that's how her blood dripped on to the comforter on pat's bed.h the rooms trying to clean up the blood, but there was simply too much of it. blood found on the curtains showed she opened them to see if mars had returned. when he arrived, andrea left through the front door and locked it on her way out, tracking fresh blood across the front porch. several hours later, when she realized she had left her wallet behind, she returned, tracking dried blood on top of the foot impressions left earlier, proving there were two separate visits and proving mars davis had been telling the truth. >> she said that she killed the guy. >> did she say why? >> because they told her to. >> they meaning who? >> these voices that she heard in her head. >> andrea morris, almost unrecognizable from her days as a stripper, maintained her innocence, but the jury didn't buy her story. in october of 2007, she was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. the pat mcrae case shows how a single drop of blood can be the difference between a convic

john, pat, and doug. pat, i'll start with you, where? >> three big things.ing obamacare. i think the second is, you know, probably the economy. the fact that it's not working for a lot of people. and by the way, no one in either party is talking it about that. and the third is this creeping -- this growing issue of the rule of government, overreach of government. that's what part of the irs is, part of benghazi. a sense they're going too far. i think that's partly the weakness, but right now, the biggest think is obamacare. >> independentz 2 writes, the weakness on health care. >> to be fair, we have to acknowledge the democrats' greatest advantage, bluntly, is the republicans. the division we saw at cpac is the only reason why obama and democrats have a chance of holding the senate, which is not withstanding the issues of vulnerability which are very real. the republicans poll about 20% and it's tough to win an election like that. >> could we put numbers on the screen and john, talk about this. this looks like a talking point for somebody, even if it's just

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly, and here we go, folks. all of the area schools are closed today and two school districts have decided about tomorrow. prince william county schools will be closed and the frederick county schools in virginia closed as well. you can get the realtime updates any time at nbcwashington.com. and a live look outside and the snow has stopped to come kodownn the nation's capital. be. >> but that does not mean it is safe to go out doors. veronica johnson is in the weather center with the latest. veronica? >> yes, and for the overnight period travel is dangerous with a lot of icy patches on the area roads. and meanwhile, we are seeing the snow head out of here just as chuck bell said this morning, the last of it is right down here to the south. you can see the exit of st. charles county and st. mary's, and the northern neck down here. this one area should be out of here in the next two the three the hours completely making its way east and southeast, and then what is next for us is some very cold air. and now n a few

this is what pat touched on. corruption of the irs for political purposes, when nixon mused about using the irs to go after his enemies, they had an article of impeachment in the house judiciary committee. >> maybe there was more transparency then. just to clarify, her attorney said she will testify, but she will show up this week, ask for a week delay. if she gets it, she may testify. >> but you know, she is being used as a political pawn in a bigger game, which plays into what pat and john are talking about. basically, the corruption of our entire federal government, the politicization of the investigatory process. i don't believe she's believed she's waived her fifth amendment right, whether or not, to be fair to you, jamie, she has done it. more political circus, more political theater. we're not going to learn anything from her, i don't believe, except our government is irretrievably and irrevocably broken. >> at the same time, the irs is planning bigger attacks because not even republicans will stand up for

pat collins with more. hey, pat. >> reporter: two sexual assaults, two days apart near two popular stores here in bailey crossroads. you can imagine what people are saying here about that. >> it's awful. it's terrible. we're scared that this is happening. you hear it more and more. >> reporter: bob's furniture store, january 29th, 6:00 a.m., a woman is walking outside a building. she's on her way to a bus stop. she says she hears foot steps coming up behind her. a man grabs her, forces her to the ground and assaults her. she manages to run away. the suspect described is tall and thin wearing a black mask and a hood and an orange jacket. you can see him in the foreground of this surveillance picture. >> well, you have to watch where you're going. always be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: the ross department store across the street. two days later, january 31st, it's about 6:00 p.m. a 28-year-old woman is shopping inside. she's approached by this well dressed man. he's a smooth talker. she's apprched

