apparently he's a post man. and once a fortnight it cruises up and down the river and delivers mail. so you think he did it for. you maybe i don't know who's new or maybe somebody else maybe it was a mistake. here it's interesting that a lot has a simple chemistry at first but there's such an easy solution. apart from researchers we have seen do you think anyone will ever come back here. i don't know . the start congregates they built in one thousand nine hundred six it was in temporary they said it was temporary because it would last for twenty to thirty years now they're building a new one. this one's supposed to last one hundred years and you know it's funny when they also call it temporary that means that both you and i and our children will be gone and it'll still be standing there after all who walks through. and have a look at these pictures i still don't understand why describe this town as beautiful to me it looks like an ordinary saudi town typical buildings and planning there were thousands of towns l

in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming in first in the third inning, men all over the bases in a tie game, and he was critical to the giants winning the pennant. here he is, a left-hander, affeldt. -- jeremy affeldt. \ the next left-handed pitcher had his season cut short, but we know he has a bright season with the giants, dan runzler. giant open was right down the stretch, and this guy, maybe through his heart, sant

to go to previous post office. recently i received a notification to pick up a letter here in three patch that's impossible post office hasn't been working for twenty five years i don't think it's for real. strange but according to the stamp this really has come from here do you know where this post office is yes i know the big. if. if if. if if you looked it was there were all these trees that you see they've all grown since the accident and right now we're going to be passing the house where i was born. it. was we came to the chernobyl exclusion zone to investigate a very strange story this place has been deserted for a quarter of a century but recently some people started receiving posts notices telling them to pick up lots is at this post office in previous i'm holding one of those here and indeed the stamp here proves that it came from the goes down the hill. frankly speaking i don't know what to look for. many of. these notices have no interest as nor names of those who had sent them. you know. you're going t

come post bins collect every food scrap in the house. >> there's a bunch of red worms and they come post those food waists. >> reporter: the johnson family's zero waste lifestyle, simple as it is, has attracted some detractors too. people who say all the effort that goes into living without waste is like living without living. >> they're called haters. >> reporter: the haters surfaced after the zero waste home blog was started a year ago. it became a magnet for anonymous attackers, accusing the johnsons of being too extreme. but the idea of whittling away waste. >> i am doing it for my kids' future. >> reporter: means all the rs, reduzing, refusing, recycling and rotting makes life richer. >> a drastic lifestyle, and yes there are some haters out there. if you want to take part in earth week with us, join us thursday at emma prusch park. volunteers are working to spruce up the park. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> still ahead, one scientist says he's found new evidence that contradicts a long-held belief about the last supper of jesus christ. sta

audience has gone to you tube the video response part of twitter for part of the question that we've posted on you tube every monday and on thursday when the show long response is going to leave your voice a. few. feet. you know something which is your story. is that you understand it and then you get something else here's the part of it and realize that everything is ok. all right it's time for tonight's tool time award the united states postal service is a little bit embarrassed this evening the post office issued a new lady liberty forever stamp and take a good look at it do you notice anything strange about it it's not the statue of liberty that's the problem it's actually a replica that's located outside in new york new york as you know in las vegas now personally i don't really understand how it's possible the united states post office picked the wrong picture to be placed on the stamp i mean wouldn't you contact the person who took the photo to get permission to use it and then i don't know find out exactly where that picture was taken well tonight we have a quick little history less

does the post office?ere is jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: it is one of the most photographed landmarks in the world. so famous, the post office is featuring a new stamp. we went to the liberty island to show her off. look at do you see a difference? the one behind you. >> i think it's accurate. >> reporter: one problem, they picked the wrong lady liberty. they are not the statue of liberty. >> oh. >> you're kidding! >> how do you get it wrong? >> reporter: this statue welcomes the tired, the poor, the huddled masses yearning to gamble in las vegas. where she sits in las vegas. the differences are hard to spot. the hair style is different and the patch on the crown. the real lady liberty is twice as tall and the fake one, just a teenager. the post office said it's a honest mistake and a stamp with lady liberty is an honor. even if it's the wrong lady. jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >>> we are going to turn next to the pro golfer who is the talk of the sports world tonight for the new record he wishes so

