you see? and so you say, "hey, if i get the lights on, you can't be sure you even have the lights," because you're going from a diffused reflector, the surface, rough, to a mirrored reflector, the surface with that layer of water. you all noticed that. and that makes it even extra dangerous because that light that's coming down ordinarily some of which come back to you, now, bo-boom, all goes ahead to whom? to the other driver coming at you. and so the other driver has what? glare. so that's why rainy nights poor visibility for those reasons, huh? kind of interesting, yeah? consider a candle. all optics books consider candles for objects, okay? now, we're gonna look at the image that this candle is in a mirror. let's suppose right here we have a mirrored surface. now, what happens as light-- let's just take from this point. light goes in all directions: some comes straight ahead, some comes up like this, some comes like this. the light hits the mirror in all directions. and when it hits the mi

see anything like this again? >> yeah. >> reporter: well, you are young not old like me. >> i think it is historic for kids to see and space program is kind of ended in a way, and this is a neat way to see a little piece of history, last time we will ever see discovery in the air. >> reporter: and the best spots to view the space shuttle discovery as it heads over the washington area, udvar hazy, the national mall is a good spot southwest water front, old town alexandria, national harbour, for a complete list go to our website myfoxdc.com and one of the things i should tell you about gravelly point why all these people are so lucky we understand the space shuttle will dip down here about 300 feet. that is the latest here back to you. >> very cool all right sherry thank you very much. >> stay with fox 5 this morning we will stay on the air past 10 to bring live coverage of the fly over along the potomac as discovery heads out to dulles airport watch our coverage online at myfoxdc.com we also want to see the photos

we'll see you then. then they'll hang up on you and say you're crazy, girl. >>> all right, everyone, we finalliily made it. time for our number one video of the day. and gayle has it for us. this is 20-year-old magnus. and basically, he's shooting video of their friend going up this mountain. it looks beautiful. nothing is going on. notice the weather. everything is nice. except he triggered an avalanche. this is when magnus gets on his snowmobile and takes off. you see it starting. the camera is shaking. but he and another friend were able to dig themselves out. >> thank goodness. what about their friend that went up the hill? >> they were able to get him out too. they called for rescue, but a third person was able to dig him out. >> i cannot believe how fast that thing -- you saw it coming up behind him. >> it was like a motion wave that was just swallowing everything in its path. >> i don't know if those were the guys that made the tracks. their friend went up there, and they said the guy that was at

you will see, ibm is on the upside. you will see all of the big names here. microsoft and intel and ibm, all on the upside. >> one standout there. >> right. and michelle is right, it speaks to the out -- look, if i had it look at this and say what is going on, this is apple used as a source of funds. can i point out, goldman sachs and morgan stanley are on the upside as well. >> they are taking up so much of the trading volume at at one point 10% of the daily volume. crazy. >> we have had this tug-of-war between international news which i will get to in a moment but domestically as well, kelly. for example, home builders sentiment index. starting to soften as we head into the spring selling season. >> if this was some of the anxiety we've been hearing which is basically how much did warm weather pull forward optimism this year and might we be disappointed going forward. a three-point drop, at such low levels, doesn't necessarily mean much in a one-month move. in the group talking about how they are not necessarily seeing conversions, even though residential a

and i can see if that's true by seeing if it will balance. and it does. so it's somewhere along there-- where along there? i can hang it by another point and find out that it's-- now, troy, the center of gravity of this board is within the board. that blows everything, gang. i don't know what to do. yeah, the board's too fat. look at the globe here. in the summertime, amsterdam is way up here, okay? now, let's suppose we have an imaginary line right in here about where darkness is, okay? everything to this side here is dark, 'cause let's suppose the sun is coming in this way, okay? sunlight is coming in. well, let's look at amsterdam way up here. yeah, right here, okay? first of all, the sun comes up. here they are. day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, day, night, night, night, night, night, night, night, day, day, day, day, day, day. most of the time, they're in the sunlight. the sun come right here. most--i've got this wrong. i've got this wrong, gang. i've been doing it. in fact, when i get over here and started ha

