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third of the 15,000 employee will be able to commute to the new campus on biofuel bus, bik bike, car plblic transit. >> one last check on the weather. sandhya is tracking a little rain heading our way. >> you beach a.as you look at live doppler 7hd this is just moisture in the clouds is what we call evaluating before it hits the ground where it is making it to the ground around sea ranch and here is some yellow. moderate rain now being picked up right around the sea ranch area l. ukiah seeing few drops shortly tomorrow afternoon. breezy. blue sky. upper 50's to mid 60's. cooler tuesday on tap. it is going to be down right chilly. breezy if going to the coliseum a take on rangers grab a sweatshirt or jacket. mid 50's dropping down to the low 50's by 10:00 p.m. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast after some early morning showers tomorrow we are going to actually get a chance to dry out milder for couple of days then bring in two more opportunities for rain. friday and again saturday night. so dan we didn't really get whole lot of in winter maybe make up a little in the spring. >> than

. >> tom brokaw addresed that in pl politico. let me read the quote. it remains a very important four hours of television, but i long for more imagination, new voices and more outside looking in, new voices and bold choices. what you're hoping for versus keeping the viewers there and seemingly satisfied with what they're seeing is the overarching view on television in general, not just saturday mornings, right? >> yeah, tom brokaw sounds like the consultant you were talking about earlier. the biggest challenge of any business is to innovate while protecting the business that they have. and we are at a unique time in the media industry in which. >> brian, just to add to that, i agree. news is different than entertainment. entertainment thrives on the next fresh, shiny thing. news franchises tend to be durable. in fact, they grow with strength and time. taking sunday programs that's very durable and tinkering with it is different than starting a program like "csi" or changing the host on a late night entertainment show. they are really built on familiari

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because one of the things that i saw striking about leader pelosi's comments is that she pl blames thea on the administration that sets the tone and the people who work for the cia who basically follow how that tone is set by the administration. what do you make of that? >> well, there's no doubt about it that the bush sla/cheney administration said that she could do things that they had never done before. waterboarding people 60 times in ice water and the great irony of the whole thing is they didn't get any information. the information we got was people using much more conventional ways of interrogating people. >> christina, to that point, we mentioned in the intro that it's up to the white house but it's my understanding that the white house has already said that they are supportive of the idea of making those 500 pages public but the cia at this point -- it's ironic at this point i guess -- is going through to see what needs to be redacted. to that point, this administration made a clear point in the beginning of saying, we're not going to look back. we're going to look forward and

so y neeclarin-d itombis th leing n-drsy aihismine wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl.yasalongeionfastith a wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. >> coming up on the kron4 newest. a family is barely escaping from a fire in fremont. we are live at the scene. >> a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car in redwood city this morning. why the driver was not cited. >> we're also watching the weather on the this on monday morning. what to expect for the week coming up. >> good morning. it is monday. the time is 8:00 a.m.. >> james: we will start off with a check of the weather and traffic. >> robin: here is a live look from our walnut creek camera. the temperatures are slow to warm-up. we're still holding on to low to mid 50s. by 10:00 a.m. the fog should go away and the sun should be out. today will be warmer than it was yesterday. '60s and '70s by noon time so you can go outside and have lunch. by 3:00 p.m. the high clouds around the bay and low to mid '80s, it will be very nice and comfortable and i will let to know how long this nice weather will stick around. >> george: there w

. >> the spurs looked to be taking their regular season from in the pl playoffs with the best regularrecord and beat them 90-85 in game one of the series. in eastern conference playoffs miami heat and lebron james had 27 and 9 rebounds and adding 23 and miami winning 99-88. >> we started to get more into our groove at the end of the first quarter even though the score board did not translate but more competitive and more thought to our offense and we were still coming up, empty but we were getting the type of shots we wanted, defense was better than the second quarter and a sustained effort other than the first part of the third quarter but i was better. >> the trail blazers beat the houston rockets and scored 46 points and it was 122-120 and chicago bulls losing to a lower ranked team beat by the washington wizards 102-93. and man chechester must win the title and liverpool by 9 points going into monday game and liverpool after 3-2 win over everton and everton 2-0 and more pressure on united manager da d david. >> everybody knows we are on track to make changes and do some different

