on december 15, 2008, then oakland police chief wayne tucker called a highly unusual press conference to respond to a story revealing what may have been the single biggest turn in the assassination of bay area journalist chauncey bailey. that was the discovery that tucker had delayed for two days a massive police raid scheduled for august 1, 2007, on the violent your black muslim bakery. so a member of the chief's command staff could extend a camping trip. but the next day august 2nd a self-described soldier from the bakery gunned down bailey and delayed -- and that delayed raid then took place on august 3rd, the day after the murder. the documents contain charges that tucker and his command staff held a private meeting just before the press conference where they agreed to cover up that decision when they met the news media. >> the department i believe had its own i guess sense of guilt or responsibility for the murder because the department was supposed to execute a warrant on the black muslim bakery august 1st the day before the murder. now no one is suggesting or implying that the

. >> and tavelta tucker a former school cafeteria worker, this department is her castle.scaped homelessness. sharon london helped convert this hotel into the sin ca housing program for the homeless. >> by the grace of god i help these folks who had life circumstances that may have ended up homeless. >> london was the first director for the coalition for the homeless. under her leadership it grew from a $1 million to $9 million helping 1600 homeless people every year. with her work came recognition. she was named citizen of the year, one of maryland's top 100 women and an abc 7 toyota tribute to working women awardee. her biggest challenge is convincing lawmakers homelessness is a problem in such an affluent county. >> it's so different than in d.c. we have folks living out in the woods. >> london is a mother of two and grandmother of one. in fact, she would bring her children to the homeless shelter to pass on her mantra. everyone deserves the dignity of a home. >> just the people that they met and those stories, what we could do for people and what i think is our obligat

tucker, good morning. >> allison, good morning. there you go. a lot of clouds across the area, a few light showers that moved through during the early- morning hours. and that is the theme around here today. more sunshine than yesterday. but more clouds than the sun as we watch the arrival of a cold front that will be moving in from the west. there we are, good morning, 59 degrees at reagan national. starting to warm up. should be warmer than yesterday. yesterday our daytime highs held out in the upper 50s and low 60s and today warmer and if we get any sunshine at all. 59 degrees at reagan national. back to you for news. allison and tony. >> thank you. >> we'll get back to you in a moment. >>> and we want to get to the state department where we understand hillary clinton is speaking. >> from the embassy bombings in africa to the strike on the uss cole to the attack of september 11th, 2001, and so many more. these were not just attacks against americans, although we suffered grievous losses. these were attacked against the world. in italy and mad

tucker and i are headlining the first ever weather day at nationals park.t is coming up on may 17th. school kids from all around the region are invited to come on that day for a special weather presentation. we'll talk about weather, how it affects baseball and all that kind of thing and you can all stay for the game. the game is at 1:05. interested schools can find more information at nationals.com/weather day. we already have a whole bunch. i wouldn't seen even say. it is in the thousands though. >> better not get rained out on weather day. >> we're under pressure there because, if it is batted weather, that is not good. >> aslike as you let us know accurately. >> we'll be looking at the tree leaves. i need a tree out in center field. >> some people read the tea leaves. >> there is also the wives tale that if the dog underred upside down and lays on its back, it's going to rain. >> or it could mean something else. >> oh, that is bad. >> i've got to go call beagle bailey, make sure he is still upright. oh, my goodness. we've got some problems and aparently

tucker, well done. >> are you going to send that to your mom, tucker? mother's day there will be clouds and showers. so not the prettiest day but you know what will make it pretty? your mom. 70 degrees for the high on mother's day. now let's look at temperatures around the region. it's a cool start to the day. 48 degrees in the district. 50 in manapplis -- 50 degrees in annapolis. a lot of bright sunshine. not bad at all. out to the west, the clouds will work in here later on today so enjoy the early sunshine. i think more clouds will build in later. here is a weak frontal boundary bringing rain showers but i don't think everyone will get rain and i don't think it will be particularly heavy. there could be a thunderstorm but right now i think just some rain showers this evening. forecast for today looks like this: partly sunny skies, slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, 72 degrees for your high. then for tonight the showers and thunderstorms here and there through the region, partly cloudy skies, overnight low not quite as cold, 51 degr