see your lexus dealer.tant to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> final trades. let's go around the horn. j.j. in chicago kick us off. >> based on what mcdonald said, i'm looking for yum and starbucks to enjoy the same spending. >> b.k. >> hide in u.s. bonds buy tlt. >> murphy. >> ingersoll announced earnings last week very positive and an opportunity to get in today. >> earnings after the bell. >> texas instruments trade between 32 and 34. i think it's going to be an okay earnings tonight. watch analog. in semiconduct i bought nxpi. that reports this week. i like it. >> don't forget whitney tilson will be on tomorrow reac t

you didn't see both. >> didn't see both, i just saw one. low to the ground and i didn't catch a good glimpse of the plane either, i just saw a blur and it was right where the smoke was. it got larger and larger, i was with a couple of friends, we were wondering what had happened. a friend of mine lives just around the corner from here. >> did you see a lot of fuel coming out of the plane? did you notice anything falling to the sky. >> i didn't see any. it was definitely low because it disappeared immediately behind my line of sight and trees off to in the distance. no, i guess i didn't see any direction. >> in terms of describing any kind of sound, any kind of blast or a boom, you heard nothing? >> well, initially, that's right, we heard nothing, and then when the smoke start, after about 15, 20, 30 seconds, the smoke started to rise faster, we heard an explosion, but not something you would attribute to a crash, just an explosion. we were curious, so we drove back there and saw lots of black smoke, saw the apartment complex on fire from bo

to see again.little good news, not great news. oil prices still remain high over $100 a barrel. but we are seeing a little bit of relief at the pump as you were talking about, down about 13, 14 cents in the last month. >> we hope the relief continues. thanks for the update, jackie. daria. >>> another developing story we are following out of the east bay, an attempted kidnapping of a seventh grade girl walking to eldorado school in concord. a man in a beige passenger van the girl says stopped her and asked her to get into his vehicle. she said no and walked away. he continued to ask her to get in the van, saying that he would give her a ride to school. she got away and called her parent. the man is described as bald, in his 30s, heavyset with a black mustache and goatee and possibly of polynesian descent. >>> yesterday the dow up 72 points, better-than-expected earnings coming out this morning from goldman sachs. everybody is watching apple. apple stocks been on a five-day skid, stocks down by 10%.

>> we have a tornado warning. >> you can see, mark, you cannot see our screen but we visibly see debrish the air. this tornado. and do we still have carl parker? are you there? okay, we see this debris now. and you see transformers. also exploding. this is a heavy populated area. i don't know specifically where. oxley, this is a part of this country that i am from. you see the homes for yourself at the bottom of the screen. >> this circulation -- >> as i'm at something on 5 right now. do you see who i'm talking to? >> hang on for a second, mark. carl, are you there? >> yes, i am. >> okay. tell me about what we're seeing. >> this circulation is on the southeast side of town. so this is very close to the intersection of 45 and 20. and that is near hutchins. it is now moving north northeast at 20 miles an hour. we have language now in the new warning from the dallas weather service office. this is a tornado emergency for dallas and hutchins. take shelter immediately. what do we mean by that? we mean, get to the lowest floor in your home or your business. you want to put as many walls betwe

this is very important to what you see next. see that? right there. that black sedan hit the cyclist. but it's not over. >> what? >> the driver drives away. hit and run. until the bus turns, blocks the lane, blocks the bridge so nobody could get across and the hit and run driver is stopped. and that other car pulls behind him, just to be sure. >> what a cool bus driver. that was some quick thinking on that bus driver's part. >> the cyclist was taken to a local hospital and treated and released. but look at the bike. >> really got mangled. >> do we know how the guy hit him? was it because the bus moved over one lane and the guy didn't see him? >> the driver, a 17-year-old juvenile, was attempting to pass the bus on the left. the bus moved over, and the car then hit the cyclist from behind. >> so the driver is only 17 years old. he probably freaked out and he didn't know how to react or handle the situation. >> simple accident. that's all it was, is just an accident. he probably wouldn't have been held accountable for it, because it's an accident. but t

it would be great to see bob get a little more recognition, maybe see a couple of ducketts out of this free legal representation for his court date. >> you have excellent taste in music. >> it's music that has a flavor. >>> welcome to the jungle, guys. namely the jungle and republic of botswana. we're actually seeing two elephants hanging out, just playing around, maybe taking a bath. >> getting frisky. >> yeah. >> look like they're getting frisky. >> what's going on? >> keep your eyes on the trunk of the elephant on the left-hand side of your screen. >> oh, walking on! >> no way. >> out of the water, crocodile comes up and snaps his jaws on the trunk of this elephant. and i've got to say, pretty bad friend, elephant on the right, because he just high-tails it out of there once he figures out what's going on, doesn't stomp on the crocodile to help out its buddy. it looks like the crocodile only had ahold of the elephant's trunk for a few seconds before he was able to fight him off and get the heck out of the river. >> that had to hurt. imagine a per anna on your nose. >> that's what i

