and a nightmare for uc davis. the final decision on charges against occupy demonstrators. >>> and our high def doppler is getting a bit of a break overnight. you may have heard there is a little football game going on tomorrow. will rain be a factor? we will let you know coming up. carolina today, winning that state's republican presidential primar >>> newt gingrich took south carolina today. winning that state's republican presidential primary. and if you're keeping track, that is three contests and in three states with three different winners. danielle knotsham is in south carolina where -- nottingham is in south carolina where the gingrich camp is celebrating tonight. >> reporter: cbs news predicts newt gingrich is the winner of the south carolina primary. the former house speaker mounted a double digit comeback in recent days to beat mitt romney. he won with last-minute voters and more than half polled said they made up their minds over the past few days and of authorize who did, 45% voted for gingrich and 24%

. >>> plus, occupy outrage at uc davis. the big bucks campus officials shelled out for control after this pepper spray incident went viral. >>> in florida, presidential hopefuls reaching out to a key voting group ahead of the big contest. >>> it is saturday morning, january 28. thank you for joining us. i'm anne mackovic. >> and i'm jim bernard, taking a look at glorious weather. after showers last week, we're back to a lovely weather pattern. offshore breeze, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s todays for most locations and continued dry and mild once again for the foreseeable future. we'll have your complete forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, jim. >>> today, the republican presidential front runners are out looking for support in florida. voters will take part in the primary there on tuesday. susan mcginnis live right now in jacksonville with the latest on the campaign, where immigration issues are taking center stage. good morning, susan. >> reporter: hi, good morning. that is true. we have mitt romne

police came under fire after pepper spraying uc davis students in a camp in november. that is what you're looking at here. >> patrol says road rage is the apparent cause of a deadly crash this morning. a man was killed when a minivan rolled several times. the chp says the driver slammed the side of the minivan into a pickup truck while trying to pass it, lost dronl and ran into a center divider. >> there were reports about brake checking between these vehicles. there are very good witness statements. driver of the pickup truck stayed behind and gave us a good statement. >> and this is when a driver passes another and then hits the brakes. >> coming up media multi tasking and how it may harm development of teen-ages girls. >> a drill that is a result of the san bruno pipeline disaster. >> i'm sandhya patel. looked and felt like spring. changes in the works for tomorrow. why coming up. >> then from michael finney there is a bank taking on group onin the like in the battle over the best daily deals. >>> officials conducted a natural gas drill today because of the tragic e

. >>> "occupy" protestors return to uc-davis. how campus officials are preparing for the demonstration. >> plus, snuffing out smokers at uc campuses. the health push that's 10 years in the making. >> all right. that's the wrong video but this is what we want to show you because she knows how to boogie. the grand has who has become an internet sensation. we are going to introduce you to this lady. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. a lot of sunshine out there right now. surprisingly warm temperatures. but we have big changes on the horizon. we'll talk about that coming up. few tents in the quad, nearly two months after police pepper- sprayed students >>> protestors have reoccupied uc-davis. they set up a few tents in the quad nearly two months ago after police pepper sprayed students on campus there. the university hasn't said how it plans to handle the new protestors. >>> uc schools meanwhile are on the way to banning smoking. president mark yudof announced the new rules this week. beginning in

. >> community workers worked with researchers from uc davis testing the soil. coming up, ktvu's allie rasmus tells us what they were looking for. >>> the san francisco police chief played the role of a good samaritan today. helped a bicyclistest at a accident. he heard about the crash, ran over and helped him up off the street. he was sent to the hospital. >>> $10,000 per ticket, that is what some people are trying to gret for the nfc championship game between the 49ers and the giants. ktvu's jade hernandez tells us 49er fever is already high and it is only monday. first to ktvu's fred inglis. >> reporter: 49 hours since the victory. today may be the final time for the team to relieve those moments but before then they have to prepare for the giants. this is an emotional team and they could have athletes turn into legends. >>> jim harbaugh was still gushing over his team. >> they are my heroes. the way they all fight, you know? it is a wicked competitive fight that is -- that is in our guys. >>> the defense got wicked early when he knocks out jason pierre-paul.

