patti ann? patti ann: defense secretary leon panetta said he is saddened and shocked by this massacre. but he has blunt words for anyone who thinks it will change the u.s. position in the country? >> war is hell. these kinds of events and incidents are going to take place. they have taken place in any war. they're terrible events. and this is not the first of those events and it probably won't be the last. patti ann: panetta also says the accused soldier could face the death penalty. the defense secretary making remarks on route to kyrgyzstan a critical hub for supplies for troops in afghanistan. bill: we have 90,000 troops stationed there. that is the down 10,000 from june 2010. in 2011 the president bum announcing surge policy met the u.s. goals and drawdown would begin. the military mission in afghanistan set to end in 2014. the capital city of kabul where you saw video of protests, kandahar is down here in the south in the southern province where that tragic shooting occurred 4 hours ago. be

. >> patti ann: all right. downplaying the role of voters in the presidential election. the vp saying only a few things might produce a loss by president obama, including super pac money. is this a fair assessment? we'll have a fair and balanced debate straight ahead. >> gregg: plus, chaos on board that jetblue flight. the pilot now facing criminal charges after a major meltdown at 30,000 feet. what about the civil lawsuits against the airline? how about this one? negligent infliction of emotional distress. that's coming up. we'll talk to judge jeanine here ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small sinesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best tecology rul

"you betrayed me, pattie. you said that we would handle this offline, and a good man is being ruined as a result," and he snapped his briefcase shut and stormed out of the room and said, "i resign." and one of the other directors said, "can we accept his resignation?" the general counsel said, "yes." he put the motion on the table. it was seconded and passed within seconds. >> and that was that? >> that was that. so, he drove off and ended up going onto his mega-yacht in the mediterranean, and i suspect he thought over the ensuing days that it was just unacceptable that he was off the board, jay was going to be off the board, and i was still chairman. >> after that, perkins blew the whistle on hp's leak investigation, and she says he began a campaign of deceit about her. >> it was a disinformation -- a classic disinformation campaign, and he set the mind-set for basically everything that's believed about this right now. >> she says he sent out this e-mail disparaging her, and he influenced the media. >> the ne

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patty? >> but you know, these stocks have reflected that already. walter energy, which i am in with pete on, it's down 47% year over year. how much more do you need to reflect when you've got growth cutting by half? to me, it looks like it's been priced in at this point. am i saying to buy a handful of it? no, but i think you can go ahead and pick up little pieces. >> yeah, also on josh's point, i mean, you're right, there are a lot of stocks that are breaking out and these have not, but momentum trades work until they suddenly colossally and spectacularly do not. and you due have to look at things with a sense of fundamentals propelling you forward. >> mike murphy, thank you for joining us for your trade on joy global. >>> shares of tiffany are surging after the luxury retailer upped its forecast for 2012, also reporting it's in line with year-to-date projections, despite a rough holiday season. will tiffany really shine in 2012? patty, you're really into the consumer. tell us, what do you

. >> i'm patty patti ann browne ir janijamie colby. he's in a military jail at fort leavenworth, kansas. records are painting a different record. peter doocy joins us live from washington. hi, peter. >> reporter: we still don't know the specific motivation behind the alleged attack but we're piecing together bits and pieces of his life thanks to a blog kept by his wife caroline who was pregnant in 2006 when she wrote i only want the days to go by fast when it comes to bob coming home. when their daughter was born, sergeant robert bales was overseas. his wife wrote again in december of '06 about a phone call. it was bob calling from the airport in kuwait. it was so good to hear his voice. i told him how the birth went, and he got to hear quincy squeaking in the background. carolyn clairl thought if the family was pro active, they'd get their next stop. she listed as germany and italy as their top choices because they had the best adventure opportunities. we also know that her husband, the suspect here, joined the military after 9 l/11 b

patty, the prices are ridiculous.e porn shows, a great deal. >> have i to check that out. >> charles, you said you bring your own food to the theater. oh, the ladies must love you. >> me and my wife and my family went in and we brought all the food. it was fantastic. >> you are a charmer and a romantic. >> thank you, andy. i am all finished and wrapped up here. >> no more shows to promote or anything like that? >> actually i will be going on tour -- >> coming up -- does listening to rock and roll make you racist? if you say no, keep in mind that's exactly what a racist would say. >>> was there a patriotic chant and really a racist rant? after a high school basketball game in san antonio, texas they started yelling, usa! usa! usa! the san antonio edison didn't think this was cool taking it as a racial insult from a school with minority players to a school with mostly white players. they say, quote, this is disrespectful to our students. it is surprising and disappointing that anybody would would be out there making the

