smith does. the fact that david hume has an understanding, that our ideas of justice and morality and obligation and everything will vary in different types of civilization. hunter gatherer, futile and commercial. but doesn't work it out. he makes these distinctions in his early work but they are not developed. smith came over to me from someone who was developing in the most friendly and brilliant way. that was the most exciting faint for me to develop and carry that through. it is an interesting question. >> the woman right here. >> i have a theater reviewer for dc the theater. i just survived candied which had a very successful run here. a musical which bernstein continuously revised what voltaire was trying to say. that is my basic question. do you explore what was going on in france. especially between 1750, and 1770. tell me out here with the optimist. there is a movement -- this idea that you can guarantee individual liberty but not the result. there is the delightful numbers, the best of

biography, "adam smith: an enlightened life." our author today at our first speaker, nicholas philipson was an undergraduate at aberdeen and cabot university with a phd from cambridge in 1967. he was lecturer in history of eden borough in 1965 and subsequently went senior lecturer and reader. he retired from full-time employment in 2004 at whispery worded honorary research fellow. he is held research places the united states and europe. his research is focused on the cultural and intellectual history of early modern and modern scotland with particular interest in the history of the scottish enlightenment. it is french political thought. he is your other project on the same manner cop land and the founder and editor of a new journal, "modern intellectual history." she has lectured extensively on this topic today in both europe and the united states. now i hate to add to finish the info and get to where speaker. one reviewer of this book has remarked that the book reveals that adam smith revealed untranslated wholly remarkable, tou

smith and his willful attempt to stop the threat posed by mr. smith. noticing that mr. still advancing, officer suguitan discharged more rounds, mortally wounding him. mr. smith collapsed in the doorway of his residence. officer suguitan and his partner quickly responded to a residence in response to a citizen needing assistance in meeting with your roommate. officer suguitan was in the of the confronted with a life- threatening soup -- a circumstance and his attempt to offer the suspect assistance in dealing with his mental issues. with practically no time to react to the threat to his life, that does his partner, and a citizen requesting assistance, officer suguitan reacted under tremendous circumstances by discharging his department's firearms and ending on stopping the threat posed by the suspect. officer suguitan, in a split- second, had to act on the threat posed by a his environment and realize that he and his partner and the reporting party were in grave danger of serious bodily harm or death. officer suguitan's actions saved his life, that does it of his partne

smith. also tonight, one week after japan's earthquake and tsunami a big break for the engineers trying to prevent a nuclear meltdown. and kids from around america and haiti, too, do what they can to help the people of japan. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> smith: good evening, katie is on assignment. president obama delivered a warning today to libyan dictator moammar qaddafi: stop slaughtering your people or face military action. the united states will help enforce a no-fly zone approved last night by the u.n. security council, but no american ground troops will be sent to libya. french and british warplanes could be in the air over libya by tomorrow. hours after the u.n. resolution passed, the qaddafi regime declared a cease-fire, but his forces reportedly kept shelling two cities-- misurata and ajdabiya. and there are also reports that qaddafi's forces are headed toward benghazi, the rebels' ca

it is reason in free verse and about black smith, west african black smith. they were thought to be magicians. 1725, oh molly in the west africa. the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take ano

the closure is right at smith. the homes on the other side of cherry there are not going to be affected. in fact, about the only thing that we've gotten response from here is people who hear the news choppers and heard the sirens. so they know that something is going on. but right now it's not effecting the roads. >> sal, have you heard from any viewers? i know we're hoping that people living in the area can let us know anything that they hear about the air quality in particular there. >> yeah. i haven't gotten any e-mails about that. steve was just here in the studio with me saying that the air is still. steve will talk about that in just a while. but that's actually helping us out. the air's not being blown anywhere. of course we don't know if this air is hazardous or not. one of our reporters is arriving on the scene now. and we'll talk with the first responders to get a gauge on air quality. but right now it doesn't seem to be according to steve blowing much farther from the area. >> hey, sal? >> yes, sir. >> i

