they want to do basically but you know i mean you can directly type back to that to that the tides foundationto several other incidents and people were just sort of ignoring that and focusing as they do on paling it seems that even some high powered conservatives are now. going back to glenn beck's interview with it was in the fortune forbes magazine last year in which he referred to himself as a rodeo clown so he can give a damn about politics i'm just in it for the money made what twenty eight million last year i guess he's claiming you know what that something like that twenty million. even some of his conservative colleagues are referring to him as a rodeo clown and occasionally as a shrewd businessman rather than. a talk show host or a television or whatever is he is the right waking up to him or are they starting to take him again are they starting to be a little swirly about it i think they are you i think that what it took was that during the the uprisings in various middle eastern countries in the last couple of months you know he started basically making theories out of supporting t

in your article and i said in a room with a variance in him now that the guy was frozen the tides foundationgoes you know there was a number of us there but he was telling the story of what it was like when he got the call from the state troopers that this guy had fired two hundred rounds into the police cars injured to go to cops and they were on the way to his and he was on his way to his place to kill him and the board that was meeting and he was spouting glenn beck bs. i mean it's a shame it got lost in the in the for the giffords shooting the people were focusing on sarah palin because that's what they want to do basically but you know i mean you can directly type back to the to that the tides foundation to several other instance and people were just sort of ignoring that and focusing as they do on paling it seems that even some high powered conservatives are now. now going back to glenn beck's interview with it was it a fortune and forbes magazine last year in which he referred to himself as a rodeo clown said he didn't give a damn about politics he just in it for the money made what t

today's stadium stampede event was put on by the good tidings foundation, which raises money for artsics and educational programs for underserved bay area youths. >> so many cutbacks in cities now, especially in the rec departments, there's not a lot of activities or nice facilities for kids. we try to make sure we go in there and build the nicest facility we can. >> people either walked, jogged or ran two laps up and down the stadium's lower level stairs or along the concourse. that's a good workout. afterwards everyone enjoyed lunch at at&t's clubhouse. >>> next at 6:00, a birthday party one bay area girl will never forget. how a community came together for the girl who's battling a serious disease. >>> taking a a l aookt the satellite picture. one storm just winding dow and we're already tracking the next one coming down yopl comfoete strecain com g yourpl .omuprecast cing up. . >>> spring allergies are hitting early and hitting hard. before you reach for that benadryl, one doctor says there are natural ways to reduce your symptoms without those nasty side effects. nbc's renee chen

crashing down on north eastern japan pushed people's homes and buildings off foundations and swept cars into a swirling tide of tsunami debris. today people are still feeling shock and waves of after-shock. more than 110 of them, larger than 5/0 with the largest registering 6.8. tokyo's modern efficiency which had ground to an uneasy standstill with high-tech train systems immobilized are slowly coming back online, as are the mobile phone networks. experts say yesterday's 8.9 quake is the fifth largest worldwide in the past century. near the epicenter a piles of car burned like a funeral pyre. more than 200 are dead tonight but many more are believed lost in the rebel of the hardest hit areas. a nuclear disaster as the japanese government declared a state of emergency and evacuated residents in a ten mile area surrounding two nuclear power plants. the images are hard to watch, especially from thousands of miles away in the bay area, where those with loved ones in japan have spent frustrating hours just hoping a call will connect. >> i made a phone call to my family. and my family is okay. but they don't hav

crashing down on north eastern japan pushed people's homes and buildings off foundations and swept cars into a swirling tide of tsunami debris. today people are still feeling shock and waves of after-shock. more than 110 of them, larger than 5/0 with the largest registering 6.8. tokyo's modern efficiency which had ground to an uneasy standstill with high-tech train systems immobilized are slowly coming back online, as are the mobile phone networks. experts say yesterday's 8.9 quake is the fifth largest worldwide in the past century. near the epicenter a piles of car burned like a funeral pyre. more than 200 are dead tonight but many more are believed lost in the rebel of the hardest hit areas. a nuclear disaster as the japanese government declared a state of emergency and evacuated residents in a ten mile area surrounding two nuclear power plants. the images are hard to watch, especially from thousands of miles away in the bay area, where those with loved ones in japan have spent frustrating hours just hoping a call will connect. >> i made a phone call to my family. and my family is okay. but they don't hav

foundation believes that the u.s. government should stop meddling into other countries affairs. just classic us foreign policy they may shift with the tides they support these dictatorships they have supported them for decades and then all of a sudden the winds start shifting people start getting angry and outraged over the brutality the tyranny of torture and so the tide shift for the us government as well so the reader is supporting the dictators they're asking them instead of really what they should be doing is go and leave the world alone national security is one of those meaningless terms of they ever came up with it's just an ad hoc subjective determination to justify whatever they want to do including the multi decade support of hosni mubarak the dictator of egypt close to dictators in tunisia yemen. and all over that region as well as latin american other parts of the world and i think americans need to be doing dina's doing exactly what the people in the middle east are doing is start reflecting on what is the role of our government in all this you know in creating the the anger and hatred that is engender the terrorist threat th

tide crack runs for 200 ft.. it gets worse every day. these huge cracks appeared in the driveway curve's the sidewalk, buckling, others are appearing around the house. the ground is falling away from the foundation pacific gas and electric company has prepared a gas leak and is installing and agency shut off the ball. property owners are waiting for the rain to end. before tackling the repairs, they will likely have to foot at themselves. this is a private road. >> justine: developing story, forces and libya are facing a tough tough fight from gaddafi's supporters. muni teams from the cia are now operating in libya. >> reporter: cia operatives are now in libya. they're working with opposition forces on the ground. an intelligence expert warns about the challenges ahead. >> it would take at least six months. so many of these actions have failed. even when you have more time. >> reporter: outnumbered under change rebel fighters are being pushed back by loyalists. the fighting has been intense. tanks planning and deadly cat and mouse game. >> tanks disappear as soon as defined a target. the >> reporter: libya's foreign minister has resigned. he believes to have secrets to tell. the is a man who gad