post you aren't. welcome to shower and tell me alone to show the part of our guests how to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on to you tube to video respond or to twitter for part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response when we let your voice be heard. to tonight's biocide with your hooves. if you look at wall street or the bush administration and its torture program or those who destroyed cia interrogation tapes it's become very clear that some people in this country are considered to be above the law those with enough wealth power and influence the our gutless politicians have made them too big to sue but we did have one semblance of hope at least symbolically in spain you see the one nine hundred eighty four un convention against torture which by the way was side and ratified by the us requires states to investigate allegations of torture committed on their territory by their nationals or at least requires them to extradite those

people post comments. people link to new sites but they are likely to get very different sites depending on what country they are in, but the picture posting, posting of comments, goes insane behaviors and we see them all over the world. >> show, are there any conditions that you are concerned, malaysia, people are much faster in embracing facebook banned let's say ecuador? have you seen any pattern based on either -- >> what tends to happen -- certainly think of our penetration as penetration of internet connected population but so did the on facebook you are literate and have access to the web. otherwise you can't be on facebook or in some cases access to a mobile device. we don't see differences in that. what we do see is that facebook is able to grow more and more rapidly in different parts of the world. >> question there and then i will come you. [inaudible] he's a mechanical engineer, background, and director of communication of ip school. we discuss two different things. that you maybe can clarify f

the arrest came after a victim posted his description all the way down to his ralph lauren glasses on a popular blog called, unsuck dc metro.blog spot.com. >> i think that it's disgusting and i i'm glad he got caught. >> reporter: the victim named alley called police was rubbing against himself against young women on the train. she posted as he gets on the train at the metro, and gets off at the pentagon, always riding in the last train car. she posted the man's description including that he wears track suits, a white watch, and the glasses with heavy black frames. a metro transit investigator apparently mon, to the site saw the posting and arrest the the suspect charging him with assault and battery. >> i think that's awesome because metro does get a lot of bad press but i'm happy to hear that they caught the guy. >> reporter: the victim tells news4 that while metro catches a lot of flack, she's grateful that police pursued her tip and that the blog ran the information to alert other riders. she says, "i hope this successful outcome will encourage more women to speak up and report th

post card stamps also rose by a pen phi. postage for letters under an ounce will remain 44¢ uspc faces $8.5 billion losses from last year. >>> 6:12 a.m. your time. the feds will start to tour the country after several air traffic controllers fell asleep on the job. authorities will meet with controllers starting in atlanta they would like to hear concerns hammer out home the issues of safety after six controllers dozed off at work this month alone most recently over the weekend in miami. transportation secretary told cbs early show sleeping on the job is simply unacceptable. >> we will not pay controllers to nap. we will not do that. what we are going to do is change their rest time so when they come to work, hopefully they have been well rested. >> faa issued that new rule this past weekend, much more on the interview with ray la hood on the early show, beginning 7:00 a.m. >>> all right time now 6:12 a.m. a miner in idaho trapped under ground for three days this morning how crews are getting closer to saving him. >>> paying

the hours of operation for other post offices can be found by calling 800-ask-usps. and if you waited until last minute to file your taxes, we have tips for you. scroll down to the right now section on our website. >>> president barack obama is set to visit the bay area on wednesday. they posted a video outlining the plan to stream its town hall meeting live on facebook. >> i want to invite tow a town hall meeting holding at facebook's headquarters, wednesday, april 20th. it's going to be live streamed and i will answer questions from folks across the country. >> it will be part of the live streaming program set to start at 1:45 p.m. president barack obama will be attenning a fund raising event in san francisco. the dinner at the auditorium will raise money for his 2012 presidential campaign. they paid $450,000 in federal taxes in 2010. the white house revealed the figures today and paid more than $51,000 in state income taxes in illinois. they earned about 1.7 million dollars last year and reported donations to 36 different charities totaling $245,000. most of the i

letters at this post office in a graveyard. the stories of the world are long gone. have to be challenged. reading the diaries of the ghost of our choice. what's in our to live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the. bombings and airstrike on monday badly damaged girl could out of his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata worth at least ten people have been killed in shelling it's over a month since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the uprising. that suggestion to a military analyst. so where do we being rebels get their arms from to help us answer that question we're joined today by a military analyst. with the russian academy of sciences thank you for joining us today but look at the picture we're looking at the arms obviously of a fighter pointing at the p