tony and tucker will be headlining the first ever weather day at nationals park.hool kids are invited it come out that day for a special presentation. game time is 1:05. if you are interested, can you find out more information at nationals.com/weather day.  navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. how is a little bit of music and art sound on this tuesday morning? i think it sounds good. as we are live in alexandria where the del ray art isans are gearing up for their second annual art market. this year they are adding another whole month. t

but i would actually take tucker's side. boudreau is a great coach and there is no denying he knows the game and he may be successful elsewhere. you've seen this in other sports. phil jackson started winning championships when he took over in chicago. maybe somebody else pushing the buttons will help. >> whatever the reasons are and i'm he sure there are many, it is probably not one. whether it is the coach, whether it is personnel, whether it is the front office or scouting, who knows? this team is not built to win a stanley cup and something has to be done. >> they are built to rack up big points during the regular season as they've won the east two years in a row. but there is something missing when they try to make that transition from regular season hockey to playoff hockey. >> at some point the doubt will creep in the players' minds too if it already hasn't. >> there are people that follow the team closely that say the players aren't on the same page. you tax about the difference, there are times here when the caps are

let's check in with tucker barnes once again this morning. i felt the humidity already in the air just a little bit. is it going to continue? >> yeah, you got it. going to be sticky with temperatures in the 80s. you will notice the humidity and what happens when you have humidity and summer time temperatures. >> thunderstorms. >> i like that, very dramatic. maybe some thunderstorms late today. i think the evening showers will be the best chance for the thunderstorm activity. most of the day should be dry. here is your hd radar. you can see the shower and thunderstorm activity off to the north and west. for much of the day here, we should see some sunshine, at least partial sunshine and with winds out of the south here and a southerly flow in the atmosphere, we are going to be on the warm side. our temperatures are going to quickly jump. we are in the mid-60s right now and we'll be well into the 80s this afternoon. temperature at reagan national, 65 degrees. let's switch maps and we'll take a look at that. our humidity is up at 81%. there are

tucker is up next with the latest forecast. we'll be right back.his is the sleep number store, a place that changes lives every day. welcome to the sleep number store. a visit here can improve your whole life. as the sleep number setting goes down, the mattress gets softer. that's nice. as the sleep number setting goes up, the bed gets firmer. it's really molding to my body. here, you'll learn how your bed may be causing pain and how the sleep number bed can relieve that pain right in the store. the small of my back was not being supported before. now it is. we have a left and a right so you can each control your individual side. there's no debate or no squabble, because you can have it your way and i'll have it mine. we save a lot of marriages. wow. they do that a lot. when you find somebody's perfect level of comfort, that may be the first time they've ever felt a bed that feels exactly like they're hoping it would. fourteen-hundred sleep number experts and the number that can change your life. only at the sleep number store. to us, you're not ju

we want to check weather with tucker barnes. a lot of people were down there overnight, was it a chilly overnight them? and are they going to wake up to sunshine hopefully? a lot of clouds start the day. we have cooler temperatures, th, yesterday was the low 60s, today back to the 70s. a little sunshine working in. i think clouds for the morning commute. let's get started with our numbers, and we'll let you know currently we are in the 50s, 55 at reagan national with 52, 55 in leonardtown, 48, a chilly spot in frederick and 56 in fredericksburg. all right. showing you satellite and radar, yesterday didn't work too well if you wanted sunshine as the cloud cover increased from the west and the south during the course of the day. and the clouds with us for the afternoon and some of the rain showers moving in associated with a warm front. and that warm front should bring us warmer air later today. you can see lingering shower activity off to the north and west. it's possible to see a few more spotty showers during the morning here.

let's check in with tucker to see how long this rain will stick around. >> i think it will be out of here by late this morning. temperatures falling back into the 50s after enjoying 80s yesterday. bring along a jacket as well as an umbrella as you head out the door. we'll show you across the area that the rain showers continue throughout the region. there you go, cold front moving on through. you will notice some embedded yellow there. that is indicating some heavier rain. nothing like what we dealt with last week. we are not expecting this to spin up into any severe. the rain showers will start to taper off by later this morning. much cooler. 53 at reagan national. 50 in frederick. we have 40s off to the north and west. winchester, 47. hagerstown, 46. check out our high temperature today. it will be a cool one. early showers, partly sunny, cool and breezy. 60 your daytime high. much, much cooler than yesterday. more details on the forecast in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we start this morning with breaking news out of montgomery county where a home exploded just a f