you see the director cut away to something else. protesters are so upset because this show had a spokesperson from an openly neo-nazi group, the golden don party, as a guest. >> good thing it was a taped show. or maybe somebody would come in and dump soup on nick. >> we don't know how many ex girl friends he's got. we need the national guard to guard this place. >> yeah. >>> fighting urban traffic on your daily commute can be a drag. especially when you're actually in a fight. a woman got on this train, jumped up and just starting wailing on this guy. you see him kick back. look at this unlikely hero in this situation. the calm weapon of choice? cheddar pringles and a bag of gummi bears. charles saunder, this video has blown up all over the place. now widely known in new york as "snackman." >> prink bringals make you like superhero. once you pop, you can't stop. >> everyone knows that. >>> i also got some subway drama for you this time from south korea. according to commenters on this video, before the camera started rolling, a bit

see what i'm saying? the current flowing through the circuit, and the circuit now has twice as much resistance as before. if it quite get twice as much resistance, what's the current? half as much, you see? ohm's law kind of says it all. ain't that neat? all right now, here's what i'm gonna do, and everyone gonna get this right. i'm gonna hook another lamp in series, and i'm gonna connect it up, and you're gonna tell me, brighter or dimmer? dimmer. is there anyone who says brighter? no, nobody say brighter. and what do we got? it sure is dimmer. let me ask you guys a question. what's the voltage across the whole system? - 12. - 12, okay? how much resistance do we get now compared to before? three. three. three times the resistance. how much is the current now, compared to with one? 1/3. ain't that neat? so now you got a third of an amp, huh? what's the voltage across one of these things? a third of 12, 4, okay? and four, one ohm. do i have it right? did i make a mistake? did i make mistake, gang? i never

can you see it? >> i can see it. yep. i can see it in the air behind me.my right shoulder and you are starting to see a long, low loop and going to do a long, low loop before turning and making the final approach here at dulles and as you noted you pointed out the helicopters, carol. that's what happens when they close the air space. we knew that that was the signal that it was coming. and it's going to be making its way around. probably a few more minutes before it makes the spectacular shot. >> so is john did rezarrella ri? is nasa milking this? >> i tell you, carol. it's great. it's great theater. no question about it. we use that word bittersweet and it is bittersweet theater to watch it coming around there. you know, the t-38 that flew in ahead, we saw it leave here just before the shuttle, you know, left here this morning. and, you know, that's the training aircraft that the astronauts always fly in on. the cries arrive here at the kennedy space center and fly in in the t-38s. and they fly in out of houston. in fact, there were three of those t-38s o

you'll see it coming up here on the radar. those are the areas around stockton, down towards merced. some hail reportedly as big as dimes and nickel-size hail coming down there. the same areas that saw the unusualeather and the weak tornado just the day before. now san francisco as we take you across the peninsula, there you see what it looks like on the radar. outside right now you can see not only is the rain flying around the peninsula, but it is gusty. we have winds out of the south at 25 miles per hour in downtown san francisco. as we take you from san francisco back into the south bay, san jose right now relatively dry but further south along highway 85 and as we look toward the santa cruz mountains, which is precisely that ua perspective, here comes the rain rapidly moving up out of the south. we go back to the radar one more time wtha you'll see is stronger cells sitting offshore now racing across the santa cruz mountains and some isolated cells further offshore. you can see the red showing up off to the south and west

at 5:19, what do you see?> we're not tracking hot spots, but this morning on the bay area bridges. the wind advisories in place for every bridge except the golden gate were put in place at midnight. when i spoke with the chp, it would be after the shift change to dispatch officers. the wind is on the san mateo bridge. it's not in effect right now, but during the morning, they'll be updating the advisories. at the san francisco bay bridge, there's this delays into the cities and at the toll plaza. there's in back-up. looking at the golden gate bridge, an easy ride here with an easy trip southbound. i saw crews there this morning already configuring the span in the southbound direction. let's take a look at the maps around the bay areas. first at the east bay. freeways here look good. no problems. south bay also looks good. here's the 580 ride westbound into dublin and you'll see there are no problems. for the north bay, the commute is fine. on 101 southbound, the drive time still 22 minutes from nevada to the g