i'm christie smith. we'll have some answers about the morning commute coming up. >>> it's monday, march 14th, as we take a live look outside. rain in the forecast "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, reporting what matters to you, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. straight up 6:00. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. i miss the hour we missed this weekend. >> i know. can we please have it back? you know what? this evening if you're somebody who does like to get a lot done in the evening after work, you'll appreciate that additional hour. supposedly we do have statistics that prove that in the afternoon hours with the heavier commute in the evenings, it actually prevents traffic accidents with that extra hour in the evening. we always want everyone to stay safe. but the morning another hour of darkness for us to drive through. make sure that you're aware of that this morning. dark and wet out there. usually we have the sun coming up right around 6:30. we'

i'm christie smith live in san leandro. we'll tell you what's going on and when it should be cleared up coming up in a live report. >>> plus, saving underaged girls from prostitution. we ride along with police as they search for the girls and the pumps who put the children at risk. >>> and britney spears canceling her san francisco appearance in the castro. we'll tell you where she plans to perform instead. >>> a live look at a very rainy morning this morning. it is thursday, march 24th. this is "today in the east bay." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it is 4:30. we have quite a rainy day ahead of us. we'll go to meteorologist christina loren. good morning, christina. >>> good morning to you. we have showers coming down right now, but we expect heavy rain this morning. that will occur between the hours of 7:00 and 10:00. i think you'll be okay if you wake up early in the morning heading off to work. we have a wind advisory in place all day long, so take it easy out there. of course, our grounds are saturated until

senator smith, the nab is meeting in town right now in washington this week. what is your message to capitol hill when you meet with legislators? >> guest: well, there are three big issues that we're facing. there are many issues beyond that, but the ones of constant concern in congress are spectrum allocation, retransmission consent -- what broadcasters are paid for for their content -- and, of course, on the radio side is the whole performance royalty issue and how we reconcile mutual dependence of radio e and performers. they need us, we need them, and their market was broken by the internet. people don't buy music anymore, and that's unfortunate. but we don't want to break radio in trying to resolve this. >> host: has free television been broken by the internet? >> guest: no, because of retransmission consent just as cable and satellite argued for payment of their produced content, we asked for the same consideration that when they take our content and put it through their pipes or bounce it off their satellites, we feel like we're owed something, and i th

christie smith is following a fire and downed power lines.'ll give you the update of what's happening in this situation on city streets. 580 through the area is all right heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights turned on five minutes ago. the backup is quickly tomorrow forming there. a good volume is coming off the 880 overcrossing. then our live shot from the chopper in the city where they are over presidio boulevard. that's a two-way street. we have congestion building throughout the area. we'll get you an update on that coming up after this. >>> 6:32 right now. a gunshot victim is in the hospital this morning and another is dead after a shooting in north richmond. it happened at third street and pennsylvania avenue wednesday night. police have released very few details so far. >>> we have an update on breaking news in oakland this morning. firefighters are on the scene of a fire that mike talked about on 48th avenue. it has knocked down power lines. christie smith is live on the scene now. what can you tell us? >> reporte

senator smith, the nab is meeting in washington this week. what is your message to capitol hill when you meet with legislators? >> there are three major issues we are facing. those are spectrum allocation, re- transmission consent, and the performance royalty issue on the radio side and how weak reconcile mutual dependence of radio and performers. they need us. we need them. their market was broken by the internet. people do not buy music anymore. that is unfortunate. we do not want to break radio in trying to resolve this. >> has three television been broken by the internet? -- has free television been broken by the internet? >> no. the have argued for payment of produced content. we asked for the same consideration. when they take our content and put it through their pipes or bounces off the satellite, we feel we are owed something. of all the programming that the majorityttch, are broadcast content. people like to watch things like. they like super bowl, baseball, "office. of these things are expensive to produce. we believe we deserve to