pat. >> there's an increase risk that putin could move into eastern ukraine. i'm not sure that he wants to do that because that could result in severe sanctions. >> adorn think he -- i don't think he want to do it and the u.s. wants to come down with sanctions. it could turn in a danger. >> there is a greater risk of territorial disputes and it started when the united states invaded iraq and that's what vladimir putin used and it is the fly in the ointment and the u.s. logic. >> he does anything in ukraine not with russian forces and uniforms, he will find some way to have a local community dressed in nonmilitary garb and they will make pressure on the existing government which is so corrupt, they have no support so you have to watch the interior politics in which they are expert. you saw how carefully he moved to crimea. if he does anything in the ukraine it will be equally thought out and planned. >> there is a new government in there and there are elections in may. he will let it run out. >> issue two, church and state, president obama met with pope francis

pat collins, snow stick winner. >> i would have voted for them, too. temperatures will be a little cooler than average and, in terms of the chances of seeing some snow, there is a slight chance. they might get a little bit of use with the snow stick. there are some people who don't get the day off when it snows. that includes the guard at arlington national cemetery. despite the blowing snow, they stood tall. the funeral was for lieutenant colonel newman. he served from 1942 to 1975. during his 33-year career, he won numerous awards, including the bronze star. he died this past fall at the age of 93. >>> if you need a true sign of how we all feel about this winter, how about this one?ouid church. it says whoever is praying for snow, please stop. i'll add a couple pleases to that, too. that's all for news this week. be safe, be kind and be happy. bye bye. >>> breaking news on 95 in lorton, an overturned bus. we've got a lot of people hurt and part of a highway shut down. >>> we are also following a delo

we just couldn't be prouder. >> pat, you're laughing.e laughing so hard. >> the funniest thing ever. >> it's something i have read, but i haven't seen it. this is a woman saying now it's stopping disease. this is a woman who in a moment of unbelievable truth said we have to pass obamacare so we can find out what's in it. now she's doing this. now she said we couldn't be -- now it's stopping disease. this is samind boggling disaster, and you know, in the pew poll, and this is one of the things i don't like about polling, is when you write questions to get results like, should we work to improve it? or should we, you know -- >> work to make it fail? >> work to make it fail? how about the common sense answer, which is get rid of this, replace it with something that works and it draws the country together. this thing is an ongoing -- here's the problem politically, democrats like nancy pelosi are stuck on saying we're going to fix it, except they never offer a solution to fix it, and republicans never offer something to replace it. so i'm st

pat? >> well, jim, this weekend, we actually spring our clocks forward. how can you spring your clock forward with all of this stuff around? snow us your frustration. send in the angry, angry snow pictures. let's get on with the pat collins' snowstick challenge. there is a time and place for everything. but march is not the time, and washington is not the place for this kind of snow. we call this snow stick challenge "snow us your frustration." we ask you to send in pictures of your angry snow faces. best picture gets the snow stick. the pet category. get this snow is off of my nose. get the snow off my nose. get the snow off my nose now. you want me to go where? now i'm not leaving this house, and until it is 70. at the tirasol on connecticut avenue, they have clear ed a space on the sidewalk and put some chairs and tables outside and they say they are closed for breakfast, but they hope to open for lunch. sure they will. now, on to the wish fful thinki category. dresed for the weather that you want, and not the weather that the you have. hey, when does

