i protest the pebble mine. (applause) >> narrator: for years, the growing coalition of anti-pebble groups had known they were fighting a mining consortium with deep pockets and hundreds of billions of dollars at stake. >> all of us together can make it happen. we have to unite. >> narrator: they also knew that the state of alaska has never failed to permit a major mine. so a group of native tribes and commercial fishermen decided to look elsewhere for support. two years ago, they reached beyond the state to the federal government and petitioned the environmental protection agency to intervene. under the clean water act, the epa can investigate and determine whether mine discharge will affect fish spawning and breeding areas. for more than a year, the epa gathered information about the watershed. then, in may 2012, their draft assessment was published. it came down hard on the pebble project, detailing the many risks involved, including a major loss of fish habitat, the high probability of a damaging pipeline br

it came down hard on the pebble project, detailing the many risks involved, including a major loss of fish habitat, the high probability of a damaging pipeline break, the catastrophic consequences of tailings dam failures, and the never-ending threat of acid mine drainage. the findings are significant in that the epa can unilaterally stop the mine. >> it's outrageous that somebody would stop a project before a project proponent even had a chance to make the plans public. i don't think that's the kind of reputation our country wants to start to get if we want to start to have any kind of investment in large projects. so i think it would set a terrible precedent. >> the future of the pebble mine project took center stage in anchorage tonight. >> about 400 people showed up... >> narrator: in anchorage, many alaskans reacted angrily to the

so let's get them on to pebble. cooking for people. >> sold them everything they wanted. >> then you go, why was 50 more important than 51 if it was in fact that important? >> really there's no small super bowl as you know. but "super bowl l" has a special ring to it. and we didn't know what we were going to get. we were put in the running for both. miami stadium deal, kind of fell apart. that gave us an opening about two weeks ago. we were not favored for 50. we were favored for 51. not 50. so this was kind of a surprise. >> how did you come up with the idea of collecting all that money and making sure 25% of it would be left for charity? >> i appreciate you asking. you know my day job, running tipping point community, focused on -- >> that's what the green dot is. >> so that's what we're about, building communities. so when mayor lee approached me about doing this along with jed, i said this has to be philanthropic. jed -- >> quick question. how much of that $40 million you araising is going to be public taxpayer

as we showed off pebble beach and my daughter is saying she wishes here here. i know that supervisor wiener and intent on making sure we have the investments in our neighborhood. when we do that kind of investment we get so much in return. people make their own personal investments and we're going to have a lot tighter city. and especially for all the national events we sponsor. we have a lot more people coming on market street they're going to expand on admission mission. we have businesses that wish to establish the cb d. and, of course, we have the moscone strict because they're going to have a way to finance the expansion. i want to thank everyone and recommit to our cities budget and make sure our neighborhoods and city is going to continue to improve. thank you >> when you have active communities you have active leadership and there's nobody that has been as strong as our districts supervisor scott wiener. >> thank you, mr. mayor. and wanting chu for being here today. i have the honor of representing this valley at the board of supervisors. i want to star

." >> swift: and i got this pre- chorus in my head that said, "you were romeo, you were throwing pebblesay from juliet.'" ♪ ♪ >> stahl: she raced in to work out the chords on her bedroom floor. >> swift: maybe it's... ♪ you were romeo, and you're just like, "oh, okay, well, that's that." ♪ you were romeo, you were throwing pebbles, ♪ and my daddy said 'stay away from juliet'... i had to fight for that song, because when i first played it for, you know, my family, a few people, they were just sort of like, "eh." >> stahl: but you believed in it. you trust yourself. >> swift: yeah, it's almost more fun that way when... when you have something to prove. >> stahl: "love story" went to number one on both "billboard's" country and pop songs charts, the first song ever to do that. proving doubters wrong is a big theme in the tale of taylor swift. she started singing when she was still a toddler. ♪ ♪ she fell in love with country music, and not as a coal miner's daughter from kentucky. she's a stockbroker's daughter from wyamissing, pennsylvania, who, at age ten, began nagging her parents to tak

