as we hang the reece, i will give you a count here. have a look at me. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1. ♪ [singing] ♪ ♪ >> a great day, everybody. thank you. the san francisco chornicle. and the history association. and the neighborhood emergency response team. the american red cross. and thanks for making this happen. i want to invite everyone to go to 20th in church or -- and church. and we will meet up. we may skirt the law and serve something before 6:00 a.m. the bookmobile, where are they? >> i have my cheat sheet here which i cannot find. the library has been here after great disasters. there has -- is a special book that won an award this year. here is the book. i downloaded it on my kindle. it can check out copies of the book mobile. nex>> thanks for being here. start walking slowly. welcome to san francisco, everyone. ♪ gentlemen, the voice of the san francisco giants and his radio personality -- kiss radio personality, ranelle brooks moon. >> thank you so much. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. happy valentine's day, and good afternoon,

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islamist parties will gain the majority as they did in post-revolutionary tunisia and egypt journalist reece alaric says militias that contributed to khadafi his downfall will play a much more important role than the new national assembly. in libya considered itself a country even under moammar gadhafi the extent there was organized opposition it was often led by this numerous and they're trying to capitalize on that but it's hardly an exercise in democracy because the militias still have the main control and what they do particularly the militias aligned with political parties those forces are not capable of winning elections fairly so they're disrupting the elections and as a response i think i again interviewing a lot of ordinary working people or people in the street during my visits people who are very very upset they think a new strongman is going to come to power which does not work they fought for or made to feel that their revolution is being stolen western interference is an issue the u.s. and western europe are very interested in maintaining the oral supplies from with. some of th

scott reece with more from los angeles. >> at stanford, the new college football season begins with one sobering realization, andrew luck has moved on. >> we took for granted all the time that they used up. >> andrew was gate for the confidence, great for stanford and now he's great for the nfl. >> i know david put a lot on his shoulders because he was so smart. >> our mistake is we tried to prepare too much for andrew luck and they ran for 400 yards against us. >> reporter: a new season always exciting, but a new stadium m e makes it even more so. >> i know it's going to be great, i know it's going to be one of the best, man, i just can't wait to get in there. >> going into the new stadium for those guys, memorial stadium is actually one of my favorites to travel to. it's got that great college feel to it. they're going to be tough. >> olympic fervor not lost on this event. larry scott quick to point out that there are 12 current or former athletes that will be participating in the olympic games. >> thank you, scott. happy birthday to barry bonds, he turns 48 today. he celebrated his 4

. >> he was located 25 minutes later hiding inside an abandoned home off reece road. >> reporter: watson's run from the law started in baltimore city. preliminary reports say officers tried to stop watson after he sideswiped a car and kept going. police followed him through downtown streets. watson hopped on 97 south towards anne arundel county. police called off their pursuit and alert anne arundel county police of the man coming their way. sky eye 13 stayed with watson as he drives erratically during rush hour on the highway, coming close to running some cars off the road. >> certainly a dangerous situation. not just in our county, but in other areas, putting police in jeopardy. >> reporter: watson eventually gets off on telegraph road, speeding through a residential neighborhood. he smashes into a gold sedan. the driver was left stunned. >> pretty crazy, but justice prevails, i guess. >> reporter: watson's history with the justice system includes charges for dui, assault, and drug possession. his rap sheet got much longer, after 11 traffic violations just yesterday. >> ranging from leav

. >>> scott reece joins us from our comcast sports newsroom, this was supposed to be a slow day, a slow sports, but for the giants and as, not so much. >> the giants have been doing terrific in the starting thus far, it was really cool to see an all giants battery to start the game, especially because entering the season you really couldn't have seen it coming, matt cain a star for sure, but he's made that jump to elite status. >> reporter: the story of buster posy's career is one that is still being written, but already it reads like a classic novel. from the emotional highs of winning a world series to the dramatic lows of a season ending injury, his latest chapter is unfolding right here in kansas city as an all-star. >> i don't think i have soaked it in. you know, i have mentioned to you before how i was just excited to be back on the field and, you know, it's a whirlwind. i mean i'm humled to be here. >> posy may be hurt. >> it's amazing to see how quickly he's turned around from such an extreme injury. >> to have such an injury and to come back into an all-star game is pretty impr

joining us from alabama is max reece, reporter. in miami, doug hanks from the miami herald.nnati usa regional chamber. great to have you all with us. max, first of all, i understand that in alabama and birmingham, alabama, where you are, the change in unemployment is down 1.4% from may 2011 to may 2012. sounds great. is it translating in to optimism? >> kind of. it's kind of a long answer. across the state. the unemployment rate has gone down. the state saw nine straight months of a zeep drop in unemployment and led to optimism. there's big jobs announcements. mercedes expanded here nearby. there's a new coal company moving in nearby. people feel very good about the economy. however, people have also left the workforce down here, mandy. so that has people more cautiously optimistic and hoping that things pick up over the next couple of months and maybe more. >> okay. so that's as you say sort of like a sweet and sour kind of story there. doug, what's going on in miami? the change there, unemployment dropped by 2% over the last year. is that optimism spreading out to the peop