i'm crisis tee smith. christie smith. i'll tell you what happened and why negotiators were called in. >>> a live look at the beautiful bay bridge this morning. kind of cloudy, misty and foggy in some spowefutsl t so i u.you. >>> new this morning, shots fired overnight from a berkeley home. i'm christie smith. we'll tell you why hostage negotiability negotiators were called in and how it ended coming up in a live report. >>> police say this man robbed a bank in the east bay and don't think it is the first time he's done something like. this. >>> and a bay area company gets ready to roll out a first of its kind, an all-electric vehicle. what's so special about this one that could take away the pain at the pump. that's coming up. >>> a live look outside this morning, it is fat tuesday. a little bit of a gray start, a little cloudy start to the day. march 8th, "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. 6:31 right now. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll check the forecast with chris

as christie smith has arrived on the scene she'll give us more. the big issue is the traffic impact over toward the bay bridge. a live shot out there. if our chopper is on the scene, firefighters still on scene as well as a closure for seventh and brannen because of all of the activity and the trucks in the area. seventh would take folks south from that area over to 101 and interstate 80. use fifth instead. coming over from oakland seeing the build-up because the metering lights are on. getting out of the city use fifth on the lower deck. the upper deck to slow the approach has started. >> the fire, i want to check back with christie smith on the scene of that second fire in san francisco. it's close to seventh and brannen. what are you hearing about it? >> reporter: we're going to have to -- >> christie, we can't hear you. we'll check back with you. we will. that is happening at photo lab now in san francisco so likely avoid that area if you are close to it. >> a disturbing find in a livermore neighborhood. police are investigating the circumstan

the sister-in-law of dale smith, says she wasn't surprised to learn today the reins are those of her brother-in-law. the investigation continues to unfold. here's what we know. 74-year-old dale smith was found dead underneath the back patio of his novato home. he shared with his wife evelyn. the wife is considered a person of interest while the marin county coroner determines a cause of death. carolyn smith joined us by phone just a short while ago and told us that evelyn has not contacted her husband's relatives regarding the case. >> we hadn't heard from him in a while, and because the reaction from evelyn, his wife, that he held -- right away, and he wasn't speaking to any of us and making any comments. we're just we thought that it was very suspicious from the very beginning. >> the wife, evelyn smith, never reported her husband missing to police. dale smith's relatives want to thank the neighbors in novato, who initiated the welfare check that eventually led to the gruesome discovery on february 23rd. >>> amber frey the former death row inmate scott peterson is back in the news

i'm christy smith. after a b.a.r.t. train derailment yesterday in the east bay, we'll tell you what commuters can expect this morning. >>> a live look outside. it's monday, march 14th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> reporting what matters to you. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning, christina. >> good morning to you, scott. unfortunately, a back-to-work monday. we've got showers to start you out this morning in the east bay. right now they're not moving very fast. they're going to be very light in nature if you do see these showers over your house. in livermore and moving through tracy right now. this is evaporating before it moves over the surface. your roads nice and slick for your monday drive. here's mike and noah. >> good morning. we have light rain and light traffic so far. so your east bay commute moving all right. there are slick conditions out there. you'll watch that bay bridge as you come over the east bay to san francisco. a disabled vehicle reported over the last few minutes right over t

i'm christie smith. we'll tell you what went write and what's next coming up in a live report. >>> i'm bob redell. we'll tell you why some of the animals you know and love and take for granted could be going the way of this guy. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> and a live look outside, it looks like a nice day on tap. hope you get a chance to enjoy it. it is friday, march 4th, "today in the bay." >> good friday morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. straight up, 6:00, i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get right to your forecast. we'll check in with christina. >>> it will be a gorgeous day with temperatures in the upper 60s. a little cold to start but mostly clear in the south bay. the east bay looks good. we have a little bit of patchy, dense fog in places like novato and santa rosa. we have a quarter mile visibility in some locations, so take it easy headed out that way. we are expecting fog formation along the peninsula heading throughout the next hour or so. high pressure

the body of dale smith that lived there with his wife. he was missing for months, and his wife might be a suspect. we have today's developments. damien, this is turning into a bizarre case. >> reporter: they discovered the body on november 23rd, and the coroner confirmed smith's identity today. the 74-year-old smith was married to his wife, evelyn, for 18 years. he was reported missing by a neighbor shortly before police found his body buried under a recently built barbecue pit in the couple's backyard. they say evelyn smith is considered a person of interest in the case. her lawyer doesn't believe there will be homicide charges filed. >> this is a case where so far the only evidence of a cream is a misdemeanor, improper disposal of human remains. i think if it's decided at some point that's the only charge, they'll notify us, we'll come in or we'll take a citation on our client's behalf and come in and deal with it. >> reporter: evelyn smith never reported her husband missing. he had been ill for quite a while. neighbors say they hadn't

