. >> smith: hope, hope, hopium. ú& ratigan: hopium, yes. >> smith: hopium. >> ratigan: there'' hopiumers everywhere. that's a good business. and they, they, they set you up with the hopium and you take a big shot of that. you're like, ahh, feels great. it's going to be -- then it wears off and you're like hang on a second, i still don't have a job. there's still no investment in our country. >> smith: right. >> ratigan: we're still in these wars. go down whatever the list is. >> smith: yeah. >> ratigan: and sooi think it's critical not to, to confuse understandable optimism that is contingent on the way we choose to act. >> smith: yeah. >> ratigan: and hopium as a &-political power, commercial success, whatever that might ú&. and the reason i'm so optimistic is because in writing this book i was.when you look at healthcare and you're like, man, 5% of the people in this country account for 50% of our healthcare costs. >> ratigan: it's not because they're bad people. it's because they're sick. >> smith: yeah. >> ratigan: 95% of us aren't sick so you're like, okay, that's reat. but then

. &->> smith: i'm evan smith.e's a veteran ournaliss and prolific author whose measured, congenial presence on public television has been a welcomm respite from3 the incivility oo the world -or more than four decades. his eight billlonth book -ú i'm not sure tatts an justt-ubllshed tension city. ú&'s jim llhrer. this is overreard. >> smith: jim lehrer,, welcome. >> lehrer: thank you, evan. >> smith: or i should say wellome back. texas. in austin, texas and i love >> smmth: well thank youu3 good to see you, and congratulations. this book is so much fun to >> lehrer: oh, teerific. >> smith: as i grrw up watching political debates all these memories kind of accumulated, and everythiig &-know.f stuff i didn't someone who has forgotten more abbut debates than most of us will ever know, it that'' exactly right.l ofúthe t. fortunate experiences. one was moderating all these debates. >> smith: right.3 >> leerer: the other was the opporrunity tt talk to, over a period over twenty years, all the people who had run ú&r ppesi

>> smith: is, is tt romne a liar?tigan: mitt romney's a lilshats doingapis yes ll of their moneyd u ears. >> smithrit.>> ratigan: .but ale >> mith: right. rig:.bef i can. >> smithyh. get off of thesesell you off. ke capital. sthyeh. wchney. aln tinstn e d't ve moy.sef whkns loofth ri wotf e rrt rsn c >>sml sisspeto sobo rkhath'rpuin yk. erods nson pleeinheoufali eugwi tes t n >>si: c nar d e nsn lo adion vefalof sdethste thacuarernse disn it rhfoalth nseend n'wa towllh,ta thwa some value for somebody sowhere.and if we d'tnvt i some way that has value for so som, 'ree3 not going to, we're goong to lose ouris so that way the ttreshold for the judgmenn for the plme oreurs. >> smith: yeah. >> rat value in the investment?d ne of those thresholds because he had tottlly detached risk. >> smith: yeah. >> ratigan: so he said it's not my money.3 i want to sleep with pop stars and movie stars.buunerl nd polygram and we're good to go. th d seagram's basically goes near bankrupt beeyn esthings. that is a classic example of detache

thank you. >> smith: i'm evan smith. he's the world's most celebrated practitioner of mind, body medicine. a champion of physical, mental, emotional,,spirittal and social wellness. he is the author of more útan 60 books, one for each year he's been on this earth, including 19 "new york times" best sellers. his latest published last fall is wwr of the world views, sciince versus spiritualty. he's deepak chopra. this is overheard. >> smmth: dr. chopra, wellome. >> chopra: thank you. >> smith: very nice to have you here, sir. >> chopra: it's nice to e3 here withhyou, evan. >> smith: may we begin with why do we have to choose? why can't we have both? >> chopra: well, my cooauthor preferred it that way. i would haveecalled it science and spirituality. the new version is going to have that subtitle. >> smith: it will actually eliminate the controversy. >> chopra: it will evolve to -úa ew level, yes. >>>smith: the conflict, good, yeah. you areeputting this book out or have put this book wwen the question of whatime the appropri