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patty edwards?well, big lots has been a benefactor of a lot of the overstock we have seen in the retailers. >> i think there's better places. >>> i would not be in the call space. i don't think the environment is conducive. they have been beaten up. sdploot it's been over a month now, knicks and shares of msg have enjoyed success off the newfound king of new york, but nike hitting another all-time high today. to break it all down, we welcome tapush barry. we should already say that nike had a relationship with engineer write lynn. it looks like they're trying to leverage it more? >> absolutely. so, i mean, this couldn't have worked out any better for nike. a new york market with the nips team starrings for good basketball. who you as the deals with the nba. is it nike or somebody else? >> it's adidas. >> don't they lose some leverage? >> yeah, they have a new sneaker. it's not even an actual kind of athletic high-profile sneaker. it's a higher fused low-top that they're selling. that's the closest t

patties day and a look at the forecast. hail damage in hawaii, golf ball sized hailstones denting cars and damaging roofs. it happened, five inches of rain came down in two hours. >>> we have really perfect weather for st. patty's day preview. celebrations started. baltimore had the parade saturday. it started in mount vernon. we might be wondering what is in store for the actual st. patricks day. >> st. patties day is going to be a warm day. that's good news. i will show you that in the seven-day forecast. right now, check out the satellite and radar, we see showers and thunderstorms all the way up towards the midwest, down to the gulf coast states. we can see it across the middle of the nation as well. kansas city missouri, chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms through this morning and the afternoon. we are also going to be dealing with the fact that well, we are pretty much dry, closer to home, we have cloud cover across the area. we will stay dry until maybe the overnight hours and in to tomorrow morning, that's

patty's day. celebrate with us and hear what new things teddy had to say. >>> dramatic video out of england where a horse and a rider take a fall. what you're looking at, i want you to pay attention to jockey richard johnson and his horse. >> what? how did that happen? >> apparently somehow after jumping over that post, they took a tumble. so there they are going over the post and then the camera moves right before the fall but it comes back. as you see the horse gets right back up after crashing through that gate, but a photographer and the jockey were hurt in the incident. >> you can see the photographer there, he's grabbing his head. i don't know if he hit his head on the railing or what? >> it looks like they got out of shape either right before the jump or right as they were going over. it almost looked like the jockey was off the horse as they were coming down. >> both the jockey and photographer received medical attention. the photographer had a severely cut lip, but the jockey is expected

patti, view on oil?> i like some of the suppliers, so somebody like schlumberger or into the pipelines like kinder morgan and take the fat dividend and put it in the bank. >> dr. jay? >> i like holly. i think they might do pretty well going forward as well. i like that. i am sticking with conco-philipps, that they have the spin off coming up and 3.5% in yield out performing and i think it continues to out perform. >> i am buying the bike companies on the price of gasoline. get a check on the s&p 500 as we head to the bra he can. we are down on the dow and the s&p and we'll get more from the traders coming back on this and is lou lou lemon's momentum cracking? we have the trade on the once hot stock which is canadian. not sure how i feel about that. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families.

patty, you have a comment for jane?spending is any indication, the company should do well. >> they are so cute. >> jane, thank you. all right. jane wells. coming up, we asked you where you'd invest your megamillions. we're talking jackpot money after the break. they have names like idle time books and smash records and on small business saturday they remind a nation of the benefits of shopping small. on just one day, 100 million of us joined a movement... and main street found its might again. and main street found its fight again. and we, the locals, found delight again. that's the power of all of us. that's the power of all of us. that's the membership effect of american express. welcome to the world leader in derivatives. welcome to superderivatives. >>> yen already on the rise driven primarily as the fed is dove and the japanese financial year comes to an end. head of g-10 foreign exchange strategy. what's your trade? >> very good. yes, i think i'm going to go a little bit against some of the other comments made ear