. >> but he's grinding on pebbles toothe m take a bit of a header here. watch this.fret snow boarders. strap on your board and trust that gravity will still do it's job. >> what are we calling the sport? >> dirt boarding. >> mud boarding. >>> cat in a handkerchief. >> elusions are awesome and i have one that blew my mind. this is at a chocolate factory in australia. you probably heard of this. it's a visual illusion that creates motion out of two dimensional drawings. >> they have one at california adventure. >> these are a bunch of chocolate birds that are about to start spinning. before you know it -- the whole thing is very blurry but the best part is when the strobes start. it creates a visual elusion of motion. >> looks like the penguins diving into the water. >> the melted chocolate from the mountain is blobbing into the chocolate can nis administers and they produce the penguins and they swim. >> you see the whole thing but you don't see the effect until the strobe goes on which is pretty cool. >> and you can eat it. >> i just want to stick my head in there. >

. >> we had a maybing problem that did not set up properly and the asphalt turned into pebbles and breaking up and they had to shut down two happies, the center lanes are shut down right now. >> hopefully bit evening commute they will have three northbound lanes possible even four re-opened so stick around to abc7news.com for the latest. >> we have something fascinating this morning, new jersey governor chris christie is revealing a secret surgery saying he underwent lap band surgery in february so he could be there for his children not because he is thing of a presidential run in 2016. >> lot of people are talking about this, the baby video that people cannot get enough of. "dancing with the stars" was big last night be as well, and we will show you the baby video i >> at 3:00 on "katie," eva evalongaria. and at 5:00, more on the incredible case of three missing women out of cleveland and similarities to the bay area jaycee lee dugard case. >> this is burning up the web, a baby several months old is a youtube star where he is posted learning to waterski. he was not being pulled by a boat,

. ♪ each pebble made by mountains. ♪ after you receive something you want to go with, at that point,le comes in because it becomes even harder, at that point, to have somebody sitting in front of you and still remain unattached from it, because i continue, at that point, to bring it into the world, to birth it. as you raise a child, it's not just the parents that raise the child, it's the community around the child. so i'm always open to being shown ways to help that song grow. that's bringing it to the band. (dispirito) michael brings a musical idea to the group, and everybody sort of puts their twist on it. maybe the groove should move a little over here, or maybe we should put a section in here that emphasizes this, or maybe we should end it this way. somehow everybody gets involved in the process of trying to help shape this musical entity. trying to think of something and then come back to the new part. you were supposed to switch when i sing again, like the first verse. yeah, i didn't because i spaced it a little bit. i was trying to think of something to go into there. then i

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range

and two lanes on the bridge started to crumble during yesterday morning's commute, leaving large pebbles on the roadway. >>> chp officials trying to figure out why a car veered off 101 and plunged right into the bay. this happen eed around midnight near the candlestick park. it left the road and went completely under water. the driver, we're happy to report, was able to escape unhurt. no one else was in the car. >>> the search is on for whoever shot bullets. the caption said firefighters had to dive for cover as bullets pa passed through one window but outside the opposite side of the garage. luckily, no one was hurt. christie smith is gathering more information on this story. she'll have a live update for s us. >>> two of the four survivors in the limousine fire on the san mateo bridge are doing better this morning. 34-year-old jasmine desguia and 48-year-old amalia loyola are up d updated to fair condition. we are learning more about the women who, unfortunately, did not survive. a wife and mother of two children. her husband says they used to do everything together from movies to mall

state capitol, 86, we will have drizzle in the bay area through pebble beach. low 60s.aise your hand if you are an allergy sufferer. yes. i feel your pain. tomorrow, blame it on the trees. and the grass. all right, your numbers tomorrow going down. 60s beaches, but for a few isolated areas getting 50s from monterey all of the way to montero beaches. this is spot on for this time of the year. 80s for the most part, east of the bay, away from the bridge, 86 degrees. the low 80s. notice the temperatures near seasonal by the tail end of the workweek. not a rainstorm in sight. >> it is like a summertime weather pattern. >> yes. thank you. >> maybe some moms went to a warriors game today. >> yes. but before the season began everyone thought they would have to play perfect to get to the series. but they all agreed they had to win this game. could they overcome their worst shooting season of the season? ? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the bones? i ate the bones! i ate the bones! [ male announcer ] kfc original recipe, now available without

