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kron 4's scott rates joins us in studio with the latest on this growing controversy. it was this picture taken with magic johnson that started all this. now an attorney for sterling's girlfriend says the voice in the recording is no doubt that of the clippers owner tmz sports has released more of that very controversial conversation. "and if it makes you happy all want to remove all the black people from my is the graninsta" so some very surprising remarks. those remarks had the clippers players reacting in silent protest before todays game the entire clippers team taking off their jackets and placing them at mid court during warms ups wearing an inside-out long- sleeved shirt during pre-game. after the game andre iguodala weighed in on the situation, and so did the clippers head coach doc rivers. it is not as but the clippers this about every single player who goes up there and gives it their all. this is a sad situation where some refills a certain way about certain players in league. i know it's going on, but we still have a job to do. tmz is reporting that sterling

our political correspondent joins us now in studio. michelle, pro-russian separatists accused the osce observers of spying. what were they doing on the ground? >> they are accused of spying because they have not been at particular checkpoints. they are part of the military verification mission. they were doing their job, which is to provide transparency and clarity when military situations on the ground get as murky as they are with names and counterclaims. that includes moscow, kiev, berlin. they were doing their job. they were accompanied by ukrainian soldiers. this is because they were invited by ukraine and ukraine has a possibility -- a responsibility to provide security. they were either misunderstood or unwelcome on the ground, or thiser theory is that could be an opportunity to have some clout on the side of the separatist. the aim is that they provide methods to release tension, to get the attention of the conflict. but we are seeing today that there are different interpretations of what this means. suggested talks on troop mo

on site since when they get together on monday i wish i could make things so much for joining us in studio. well as advance continued twenty fold in the knee and western nations have agreed to head off out with a new round of sanctions the g seven group of major economies as fresh it simply isn't doing enough to stop separate as in eastern ukraine. it's not yet clear what those new sanctions will be that the west has vowed to act swiftly european leaders want to increase the pressure on russia on monday eu diplomats will meet to discuss possible that the missions including travel bans and asset freezes the russian politicians the sanctions could take effect the same day. don't call it guilt is the main center right candidate in next month's european elections he told dw belongs to see tougher sanctions being imposed. we go into the speck that is about showing respect for your call that his boss. the russian leadership is that the whole day with them. that's when we need to respond with tough economic sanctions. go to the idea. g seven leaders have agreed that the member countries would imp

. >>> and brian chesky, the ceo of airbnb joins us in studio.bs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. a san francisco 49er is fre bail after being arrested at l-a-x... kpix five's brian b reports issue. >> pretty nice weather outside starting out with some patchy fog out there this morning. but a whole lot of sunshine and some warm to mild temperatures coming up. more on that in a moment. >> starting off on a rough note. a road is closed by pacific. still don't have an estimated time when they reopen but police talk right now. an update if a few minutes. >> elizabeth, thank you. >> sure. >>> san francisco 49er is free on bail. brian webb reports smith is accused of yelling bomb at the airport. >> reporter: the arrest happened sunday in terminal one after smith was chosen at rand

. >> ross with us in studio. to my knowledge this is the harshest penalty ever handed down to an owner in professional sports. >> adam silver, the new commissioner for three months needed to make a statement, and he dropped the hammer on donald sterling, banning him for life. the next is to try to force him out. he needs three-quarters of the vote of other owners in the league to force him out. could file an antitrust law he saying that he's being forced out of the league, and that they're forcing him to sell it at a lower value. >> even though donald sterling has been banned from the nba, his wife has not been. his son has not been. leaving the door open that he may step down as president of basketball operations for the clip e, but they may take it's helm. >> his wife was sitting court side on sunday in the game floor, but then team president andy rosier has been running this team. donald sterling has been courtside for most of the games, but andy rosier has been runic the day-to-day operations. >> donald sterli