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. and news4 broke this story on air, online and on social immediate kra this morning. an arrest in the possible murders that have shaken the alexandria community. the focus is in wheeling, west virginia, where a man is in custody, and the authorities are trying to figure out if he had anything to do with the prominent deaths of three people in alexandria. the man's name is charles severance and he is 53 years old, and this is video of him in a court appearance. he was arrested yesterday on a warrant out of loudoun county yesterday on a weapons charge. he asked an attorney, and he said he did not want to be extradited back to virginia. he is being held on a $100,000 bo bond. >> authorities will ask him about the murders of nancy dunning and ron kirby and ruthanne lodato. all three were active in the community and all three killed in their homes. last week, police said that the strong evidence of the deaths l linked and a possible serial kille killer. >> and we looked at the mug shot that

i said, tune in, chime in, and it's pat caddelcaddell.n on twitter twittertwitter, twitter, @fninsiders.leboutilli. doug shown, and skwlojoining us satellite, pat caddell, fox news contributor. he's in charleston where it's much warmer than it is in new york. let's start with the plane situation. you heard representative king there, congressman king there sayi saying, and many others saying the united states is going to have to get to the helm of this thing, otherwise, it might not be solved. why do you think that's the criticism? >> the criticism is fair because it's been ten, 11 days. nobody is taking the lead. the malaysian government has been slow to reach what appears to be the obvious and sad conclusion that there was malfeasance involved at a very serious and senior way. this may be terrorism, what you said in the lead-in, absolutely right. this is a question of international air safety, and it's a more fundamental question of american leadership around the world. this is another example where we are not providing real leadership.

live at the kenilworth park, pat collins, news4. >>> thank you, pat. the second search is under way along the an cost ya river, and the boats are in the area near benning road northeast for any signs of the missing girl. jackie bensen continues the news team coverage with that sid of the story. jackie? >> we want to show you what is going on and you can see right across there at the an cost ya river, police divers have been going in and out of the water. and the significance of this k section is that we are directly downstream from kenilworth aquatic gardens and that is is where the search for relisha rudd has been focused for days. complicating the matters is yesterday's torrential rains which have made the water murkier than usual, and that is why earlier we saw the officers out there using a technology that appeared to allowed them to see underneath the water, and they isolated a certain area behind us just at the edge of the an cost ya in the park. and now the divers are n and they have been going in and out and take ing a much closer lookt that ar

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look at pat is giving him a pat down there. he studies nursing in san francisco. he stunned everyone by solving it with only two letters on the board. on the today show this morning he said the trick is practice practice practice. >> the people that know me they know my skills as a puzzle solver. i have been playing online on twitter on the video games, the app, and i just know my skills prove that everything is real. this is me and my brain has been working. >> so you believe him now, right? it is that brain that earned him $45,000 and also $63,000 in winnings overall. great job there, impressive. what do you think about that, rob? >> that was amazing. yeah. the board could not even keep up. right now we're seeing our skies clear around the area. this is a snapshot of where we're going this weekend. mist in a few spots. the sea breeze has come back. the marine air back into our inland valleys. that's why today's highs will be running cooler. hour by hour the forecast. low clouds hanging out on the coast, so the change we're about to see not really arriving for th

pat buchanan. pay period i don't think she should be worried but there's no doubt the populist rhetoric should be appealed. the reason it's not going anywhere is not because hillary clinton knew of the centerleft candidate. three reasons, one reason is basically obama care which is the great liberal enterprise that big government has turned into eight total debacle and basically discredited the idea of liberalism. secondly if you look at the entire western world, all of themave reached the limits of the massive welfare state, how much you contacts and how much you can spend and it's affecting growth. so these are two of the reasons for the fact that it's not going anywhere. >> you think hillary clinton is more properly described as they centrist? >> the energy in the democratic party is around pism. i think only clinton is fairly portrayed as the centrist, but if you look at the preschool education, raising the minimum wage, she's not going to have any difficulty crafting of vision that will appeal

