. >> usually i get on at tammy and go to sunnyvale. >> reporter: and mary takes it for work and play. >> i take it a couple times to ride up north. >> reporter: there is a $30 million deficit that began in jaul. all riders will pay 25 cents for one-way trip and $10 monthly parking hike and three stations will be closed and 11 stations will be closed on the weekends. midday trains will be farther apart. >> i know that they are cutting service to the south and that's inconvenient for me and i know there's a lot of people coming from gilroy and morgan hill. >> reporter: one more cut, the game day trains that get fans to the game. >> it's a shame. we've done it before and it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: but caltrain says it could have been much more painful for the riders the hikes and cuts would go into effect in july and i'm sure that's not the back ard effect that they want. >> the busiest time of the day for that caltrain around 10 dlk in the morning. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> let's turn it over to jeff ranieri. >> it's a little windy out there. i went for a run today. it's

in the spanish capital to win the series three two hollis was shining the twelve points and tammy benz there they were playing guard tell of the from barcelona i made the sixth place in the final weeks i panicked and i crossed the face with the psyche the other said. not unusual continued a ready governance of the formula one season mark webber quickest in practice for this weekend's malaysian grand prix he was a fraction of a second ahead of mclaren jenson button and lewis hamilton are world champion sebastian vettel who won the first race of the season in australia was fourth biggest in his red bull all rushes the tally pressure of i crashed in the first practice of the post eleven fastest time in the second session qualifying for sunday's race will take sides tomorrow. i'm funny in boxing one of the best pound for pound fighters in the sports history roy jones jr is on a visit to moscow this week r.j. promoting his upcoming bag with russian cruiserweight dennis libby debt the fight was initially shaded for may twenty second but was moved a day early acute of broadcasting agreements

. >> smith: in 1968, tammy wynette topped the charts with "stand by your man."g became the biggest hit of her career. in the 1970s, "songs of the humpback whale" produced a wave of support for earth's grandest mammals. george crumb wrote a new wave, composing the avanity guard black ankles. ♪ let's stay together... and al green's r&b and classic "let's stay together" rounds out this year's library hit list. and we hope you saved some room for dessert, because up next we have the cupcakes selling like hot cakes. selling like hot cakes. you moving into one bay area neighborhood? the possible downside to this drastic change. next >> smith: finally tonight, we don't know exactly how it happened, but that most basic of kitchen confections, staple of many a bake sale and humble platform for icing and sprinkles, has suddenly become fashionable and profitable. people willing to pay as much as $4 for one cupcake. here's anthony mason. >> reporter: when kate carrara got her law degree, no one thought her recipe for success would be cupcakes. >> i started off telling peopl

gunn," steely dan's 1977 classic "asia" and this one from '68 -- ♪ stand by your man >> ah, the great tammynd her country music anthem now enshrined forever. >>> we told you earlier this week about the oil drilling firm transocean's decision to award safety bonuses to its executives for last year, the year that its deepwater horizon oil rig blew up, killed 11 people and, of course, kicked off that bp oil disaster. now the company says the executives will donate $250,000 of that bonus money to a charity fund for the victims' families. it's about a quarter of the nearly $900,000 in bonuses the company handed out. >>> it has happened again. another air traffic controller asleep at the switch. this time the government says it was intentional. he meant to be asleep. they plan to fire him for it. the faa says the controller slept for five hours during the midnight shift last month at mcghee tyson airport in knoxville. another controller was able to monitor the seven aircraft that flew into that air space during that shift. >>> up next here, a snack in the stack. imagine the first time somebody pr

[laughter] so this is me with my first born, tammy.bless her heart work had to put up with me going through my own growing and learning process. because what happened was that after the third child was born, i was 0, and an amaze -- 20, and an amazing new technology came along. oh, yes. [laughter] the birth control pill. and it changed my life, it saved my life in a way, it let me know that there was an opportunity for me to actually think beyond that picket fence as much as i loved my children and as much as at that point i still bought into the traditional susie homemaker version of womanhood, i knew that i could think a little bit more, a little bit bigger. and i started to college when my youngest child was four months old. it took me 12 years to finish for a variety of reasons. but during that time, it was a heady time of the civil rights movement. so i became involved in community activities to support those who were struggling for civil rights. and then i had another epiphany. it was this, hey, if there are civil rights, then, b

. ♪ hi, my name is tammy >> reporter: and just as phone etiquette developed and changed, fisher sayso too will the rules of texting and e-mailing. >> we're likely to see the development of certain things that are appropriate to do by text, certain things that are appropriate to do by e-mail, and certain things you still do on the telephone line and voice to voice communication. >> reporter: and if the history of technology holds true, fisher says one day we'll be having the same conversation about texting and e-mailing as we're now having about the telephone. in san francisco, alise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >> someone was texting just a few minutes ago on his phone. >> let's text rob mayeda. start talking now. >> okay. i got you. i hear you loud and clear, raj. what's going on outside right now? not too bad. a little breezy around oakland. northwest breeze at 12 miles per hour. 56 degrees in san jose. 60 right now. this will be a hopping place tomorrow night with game 2 of the sharks-kings coming up tomorrow night. northwest wind at 9 around the santa clara valley and into san f

