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i know. >> stephanie miller. >> stephanie miller. >> it is the "the stephanie miller show," welcome to on your show. i'm so excited for you. >> thank you. couple two, three things, like they say in chicago. >> that's right. >> i feel so in -- i completely understand when your brother used to tackle you and yell and then tackle you, i can ga i thighs. my brothers used to put me on top of the refrigerator when they were babysitting me because i couldn't get done. >> i think my brother once put me in the oven during a game of hide and seek when i was small. >> oh. >> well, he didn't turn it on. >> cruel brother. with as ugly as you were. >> my dad might have won the election. >> maria, have your brothers apologized? >> oh, they're terrified of me now, it worked out well. i studied kung fu for a bunch of years. >> you know no one can top me, my mother did hang me and dug a grave for me and shoot me with his bb gun. >> he always gave me a head start. those are the words i remember in my childhood "stephy, run." and i was hear the pumping of the bb gun, the pump action. >> republicans always

far ♪ ♪ stephanie miller video store ♪ ♪ stephanie miller video store ♪ ♪ stephanie miller video storeke and raleigh. next year send us free stuff. yay. >> we sure can't afford stuff like that. >> it's this radio. they asked if our people would do something, we're like we don't have people, we're radio this is the people. >> we're it. >> we have to introduce surly rebecca, she's the surly associate producer, screener she's out there taking your calls. i actually literally this is the favorite part of my show is not when i'm talking but when i go to the bathroom and hear rebecca screen calls. she said friday, yeah, you know what, i know you feel like you worked on that. jessica from maine got through so you know it must be good. hi jessica. >> hi, steph yes you're an official volunteer. my week can't get any better. you're on monday morning so i don't have to restrict myself to only listening to the show when i'm in my pickup truck. >> awesome. >> and i even have a ticket to see the president on friday. >> oh, my god. >> you saw the president -- this coming friday. >> this coming friday

stephanie.merica divided. that's why they are kind of demonized the victim. they cannot risk america being united for any reason, if it's for a super bowl chrysler commercial or -- >> yeah. >> united in the outrage of an innocent victim being gunned down. >> yep. yep. did you see, by the way, geraldo heart feltfelt apology on fox? >> sorry if you were offended. if you idiots were offended, it's your own damn fault. >> i apologize for what one black conservative, urging back andblack and hispanics to not wear hoodies. the prominent black conservative. >> soul. he's a far right lunatic. >> he's worried that they will implement sharia law. he says the only thing that can save this country is a military coup. >> that and his alibi? >> yeah. >> nicely done, geraldo. you just made it worse. >> you know, what i take it right, geraldo. anybody does have the right to go -- they are 50% in the right if they see some kid in a hoody, shoot emma 'em according to geraldo rivera. you are halfway there. if this

"the stephanie miller show" here. >> stephanie miller. >> i don't like her. >> it is "the stephanie miller-12 toll-free from everyone, kathleen madigan comedian extraordinaire is with us. 1(800)steph-12 is the number toll-free from anywhere. we were talking about the trayvon martin case. it's amazing he hasn't been arrested. the news came out, police surface tape shows his story is falling apart. no visible injuries, no grass stains on his back. >> at least for the sake of calming things down i would think -- i'm always suspect of any authority. >> wow. >> you are the foremost feel impersonator. >> for a year my brother and i talked to each other like that. to the point it got down to noises. hmm, huh-uh. >> michael and i had weird voices that we did as kids. >> they would even fake something. go get him and say we're bringing him in for questioning today. at least to give the appearance of -- they're not even giving the appearance of, hey, sorry, man, that's the rule. that's what happened. >> take away his gun for a little while? >> yeah, for a second. yeah, and it came -- >> where there'

