i've seen sandy a couple times. not -- >> sandy weil. >> yeah, sandy weil. and i sort of say, "sandy, you know, we didn't do very well." and he's not comfortable with that conversation at all. i think he would still defend that it was a good merger, it just went off the tracks afterwards. i -- >> when it went off the tracks, john, you know, millions of people lost their jobs. millions of people lost their homes. millions of people saw their savings -- >> if you look at the lost product in the united states, in other words, the difference between our current economic trajectory and the potential economic trajectory, you're talking about trillions of dollars. and those dollars are jobs and output and so forth and on so. i mean we over leveraged. and that was because we were creating mortgages so as to sell them into the market. and we're creating them from customers who probably should not have been borrowing. they didn't know what they were originating, didn't know who was buying it, and they didn't care. they were getting paid commissions along the way. and

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let's bring in sandy lincoln, chief market strategist with beamo.nd chief strategist with the wells fargo advantage funds. brian, let me start with you. we've had a very nice runup certainly in the first two months of this year since october of last year. no one would be surprised if there was a little pullback, but does that necessarily mean that now would be the time to trim some winners and bank some profits? >> well, first i'd like to say that i'm honored to be on with sandy lincoln. he's one of my heroes. >> awe. >> thanks for having me on. i do think that in general we're up towards the top of what we would consider our tradiing range. seems like there's a lot of technical resistance there. the runup we've seen has been driven by fundamentals. but it might be prudent to start trimming some of your profits, reinvesting in your losers. just to give you an example that has worked so far this year if you followed that advice, if you look at the s&p 500 as it's normally calculated and then an equally weighted basket made up of the same stocks, the

sandy is here now following the storm for us. sandy. >> i want to show you the storm here as you look here the cold front now beginning to move into the pacific northwest at the beginning of this front up along thnoh coast. that is where we see the steady rain and gusty winds right around the crescent city area. but we are now starting to see some rain drops reaching the ukiah area. santa rosa. very late rainfall. and also reporting some very late sprinkle. so we are going to continue to see the stuff spreading so far most of the moisture is getting picked up in the clouds but lake i said there are some the ground in the north baysaros just the beginning of wet pattern this weak. counting rain in inches and we'll be getting quite a bit of snow in the sierra nevada. full look at the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks very much. >> before you hit the road for the morning commute get the latest forecast on 7 morning news beginning at 4:30 am. also take advantage of our weather resources on line where you can find interactive maps

sandy is here with the latest. >> yes.s already beginning to send moisture our way as we look at live doppler 7 hd. few showers being reported right now between you could i a-santa rosa, heels burg area, very light. this is just the start of what is to come. cold front hasn't even arrived yet. few showers reported at sfo and seeing a few drops in the santa cruz mountains here. so average march rainfall san francisco over three inches. santa rosa just under l 5 inches there at 4 and half inches. we could be seeing these amounts when the week is over. so we could be making up the entire month of march by the time we hit sunday. rainfall total may add up to the category. certainly hope.so temperatures in the 50's. wind is picking up. gusting rate now. sfo south gusting to 32. 26 hath moon bay. 24 mountain view. 26 in concord. this is just the beginning as the front is approaching. winds are kicking up. so highlights gusty winds with rain spreading overnight. wet tuesday wednesday chance of showers thursday and colder storm co

sandy is here now. when does it look like it will hit. >> tomorrow but we are still seeing wet weather out there let me show you our doppler radar where it is raining right now. we see showers in the north by as we take you in close in a little bit. i'll show where you we are seeing some very light returns right now on highway 101 between winds or and santa rosa a. also out towards occidental light rainfall up towards clover dale. now as we pan around here just a few sprinkle in the east bay across 6 80 heading did you know to morgan hill gilroy area highway 101 some very light rainfall at this hour. it's really going to be coming down beginning for the morning commute but the heaviest rain is yet to come. as i show you the beginning stages of this storm, it's still off the coast lane and it's heading our way about one 74 miles away. look for bads of heavy rain. i'll let you know when that will begin and also talk about the potential for thunderstorms and believe it or not snow flakes on our highest pea