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up by pat. is that a bonus? >> they said it but they didn't illuminate it quickly. >> they were shocked. >> he should get double the money for that. >> i agree. >> and vannah throwing her arms up like that? >> jimmy fallen is next. >> see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- billy joel. chelsea clinton. an

pat roberts in. dennis eisley, sean hannity, libertariansgrich. and social conservatives can absolutely work together if we realize we are both trying to limit the government when it comes to freedom. >> thank you so much. point,alding, at some tends to get -- at what point do we dissipate to the point where we are no longer we the people. chose the word

our weakness does what pat described.n an armed conflict, and somebody has to sound the arm for political insiders. >> and it can't be mccain and graham anymore because they're overly bellicose in every instance. >> people start to tune out the sort of same message from the same people. >> somebody has to get up with a commonsense peace through strength. obama, i want toñr ask the twitr audience, anyone here, does anyone believe there's anything obama will not withdraw from? faced with pressure. >> you mentioned the carter doctrine. i have never heard any of you at the table compare president bzma to president carterçóñr un right now. and we'reñr talking foreign policy, and you're saying carter woul"i have been stronger on ths issue. >> also, carter, he learned quickly. but the important thing is, jimmy carter was an american i] exceptionalist. he believed in protecting america and american interests. i do not believe this, and i hate to sayÑi this about a president of my own party, the first president who does not think

the reigning champion and longtime politician pat quinn. and the other the challenger and political newcomer bruce ronner. >>quinn has come out swinging. >> opposing the raising of the minimum wage to $10. something that he later retracted to say his words were taken out of context. he actually does support raising the minimum wage. with the launch of this advertisement uc his campaign strategy taking form. one of class warfare blasting the multimillionaire businessman as elitist and out of touch with the working class. >> at a democratic rally downtown he sharpened his elbows and slam them setting the tone for his campaign. >> those who work hard 40 hours a week should not have to live in poverty. i believe in them raising the minimum wage. that is exactly what we're going to do and illinois. as he is done through of his republican primary he took aim at the entire democratic leadership in springfield. promising to be an agent of change. he has a lot of material to work with. illinois is drowning in debt. the unsustainable public pensions

mary pat aerson: like food. one of the reasons that 've carried wght for ite a while is because of just eating too much and not caring enoughabou. ralph cygan: today there are morehan 100 million americans who are either overweight or obese. i think we have a very serious public health problem on our hands that we need to address as a nation. despite the fact that americans are more and more conscious about their weight, despite the fact that we have more and more so-called low fat foods and sugar substitutes, obesity is increasing constantly in the united states. i think it's fair to say we have an epidemic of obesity in the united states. today there are more than 100 million americans who are either overweight or obese. this is a disease and a condition which causes a whole host of important medical complications, so i think we have a very serious public health problem on our hands that we need to address as a nation. narrator: poor food choices, combined with increasingly sedentary lifestyles, are blamed for

governor pat quinn, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >> appreciate it.ur tdr 50, the illinois rising stars. which three democrats and three republicans made our list? that coming up at the end of the hour. names and faces you'll need to know in the coming years in the land of lincoln. >>> and from new faces to one that's been around for a very long time, the first number in today's databank. at least $40,000. that's how much a republican superpac is estimated to be spending on a new not-so-subtle attack ad against congressman ralph hall, 90 years old, and was first elected to congress when jimmy carter was president. he is facing another run in a runoff. his opponent is not associated with the ad, and denies he wants to make hall's age an issue in this race, but boy, does this tv ad do that. another record holder, name the states that did not exist yet the last time the chicago cubs won a world series. sorry, grandma. you won't have to wait nearly as long as the cubs to claim your prize. be first to tweet the right answer to @chucktodd, and you'll get th

. >> pat, do you have a question you go pat malloy. -- do you have a question? pat malloy. have to call on him. i'm scared of him. he is irish. >> pat malloy. i'm a trade lawyer in washington. an article in the new york times recently said we should focus on the trade deficit, that it is a real problem for this country. as you know, we've got about $9 trillion worth of trade deficits in the last 25 years. many people, and including warren buffett, have said that we should set a national goal to balance our trade. i have asked two previous speakers whether we should do so. i did not quite get clear answers. does the afl-cio support a national goal to balance trade, and then to evaluate trade agreements, whether they are helping us do that or not? >> absolutely. i could end there, but i won't. yes, we do support that. look, we have a deficit. there are four ways to fill the gap. one is, government spending. we are about maxed out there and you're not going to do much more government spending because of the political will. investment, we are not going to invest much more. we a