stephanie what do you think?y woman, so i would like that to be the case, but i also want to say that we have had more progress on gay rights under this president than all of the previous presidents combined. so i think that it is a no-brainer on who to vote for -- for any kind of civil rights in this next election. >> i think it will be an interesting dance that is played. so many of us want to see that as part of the plank platform, and it will be interesting to see how they craft something -- >> i have a theory about the whole second term thing. >> just tell us -- >> yeah, keep it to yourselves, everybody. but the second term he is going to do all of this incredible stuff that he couldn't do in his first term because he was running for recollect. >> there you go. >> kamau bell, and stephanie miller, host of the stephanie miller show we premiered this monday on current tv. up next when brett found out the gop candidates were playing with toys, he skipped the bar and came right to work this morning. you're about

it was at the hospital he learned of stephanie's injuries. one leg severed at the knee, the other at the ankle. the kids didn't have a scratch. >> she's alive and the kids are alive. so i told her, you get to see your kids grow up. that's all that matters. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: at the hospital today stephanie said she's no hero. >> i love my kids. >> reporter: one family built on a foundation of love, faith and sacrifice. tom costello, nbc news, henryville, indiana. >>> we'll take a break on this tuesday night as we do. when we continue, why are so many american preschoolers getting so many cavities? a trend that is making for a lot of difficult trips to the dentist. >>> it was a shocker when people first read the story in the new york times this morning. little kids showing up at the dentist in this country in the year 2010 with multiple cavities, or worse, in baby teeth. it's happening a lot. there are some very specific reasons for it. our report tonight from our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> report

it was at the hospital he learned of stephanie's injuries. one leg severed at that time kn -- at the knee, the other at the ankle. the kids didn't have a scratch. >> she's alive and the kids are alive. so i told her, you get to see your kids grow up. that's all that matters. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: at the hospital today stephanie said she's no hero. >> i love my kids. >> reporter: one family built on a foundation of love, faith and sacrifice. tom costello, nbc news, henryville, indiana. >> incredible story out of indiana tonight. >>> still ahead when we continue this evening, why are so many american preschoolers getting so many cavities? the trend making for a lot of difficult trips to the dentist. >>> and later, he's not even out of high school, but he's tackling the tough issues. he has to. he's the mayor after all. spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here.

joining us now in los angeles, stephanie miller, host of the stephanie miller radio show which will soon be simulcast on current tv, and in seattle michael medved. you worked in the early 1990s as a substitute host for rush, but you haven't had any dealings with him for a long time. even for somebody who is in the controversy business as limbaugh is, wasn't this a pretty bad mistake? >> it was a terrible mistake, and he has acknowledged that. he has acknowledged it very directly. the real question here is the people that are trying to sponsor boycotts and trying to go after his sponsors. what is it exactly that they want? what they seem to want is for rush to go off the air and to damage the show and that's not going to work. i do know for a fact that there are other advertiser who's are just very willing to jump back in for any advertisers who bail, and it seems to me that it's inappropriate once the guy has apologized to continue this thing as basically a war on conservative talk radio, which i kind of personally don't welcome. >> stephanie miller, limbaugh says he is sorry. we just sa

stephanie woolhandler?>> we did not take a position when the solvent -- with the supreme court deliberations. some of the members did weigh in in an amicus brief. some are more ambivalent and felt there was some good in the bill. what we all agree on, however, is the bill is not a solution. it will leave 27 million americans uninsured when it is fully implemented. it will leave tens of millions of americans woefully under insured with gaps in their coverage like copayments and deductibles, so they will still be bankrupt by illness. it is not going to control cost. we still need single payer national health insurance regardless of what happens at the supreme court. >> do you care of the supreme court were to reject it? say the individual mandate is not constitutional? >> the individual mandate is a very bad idea. the good parts are medicaid expansion, which does not require an individual mandate. some regulations on the insurance industry, which was does not require the mandate. those could have all been don

>> i agree with stephanie. i have been in tjx. i look to lulu lemon.bespite hitting a two-week high. people think this thing will be higher. >> why are you spending so much time at tjx? >> i'm a maxinista, man. >> flat on the year, it looks like treasuries are stumbling. is now time to add credit risk to your portfolio? >> i think so. the only reason this falls off the cliff is if you think we're heading into a recession and the federal reserve will let interest rates rise. it's a high yield bond for a reason. if we do head into a deeper recession, i would be out of this name, for now, pick up the yield. >> john taylor, what about you? >> i think a month. no longer than that. >>> up next, fast fire on a gold trade when we come back. ow this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into a