-year-old mother who served 20 years in the army landed a job on her own in kentucky but turned to sandyor something else. >> i don't want to just know how to get a job. i want to know how to keep a job. >> reporter: in the civilian workplace, she says, the strict regulations of the military world no longer apply. >> they tell you how to dress, and that's the way you would dress. you have no choice. but to know that you have choices in the way you present yourself and your appearance in the civilian world, as simple as it sounds, i was not prepared for that. >> reporter: now it's sandy's mission, getting caroline, dawn and others prepared. >> she told me she would be there until i find a job that i need, and she's proving it every day. >> reporter: you believe her. >> yes, i definitely believe her. >> reporter: programs like the business and professional women's foundation has helped tremendously in lowering the unemployment rate among female veterans, but the need will continue as the war in afghanistan winds down, lester. >> glad we can shine a spotlight on it. rehema, thank you. >>> p

sandy is here now. when does it look like it will hit. >> tomorrow but we are still seeing wet weather out there let me show you our doppler radar where it is raining right now. we see showers in the north by as we take you in close in a little bit. i'll show where you we are seeing some very light returns right now on highway 101 between winds or and santa rosa a. also out towards occidental light rainfall up towards clover dale. now as we pan around here just a few sprinkle in the east bay across 6 80 heading did you know to morgan hill gilroy area highway 101 some very light rainfall at this hour. it's really going to be coming down beginning for the morning commute but the heaviest rain is yet to come. as i show you the beginning stages of this storm, it's still off the coast lane and it's heading our way about one 74 miles away. look for bads of heavy rain. i'll let you know when that will begin and also talk about the potential for thunderstorms and believe it or not snow flakes on our highest pea

sandy is here. didn't fell like spring. >> i know the equinox took place and it fill feel more like spring but from winter weather standpoint, winter will hang on. here's a picture the morning sky from san martin posted by peggy on my face become. quite a bit of cloud cover around but made for beautiful picture as you see there and enough cloud cover to where we got a few sprinkle around santa rosa and ukiah couple hours ago but as you look at hd only moisture in the clouds none reaching the ground. here is what i want to show season to date. wet week last week so where do we stand. santa rosa season to date. 1 17.68 inches. 57 percent of normal. san francisco at 51 percent. oakland just over 50% at san jose still way behind at 30 percent of normal. so despite the fact that we had a wet weekless we can sure didn't make much of a dent in the deficit. state wide sierra snow pack came up. now 46 percent of normal. this is the entire sierra snow pack. so we are improving but not enough time to get you r

sandy is here.ll like spring. >> i know the equinox took place and it fill feel more like spring but from winter weather standpoint, winter will hang on. here's a picture the morning sky from san martin posted by peggy on my face become. quite a bit of cloud cover around but made for beautiful picture as you see there and enough cloud cover to where we got a few sprinkle around santa rosa and ukiah couple hours ago but as you look at hd only moisture in the clouds none reaching the ground. here is what i want to show season to date. wet week last week so where do we stand. santa rosa season to date. 1 17.68 inches. 57 percent of normal. san francisco at 51 percent. oakland just over 50% at san jose still way behind at 30 percent of normal. so despite the fact that we had a wet weekless we can sure didn't make much of a dent in the deficit. state wide sierra snow pack came up. now 46 percent of normal. this is the entire sierra snow pack. so we are improving but not enough time to get you right up to

the town is actually called sandy springs.ccording to captain pete dujohn at the sandy springs police department is 9:45, at this residential condominium complex, two-story building, in a fairly nice area, a low crime area, this fellow walked into the leasing thoeuf morning, complain thank somebody was messing with his water, that somebody was doing something to the water. he may have said that somebody was trying to poison my water. he was waving a gun around. as far as we know, didn't issue any direct threats to people in the leasing office, but certainly, just the implied threat from waving around a gun is enough to trigger some activity. then he left the leasing office, went back to his apartment in this complex. that's when police arrived. they now have the sandy springs s. w. a.t. team assisted by officers from atlanta cordoned off the area and have surrounded this guy's apartment. according to the captain, they are trying to make contact with him. he may or may not -- this is a guy in his 30s, he may or may not have an