you can post it and delete it. you can share it with the whole world or you can share it with two people. at the aggregate level data, we provide some of it. we publish things every now and then. we are not in the business of publishing aggregate data. we are focused on the experience for individual users, by institutions can connect with those users. about the news business, most people have generally embraced -- do some aggregation. the model has been that we are the gatekeepers and there's so much information out there that people would come to us because we would be the filter. in your model, social media model, but the people decide what they want to read. if i am out jazeera and i stream all like video on facebook, how do i make money? that is the concern of the industry, if all the content goes for people are, what are the opportunities for us to make money? do they ever come backs to our sites, but will they come back and the site? >> we do not host most of this content. if it is a news player, you'd like t

in 18 08, the subject committee on post offices and post roads was established by the house of representatives, and it was the beginning of a surface transportation program that does benefit in this country ever since. one of my wife's grandfather is was a first-generation american whose father came from germany, and he left to go back to fight the kaiser in world war i, the war to end all wars, came back and became a letter carrier in iowa, became president of this letter carriers local, and when they started renovating the white house some of the truman administration, the people he worked with thought so much of him they spent two dollars to get big gamble for him that i am fortunate to have in my possession. when my father left the small rural community in iowa to go to the road jima at the age of 18, he got letters that i am thrilled to have in my possession that only got to him because of hard works and efforts from the postal service. that is why i love letter carriers and postal workers. my dad came back and became a substitute rural letter carrier. i know that service was a lifeline t

the post office will also stay open till midnight. as long as you are in line by midnight you are guaranteed to send your return. kron 4 news. >> you can find a list of post offices on our website. www.kron.com. some people are paying little to no income tax and you might be surprised who they are. we will tell you about that later. >>> new details tonight in the trial of yusef bey for the murder of chauncey bailey. a new video was played in court today. it shows the leader of the your black muslim bakery laughing about the shooting death of chauncey bailey. the video was recorded inside the police department four days after chauncey bailey was killed. it shows yusef bey along with joshua bey and tamon halfin. they are discussing the death of chauncey bailey. yusef bey talked about the gun used to kill chauncey bailey. they also laughed about the murder and talked about driving by the crime scene. >> "pow, pow, poof"." [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> no. >> no. [ indiscernible ] ]] whispering ] -- [ whitperring ]. >> the

this is not about the hard-working men and women of the post office. this hearing is not even about the union negotiations per se. our committee's primary jurisdiction in the area of concern is, is the post office the right sized for the future. one of our concerns, one of my concerns goes to this, and governor miller, maybe you can help me with this, in union negotiations they negotiated a no layoff. now, the problem is if we go from six days to five days and you score savings of 60,000 workers, you can't lay off workers, how do you get the savings? >> well, mr. chairman, first that no layoff provision was an extension of the previous contract. >> i understand but just barely you can't score savings if you can't get rid of the people especially when you have 100,000 too many today. i've asked my staff to look at a lot of areas that we may legislate which would include, and for the postmaster general, i know you're looking for legislation. i'm going to tell you what we probably need to do is bite the bullet one time and figure out how we're going to re

i would just need to shun custody posted previously in the children of cost of the post the place the thing that has. two hundred billion euro coming from family savings collected by the post office and then and we can use this money for a long term investment because these family used to keep their savings for long before long. knowing their. savings have a state guarantee state can't. but who have two thirds of these two hundred bigger muro now in liquidity putting the treasury of the of the state. what is the reason they didn't is there to my opinion a lot of rules. penalize the privately vestment in these infrastructure in research so we need. new rules fiscal incentives. supervisory rules accounting rules martha. now they five are the short term financial investment in the interest of growth of. prosperity we have to change cizik a nation or for the fiscal incentive for instance or visit a national task but for the supervisory rules for the a company whose isn't in commission and task to changing these some words and so to permit to attract private capital and also public company

we have posted the post office locations and other tax tips online for you. check out cbssf.com, click on news, then consumer. the l-a times reports fuel >>> high gas prices just one of the reasons why travelers will pay more to fly this summer. fuel prices plus increased passenger demand will push air fare prices up by 15%. that's in comparison to last year. passengers are paying more for other services. last year airlines collected more than $2.5 billion and in checked-in baggage fees. >> people are going to have to travel regardless. when they have summer off they have to go. >> it's disappointing but when you want to see your family it's important to do that. >> so what will you have to do differently? >> save more. >> passengers will see the biggest hikes on international flights. that's because there are fewer airlines covering those routes. >> and people across the south are bracing themselves for another powerful storm headed their way. >> today they had very little warning before a series of tornadoes hit 'em. >> yup, there goes the roof off a house.