"today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is outside that house with new developments. stephanie?rter: good morning. the discovery made in that house. we spoke with both of the next-door neighbors in the last hour and they say they knew the family well. one of the neighbors, charles tovar, said police told him it was a murder/suicide involving the mom in her 50s and the son in his 20s. both neighbors say that son was autistic. now, police first got the reports of two people shot in that house around 7:45 last night on the 800 block of nectarine avenue. when they got here, the two, described only as adults, were already dead. tovar said he went on walks the with the mother and she talked about being lonely, dealing with the autistic son by herself. he add his heart goes out for the father. >> no. he's a park ranger for the city. he come in about -- last night from work and he found them there. see, that's the story i got from the police. >> very stunned. very stunned. this kind of thing never happens here. very odd and very sad. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: and heather j

>> stephanie? >> i like it a lot.ining into a property casualty insurance. they're getting better pricing. life insurance should do well with the overall market. i think the valuation is also attractive. >> b.k., regions pull back. >> absolutely. sf heart, i love san francisco as well if that's what that means. regions financial i also like. no more speculative but i still like this. they're paying back their t.a.r.p. one that's underperformed in the financial space. still get in. >> science trader asks just wondering if i should take my gain in google or wait. grasso. >> put it this way, we heard a bunch of analysts say that they just hold the entire search space. i think it's something above 97% as far as mobile search. they've locked up the whole industry. you know, you want to buy this one in tranches. you want to buy in 10% pieces. divide it up that way. >> cortes. >> scott, i'm long google. i like the tentacle breakout above 625. i think android is getting too little respect and apple getting too much. the stree

stephanie, how are you doing? >> hi. >> great points. i don't like wagco with the european exposure. cummings is a top two holdings in the fund and we love them here but so navistar is more of a trade. they have disappointed several times but on a 25% pullback being able to get in to it, we think the new engines add money to the bottom line. $5 in earnings. we think we can get ten times on it. >> why -- steve weiss, you bought this today? >> yes. i'll bridge both and be dipping the first change. i bought it because the stock got hit quite a bit. i think it's cheap but if you go back even a month, they put out guidance a month ago and came out today and lowered it. not only based upon the warranty issue but based upon higher costs and to me the management can execute. they have a history of not executing but it's cheap so i'm there for a short period of time. >> maybe for a reason, man. maybe things are cheap for a reason. right? >> i won't be there probably for as long as -- >> can you hear me? can you hear me? weiss? apparently not. too

stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a man shot on 0 san jose highway shas died. police responded to reports of a shooting on the 1500 block of monterey highway. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died several hours later. no one has been arrested. >> san jose police are looking for two more suspects in a brutal beating that the victim says was a late crime. emilio somayor is facing charges. the video from the parking lot shows the assault. police say fingerprints led them to romayor. without audio, not enough. >> the case against sheriff ross mirkarimi takes another step forward today. an appeals court judge will hear arguments on an appeal from mirkarimi's wife. they want a videotape kept out of evidence. it shows bruises on lopez's arm. prosecutors say it was caused by mirkarimi. also decide if a uc violence expert will be allowed to testify. >> 6:04. former deputy sheriff is under arrest. donald atkinson was arrested yesterday. the retired sheriff's deputy is accused of keeping $20,000 meant for the families of four officers shot and killed by