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now, "today in the bay" bob redell joins us in studio for the very latest. >> scott, new numbers. as many as 15 dead in what would be the worst disaster to strike mt. everest. 12 bodies have been recovered so far. another 3 are still missing. and an early morning avalanche that struck at a relatively low elevation on mt. everest, which is the world's tallest peak. you can see it right there in file video. all 15 climbers are sherpas and the mountain guides who help tourists up the mountain. they were bringing supplies up to camps one and two, which are stopping points, and they were killed when a wall of ice and snow buried them just short of camp. a producer with nbc happened to be at base camp and they just spoke with savannah guthrie on "today" show. >> just before 7:00, we heard an avalanche and it is a pretty regular occurrence here, so nobody was shocked by that. when radio reports started coming off the mountain that people were stuck in the avalanche and everybody came out and started getting organized for the rescue. >> and, scott, as you were aware, the voice of america i

us in new york. now to the question of how the streaming hardware will really change amazon's business model, a company with historically low margins. joining us in studio, someone who worked on building the product and also senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman. jeff bezos was not there today. what does that mean? >> increasingly he's not on the front of these. he may be running the company but he does not fit his face out there for product announcements. >> kindle fire hd. >> i think this says this is an extension of what they are already doing. did amazon have to come out with an amazing amount of bells and whistles? they were pushing the idea of voice search today. i can say john malkovich and i will be able to find movies and tv. amazon is already well positioned in the living room because of what they've been doing with video to take the next step that they took today is kind of an obvious one. through amazon.com, they sell so many of these boxes that are not their round. maybe that's the message of jeff basis not being there. >> what was a process like working on this box? >> the thing that struck us the most is the team that has been wor

joining us in the studio is retired marine general, and a aalist based in afghanistan himself. appreciate both of you being with us. colonel i want to ask you about this, we have seen in this reporting and other reporting as well about what is the taliban today and what they are capable of. we saw this attack really striking in the heart of kaboul where westerners felt secure. >> the taliban are a large organization, really an umbrella organization, and the group that he was involved in, sounded to me what i guess i would call sort of main force taliban type unit. i don't think your -- you're sort of -- regular foot soldier type unit. they don't sound to me to have really thought their attack through as completely as they might have. you may disagree with me, but this thing at the hotel looks a little bit more like something that the hakni network would put together. these guys are pros. they think through their attacks. they think through what they are going to do and so forth, and i -- my -- my sensing is we may find out in the long run that this is that type of depreciation.

thank you for joining us in studio. it is a pleasure to meet you.g up, we will find out what bombay sapphire is doing to encourage budding film thinkers -- filmmakers at the tribeca film festival. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm mark crumpton in for pimm's stock -- pimm fox. for some people, pete candy has been the number one non-chocolate easter candy --peeps candy has been the number one nonchocolate easter candy for many years. >> peeps are an iconic marshmallow candy that makes you feel good when you need them and are particularly noted for their history of being "the" easter candy, a candy that people love and attribute to the first signs of spring. you will find many in easter baskets sunday morning. >> i have a rainbow peep, called a rainbow pop. peeps were not always just known for this. tell us a little bit about just born. >> it is a third-generation family-owned business, started in 1923. we just celebrated our 90th anniversary last year. peeps were part of the acquisition and came into being 61 years ago, in 1953. it gained in popularity every ye

. >> kelly wright live for us in studio. ank you, kelly. >> oo the self proclaimed 9-11 mastermind will not be tried in manhattan. eric holder says while he feels it is the right place for kalid sheikh mohammed he won't revisit a military tribe bunl instead. he said the terrorist would be tried he reversed that decision in 2011. >>> well an incredible sight coming out of the mud slide devastation in washington state. an american flag pulled from the rubble and the debris bry a member of the washington national guard. you can see the flag is tattered and muddy but it is still in one piece. it cannot be flown because of its condition. so instead guards men there flying a clean flag at half staff in the wreckage. all of this comes as we are learning, though, the number of people killed is up to 28, 20 still missing. rescuers say receding flood waters are helping in the church allowing crews to get to remote areas. the missing malaysia flight mystery now classified as a criminal investigation. the malaysian police chief saying au