i'm christie smith.e'll tell you about the options they are considering coming up. >>> nancy garrido is talking about the kidnapping of jaycee dugard and the 18 years that followed. >>> chihuahua. more than a dozen of those guys heading from s.f. to the big apple. i'm bob redell, i'll tell you why coming up. >>> oh, adorable. and a beaut l

. >>> good morning, i'm christie smith live in san leandro. we finally have smooth sailing again on southbound 880 after a major closure overnight. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and a homicide investigation is underway in san jose. good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'll explain what the difference is about this latest deadly shooting coming up. >>> and it is going to be a stormy morning for you. it is thursday, march 24th, "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everybody. it is straight up 6:00. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have a strong rain system moving into the bay area. christina loren is tracking the system minute by minute. >> now we are starting to see our first delays of the morning out of sfo. you have about an hour delay. yesterday we saw a ripple effect. so by the end of the day, even after the weather cleared, we were three hours late. so as we head throughout the afternoon hours, it is going to get worse before it gets better. in fact, it will get a lot worse. we have lightning firing off in the northern-m

. >> reporter: his name, anthony smith.the motto he brought to taft, "failure is not an option." what does "failure is not an option" mean? >> we're not going to let you fall through the cracks. you're going to have an "a" in that class? an "a?" >> an "a." >> reporter: first, smith had to reenergize the teachers. >> they were working hard, but working hard in the wrong direction. >> reporter: together, they teamed up to monitor every student. >> and kids know whether or not if you're genuine or if you really, really care about them. >> reporter: but smith's most unconventional partnership happened outside the classroom, with the hard-charging ceo of the local phone company. >> i mean, i got a motto. it's go big or stay home. >> reporter: jack cassidy was so inspired by smith's determination, he put his company's name on the line. he promised free cell phones and laptops for every student who maintained a 3.3 average. fall behind and they have to give them back. >> you know how many cell phones and laptops we've taken back i

but smith avenue is closed at this time.on officer will be heading down with more information. but you can imagine this is a scene that's unfolding as we speak. so again, we'll stick around for the next couple of hours and bring you any updates as they happen. live in newark, back to you. >> quickly, kiet, just for our viewers, there is no shelter in place at this time. >> - >> reporter: exactly. no shelter in place. this is also a one-alarm fire. they are working with the hazmat team from alameda county so newark fire department, i should say, has quite a busy morning today. >> thank you, kiet do in newark. >>> we're about 20 minutes into the new trading day on wall street coming off a down day on monday. >> we are. jason brooks is off this week. but ashley morrison is stepping in. cbsmoneywatch out of new york checking in on the early action. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. home prices fell in most major u.s. cities with the average price in four of them at their lowest level in 11 years. the s&p home price index

i'm christie smith. that story is coming up in a live report. >>> big problems headed to tahoe. 80 is closed because of too much snow. rain, meanwhile, down here causing all kinds of problems. we'll take you around the bay for the latest. >>> you are looking at a live picture of 880. you can see already there are flashing lights out there. it is going to be a crazy friday, march 25th, this is "today in the east bay." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. let's go right to christina loren and a look at the radar. good morning. >>> good morning to you. i would love to stand before you this morning to tell you that the rain is going to stop, but that's just not the case. just a couple more days before we get a nice break from the rain. right now the east bay is getting the heaviest showers. we have moderate rain coming through oakland. this is the case heading throughout the morning hours. we'll see light, spotty activity. a little bit of the orange and yellow indicating more moderate rain, but nothing

