the fact that it fits with the ipad means you can get goofy or pluto. >> why is pluto pointed at me? tell you why. >> let's see if i can turn pluto around here. >> i'll just walk away. >> little behind the scenes there. thanks so much, scott. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> from the looks of the picture you were enjoying that view. good morning. we have a beautiful start across the bay. it's going to be a gorgeous day. and we're going to maintain beautiful weather over the course of your weekend. 62 at noon inland. up to 64 as you make your way home from work. we have mild conditions. mostly clear conditions over the greater bay area. and we stay dry and comfortable all weekend long. then two chances for rain next week. late tuesday into wednesday in the north bay. thursday, that's looking a lot nor promising for some sierra snowfall. so we'll take you temperatures down. we have a coal system on the way and as we head towards the end of next week into the weekend, that's when things really start to change. make sure to tune in with us as we tune in on monday.

. >> probably like from here to pluto. >> what percentage of americans do you feel file tax returns this big? >> i would say a lot less than 1%. >> the total income for 2010 was $21.6 million, and more than one half of that came from capitol gains. >> that's right. the big advantage he's getting is most of his income is from capitol gains from selling stocks and bonds and companies and dividend income. if you wanted to lower your taxes, you could give 10% of your money to the mormon church, that would help, too. >> even if i'm not mormon? >> correct. >> where could i buy capitol gains, what are they? how do i get the romney rate. >> you just have to buy something that goes up in value. >> buy things that go up in value. that would be what? >> it's simple, like stock? >> stock would be a great example, if you could buy apple 10 years ago and sell it today you'd have a night big fat capitol gain and get to pay a really low rate of taxes on that. capitol gain could be 15%. >> ok, so the romneys are right in the sweet spot when it can ums to capitol gains. >> they have a very good mix of inc

obama came up with a counter narrative about inequality, about the pluto crats and robbing and stealing of the middle-class. second narrative is success is a seeding but unfortunately a lot of republicans in this race are helping it to succeed. i think it has to change. >> sean: appreciate you being with us. >>> coming up, the bias in the media. plus, cofounder of the senate tea party caucus, jim demint. we'll get a preview of the primary but first the front-runner fights back, romney releases a new ad at the time in bain capital. does it meet charles drought hammer's standards. we'll look at that, next. what is thishorty? uh, tissues si i'm sick. you don't cough, you d't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. 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. ♪ ...

by the way pluto no longer a planet or a dog.orget the tea party ride walt disney 1 percenter trying to make out at the expense of your kid. the only one he wants to see up and running is the federal government. >> isn't that the tea cup ride? >> i to stretch it. but i was rolling there. >> bill: you were. >> by the way somewhere in the middle of that joke that whole bilateral pucker loosened up on me. i'm feeling good. >> bill: all right. now we just have to say there is a serious reason why the president going down there. it's kind of tough now for people particularly from certain countries to come to the u.s.a. to get visas and all of that. he he wants to drop that down so they come and spend more money which is a good thing in my opinion. miller is an expert on vacations having taken one every once every three or four weeks. cruiseship. nice people. 4,000. floating along. off the coast of tuscany it's the poseidon adventure and you say? >> well, listen it's a bad sign when the captain beats the drug mules off the ship at that

and that was pluto. we found a dog in new mexico with expensive taste. >> her wedding ring disappeared a few weeks ago. you know where this is going. they searched everywhere before they expected the basset hound. the puppy swallowed the $4,500 range. the vet had to do surgery to fish it out. they say it's common for basset hounds to eat rocks. so she has very expensive tastes. still to come, shots are fired overnight in san francisco. and police are forced to block off an entire neighborhood. >>> and how you may be able to help save this young boy's life. we'll have all the details coming up. >> and a big thanks to scott mcgrew for outing me on my fuzz zi zippers. you can wear open toe shoes all weekend. >> let's not forge t gu. the gu. i'll show you where the slowdowns are developing as we speak. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box