patty edwards?well, you know, this thing has run very far very fast and part of the reason if you look at the charts it's been a short squeeze, short interest has come way off. i love the concept. and i think that the whole idea of natural gas fuel stations makes a huge amount of sense. they have great deals. but there's been some insider selling so i'd be a little cautious. >> what about you? joey t.? >> you know, it is a space that historically doint follow very much so i'm going to take a pass on it. >> here is another way to play it though. nava star which we did talk about a couple weeks ago we both bought it when the company disappointed. >> they're developing natural gas engines right for trucks snnchs exactly right which is where sl & e is putting up the stations to fill those engines. a cheaper way to play it and that is the way i would go into navastar or even cummings. >> clean energy does have political risks too. we need the government behind this movement to get past, you know, somethi

patty's day is this weekend.in style. >> yep. >> with our good friend, teddy. >> i'm not going to lie to you beth, i've missed teddy. >> right? >> it's been a while since he's been on our show. >> i feel like his quills have been dyed green. >> i was going to say the same thing. >> i think that they have because a, you don't want to get pinched on st. patty's day. >> is that pretty good? >> not bad. >> not bad. >> oh yeah. >> what do you say to everybody on st. patrick's day? >> oh my god. >> like a lot of times we're pushing it with the things that teddy says. he said, oh, this is good but that really sounded like i was. >> this is the best one yet. >> yeah i think it is. teddy, who knew this would be so fun to watch a porcupine. >> day in and day out. we wait around for teddy to send us e-mails. >> what's the next holiday coming up? >> easter. he can put easter ears. >> oh, yeah, that's going to happen. >> and he can eat easter eggs. >> until easter, teddy we'll see you then. >>> we all know how to ride bicycle

. >> patty roland is a three-year veteran of the m.e.'s office and a nurse by training.ay that experience will serve her well. >> when we walked into the scene her husband was visibly upset. i mean, just distraught. i could sense that he was very uncomfortable and the officer on the scene told me that he had had chest pains prior to our arrival. are you having chest pains? >> not right now. >> were you? >> yeah. >> have you had a heart attack in the past? >> yeah. >> when did you have your bypass surgery? >> 2000. >> okay. you get that chest pain again you know you probably should call your doctor or go to the emergency room. you're dealing with a lot right now. how long were you married? >> 60 years. >> oh. i'm so sorry. obviously my concern was for him. i had plenty of time. i was going to do my job but i needed to focus on him at that time. okay. i'm going to take a look at her and then i'll come back and talk to you. okay? >> okay. i'll be right here. >> let us know if you start having that chest pain because we need to worry about you now. okay? because we can call

patty murray and tomorrow's fight over the blunt amendment in the senate. virginia senator who was on the losing side of a vote this week on a bill requiring ultrasurround testing before abortions. and we will close the show with former senator bob kerry as you have never seen. in fact, as you have never seen any senator. you don't want to miss this. stay with us. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ if you took the top down on a crossover? if there were buttons for this? wouldn't it be cool if your car could handle the kids... ♪ ...and the nurburgring? or what if you built a car in tennessee that could change the world? yeah, that would be cool. nissan. innovation f

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patty consults dr. spitz about the sudden, mysterious death of jill moore. >> i have a case i want to discuss with you. >> this was a 44-year-old woman who died suddenly. she had been to her dentist within the past few days, had fairly routine dental work done, and was sent home. she just went in for a routine cleaning. jill always had problems with cleaning so they gave her a couple shots of novacaine. >> over the course of a couple days she started to develop pretty profound jaw pain and that progressed to a headache. >> i woke up at 7:00 in the morning on saturday and she was laying by the front door. i'm like do you want to get up? she said, my head is killing me. just let me sit by the front door and let me see if i feel better. about five minutes later she just said i want to die. please call 911. >> it got so bad she went to the hospital and she was in the hospital with worsening jaw pain, worsening headache. >> after several hours in the hospital, doctors are considering releasing jill with a pr

patty's day. i notice that you're wearing a green tie, i am, too, and dyed the river green in chicago. i wish it was gasoline, besides the safety hazard. no question, kelly the gas prices are having a hindering impact on the supposed recovery and the factors behind the gas prices and the top of the list is government and the regulation, the demagoguery of the industry is having the opposite effect and pushing prices up. not falling them down. >> kelly: if it continues, how will it hurt the overall job recovery or up swing, up tick in our economy? >> unfortunately, it's inflation and it's an unnecessary cost. so, money at that could be going into expanding production is going towards simply just trying to maintain it, trying to keep it up. i mean, it's unfortunate because it's the cost that doesn't have to be paid. one great example. take a look, position, at natural gas prices at ten year lows, thanks to a tech following called fracking. if that technology blocked from going forward, who knows how