. >> plus new details about those uc davis students pepper sprayed by police last year. what is going to happen to >> thanks for tuning in. look at the head lines we are following for you in. storm is moving through the bay area right now and it's expected to get stronger as the night continues. third storm will move in later this weekend making for a soggy game at candlestick. >> rain didn't deter occupy protestors today as they took to the streets in downtown san francisco. hundreds have taken over empty hotel on van ness avenue. 18 people have been arrested. they are out there even as we speak. >> and 12-year-old girl kidnapped at gun point from home in sap jose is safe and man who abducted her is dead. san jose police officers shot and killed 42-year-old tree trung lee today at town home complex this afternoon not far from where the kidnapping happened. they say he was holding the girl hostage. again shot and killed. >>> headlines. well, republicans in south carolina will vote in a visital primary tomorrow. certainly a tumultuous 24 hours with gingrich taking on oppo

. >>> tends going back up on the uc davis cam -- tents are gag back up on the uc davis campus. students are preparing for a bigger occupy but want to avoid clashes with campus police that lead to last quarter's pepper spraying incident. the subject of three ongoing investigations now. two law enforcement agencies and a student group are expecting to present finding in february and march. >>> pg&e says it has rewired the lines from candlestick park to a nearby substation as a result they expect no power problems during this weekend's big game. this picture sent from russell shows crews putting in new lines this past weekend. you will remember the embarrassing incident when the power went off twice during last month's monday night football game. pg&e says a line failure animal functioning switch on the stadium's back-up power was to blame. the new pg&e ceo happened to be on hand for that. >> right. what is the line now? >> saints by three. [ talking over each other ] drew brees, going to be some game. >> mike was hoping for sprinkles in the bay area. but -- >> how do you translat

ended up in uc-davis.ade my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recy,

an oakland nonprofit is teaming up with researchers from -- from uc davis to celebrate a special kind of soil they just put on the ground. there's plenty of pavement here but not many tree es. these volunteers want to change that. the nonprofit urban relief organized more than 100 volunteers to plant trees to celebrate the martin luther king, junior holiday. >> this is west oakland. we are surrounded by freeways. >> reporter: the air quality can be harmful for people with respiratory problems. >> people here are hospitalized seven times the national average. so planting trees will not only beautify the community but it will help with air and water quality issues. >> reporter: trees can have a tough time growing in urban areas like this. >> a tree can get so compactioned at times. there's nowhere for the soil to go. >> the hope is the trees will have better growth, better survival with this type of soil. >> reporter: now, not only is this new soil that's now already in the ground, not only is it better for trees, it's smoesed to do a -- supposed to do a better job of filtering pollutan

. >> the yellow county da said today it'll not file against the students pepper sprayed at uc davis. last november we showed you the images of a police officer using pepper spray on seated students during protests. the da said there was insufficient information in police reports to file criminal charges against them for failing to disperse. >> and we have been watching the protests from early this morning. again this is a live look outside the bank of america building at montgomery and california. three groups have merged in to one at this hour. there are hundreds of people in the streets. we will stay on this throughout this newscast and will update you with any major developments. >> we are also on storm watch tonight as gusty winds whip through the bay area. the rain is expect stronger and the evening drive is a tough one. we are looking live at interstate 80 and berkeley is bad in both directions. eastbound and westbound. also bad on the access road. the far left received screen. let's go check in on what's happening. wet roadways here but you can see traffic moving well in and o

planters were given a special kind of engineered soil developed at uc davis that filters polluten'ts better than ordinary soil. >>> anger, tears, and tighter security tonight at the golden state bridge, as crews there work to demolish a walk way. >> reporter: many investors to the bridge today here in -- many visitors to the bridge today here in tears. one with a hammer and chisel to retrieve the brick he had made for his life. >> eternal love. okay? that was my 10th anniversary. >> we're going to kick them off the property. it's vandalism, trespassing. there are no individual bricks being give back. >> reporter: people bought these bricks 25 years ago, to raise money for the bridge's 50th anniversary. >> we would physically like to have the brick. we paid for the brick. >> reporter: ban shea showed the letter promising his bricks at $75 apiece would be here quote permanently. >> i think the bricks should be returned to us. >> it's coming out to regrade this area for persons with disabilities. >> i understand why they have to do it, but i was hoping they could salvage them and give t