sandy is tracking the storm for us. sandy. >> as you look at the live doppler 7 hd you cap see still tornado warnings across the gulf coast region and thunderstorms erupting in the south. we have seen numerous tornadoes in the last 24 hours. you can see the tease. reports of tornado so far the count is in the dozens. 77 reported so far. just to put this in perspective movement of march you usually see nearly as much what is we saw in 24 hour hours. now the tornado will continue at least threat of it through the night and then as we head in tomorrow the threat becomes lower so things are going to improve but not medley. carolyn i'll be back with local lack at the forecast in a little bit. >> all right we'll see you then. >> in berkeley tonight. 3 people have been shot. it happened on bonnie air between university avenue and twice wa way. thomas is there live for us tonight. thomas. >>reporter: we are here on bonnie air street where berkeley police just wrapping up the crime scene. let me let you take a look what the scen

an update on sandy point in through the toll plaza, problem-free. no delays on the bay bridge. 95 coming out of white marsh, traveling without delay till you get closer to the beltway. and that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. jen, over to you. >> taking a look at some of our top stories this morning -- a pennsylvania judge has delayed the child sex abuse trial of former penn state assistance coach, jerry sandusky. he cited various contingencies pushing the date to early june. sandusky faces 5 counts of child -- faces 52 counts of child sex abuse. a fire in southern virginia consumers a furniture plant. nearly 100 firefighters were called. at one point, embers across the river endangering several nearby homes. one firefighter had to be treated for heat exhaustion. investigators don't suspect foul play, and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. you're not going to want to miss this video. from dudeperfect.com comes a shot to literally top all shots. for their 100th video, the guys went all out, riding high in a goodyear blimp. you see

this goes to sandy. [applause] she is a founding member of [unintelligible] founded in 1971 and served as development director until retiring in december 2009. she's also a founding member of the national pacific research center on aging, based in seattle. she was appointed by the late mayor for the kent -- the commission on the status of women, where she served from 76 until 8. she was the first asian-american woman to chair a city commission in 1979, where she served on the national committee. please join me in congratulating her. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. first of all, i would like to thank shelley and the global arts and education organization. when you do advocacy work, you do not do it alone. i learned most of my values from my parents, especially my mother, who just turned 99. [applause] she still lives in her own home. i want to thank my friends and colleagues who are here today, because they are the ones that i have worked with all these years, supporting senior issues, dealing wit

there's a lot of showers from ijamsville and mount area through damascus and olney and sandy spring, clipping gaithersburg and rockville stretching into college park, landover, and largo. it is slowly drifting se. it is 63 in the district, 59 in laurel. our way to 74 and becoming partly cloudy today. >> we wanted to show you an area of wet pavement. that is 270. headlights are southbound. everyone is flowing freely on the wet pavement. now back to news. >> of a clock right now. new this morning, police trying to figure out with little violence seen in southeast washington. two people were stabbed and a third person was beaten with a baseball bat. it happened in the 4200 block of seven st.. the stabbing victim's injuries are not life-threatening. we don't know the condition of the beating victim at this hour. firefighters in prince george's county is looking into what caused a garage fire. flames spread to a home along robert lewis avenue. no one was hurt. >> a middle school students in waldorf, maryland, has been arrested, accused of bringing a gun to school. police found the weapon

corporal perez is the canine handler for miami dade corrections and conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day, another day three quarters of a pound of marijuana. it coming in from one 10th of a gram up to a pound. >> often the searches turn up other dangerous contraband. >> this is the type of of stuff that i find, sometimes doing a narcotic sniff with sandy, walking to the cell, looking under mattresses and happened to pull the shanks out, i'm not looking for shanks, i happened to stumble upon this. >> don't trust any of them, none whatsoever. because they are not in here for singing too loud in church. >> you want to protect your staff, that is what our life blood is the officers. we could have the latest technology, the newest buildings, most secure buildings, but the staff that makes the system work. >> you spoke to the floor supervisor? >> yeah. >> what did they tell you? >>> communication is the key, that way i know what is going on at all times in the cell. if you're not out there, you're not knowing what is going on, anything could happen. >>> up next. >>