con su esposa evelyn smith..----la causa de muerte an no se determina, y la esposa es una persona de inters para la policia, ya que nunca report su desaparicin. ---- el abogado de la mujer dijo que smith estaba enfermo y pudo haber muerto por causas naturales. stop for open roll open take vo ---- en el tercer dia de la audiencia en washington sobre la explosin de san bruno, una palabra cre revuelo. ---- christina sames, la vicepresidenta de la asociacin americana del gas, dijo que la explosin de san bruno fue una 'anomala.' ---- esa palabra molest a los investigadores quienes dijeron que haya sido una anomalia o una recurrencia, 8 personas murieron y 38 casas resultaron destruidas. ---- la congresista jackie speier dijo durante un receso que pg&e se comprometi a enviar cartas a vecinos sobre la ubicacin de la linea de gas. ---- la agencia que convoc la audiencia aplaudi la noticia. cu ---- y un paciente en el hospital estatal siquiatrico de napa fue arrestado por la policia bajo sospecha de violacin sexual.-- tak

i'm christie smith.e'll tell you when trains will be rolling again. >>> good friday morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. 6:30 right now. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura. we'll get you moving with an hour-by-hour forecast and christina. >>> good morning to you. i'll tell you what's moving, the jet stream. it was digging to the south. you can see that very well-defined jet here. now it is starting to lift to the north. that is our improvement. the jet stream is like a river of air to carry low pressure systems to and fro the united states. what you can count on today, improvement. we'll see breaks of sunshine, but we have a little more activity anticipated for the weekend. we'll break that down for you with your extended forecast coming up. stay tuned. right now, if you have to get to work, make sure you are ready. mike, what does it look like out there? >>> christina, it is a little slow in antioch right here at highway 4. typical slowdowns for a friday. going from about 8th st

i'm christie smith live in ma rip county. it may not be raining now, but the effects of the weekend storm are still being felt. we'll tell you who is still in the dark and when their power is going back on. >>> the home run king is back in san francisco. the trial begins today against barry bonds. i'm damion trujillo. last coming up next. >>> here's a live picture of the bay bridge. it is 6:00 exactly. lots of rain ahead. >>> and good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for brent this morning. we'll start with the forecast and meteorologist christina loren. good morning, chriina. >>> good morning to you. well, today is the first full day of spring. and as we head through the next few weeks and months we'll start to notice that the days are longer than the nights. we had the equinox yesterday. something we see that is not spring-like is the weather, and that will last for at least another week. san francisco is seeing steady rain. a pretty good-looking cell heading

i'm christie smith. remember the rain that we have been talking about sn it's here. we will give you a first look in a live report >> jar pan raises the reverity level as the country reaches out to the u.s. for help. what japanese leaders say they desperately need. seismic safety will will your home with stand the next big 1 and how much will it cost to fix it sn it's raining, but it's also friday. march 18th, today in the east bay. blap. >> good morning, everyone. it's 4:30. let's start with an east bay forecast. good morning >> good morning to you, scott. we have so much action happening in time for the morning commute and a lot of it is pushing into the east bay. i want to point a couple things out. we don't j just have the green. see the isolated thunderstorms already. it's early and we will see an active weather day. you want to plan on plenty of time to reach your destination. the north sba getting hit the hardest. we have reported all over the bay area tracking the storm. we will continue to do so throughout the morning >> one reporter is christie smith. she i

>> guest: langston smith. >> host: did he go to harvard?>> guest: no, no, founding father in a broad sense, not just who developed it, but got it instituted. langston smith was more responsible more than anyone else on getted it instituted. he ended his political career by voting for radification and brought 11 delegates with him. the country would have looked weird without new york. i think lan smith is somebody to raise our cups to. >> host: who was he? >> guest: a merchant, some say a lawyer, but i don't think so. came from the hudson valley, moved to new york. >> host: what was new york's resistance to the constitution? >> guest: well the opposition was largely in the upper hudson valley. the lower counties, which, of course, are more commercially oriented favored the constitution because again, they thought a strong federal government would be strong for the economy. in the hudson valley, they read the constitution, and well, the reasons people opposed it were not irrational. they said it's the language is vague on critical points. it