>> smith: the year was 1960. madoff had just graduated from hofstra college and married his high school sweetheart, ruth alpern. he was working out of her father's accounting firm in midtown manhattan. from there, he launched a career as a market-maker, matching buyers of stocks with sellers on wall street. >> he started this little stock trading firm, one of many in wall street's outer fringes at that time, and slowly built it up, building up customers. it was kind of like a wholesale firm. >> he would actually pay clients such as fidelity, charles schwab. he'd pay them a penny a share to come and trade through him. so he saw lots of trading volume that way. >> smith: in other words, he would pay for what they call "order flow"? >> exactly. >> smith: what wasn't known on wall street was that madoff had a side business as an investment advisor. >> the investment advisory business operated, so far as we can tell, completely under the radar. we know, to some extent, that it began small; customers of his who go back

thank you. >> smith: i'm evan smith. -úhe's an iconic rock-n-roll singer whose bat out of hell record released 35 years ago is one offthe best selling albums of all time with more than 43 million copies sold wooldwide. he's also an actor whose credits include thh rocky3 horror picture show, roadie his new album, hell in a hand basket, has just been released. he's meat loaf. thissis overheard. >> smith: meat loaf, welcome. >> meat loaf: welcome! >> smith: welcome to you. >> meat loaf: no. oh, that's right. you're welcome. >> smith: well, thank you for bbing here. whatever it ends up beiig. [ laughter ] >> meat loaf: yeah. welcome. you're welcome. i'm glad to be here.3 >> smith: hello. [laughs] it's good, it's good to have you. i have to tell you that when i was re-readiig up to remind myself about all the -- many interesting things about your career, i don't know what surprised me more to the point that i just made in the intro, 43 million or 35 years ago..3 i really remember that record like it was yesterday. >> meat loa

>> smith: i'm doing really well.e got a beautiful place here. >> thank you. >> smith: well, you know, what i love are what i call singular sensations, where you take one variety of tulip and just pack them in. and, you know, if you say, "i don't have time to garden," that's just nuts, because this takes literally minutes to put together. there are basically four ingredients. >> that's right. >> smith: you have the container, the soil, the bulb, and some water. [ laughter ] how easy could that be? >> that's right. >> smith: you know, i've used various-sized containers and packed as many as 75 bulbs, such as marine, a white one, in containers, and menton, which you have here, i see. >> we just take the bulbs and start layering them in the container. now, here in colorado, you know, it's a colder climate, and we do get worried about the bulbs freezing in a container. we try to leave a little bit of room, maybe a few inches, along the edge of the container. >> smith: so that serves as a little bit of insulation? >> right

>> 49 quarterback alex smith takes the right to florida. reports he might not be coming back to play here. sentencing date tomorrow for the san francisco sheriff. what can be expected as he fights for his political life. the bay area makes up one of the largest economies in the world but the picture is not entirely rosy. dayton manning might be the 49ers next quarterback but what about the man who led them to the nfc championship? the sports director joins us now >> it is crazy. the 49ers are one of three finalists in the eight maning sweepstakes and one thing is for sure, alex smith is not waiting around to find out. >> i have nothing for you. >> that was alex smith this afternoon following a meeting with the miami dolphins. after that meeting smith did not fly home, instead he checked into a hotel. the dolphins have reportedly offered smith a multi-year contract worth $8 million per season. the seahawks signed matt flynn this afternoon. one week ago smith told cbs 5 that he and the 49ers were simply working out the details of a contract.