dana, who is sandy cage? >> what? >> i don't know. >> you don't know who sandy cage is? >> no. >> anybody else? >> i need to get out more. i have to stopwatching "downtown abbie." >> that is also a porn. >> at some point. >> bill, you mentioned mike stone, the kid needs to raise the money. he tweeted at 5:00 p.m. that he is trying to set up a paypal account for donations and started porn 4 prom. >> i love this kid. >> he is the next steph jobs. >> he could be. he can get the $150 grand from the guy that started paypal. >> apparently i have to go so i can't talk about sean payton. >> that was the story you pitched. >> it is not my fault. >> then i can't talk about my reality for a -- my idea for a reality show. >> it is bounty hunters and it is about a couple that goes to your house and cleans up spills. >> well, that was worth it. lastly, first i thought it was american select. so the whole thing confused me. and nicky you said you would like to vote in your underwear. the constitution doesn't prohibit that. >> good to know. >> go to your polling station in your underwea

. >>> you can hear sandy our director applauding in the next room? 4:52. it's time for the question of the morning. >> 25% of all the clothing in a woman's closet has this in common. a, they've never been worn, b, they're from high school, or c, they don't fit? >> i'm not weighing in on a long shot on this one. log on to wusa9's facebook page. we'll have the answer in our 6:00 hour. >>> 4:55 on this tuesday morning. we're looking at sunshine, a chilly one. we start in the 20s and 30s a. freeze warnings till 9:00. highs mid- to upper 50s. look at southeast over the next little while. the rockets are just about to be launched. over to you. >>> if you're planning to head on the southbound tied of i-270 at route 221, no problems to where the lanes divide. very quiet this morning. in my next report, we'll take a look at virginia roads at 5:01. >>> new cherry blossoms will sprout at the mandarin hotel. the trees were planted yesterday in the hotel's garden. the planting coincides with the cherry blossom festival in d.c. and the 100th anniversary of the gifts of

from its normal course running parallel on an amusement park area and is actually run through the sandy banks and rich through a wooden staircase they're working to monitor were keeping a close eye on that area it is tested because the continuous hours tell the coming on their brought that up later this afternoon and continued drought this weekend cell and looks like it and not when it is taking off his jacket anytime soon. and possibly throughout the work week. >>> i don't even know why bother to my hair because it is a point tell day. >>> blue for life now that jack is on. >>> this is probably never coming off. >>> me this summer will think about its think kate's. >>> house and traffic now taking over to elisabeths. teocallis big problems now in concord in fact the one haven't initiated traffic alert some were talking about southdowns to 42 site location change without was two seconds separate changes that is not the case of accidents are both on southbound to 42 right there by concord avenue itself why is approaching concord avenue. slow going as you can see in it is jammed up all th

the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day. another day we did, like, three quarters of a pound of marijuana here. so it is coming in. from itty-bitty amounts, one tenth of a gram, up to a pound. >> often the k-9 searches turn up other dangerous contraband. >> this is the type of stuff that i finds sometimes doing a narcotics sniff with sandy. i'm walking into the cell, kicking stuff around, looking under mattresses and i happened to pull some of these shanks out. i'm not even looking for shanks. i just happened to stumble on these. >> don't trust any of them. none whatsoever. because they're not in here for singing too loud in church. >> you really want to protect your staff. that's what our lifeblood is, is the officers. we can have the latest technology, we can have the newest buildings, we can have the most secure buildings, but it's really the staff that makes the system work. >> you spoke to the floor supervisor? >> yes. >> what did they tell you? >> communication is the key to anything, espe