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you'll see the drive time improve and you'll see better conditions.ake a look at the conditions over the bay area. that's lighter than normal weather. and not a hot spot. but the bay bridge will be a little heavier than what we have seen for a while and the backup reach is right there. and the westbound into the city. that means the metering lites will be cycled slowly for a while. your ride to the bridge has been prop free all morning. no delays here and the golden gate bridge ride has been without the delay as well. all morning long. you can see now on the span that it will be fairly light traffic southbound. the check of the weather. here is james fletcher. >> thank you very much. we'll begin with a look at the temperatures on outside. and they will be the story of the day today. we have nothing else going on, other than the nice warm conditions this afternoon. we're off to a wild start. san francisco right now coming in at 49. san jose and oakland in the mid- 40s right now. you can see most of the locations there. talking about mountainview in the

we're starting to see rent inflation in markets, we're seeing rents increase. even economically there's reasons to expect people to want to come back to the market but no question the reason that people want to be homeowners that show up very high on their list are things like the places that i associate where homeownership is more common, the control i have under my own living environment, i can't be subject to a lease that doesn't get renewed by my landlord for whatever reason they choose not to renew it. there's a lot of reasons why people are interested in homeownership. >> tom: that pull of homeownership continues to be a big part of america despite the financial mess that has put a lot of homeowners in because of the financial destruction. eric, we have to leave it there. from cambridge massachusetts and harvard university, it's eric belsky. >> susie: our next guest has a unique perspective on housing. he was a homebuilder for more than two decades before he switched into banking. frank sorrentino is co-founder and c.e.o. of north jersey community bank. h

do you see ripple effects?ortant for technology to come back to what you spoke about, look at what apple does when they come into the commodity product. they come into a space that is the commodity product and bring their brand and innovative style into the market segment and look what they have done with the iphone. >> prices are coming down. do you see any other company benefiting from this? the mobility trend lifted the fortunes of so many companies. >> if you look at how competitive the space is and others in the supply chain, there other companies that will benefit from apple's success. >> we will take a short break and have final fin thoughts. thank you very much. we will see you soon. we will take a look at a mixed day on wall street. the market was mixed with the nasdaq down and dow industrials up. ibm raised. we will be back in a moment. ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the c

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there you see wind turbine. you see the precipitation coming down. that is the area where if a funnel were to form and drop it would happen. so we're driving north, trying to stay ahead of it, because you get behind it, it is a lost cause. at this point, no tornado touchdown with this, but starting to look more well developed. >> you're traveling. the signal is in and out. that's rob marciano doing some storm chasing, our meteorologist here. there's an active tornado on the ground. jacqui jeras, our meteorologist in studio, as soon as we get his picture back, we'll bring it back. rob, can you tell the viewers where you are? says near at ka, kansas. which highway, you're traveling north? >> we are traveling north at this point on the highway. there's a lot of farm roads that chris cross this part of the county. when you get up on the storm, decided to stop. need to be on the eastern flank, otherwise, no sense going after it, gets too dangerous. i don't know if you're seeing the stream. a little more dense rain shaft there, who knows what's wrapped in

i could see some weirdo pervert having too much of a good time with this thing. >> see how many cokese can get. >> you know what i'm saying? >> people get down like that. people get down hugging trees weird and washing machines. i could see someone hugging this vending machine too long. >> but the machine doesn't hug you back. it would be cooler if you got the coke. >> and some arms. >> no. like a little elf came out of the machine and hucked y edhugga door opened and somebody comes out and hugs you, like in a big dog costume. >> oh, that's even weirder. >>> this is in singapore, they put this, coca-cola was pleased with the way it worked out. >> receive happiness. >> and it said, cokes, flowers and balloons, andthat ts on th >> eve an face would have helped. a smiley face. >> yeah. >> oh. >> shag carpeting. >> fur. >> fur would have been nice. >>> they're scuba diving in mexico, and he holds up this card. >> and on the card it says -- i love you. will you marry me? >> see what she says, and the dangerous risk he took. >>> and it may not be the most convenient convenience store. >> yo