. >> my name is desean smith. i think teachers have some luterbrain. moving them to different schools. we go to teachers and tell them about our teachers. like myself. i plan on being a teacher and going to school, to educate kids about school and life because to me, i think school is a lot more than just books. school has been a skd life to me don't cut our teachers. keep all of our 200 students there. jo with all that said, i've been told to pull myself up by the boot straps. no matter how willing stou dents will be, they understand tax skemgs doesn't get out. my younger sister's future will be compromised. as well as a san francisco resident. we can't make changes without starting on the resident. thank you. >> good evening. i'm a senior at george washington high school. i came address the tax exceptions. it would mean noerly 8 students would laernd grow in washington. i wasn't pursuing an educational career. now i've met inspoiring teachers. they both inspired me personally. if those tax exceptions don't go through, washington will barely be able t

i'm christie smith. b.a.r.t.iders a little bit confused this morning about what to expect after a b.a.r.t. train derailment in the east bay yesterday. we'll have answers for you. >>> and a live look at the south bay this morning. you might see agent bit of leftover moisture. maybe even some fog. [ female announcer ] love the look of freshly colored hair? now you don't have to wait 6 weeks to get it. introducing natural instincts with our first color refresher. get healthy looking, ammonia-free color, then let the new refresher boost your healthy look 2 weeks in. it helps restore color pigments, so you can get a freshly colored look once again. natural instincts. it's all good. now get all the healthy looking color of natural instincts in our new vibrant shades. >>> we're live in san jose with canon purdy's family is celebrating. purdy is alive and well in japan. that's coming up next. >>> plus amazing video coming out this morning. amateur video. the tsunami as it washes over one town. >> as the recovery continue

they say smith's wife, 55-year- old evelyn smith is considered a person of interest in this case. her attorney says smith is exercising her right to remain silent. prosecutors in san francisco dropped a third drug case amid allegations that the police illegally entered homes and lied about it. today, ktvu news received this look at surveillance video of a drug bust on new year's eve. the public defender's office alleges two plain clothes officers did not properly identify themselves and improperly conducted a search before arresting a man on drug possession charges. >> it appears that he altered the facts in the report to appear as if they lawfully seized the items. >> the two officers involved are among six officers under perjury after similar videos were gathered. >>> media attention may be contributing to the success of cameras in tiberon. two cameras were set up on the two main roads to provide mess of photographs of the license plates of every vehicle coming into or leaving town. they are crediting them with help hadding solve two burglaries and assisting in a stalking case.

i'm christie smith. we'll tell you what happened coming up in a live report. >> how safe are underground pipe lines in your neighborhood? the results of a new study says some in the east bay are ticking time bomb. is your house in a slide zone? how to find out. a live look outside this morning, it's wednesday, march 30th. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it's 4:30, it's continued to be a fantastic week and just gets better. christina loren is here. >> good morning. i don't know if you like 90 degrees but we're on page to hit 90 in some cities tomorrow. today, we're looking warmer than yesterday by about 5 to 8 degrees. concord yesterday hit 75 degrees. so, we're going to see a warm day across the bay area. we'll talk about the east bay highs. count on it to get warmer tomorrow and then changes on the way. we'll break down your forecast coming up. right now let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> no major issues as far as getting to work on time. the

i'm christie smith live in san leandro.f you are taking 880 south this morning we have a problem for you. clogged on,aine lane shut down, we'll tell you when it will reopen coming up in a live report. [ bob ] i'd love to build bird houses for the rest of my life. so i've got to take care of my heart. for me cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] to keep doing what you love, take care of your heart with cheerios. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. love your heart so you can do what you love. that's ever happened to cinnamon. introducing cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% daily value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new cinnamon burst cheerios. prepare your taste buds. >>> talk about bad timing, i'm bob redell. i'll tell you about the storm that's supposed to hit us at the height of the morning commute. that story is coming up. >>> plus another landslide in the santa cruz mountains. we'll tell you where this one happened. >>> and the rain is making a raw sewage spill in the east b