. >> everything from pebble beach in the monterey monterey bay peninsula, wine country, we can use the moscone center for a huge super bowl village. it's going to be an incredible opportunity to show off our great region. >> reporter: last week the committee announced major local businesses offered pledges up to $30 million for super bowl events. these were big bay area names like apple, hp and gap. the committee also made note that 25% of the money raised would go back into poverty, youth and environmental programs. so it's "super bowl l" here in the bay area. right now, mayor lee is inside city hall behind me. he is commemorating the golden state warriors so he is really going to move from this celebration on to the next. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> that's okay. okay, cate, thanks. stay with kpix 5 and kpix.com for the latest on the bay area's big super bowl win. >>> everybody was trapped. it was crazy. we pulled boards and trash and everything away and we heard people scream and pull them out from there. >> the frantic search for survivors is on follow

we mentioned the pebble beach tee times, an nfl owner's dinner e, 2500 hotel rooms reserved, much morethan that as well. all of it presented in ipad minis that were awarded to each of the owners for their consideration. those donated by apple showing that regional collaboration between the cities, santa clara, san francisco, san jose as well as all of the business and the industry in our area. now the 49ers say they are going to celebrate then it is back to work tomorrow because they have to do everything from selecting a board of directors and making wonder fli as the bid did. in santa clara chris sanchez. >> let's look at the stadium cam. it's live pictures right now. you can see construction still going on at levi stadium. the $1.2 billion project is expected to be ready for the turn nfl season. it will hold 70,000 fans with the option to expand to 75,000 for the big super bowl. >> and that super bowl will be in february of 2016. nbc bay area marianne favro continues our coverage. this game will impact a lot of people, even the nonfootball fans. >> reporter: very true, raj, in many

it is something that becomes a pebble in my shoe, a voice that i cannot get rid of, and i have to see it through and resolve this puzzle, resolve this dilemma, but i would also be very truthful to say that i am deeply pleased and, in fact, a deeply honored that one of the unintended byproducts of my riding has been that it has provided a window into this kind of enigmatic land for a lot of people in the west, certainly people in the u.s., and have helped them to seek a more humane side, perspective, on this country that is otherwise painted as this chronically troubled, at war, conflicted nation, so i think novelists, when they are right, their book ends up having, occasionally serving a purpose and playing roles that they never really fully either intended or even understood. of thathat do you make reality? my analogy, not yours, at a moment when it seems to me, at least, and i think the polls bear this out, that americans have afghanistan fatigue. if we sell hamid karzai one more time, we are sick of this guy, with all due respect. on any given day, you do not know if he is with us

say the region is playing a big role here visitors can go to napa, san jose, san francisco, even pebbleh. sunrise stadium, that's nearly 30 years. miami's bid is estimated about $21 million. even though the bay area's may seem a little flashier, an anti-poverty philanthropist an head of the super bowl bid committee say they are taking no chances, but getting these pledges is a serious boost. >> we've raised $30 million in pledges to date. i think they have come on board because they are excited about bringing the super bowl back to the bay area for the first time in over 30 years. and i think there's a lot of excitement around our philanthropic effort, which is that 25% of every dollar raised isyko going to go back into our community. that's something that these companies can get behind and are excited about. >> the bay area can also have a super bowl avenue set up the embarcadero and nfl experience zone at mu zone. whoever doesn't win goes against houston next year. two community members will head to boston to make their 15-minute presentation to nfl owners. back here live, expected to

low 70s high sierra, low 70s monterey bay back into pebble beach. oh, taking mom to the baseball game tomorrow. the winds kick up late day out of the northwest. tomorrow's highs going up. 60s beaches. 75 degrees san mateo and about 10 degrees warmer than that. right around san jose willow glen 93. morgan hill a tad warmer than that. otherwise east of the bay, toesty, 95. brentwood, tracy, oak lee, disco bay, as well, mrez san ton all the way through black hawk. low 90s concord, clayton, walnut creek all the way through heshg lees. north of the golden gate bridge top off 60 in beach to nearly 90 in sonoma. here you go, check it out. gradual cooling on monday. additional meltdown in the numbers on tuesday. we trend down warde all the way through about thursday then back up on saturday. just to put it in writing, there's my gift to mom. >> nice. >> whatever you want, you got it anywhere from the 60s, 70s, 80s to the 90s, take your pick and take mom there for a little morning brunch. >> it's going to be a good day. do you have plans. >> i don't know. i