stephanie is lucky to be alive. she was being rescued or waiting to be rescued from the are you able of hrubble of . the doctors say she's making tremendous progress. there may be no greater love than a mother's love for her children. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: stephanie decker insists she is no hero for losing part of a leg and a foot while protecting 8-year-old domenic and 5-year-old reese from friday's tornado. >> i just love my kids. and i still worry about how they will react after this now. >> reporter: stephanie and the kids were home alone when the tornado took aim at their house. huddling in the basement, stephanie wrapped a blanket around the kids, then laid on top of them while texting husband joe. >> first thing she said was the windows are shaking. right after that she said the whole house is shaking. >> i saw a brick coming at my daughter's direction. so i would maneuver my back left and right, dodging so i would take the hit and not my daughter or my son. >> reporter: when the tor

a second twister was headed right for stephanie's family. pinned down by the two children, she covered her two children. >> they were screaming. mommy, i can't live without you. please don't die. >> unable to move the heavy debris, 8-year-old dominic went for help. stephanie survived but both legs were amputated. the boys are okay. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> the morning starts off with a scare in harford county, a chemical scare sent students to the hospital. jeff hager has the details. >>> you note feeling. you didn't win the powerball ticket and you just hopes someone good did. some one has claimed her prize. her story and why she got the ticket in the first place. >>> plus, stepping out of the classroom on to the big stage for the chance to play. they have their day at the sim finance ni. >>> tommy clack was in court today. joce sterman has been following him for a career and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: tommy clack entered guilty pleas. we won't know his sentence for several more weeks. clack was in annapolis circuit court.

john, you're on with emily's list president stephanie schriock. go ahead. >> caller: hey, good morning. i'm enjoying the show and i wanted to just chime in because it seems the fundamental dishonest with the republicans. i've been saying it for years. it does no good to the past. but it seems like every election cycle, i've got an fcc complaint letter against rush limbaugh. just to go back to the last, he insulted the president's mother, insulted every black person in this country and the world for that matter with his racist parodies that he refused to stop playing. our local jerk fair at the citadel broadcasting corporation played the racist parodies. they got an fcc complaint letter typed by me at the office. >> john, let me throw a question to you. some of our tweeters are weighing in and talking about bill maher, comedian on hbo, and how he made offensive comments severing to sarah palin. he called her derogatory names. do you feel that's the same thing as what rush limbaugh did? >> no, i don't. she -- i mean you can't help but if you're born

stephanie, weigh in. >> i certainly hope that this ends up with rush limbaugh off the air. his statements last week about a student at georgetown university and women in general was disgusting, insulting, and inappropriate in any political discourse, in any society. i am happy to see that a number of companies who had once sponsored the show have been walking away. i ask all companies who are involved in sponsoring the rush limbaugh show to walk away. anyone who has a daughter or has a wife or has a mother should be disgusted by his statements. and i certainly hope that everybody just walks away from this show. enough is enough. there is no place, no place in our dialogue for this kind of language. >> and here is a story from 48 news. fallout continues after rush limbaugh's comments. he used disparaging remarks to talk about a georgetown law student, sandra fluke who testified before a democratic committee. recently the story says rush limbaugh has lost eight advertisers. let's hear eric cantor, majority leader, republican in the house representing virginia weighing in on t

stephanie can often be found at the drunk stump.raveling for years, she says she lost her leg trying to jump onto a moving train in new orleans. >> spare change, you know, guys? >> she says she's tried repeatedly to get off the streets. but whenever she's managed to pull things together, they've ended up falling apart. >> i got off the streets with my girlfriend. we like broke up in july and like, i kind of lost my place. and it's like, i'm homeless again, you know? >> stephanie hopes to leave the homeless life, but for now, she's content living outdoors and traveling with her newfound family. unlike tara and brian, most of these runaways aren't looking for shelter, jobs or other options. they like being runaways. >> you know, you slave away for nothing, you know, you're like one paycheck away from debt all the time, you know. you go to school to get a degree that doesn't even really mean [ bleep ]. you know -- it's not fulfilling. this life makes a lot more sense. >> so awesome. >> yeah. >> after a series of tests, tara returns fro

