and we just the situation, had to reenforce them. look over the line, that was george coming with the squad. and was a superb commander. superb. he spoke with a heavy, slavic accent. >> oh, yeah. >> but -- i can't describe to you really, smoke and white -- four batteries. during that various activity, caught kneeling on one knee and my command post area. and radio operator was right beside. had my radio stretched. radio on his back. >> ones flying around you here? >> oh, yeah. as far as the enemy machine gunfire, medicals was putting the leaves off the trees. shot in left e. and it around it, you left the hit, you have it right here. i'm doing the snapping sounds it's a crap shoot. he was a nuisance. but i look up, there were two fire bombers straight at to the west. and there was, i looked up, one on the right, one on the left. about four times as tight. two eight foot long slindry cal. and they were going to hit on the mantle. he had arrived the night before -- the basement batterers. come over and look at the position that the ene

here comes the reenforcing shot of chilly air. lots of sunshine saturday and sunday, once again on the other side of this high-pressure sell, the warmup will get going again. look for a beautiful weekend. sunday should be gorges. the next farm system will be approaching monday. later monday night going into tuesday, some of those ohio river valley showers could reach as. the weekend will look very nice. 44-49 tomorrow. northwest winds of 5-15 miles per hour. the sunrise on the last day of standard time at 6:55 p.m. on sunday when we sprang forward into daylight savings time, the sunrise will be closer to 7:25 a.m. we will enjoy sunlight later in the day. northwest wind on the bay gusting to 20 knots. small craft advisory. the big warmup will be hitting the mountains with the mid 50's. cooler tomorrow, 47, but up to 47 on sunday. -- on saturday. on the beach from the chilly ocean temperatures will keep the beaches crueler. cox will be going forward on sunday one hour. 61 sunday. 64. high-temperature staying in the mid it 60's throu

there are no parades no, blockbuster sales and there is march 15th toj reenforce the idea consumers have rights, basic rights. and inspire bid the words of john f kennedy and said consumers, by definition include all of us. yet they're the only important group whose views are often not heard. and i couldn't agree with that more. >> it's a high, holly holiday for you right. >> and there is where we're getting a bit of a break. >> we need this breather, there is a final in this series there is a cold storm that. is going to drive snow levels down. there is a view across the bay. there is some light showers and drizzle out there. there is ent and there is another live picture, this is lake tahoe. there is sharon b says this is the calm. edward tweets just started to drizzle so we're seeing damp weather out there. there is some moisture and also just east of san jose. there is a little bit now. heavier rain coming up. being looking northwest, there is pleasant city going to slide down in about 24 hours or longer than that. there is temperatures 50s and 60s, rain becoming heavy tomorrow. ther

>> they will have more reenforcing in them. they had a tendency to use more round columns with spiral hoops. they don't necessarily catastrophicly collapse. in a perverse sense, the 50's and 60's buildings, you don't want to be in. i am in a 1920 building >> i wanted to clarify, we have beautiful, very ornate buildings they are taller. a lot of apartment buildings. >> those are mostly steel framed buildings. in the 50's and 60's, they wanted to create open floor spaces and they went to concrete spaces and thought it was great until the san fernando earthquake and the earthquake came and the building disappeared. they said, oops and changed the code immediately. >> we look at it and say, it didn't do what we thought. the codes are rarely perspective. how can we make that happen? they wait for a catastrophe and then change it >> just to clarify. we don't have instrumentation to record the shaking and to do a computer simulation is difficult to do without the data. we only learn through events. not all the records we have are indi