the pinnacle of hundreds of passengers was still inside thinking where to start and end joins us in the studio security and more crew members are now behind bars that's right and just a couple of covers of the pond it is to quote a share of arrest and detention wines for the four additional crew members that were arrested yesterday and they are not free including the captain that were already taken into custody one of the weekend so in total now we have seven of the fairies crew members at the teams in the four crew members claim they try to correct the ferry when it started to lift the veil because there was something wrong with him that the teaching women how contrary to my speculation he also played the captain did a shoe on the back nation where as for the trip was part of pointing out the crew's failure to release fourteen like floats which they pass on their way to the rescue boats they said they did try to release the floats but failed because the word out of reach. each of those light clouds could have carried up to twenty five people and how they ended the coastguard said it was among

"today in the bay's" chase cain joining us now in studio.ow considering how massive this quake was. >> it was. the death toll is low. six deaths reported so far. three of the people killed by heart attacks, and not from the physical damage of the quake. seismologists credit work of chileans leader tos to prepare as well as build stronger buildings. the shaking was intense. people rushing out of a convenience store as items sort of wobble and fall off the shelves. power flickering and going out from the shock of the 8.2 quake. there was significant damage to many buildings in the area, including a women's prison where 300 people did escape during the quake. several fires broke out from downed electrical wires and ruptured lines. that does continue even as people returning home after the evacuation orders were lifted a few hours ago. there have been 17 aftershocks since that initial quake, including 6.2. this comes on the heels of recent quakes in southern california. we asked the usgs what, if anything, this could mean for the bay area. >> fo

we have nicholas with us in the studio. u're going to focus exclusively on the tensions in ukraine. let's start with the french front pages. >> let's go to le figaro. you can see the headline. ukraine goes on the offensive against pro-russian activists. it is arguing that what we have is a situation that is a lot more complex and a lot more explosive than evidence we saw in crimea. they're arguing that there is a threat -- ina war like the one we saw the balkans. the breakdown of yugoslavia two decades ago. they point out the obvious thing that this is the largest country between the eu and russia. let's go to the catholic data. lacroix is leading with a title about ukraine escalation. is it a way of moscow being able to set the conditions for diplomatic talks that we will see on thursday in geneva? it says that the people of ukraine counted on europe. they mean the european union. and, of course, they must not disappoint the people of ukraine. >> you looked at the ukrainian press and the russian press. >> the kiev post has

revealed as investigators dove deeper into the case at the mall and as such was his undies joins us here in the studio. today sees the many factors that jeopardizes the little ferry from having a seat right here right now it's an event to say that this whole affair it did not put safety first and sent it to profitability in first place. the company has expanded capacity of this the ferry to and the macabre my disability to say on balance during sale and too much cargo was loaded onto ships and the vehicles and containers were not properly tied down. all things i could contribute to do this ship sinking. it was customary for the opera to do so to make the most money from the twenty year old ferry can take a listen from the former navigator who actually sailors the ferry in the past the sale includes dairy should not be steered sweetly it has that balance due to expansion of the campaign and there isn't enough water in the ballast tank which stabilizes its balanced because the operator one to load more passengers and vehicles. the former mates that even considered resigning from the company when he was

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she joins us in studio. how are you?ats off to you because you have -- anyone that goes on that show has a lot of guts. how hard is that? >> it's really hard, especially when you have no dance experience whatsoever. but i've always wanted to be on the show. i love the show and i love dancing. i love learning, but i'm definitely having a severe case of the nerves on monday night when we go live, just fearful of forgetting the choreography. >> because your partners are professionals, don't they kind of bail you out at the right time? >> they can always get you on track, but there's pressure for them too because they want you to do well because they want to win the mirror ball trophy too. they're hard on us, but in a good way. >> the judges are brutal. they're just out of control. you're doing really well. >> i'm doing okay. i'm getting positive comments from the judges, but the scores don't always reflect what the comments are. i'm trying my best. i'm having a blast. >> my wife every once in a while will use the term i'm f