is the editor of nuclear intelligence weekly part of me and talk energy intelligence group stephanie brilliant work and thank you for joining us tonight thank you for having great to have us with you i'm curious just at a personal level what sparked your interest in nuclear issues that took you to the point where you've become one of the one of the experts around the world on this at least from a rip reportorial point well if and if i go way back to when i started in one nine hundred eighty. i was at a conference in mexico city on nonproliferation when i hardly understood the meaning of the word let alone being able to pronounce it and. i met a frenchman called bertrand goldsmith who was one of the distinguished guests surrounded by acolytes and he invited me to sit next to him at lunch much to the chagrin of all the people that surrounded him because i was sort of a little nobody. but i asked him you know thinking what should i ask this man and i said well how did you get into this business and he said i separated radioisotopes from mary curie and right away my my my hair stood on e

stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> some b.a.r.t.iders could get a break on fares, as much as 50% during off-peak hours on saturdays and sundays. the director says the lower fares won't mean a net loss. it will mean more riders. b.a.r.t. considers its budget for next year. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's attorneys making a move to get video tosseded out in his domestic abuse trial. live with what's ahead in mirkarimi's trial. >> good morning, jon. new legal challenge, exact same videotape. this is the third legal challenge. the defense is saying that it point be aloud because sheriff mirkarimi can't cross-examine his wife. you can't cross-examine a videotape. the sheriff pled not guilty to domestic abuse on new year's eve when their young child was present. a neighbor made a video after of his tearful wife showing a bruise on her arm. it's based on a case where a recorded statement by a wife violated his rights to confront a witness because he couldn't cross-examine his wife who was not required to testify. lopez is saying

the kids miraculously survived but stephanie was badly injured. just days later from her hospital bed, stephanie told matt she was no hero. >> it was instincts. it was protecting my children. it is, you know, you have three children and you understand. there is nothing you won't do for them. you get a mama bear out there and they're vicious. you know? they're going to do what they have to do. so i -- i honestly feel like it is just me protecting them. >> stephanie had seven broken ribs and both legs were partial liam p partially amputated. >> it's not a negative part of my life. it really isn't. it is now just part of my life and how i choose to make it a positive, how i choose to live my life is all up to me. >> reporter: last week she moved into the southern indiana rehab hospital where she spends three hours each day in intense physical and occupational therapy. >> she is very motivated and she, like i said, was in great shape before. so she is way ahead of the curve i would say to what you'd typically see. >> reporter: she says her greatest mo

she covered her two children -- stephanie's family. she covered her two children once again. >> they are screaming, mama, i don't want to die. don't let me die. >> unable to remove the heavy debris the badly injured mother went on to help her children. stephanie survived in the hospital bed but both her legs had to be amputated. >>> time for a check of the forecast. lynette, the stories are heartbreaking but so many people will talk about, after going through a storm like that, having what they need, family and health. >> exactly. a good point to make. the bad thing about it, you have the tornado an then day after day you're still talking about the clean-up and what you've lost. like you said at least you have your family out there. let's talk about something closer to home. the fact that, around indiana, around the ohio valley today and even points southward into the southeast we are nice and dry. even dry weather into the northeast for today. so lots of sunshine will be out there. get out and enjoy it. you can see the warm temperatur

stephanie chuang joins us with details. good morning. >> reporter: the hazmat situation in downtown san jose has been called off just minutes ago. postal workers went back into the building. so what was that mysterious white substance? i'm stephanie chuang live with that coming up. >> all right. the investigation shut down light rail service for some time in that area. nbc bay area bay area traffic reporter mike inouye joining me now. >> we had roads effected by the activity. they closed off roads around the perimeter of the post office. the t flow from japan town station through the area, andretty much from the convention center to st. james effected by that. therwere delays, folks were getting by, buses athnd traic on market street causing some t additional slong through the s area. as the roadways reopen itop restores t flow. the vta service should be back s to ull serce through the area without any major issues as far as flow but could be minor delays getting everyone into the regular routes this afternoon. it is better