by minute 10 you in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. the most popular zombie thing going around right now is the amc show, the walking dead. it got to the apocalypse. it's going to be tough for that show to do it but maybe another show or another movie might recognize this. i would be happy to provide any kind of script advice to any hollywood screenwriter watching this that's interested in writing up a book about zombies. i have a modesty that are probably cool. one would hope this would have an influence not just on the study of international relations, but on film and other arts. >> i have a question. you talk about how the zombie films go from one extreme or the other, either humans are all gone by in our zombies are all gone by the end. and the two films i can think of that are humorous on zombie films, recent kind to in that way. zombie land. there's a small group of human survivors, and shaun of the dead. i was wondering what would political science say with as good if you raise very important point. the romantic not become but h

the person who posted says it was taken up their grandparents' house. thankfully everyone made it out safe and time. >> pam: it has been four days since a gunman opened fire killing two people, wounding four. sweet jimmy's is still closed for business. there's a lock on the front gate. oakland police are still trying to identify the suspects connected to the shooting. 22 year-old adam williams was one of the victims. williams was recently hired at a school for an after- school program. today the principal their shared promotions about losing an i'm very emotional the 22 arab adam well as worked prior to being shot to death. she told me she has been holding back promotions following the tragedy. now, she's ready to talk about losing atom. >> am very angry, very angry that broom the type of violence that killed at them. -- room. you can't conceive of them having to learn that someone they love, their work with daly is no longer part of their lives because of a violent assaults. >> >> reporter: he has been a part of of the elementary long before being hire

hear audio just go on you tube his video response or the twitter profile of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is. the. hardest time for tonight's tool time award and it goes to arianna huffington the self-proclaimed progressive just recently sold her website the huffington post to a.o.l. for three hundred fifteen million dollars and as part of that deal she gets to be in control of all efforts. real content for al well now for anyone who's ever been to her site well you can tell that it's left leaning or you can just plain call it lefty and in fact this site has been a voice for the left for years and home to numerous well known lefty bloggers but over the weekend arianna did an interview with the new york times well the first note it is quite obvious the new york times are not fans of each other when you read it first ari on his cue to bill keller and now we have this so andrew goldman of the new york times asked arianna he said you've been saying recently if the huffington post is not a lefty publication to which here's bonded

have posts. we just set the posts up as we arrive. set up a perimeter. he said it up. >> what was going through your mind when he was in surgery? >> well, you know, i could see the monitor. i see his blood pressure. his heartbeat. at but it is better than mine. i thought he was an excellent condition. and did know much about the surgery. he told the bullet in the line itself. usually we don't remove bullets. really the men, especially if it's not near a vital organ. been kept feeling it. he decided to remove it. it didn't go off thankfully in this particular case. i can't imagine what would have happened -- maybe i can. the bullet was left then. he was recovering. we find out. what are we going to do. that was a tough decision. happily we did not have to make that decision. >> that bullet had hit the door on the reinforced door on the president's limousine before it hit him. >> the bullet actually hit the back court panel of the car. i have the photograph. it's really cool. >> another, a split second slower. you track the trajectory of the bullet. it wou

and a post office in petaluma is taking drop offs until 8:00 p.m. tonight. got to get them in today. >> >> city leaders walnut creek will discuss ending free street parking sunday. drivers might have to pay on the meters those days enforcement hours might be extended 6 to 8:00 p.m. goal to get drivers to park in garages and free up spaces on the street. >> the whole reason you charge for certain spaces is to create turn over what we are trying to do is give people better choices so they can decide if i am only here for an hour parking for a meter makes sense if i am here all day the garage is a better choice it is more flexible. >>> city council plans to have a parking ruling in place by the end of the year. >>> i was in downtown walnut creek yesterday and parked in garage and saw linda owe reporting the story. >> there you go. >>> you don't have to feed the meter now. >> i guess so. >>> postal rates going up. what is costing you more to mail and what is staying the same. >>> the most popular online dating site about to get safer how match.com plans to weed

it's a little bit crowded. >> affairs, post partum depression, bulimia. th

posts aren't touched. guys welcome michel and tell me alone a show we've heard our guests have to say on the topic now we want to hear from our audience just go on to you tube the video response or the twitter first part of the question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response to the late boy. we've got an update for you tonight on one guy who took on sony george hotz an avid gamer and tech whiz and former guest on the alone a show was known for jailbreaking the i phone but then he got into deep water when he not only successfully hacked sony's playstation three but then went on to release the code needed for the hack online along with a how to video now this code sony in hot water because it created a loophole for anybody who wanted to modify their gaming console and even allow gamers to use pirated games on their system so as you can imagine has put hearts into a lawsuit with the mega electronics corporation one hopes was not deterred he proceeded to push the envelope