for a lot of black families across this country, this shooting hits close to home and reenforces a fear many say they quietly live with every day and have taught their kids about for generations. that part of this story tonight. >> make sure all of the stuff is out of that back seat. >> wendy ealey-walker never met trayvon martin but feels like she knew him well. >> that could be my kid, minding his own business, doing his thing, not thinking that anybody would ever do him harm. >> like so many, this suburban atlanta mother is devastated by martin's death, and as a black parent, she worries his 14-year-old son could be targeted. >> it makes me angry and very frightened. >> reporter: a fear understood by many in the african-american community where it's common for parents to give their sons rules to live by beginning at a very young age. >> my mom told me go with what the cop says, don't argue with them, every time i'm at a public event or a cop sees me on the street. or a security officer sees me on the street, he asks me, where are you supposed to be, boy? you can sort of tell it's not

it's going to be strong enough to reenforce the sea breeze. over the bay right now, it looks like we are going to keep temperatures cooling off. right now, 49 degrees in concorde. 49 in oakland. 47 in san francisco. a cool 42 in santa rosa. high tropical sliding eastward. temperatures have been something else. behind that now, we have a couple systems. the first one not coming through. it will bring a few clouds and cool down the temperatures. this guy is going to be dropping in on sunday to bring a better chance of rain fall. latest computer models showing they will be on and off. mostly cloudy and as we head towards sunday. this movers in at 11:00. it starts to fall apart, but maybe not a ton of rain, but it's going to start. much cooler temperatures inland. all the 70s are gone now. only the mid 60s. looking out over the next few days, a another chance come monday, a better chance on thursday. saying unsettled and possibly wet spue friday and it looks like some very unsettled weather. we have to spring forward. daylight savings time. i hate

then we get colder with some reenforcing air monday and ay, monday to see a few snowflakes flying aroundn the colder air as wellful we'll get through the rain tonight -- well. we'll get through the rain tonight, some thunderstorms out there, nothing severe and we'll dry out for the weekend. >>> now it's time to chick on sports with lindsay -- check on sports with lindsay. >> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with lindsay murphy. >> hello, everybody. the capitals, i wish i had some good news to report, but unfortunately there's not much to say about tonight's game except that it was forgettable. in fact, i'm sure the caps have put it in the past and moved on, at least i hope they have. they had a devil of a time against new jersey tonight. there was a night against michal neuvirth, 1st period a power play goal giving the devils a 1-0 lead. later in the 1st the devils on the rush and again it goes past michal neuvirth. 2-0 devils. the former caps zubrus with the steal, the incredible acrobatic goal and 3-0 and there were no caps comebacks tonight. the caps shut out at home 5 -0. >> yo

made it a little bit different by calling it peer and that stands for prevention, intervention, reenforcement and reentry. we'll be glad to give anybody further information on that. >> thank you. and bobby mentioned the richmond program where he spent $2.5 million and they reduced the annual murder rate from 19 to 2. 17 fewer murders. you think of the number of people who are shot and don't die and multiply how many people didn't show up at the medical college of virginia emergency room, trauma unit and hospital, obviously have more than $2.5 million right there, nothing about the reduction in law enforcement expenses.k up all t people. so it's a very successful program. thank you, bobby. >> first of all, chairman, thank you for having me. it's an honor to be here representing the youth promise act. everyone, welcome. my story takes us back to when i was 15 years old living in california, a suburb just outside of los angeles. there i was riding my bike at a local park with my friends and an officer pulled up right next to us, on to the lawn and just chitchat started. where you guys from, who'

reenforcing surge late next week and following weekend. >> we could get used to this?saying the other shoe will drop has been hanging up their. cannot give up on something happening yet. getting past the cold. . >> coming up a marine final home coming thousands lined the streets to remember american hero. >> and entertainment reporter dean richards chicago get big box office options. -having her was amazing. -we made a miracle. and we got onesies. sometimes miracles get messy. so we use tide free. no perfumes or dyes for her delicate skin. brad. not it. not it. just kidding. that's our tide. what's yours? barry said tonight or been killed in afghanistan honored at his parish of buehrle neighborhood cpl conner lowry cpl conner lowry returned to his native southwest side hundreds brother rice high school in tribute. one hand over the hard the other zero big american flag. batt but it is on real at this point like we just saw him yesterday >> died in afghanistan march 1st it said it currently being investigated motorcade dignified transfer midway airport to st. john fishe