conservative commentator pat buchanan will be weighing in. stay with us. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. >>> welcome back, everybody. continuing our conversation with georgia's former president saakashvili. we're happy to have you here. i want to ask you quickly, you've said in a recent editorial that mr. putin's motivations are similar to those of pre-war germany. he wants to rectify what he sees as the unjust treatment and humiliation by western powers after the cold war. can you tell me why you feel this way? >> well, i mean, it's very similar, a carbon copy of what happened in czechoslovakia when germany was starting. also in europe. basically they claimed they had -- they went so-called to protect them, but then european power, chamberlain, british prime minister back then said, well, czechoslovakia is far aw

pat. >> up next, george clooney's ex get gets married. we are bringing in billy bush for this one. >>> and plus, aretha franklin responds to president obama's big spelling mistake. >>> and the latest development in the missing plane >>> new reaction today from aretha franklin on the misspelling of the signature song by thet president. it happened in a concert last week featuring the women of soul. >> when aretha first told us what rpspect meant to her. >> well, it could happen to any of us. and today, she released a statement saying that the president is a little tired and she did not take offense, and in her words, the president and i are mutual when it comes to r-e-s-p r-e-s-p-e-c te, respect, and the concert will air on pbs next month. >>> he calls it an urgent health crisis, and attorney general eric holder tackles the epidemic ravaging the area. >>> and today, malaysia is beefing up security worldwide after a flight goes missing mid flight with two passengers using stolen passports. >>> and today, big money >>> and today, big money b

barbara and pat. >> all right. thank you. there is a debate this afternoon about a cross symbol made from the rubble of the world trade centers, and the symbol has parked several protests. the group american atheists say it is a religious symbol and they don't want it included in the new york 9/11 museum, but most new yorkers say they are split. >> the religious part of me says it is a symbol of religion, but it is also a part of history. >> and the inclusion of the miracle cross is under the review of the appeals' court, and last year the judge ruled that the cross demonstrates how those at ground zero coped with the devastation. >>> how your husband's work schedule could affect your health. >> and plus a fascinating i-team investigation of how parents are pushing their luck at casinos. kids abandoned in extreme cold >>> how your spouse's work schedule could affect your health. the more a husband works the healthier the wife is. the extra money gives the wife access to better health care. but the reverse is not true. because

i would not pat yourself on the back for two out of 10. according to your number, the he know there are more reports but we don't have the base number. it's the sameif thing that happened between 2011 or 2012. before we have the evidence and data, we should not be patting ourselves on the back. it is still a significant failure, so please do not say we are succeeding. it's possible or fear retaliation, we are failing eight out of 10. >> we have a long way to go, you are absolutely correct. we don't have the raw numbers. we don't know if you have been raped in the military that there don't know what the total number of rapes were this year. don't know if they signed their name to a real report. if we don't have a real report, we are not doing any better. if it is one out of 10 cases, we are still where we were last year. we don't know the raw numbers and can see the data anyway. what's we have had reporting from sexual contact, four percent for women and seven percent, for men, it is between one percent and two percent. context, itorical ju

i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harvey and david, and both structural engineers and we want to talk about things that you might do before an earthquake to your home to make it more likely that your home will be ha bitable after an earthquake, what should we do? both structural and maybe even important non-structural things. >> you hear about how to prepare an earthquake kit and brace your book shelves and water tank and that is important. what you have to be careful is make sure that you are not going the easy things to make yourself feel better. if you have a bad structure, a bad building, then you need to be looking at that and everything that you do to keep your collectables in place is small and compared. if you have taken care of your structure, then there is a lot of stuff that you can do in your house that is non-structural and your chimney and water tank. >> let's talk about what the structural things might be. >> and he is exactly right. you don't want to make the deck chairs safe on the titanic, it is going down, you are going down, you have to make sure that