uc-berkeley in uc-davis are in the top 25. uc santa cruz orleans 56. also in the top 20 schools offering a good education at a comparable price to private universities are ucla, a uc san diego and uc santa barbara. >>kimberlee: this morning 49ers playoff tickets sold out in seconds, but you are not out of luck yet. i will tell you where you can still get tickets. that is coming up after the break. >>kimberlee: if you are unable to get your hands on san francisco 49 of playoff tickets this morning, but it is is there are still tickets on monday will have to pay a lot of money to get them. on stepup, the price range for tickets is huge. $200-$5,000. that is her you can also buy tickets on cragslist but they do not come with a guarantee like they do on stubhub. this is the first 49 playoff game in nine years. >>catherine: still ahead the stanford football team returns to paula alto. their raiders are denying a report that their defensive coordinator has been fired. gary radnich has the story and the sports coming next. says fingerboards zests says is soft

several of the 16 injured train passengers were taken to the uc-davis medical center including a 13-year-old boy. >> he has lumps on the back of his head. he has a neck brace on. eyes is red from crying. he's scared basically. >> reporter: investigators are looking at video and evidence at the scene. they're also talking with witnesses on the train and who were near the intersection. one man told kcr-3 he was waiting on the, side of the tracks when he saw the driver of the suv. >> she tried to go around the track, those sticks. she tried to go around it and got hit. >> reporter: regional transit officials say they're hearing the same thing. >> the witnesses, statements of our operator, a security guard that was on board the train. >> again that was donna cordova from our nbc station in sacramento reporting. authorities are not releasing the names of the people killed just yet and the lone survivor from the suv remains in serious condition tonight. >>> the social conservative catholic archbishop of san francisco and a liberal assemblyman joined forces today. throwing the weight behind a singl

i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a sto

we have new information about the investigation into a pepper spraying incident that rocked the uc davis campus. the yolo county district attorney say charges will not be filed against students taking part in a demonstration on the yuft campus this, made national headlines, remember, when the video surfaced of two uc police officers dousing students. they're still suspended with pay and an investigation into the actions is pending. >> and north bay realtors hoping 49er fever will help sell joe montana's house. it's a 500 acre estate that features a guest house, stable and so much more. best of all, price has dropped. the former 49er great listed at $49 million now being offered just $35 million. 31% discount. >> and next california's jobs picture and new ideas for improving lives of young men of color. >> mitt romney losing momentum on the eve of a crucial primary his lead is slipping. >> and only on 7 a family left homeless invites us to look around their newly rebuilt house, we'll take you along. another half hour of excitement. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cho

pepper spray has got peaceful protestors in uc davis, tear gas in downtown oakland. some city leaders are now saying they want no part of this. >> the mayor and i were horrified about what we saw. >> richmond city councilman says he and others are behind a russ res solution directing the police chief to steve clear of situation that's could lead to use of force on otherwise peaceful protestor autos we should make it lear to the people in richmond and communities that we have a professional force them don't participate in that sort of thing f they're asked to, they do don't. >> a dozen came after police clashed at 14th and braurdway z richmond did not arrive until after tear was gas used and scott ols olsen, injured. a week later police returned to oakland for the massive march to the port. and only on the condition they'd ab way from the front lines. howard jordan said, quote, mutual aid is a vital tool in providing ability to handle safety situations and we appreciate this assistance received. police do not expect the new resolution to affect how they assess mutual