. >>> 15 times at pebble beach perks up at wine country to woo the owners but it worked. "super bowl l" is headed to the bay area. >> "super bowl l" in 2006 has been awarded to san francisco. [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah. a whole lot of hugging going on there. yesterday's announcement was cheered in santa clara as well as in boston. home to the 49ers stadium where the game will be played. but many related events will be held more than 40 miles away here in san francisco. the question is, can leaders from both regions work together to coordinate it in. >> if there's a rivalry that comes up it won't be started here. it doesn't benefit us because we're stronger when we work together. >> hotels from san jose to san francisco will be at a premium as you might imagine. the hyatt next to the stadium believe it on is already getting phone calls about reservations 2.5 years away. now, most tickets for the game will go to the participating team sponsors, vips and the like, the rest through a random drawing. entries will be accepted in february 2015. the 2016 super bowl will be t

to playing bo golf at pebble beach. >> thank you. >> made full court press. >> join tee mee tonight. coming up, the big get away what. teenagers are doing to escape their parents on facebook. >> and what travel web site won't tell you. two insider tips saving you hundreds of dollars when booking your summer vacation. >> and the announcement of the season's winner then join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it nor edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a veterinary technician student from denver, colorado... ...a graduate student of political science from east brunswick, new jersey... ...and our returning champion, a web designer from philadelphia, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank ohnny. hi, everyone. two students and a champion who looks young enough to be a student. it's gonna be fun today. nate and rachel, welcome aboard. paul, good to see you again. pick up the devices. hopefully, you will use them often in this first round of p

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leaving pebbles on the roadway. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. this forced the closure of two other southbound lanes. c-h-p officials say, the lanes where the problem occurred. will be repaved again tonight, and will be closed until six a-m tomorrow.. >> pam: happening right now. an exciting night for hockey fans in san jose. the san jose sharks continue their run in the playoffs. taking on the canucks in game four of the stanley cup playoffs. this is a live look outside the h-p pavillion. the sharks beat vancouver five - to -two at h-p pavilion sunday evening. to take a 3 games to nothing lead. if they win, it will be the sharks first ever sweep of a playoff series. kron 4 sports director gary radnich is floowing the game closely. and will join us with a update later in sports. >> jacqueline: the fall is rolling becky and this camera shot you can't see much because of the fog rolling in and it will be a foggy start today in some mount temperatures will court than today fairly mild today. succeeding fairfield seven in sunnyvale closer to the coas

hail, they reported pebble size hail.tainly in a system like this we're going to talk about golf ball size hail and strong winds. see gusts picking up. a lot of systems 20 to 30 miles per hour unless, of course, don't forget the heavy rain. a lot of people don't have shelter this morning. very tough situation for them. not the only thing we're looking at. you can really tell the heavy amounts of rain out there. one of the things that i like to mention, people really underestimate the power of flooding. a lot of flooding could occur. six inches of water. that's all it takes to take a human life. try and cross that flood water, that's all it takes. two feet of water, a large suv can be swept away. number one reason for deaths in this country when it comes to weather is the flooding. when we see cells like this, we're very concerned. i want to show you also it not the only risk area today. original low, the one that produced all of that mess over in the plains, that same low has made its way to the northeast. we do have a sl

two lanes of the bridge started to crumble during yesterday's morning commute, left a lot of large pebbles on the roadway. all lanes of the bridge are now back open. >> 5:33. why a car veered off highway 101 and plunged into the bay overnight. it happened just after midnight near the candle stick park off-ramp in san francisco. chp says the car was headed north on 101 when it left the road and completely went under water. the driver was able to escape unhurt. no one else was in the car. >> this one was a scary scene. firestation in oakland caught in the cross fire. this morning the search is on for a shooter who sent bullets flying through that station, narrowly missing firefighters. christie smith has more details on what was nothing short of than a wild night. >> reporter: i just spoke off camera with one of the firefighters who was actual ly here when the bullets started flying, went right through this firestation and shattered windows. he tells me three firefighters were inside at the time, and had to duck for cover. this is where the bullets actually came out. the shooting started on

