. >>> another big shakeup in the susan g. komen foundation.ew developments within the breast cancer group. >>> plus, we're giving you a live look. that's the overcast skies overhead of san jose. we're going to check that forecast. news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. a highly-anticipated rulingly california's same-sex marriage ban. the 9th court of apuls ruled it's unconstitutional a violation of gay civil rights. christie, what's receipt action there? >> reporter: i can tell you this excited crowd went marching down street, over to city hall, that's where they are now. at 10:00, when the decision was announced, the crowd went absolutely wild outside of the courthouse. they were hugging some of them crying, holding up their own marriage photos from 2008, this, as california's ban on same-sex marriage was struck down this morning at 10:00 in a 2-1 decision on the panel on the 9th circuit court of appeal. what it found, in 2008, voter-approved proposition 8 that defined marria

the latest on the shakeup at umuc. >>> taking live look outside. the wind is kicking up after a very windy night. so, what can we expect in the hours ahead. meteorologist, tim williams has the answer in his first warning weather forecast. >>> eyewitness news starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. it is about 6:01. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm tim williams. the temperatures are in the 3rds and 40s across the region, it is a very windy start to the day. of course, the wind started yesterday after the front moved through here. the from has moved through, but we are left with the wind, fortunately it is not so cold that we have a wind chill. the wind is part of the forecast today, so much so there is a wind advisory in effect for today. we're going to be watching temperatures in the 40s moving across the region. for the most part that is not the head line for the story. the story today is the wind. the winds will be a factor throughout the afternoon. the wind chill factor go into effect for 8:00. it is for the entire area,

so big shakeup at yahoo! here after jerry yang stepped down.uld not be the last board member to resign in the shakeup. and indeed, more board members stepping down at yahoo! >> do you think this means they're less likely to strike a deal with a buyer of some kind, that they will remain independent with this new management team? >> well, my sense was from the beginning that the board was not looking to sell everything, but they are still looking to try to spin off the asian assets, which is complicated to do in a way that's not very costly from a tax perspective, bill. >> jon fortt, thank you very much. as we head to the close here, the dow up 39, coming off the highs of the session. we are waiting for disney, and that has been a gainer today. >> disney, of course, one of the big gainers last year. the important thing here today is, the big mo is the real mover. still concerns over in europe. >> expectations a little too high. >> january has blown away everybody. a lot of the traders are still very much behind here. i think that's been a major f

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. >>> the parental instinct of a peninsula father is leading to a major staff shakeup at a local elementary school, something should have happened before his son was abused. >> reporter: the father of one of the alleged victims of abuses by special needs teach ear lexia bogzes is speaking out because his son can't do it himself. is he autistic. the 5-year-old's father explained to us what he believes happened to his son while enrolled in a special education preschool class run by the doctorate roosevelt elementary school. apparently he was fidgeting or not being compliant and the teacher came behind his chair and kicked him. >> reporter: there were also allegations of arm twisting and withholding food, all during a two-month period. a teacher's aide reported the alleged misconduct to redwood to police. bogdos is on suspension. >> they are required to report it and if they don't it's a crime. >> reporter: bogdos' attorney steven clark says no crime was committed. >> she's received nothing but good reviews from her supervisor and this is the first time that she's ever been made aware that her

. >> major shakeup is in the works at the top of yahoo. the internet based company announced today four board members including its chairman will not seek re-election today. the board reshuffling following -- jerry and the appointment of new ceo scott thompson. young was making the changes in order to reverse downward trend in the market share and influence to google and facebook. ktvu court documents this evening that painted a clearer. >> in 2007 and 2008 in court papers close extremely aggressive and manipulative saying he was slow up and explode. ktvu was unable to reach lawyer for comments. he's facing charges of misdemeanor violent battery against his wife. shared cancer fighting innovation with the president today. 17-year-old angela participated in the white house science fair. sank is a senior, her science project as well as technology to kill cancer stem cells. they top 2011 competition that technology winning her a $100,000 schooler already. >> there are caucuses and a primary taking place tonight in three states. in minnesota w