this is the location where christie smith is.police activity still going on so avoid marin avenue at the alameda. most of marin avenue reopened but still avoid the intersection for the time being. it sound like another hour or so while the investigation continues there. the big slowdown is still coming into livermore out of the altamont pass. all lanes open with an accident on the shoulder. that's at north livermore avenue there. we'll look at oakland and 880. this is the east bay commute. not so bad with misty conditions in the shot there. be careful out there. >>> 5:41. there's a specialn one nbayn a one bay area city today. we'll tell you where coming up. e >>> this morning lawmakers trying to avoid a shut down are shooting for a done deal. the white house suggests a two-week extension could spell trouble for business. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with what a budget delay means for the economy. >> reporter: hey, laura. good morning. the white house is now saying that if, in fact, democrats and republ

i'm christie smith. we'll explain coming up in a live report. >>> and the san francisco police department's latest black eye has criminals waking up free today. good morning, i'm marla tellez. hear what a couple of them had to say as they walked out of the jail last night coming up. >>> and a live look outside this morning. the sun is coming up as you check out the south bay. we have seen fairly clear skies, but there are clouds coming in. christina was talking about rain imminent in some parts of the east bay. we'll have the details today, thursday, march 10th, on "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. it is straight up 6:00. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina this morning. >>> we want you to get to work right on time this morning as tomorrow is friday. so close to the weekend now. we do have some showers coming down in northern california, mostly north of chico and sacramento this morning. if you are headed up into the central valley, we are goin

reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, "today in the east bay." >>> thank you. this morning the corruption scandal for a pleasanton family mourning a soldier killed in afghanistan. jim linscog is the first native of pleasanton to die in afghanistan. his hometown newspaper says the 23-year-old was killed by an ied on the way to a military airport. his mother was met at home by an army chaplain who gave her the news. the body will arrive at dover air force base after noon our time today. >>> those reports about radiation in the food and water supply are no longer limited to japan. researchers have detected very small amounts here. cheryl hurd is reporting on what's tainted. >> reporter: trace levels of radiation have been found in tap water and milk, but the levels are very, very low. but from a scientist's point of view, this is big news. scientists here at uc berkeley made a new discovery. >> she bought milk from our neighborhood store here, generaleric milk, and we decided to measure the levels last night. we do see some small amounts of iodine and 131 in our m

i'm christie smith. we'll tell you what they are and who is still in the dark coming up in a live report. >>> three years in the making, the trial for baseball's all-time home run king gets started today. we'll tell you what's ahead for barry bonds. >>> and more evacuations in japan overnight. the latest concern and its stricken nuclear reactor. >>> a live look outside this morning, it is exactly 4:30, march 21st. this is "today in the east bay." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it is 4:30. we'll go right to our meteorologist, christina loren. >>> good morning to you, scott. good morning to you at home. boy, oh, boy, we had a lot of action in the weather department over the weekend. this morning we are seeing more of the same. this week looks wide open for showers each and every day as the jet stream is taking a substantial dip and taking all the storms into the bay area. this morning we have a bit of shower activity pushing to danville from hayward. that's the case throughout the morning. the b

harry smith begins tonight's coverage of the disaster in japan. >> reporter: in a sign of how grave japan's crisis has become, the emperor, akihito, made an unprecedented television address, acknowledging that he is deeply worried, urging his subjects not to give up. it did little to calm a country increasingly distrustful, given the wave of conflicting reports and mixed messages. >> ( translated ): there is both positive and negative news. i don't know which i should believe. >> reporter: and today on capitol hill, u.s. energy secretary and nuclear expert steven chu said he, too, is baffled. >> and there are conflicting reports, and so, we don't really know in detail what's happening. >> reporter: at the fukushima plant, there are two key areas of concern, pumping enough water into the reactors to keep the nuclear fuel rods cool to avoid a potential meltdown, and limiting damage to the all- important containment vessels surrounding the reactor cores. there is already a breach in reactor two, and there are fears of another breach in reactor three. >> my confidence is eroded somewhat because

in the east coast, christie smith is live. >> reporter: good morning, scott. if you drive around the caldecott tunnel you may have noticed more lights more workers around the west side of the caldecott tunnel because tunneling is under way marking a major turning point in the four point project. a giant excavating machine has been spinning and cutting away frommy orinda side since way back in august. apparently caltrans dug out about 900 feet, the entire tunnel being nearly 3,400 feet. tunneling is apparently a tedious and difficult and risky project with issues like falling rock and natural gas inside, which means extra safety precautions have been going on this whole time. anything that could create a spark in that tunnel is banned. there's a wall that's up on the oak left-hand side that partially blocks the view, but when it's done, the fourth core will add two lanes and help ease the reverse commute traffic. it's on pace to be completed in late 2013, which will be great news for the 160,000 drivers who use it every day. reporting live in oakland, christie