days of rain cut through the sandy banks that normally buy for the boardwalk from the san lorenzo river. the flooding took out one staircase earlier this week and damaged some pipes but so far, no further damage. will we continue to dry out or will we get more rain? >> when i was here three weeks ago we were despairing of the fact that it is so dry and now we are beginning to complain. at least we get a chance to dry out but there is a little bit on the way in the middle of the week but the brunt of the action has moved south, you can see by radar most of it is out of the bay area. maybe a few sprinkles tonight but on the time lapse, low pressure has spun into, this is just perfect. there are winter weather visors posted in the sierra. high surf advisories posted along the shoreline. swells as 17 ft. so be careful if your clothes to the ocean tomorrow. we will get a chance to exhale. tomorrow looks cold and windy but not very wet. we will cover the weather in detail in a few minutes from now >> more fresh snow fell in parts of the sierra today on top of the 3 ft. or more that fell yeste

sandy has been and it parent leader and the former president of the ptsa at presidio so it is great toheard with pam as well. i've reached out to a number of people who worked -- who knew pam very well. al wanted me to say that you were the mainstay of presidio during his years there. being there, as a teacher, becoming a counselor and head counselor, assistant principal, and the last several years, the principle of, you have nurtured other people's leadership as well. al said you definitely deserve a longevity bonus if we had something like that. if you continue to be the heart and soul of presidio middle school, one of the treasures of the school district. on behalf of the teachers, parents, counselors, families, it is my honor to acknowledge you as the woman's day honoree for the richmond district. thank you. >> i want to thank you for this honor. i cannot sing you a song but i can definitely seeing your praises. as a parent of three children that attended presidio middle school, i can tell you that she is the backbone of that school. she has brought her leadership to that school an

and one-- one kind of, like, burned out sandy photo behind you covers everything from morocco to pakistan. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's a penny pincer. >> well, kind of-- true. and i-- i mean a lot of people would agree with you, and a i think a lot of them, unfortunately, control the budgets of a lot of newsrooms. what you fiend when you-- you know, it's easy from afar to look and say, you know, the muslim world, morocco all the way to end'd indonesia and say they're all the same. >> stephen: that's right. ( laughter ) that is extremely easy. you're right. enjoyable. dexter, thank you so much for joining me. ( cheers and applause ). dexter filkins. his book is "the forever war." we want to make sure we point out again "house of stone" by anthony shadid. go get it. it's an incredible

. >> my name is sandy. i am here from abraham lincoln high school. i am here for the leadership empowerment program. i am here to support free muni for all youth. transportation is extremely important. without it we would not be able to get to school and received our education. support free muni for all youth. every youth deserves an opportunity to learn. thank you. >> d michelle greater than deron, juan. >> my name is michelle. i am a senior at galileo academy. >> i am a junior from abraham lincoln high school. i am a leader for youth for a single world leadership empowerment program. >> my family has never been able to drive. i have never woken up and said i am excited to take this bus. i met my friends across the country. they have a new york metro card. they were so excited to go back home and take the bus. i have never had that experience. all youth can take the bus. and be more excited about it. that can have the experience and have more access to take public transportation. we have identified the funding. i feel if muni was more efficient and

mark murray, laura hurley, karen green, lanetta spears, paul, doris, james, nancy, maggie, sandy, sabrina, maurice, dan -- diana, ms. coleman, ms. flores, sherry, david, sataro, patricia, and brandy. our most of the people here? >> is it on? president yee: is it outside somewhere? do you know? go ahead. or on. -- hold on. we will give you two minutes instead of once. >> and you ask us to get involved with our kids' education grid when we do, our voices are totally ignored. the only choice that we see seems to think is racism. what we ask for at our school, what we elect is ignored. they put in their personal -- they put their personal agendas in front of our kids' education. believe it or not, there are some decent black and latino families in 92114 who would like to see our kids educated and attend college. in the over 40 years i have been a student, parent, grandparent, to have a principal and vice principal go around and hand out pink slips to teachers that are doing their jobs. there are not doing their job because one teacher does not want to teach three kids that are disrupting the