. >> >> another supermarket shakeup in the baltimore area.iant is taking over two stores that just changed names a year ago. tim williams has more on how it will affect customers and workers. >> reporter: relatively new to the baltimore area, but soon, two fresh and green locations will be changing names. >> they are supposed to be moving in sometime in march. >> reporter: he is referring to the giant food store at the rotunda mall. after four decades, the store is moving two blocks away and into a location currently occupied by fresh and green, a store already closed to customers. >> what i'm hoping is that okay, it's larger, so they will carrey their current employees over and hopefully, we hope, hire the employees that are at fresh and green. >> the fresh and green soon to be giant foods will remain in the current location. for now, it's still open for business, but with signs that read "open now, renovating soon." councilwoman mary pat clark represents them. her main concern that distance will take its toll on hundreds of residents and re

this board shakeup, i'm sure it was expected in your world.do you think, does it make a difference? >> so anyone who think ths board shakeup means there's a greater likelihood of a deal, you might want to think other siwise. if they do stamp a deal, it won't be one investors like. the other part is the asian assets that they're trying to spin-off, that process is going to take at least a full year before any of that cash and assets hit the balance sheet. so yahoo!'s in for a difficult 2012. >> interesting. great to talk to you as always. >> thank you. >> let's trade first cisco, cortez, and then yahoo! >> scott, i'm completely with collin. by the way, when he says dinosaur tech, i think he just means old tech. i don't think it's a dinosaur in terms of actual technology. but when you look at microsoft, cisco. >> ibm. >> these have been the leaders the last six months. not google or oracle. i think you want to continue to stay with these. i completely agree to him. but we have some bad trade data out of germany today and a lot because they weren

clu >> susie: a high profile management shakeup tonight at one of the nation's biggest makers of health care products, johnson and johnson. long-time chairman and c.e.o. william weldon is stepping down. he'll leave the company in april. the company has tapped j&j vice chairman alex gorsky as the new c.e.o. the changes come after an embarrassing string of recalls of j&j's tylenol brand-- 25 recalls over two years. that cost millions of dollars and a big loss of consumer trust. >> j and j shares gained a fraction at the regular session. >> they have been traded at $55. go ahead with the rest of the market focus. >> for the first time since before the financial crisis, the dow jones industrial average touched 13,000, but closed just below that level. the blue chips finished the session with a small gain, even though the broad market was more mixed. since it's low in october, the dow index is up 21%. but small stocks have done even better in these times of uncertainty. the small-cap russell 2,000 stock index is up 35% since its october low, and the s&p 400 index of medium-sized companies ha

. >>> republican shakeup. rick santorum emerges as an unlikely victor on the first day of multi state voting in the gop race. >>> raging road hazard. an overturned tanker truck explodes in flames on a south carolina highway. >>> and what a view. nasa releases stunning video of last month's northern lights display. good morning, i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we're going to begin with a santorum sweep. republican presidential hopeful rick santorum is looking to build on momentum from a string of stunning victories last night. the former pennsylvania senator won missouri's nonbinding primary as well as the gop minnesota caucuses. he was also the apparent winner of the colorado caucuses which mitt romney won four years ago and was expected to take without much effort this year. nbc's brian mohr joins us from washington with the details. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. santorum had been hoping for a good night. he got a lot be

and in this case, the instinct of a peninsula father has led to a major staff shakeup at a local elementary school. but that's not all. the father says the school could have prevented his son's abuse, but did not. cheryl herd joins us now with this developing story. cheryl, what clues did this father see with his disabled son? >> reporter: raj, we're talking about nine counts of abuse against two special needs children, who were 4 years old at the time. we talked to the father of one of them tonight. the father of one of the alleged victims of abuse by special needs teacher eer alexia backus. the father explains what he believes happened to his son, while enrolled in a special education preschool class, run by the district of roosevelt elementary school. >> he was not being compliant. and the teacher came behind the chair and tipped him. >> reporter: there were allegations of arm-twisting and withholding food. a teacher's aide reported the misconduct last week. she is now on administrative leave, along with eight other teacher assistants. >> the california penal code calls for teachers and