pat quinn tried that in 1994 in the illinois supreme court threw it out. to say you can pull off term limits is a little harder than it sounds. >> rick, there's been -- i saw that -- on my show about a month ago when i had the governor on, he kept talking about minimum wage was going to be on the ballot. is the minimum wage issue going to be on the ballot in november? clearly, obviously, governor desperately wants it on the ballot because of what that would mean in union money and all that stuff. give me what's realistic here. >> i don't think it's going to be on the ballot. i certainly think it will be something that a very strongly democratically controlled assembly will pass. fitting into that national mean from the president on down to democrats trying to use the issue of raising the minimum wage in sort of a class war issue. of course, if bruce rauner is the candidate -- he has had some serious stumbles over the issue of minimum wage, at one point saying it ought to be rolled back. illinois is a dollar higher than the federal minimum wage. at one poin

pat. >> a law was vetoed be will replicated in other states. >> and it will fail.n [ inaudible ] of michigan will easily win his congressional seat and continue the name in congress that has been there since the days of franklin roosevelt. >> the number of police cool prisoners held in russia increases in the months following the olympics. >> the congressional budget office is correct at assessing the lowest level of employment. >> i predict that the dutch politician will create a new coalition will succeed. >>> bye bye. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just

. >> pat sajak patted him down. >> just checking to make sure. >> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. brian williams joins us next with "nightly news." >>> on our broadcast tonight, is it the plane? two large objects spotted from the air and now the race is on to get there and confirm it in open ocean waters that have been called the most isolated part of the world. >>> hidden evidence, the clock is also ticking in the effort to find the black boxes before time runs out. the information they contain could explain this mystery. >>> in retaliation, president obama unleashes new sanctions on russia and vladimir putin answers right back. >>> and a major breach of security at what should be one of the safest structures in our country. "nightly news" begins now.

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to conductrmitted pat down's as well as being the preferred choice of pat down of children that have resulted that nerdy three percent are responsible for over 50% of all the pat down's. downs isem conduct pat certainly a well-intentioned policy. about heard continuing the implementations. due to the increased demands a passenger checkpoints. they tell me they are not positions because of insufficient number of them under the passenger checkpoint. getting the experience and other stations to be considered for a promotion. they are disproportionately kept at the checkpoint. in addition to making an effort youire more people, can discuss what steps they should take to ensure that females have an equal access training, promotion, male counterparts and the tragic shooting at los angeles international airport last year was resulted in the murder of hernandez. if you can tell us what steps they are taking to improve checkpoint security. how will it train its employees to handle an active shooter event so an attack at lax will not happen again. the kid just address those issues i would be m

in other countries people are breaking the pat t tents. it is sad what happened recently where the c.e.o. said cancer drugs were produced for western people who cannot afford it but not for indians. there is something quite immoral about that issue. >> what do you mean by breaking the patents? >> basically bringing up a genetic drug which is already covered by the pat tents. a brand name drug. so they say we have people who are dying. our population is sick. we cannot afford your huge prices so we are going to caller: cat it. we are going to use the medication. >> how do they know what is in the medicine? >> there are many ways. the active ingredient is known. a generic is a caller: of that ingredient. they synthesize and produce a generic. >> what would be your reaction if you were at a doctor's office and lipitor for instance all of a sudden the generic was available, what would you do? > i know it's gentlemen eric now. >> if they said you can have the brand name or gentlemen ner i can, would it matter? >> fits a quality generic i would