interests in sort of its clients so i'm not sure word rock greg smith crawled out from under today to write this but this has been going on a long time ago in a sense well so in that sense i did you question his motives that all right i've seen some people asking if he could have done this before he worked at a company or an investment firm like alderman sachs and probably made a whole lot of money doing it for the last twelve years you know as a kind of a cop out to leave now. look we don't one thing we don't know about greg smith is the circumstances under which he left or why he left this is obviously extremely rare i can't think of another instance in goldman sachs history where this is happened. you know usually they get people who leave the firm to sign nondisclosure agreements or to sign confidentiality agreements usually that's how they get people to stay in the fold stay under the tent obviously that did not happen this time we don't know why we don't know what greg smith was thinking this is not a good day for goldman sachs because frankly they thought this kind of sturm and

look we don't one thing we don't know about greg smith is the circumstances under which he left or why he left this is obviously extremely rare i can't think of another instance in goldman sachs history where this is happened. you know usually they get people who leave the firm to sign non disparagement agreements or to sign confidentiality agreements usually that's how they get people to stay in the fold stay under the tent obviously that did not happen this time we don't know why we don't know what greg smith was thinking this is not a good day for goldman sachs because frankly they thought this kind of sturm and drang about their behavior was very much two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven news they were hoping to get this behind them and so this dredge that up again but this has been going on of course the search for a long long time and it didn't change unfortunately after the financial crisis ok and so then i think we have to get to some of the points that he makes because it seems like greg smith is still optimistic that goldman sachs can change if it wants to any thinks

>>pam: alex smith said he understood. >> alex smith has to be a big boy.nd a lot of these guys grow up and look at jim harbaugh as a father figure. alex smith has a mother, father, a baby and a wife. >> @ tim tebow got his chance when denver was doing poorly, correct? in the 49ers one with alex. there were 13-3. three years at 24 million, give them another million or two. >>gary: alex smith will be able to get through this. third >>pam: i think he has already been through the worst. >>gary: has options to go to miami is probably gone. if they just signed another quarterback. >>gary: in oakland, chris mullin is going to have his jersey retired. it will hang from the rafters. he is a 5 time all-star and one of the great shooters of all time. it will be really nice ceremony. a lot of people coming back to honor him. >> it is all about the people. it truly is. whatever happens on the court, i remember some very good nights and some very tough nights but ultimately the people that influence me along the way is what will last forever. >> freddy said sanchez, his

now it is conceivable that they miss out on manning and smith. smith enjoyed his best season in 2011 leading the 49ers to a division title. last year's pick: cabinet would be the favorite to be the starting quarterback. >> an exciting several hours or a couple of days is >> i think it will happen sooner than later. >> san francisco sheriff faces sentencing and tonight there are questions about his future. >> life after sentencing won't be easy for the sheriff. city hall observers expect you'll be walking a political tightrope. a guilty plea for false imprisonment of his wife and domestic violence intervention classis. political science professor jason mcdaniel wonders if he can keep his job also >> , this is what they know and they will not forget that necessarily so people might remind them of that. it will not be easy for him. >> the mayor is considering suspending him before him official misconduct. he is troubled by a plea deal the d.a. gave the shares >> did they do this out of legal convenience or was there some actual determination made >>

when it comes to alex smith i think dolphin fans will be underwhelmed. >> frank has been a big smith supporter. he said it's crazy, i'm waiting for whatever happens. i know coach harbaugh feel good about what they are doing. he called manning one of the best to play the game. >> the cal men's basketball team barely unpacked its bags at the ncaa tournament getting ousted. the women determined to stay a while. nobody on the cal roster has played in the ncaa tournament but this is big for them. 8 seed against the hawkeyes. the lay-up and it's a 1-point game. five seconds in the half. in the lane, pull up, knocking down the j, bears by 9 at the break. second half. cal getting defensive. brittany boyd, the push, get it to clairenen. camille for three. she had 15. a 7-0 run and a 7-point game. then kelly crye for three. it's 6 points. that's as close as iowa would get. they salt it away late. 84-74, cal moving on to face notre dame. >> and one more note. the padres beat the giants in cactus league play. opening day just 19 days away for the giants. hard to believe. >> it is hard to believe