. >> not only felt they needed an independent source and another move to reenforce the message to management. >> fox con told auditors it will pay overtime. overtime more employees will be hired to offset fewer hours put n however, critics worry whether that will happen. this group some of us has been leading a petition drive. >> i can't say i'm holding my breath. >> saying they may end up paying more for change autos social responsibility has a cost wex are asking factories to make investments to produce the product and have got to be ready to share that cost. >> apple told abc news that it will comply with the report recommendations but may take until next year to implement them. >> two weeks ago, she vanished and criticism that sierra lamar might not be missing had her parents been notified she never made it to school. >> right. and first an update on the search efforts. nearly 500 people took part in this search today and there is new assignments including urbanized area amid controversy of the school district protocol. the man behind the community search efforts for sierra lamar is crit

. >> and any rapid transit station reenforces a nation the closer to strangers more distance we tendo need. music pulls people together. >> i see people we wish had time to stop. and someplaces you can't tell what you see. sometimes, it's rewarding. but you get a smile that let's you know what you're doing does something for them. >> bart has been attracting musics since opening. this happened by accident. >> because there is nice acoustics. it's a good spot. >> acoustics were a part of the design but not necessarily for musicians. >> the unofficial historian retired after three decades with the agency. and he remembers how bart tried to keep muse yixs out. it took a lawsuit to guarantee their place here. bart lost a case, did bart win? >> i think in the long run, yes. and today bart remains wide open to soloists. some with names that an average guy can't pronounce. >> this instrument? >> oul. >> owl? >> oul. >> and aren't you happy to have most of the music? and now, guys like earl are as much a part of bart as the trains, they're the soul of the place. >> what i'm giving is pricele

another reenforcing shot and cool air coming through tonight bringing us the chilly start to the weekgh pressure will settle on in. look how warm it is on the west side of the west pressures sell. once the high begins to move away. the warmup will get underway again. it may be over by the end of the weekend. look for sunny skies on sunday and drop the day sunday. just a little bit of a chill tomorrow. monday, the next storm system will approach and it would get here monday night going into tuesday. tomorrow, only in the party's and cool. son up at 6:25 a.m. on the bay, a small crafted by is read continues for gusts that will top 20 knots. with diminishing in the afternoon. 39 on saturday, but look at this warmup. that will be spreading across the state for the second half of the weekend. the eastern shore getting back into the low 60's on sunday. right on the beach from the cooler ocean water will keep ocean city several degrees cooler. 40's tomorrow but 61 on sunday. cox moving forward to o'clock a.m. sunday morning. it stands for a shower and temperatures into the 60's. >> it looks

it reenforces a existing narrative about the president that he is free lancing foreign policy and making deals with russia to transmit information to putin . what is he telling other leaders. and it enforces the president. if he doesn't have a election hanging over his head he can do whatever he wants. whether missile or defense . here at home going over the heads of the congress and issuing executive order and going through burrcratic fiat. there is a fear that this president who has shown an inclination in the first term would up it and escalate it because he doesn't have to worry about reelection. this adepireenforces and so effective. >> the fear that she said it is. >> i am so scared that he will be a markist and take over the united states and tell us what to eat and industries and take over. and look. what he did was real politics. he knows he has a congress that wants him out of office. he cannot negotiate with a congress that want to take away the power base. he was heard saying is actually the truth. he has more flexibility once he's reelected i think he's likely to be. >> and