>> on december 15, 2008, then oakland please chief wane tucker called a hiem unusual press conferenceo respond to is a story revealing what may have been the single biggest turn in the assassination of journalist chauncy bailey. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: that was the discovery that tucker had delayed for two days a massive police raid scheduled for august 1, 2007 on the violent your black muslim bakery so a member of the chief's command staff could extend a camping trip. but the next day, august 2nd, a self-described soldier from the bakery gunned down bailey in cold blood on a downtown oakland street. the delayed raid then took place on august 3rd, the day after the murder. >> the documents contain charges that tuck you are and his command staff held a private meeting just before that press conference where they agreed to cover up that decision when they met with the news media. in the sworn statement we have obtained, an oakland police captain testifies he was in that meeting and spoke to the chief about what he regarded as a lie. captain joiner says this. >>> san francisco attorn

>> on december 15, 2008, then oakland please chief wane tucker called a hiem unusual press conference to respond to is a story revealing what may have been the single biggest turn in the assassination of journalist chauncy bailey. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: that was the discovery that tucker had delayed for two days a massive police raid scheduled for august 1, 2007 on the violent your black muslim bakery so a member of the chief's command staff could extend a camping trip. but the next day, august 2nd, a self-described soldier from the bakery gunned down bailey in cold blood on a downtown oakland street. the delayed raid then took place on august 3rd, the day after the murder. >> the documents contain charges that tuck you are and his command staff held a private meeting just before that press conference where they agreed to cover up that decision when they met with the news media. in the sworn statement we have obtained, an oakland police captain testifies he was in that meeting and spoke to the chief about what he regarded as a lie. captain joiner says this. >>> san francisco atto

tucker focuses on children. young children who he says have volunteered information about past lives. no hypnosis involved. why do you focus on kids? >> well because they're the ones that have the memories. >> reporter: take the colorado toddler who claimed to be his dead grandfather. a man he never knew. dr. tucker says the child recalled obscure details of his grandfather's life, even picked him out of a class picture saying, "that's me." if that's not spooky enough for you, try this. >> many of the children describe lives that ended violently or ended early. drownings, murders, motor vehicle accidents, suicides, snake bites. >> reporter: what's more he says that university researchers verified their stories. in fact he showed us photos where children have birth marks supposedly corresponding to fatal wounds in their past lives. >> this is a little boy who seems to remember the life of a boy in a nearby village who had lost the fingers of his right hand in a chopping machine. he was born with his hands looking

doris tucker is the volunteer coordinator.nd thank you for taking a few minutes out of your get-ready this morning to talk to us. so talk about what you need volunteers for to pull this off? >> we're here because of the athletes but we couldn't exist if we didn't have the volunteers. so we need volunteers for coaching, training, to assist with the athletes, just sometimes we just need volunteers to be there for the athletes. but we have a special training program where you can sign up, go through an orientation and we do that on a regular basis here in prince george's and we're always looking for volunteers e. is it something where some people will say oh, i can't volunteer because i don't have the time but are there opportunities for like if you have a little bit of time or if you have more time? >> we have one day-event opportunities all of the time. if you come out here and you can only spend a couple of hours here, that's something that we need. or we have seasonal events where we have coaches that coach several different

on december 15, 2008, then oakland police chief wayne tucker called a highly unusual press conferencery revealing what may have been the single biggest turn in the assassination of bay area journalist chauncey bailey. that turn was the discovery that tucker had delayed for two days a massive police raid scheduled for august 1, 2007 on the violent your black muslim bakery. so a member of the chief's command staff could extend a camping trip. the next day august 2nd, a self- described soldier from the bakery gunned down bailey. the delay raid -- the delayed raid then took place on august 3rd, the day after the murder. the documents contain charges that tucker and his command staff held a private meeting just before the press conference where they agreed to cover up that decision when they met the news media. >> the department i believe had its own i guess sense of guilt or responsibility for the murder because the department was supposed to execute a warrant on the black muslim bakery august 1, the day before the murder. now no one is suggesting or implying that the department intended