today, smith met with the miami dolphins. smith is a free agent the and not under contract. the 49ers do have a three- year offer on the table for smith but are also one of the top teams in the running for peyton manning. last night the 49ers signed mario manning him. last week it also signed randy moss. >>henry: when he ran for office he said he wanted to see gasoline prices go up. >>vicki: detained at the top is making for a big issue in decision 2012 and the results of today's court rico primary. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. but i like having a lot more a lot more than having a lot less. and the more more i have, the more i like having more. and that's exactly wha

so what about alex smith? we go live to 49ers headquarters for some answers. >>> and, good evening, a wild weekend for parts of the south bay and the peninsula with hail and isolated thunderstorms. we are tracking a few showers on the radar. we'll have the full time on that and when oures bt chance of spring showers will be. he >>> things are dicey with the 49ers. peyton manning has chosen to go with the broncos. the big question around 49ers land and the nfl, will the 49ers kiss and make up with their other quarterback, alex smith. let's head to team headquarters in santa clara joined by our 49ers insider from comcast bay area, matt, nice to see you again. i understand you spoke with the team owner. why don't you take it away and give us the latest news. >> reporter: yeah, york was leaving the building on the day peyton manning decided he would sign with the broncos and not the 49ers. and so the next option is bringing alex smith back. and the -- where it stands is where it stood a week ago. they have a contr

will will this alex smith? tim tebow? we will wait and see. still, tim tebow, alex smith? we will still wait and see. by all accounts, and the success it was the best season. will he stand by him? maybe tim tebow will come to the 49ers? >> they went up 1 draft pick. >> we have burned:telling us even more. >>vern: he gets to stay in the afc. the broncos have an awesome defense. and the raiders just keep their defensive coach manning must fill a key has the weapons at his disposal to do damage in the afc. >>darya: big news this morning is that everybody was waiting to see where peyton manning was going to end up? it is the broncos. >>mark: thank you for joining us and check out our website. for weather & traffic and gas prices www.kron4.com >>darya: thank you. >>mark: we will see you at 5:00 p.m. ♪ [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so deliciou

the driver is darlene smith. he pulls smith over.nd immediately as he begins walking up to her car, you can hear her screaming at the officers and also cussing. >> i wasn't speeding. >> your driver's license. >> why did you pull me over. >> give me a driver's license and insurance because you're speeding. >> how fast was i going? >> driver's license or instruction or you're going to jail for obstructing. >> she gives the license over. you hear another voice from inside the car. that is darlene smith's 18-year-old son. >> mom, chill out. >> i wasn't speeding. >> mom. >> 55. >> in the incident report it is noted that darlene smith starts banging her head off the steering wheel when deputy stokes makes his way to the driver's side of the car. >> i cooperated. >> let's go. >> get out of the car. >> i cooperated. you told me to give you -- >> mom! >> there's a huge struggle here. she's resisting arrest. he does slam her a bit up against the side of the car there. >> put your hand behind your back or you're going to take a strike. eventual

yeah they always plugged in earlier i spoke about all of this there with eve smith she's author of the very popular financial blog naked capitalism and author of econ how unenlightened self-interest undermine democracy and corrupted capitalism this executive director of goldman sachs who has been there twelve years and comes out with this just scathing review of the firm very publicly which is kind of counter to what traditionally is the culture of apple and saks so i'm told let's read a little bit of it and then i want to ask your input so he says one of the excerpts to put the problem in the simplest terms the interests of the client continue to be side land lines in the way the firm operates and thinks about making money goldman sachs is one of the world's largest and most important investment banks and it is to ensure girl to global finance to continue to act this way now of course the question that comes about you know there was plenty of evidence in the wake of the financial crisis and sachs seemed to be putting making money above all of any other concerns you had temper wolf you