scientists say when pebbles move downstream they bump up against each other and knock up the rough edgesat would indicate there was enough water for sustained water pressure. st. frank will continue to offer high efficiency toilets to low income residents for free. the city's program to exchange the low flow plumbing has extended another 2.5 years. most toilets installed before 1994 use 3.5 gallons of water per flush. low flow use less than 1.5 gallons. >>> time is 5:16. i sure hope people are hearing what is going on bart. >> we do have bart troubles and the trouble is they have trouble in the transbay tube. that means there will be major delays in and out of san francisco. the trains are still running through but they are only using one trackway to repair what happened on another to the third rail. so bart delays. major delays. the trains are still running but we expected some people will decide not to go at all. some people might decide to work from home. other might get on the roads. 880 north and southbound the traffic does look okay when you get to the toll plaza we don't have a bi

francisco bid included much more than the most technologicallied a advanced stadium, it included pebblebeach tee times, french laundry dinner, 2,500 hotel rooms, and an nfl experience at the moscone center. >> after losing a super bowl, it's nice to win a super bowl. that feels really good right now. >> reporter: now, the niners say they will celebrate tonight, then back to work tomorrow. they only have 33 months to get everything ready for super bowl l. it will be a regional approach. they will depend on their regional partners. that means all the cities around the bay area and high-tech companies will have to get in on that work as well. at the home of super bowl l, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> that seems to be the buzzword a team effort, regional effort, bay area-wide event. the fox theater may host events, cal, stanford and san jose state offered up their athletic facilities to be used by the teams. >>> super bowl l is sure to be a cash infusion. marianne favro continues our coverage of the super bowl bid and its impact. >> reporter: you can expect traffic will be heavy start

. >> they celebrated the bid that includes the promise of tee time for the league owner at pebble beachnd private dinner with a celebrity chef. miami has released sketches showing floating night club on the bay. zip line t marina. football field on an aircraft carrier. that party town has hosted the superbowl 10 times before. even though the florida legislature recently hurt the bid by revving money to renovate miami stadium, san francisco mayor isn't counting them out. >> we take nothing for granted. >>reporter: san francisco bid calls for what known as the nfl experience. to begin along the embarcadero by the ferry building and end at moscone i center. where there will be an indoor football theme park. the game itself of course would be played at the state of the art stadium in santa clara. that will be completed next year. with construction ahead of schedule so is fundraising. today the bay area bid committee announced it's already raised 30 million dollars in pledges for more than 20 companies to help host the game. 25% of the proceeds will go to local charities. >> there was a no b

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life, i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made. and i see the young people that's here at this prison and i hear all the stories because i listen and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> clean the front. i want all that grass right in front. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes to serving hard time, white trash baker is hardly alone. >> me, myself, i got 35 to life. i'm here on a three strikes case. in the mid-'80s i had a burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a dru

>> pebble mine is a huge project, but it's not just on any river. it's two of the most productive salmon rivers on the planet. >> tonifrontline investigates... >> it will change everything. >> "alaska gold."

through the night to fix asphalt that crumbled during yesterday's morning commute, leaving large pebblesadway. all lanes of the bridge now back open. >>> new video to show you this morning of a big rig that crashed down a hill near the bay shore freeway. driver of the big rig may have been trying to avoid a swerving car when he rolled off the road and down a 100-foot embankment. you can actually see the swath of grass cut away as the big rig went over the side. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. traffic not affected. lucky. >> so lucky. very rare we get to use the term swath of grass. very well played. christina loren is back to talk about our wednesday and beyond. >> interesting forecast. things you need to know about before you head out that door this morning. low clouds in the city. you see that here in this live picture of san francisco, forcing flight delays, hour and 15 minutes. keep that in mind for your travels. everything is on time out at san jose. we do have an interesting setup. i zoomed in on this cell for you. it just moved through the altamont pass.