more volume than we are seeing today. and we're not. i think that's a good sign. people are not hitting the panic market. steve, would you agree that? >> i would agree but final numbers in today, a little below average. but i think the composite list is still 3.3, 3.4 billion. on the low side, but not holiday low. >> let's talk about the numbers. first for opportunity to react to the numbers that we saw on friday. what's your take? >> well, if there was a cartoon bubble coming out of my head, maria, it would saab by holy cow batman, it was only one jobs report. economist went into the jobs report, the march number, not just thinking it would be 24u7b because it was 200 last time, there were a series of things. there were a bunch of other indicator when you suggest that, you know, not isolation of jobs numbers were going through relatively healthy. i was surprised in the commentary over the weekend, maria, but the number of economists, among them wb, the guys at ubs, j.p. morgan, this is 200,000 a month economy bubble. so

we're going to see 70s coming back. and not only a dry weekend as we go through this weekend for your outdoor plans, but low to mid-70s possible all the way into monday and tuesday of next week. little shower activity out there. breezy, but the weekend's looking pretty good. >> thank you very much. >>> well, apple is listening and hearing loud and clear from disgruntled iphone owners. $15 will be issued to them as part of a class action lawsuit. they've had reception issues with the antenna. they gave away free bumper cases last july for that problem. you have to fill out a claim with apple by august to be part of this settlement. but many owners might have been contacted about this by apple. >>> it is 4:48, but we'll showcase a train car with new easier to clean seats this morning. part of the agency's project to create the next generation of trains. the fabric-covered seats will be covered with wipable, more easily clean material. the cushions will remain the same. making a commitment to replace seats in the entire pl

if you see economic strength, you'll see inflation in germany and you'll have to see higher interestates. if you see economic weakness pricing in, you'll have to see germany bail out the rest of the periphery. so at 1.7% yield, i don't see a compelling value right now. >> for longer term investors, i think that's certainly the case. current yield levels, there is no value whatsoever. however, as this spanish widening sort of continues in the next couple of weeks, we are likely to see the safe haven bid remaining in bunds and that can keep yields at very low levels well into may. >> the target for ten year spanish yields, you think 635, did i hear that right? >> 635 i think is what we're looking for. >> okay. have a good week. thank you for coming in. >> over here, quite a bit of negativity. a couple of factors here. some of the markets playing catch up after coming back from an easter break. elsewhere, we certainly have quite a bit of negativity and investors were con founded by the trade surplus, as well. and it's a surplus for q1.founde trade surplus, as well. and it's a surplus fo

and you see these pictures and you see the man walking through.een a number of people pulling out their cell phones, getting video of this. just look at this. some of these tractor trailers, on their sides. thick, thick aluminum just obliterated. and as we look at these picture, we have some ground-level pictures now. these are the first images we're getting. we saw the aerial pictures of some of those two-story homes. some of them now one-story homes in the lancaster, texas, area. again, here are some of the aerial.ic churs. let's throw the ground pictures up, guys. let's just look at these together at the first time. do we have ground level pictures? okay, stand by for that, here we go. ground level pictures, trees just snapped. a lot of trees. i'm sure a lot of power is out here. we've been talking to american red cross. a woman i spoke with said she's in shelter. they are currently sheltering in place, the red cross. and they have by the looks of these picture, they have their work cut out for them later aez they're going to be getting out a i

we are seeing the drug stocks today seeing a bit of a downdraft. bill?> maria, and then there's technology. we want to focus on that for a moment. we've seen strength in that sector with a host of others as the thursday rallies into the home stretch. past four quarters with the s&p technology index was positive during various earnings. the s&p 500 bass seeing gains. meanwhile, when tech was negative, the sachlt s&p was negative as well during that negative season. will tech carry the bulls this time around in joining us with his thoughts on that, ed at quantitative management associates. we've jokingly called technology the sectors for all seasons. i mean, it seems to go up no matter what is going on economically right now. your expectations for earnings and specifically on technology this time around since we're focusing on google tonight? >> google is going to be relatively weak. the consensus is around 3%. overall the s&p earnings will grow 5 or 6%. >> so why are we rallying tonight? we're heading into this earning season where a lot of people have sa