the best quarterly earnings -- chevron posted the best quarterly earnings since 2008. chevron benefited from the higher crude oil prices and better margins on the refined products. chevron stock finish thursday day up 63 cents. the dow closed at a new high. rising 47 points finish with april with a solid 4% gain. the nasdaq gaped one point today. the onagain off again nfl lock hut out is back on again tonight. a federal appeals court granted the league's request to temporarily stay a judge's ruling that ended the lockout. just this morning teams across the league reopened the doors to players. a 49er's spokesman would not comment but said some reporters -- players reported to work. 30 players showed up to work. >>> the 49ers traded up to get a quarterback in the second round of the draft. they selected collin kepeneck. later in the draft they took south carolina safety, coliver and with the raiders penn state center, his ufrpgel is the team's offensive line coach. the raiders selected van dike. >>> it is required viewing for some even at 2:00 in the morning. the bay ar

and that's nice in this post and i think.hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers i'm not. we'll. bring you the latest in science technology from the ground floor should. we dump the future covered. this time silent for decades. twenty five years ago on entire fifty thousand population over a gradient pretty i was in my car weighted with this three hours. plus now it must be that recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office employee are. the stories of the world long gone you. just have to challenge. me to the diaries of the ghost of our two. wealthy british style.

redwood city's main post office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in san francisco the post office at evans avenue will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and will all-curbside dropoff from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. and in petaluma, the post office while be open from 8:30 to 6 p.m. >>> still ahead, it was a sailor's paradise in oakland. a look at the latest vessels. and a chance of rain in the forecast. we find out when we talk leigh glaser cominininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininininin quare. they had the newest boats and work of a special project. it offers bay area kids a chance to learn about sailing first hand. more t

some people are having fun with this and posting their maps. there is a process to delete the file that recorded your whereabouts. every time you sink your iphone or ipad again, it will make a new one. for instructions log on to www.kron.com and look for our news link section. gabe slate kron 4 news. >>> lawmakers are demanding a response from apple. they have sent letters to steve jobs asking how and why this is happening. he hopes to have an answer by may 12. >> in sports the a's gets shut down in seattle. the sharks continue their explosion tonight. would it be enough to take a 3- 1 lead in their playoff series against the los angeles kings? highlights next. [ alarm buzzing ] another victim of frequent flyer red tape. [ tires screech ] seat restrictions got him stuck in a vicious circle. it's just not right! i keep earning miles, but it seems like i can never use them. the all-new rapid rewards doesn't have any of that nasty red tape. here he comes again. let's set him free! [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward se

some people are having fun with this and posting their maps. there is a process to delete the file that recorded your whereabouts. every time you sink your iphone or ipad again, it will make a new one. for instructions log on to www.kron.com and look for our news link section. gabe slate kron 4 news. >>> lawmakers are demanding a response from apple. they have sent letters to steve jobs asking how and why this is happening. he hopes to have an answer by may 12. >> in sports the a's gets shut down in seattle. the sharks continue their explosion tonight. would it be enough to take a 3- 1 lead in their playoff series [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that

will keep you posted it.exas is burning and it's not just in rural areas threatened by wildfire the flames have reached the doorstep of the state capital. >> reporter: texans literally running for their lives, this a real scene unfolding ssunday. it is being called the perfect storm for wild fires, firefighters battled gusty winds, some of the dry conditions in nearly a century as there were to protect homes in the state capital. some 1300 personnel on the front lines. thousands of fires burning more than one part of 5 a. statewide. the windblown claims are frustrating firefighters threatening residents. a crime so fast, they moved as the right. it's come so fast. >> reporter: with 36 killed one firefighter, injured 18 others. 250 homes lost. all but two of the state's 54 counties are affected. >> justine: authorities made no arrest late sunday in connection with a fire near austin texas. a homeless man started the campfire that grew out of control. he faces charges of reckless endangerment. >> james: a deadl