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pat reece calling from oakland california.ow,. >> justice roberts, i had a feeling it wasn'ted going to be overturned. i felt like him or maybe some other republican on the bench would have made the right decision because there were too many provisions in there had a actually helps people. however, i am a little skeptic about at a time moechz behind roberts doing it. but he did ift. i am glad he did do it. what i come to realize that this is basically a haitilex. >> that's what this is. >> uh-huh. >> it's a haitilex using money to glorify their hatred for obama so they can get back in power. and i just hope that the american people are smart enough to see this i can't wait for the debates to start so obama has the opportunity to give it to romney and let him know what time it really is, i think that you know, a lot of this drama and all of these polls that are supposed to be so close, hopefully will change. >> well, i will tell you pat patrice patrice, i just remind you, right right. i have written a book about it, "the obama

let's see, so everybody always says there's no wrong way to eat a reeces and same thing with oreos andper good. >> very tasty. >> thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >> nothing like ice cream at 8:00 a.m. >> since you are talking blizzards, you want to help me with the weather? another weather phenomenon. let's go ahead and take a look. this is the weathercast with miss america. and let's go ahead to the maps. can you see right over there? >> yes, i can! >> where do you think it's raining the most right now? >> i'm going to say in minneapolis. >> very good. nothing gets by you. >> i know! >> meanwhile, in the balance of the country for the most part, nice and dry. a little activity in the mid atlantic. today's current temperatures, you want to give us some of your favorite cities out there? >> let's see, phoenix is 87. >> why do you like phoenix? >> it looks like it's 87. i'm going for the nice weather. i'm from wisconsin near chicago, 72. >> fantastic. >> san antonio, 79. all across the map. >> one more map will show you the daytime highs as i have a little of the blizzard. >> ok. >>

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reece expects 70,000 apartment units to come online this year, double the rate of growth in 2012, andhat's just apartments. don't forget the surge in single-family rentals. that has some analysts warning that some of the apartment reits may be over priced. we'll talk about that coming up on power lunch. melissa. >> diana, at what point do people actually start buying apartments instead of renting them at higher and higher rents? >> looking to the condo market, look, we have to see when that turn is, when people say, okay, i am ready to jump back in. yes, prices are very low. historic affordability. the tubl is tight credit and consumer sentiment and jobs of course. we'll watch the number tomorrow to see if we get any boost because it has to be a good jobs number to get the housing market moving again and get the confidence to move back into buying. >> even as we have seen pretty encouraging numbers of new home sales and prices, diana, mortgage apps, seems like every other week they come in and throw cold water on it. >> very lackluster. we're hitting historic low levels every week, 10

he reece lead 12 years of tax returns so americans then could evaluate his record for themselves. his son should also let his records out so we can evaluate his -- his record for ourselves. even nominees for cabinet posts are required to release three years of tax returns and declare financial holders worth more than $1,000. romney's refusal to be open and honest would be would disqualify him from even being a cabinet secretary and his penchant for secrecy makes americans wonder what he's hiding. thomas jefferson argued that democracy depends on an informed electorate. if that's true, disclosure can only strengthen our democracy. don't take my word for it. as senator mcconnell has said, -- and i quote -- "closure dloash is the best disinfeint ant. end of quote. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconn

conservative opponents of the mandate identified the flaw and in their reece and oral arguments drove their message home with powerful effect. only justice roberts bit of take your pick, statecraft blanked out of history judgment or is he trying to build street cred for radical judicial activism next year? whatever he was doing, which i guess people will argue about through the ages, save the affordable care act. the flaw in the free rider argument obscured by the rights broccoli talking point is inquiring the uninsured to write coverage acts like a text. it serves the same function as actual taxes and health care systems like canada's and many others should provide in some form universal public coverage. at it rings money into the risk pool to cover the sick. since the uninsured as a whole are healthier than most americans. the anti-mandate side brought this message to court which results were devastating with the argument of the mandate merely regulating barcott activity. and justice roberts words, in his opinion for the court quote, the longest quote, the individual mandate regulat