. >>> in another congressional shakeup olympia snowe says she will not run for re-election. she's considered one of the more moderate voices, perhaps the most moderate, in the republican party siding with democrats on key issues like the stimulus package and the repeal of don't ask don't tell. in announcing her resignation she cited the partisan divide in washington as part of the reason she is stepping aside. she wrote in part, i am well prepared for the electoral battle, however, what i've had to consider is how productive an additional term will be. unfortunately, i do not realistically expect the partisanship of recent years to change. her resignation opens the door for democrats to fight for a seat long held by the republicans. now to business where wall street is coming off one of its best days in recent memory. this morning the dow jones will open above 13,000 for the first time since may of 2008. the s&p is up higher. let's look at the morning markets. steve sedge wik is live in london. steve, good morning. >> very good morning to you. some great landmarks being pass

took over just five months ago in a situation with a management shakeup, and a struggling company. what's your sense of where things are now, in terms of a progress report? i know she was on the conference call with you a short while ago talking to all the analysts. what was your sense if hul it packard is on the right track? >> it's a challenging situation for the printing business and services business. but the sense that meg whitman is conveying is that she's much more in control over and aware of where the problems are, and has a plan to tackle those. still asking for a leap of faith that the next couple of quarters will be bumpy and that it's going to be a long multi year transition, but we like that they are setting goals and that they upheld their full year earnings status. >> susie: looking over the past quarter seemed like almost every area that hewlett pack ward was in was weak, whether you're talking pc's or -- do you think they should rethink the businesses that they're in? >> i'm not sure that exiting the businesses is what makes sense at this time. they dangled the p.

. >>> a shakeup at a peninsula elementary school in the wake of a campus abuse investigation. at least eight employees are on leave from their jobs at roosevelt elementary school in redwood city this morning. the school district says it is possible the employees did not follow proper procedures when reporting allegations of abuse. the special education teacher is accused of kicking and slapping at least two special-needs preschool students between december and january. she is due in court in march. >>> a judge in the jerry sandusky child abuse sex scandal considering the jury selection process and sandusky's bail conditions in a pretrial hearing. the former penn state assistant coach took the stand, telling a judge why a local jury would be as fair as those from anywhere else in pennsylvania. prosecutors trying to convince the jury and judge to fill the jury box with people from outside the state college area. today's hearing also addressing sandusky's request for contact with his grandchildren and others while he awaits trial. he says he's innocent of the 52 counts of alleged

. >>> well, moving on to business news, another big shakeup at the top of yahoo!. the roller coaster ride continues for the internet company, which used to be one of the most dominant in silicon valley. for more, bring in our business and tech reporter, scott budman s yahoo! ever gonna settle down? >> we don't know. yahoo! is like a sports team that hasn't won in a long time. trying to just about everything to come up with a way to win, succeed, but against competition like google and facebook, that is getting tougher and tougher. the company's latest move is an almost complete revamping of its board of directors on the heels of co-founder jerry yang leaving the board. today, four more director, including chairman roy bossto e "discover -- bossto bossock to step down. >>> the labor department says the 3 million jobs added in december matches the three-year high reached in september last year. not only is it a sign the economy is moving but a positive signal that employers are gaining confidence that growth will continue through this year. there's also more positive