then they heard the testimony of bonds' former assistant, tammy hoskins, saying she saw him get injected. it's not unusual for a jury to take several days to decide on a verdict. >> i think if it goes through the end of the week and there is no verdict, the judge is going to ask them, are you likely to reach a verdict? and then at that point, if they say, we don't think we are, she'll release them. she wouldn't keep them over to next week. i would doubt it. if we go to the end of the week and they say, well, you know, we're still thrashing it out and we may be able to reach a verdict, she's going to have them keep going. >> reporter: keene also believes the fact the jury is still deliberating could be a sign they're taking kathy hoskins' testimony very seriously, because the case was not whether bonds used steroids but whether he lied to the grand jury during the steroid investigation. you may remember bonds testified that he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs and that no one, other than his doctor, gave him an injection. if convicted, many legal experts believe that barry

tammy right of free speech? doesn't matter. doesn't matter in the constitution. there's nothing in the constitution that says you must make a corporation -- give a corp. personal rights. interestingly enough there's a case before the court where the justices for at&t asking for personal privacy rights since they have personal rights as a corporation and the justices including conservative justices are dancing around trying to get around it and justice roberts said sometimes the known is different from the adjective or squirrel or squirrely mean two different things because they are stock with what they have done. so the answer is yes. i believe they are intensely political but it is not necessarily that they're getting phone calls in the middle of the night from john boehner or mitch mcconnell telling them what to do but they don't need to. we have three political bridges

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investigation, but most of those have been plea bargains and no one has done more than -- i mean, tammy she had six months of home confinement. trevor graham, a year of home confinement. but they say within the sentencing guidelines, he could go to prison for between 15 and 21 months. do you even think that's a possibility qu possibility? >> it's certainly a possibility, and the judge will have a very detailed probation report, they'll analyze the case, get into barry's history. a big thing going for barry, he has no criminal history, and is it different to treat him differently than the other defendants in this case have been treated. and i think you'll likely see a sentence between 6 to 12 months and the judge certainly will consider giving him home confineme confinement. but this legal fight is not over, i don't think. i think the defense has a lot to work with here. and also, the government has an important decision. they can retry the three counts that the jury did not return verdicts on. i don't know that they'll do that, because it may not really add anything to the case or to ba

tammy williams said she was outside when a car started tailing her and then a bullet >>> last night inal vigil was held for a man left in a coma after being attacked at dodger stadium after a baseball game. as the search for his attackers goes on, the team is looking to boost security with some high-level help. cbs news correspondent bill whitaker has this report. >> reporter: at a vigil outside the hospital where brine stow lies in a coma, community leaders, baseball fans, and members of stow's family, pray for his recovery and condemn the violent attack that left him near death. >> our games have become deadly, and what should draw us together has flared into violence. >> reporter: stow, a 42-year-old paramedic and father of two, was savagely beaten outside dodger stadium on opening day. attacked by a pair of l.a. fans because he was wearing the jersey of their archrival, san francisco giants. >> it is just horrible. >> reporter: joe logono and dolores donley watched in horror as joe was attacked. >> a salad punch to the head and we saw the victim brine get knocked to the ground. he

i talked to tammy about it. lot of things are trendy that don't look good. you watch people wearing the latest trend. >> i don't go for trends. this is the latest spring trend. according to "people" magazine style watch. these are the big bangles. we've got our wonderful britney over here. look at kathie lee's wrists. look how teeny. you have the smallest wrists of anyone. >> i know. that's why these do not work for me. they make a lot of noise. our sound guys don't like them. >> the brights are great. it's good to mix sizes and different colors. there are different price ranges. my start at $15 per bangle and go all the way up. you can get all different ones. >> i find they get in the way for me. >> they do. can we focus on britney's blowout. she looks really good. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> kirstie alley is dance in "dancing with the stars" news. >> she had a little accident. >> this time her shoe slipped off. let's see what happened. where is it? >> there it is. >> he is twirling and she is readju

host: bowling green, kentucky, tammy. caller: i was going to stay that they are born to cut the pay of the men and women that are dying to fight for this country, then they ought to cut their own pay. that would save money. if they would cut their pay for one month, every congressman and every senator for one month, that would get us out of debt right there. i think it is ridiculous that some of these army people are on welfare. their pay is so low. as far as not giving social security a raise, that started with the bush administration. they decided to not give us a raise. they have not had a raise and over quite sure years. i do not think that is right. a lot of businesses are not giving more raises but they are getting tax cuts. host: "the new york times" talking about the military. a senior defense department official says that all active- duty military officials would remain, and on tv but that would cut in half their regular pay next friday until the deal was struck. there are 800,000 -- host: florida, we hear from a

. >> tammy says they are working on it. this dating site is called what's your price.com?generous one you find the attractive one and put your price in for the date with the person. you're paying for your date. >> this is supposed to be nonsexual. this is for a first date. unless you're a total tramp and you don't care. >> exactly. >> you know who you are. >> it's $200. this is nasty this website. >> they pay the fee but then they also pick up the dinner. >> they pay for the date and pay the girl. >> what if there is no sexual quid pro quo what is your problem with it? >> you're basically -- it's like prostituting. >> why? i'm paying devil's advocate. >> no. i give my time to everybody. you shouldn't have to pay for someone's time, should you? >> i'm just asking the questions. >> what do you think? >> i can barely keep up with the stuff going on in this world today. you know way think about it. it's sad. it's another commentary of where we are as a culture. but if no sexual, it's not a crime, of course. it's not a crime. >> if you're making a living going out on first date