on december 15, 2008, then oakland police chief wayne tucker called a highly unusual press conferencetory revealing what may have been the single biggest turn in the assassination of bay area journalist chauncey bailey. but the discovery was tucker delayed for two days a massive police raid scheduled for august 1, 2007, on the violent your black muslim bakery so that a member of the chief's command staff could extend a camping trip. the next day, august 2nd, a self-described soldier from the bakery gunned down bailey. the delayed raid then took place on august 3rd, the day after the murder. the documents ktvu obtained contain charges that tucker and his command staff held a private meeting just before that press conference where they agreed to cover up the decision when they met the news media. >> the department i believe had its own i guess sense of guilt or responsibility for the murder because the department was supposed to execute a warrant on the black muslim bakery august 1st, the day before the murder. now no one is suggesting or implying that the department intended to kill ch

i was first introduced to holly tucker i feel like i know her. this is her first time eating. subscribing to her blog. i've been a fan for quite a while and if you don't know about that, i would encourage you to google it. you'll come first thing a. but it's an interesting blog. they call it a community are curious minds who love history. it's odd stories and good reads. it started out as an area where she and her students could committee and now it's grown. a lot of scholars and writers are sending books to her and her students were given. so i was find out about a lot of very interesting history of medicine booktalk it's -- book topics. our encourage you to take a look. i was thrilled when i saw that hollywood is releasing her own new book, she talked about and i said we've got cover for the science cafÉ for the medical museum. she's our very first speaker for the cafÉ con and this is a type of very casual conversation. she knows that but i want you to know that. if you have questions feel free to interact. if you have comments i hope you make them. her book is interesting b

there was an incident reported by joe tucker about a first grader who had a gun and brought it to school. we have to question how does that happen? what is the thinking, and again you're talking about a first grader. and what can we do as youth workers? as educators? as parents. as teachers to help insure that our youth don't grow up in a world where that type of behavior becomes the norm. we have an incredible, incredible array of speakers here today. by speakers, i mean individuals who have come here to share their experiences. i want to emphasize this is about community participation. what that means, community participation, all of you as exerts in what you do in your work working with our young people need to have a voice. so we will have questions, but more importantly solutions is what we're asking for. not speaking but solutions. we're also broadcasting this about 12 times over the next 6 months. so those of you in our viewing audience who would like to participate in the action plan, it simply send an email to us. go to www.dot sfdefender.org. it's also available online. you can

you have me and tucker. >>> and here he is.ou said problematic. 395 at duke street, blocking the left lane. two vehicles involved and still waiting for help to arrive on the scene. unfortunately this is the back- up leaving the beltway headed northbound toward the 14th street bridge. so it's heavy, slow and steady, beltway up to the bridge. this accident here at duke street is in the back-up and still waiting for fire and rescue units to arrive at the scene. meanwhile traveling kenilworth southbound from 50 toward east capitol street, a stalled car contributed to the delay off the road to the shoulder. in rockville, lanes are open, not too busy here. accident on southbound 270 approaching 28 with more fire and rescue units responding. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> pakistan may pay a steep price for harboring osama aden economically. they also want answers about how pakistani officials can claim they knew nothing about bin laden's whereabouts during his apparently long residence there. talking about the deve

the weather guy today because of this morning's breaking news, but we did want to remind you that tucker and i are headlining the first ever weather day at nationals park. that is coming up on may 17th. school kids from all around the region are invited to come on that day for a special weather presentation. then stay for a 1:05 game. interested schools can find more information at nationals.com/weatherday. >>> now over to julie wright. >> who is buying the hot dogs, you or tucker? >> we will be consuming the hot dogs. >> is that why i wasn't invited? >> you can come on out. >> on the roads good morning to sky fox, they're dealing with a little wet stuff you're talking about mr. perkins from the west. you'll find them on the beltway near brad dock road. rain drops on the belly cam, the inner loop, brad dock road headed to 66, delays as you work on the inner loop from the tysons area, incident free. brad dock road no problems to report eastbound toward the beltway. also lanes are open on the toll road east of 28. 66 is on the brakes in manassas, centerville, and 50 to 123. we'll look at y