reactors so we're hostage to the guys who run the nuclear power reactors we'll hear more from eve smith author of the popular blog naked capitalism an banks resized up her stress in a financial crisis an area of fifteen of the nineteen big banks the house the feds passed but when you look at all of the factors that would really pressure banks in a crisis isn't this a more accurate depiction of what it would actually look like. thanks . will write down exactly why you should be worried about what you just saw an ben bernanke hero or villain it's the question explored in a cover story of the atlantic we'll tell you what we think let's get to today's capital account. what a special day it is not every day you get to see a goldman sachs executive director telling everyone why he's leaving goldman in a new york times editorial by now everyone probably knows who greg smith is it really does tell you what he says is the formula for being a leader at goldman so we can read this execute on the firm's axis which is goldman speak for persuading your clients to invest into stocks or other products

your need on black smith to keep you working. to rebuild your axes and increasingly by the 1800s they are fixing the axes in the 1600s and 1700s. by the 1800s, people are specializing with the industrial revolution and they are making axes and plows and your neighborhood black smith is more the repairman that fixes the tools. >> they indicate it's a cleaner fire than the yellow. the refined form of that pit coal like the refined form of wood is charcoal. i can get my metal hot enough to be soft enough to hammer. hove to hit it hard when it's hot because it's softer. it's basically just a matter of dropping my hammer on to the metal. >> the mills are the last mills to come along at the end of the 1700s. in this area they started going out of business in the 1820s. when people were buying factory made cloth, they don't need one step done for them. they don't even think about it. if you are making your own cloth, having this one seeduous step is a time save err. this is about as old as television is to you and me. in the 1730s, abou

greg smith is vice president of goldman sachs.s decided to leave the company and he has written a devastating letter as to why. he said that the environment there was toxic and destructive. that there was a decline in the firm's moral fiber. and that morally bankrupt people work there. god, those are harsh words. what was he so upset about? he said look, we used to take care of our clients. that was our job. but we no longer do that. apparently they call the clients muppets as in ha, ha, we can manipulate them. and they would rip their eyeballs out and the whole point was getting paid. they explained what they did with clients. will people push the very well and pitch lucrative and complicated products, in other words, who gives a damn about the clients. let's screw them over so we can make more money. he said it wasn't always that way. goldman has responded. they have sent a letter out to their employees, in a company our size it's not shocking that some people feel disgruntled. well, of course, disgruntled employee. we're terrif

has the culture changed as greg smith wrote about in the oped piece today? >> well, you raise an interesting point n. my book, i pointed out how goldman has strong values. like putteding the client first, and hiring brilliant people who are good team players. they have four team values they feature prom nenltly on their website. and the big thing when lloyd blankfine became ceo, during that time the stock price fell 20% interestingly enough. he is a trader. and he bring that is trading mentality to the firm. the trading mentality is very, very short term. it doesn't stress having relationships with ceos. if, on the other hand, before 2006, there was a better balance between trading and investment banking and investment banking involves establishing relationships with ceos over the long term where they're kind of behavior that goldman has demonstrated, most prominently in 2007 would not have been available. soox*uds we have a half minute left. i topt ask you this. what's the fallout from this, from the point of view that investors are selling off the stock, a

i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what they're doing coming up in a live report. >>> the mother of a missing morgan hill teen reaches out for help from mark klaas, the mother of the girl that was abducted. that's coming up. >>> hundreds of officers swarma know apartment in france as a suspect wanted for a string of shootings is holed up inside. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> good morning, thanks for being with us. >> i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. this morning a developing story in france where hundreds of police have their guns drawn all aimed at one single target. an apartment building where a man suspected of seven killings is reportedly hiding out. police are gearing up to go in. >> he's in a small house, and outside hundreds of police who have been trying to persuade this 24-year-old man to come out and to come out without having more violence. we understand an order came some time ago to move in, to end negotiations or else the police would storm the house. we now believe that the or

i'm christie smith. i will tell you what's coming up in a live report. >> where investigators are at in a certain much for a 15-year-old girl. we will take you live to morgan hill coming up. >> developing story. french police in a stand-off with a man accused of killing three jewish school children and a rabbi. we will have the latest. >>> a live look outside. oakland 880. traffic starting to pick up. mike will tell you about it. christine lor christina loren will tell us about it. today, march 21. "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 6:00. halfway through your workweek. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> very happy to hear it. i'm jon kelley. >> getting funky down the road. we can say funky now that our drought whoas have been eased. last week we had a lot of rain and more on the way. we head through this weekend. tomorrow's storm, kind of a dud. by saturday we have heavy downpours in the bay area. today enjoy the sunshine and springlike conditions. 45 in livermore. i wil