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patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> seeking an unbias jury is proving difficult for mirkarimi's trialors and defense attorneys met with a trial judge about possibly moving a trial out of the city. mirkarimi's attorney says the jury's questionnaire shows obvious issues. >> people have formed strong opinions and they formed strong opinions in all different directions. >> reporter: there has been a great deal of publicity including the prosecution's release of photos of mirkarimi's wife with a bruise on her arms. >>> oakland police identified the driver of a bentley who was killed last night in a shooting which led to a head on crash with another car. the victim was identified today as 33-year-old kelly sorel ii. sorel was shot several times. he then lost control of his car and crashed head on with another car. no arrests have been made in connection with the killing. >>> there are new details about convicted serial killer herzog who hung him in january. an autopsy report describes a number of tattoos on herzog's body. one in his leg read made by hate and restrained by society. and acros

this is a way to get a leg up. >> patty edwards, got something? >> keith. one of the things i love about howard schultz is he's constantly innovating. there's a lot of talk in seattle about the new smoothy initiative they have going plus the alcohol that they're trying out in a number of stores. what do you think about the possibility for either of those gk forward? >> these are all the little things around the margin that let you, you know, get a little more productivity out of the box and leverage your combined retail store base and consumer products business. you can cross pollinate marketing efforts. one thing that doesn't get enough attention is tea. it's a category bigger than coffee globally. to be honest, i think they underexecuted on this. if you launch a legitimate tea effort in the afternoon and evening, that's instant comp in that day part. there's a lot to do. >> the stock has had a great run. is there anything as zach suggested next to me in the earlier segment that would show any skepticism here that the stock can't continue to keep going the

that dream came true for me. >> reporter: patty malone is now almost 74.ternational success, he says, its soul is still here at home. its roots in ireland, as deep as they were in 1962. back then the idea was to bring the music of the land, traditional, authentic irish music, to the rest of the world. and 50 years later, the chieftains are still most famous for sounding irish. that was a concern when the chieftains started working on an album to celebrate their anniversary with musicians who did not all have ties to ireland and were hardly house hold names. one might think that for a man a little over 60 and a man a little over-over 60, looking back.... >> i like how you said that. >> reporter: looking back celebrating 50 years that the album you produced would be looking back. but this isn't looking back at all. >> that was one part i had in mind. you know, do you go back and start picking the best. >> reporter: you've done that already. >> done that. this was proposed to me. i was 50-50 about it. >> reporter: the gamble seems to have paid off. voice of a

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details on this case as patti said. a relative was arrested. police identified him as bryan luck. to avoid confusion, police did not release his mug shot. he is a felon in possession of ammunition. >>> now to that desperate search of a missing teenager. it has now been five days sierra lamar was last seen. just saying that number alone brought the teenager's mother to tears. >> reporter: heather this is the girl that everyone is still looking for. tonight new searches were planned, and a vigil brought together everyone in solidarity. eventually 40 volunteers filed into burnett elementary school this afternoon. michael lay led today's roadside search effort the first without police assistance. last year it was volunteers who discovered his sister's body after she was murdered. >> we need all the help we can get when it comes to searching, when it comes to getting the word out. >> reporter: we learned today daily search operations will begin at the school starting this tuesday led by the kids foundation. tonight 15-

can you give us an idea as to what, patty? >> yes, ma'am, i can do that. one of the commissioners kept saying that our police department had not taken mr. zimmerman's clothes or mr. zimmerman's gun. and when i heard that, i had not heard that before, i found that to be quite shocking. on the way out the door, i stopped and said to the lead investigator, really, are you kidding me, his clothes weren't even taken? that investigator said, commissioner, of course they were. of course we took his clothes. of course we have his gun. and i think our police -- i'm sorry, ma'am. >> jeanine: no, go ahead, but just so you know the police department has been reported as saying that they shared no information with the city commissioners. are you aware of that? >> well, they haven't, except for that one time when i walked out the door and i said, wow, his gun wasn't taken, his clothes weren't taken, and they said absolutely not, that's not true. and other than that, they've shared no information at all. when i heard that statement, i thought, wow, you know, that's prett