. >>> here supermarket shakeup, giant food taking over to fresh and green stores in hamdon and parkvillemoving two blocks away to larger location witness occupied by super fresh. >> i'm hoping, it's larger, so they will carry their current employees over and hopefully we hope, hire the employees that are at fresh and green. >> giant has been in rotunda for 41 years. >>> police in the nation's capitol are keeping a eye on occupy dc protesters again. u.s. park service police showed up yesterday to make sure protesters were complying with the no camping law. official says the demonstrations can continue but camping out is not allowed on saturday 11 people were arrested after the protests turned violent. a police officer was injured when someone threw a brick at his face. >>> battle for the nomination moves to the midwest this morning, missouri, minnesota and colorado will hole their primaries tomorrow. here is suzanne with the latest for wjz. >> reporter: mitt romney is on the hunt for his next big victory. just two days after winning the nevada caucuses, the former massachusetts governor p

>>pam: a shakeup in the republican presidential race as a law enforcement officials stepped down for mitt romney campaign. >>marty: later today the body of whitney houston will be buried next to her father, it comes one day after a moving service that included a flurry of songs and attributes athens news jersey church where she had deep ties. she once sang in the choir at the new hope bassett -- new hope baptist church. it was a powerful moment of raw emotion at the end of the four hour ceremony. earlier, several of for friends including former co- star kevin costner said heartfelt device. so >> of hugo, whitney. escorted by an army of angels to your heavenly father. we've seen before him, did not worry. you will be good enough. >>marty: there are questions swirling around bobby brown made a brief appearance the left of the funeral due to a conflict over seating arrangements. if this is video of him performing last night in connecticut. he kissed her casket before leaving the ceremony. >>ysabel: still to come, another factor affecting drivers in the bay area, and gas prices are comin

. >>> there is a major shakeup at diamond foods of san francisco. the company put its ceo and chief financial officer on administrative leave. the reason is walnuts. an internal investigation found the company improperly accounted for about $1,800 in payments to walnut growers. stocks dropped 42% in afternoon trading. >>> the dow gained 5 points and closed at its highest level since may of 2008. one thing holding the market back is talks stalled on greek's debt issues, because of cuts to pensions. >>> facebook revealed detail basis the pay of top executives in amended paperwork for its initial public offering today. it says mark zuckerberg will earn a half million dollars a year in salary. they are eligible for bonuses and stock grants. zuckerberg owns stock that could be worth more than $20 billion once the ipo goes through. >>> a rising number of violent incidents has oakland food merchants saying enough is enough. a shootout last week, and the killing a of 5-year-old boy in december sparks action today. >> it motivated them to come here today, an

. >> greta: a surge and shakeup. right now the unexpected. g.o.p. presidential race is completely up for grabs. in this week's contest, rick santorum troubled speaker of gingrich, he won all three states. dick morris says after tuesday results, it's a real chance for santorum that will result romney versus santorum. dick morris, nice to see you. >> it's called the monuments in search of his lost ball. it's president's weekend and what a wonderful way to tell about the founders. >> greta: all right. let me ask but this race. assume romney, gingrich and santorum has identical amounts of money. tell me who wins? >> if all three run and all three are strong, romney wins. romney can always get plurality of the votes but he falls short of the majority. >> greta: but what about the nomination? >> i'm talking about that. but it's trisected, he wins because he has a plurality. what is happening now, santorum is decisively defeating gingrich for the anti-romney semifinal. it's a tennis match. it's santorum against gingrich. and santorum beat gingrich by more

. >>> there is a major shakeup at diamond foods of san francisco. the company put its ceo and chief financial officer on administrative leave. the reason is walnuts. an internal investigation found the company improperly accounted for about $1,800 in payments to walnut growers. stocks dropped 42% in afternoon trading. >>> the dow gained 5 points and closed at its highest level since may of 2008. one thing holding the market back is talks stalled on greek's debt issues, because of cuts to pensions. >>> facebook revealed detail basis the pay of top executives in amended paperwork for its initial public offering today. it says mark zuckerberg will earn a half million dollars a year in salary. they are eligible for bonuses and stock grants. zuckerberg owns stock that could be worth more than $20 billion once the ipo goes through. >>> a rising number of violent incidents has oakland food merchants saying enough is enough. a shootout last week, and the killing a of 5-year-old boy in december sparks action today. >> it motivated them to come here today, an