i hate seeing that stuff. that's such a big beautiful animal to get caught up in a fisherm fisherman's net. >> they didn't go out to catch this shark. >> you're right. he did say they're not out fishing for sharks. what he did say, earlier, he lost one of his nets and when they went out, they threw other nets out trying to retrieve this one. what they didn't expect, it would come back with a 20-foot, 2,000 pound or above great white shark. they were in a 22-foot. >> the shark is the same size of the boat. >> he says when they saw this, they were in shock. they didn't know what to do. but it was dead. they decided to just bring it to the beach, bring it on to the beach. and when they cut into him, they realized that he had two sea lions in his belly. >> whoa. >> dude was hungry. >> they gave the shark meat away for free to the locals. >> that's cool. >> so it wouldn't go unused. >>> you won't believe how police in sylvania township, ohio took down an alleged drunk driver. police say gerald jordan was spotted by

not seeing any kind of wholesale selloff for now. >> we'll see. bob, thanks so much. >> so far 2012 has been a good one for stocks. the s&p 500 already up more than 10% this year. and your next guest says he sees at least another 5% gain for the broader market. and even more over three stocks that he loves right now. ceo and cio at rnc judger capital management. joining us now. dan, what is it going to take to get to your s&p 500 target of 1450 to 1475? >> brian, frankly, i think it just takes more of the same. i think what we have to realize is this is a market that really is poised to go higher. people want to invest in this market. they're tired of getting 0% on their cash. you know, they're waning returns they're getting on their bonds. and they're looking for an opportunity and excuse to get in. what's happening is we're seeing all those catalysts are put together. we have moderate economic growth. it's slow but it's positive. you're seeing the same thing with earnings growth. still going to see 5%, 6% increases this year. and trading at a ve

good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you. i'm glad you're here. i can't wait to see you on the new set. >> i'm going to be bugging you every day. i'm back home. talk to me about what you're watching. i know you were watching the euro and the dollar earlier. a little bit of a strengthening in the euro because the dutch managed to get their auction off pretty well considering the problems there. >> yeah. there was not nearly as much damage as was originally feared. and european stocks bounced back. they gave back some of that. but they're solid. the other thing i'm looking at is the difference in volume. yesterday in the selloff, we had some pretty significant volume. the run rate right here is for less than -- for it to drop by 70 million to 100 million. >> handicap the afternoon trading session. what are you going to be watching for? >> i think you're not going to see a lot of action. i think you might see the market fade a little bit. you're going to be going into the vigil of the fomc. they'll begin meeting this afternoon. you'll get the announc

>> i see.as something coming. >> the power to weight ratio on something like this is not quite there yet. a gun is relatively heavy. he claims it's carrying 100 rounds of ammunition. he says this is a lightweight drone. it won't be able to lift the weight yet. the gunfire, that's real. but the drone and the machine gun, that's all there. he said maybe the next "call of duty" game will have something like this. >> i think maybe they should have tried a bazooka on the drone. >>> steven, i know every night you have a hard time falling asleep because you're trying to figure out how can i possibly make an apple puzzle. >> an apple puzzle, yeah. >> finally you'll be able to sleep because i found the video that will show you how to make an apple puzzle. >> to make our puzzle, the first thing we'll do is cut through the top exactly halfway down into the center of the apple. then turn it over and rotate it a quarter, and then do the same thing on the bottom. >> so you cut the top, you cut the bottom and

you see the police cars in the area. the streets are blocked, oakland near edgewater and roland way now. this just happened shortly before 11:00 this morning where we heard reports two people were shot in that area. doesn't look like any suspects have been detained at this time as they continue to surround the building. as you see, the police literally running onto the scene. we'll continue to follow this. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> moving to other news, improper deicing is blamed for a plane crash in siberia that killed 31 people. the twin engine turbo prop went down shortly after takeoff, crashing into a snowy field, breaking into several pieces. a dozen survivors are in serious condition. an aeronautics official is quoted saying the deicing wasn't sufficient on the flight, but at this point it is too early to tell if that caused the crash. some eyewitnesses also reported smoke coming from the engine as that plane went down. >>> the release of a 911 tape is raising new questions this morning about potential evidence