. >> after a pepper spray at uc davis, governor brown asked a agency to review crowd control procedures. we're told post will have a new set of standards shortly. vic lee abc 7 news. >> and fans finding out seats in the new stadium when it gets built will be very expensive. and a lot of long time season ticket holders have a bad case of sticker shock. this is eye popping. >> yes. it s behind me is the preview center. season ticket holders started showing up to find out how much it will cost to hang on to what they already have. meet denise and jenny. the fans have been season ticket holders three decades. and pay for aus yim see.s a new stadium means it could cost a fee of $80,000 plus $375,000 a ticket. >> seats are spectacular. and my thoughts were... we're going leave without this. this is like burying someone. >> season ticket holders are getting first crack but it's a pricey proposition. the new stadium holds 68,000. 9,000 of the best seats come with an sbl or stadium builders license fee giving a fan lifetime rights to the seat at a cost of $20,000, $30,000 or $80,000 plus for the

a group of students has occupied a vacant being on the campus of uc davis. the students entered the two story building following a rally yesterday, and they've been there ever since. the building used to house the university's cross cultural center. the group plans to use it as a center of operations for the occupy movement on campus. occupy oakland announced its own plans today to take over a vacant building and use it as the movement's new home. a spokesman would not did disclose the location, except to say it is somewhere in oakland. he says protesters plan to gather at frank ogawa plaza. >>> the dow industrial's closed up 81 points today. the highest level since last may. nasdaq gained 81. the markets rose after the federal reserve announced evening interest rates at historic lows for another 18 months or more. >>> it was a daring raid that was over in minutes. tonight, two hostages and the team of navy seals that rescued them are all safe, and nine somali pirates are dead. what they didn't isn't about being a hero, it's just all in a day's work. >> repo

hospital. 350 people were on the train, several of the 16 injured train passengers were taken to the uc davisncluding a 13-year-old boy. >> he has a neck brace on and he is scared. >> reporter: investigators are looking at video and evidence at the scene. they are also talking with witnesses on the train and who were near the intersection. one man told he was waiting on the other side of the tracks when he saw the driver of the suv. >> he tried to go around the sticks and got hit. >> reporter: regional transit officials say they are hearing the same thing. >> the witnesses, statements of our officer and a security guard on board the train. >> reporter: we're being told that this train was traveling about 15 miles per hour at the time, which is pretty standard for this particular crossing. we have also since learned there were several cameras on that light-rail train, which apparently did capture this accident as it happened. that video, however is not being made available at this time. in sacramento, i'm donna cordova for ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the governor nevada gave a national guard serg

you can see it with the uc davis events that took place last week where the police officer pepper sprayed a bunch of students sitting on the floor, um, which is also changing the movement. and i think what we're seeing happening is almost like this ricocheting of the news between mainstream media, um, and people involved in occupy wall street where they're helping actually perpetuate the conversation together. >> host: you often write about personal experiences when you write your column, nick bilton, and one of them is when you moved out to the west coast, and you wrote move the books or leave them. >> guest: yeah. a difficult decision. one that definitely generated quite a bit of discussion. but i was packing up my stuff to move out to san francisco, and i had these piles and piles of books, and i thought to myself, well, do i want to bring these out or, as for the most part, they've literally just sat on a book shelf in my living room for the past few years. all the new books i buy are on my kindle or ipad, i don't remember the last time i actually bought a print book. and so, you know

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. >> marty: prosecutors have decided not to charge any of the protesters that were arrested uc-davisy that campus police used pepper spray on the group that block the sidewalk. authorities say there was insufficient information and police reports to file charges against the eight men and two women that were cited. this action was caught on video that you're watching now it led to widespread criticism of the uc-davis chancellor and police chief. >> ysabel: we will have details about last night's occupy protest. >> marty: and check out the whether we will see some clear skies over san francisco but more rain on the way, we have a full forecast coming up. we're gonna erase breast cancer once and for all. once and for all. walking 60 miles... in three days. join us. join us. (woman) we're united. (woman) a family. (man) a movement. (woman) a coming together of thousands. (woman) thousands... (man) with one goal. join us. we're committed. relentless. (woman) we've refused to surrender. (woman) refuse to give up. (woman) we will never give up. (woman) never. never. never. join us. so that