and it was for them that stephanie forced herself to stay conscious. >> they needed me.hey had to have me. so, i had to figure out what to do. and my son is a hero. he went to go get help. >> to look at it, you wouldn't think anybody could survive. >> reporter: today, in the rubble of her house, her in-laws told me how alone in the dark, stephanie took out her cell phone and started recording what she thought were her last words. >> she thought she wasn't going to make it. and told her husband, you know, our son, how much she loved him. >> how can you do that? you know? >> reporter: while she was down there? >> while she was down there. >> yeah. before anybody was here. >> reporter: but neighbors rescued her. hours later, she was in a hospital. her legs amputated. but her family intact. her spirit, unbroken. >> the love for my children, goes beyond anything else in this world. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, henryville, indiana. >> one mother's story. >>> and still ahead on "world news" -- introducing lady luck. the $336 million powerball winner. what she can learn f

>> stephanie? >> that's not true. president spoke just this week in south korea to the entire world about missile defense. we have taken the steps necessary to implement missile defense. so ari, you think this is a ruse? you know it doesn't work that way. >> well, actually, it's a pattern with president obama. all you have to do is look at his race against hillary clinton interestingly. before the ohio primary, senator clinton advocated pulling out of nafta if we don't renegotiate it. and later we found out that three weeks before he said that, he sent his top economic aide canada yns and he said, give them space. it's a pattern with president obama. i'd love to hear from stephanie, can she assure us that the president has made no other statements like that to arab or palestinian leaders, give me space and after the election i'll have more flexibility to deal with israel? can you assure he's not done that? >> well, if we're going to bring up an attack which is slightly ridiculous that is four years old about nafta tre

stephanie's fear was confirmed.>> and they're screaming, mommy, i can't live without you, i don't want to die. please don't let me die. >> reporter: despite being pinned down by the steel beams, decker covered her two children a second time in the comforter. after two tornadoes, just minutes apart, leveled her home, dominick and 5-year-old reese didn't suffer so much as a scratch. >> anybody knows her, has no doubt that's what she'd do. >> reporter: unable to remove the heavy debris lying on top of their badly injured mother, decker's young son went for help. the phone lines were down, so stephanie used her cell phone for something else. >> i took my phone and made a video to my husband. >> hey. >> telling him i love him. and my children that i loved them. >> reporter: after what seemed like a lifetime, a neighbor and four others finally arrived for the 37-year-old mother writhing in pain. >> he came down and i looked at him and i said, i'm dying, you've got to save me. >> reporter: tourniquets were made to prevent

stephanie tran is on the island. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning, marla. a successful mission. on of the of that, quite a homecoming. take a look. minutes ago, family members, dozens of them were able to board the cutter, "the morganthal" after 2 1/2 months away. a lot of excitement here. they return from the mission. right now, i'm joined by lori marken from patterson. she's waiting for her son. she has her granddaughter here waiting for her dad to come to her. >> i'm very proud of my son. he's chase stewart. he's been in south america and i'm excited to see him. it's been a long time. his baby girl is excited to see him as well. >> is this the first time you're coming in to greet your son? >> no, it's the second. >> reporter: is it the same every time? does it get more exciting? >> the last time it was raining. we were all couped up. this is much more exciting. it's a beautiful day. we're anxious to see him and welcome him home. >> reporter: thank you, lori. go greet your son. we're happy to have you here. now the 1665-person crew on the cutter was in th

>> stephanie? >> well, that's just not true. so the president spoke just this week in south korea to the entire world about missile defense. we've taken the steps necessary to implement missile defense. ari, you think this is all a rouse? you know it doesn't work that way. >> actually, it's a pattern with president obama. all you have to do is look at his race against hillary clinton. right before the ohio primary, president clinton advocated pulling out of nafta if we don't renegotiate that. he sent the top aide to speak to austan goolsbee and said to him this is political maneuvering. it's not president obama, senator obama's policy. it's a pattern with president obama. what i would love to hear from stephanie, can she assure us the president has made no other statements like that to say, arab leaders. give me space and after the election i'll have more flexibility to deal with israel? can you assure us he's not done that? >> if we're going to have a bring up attack which is slightly ridiculous about austan goolsbee and the na