we want to remind you, tucker and i are headlines t

they renamed tucker. new moniker is brian wilson, as in the bearded san francisco giants closer. brian wilson, the hippo, came here from topeka, kansas, where he fathered a baby. zoo officials decided three was a crowd. he's now the lone hippo at the san francisco zoo. but if he lives up to his name, he can handle a one-man show. i think he needs to work on growing his beard a little bit. >> a great closer. >> definitely. we have another great animal coming up for you in friday perfect pet. >> mike nicco is about to introduce to us webster! >>> oprah goes off the air after four more episodes. can you believe it? join us for a special called "oprah looks back. 25 years of the oprah winfrey show." you can see it right here on abc7 next tuesday night at 7:30. the time show is the following day at 4:00. thursday is the broadcast debut at abc7 news at 4:00. we invite you the join us. >> we are streaming that at live to get a sneak peek. today on oprah at 4:00 -- her all-time favorite guests. then at 5:00, oakl

good morning. >>> good morning to you tucker. right now we're busy out there.he crash on the inner loop of the beltway at 123. that has cleared so our lanes are open once again. now if you notice southbound 95 here in woodbridge, we have the construction in place blocking the left lane. northbound traffic tied up leaving road bridge toward the exit there in lorton and more slow traffic from springfield on to the beltway. accident activity we got it for you, traveling inbound on the dulles toll road at hunter mill, the left lane blocks. delays beginning near the reston parkway. and wrapping it up with 395 leaving the pentagon, heavy, slow and steady across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> this morning, pakistan's president is denying suggestions that his country's security forces helped to hide osama bin laden. the world's most wanted terrorist shot and killed inside a million dollar mansion 35 miles outside of the country's capital. joining us with the role of this and the future of the, dr. vanda brown from the brookin

but holly -- this is holly tucker. and holly majored in french and political science at indiana university and then she went on to earn her ph.d. at the university of wisconsin-madison. currently she's a professor of both french and the history of medicine at vanderbilt university. she teaches courses on history of early medicine, medicine and literature as well as other courses on early french literature and culture. i was first introduced to holly -- i feel like i know her but i was introduced to her -- this is our first time meeting by subscribing to her blog and i've been a fan of hers. i would encourage to you google it and it would come first thing up. it's an interesting blog. they call it a community for curious minds who love history. its odd stories and good reads. it started out as an area where she and her students could communicate and now it's really grown. so that actually a lot of scholars and writers are sending books to her and her students review them so i always find out about a lot of very interest

warming temperatures threaten the lives of tucker's daughter also expected to create new opportunities for commercial exploitation. experts believe the arctic has more than one-fifth of the world's undiscovered oil and gas reserves but i. >> for decades, passionate debate between environmentalists and energy companies. and area at roughly the size of your come home to some of the most threatened species. the region has also estimated to hold 25% of the world's undiscovered oil and gas reserves, and melting sea ice has made the mineral and petroleum resources more accessible than ever as well as opening up new c routes. now the arctic council made up of eight countries that surround the arctic have gathered in the capital of green led to discuss the unique challenges facing the region. >> we see the effects of climate change, the increased attention given to the natural resources, and we need to also be aware of the people in this region being able to live, prosper, and have a better future. >> there was an understanding among the members that it cannot be kept from exploration. >> the

they renamed tucker.he new moniker is brian wilson, as in the bearded san francisco giants closer. brian wilson, the hippo, came here from topeka, kansas, where he fathered a baby. zoo officials decided three was a crowd. he's now the lone hippo at the san francisco zoo. but if he lives up to his name, he can handle a one-man show. i think he needs to work on growing his beard a little bit. >> a great closer. >> definitely. we have another great animal coming up for you in friday perfect pet. >> mike nicco is about to introduce to us webster! oprah: all new. 25 years, more than 30,000 guests, and now i am ready to reveal who will go down in history as my all-time favorite.xóxóxóxóçÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to cigarettes? one out of two regular smokers will die prematurely from smoking. you don't have to be one of them. escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. >>> oprah goes off th

the hippo, previously named tucker came to san francisco in january.ter the giants pitcher and a fund-raising auction. he also goes by the nickname the beard. this is his first birthday at the zoo, since being relocated at the topeka zoo in kansas. >>> that's our news for tonight. coverage continues on ktvu.com, and over at 10:00. tmz is up next on tv 36. our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou

stan frefk chronicle and scott shafer, host of "the california report" on kqed public radio, jill tuckerate education reporter, also with "the san francisco chronicle." jill, tell us, this week's demonstrations by teachers in hopes of getting the legislature to change its position on more money for schools, how has it gone? >> well, there definitely has been a lot of teachers, a lot of parents, a lot of children out on the streets. right now as we speak there's a rally going on at civic center in san francisco, and they have been out in pajamas in the morning and rallying at malls in the afternoon, but when you talk to republicans, they keep saying i'm not changing my mind about new taxes. so how much long-term effect it's going to have in getting their way for the increased and extended taxes, i'm not hearing that republicans are changing their minds because teachers are at the civic center right now. however, the republicans are saying that they're willing to give more money these additional revenues that california is now seeing from a slightly better economy that they want that to go

mccormick now why the united states is touting the killing of osama bin laden as justice served and tucker right is that a turning point and the war on terror as a result archie correspondent marina porton i ask what difference really will differ make in the war that's going on on the ground right now in afghanistan. nine and a half years on the war in afghanistan has grown visibly worse while u.s. rhetoric surrounding it has consistently spun in circles we are making progress that is what is unable to make the progress that we have made i think it's possible that by the end of this year you will have. since two thousand and three washington has repeatedly cleaned turning points for a conflict that critics call are failing. the reality is that things are still mean that things are worse than they were this time last year every year we send more troops every year as we spend more money and the insurgency grows in size karzai as government gets weaker and violence gets worse nearly fifteen hundred u.s. soldiers and ten thousand afghan civilians have been killed in a war costing america two b

let's get a check of the weather with tucker barnes who i think has recovered. a few tears have been shed for the capitals but we'll try to make it a better day. >> he -- yes, no capitals red for me today. >> frowny face today. >> yes. i don't think many people are going to be happy with what happened. temperatures are on the cool side but better than yesterday. one or two clouds moving through at the moment but should be a mostly sunny day today. again, very quiet. high pressure is going to build in. we can pretty much guarantee the dry weather for the afternoon. temperatures are cooled off. bring along a jacket here. 47 at reagan national. 46 at dulles and 47 at bwi marshall. here is your forecast for today. it is a good today should be a beautiful afternoon and really our nicest of the next several as we'll be mostly sunny. highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. breezy conditions expected later today with winds gusting to about 25 to 30 miles per hour. >> let's check in with julie wright for the traffic. >> i'm still crying. i'll admit it. i'm just like sniffing

san francisco zoo renamed the flirty hippo known as tucker.ew moniker, brian wilson as the giants closer. brian came here from topeka, kansas. he is now the lone hippo but if he lives up to his name he can hand the one-man show. >> there is so many things going on there one could comment on. the safest course of action is -- >> none are appropriate. >> right. 5:25 now. next at 5:30, new report finds oakland schools lost millions of dollars because of the student absenses. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in benicia. brand new information coming in on the shooting that took place on a freeway in vallejo but ended at the mcdonald's in benicia with a man walking in a restaurant bleeding profusely from both arms. the story coming up in live report. >>> next at 5:30, the latest for the search for female suspect who escaped from hand cuffs in c.h.p. officers in san jose. >>> if you are leighing us for the weekend. look at the warm temperatures. low to mid-80s from st. louis, atlanta, dallas. phoenix and miami. minneapolis and new york city. mid-70s in po

came to san francisco in january brian wilson lived at a zoo in kansas where he went by the name of tuckero answer our question from earlier i did look it up. the last three idols were guys. season six was the last gal. >> i have a feeling scotty will win any way. >> that's what i'm hearing on twitter. >> i'm a flip-flopper it comes to idol. i like them both. southbound 101 as you head to the airport give yourself extra time. there is a crash there blocking the two left lanes. overturned truck. injury crash. the traffic is blocked up not only on 101. let's move along and take a look at westbound bay bridge. small delay about five minutes heading west. westbound 4 is getting more action in bay point and also in antioch. now let's go to steve. >>> sunshine if you are far enough away from the coast. 50s and 60s over by the coast and around the bay. inland it will be sunny but not as warm as yesterday. the cooling continues especially as we go into sunday. as we get a system digging into the north of us and the east. pam and mike. >>> coming up on mornings on two. our ktvu camera is getting a