i was publisher of the washington post for 21 years.'s ataturk, ben bradlee, is with us this morning. , ben bradlee,tor is with us this morning. david put us on the map. in addition, each time there was a major problem at the newspaper, i would walk into david's office for advice. not an easy feat in itself as some as you will recall. [laughter] his advice was always a good. at the time of the janet cooke disaster, 1981, he began, "at the heart of the paper are the beat reporters. if they are all right, the paper will be all right." his was the first advice once sought. what else should be said of david? that he was epochal in a most straitlaced way. he was old fashioned it before it was in fashion to be old fashioned. [laughter] he was the fairest of reporters. he made mistakes. no one was more meticulous about correcting himself, even devoting a year-end column every year to that purpose. he always had time -- a little time. if you had business with david, he liked it done with dispatch. he worked in comparably hard. in his last illne

goldman of the new york times asked arianna he said you've been saying recently if the huffington post is not a lefty publication to which here's bonded actually i've been saying that for three years the timeline that we've used a lot is beyond left and right i'm sorry but just saying your website goes beyond left and right doesn't make it true arianna have you looked acre site lately now the writer followed up with the next question and said it's as if you're trying to tell me that smurfs aren't blue to which i say good now are ya then responded by saying i'm just telling you that it is very clear that we have progressive views but to call everything we're doing lefty well it misses the whole point that american policy needs to be redefined beyond left and right it's a completely obsolete view of politics ok arianna just keep repeating the same lines and maybe somebody will actually believe you asked for me i'm not buying it you are lefties so is your website that's how you made three hundred fifteen million dollars so embrace the label and move on you were founded as a lefty response

she posted his description, that he wears track suits, and glasses with heavy black frames. an administrator. >> i am happy to hear they caught the guy. >> the victim tells news 4, metro catches a lot of flack, she is grateful that police used her tip. she said, i hope the successful outcome will encourage more women to speak up and report these kinds of crimes. this man found the website made him accountable. >> tell stories that may be not be the most uplifting type of story, but leading to action that makes metro better. of course, i am happy about that. >> >>> an egyptian cobra is making up -- waking up in a dark corner in the reptile house. they are trying to figure out how she got loose. she has over 200,000 followers, and a face book page, to get the cobra to host is the night live. >> we will have to go in deep hiding to get more followers. >> you see it in the

nevertheless, the s&p 500 posted its biggest first quarter rally in 13 years, up 5.4%. sam stovall joins us now to talk about this teflon quarter and what could be ahead. he's chief investment strategist for standard and poor's equity research. sam, always good to you have on the program. >> thanks, suzanne. >> suzanne: so are you shocked by the market's performance this quarter? >> i think that the market really did show some remarkable resilience. as you said in your intro, despite the civil inrest in the middle east the additional sovereign dead downgrades as well as natural disaster in japan we were still able to put in the best first quarter since 1998. >> suzanne: and what is the explanation do you think for that? >> well, i think in general most global investors are looking upon this half speed economic recovery and expecting it to pick up the pace in the quarters ahead. >> suzanne: so do you think of course the big question is do we continue this rally as we move into the spring and summer? >> i think we do. we're entering into the second quarter of the year whi

the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 posting modest gains on friday. right now it does look like a lower opening. but i'll tell you, just about i think more than 100 companies report earnings today. so that should definitely effect things. >> that's incredible. >> that's a big one. >>> time now 5:21. the giants fan that was brutally beaten at dodgers stadium home opener is once again in a medically induced coma. we're going to tell you why doctors made that decision for bryan stow and what could happen next. >>> plus the reason parking habits in san francisco may soon be changing starting this week. >>> good morning. traffic on 680 looks pretty good heading down to the sun roll grade. more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. waking up with light winds, cloudy conditions and a few sprinkles. looks like novato to vallejo we have light rain is falling at this hour. >>> a california air national guard plane is safely on the ground this morning but that's after having to make an emergency landing. there it is.

the site was targeted as a military command post. it follows the government renewed attacks on the rebel held city of misruta. a spokesperson says khadafy i in health and in high spirits. >> 'wikileaks released a new material go b guantanamo bay. they named pakistan's main intelligence agency, it's included in the list of 60 militant networks. interrogate rs at gitmo say that they may have provided support to groups such as al-qaeda. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano is expected to visit the bay area today. she is expected to host a student forum this afternoon on cyberspace security. the discussion is intended to highlight the important contributions made by the science and engineering communities in maintaining national security. >> bart is calling in consultants to help design the interior of the trains. the consultants are the riders themselves. >> i was invited to a first look of bart's new research lab before it rolled down the track sand introduced to the public. >> this is bart's lab, an interactive demo for fle