you mean to tell me he's not going to take into account the fact that this man has been sued multd pl times and settled those lawsuits for sexual harassment, for racial discrimination. that would indicate that he not only thinks these things, he puts them into practice. and that's the true definition of racism. which is why i would not put this in a category of simplifying it the way that mark cuban did. mark cuban is trying to treat him like a first-time offender. i'm sorry, i consider donald sterling a career racist. because that's what his track record certainly indicates. and i think it's more than fine. maybe not from adam silver from a legal perspective, but for me as a basketball fan, it's okay for me to look at him from that perspective. now, you asked about the fans, i think now that the commissioner has essentially put -- given the death penalty to this particular owner, they probably feel a lot better about rooting for the clippers, a lot better about tonight's game and a lot better about rooting for the clipper, therefore, to pursue winning a title, which is what this all

but the race card is being pl played. the women card they're starting.omen are extremely angry about being used. >> the women's card? women are extremely angry about being used? talking about equal pay. talking about women's right to choose, that's using women? >> i'm not sure donald trump is the right person to be talking about what women actually care about. if you look at recent polling, the majority of women feel the gop doesn't understand many of the problems they are facing. and the intro to the segment was all about the lack of policy. i think that's a real challenge for republicans, they're not putting anything forward to have a real debate. we talk a lot, rev, about how we're not having a debate in this country. when it comes to the paycheck fairness act, why not put forward your own bill. making tweaks here and there where there's less of a burden on businesses but it still gets the ball rolling and moves the ball forward. you could say the same thing about obama care. the fact this they're not putting anything on the table, many people think w

complete pl completely innocent. need a quick public finding of that. this, this, blocks the committee from getting to that finding. and then gar uarantees you the . attorney will have to pursue this really hard. >> what this does. makes a statement about the seriousness of the u.s. attorney's office. >> we are no longer just looking. and we can give all the credit in the world to the legislative committee. this probably would have died a lot sooner, the doggedness of the committee. because of that work it attracted the attention of federal prosecutors. when will the point come. when paul fishman sends word. you need to back off here. back off on this witness. back off on this material. going to get in the way of my investigation potentially. we have basically arrived at the point now with bridgette kelly and bill steppian. still talking to people. circumstances under which you might see bill steppian testify before the committee. only way they would testify before the committee itch the u.s. attorney has, completed, you know, every, gotten everything o

in the last few days, even a week ago, the search seemed to have reached some kind of pl plateau. now there's a new energy to the search and new evidence they might be -- at least signs they might be closer to some resolution in this. still the family members we've spoken to really want more physical evidence before they make any conclusions. take a listen. >> maybe this is a time, maybe the next couple of days, next couple months, next couple years we will find the ending. but there will be a time that it will end. >> reporter: they just want that ending. many of the family members i've spoken to are exhausted at this point, ashleigh. just because the many days of harrowing waiting and the many false leads. so they're skeptical, i have to be honest, ashleigh. >> it's hard. so many days after the fact for them, after they've had so many leads that have turned up to be nothing. it must be just a terrible yo yo for them. david mckenzie in beijing, matthew chance in perth, thank you both. do tune into us and let us know of any developments as it is now daylight just around the corner

ian zawacki is along for a ride in his grandfather's small pl b plane, a kick box 7. >> i was excited. i'm always excited to go up in the air and see the town and everything. because it's a really cool experience. >> at 84 years old, willbert mathis has been flying planes for over 60 years. >> i feel that i'm capable of flying. i have friends that are older than i am that are still flying. >> i've never been scared to fly with my grandpa or do anything with him. i trust him with my life. >> ian snaps pictures on his iphone as they cruise over lake erie and neighboring towns. >> it was getting late, so we decided to head back in. >> willbert steers the plane towards a landing strip on a friend's property. ian hits record on his phone. >> i just want to take video of the sunset and of the landing, because i never had before. i thought it was going to be a normal, you know, landing, as usual. >> instead, he catches a terrifying moment on camera. >> holy [ bleep ]! the plane clips a telephone wire, sending them into a nosedive towards the grass. >> i just braced myself. it was very, very

so it's sort of gloriously variable pl that is many different situations and is beautiful and great story. >> brown: the themes may be universal but the language isn't, the setting of the play isn't, the politics of the different countries isn't. have you thought about how to overcome those challenges? >> yes, the challenges we faced when we did the festival a couple of years ago. we had hot issues to handle. we had a lot of objections to us bringing this to different countries. one group objected to us bringing israel, another group objected to us bringing palestine and we were determined we would have both of the countries within our festival. it's that spirit of inclusion rather than exclusion that we're following with this. we don't want to sort of start saying you qualify for shakespeare you qualify for "hamlet," you don't, because we don't feel we have the right to do that. i think every country in the world, every group of people in the world has an equal right to "hamlet" and i think "hamlet" can be an equal benefit for all of them. so there will be challenges but we like challeng