the president keeps reenforcing there's more work to be done to make sure the middle class doesn't justve but thrive. can this be accomplished with the jobs act still stored in the congress? >> there's a whole lot more that the president would like to see the republicans do. he'd live to move on helping states keep teachers and police and firefighters on the job. he's live to move on inf infrastructure investments. there's a whole lot that the president woultd lid like to se congress do. republicans wake up this friday every month hoping that the unemployment rate goes up, hoping people are losing jobs. that's what they want to see because they want to win an election. we should put creating jobs above politics. that's what the president is trying to do. >> i was wondering if speaker boehner had woken up because i haven't heard thing from him today. some of the republican candidates are trashing the jobs numbers. it's getting harder and harder to claim the economy isn't getting better. >> it's somewhat unfathomable. martin, we have created just short of four million jobs in the past two

problem will continue to be even as we have seen over the last week, every one of these instances reenforceshe thing that they don't like about him. he changings his stripes based on who he is standing next to. he's still not going to be able to seal the deal with the party. >> alex. at least rick santorum is being candid with the electorate. he said some people say that would mean he has no ideas. >> he's just a guy running for president. that a kneecap president obama as a visionary and no action policy or skills. i guess the businessmen is a dig at mitt romney. rick santorum is the ultimate al ternive candidate. his campaign says it's all about his economic policies the the only anchor we have is this manufacturing tax credit. the rest is just clouds and thin air. much doesn't make sense or is illegal. >> i thought rick santorum was about less sex and no higher education. >> and then those points. >> john, public policy polling is a democratic affiliated firm. it's had horrible numbers. 52% of mississippi republican voters get this think the president is a muslim. while only 54% believe i

it's supposed to reenforce them when the storms hit. but officials say the practice is ineffective and gives homeowners a false sense of security. experts say residents should instead use shutters. >>> monique griego has more on the mobile van, looking to lure students into the field of forensics. >> it looks like the scene straight out of csi. but these high-tech tests are being done by students in a very unique and mobile setting. >> it's almost like a field trip for us. because we're in the school like all day. it feels good to go outside and step out of the classroom. >> reporter: today, students for the school of the arts got a chance to test out the maryland biolab. a tractor-trailer fully equipped to do bioscience experiments. >> when you get to do things that you don't get to do in the classroom. and it's fun. >> reporter: the lab and the instructors crowd the school throughout maryland. they offer the hands-on way to learn science. >> we do a lot of forensic analysis. everything they need to learn in tenth grade biology. but we

this kind of reenforces what we know. high-end consumer doing quite a while and a lot of specialty plays in that. the whole tech and iphone story. nothing new in this report other than the confirmation of this is kind of the economic situation we're in. it's clearly decent ballast for the markets particularly greece. can we go two, three weeks without talking about greece and talk about europe? keep you're fingers crossed. >> probably not. does it make you want to buy stocks today? >> i've been buying into this and i'm staying longer from the trader hat part of it. you had what we had on monday, tuesday. you have these moments of he sell-out. you want to have enough arrows in the quiver to make sure you can take advantage of those drops, because they come quickly. you have to seize them. >> grasso, you're trading for some of the biggest institutions. the quivers are ready and going. where are they going? >> the high beta trade is on. anything with a beta of a 1 1/2 or so it is really moving. you saw gold do that sell-off

i think the odds for santorum are long indeed, and the next month will only reenforce that and the romneyelegate lead is bound to swell. everybody at this table is now saying this was a big win for him in wisconsin last night. >> chris: louisiana. >> i mean louisiana, excuse me. he gained only a handful of delegates on romney. if he was really going to have a chance to overtake h him he needs to get delegates and win them by the bushel while romney is winning very few and i don't see that happening any time soon. >> chris: where is this race? >> romney is still the presumed frontrunner. far ahead in delegates as brit said. in louisiana i think santorum got ten delegates to romney's five delegates. and so what happens in every state regardless of who wins even if romney doesn't win he picks up delegates and so he always stays ahead in the delegates and he will start winning some of these states that juan is talking about. santorum is a real candidate. he has won 11 states. this is not a minor thing. newt gingrich who has won two states telling him he needs to drop out if he doesn't win, pe