my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you be more creative. so what was going around, it was the post-rebellion of the woman. and it was some kind of girl in the group in paris, the queen of the pink. make me meet farida. they were beautiful girls dressing up. the love to dress it up there were very chic. at that time, one of them was wearing old chanel from the flea markets. we were a lot going to the flea market. a chanel jacket. and me, i was thinking about my grandmother. of course, it was before. transparency. and they were smoking. that was provocative in a way. but it was going well with the time, the moment of sexual liberty and freedom because of the hippies. like in san francisco but also a stage of freedom, you know? after that, it was known as a way that the g

we might see the other evidence. we have done nothing to improve the quality and the strength of the dam. >> one of the things that has come up in the policy issue over and over is that people are concerned that construction of a new building or the upper story might exacerbate these kinds of soil problems. we have extra review where we might have extra problems. it does that construction have an impact? it is a good idea to come to a peer review or a geotechnical review process as part of determining. >> in january of this year, the california building code requires almost all of san francisco that we get geologist and a geotechnical engineer. it was a state building code rather than just the local requirements. >> as you recall, this was called the edge hill ordinance. >> is this the same kind of condition? >> this is more of the rock, all on one side and on the other side -- >> this is a combination. >> a lot of sand hills were scrapes down and deposited to other places without being engineered or consolidated and

>> why don't you see why this is popular? he dives head-first through the gate, he's so proud of himself. >> it's just pure, is what this is. pure internet gold. >> watch the way his body falls. it reminds me of the moment in "spaceballs" where lord helmet stops the nano speed and he just flies through the ship. >> why would he do this? is he that dumb? >> let's play break this down. see the kind of half grin on his face? the game is probably hanging on by one last bolt. it poses an opportunity to have a moment of greatness. >>> someone stole nate nelson mandela air freshener. >> i didn't know they made nelson mandela air freshers in. >> they do. >> what does it smell like? >> i don't know. freedom. one of the girls in the complex they live in stole nate's nelson mandela's air freshener. so they decided to pull a happy easter prank. ♪ >> they made they are den a yard. let's say these girls are going to get a surprise like live chicks, bunny rabbits. >> it is a prank but most girls would love to come home to this. >> i would l

bob, good to see you. >> and always good to see you. we're seeing the nasdaq roll over why is the nasdaq on the losing side? you can blame apple. although the earnings have occurred in the last half hour. be sure to keep it here on "closing bell" because in the next two hours we'll tackle the story from all fronts. >> we have a rally and we're talking to the ceo of coach. it raised the dividend today and we're talking about what is fueling the company's expansion. first, let's talk about where we stand as we approach the final hour on wall street. a gain of 70 points, we are losing some momentum as we enter the final hour. up 69 points on the dow. nasdaq, negative. as you can see, we have a pretty good performance early at the open. things have turned down even if we are off of the worst levels of the nasdaq. s&p 500 also bouncing off of the lows but up just about four points on the standard & poor's. with less than an hour to go, let's take a quick look at the market theme. they are surprised about the lack of deals, given the low leve

we'll start to see some cooling today. livermore still near 85, but i think we'll take off 5 to 10 degrees for most of the bay area, but a sneak preview of tomorrow and the week ahead, this westerly system is approaches the coach, bringing an increased chance of rain and much cooler temperature. we'll talk about the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> it was a hot day yesterday. certainly we got on the for some volunteer out in milpitas for us. >>> first some developing news. at this hour, power is till out in parts of mountainview and has been out since last night. pg & e says the cause is a downed power like which happened near 1300 montecito. at the start of the outage last night around 7:30, more than 3,000 customers were in the dark, certainly lots of people talking about it on twitter and facebook. we talked with pg & e. they say power should be back on for everyone by 9:00 this morning, but with another day that's going to be quite warm, consider leaving your pets outside, windows open or perhaps go visit a friend i

i'll see you monday. a complete recap on wall street, maria continues with the second hour of the "closing bell." >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock he can change. market ending the day mixed. dow closes for a third straight session. the nasdaq ended higher due to technology. coming up, strategists tell us how investors should be positioned after the decline. nasdaq sources telling cnbc that facebook has decided it will list on the exchange the nasdaq 've got all of the angles of the huge decision, facebook going to nasdaq. take a look at how we finished the day on wall street. dow jones down 1358. volume light on this light day because of a long holiday weekend. nasdaq higher by 12.5%. almost a half of a percent at 12,080. financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off o