i imagine pluto's pretty ticked off right about now. >> i think so. the university is a huge space. we need more, otherwise it's a tremendous amount of space, no question about it. >> what's it like outside. >> we may be grounded in some places, especially some of the airports around the nation. strong winds may keep you grounded at your airports at l.a.x. parts of the ohio valley and great lakes could have give you problems. we'll give you the full details coming up in a few moments. >>> i want to give yu a heads-up what we're talking about this hour. first of all, gas prices may be headed for record highs, but what are you really paying for when you pull up to the pump? >>> also, latino voters are an important target for candidates to try to win voters. a lot of assumptions about these voters may be wrong. we're going to show you why. >>> nearly one year after the earthquake and nuclear crisis in japan, with kboe back to the crisis center. meet the last man living in this devastated community. while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by mo

anti-establishment backlash and ideological purity, republicans are set to the nominate a pandering plutowho despite his transparent protestations to the contrary is the essence of the ruling class." despite the fact that it's difficult to say and read, isn't this the principally because romney is buying the nomination, isn't he? look at, he's raised in the final quarter of $201124 million and over all last year, 56 million. >> that's absolutely right. it's the fact that he is buying the election and with citizens united he can level all of these attacks against newt gingrich in iowa, totally unattributed. so voters are seeing negative ads but not linking hem it mitt romney. so there's no possibility of a negative backlash. i should point out too, in south carolina these bain attack ads coming from gingrich's pac also will be unattributed. so while conservatives are hoping there's a backlash against gingrich, voters won't know where those are coming from. the other piece from mitt romney is that he -- he's up against this field that is historically incredibly weak. it's less a statement o

>> i remember there was one past pluto but then they didn't know. now we're to 100 billion.ng from scientists saying, look, we have kepler. kep letter is finding at least one planet per star. it's finding at least a planet around that. and then there's a microlensing system that's finding more stars beyond stars in our milky way galaxy. so adding up so 100 billion stars, that's at least 100 billion planets out there. >> so i've got to ask you, does this mean that there's the possibility, life, other lives beyond the universe? >> certainly all you need is water. something warm enough that is in the 60-70-degree farn ren height and you have a planet with some kind of life on that. >> i like that. >> yes. >> i always believe that could be possible, that we aren't alone. >> sure. >> all right. thanks, chad. >>> top of the our, i'm suzanne malveaux. mississippi attorney general is slamming the former governor for letting out the criminals. he says that they were not published 30 days before they were granted. >> former governor barbour ran the state like boss hog. he didn't follo

it wasn't too long ago that we kicked poor pluto out of our system, but now they're finding planets everywhere planets. this is a game changer. 700 planets have been discovered every few days strong hers sabin go, bingo, bingo, and we find another planet in space. jon: and these are, obviously, not in our solar system, they are orbiting other stars. >> they are many hundred of light years away, so we're not going to be able to visit them for a few million years. the holy grail of all this is to find a carbon copy of the earth among that 700. so far we've found three that look very close to earth, but they're a little bit too close the mother star. but this year we may actually say bingo and get an exact carbon copy of the earth in space. jon: all right. but even if you find that, as you said, these things are so far away. i mean, the universe is a monstrous place. we're not going to be visiting them anytime soon. >> the sat turn rocket would require a few hundred thousand years to reach some of these planets. however, radio signals. perhaps we can eavesdrop on some radio signals, perhaps i lov

minister under benazir bhutto's government at that time but what happened in 1995 was when ijaz went to pluto with information about a potential colonels coup, colonels coup that was being planned within the army. now, benazir bhutto, call at it women's intuition, to take that information and go straight to the chief of the army staff, and we can ask why didn't ijaz go to the army chief of staff if the coup was being patched within the military, so i guess i would just say that, it seems that ijaz is involved in sewing the seeds of dissension and that seems to be one thing that we can say for sure about him. so whether the u.s. -- what are the u.s. options in dealing with pakistan and i'm speaking more broadly not just the memogate issue but that of course is part of it. one option is the cooling down scenario and this is where it each country takes a step back from the relationship, reassesses, maybe the u.s. reduces aid, maybe pakistan pulls back in its cooperation, its counterterrorism cooperation. certainly there is no strategic dialogue. there is no of lions as such, but perhaps some coo