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we have pat garrett via skype from alberta. why was this beaver hanging there? >> we put as much meat and cookies on it as we can because the cubs haven't eaten for six months. we try to feed them because they're hungry. >> why make it such a challenge then for the bear? >> because there is seven or eight bears on the same plate and the big male bears will actually take all the food and not let mom take it for their cubs. so i thought, okay, well, big male bears, they can't climb trees as good as she could, so i thought, well, if i put it up high, she'll get it for her cub. >> wow. have you seen anything like this before? is this first time you capture a bear doing this? >> we have seen them stand on top of barrels. we have seen them tip barrels over. lots of different things, but this is definitely the first time i've seen this happen. >> what is the status of the beaver? did the bear come back or what happened after? >> oerh, yeah, she came back fi minutes later. i sat in the tree for ten hours and i started to film. as soon as i seen her coming, that's what i

quiet pat then week.he bay area for the next 7 takes but you will see the possibility of rain entering the picture. chance of rain. march 26, 27. that's next tuesday and wed. week from tomorrow we might be tracking some rain around here. at least that's the hope. tomorrow morning upper 30's to the low 40's in our coldest north bay valley. also the inland east bay valley low to sy weren't to bundle up when you leave home. most 80's mid 40's to low 50's. clear conditions expected tomorrow monk tomorrow afternoon breezy at the coast but the temperatures rising few degrees. 67 san francisco. 64 half man bay. a little warmer around santa rosa napa mid 70' 70's. 71 oakland 70 in fremont out toward antioch livermore an jose santa cruz all in the low 70's for your tuesday afternoon. the numbers continue to come up wednesday and thursday. we are near 80 degrees inland well above normal for this time of year. mid 60's coast side so that is the first day of spring. temperatures will start to slide a little bit. as w

sergeant pat moriarty is on duty.a falls state park police. >> our radio man yelled down the hall and said, we just got a call from the canadians. there's a man on the ice at terrapin point. >> not a safe place to be. terrapin point is a piece of land that sits as close to the falls as you can get. >> the drop from that point, at terrapin point, is over 180 feet straight down. if you go over in that particular spot, you're not going to survive. >> when moriarty arrives on the scene, it's even worse than he expected. the man is not on the icy formation on land. he's waist deep in frigid water. >> when i saw the victim standing almost in waist-deep water right at the brink of the falls, the hair on the back of my neck went up. >> moriarty immediately calls the fire department and the helicopter rescue unit. he also calls the power company upriver and asks them to use their dam to lower the water level. within minutes, niagara firefighter gary carella arrives on the scene. >> where the victim was standing is almost impos

. >> this entire video was shot by a guy named pat garrett and they are now telling us that the bear turned out to be a he and not a she and for more we have pat garrett via skype "right this minute" from alberta. why was this bear hanging there? >> when they come out of hibernation we put as much meat and cookies as we can because the cubs haven't eat been. >> why make it a challenge? >> because there's seven or eight bears on the same place and the big male bears will actually take all the food and not let the moms take it for their cubs so we thought, okay, them big male bears they can't climb trees as good as she could, so i thought if i put it up high she'll get it for her cubs. >> have you seen anything like this before? is this the first time you captured a bear doing this? >> we've seen them stand on top of barrels. we've seen them tip barrels over, lots of different things, but this was definitely the first time i've ever seen this happen. >> what's the status of the beaver? did anybody ever -- did the bear come back or what happened after? >> oh, yeah she came back five min

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these guys worked with cupcakes. >> pat anderson: yes, they did. yes, they did.t us cupcakes, and the second time they visited, they brought cookies. evidently, they took treats to every repository they visited. >> simon: and it worked. >> anderson: it did work. >> simon: but on july 9, 2011, the esteemed mr. landau got careless, and pat anderson's archivists got suspicious, caught them stealing, and called the police. how many things did they have when they were caught? >> anderson: they had 60 pieces of our library material. >> simon: okay, now, this is some of the stuff they stole? tell me what we're looking at. >> anderson: there are inauguration souvenirs. >> simon: from which inauguration? >> anderson: this is grover cleveland's. and these are fun-- tickets to andrew johnson's impeachment trial in the u.s. senate. and they grabbed a fistful of those. >> simon: i bet. there wasn't much security at the maryland historical society. but still, how do you walk out in front of the librarians' desk with 60 documents? the secret was sartorial-- deep pockets. and th