terrible remarks. >> he says he supports those rights that he is concerned abo

to great -- crews say they have examined the trees carefully and have not seen any sign of nesting owl. meteorologist is mark is here it's hard to believe we're going to be seeing 70s very soon. >> we're going to have to begin that. kind of like rollercoaster. the heat last week, cold storms this week and go the other direction at least over the next few days. the map that can show you this on live storm tracker 2. the system that we have been dealing with is scooting now to the north and east with that we already have clearing skies across good portion of the bay area. look at the latest reports you can see winds gusting to 223 miles an hour. this was beautiful sun set looking out for the golden gate bridge out in the distance there. few white cloud but still multi clear skies across the region. for tonight we do have. coolest locations back down into the lower 30s. warming up weekend back up into the upper 60s. tomorrow morning coolest locations into lower 30s for santa rosa, napa, fair field 37 degrees. we could have some patchy fog to start out the day especially for the inland val

. >> morning people adapt to the change better than so-called night owls. >> that's not good for us. >>> we don't know their names, but we know what they did. someone posted their rescue on youtube, a video camera was pointed near the beach when about 30 dolphins swam up, beaching themselves. there's speculation they were caught in the strong current. dazed tourists can be seen kicking off their sandals and wading into the water helping the dolphins. pretty remarkable. once all the animals were off the sand, the impromptu rescue team started cheering, as well they should. >> that's something to cheer about. that's nice. >>> apparently the sky is not the limit for the widely popular angry >> how the game is literally going out of this world. g >>> birds in space. nasa is helping to test a new version of the game -- everyone plays angry birds. this has zero gravity condition. >> a model of the birds and pigs 242 miles above earth, then worked to calculate the trajectory of launching an angry bird in orbit. angry birds space will be available on march 22nd. >> they are going into orbit,

accused in last week's massacre the sittings barred owl rise in afghanistan and strain the already tense relations between u.s. and afghan governments and his family moved to u.s. military base for their own safety. >>> that's why his name is now reaping reveals what is. i think there's some serious concern about safety. this plan served in iraq and is falling in injury colleen m. provides device. >>> it was a car accident as a result of the iud the response of the focus of attention. >>> i think it's of interest that we have a soldier who has an exemplary record in decorated soldier. who was injured in iraq let injuries to his brain and body and despite that setback brown as the other high- profile clients including harris more the self so-called bare foot and in the serial killer ted bundy both men were convicted he says he could travel to kuwait next week to meet his latest defendant had revlon's for cbs news los angeles. >>> other bay area headlines now a helicopter pilot made an emergency landing at about airports the faa says that the pilot was approaching the airport when she expe

now, the owl is defending eggs in her nest in a claremont canyon tree. park rangers have put up warning signs, they say, keeping pets on a leash will keep them from becoming prey. no dogs have been hurt yet. the warning signs will likely stay up until the eggs hatch and the owlettes leave the nest. >>> republican voter are casting ballots in primaries in mississippi and alabama today. ktvu's scott macfarlane is in our washington d.c. newsroom with why the primaries are especially important to the campaign of newt gingrich. scott. reporter: in fact, both those voters in both of those states' voters are going to the polls right now. newt gingrich now the only candidate still on the ground still campaigning in that region. mr. gingrich has something of a southern strategy. he wants to add wins in both alabama and mississippi to his victories in georgia and south carolina to help boost his stalling campaign. in fact, gingrich has a primary night event in birmingham tonight. the polls are too close in these two states to determine who's the favorite. but rick

maybe do that bernie sanders was suggesting, calls the commodity futures trading commission and gets owlem, sends out the attorney general to make sure there's no gouging people see activity but still don't feel it at the pump, how many points is that worth? >> that would have to be contextualized in the broader economy. if there are jobs being created the economy moving forward, that's the type of situation he's strong in november. if the slightest blip, that's why the margin is very thin, you can see the numbers move very quickly. >> the romney campaign released a list of some of the songs that he likes to kick back and listen to: a big tilt toward country. >> based on his play list, he is clearly running for the republican nomination in 1976. thanks so much gentlemen for joining us. >> up next, the gop presidential herd shows no sign of thinning. >> coming up, is social security the third rail of politics, then newt gingrich is definitely the third wheel. don't go away. calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seams like, "oh, ho-hum, no big deal." >>we have no choice,

after he passed away in 2008 the memphis commercial appeal reporter filed a request for owl documents related to earnest withers. and there had been rumors that he also had been a confidential informant, a c.i. but he hadn't gotten the official confirmation yet. they got back a bunch of documents. got back a lot of documents that weren't responded to, obviously. one of those documents that he received from the fbi, directly, was what looks to be an innocuous memorandum. it's on the last page of the opinion in your packet. second to last page. and at the bottom, there's a line that says he was formally designated as ne-38r. caption. earnest withers, ci, end quote. and so mark, the reporter, got this document and said, well, this officially confirms for me that earnest withers was a c.i. he went back to a bunch of documents and he was able to take it and five other references to witherss throughout all the documents. he knew right here that he was a confidential informant. so he filed a lawsuit. and he asked for a complete response. the confidential informant file was not included in th

winner gets a date with the temple owls. let's go out to dayton, ohio. getting groove on when pregame drills were taking place. all usf. bears down 24. victor rudd runs by the bears' defense. seconds later, bears down 26. augustus gilchrist misses the jumper. but the finish and the dunk. south florida win 65-54, ending cal's season. the only tv reporter, traveling with the team. >> tonight in dayton, ohio, the cal basketball season came to a close, as the bears were bounced from the ncaa tournament at the hands of south florida. california, man handled by the bulls from tampa. 65-54, and a frustrating end for the season for the blue and gold. >> we dug ourselves a huge hole in the first half. probably as bad as i've seen us play. we didn't seem to have energy. they shot the ball in. we couldn't make a shot. we couldn't get loose balls. >> we let up at some point. we stopped working as hard. we thought things would come easier. especially on the offensive end. i think we just kind of thought that people were going to let us have shots or something. >> the

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a spring s&l owl, summer, and then a drop in the rally through the year, but things are different in an election year. what are the key differences? >> this is a seasonal study based on the presidential cycle. you get a pullback in march, and be careful. it could rally longer than the bears want, into april, and 99 nosedive for a couple of months and then have a big rally into september. either way, we're in a period where you have to look for a little bit of a correction. we'll know in a few days whether we're following the traditional or the presidential pattern, tom. but overall, if you look at the model. they're bullish because of the presidential year and because we follow a rally into the end of the year anyway. >> tom: a couple of places where you're looking to make mon sesmith and wesson. swh. it had a niceeral fre3 to $5. where do you see it going? >> minimum target is 7. but i could see it in the 10 on 12 area in the next six to 12 months. there's a big interest in guns and protection, ammunition sales are up. i'm not advocating it. just telling you what the charts are sayi

so the proposal in the notice was to enable the movement of owl after that information from physical public files to digital. it's a proceeding that's open now. we're looking carefully at the record and i know that i personally do not have to go to a tv station that i can get this information in -- as all our campaigns do today. i'm injurous as to why we're doing this. what is it in the political file that you all tell us all of the pieces of that? >> again, the the proposal in the notice would apply to all of the different elements of the public file. the items that broadcasters have to maintain in the file are prescribed by statute. the date and time of ads, the purchaser. the rates it's listed in statute. they're many the public file and the intended audience of the public disclosures is the public at large. any member of the public who wants to see that information can get it. they have to go to the station, knock on the door and ask to see the public file. >> i don't agree with you on that. for example, our media buyers gave us all of that information in the last campaign instan