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i'm christie smith. we'll have that story coming up in a live report. >>> and a live look at 880 in oakland. traffic is moving just fine so far on this friday, march 25th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. it is straight up 5:00 on this friday morning. i'm marla tellez in for laura. >> i'm brent. we want to get you started off with christina. we are taking a peek at the forecast. hopefully we'll dry out a bit. >>> i think that's the hopes of the entire bay area this morning, especially those who have to get up and go to work this morning. it is going to be another slow drive. we are still drying out from all the rain that we picked up yesterday. inches even in the city of san francisco. we picked up almost an inch of rain yesterday. so as you know our roadways are not equipped for that kind of rain. a lot of ponding leftover. and we have more coming in this morning, but it is not as heavy. it is a little more spotty in nature. and it is not going to last all day. in fact, once we get through the

i'm christie smith. we'll give you a look haat w a going on this morning plus tell you who is still without power. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>> jury selection begins today in the long-awaited trial against baseball slugger barry bonds. i'm damion trujillo. a live report next. >>> and we continue to watch japan's nuclear reactor. and many worry about their tainted food. >>> and one man tries to fly his daughter out of the danger zone back to

reporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you. the governor is expected to end the state's drought emergency today. he will make the announcement after the final sierra snow pack report. even though the drought order is being lifted the state says that people need to continue to conserve water. >> a neighborhood cut off after another mud sly took out the only drivable road into a small neighborhood on croix road west of downtown morgan hill. huge red wood trees, mud blocking the path. people can use a four-mile-long fire trail on the top of the ridge. >> we're in for a sunny stretch, the rain has laeft dark cloud. san jose homeowners on edge because of a land slide. marla is live with the woman's story and what the county is doing. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we're on almaden road in almaden valley. they live on a deadend hillside road, probably five to ten homes. this woman is at a hotel out of fear of that land slide. look at this. this is the problem in this neighborhood, pg&e crews have been out here

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i'm christie smith live in oakland. all of this rain is sparking new concerns about with landslides. we're live in oakland. we'll have the story in a live report. >> we are also checking the rain for radiation. we have official test results and new elevated levels of radiation in japan overnight. a live look outside this morning. it's wednesday, march 23rd. this is "today in the east bay." >>> good morning everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it's 4:30. let's start with a rainy forecast and meteorologist christina loren, look at all that. >> i'm not even going to step on screen. i want to point out just how bad it is out there. if you've not been outside for the past few hours i can tell you right now we've got a lot of trouble out there this morning. a lot of ponding, flooding, and take a look at all of that yellow. right now over the north bay pushing toward the east bay. that's going to arrive in your area in the next half hour or hour. we'll tell you what that means for the morning drive and tell you when it's expected to cl

joshua smith tried to put the brewens on his back against florida second half. irvin walker bounces off smith. put the gators up five. brewens back within 1. it's walker again this time with a dagger. 21 points for walker. florida wins 73-65 setting up a date with jimmer and the cougars in the sweet 16. the stanford women have been to three straight final fours while the first round opponent had never even been to the tournament. condoleezza rice, one of 6,000 in attendance at maple civilian for round one. tony was one of two in the double figures and the aggies had no answer. leads stanford to 22 points. they win big, 86-59 and will play st. john's on monday. >> this is a very unselfish team. i just want to say, too, our crowd was awesome. i think this is the most we've ever had in a first round game. so they got everyone going and i thought our team came out and competed. >> still to come, injury news on the giants closer and the sharks top rookie. plus did the big finally get a hat trick? we'll hit the ice next in sports. sports ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, season..