fox business network is following this story. >> hey, patty anne we a-- patti.depends who you talk to but parents in the district have come out with a petition against the local union saying the union threatened the district with a lawsuit to do away with any conditions funded by the booster club or staffed by volunteers. a lot of booster clubs in this town fund raise to create extra positions that the school district themselves to not supply. the parents are saying we ask that our school district give all parents at all schools the right to fund raise for conditions that are not supply by the school district but would have been necessary in our school children's education. the union is saying they are not actually going after volunteer positions the way the parents are making it sound. the union is saying there's a lot of theory rather than fact being put out in the public doe nan about this, 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

ktvu's patti lee is here to tell us a dog was killed, the owner mauled, patti. >> reporter: we're live and as you can see fliers like these are everywhere. they warn of a dog that likely lives in this area but hasn't been seen since the attack. her fingers still covered in bandageless. kim ferguson puts up signs and talks to everyone she can. to warn them ability the dog in this picture. a 50-pound mattiff that mauled her and killed her dog dijon. >> she got a hold of her neck and shook him around. >> reporter: ferguson says she snapped this shot after she figured she was not going to leave with her dog and not help them. >> i've talked to dozens and dozens of people. i showed them pictures of the dog and of the lady. >> reporter: denny says she has almost enough leads to sigh the owner but it'll be better if all involved if the owner just stepped up -- leads to find the owner. >> to lose your dog any way, a companion is hard but such a horrible way. >> reporter: the attack has become a neighborhood concern and many have volunteered to help ferguson hand out her fliers. >> somebody els

i am here with fox news anchor patti ann browne, pab for short. and even plastic flowers wilt in his presence. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so tough he gar gels with barbed wire. sitting next to me the green beret, terry sapor. and he is on our table spreading fables. good to see you, pinch. >> today it is the controversial disaster of the dwight d eisenhower memorial in dc. it has several stunning sex toys with all sorts of pagan symbols meant to look like a slop bucket. if you don't understand the simple symbolism as it relates to our president, i feel sorry for you and your tiny pea brain. parumph times 10. i tolerate ike. >> there you go. >> all right then. it is a walkout without clout. occupy wall street is planning its biggest action since last fall. a crippling general strike on may 1st. as one protestor put it, a day without the 99%. but labor leaders are saying they won't participate with one noting, quote, they are not working with the unions in a serious way, nor are the unions working with them in a serious way. but t

patty's day. how important is st. patty's day for your business?ike around the month of march? >> we really do. st. patrick's day is one of the friendliest holidays of the year, and a chance for new consumers to come into the brand and give guinness a try. there will be about 3.5 million consumers who raise a pint of guinness sometime tonight and tomorrow. >> you're actually in charge of diageo beer business in the united states. how do you plan to grow that business? >> a big part of our growth strategy is all about innovation. i think the best example of innovation in the beer space right now is guinness black lager, a light, crisp, refreshing lager beer that will be sampled tonight and tomorrow. it's more innovation than anything else. >> what about craft beer making. how do you tap into that? >> you know, a great tailwind for the guinness brand. because craft beers are all about bolder, stronger flavors. and guinness is a little bit about that, too. craft beer is encouraging more consumers to give guinness a try. >> are they buying? what are th

reporting live, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> zinga bought draw something.inga paid $200 million for the game's creator omg pop. draw something was launched 6 weeks ago and has been downloaded $35 million with a billion drawings created in a week. another company linked in is seeing stocks search to his highest levels in months. linked in will hit $135 a share within the next year. stock was up $3 today to over $100 a share. register voters are in favor of the state's planned health benefit exchange. 72% of registered voters are in favor of the exchange. it looks to increase the number of people insuranced, lower health insurance and improving quality. voters care most about the quality of their health care. >> the act, which is part of the obama healthcare plan will allow californians to buy health insurance at a lower cost. it is scheduled to begin on january 1, 2014. >>> three new additions to the oakland zoo. three babies. this is a first look that otters. handler were checking them out. they are too small for the exhibit right now so you can see them co