a group of students has occupied a vacant being on the campus of uc davis. the students entered the two story building following a rally yesterday, and they've been there ever since. the building used to house the university's cross cultural center. the group plans to use it as a center of operations for the occupy movement on campus. occupy oakland announced its own plans today to take over a vacant building and use it as the movement's new home. a spokesman would not did disclose the location, except to say it is somewhere in oakland. he says protesters plan to gather at frank ogawa plaza. >>> the dow industrial's closed up 81 points today. the highest level since last may. nasdaq gained 81. the markets rose after the federal reserve announced evening interest rates at historic lows for another 18 months or more. >>> it was a daring raid that was over in minutes. tonight, two hostages and the team of navy seals that rescued them are all safe, and nine somali pirates are dead. what they didn't isn't about being a hero, it's just all in a day's work. >> repo

. >>> tents -- tents going back up on the uc davis campus as students reestablish the encampment. so far just three have gone up, more are expected. they want to avoid clashes with campus police that lead to last quarter's pepper spray incident that incident is the subject of three ongoing investigations. >>> pg&e says it has rewired lines from candlestick park to a nearby substation as a result it expects no power problems during this weekend's big game. this picture sent from russell m, shows crews putting in new lines this past weekend. the power went off twice during last month's monday night football game. pg&e says the line failure animal function switch on the stadium's back-up pow waters to blame. we are all set to take on the new orleans saints. >> that's right. the line is saints by three that's so far this is tuesday. >> the rain, went up north to fool us and there isn't much of that >> mike, it is a sad story. >> it is a sad story. we need the rain, and the snow in the sierra, we are getting neither most of the storm to our north and east secondary position going to be

. >>> a new development in the pepper spray incident at uc davis that received national attention.torney is not going to bring charges. the d.a. says there's insufficient information in the police report to file criminal charges. >>> family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil tonight for a vallejo man killed one year ago. early in the morning of january 21st, 2011, 23-year-old enrique jimenez was found fatally shot in a suv just off interstate 80. friends say he was in the parking lot waiting for his boss to pick him up for work. who arresta have been made. tonight's ridge sill in the parking lot at 6:30. >>> a trial date is expected to be set next month for the woman killed with killing michelle le. gisele esteban pled not guilty to the charges yesterday. le disappeared in may from the kaiser permanente medical center in hayward. her body was found in a remote area on september 17th. esteban will be back in court on february 17th. >>> and on monday, we should find out whether suspected serial killer joseph naso will go to trial for the death of four women. prosecutors presen

faculty, they were worried about a repeat of last year's incident at uc davis when officers pepper sprayed protesters. >> new this morning fire crews say they are gaining the upper hand on that fast-moving brush fire burning near reno. the the fire broke out thursday afternoon and quickly burned more than six square miles. this is a live look at the scene. about 2,000 homes are still under evacuation orders this morning. schools, highways and businesses in the area are all closed. fire crews say the bush fire has already had devastating effects. >> we are able to confirm that we have had in excess of 20 structures lost. these aren't outbuildings, these aren't barns, these are homes. >> at least one death has been reported in relation to the fire, but officials will not say if the fire is directly responsible. >> it's 5:04. san francisco police looking for a suspect in the city's second homicide of the year. police say 31-year-old man was shot to death while sitting in his car last night in the bay view district. investigators say a drug deal may have been involved in this. they are asking

. >>> charges will not be filed against protesters pepper sprayed at uc davis. you remember this video. the county da's office says there wasn't enough evidence to justify criminal charges against the protesters. ten of them were arrested during a stand-off of campus police last november. the da's investigation into the use of pepper spray is ongoing. >>> the suspect behind the death of a nursing student michelle le pleaded not guilty to murder charges yesterday. her body was found in pleasantton. esteban will return to court february 17 when a trial date might be set. >>> a man in his 90s has stepped forward, claiming responsibility for those huge fares in reno. the case is now being sent to the district attorney, who could press charges against this man. reno's fire chief says he admitted to improperly disposing of fireplace ashes. overnight rains have helped crews bring that fire under control. it did destroy 29 homes though, and forced 10,000 people to evacuate. >>> next, a new class that examines how journalism and public policy affects foster children. mee