and the problem here for mitt romney is this reenforces a perception that his persistent and repetitivehat he wants to have it both ways on every issue that's controversial. and that he will say as a venture capital guy whatever it takes to close the deal. the republican nominee for president, if somebody says blunt rubio amendment, you should know what it is. and secondly, your political instinct should say blunt, rubio, i'm for that. those are guys i want to support me. this is something that's been on the front pages of every major newspaper for the past three or four weeks. and he doesn't know what it is? >> i'm not disagreeing with you here. i said the man answered honestly in the first instance. then the politics set in and he's made the course correction. to your point, steve, i would agree. this is part of the problem that the base has with romney up until now. we don't know where that anchor comes to rest. and that's what he's got to fix. >> there isn't one. it's getting pulled along at the bottom. >> you gave me an excellent explanation of what to expect. you laid it out quite

> now, the visuals of that trip to cushing today tried to -- were intended by the white house to reenforce president obama's message of an all-the-above energy strategy which john mccain ran against him on in 2008. but he faced blowback, the president did from house speaker john boehner who made the point that the president may say he's in favor of all of the above strategy, but he doesn't really mean it 6789. >> the only reason the president has taken action on energy involved lobbying senators, personally and successfully to prevent construction of the keystone pipeline. yet today he's out in oklahoma trying to take credit for part of the pipeline that current even require his approval. now, this is what i'm calling the obama energy gap. >> and brian, you can expect to hear that phrase obama energy gap consistently through the rest of the year because republicans, especially as the economy improves and the job market improves, are trying to pin the issue of energy costs and high gas prices directly on this president. they're going to be arguing about this right through election day. >> j

going to happen is it'll continue to trek to the south, it's going to ride right over the bay area, reenforcing that cold air already in place and bringing about some significant changes on sunday. we're not only going to have to deal with the wet weather, we have a potential of strong thunderstorms, as well. you can see that's when it starts to come in with heavier rain coming down at the coast. lighter rain at that point inland. as we head throughout the day, we're going to see steady rain all the way through about noon and then we get a little bit of a break as we head through the first part of your sunday. look what comes in to the south bay. take a look at morgan hill at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. we have a lot of rain. and your accumulations as a result look like they will be the highest down south. san jose, looks like an inch, upwards of 2 inches for places like morgan hill. and the santa cruz mountains, they could end up with 3 to 5 inches. and really, not a whole lot of time between the last storm system, not a whole lot of drying out time. you want to keep that in mind, travel cautiously,

. >>> reenforcements have arrived for sierra lamar search. two families have offered their support.day in the bay's" bob redell is live in morgan hill with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. sierra lamar's mom here in morgan hill tells us it is certainly getting harder knowing it's been over a week since her 15-year-old daughter disappeared. but she's not giving up. yesterday, she along with sierra's father participated in their first organized search for their daughter. the lamars are finding lots of support not only from the community of morgan hill, but as you are alluding to, people who know firsthand what it's like to have a loved one go missing. mark class has offered his help with his foundation and michael lei whose sister michelle was murdered last year was here to offer his support to the family. >> no one expects the situation to happen, but it just does. that's why people who have been through it, you just feel so much for them. you just can't -- if you find anything, it just tears you up. >> this morning on the "today" show, the last known photo

your friendly internal revenue service reenforced it. so i have a lot of feeling about this.he words that come back to bite you. president's promise that you can keep your health care plan. he might have believed it then as senator johnson -- that is just not the case. i didn't believe it then and i said so. you two are taking a good look and you don't believe it either. employers and health-care providers told me when the majority of the provisions of the health care reform law would take effect it would be more affordable for an employer to simply stop offering their employees' coverage and pay a penalty rather than face the increase in premiums and continue to offer any coverage. now these predictions turned into fact. the new study just released by mckinsey and co. predicts large numbers of workers will be shifted into the health exchanges in 2014 and that is a shift that vote should be worried about. exec what you are talking about. with early thousands of regulations and waivers are pouring out of the department of health and human services. 12,700 pages of additional r