>> i think we will see a lot of similaritys, what we looked back on in japan, wow, they bought pebble beach and rockefeller center for way too much money. they blew it. they were bad investors, right? i think we are going to see a mix with the chinese. some are probably overpaying because they have a lot more money than they know what to do with. i think it's a much larger economy. they surpassed japan. they invested last year 6 billion. the u.s. invested in china last year 60 billion. that's more than all the investment in united states combined so far. >> and i hope we in the u.s. keep an eye on the chinese as they come here. keep a sharp eye. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, larry. >>> all right. it's the first big beach weekend since hurricane sandy ravaged the shore. are the local businesses ready? we have a report from the beach coming up next on "kudlow." for business travelers. . >> the jersey shore is set for it's opening weekend after it was damaged and destroyed by superstorm sandy. she files this report from the new jersey shore. >> reporter: good evening,

this is a pebble on the pyramid of stupidity he built through the years of comments. >> nice i will lit look, if you're in a relationship and it's assumed that you're going to be monogamous and you want to sleep with other people, then tell the person you're with. i want to go cheat. if they say it's fine. do it. if not, end your relationship and move on. you're making all men look bad when you do this stuff. i've been cheated on once. it was horrific. i found out. i didn't trust the next few women i dated for a long period of time. it really had a scarring impact on me. i can only imagine the same thing for women that are cheated on. it's painful. >> this belief that pat i can only imagine same thing for women who are cheated on. it's painful. >> dean, this belief that pat robertson said look, if a man provides a woman with certain things, this kind of, i mean, you know, i find this absurd but there are people who seem to believe it. you get the home, the jewelry, whatever, so i can do whatever i want. >> sadly, there are men -- maybe not sadly, there are accurately men who said that t

through your neighborhood, again, just everything rotating 160, 200 miles an hour, even a little pebble, a nail hitting you at 180-mile-per-hour becomes a projectile just like a bullet. that's why they say you have to get under ground. and that's a real problem across much of oklahoma, across much of the plains states where it's cost prohibitive to dig balts, to excavate. you literally need dynamite to put in a basement for a tornado shelter. >> and that's because of the bedrock upon which it sits? >> yes, exactly. but i tell people, the multiple safety nets, the more sources of information that you have, media, sirens, noaa weather radio, apps on your smart phone, the more sources of information the greater the odds you'll get that alert in time to actually do something about it. and a lot of people are putting safe room into their homes. even if you don't have a basement for a couple thousand bucks, you can convert a closet, even your garage into an area that can survive an ef-3, 4, 5 tornado. you don't have to spend huge money. >> my understanding from the devastation we're seeing ri

they owned pebble beach. my goodness, that's a serious deal. before that it was the arab countries.do have to be comfortable with that and while there's a committee that will review this. i don't see national security issues. there have been concernses raise. if we export all the pork, as long as we can respond to the market, we'll grow more, and we have plenty of food in the united states. we can argue that distribution sometimes, but still i don't think there's a real issue there that merits a lot of handwringing on our part, even though at some point we have to be concerned about foreign ownership. i don't think we're nearly at that point in my mine. >> woodruff: as americans are eating less pork, the chinese are eating per. gentlemen thank you both for being with us,s can mire, thilo hanemann >> brown: finally tonight: a tale of two brothers. immigrants to the u.s. who came from india in the 1970s. doctors who've had great success and impacts in different worlds of medicine. their story is told in the new book, "brotherhood: dharma, destiny and the american dream". it's a double

but during this morning, the new asphalt began to crumble.leaving pebbles on the roadway. this forced the closure of two other southbound lanes. chp officials say the lanes where the problem occurred will be repaved again tonight and will be closed until six a-m tomorrow.. so expect traffic delays. >> pam: an interstate 280 rest stop is being renamed to honor a c-h-p officer gunned down more than 50 years ago. . the crystal springs safety roadside rest area near hillsborough will be renamed the dale m krings memorial rest area. in 19-62, officer krings and his partner were having breakfast at a local coffee shop when an assailant entered with a rifle and opened fire. aftr being wounded. krings shot the assailant in the head.killing him. krings was >> an air force officer in charge of a sexual assault prevention program. is now charged with committing a sexual assault himself! this is lieutenant colonel jeffrey krusinski. >> catherine: the injuries on his face are believed to be from a struggle with a woman he's accused of assaulting. this is a video that krusinski made whe