several of the 16 injured train passengers were taken to the uc davis medical center, including a 13-year-old boy. >> he had lumps on the back of his head. he has a neck brace on. eyes are red from crying. scared basically. >> investigators are looking at video and evidence from the scene. they are also talking with witnesses on the train and who were near the intersection. one man said he was waiting on the other side of the tracks when he saw the driver of the suv. >> trying to go around the track, the sticks, tried to go around and got hit. >> regional transit officials are saying they are hearing the same thing. >> the witnesses, statements of our operator, security guard that was on board the train. >> that report from our nbc station in sacramento. authorities are not releasing the names of the people killed. the lone survivor of the suv remains in serious condition. >>> in utah, snowboarder died in an avalanche in steep back country area. the 24-year-old man was with two other men when the avalanche happened yesterday morning in the wasatch range big cottonwood cannon near slit

the protection that the uc davis incident is getting.we are seeing a much bigger spotlight. >> we make a bed of a reference that universities don't always encourage, what we are approaching it from the position that universities should be encouraging a student voice both from the perspective it is good for education policy, but give rendered tools development. so what do you think the approach of university administration has been and should be? >> i yielded. >> actually, very positive being an minister on my campus. our trip 13 years in santa barbara. it chesnutt -- de definitely tied to the. college park has over 200 activist students on campus. the administration is there to help them and try to create a system where they can foster their voice. the important thing is that students are working with the administration on issues. and santa barbara was similar. how can we hold events? what source of resources are available. often it -- obviously different schools will be different with different administrations, but my experience has bee

several of the 16 injured train passengers were taken to the uc davis medical center including a 13-year-old boy. >> he has lumps on his back of his head. he has a neck brace on. i just heard him crying. he's scared. >> reporter: investigators are look at video and evidence at the scene. they are also talking with witnesses on the train and who were near the intersection. one man was waiting on the other side of the tracks when he saw the driver of the suv. >> he tried to go around the track. those sticks. he tried to go around and got hit. >> reporter: transit officials are saying they are hearing the same thing. >> witnesses, statements of our operator, a security guard that was on board the train. >> reporter: investigators say several mounted cameras on the train confirmed the driver did try to go around the crossing arms. the train was going about 50 miles an hour at the time of the crash which is standard. >>> police say they had no choice to shoot and kill a fellow officer that was on duty. that officer was being investigated for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-o

. >>> and protestors with the occupy uc davis movement have taken over a building on campus. they plan to spend the night at the old cross cultural center following a march yesterday that ended with the building takeover. students say they're upset about rising tuition costs. >>> this morning we're covering the brouhaha between president obama and arizona governor jan brewer. ktvu's allison burns in our washington, d.c. newsroom to explain their heated exchange. allison. >> reporter: dave, president obama continues his campaign swing today in las vegas. but it was his stop in arizona yesterday that is getting all the attention. let's look at the president getting off air force one in phoenix, arizona governor jan brewer there to meet him. the two got into an animated exchange, she pointed her finger at him. she says the president was upset she had described him as condescend engine a book she wrote last year. brewer says she was not trying to be hostile when she pointed her finger at him. >> i wasn't angry at all. i felt a little bit threatened if you will in the attitude he

. -- the uc- davis event where officers pepper sprayed students sitting on the floor. there is a ricocheting of the days between media and people involved on occupy wall street or they are helping perpetuate the conversation together. >> often write about personal experiences. one of them is when you boot up to the west coast and you wrote "move the books or leave them." >> a difficult decision that generated quite a bit of discussion. discussion. i was packing up my stuff to move to san francisco and i had piles of books. i thought to myself, do i want to bring these out? for the most part, they literally sat on the bookshelf and my living room for the past few years. all of the new books that i buy are on my candle or by ipad. i do not remember the last one i actually bought a printed book. was it worth it to ship all these things out? it would just sit on a bookshelf again in california. i decided to take about 10% and leave about 90%. >> you also wrote a recent column -- there is no data column -- there is no data sheriff on the wide web. >> one thing i have been w