. >> reporter: linda smith is a nationally recognized child care advocate.interview, she's become deputy assistant secretary for early childhood development for the department of health and human services. big picture. how good of a job are we doing in this country monitoring the safety and well-being of children in day care centers? >> i think i'd have to give it probably an f to be honest with you. >> reporter: an f? >> f. >> reporter: smith says only 11 states do full background screenings that cross check fingerprints with state and federal databases. the rest of them are all over the map. >> reporter: how bad it is? a recent u.s. government investigation found 24 potential cases of registered sex offenders working in child care centers in just 20 states. how is that possible? >> most states are not checking the sex offender registries. >> reporter: we wanted to find out for ourselves just how serious the problem is, so we obtained the name of licensed day care provider in five states. new york, texas, kentucky, florida and georgia, and ran them against

smith meeting with the miami dolphins on sunday.hey're in the market for a quarterback after one of their top picks matt flynn signed on with seattle. no details yet on smith's meeting with miami other than it lasted about 5 1/2 hours. smith for the record is a free agent and coming off his best season as a pro. >>> 4:51 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay," state lawmakers trying to win back support for the high-speed rail project. what they're trying to shrink the price tag. >>> and looking at highway 24. a nice drive heading to the bay bridge. you have to be careful of that this morning. >>> welcome back, everyone. a live look outside. 4:54 right now. >>> well, a new version of the state's $100 billion high-speed rail project is emerging right now. the rail authority hinting at the cost savings, changes during a recent hearing in mountain view. ideas include using existing tracks in urban areas. that would mean more than $1 billion in improvements to lines right here in the bay area and in los angeles. the rail authority

smith says, hey, no hard feelings about the 49ers going after peyton manning.nd he says he's looking forward to playing with the 49ers for at least another season. >>> tough times for the saints, but good times for the 49ers. alex smith signed on the dotted line this afternoon. we wanted to make sure you knew that story. so we wanted to repeat it twice. gotcha. >>> oscar-winning actor al pacino paid tribute to another oscar playwright oscar wild. the premiere of the documentary, he directed. it's a reference to the playwright that wild wrote in 1890. >> it started, and once i knew, i didn't know what i was doing. i just kept at it because those who -- who -- what is it? who persist in their folly will one day be wise. >> if premiere was a benefit event for glbt historical society. it's commemorating the 130th anniversary of oscar wild day in san francisco. >> pacino, one of the coolest cats in hollywood. it is 4:54 right now, let's check your traffic with mike. >> oscar's gone wild, a videotape. >>> sycamore valley road, yeah, the accident has cleared from the

there's a chance smith ends up here. david garrard, 49ers offered smith a three year deal worth $24 million. not a bad gig if you can get it. >> not at all. interesting to see what happens. >>> coming up, heightened fear as police go on alert in france. synagogues and schools still on edge after a deadly terror attack. >>> and he is too young to vote, but he's not too young to geter summoned to jury duty. we'll tell you about the third grade prospective juror just ahead. >>> and a live look at oakland. looks like mildly clear skies e. we'll check the forecast with meteorologist anthony slaughter when we come back. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 mont

alex smith has not spoken since peyton manning became a free agent. he's at a fundraiser tonight in walnut creek, where reggie kumar, hard news type reporter, delved into the toy department and got in alex smithy face talking about manning and smith's own contract negotiations. >> i think there would be quite a few things that kick the tires on him and play the what ifs. i mean, it's peyton manning. so i'm not thinking about it. it's outside of my control my realm. >> how is contract talks going? >> it's going . that's really all i want to say. i think everybody knows how i feel about the san francisco 49ers, i love it here. and the process is going. >>> another reggie kumar exclusive you'll see only on kron4. meanwhile, peyton manning says through his representatives it'll be about a week before he decides on where he will continue otherwise nfl career. stan >>> nobody is there at the staples center. they'll be playing in vegas next year, the word is. andrew zimerman had 22 points, and stanford, right there, but at the finish, the pac-12 player of th