is that an accurate look at this given the shakeup we saw last night?it's an interesting primary, it's been up, it's been down, and i think that we are anxiously awaiting to have them all come out here for our debate february 22nd, and then i think we'll really have the proof of who is going to win arizona. but we are all watching very, very carefully, and i think that it is up for grabs. martha: why not endorse one of them? why not put your name next to those as we've seen governor christie and others do across the country? >> well because i think we have some specific issues that we would like to be addressed in arizona. and we would like them all to come out and talk to us directly, we are waiting. after the debate i'll make my decision. martha: senator mccain in arizona wants to see the process wrap-up and quickly for his guy mitt romney. that doesn't sound like what you want. >> i think it's been exciting and fascinating and different for all of us to experience and i think it's involved a lot more people with all the different debates that have ta

in the biggest shakeup of california's justice system in decades. in san francisco, claudia cowen, fox news. >>> still ahead -- a long-time senate democrat accuses president obama of abandoning social security. but first, the stimulus, three years later. >> bret: today marks the third anniversary of president obama economic stimulus package. we look at what was promised, what was delivered and how it's been received. >> in early 2009, blanch lincoln was an arkansas democrat weighing whether to support president obama's stimulus. after oval office arm twisting the senator voted yes on $787 billion in taxpayer money. >> the steps came with big promises. predicting that unemployment would be down to 6%. >> today does mark the beginning of the end. >> the congressional budget office says unemployment will stay above 8% for 2014. despite the stimulus ballooning to $825 billion. republicans today again charged it was payoff to public employee unions and failed clean energy companies like solyndra. >> it was more about supporting the political friends in p

shakeup or a new hire on the romney campaign. >> andrea: the message is wrong, though, too.oked at the santorum message calling him obama-lite. that makes sense when there are conservative skepticism there. but romney's message now out of the losses is rick santorum is an insider. >> eric: yes. >> andrea: it's not believable because he is not acting like an insider. anyone who has distaste for what is happening for washington doesn't seem like an insider. people peg romney as the insider. >> bob: that is exactly right. one thing, landscape of presidential politics is littered with front runners who decide to run a general election campaign too early. they inevitably get tripped up. >> greg: romney is assuming he is going all way and he hasn't bought any of the steak dinners. >> bob: right. did y ever win the softball toss of the milk cans? >> greg: never. it's all a hoax. doesn't work. >> bob: it's all rigged. that's what i thought. >> greg: you were the dunking clown, weren't you? >> bob: i was. >> eric: who started the show today? >> dana: bob. "a" block. >> eric: "a" bloc

diamond foods is undergoing a major shakeup because of fiscal irregular lairties.pple is going after eastman kodak in court even though it filed for bankruptcy last month. apple says kodak improperly used patents in some of kodak digital products. kodak has a lawsuit against apple. the two companies did collaborate back in the '90s. >>> oakland is looking to the past. the idea is to bring back streetcars. there have been two similar studies in the past. the city wants to make it easier to go from jacklanded square to up town. >>> hundreds of people hit each other with pillows in justin herman plaza for hours last night. when it was over, that's when public works and rec and park workers cleaned up the mess. some of the workers were on overtime. so altogether, the bill to the taxpayers was $5,000. >>> it is being called the deadliest prison fire in a century. why firefighters say it was so difficult to get to the trapped inmates. >>> back here in just ten minutes, i've got the latest computer model loaded it up. it does show raindrops in ther ♪ [ male announcer ] no