. >> there will be golfing event at pebble beach for nfl owners. the official nfl winetasting of it in napa and sonoma during to weaken last year in new orleans. hotels are booked solid 70 mi. outside of the city. >> at the 2011 level in indianapolis hotels held an average of 93 percent occupancy rate into about 11 for four days prior to the superbowl game in total 116,000 visitors came to indianapolis forcible events there is spending an average of $571 a day on hotels restaurants retail and entertainment. officials believe san francisco, santa clara and the entire bay area are likely to see the same type of influx and people. >> here is the shots reaction. those on possible committee reacted to the winning bid announcement. they talked about having so bold lanes and the trains for drivers heading to the stadium. there's obviously a lot of planning to do when it comes all that. 2016 that will be tpossible 50 that is 990 days away walkout every day. >> just kidding. 412 is the. here's our roof camera looking over san francisco. all in all not a bad

we picked up a little bit of slowing from sand pebble.here was a stalled vehicle and this may be contributing to some of the increased the drive time. there are no increases through the san more wrong valley area it is still less 60 minutes. >south16 minutes. >> the time is 5:49 a.m.. the state is suing some major food retailers on allegations that they are selling tainted candy without warning labels. lab tests confirmed the presence of lead in and ginger and aplomb candies. the lawsuit claims that retailers, including whole foods and trader joe's, knowingly and intentionally expose consumers to lead. that violates a state law which requires businesses to issue warnings and no matter how small the chemical modest. if this turns out to be true, the candy makers and retailers to face fines up to $2,500 per day for each violation. >> vallejo plans to open a 22 million-dollar passenger ferry terminal on mayor mare island before 2015. the plan terminal will connect with existing ferry service in vallejo and other terminals or around the bay.

and as i got closer, pebbles started to hit me in the face and i said, oh, wow, what is this?... and two guys stepped out from the basement, uh, and we called the "astronaut suits." i knocked on one of the guy's masks, you know, and i asked him, i said, what are you doing? you know. and he told me, he says, we're removing asbestos. i said, removing asbestos? and he says, only on the first floor, only on the first floor! and i said, oh, i said, no tenants live on the first floor. >> they were removing asbestos for employees, who are only there for eight hours, but here tenants who live there 24 hours a day, they weren't going to do any removal for them. >> obama's role was to engineer a plan of attack for the residents. >> the group decided to get together and go down to c.h.a. and meet with the management down there. >> the c.h.a. was the chicago housing authority, responsible for all "low income projects" in the city. >> barack said we had to go; we just fell in line. so barack chartered a bus.... a little yellow school bus. >> we went to the chicago housing authority; they told

i want to be in a situation where i'm burning to write it, so compelled that it's like a pebble in myuck and new story about a family torn apart takes readers to the country of his native afghanistan. it is a journey he continues to take in his own life too on humanitarian missions to build shelters for refugees and to award scholarships to women. >> when i go there, i realize that the only reason i have the life i do is just stupid genetic lottery. i didn't really do anything to deserve what i have. >> reporter: what he has today, more than 38 million books sold worldwide. is there a pressure that comes when you publish a new novel? >> not are people going to like this book, are they going to read it because i do my best and then it's out of my hands. >> reporter: is he nervous about the fate of his latest novel? hardly. hosseini says he's still shocked anyone even read the first one. >> the fact that it became this cultural phenomenon was a real shocker. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sacecilia vega, abc news, san francisco. >> you can read an excerpt from hossain any new

he needs to throw out the pebbles and keeps the tools. -- keep the jewels. their minds in dolt in private prejudices. that is what this sounds like, they are targeting people. i am very concerned about it and i appreciate you letting me express my opinion. "new in this morning's york post," they have this headline. does it concern you that they were looking at activities in the irs office during the presidential campaign? >> it concerns me very much. i think could leaders meet to make the mind of the community the mind of their own. you cannot reward your enemies -- you cannot reward your friends and punish or enemies. this is the united states, we are all equal here. we have to make the community the mind of our own. host: linda in kentucky on our line for republicans. go ahead. hearings watched the yesterday and i felt like mr. miller he evaded all the questions. he was very -- host: a thing we lost linda. let us move to roy from north carolina. you are on "washington journal." the best.u are one of host: that is kind of you to say. did you have a chance t