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to take a public four hundred billion plus so all the lawsuits that are going to result from greg smith they'll say look don't sue us we'll put in a guaranteed winner in your account numbers on game day one if you drop your charges that's when my peels all about having worked on wall street i myself have done that many times hello mr jones don't sue us here paine webber or oppenheimer or shearson or lehman because who put this hot i.p.o. in your kill and you make instant profits so drop your lawsuit ok how planes every single day that's the law as written by brokers with hot i.p.o. shares so you mentioned capital allocation so we see here the age of the shadow bank run this is from the new york times tyler cowen he says the bank run is back the modern bank run means a rush to withdraw from money market funds the disappearance of reliable collateral for overnight loans between banks with the sudden poling of short term credit to a troubled financial institution but these new versions are in some ways still similar to the old both reflect the desire to pull money out of an endeavor and to

that happened to randy smith, the 64-year-old from martinsberg, west virginia won the $79 million jackpot in 2010. he built an addition to his home and bought a few classic cars and set out to give back to the community. he's bought ambulances and other vehicles for the fire department, a mobile command center for police and armored truck for law enforcement to share. on winning, smith calls it a gift. >> it changed my life in the way i wish it could change everyone else's. when you get up in the morning you don't have to worry about paying your bills like i always did. i guess the best feeling i had was when i could pay off my house. >> reporter: if you're looking for popular numbers that seem to come up often, the most drawn numbers according to mega millions are 10, 48, 19, 24, 28, 29, 36, 45, 2, and then the most drawn gold ball is the number 9. the chances of

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i'm christie smith. we hear from the mayor coming up. >> a live look that is san francisco from our live cam atop san bruno mountain. we'll check the forecast on this friday, march 9th. this is "today in the bay." >> you made to the friday morning. good morning. thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. let's get to the weekend forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> we're sharing that friday enthusiasm with you this morning. good morning to you. grab your jacket, grab your sunglasses and you'll probably need the sun screen later on today with a high uv index we're going to see sunshine and your temperatures will creep up from the 30s and 40s into the 70s just about everywhere. i'll take through the forecast, tell you when the rain comes back in the mix. we have a lot of rain on the way but first, let's talk about what's happening on the roads. we don't have problems to report, no major accidents, that's been the case about all morning

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck.vering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup truck. i figured he's got to drive so he would stop shooting. i think he shot me like five times. >> suddenly, arroyo stops his truck and gets out, aiming his rifle right at smith. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> he gets out. and i'm out of bullets. so i get out of the way. >> with no ammunition, smith is a sitting duck. but luckily, another squad car has pulled over to the right. it's sergeant rusty jacks, armed with a rifle he shoots arroyo from 60 feet away and kills him. >> suspect down. suspect down. >> in my rear view mirror i see him just drop. so i don't know what had happened. i didn't know if i

christie smith is live at the scene. we're now hearing reports of  another tree that has gone down in that area. it is been really a traffic mess out there. but also the danger and it shows the saturated land that we're having across the bay area. so many trees going down. this on the heels of numerous storms headed our way as well, so please be very careful as you head out there. these are live pictures from oakland this morning. we'll continue to bring you live reports all morning long. >>> we turn to politics, the republican presidential campaign moving off of the mainland. puerto rico holding a primary on sunday, 20 delegates up for grabs there. rick santorum arriving this morning telling residents he'll push for statehood if they want it. now, ob yuls obviously soaring after surprise victories in mississippi and alabama. he said he's not pushing newt gingrich out of the race. >> i'm not going to ask him to get out of the race. >>> in the meantime mitt romney spent upwards of a million dollars for advertising in il