. >>> and tucker barnes is in the weather center with a look at what will be a nice day today. good morning. >> going to be a gorgeous day. nice and dry out there this afternoon and temperatures 10 degrees warmer than normal and high today around 70 degrees. 50 at reagan national. 50 in baltimore. fredericksberg is 51 at this hour. in the mountains where it was in the low to mid-40s earlier, 51 in winchester. want to mention winds. there will be blowing at times today out of the north and west, gusting to about 25-30 miles per hour. so it won't be a perfectly still day. we'll have breezes to deal with. but otherwise a nice-looking afternoon as we should have plenty of sunshine and quiet weather patterns setting up for the next day and a half. satellite radar showing you the clear skiesch a few clouds moving through overnight but you can see a lot of clear skies into ohio and indiana and that's moving overhead for the next day and a half. so nice looking forecast for the remainder of today. and then tomorrow we'll see clouds move in and the possibility of a few showers by late i

because tucker and i didn't know the complete history, we wanted to go to the source like we often doso ladies and gentlemen, joining us right here in studio is father leonard hurley. he is with us now. hello, there, sir. >> good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> hope you all are awake. >> we're awake. >> please clean up that traffic. >> do you get perturbed or is it interesting to you because every day, on the radio, here on our show, we are making reference to father hurley boulevard usually because it is rather backed up. >> nothing wrong with my anatomy. just the road drivers. if they had stayed with the original plans, they wouldn't have the backup they have today and because of the glut of -- instead of having cows and pasteurs, they put in town houses. >> they put in town houses. >> and it is crazy. >> i'm glad you bring that up too. the reason the road is named after you, you were instrumental in some of the original plans for germantown. >> right. unfortunately, i'm still alive. everybody else is dead. that is true. all of the -- all those that worked with me. '74 is wh

and tucker carlson said they didn't pay. but there was this great e-mail in which the guy, person, i should say, sorry, ben, it's going to take a lot more than a happy meal and a handshake to get me to betray someone's confidence. because just going to lunch wasn't good enough. i will betray someone's confidence if you send me a check. >> that's pretty bad. to ben's credit and the daily caller's, if they didn't pay, that's great. >> that's what happened with the botox story of the woman who said that she had given her child botox. it's a pretty good lesson. you shouldn't be paying for it. >> what i've concluded is there are no rules anymore, anything goes and unfortunately that's the world we live in. >>> and coming up in the second part of "reliable sources," the oprah era ends. we'll look at her phenomenal popularity and whether she can revive her struggling cable network. >>> plus, a very personal discussion with longtime "morning joe" producer chris licht about the ailment that almost killed him. >>> and later, cnn's don

. >> now, holy tucker provide an account of the first blood trance fusions taking place in france in 1667 and the fallout from those experiments. >> let's get started very shortly. holly will get her computer plugged in, and i'll give an introduction. i want to welcome you to the first science cafe. we called it the medical museum cafe. we are thri t

>> this could be the most dull moment on television since tucker carlson was on "dancing with the starsnow you've got me interested. >> how bad must these guys participating that even newt gingrich said this is so embarrassing, i don't want to be seen with you guys. what's going to happen here, is it's a freak show. ron paul is easily the most recognizable guy there. you couldn't pick gary johnson out of a lineup. he'll dominate the debate and then poor tim pawlenty, you're generous saying santorum could win. pawlenty is arguably the only serious candidate there. he's going to be dragged into the muck with the rest of the guys. the smartest guys have sat it out. >> isn't it a warmup exercise for pawlenty and santorum? >> they want to gain some visibility. i think the smartest guy of all is mitch daniels. i saw him speak in washington today. he said, look, i took a chance staying out, the thing would get away from me and he couldn't get in this late. look what's happened here. it turned out there was no risk at all, and he's look better than he ever has and as well as whatever ghosts are

tucker and climber are former pleas of extreme pizza in san rafael.ack in february, they spray- painted graffiti on the nearby pizza orgasmica. the two men are expected to get provation after pleading guilty to charges against them. >>> we want to check in with sal about a new crash on the peninsula. >> dash >>> that's right. northbound 101, right there at ralston avenue. and traffic is slowing down coming out of redwood city on the way up to san carlos. we're getting good news that the injuries here are minor. it apires it's a non-injury crash. northbound 101 will be slow coming up from the peninsula. southbound 101 may be slow. i would -- i would take 280 counsel to the -- down to the peninsula for the time being. let's take a look at the toll plaza. it's pretty slow. we didn't find any crashes on brick. things are beginning to loosen up a little bit but it will be slow there. northbound and southbound 101, that traffic is moderate. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. mostly sunny for some, partly cloudy for others. it will an mostly sunny day. i