diamond foods is undergoing a major shakeup because of fiscal irregular lairties.s going after eastman kodak in court even though it filed for bankruptcy last month. apple says kodak improperly used patents in some of kodak digital products. kodak has a lawsuit against apple. the two companies did collaborate back in the '90s. >>> oakland is looking to the past. the idea is to bring back streetcars. there have been two similar studies in the past. the city wants to make it easier to go from jacklanded square to up town. >>> hundreds of people hit each other with pillows in justin herman plaza for hours last night. when it was over, that's when public works and rec and park workers cleaned up the mess. some of the workers were on overtime. so altogether, the bill to the taxpayers was $5,000. >>> it is being called the deadliest prison fire in a century. why firefighters say it was so difficult to get to the trapped inmates. >>> back here in just ten minutes, i've got the latest computer model loaded it up. it does show raindrops in there. we'll track it out for you,

we'll show you why the shakeup could actually be good news for that stock.nd later, how will the british government's move to close new tax holes over there. the answers coming up in an exclusive interview. here's how the major banks have been trading so far today. only jpmorgan chase the one heading higher. >>> back on the floor of the new york stock exchange. you're standing in front of the post where they're making shares of pcs communications, which are moving lower today. working very hard, the target price now from ubs from neutral to buy, they lowered it. they're below the price target now. we wonder what ubs will do after this. first-quarter results out three months from now, appear on track to disappoint from pcs. ubs says seasonal weakness in the second and third quarters give investors little to look forward to, interestingly enough. remember this popped on cnbc on friday, when they reported that sprint nextel is walking away from the talks of the takeover of the wireless company that we didn't know was in the offing with this company. pcs shares

.  >>> a major shakeup on the x factor.nly axed host steve jones, but got rid of paula and nicole. thanking all three for being a part of the show. l.a. reid will stay at the judge table. >> l.a. reid is sticking around, he signed a will the of contestants. >> there are rumors that mariah carey will be filling the spot. >> we're in the web center with hot 99.5, talking about tonight's glee episode. michael jackson, i mean, it was nice. >> huge, one of the biggest, most anticipated episodes. everybody was talking about all the songs that they did. they did human nature, black or white, so big, big numbers that they covered for michael jackson. i think it was great. jam packed. the reaction was big on twitter. people were loving it. they had lots of great things to say. not a lot of development because it was all about the music. that's what we wanted. >> michael jackson. so, what about next week's episode? people are starting to talk about that. >> yeah, next week's episode will be huge. rickie martin joins next week and pit

. >>> a shakeup in the race for the white house. rick santorum whips big in last night's gop contest as a controversial health care issue dominates the campaign. >>> good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. light snow and rain across the region, no real problems on our roads but the threat isn't over yet. chief meteorologist kammerer is checking the conditions for us outside. hi, doug. >> hi, doreen. right now, dealing with light rain across the area, definitely a cold rain, i like to say, a lot of you do, too going to be cold, just snow, many of us are seeing the snow to the north and west of washington, from washington south and east though, this has been mainly a rain event. check and show what you is

. >> another shakeup less than two weeks before the michigan primary.an rick santorum hold his lead? >> good evening. i'm wendy rieger. doreen has the night off.

a shakeup at yahoo has four board members announcing their departures. that's it from cnbc.ll." >>> a romney nomination would not be in the best interest of us winning the general election. we need to have a conservative alternative. and my feeling is that speaker gingrich has had his chance in the arena and came up short in florida and nevada. and now it's our turn hopefully to get a one on one in missouri, which we have. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was rick santorum last night going after his republican rivals mitt romney and newt gingrich. there are three republican races today. minnesota, colorado, and missouri. santorum is trying to portray himself as the conservative alternative. the romney campaign has taken time to criticize santorum. so just what threat does santorum pose at this point? does he really have a chance to knock off romney? recently endorsed rick santorum for president. thanks for joining us tonight. i have to wonder why you're jumps in the race. give me the case. we talk politics on this show. how does he win? >> yeah. the primary or the general