i'm stephanie chuang live with the details. >> plus, almost a done deal, santa clara taking a step to clear the way for the 49ers to start their move south. >> a live look outside, that is san francisco, the rain is starting to fall on this tuesday, march 13th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning everyone. it is almost 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. a lot to get to. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. it started to drizzle on my way in. >> we have a lot of rain over the greater bay area. we're going to see these showers throughout the day. it has begun, now that the showers are coming down they are going to get more severe and we've got a lot more rain on the way tonight, tomorrow into the weekend. in addition to the rain, very gusty winds. you could get caught by a very strong wind gust over our local bridges so take it easy. mike has a situation, an incident, could slow you down. >> the wind of course will be the issue you're talking about over the bridges, but on city streets in oakland, a fire a. car fire, sou

i'm stephanie chuang.hat we've learned. >>> plus a heartbreaking loss with a happy ending where a wheelchair stolen from a quadriplegic woman has turned up. >>> a magnificent shot of san francisco. that is a full moon off in the distance on this wednesday, march 7th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. a calmer day today. >> definitely a calmer day, but since you can't blame it on the rain, blame it on that full moon if your friends are acting funny. glorious on your way to work this morning. you'll catch a great view of that full moon under a clear sky. we have breezy conditions. if you want to take it easy over the bridges this morning. but winds have dropped off. they're about half as strong this morning. we've downgraded you from windy to breezy. however, you could get caught by a strong gust. and mike's got an area that could slow you down in livermore this morning. >> definitely. if you're commu

stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 5:33.pal is mourning the loss after top executive. 39-year-old eric salvatira was killed. he was paypal's vice president of online payment service. he was hit by a northbound train in men who park. why he was on the track is not known. two more people died on cal train tracks in san leandro in recent days. a woman was hit friday afternoon near washington avenue, and a man was hit saturday afternoon near central avenue. >> still no sign of a former marine from san bruno who disappeared 10 days ago. 27-year-old joseph mchenry told friends he was going camping and rock climbing. his car was found wednesday near the sharp park golf course. some of his gear was discovered on thursday, but at this point investigators aren't saying exactly what was found or where. searchers scouring the beaches and cliffs again over the weekend but nothing new turned up. >> attorneys for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi are offering a new argument to keep a video out of evidence. it's the latest tactic in the

live at san jose city hall, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 4:36 now. san francisco residents hoping a proposed high rent tax will control the housing costs. the "san francisco examiner" reporting tenant advocates working on this idea which is still in its preliminary stages. it would require land owners to pay a tax on rental income if the rent exceeds a certain amount. the san francisco tenants union may attempt to put it on the november ballot to help keep rental rates under control. >> a group of animal rights activists picking a fight with a restaurant. volunteers with the rescue league upset prospect restaurant is still serve iing a legal i k is the fattened liver of a duck. activists want the chef to take it off the menu now. >> they are saying in the last few months they have until the ban takes effect that they come up with a more humane alternative. that cannot be done. the way that the duck is treated, there is no way to force an animal to be fed humanely. >> the group says 100 restaurants in the bay area are still dishing up the dish. >> goo

stephanie miller is here with us!ot just stephanie miller from the legendary current television station, yes. >> but michael hastings from rolling stone. and the operators. so he's here with us as well. and all my fun friends are here, michael shure, ana kasparian and jesus. we're not even talking to jesus tonight. [laughing] >> all right, so let's get started. let me give you our first topic here, everybody, and it is mega mega, mega million. up to $640 million. well, you know, if you win that, after they take out the taxes, and if you take it up front as a lump sum you might as much money as mitt romney. so this gives us an opportunity to all of us the 99% to join the 1% with mitt romney. who are buying all those mega million tickets. >> it will put a lot of people to work. >> we had over 100,000 jobs. >> i don't even concern myself wealthy which is an interesting thing. >> i have great friends who are nascar team owners. >> this is a way to dream yourself out of your current reality. >> i drive a mustang and a chev

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