under any of the anacho libertarian principles i've encountered going all the way back to benjamin tuckerrren and to mary rothbard and to roderick log, my coeditor of the book, which is called "is government part of a free society" also from ashgate, i think it's an idea that needs to be explored, not categorically rejected. it's an idea for political philosophers to chew over. i don't have a quick answer but i am very skeptical that you can combine sound defense of human liberty with it. >> host: eugene, oregon, our caller. welcome. >> caller: this is a very interesting program. i have wondered about libertarianism practical application and the questions i have are -- what if there were 50,000 libertarians and given a nice plot -- an ordinary plot of land to build their community? they would want a school. how would that be funded? >> guest: you never heard of private schools? there are thousands of them in the united states alone despite the fact that you are already made to pay for public schools. your property taxes support public schools and yet a lot of parents decide it's more impo

i don't see this red -- regional evident in my proposal by have seen going back to benjamin tucker androderick along the chris dimarco editor of a book called "anarchisn: is government part of a free society," plea believe needs to be explored, not categorically rejected. it is an idea for political philosophers to shoot over. i don't have a ready-made answer but i am skeptical you can combine defense of human liberty with anarchism. >> host: next caller, welcome. >> caller: this is an interesting program. i have wondered about libertarians, practical applications. what if there were 50,000 libertarians, giving them an ordinary plot of land, their community, they would want a school, how would that be funded? >> guest: you never heard of private schools? there are thousands of them in the united states despite the fact that you are made to pay for public schools. property taxes support public schools and yet a lot of parents decided is more important to have schools out and far away from the state so they support private education for their kids. the schooling example -- the more diffi

>> my name is representative pamela tucker. i would like to understand your thoughts on a national right to work and our federal laws regarding labour relations. do hampshire right now would like -- would like to become the 23rd straight to have a right to work. >> for our viewers on c-span, when i learned earlier today that i was going to bring land, i double checked. [laughter] they can visit new hampshire and the in greenland or berlin or a variety of other cities. i don't think the walls in berlin -- first of all, this is a state matter and you have to decide for yourself. my bias is in favor of right to work state. we have seen a continuous growth. there are many american auto factories in right to work states. they may have foreign brands but they are american factories. they are creating jobs in america. this national labor relations board decision that boeing could not open a factory in south carolina because it was moving from a closed state to a right to work state is such a threat to the entire american system that i

. >> speaker gingrich, my name is representative pamela tucker, and i'm here from greenland. this is my hometown '. i would like to understand your thoughts on a national right to work and the federal laws regarding labor relation. new hampshire right now would like to become the 23rd state that has right to work. thank you. >> i have to say, for our viewer in c-span, that when i learned earlier today i was going to greenland, i double checked -- but i can infact visit new hampshire and be in greenland, or berlin or a variety of other cities. although i don't think the wall is in per len -- berlin the best of my only. i hope that this is a state matter you have to decide for yourself. my bias is in favor of right to work states, and we have seen a continuous growth, for example -- a lot of american auto factories in right to work states. they may have foreign brans but they're american factories and they're creating jobs in america. the national labor relation board decision that boeing could not open a factory in south carolina because it was moving from a closed state to a

. >> speaker gingrich, my name is representative pamela tucker, and i'm here from greenland, this ismy hometown. and i would like to understand your thoughts on a national right to work and our federal laws regarding labor relations. as you know, new hampshire right now would like to become the 23rd state that has right to work. thank youment -- thank you. >> i have to say, by the way, for our viewers on c-span that when i learned earlier today that i was going to greenland -- [laughter] i double checked. [laughter] but they can, in fact, visit new hampshire and be in greenland. [laughter] or berlin or a variety of other cities. [laughter] although i don't think the wall's in berlin, not to my knowledge. first of all, i hope that this is a state matter, you have to decide it yourself. my bias is in favor of right to work states, and we have seen a continuous growth, for example. there are a lot of american auto factories in right to work states. they may have foreign brands, but they're american factories, and they're creating jobs in america. this national labor relation board decis