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. >> all right, and ainsley joins us in studio, that is out of control. you notice that guy was trying to kiss you -- >> i didn't know it until afterwards, then the producer, dan told me about it later. crazy. >> all right, so you saw women take their tops off. all right? >> you saw guys -- i know because the producer sent me pictures, guys were literally taking their pants off. >> yes, mooning the camera. that guy who we talked to had smoked pot there on the beach. was high as a kite. admitted it on camera. you have people having sex in public on the beach. >> in public. >> and you saw that but can't show that. >> right. one girl, everybody handing out beads, girls are flashing for our cameras -- >> to get the beads? >> one girl -- we did a ridealong, he showed us pictures, one girl was standing on a box on the beach, with her pants off, letting guys do whatever she wanted to. >> went she wasted? >> i am sure she was, i feel so sorry for her and her parents, social media, kids are waking up getting bombed and trashed. that is their mission. >> all right,

joining us in the studio, professor of psychology at harvard and the dreaming and problem solving.nd skype is ryan herd, author and founder of a website. it is i will illusive dreamer. the book is called dream like a boss. welcome everyone. so dreams are fascinating and so weird. >> yes, to me. >> where do they come from? >> welcoming from the brain in a very different bio chemical state than the waking thoughts are generating but still about all of the usual thoughts and concerns but in this very visual, very emotional language than in the usual verbal logic. >> there are elements of real life and than bizarre. where does the weird stuff come into it and things that never ever happen? >> it is a mix. instead of all the scenarios in the linear time, we have the distant past and wishes and fantasies and fears getting in there and the television show we watched last week and mixing it up much more and the sequence is not linear from a connected group of things. >> talk about the app you created, dream on, how does that work? >> before going to bed decide what time you want to wake up

and breezy wouldn't stand for more let's turn things over correcting the gal who is joining us here in the studio took out what's in store for us tomorrow. one that makes it to enjoy this lovely spring weather while you catch that aspirin as dry weather advisories continuously and that debate is the feast day on the lookout for a foreign spy. the shares will remain out of the fees average rain and showers are forecast to take in the southern regions on sunday and this will help me take away some of the dry air over to our satellite mapping case it is at the end of the high pressure system from thai tell which is why we're seeing cloudy skies in some regions. some are alleged to be on another wonderful spring day with daytime highs across the country reaching between fifteen to twenty three degrees. looking ahead adds to the greeting on it a go ahead. that was and he got twenty three and nineteen degrees. that said thailand daytime high school treats nineteen degrees for two and conducting surveillance update i have read this hour i'll be back with more after midnight. write to look out for broadc

he joins us now in the studio. welcome and thank you very much for being with us. what's your take on the activities that are taking place now and how do you read the situation? >> your correspondent has accurately reflected the confused situation there. what is actually happening is that russia is pursuing, very successfully, a policy of destabilization, infiltration, strangulation, designed to lead eventually to the capitulation of this fairly weak, fragile interim government in kiev so that it sues for peaces on russia's terms which have been clearly stated. russia will hope to achieve that without formally invading ukraine. that's the problem for the west. they've held out the deterrent of sanctions, but triggered by an invasion in this unclear situation, what's the west do? >> you're saying russia wants influence of ukraine but doesn't want the full takeover? >> if russia had to own ukraine, it would land itself with a big and expensive problem. if it invaded ukraine, it would put itself on the wrong side of the world for as long as its occupation lasted. it s

they join us in studio in just one moment. vé >>> it is an -- it's an exciting almost incredible medicalhrough that may mean a difference for millions of americans who are paralyzed, who have spinal injuries. a team of doctors were able to restore some voluntary movement for four men who were told they would never move their legs again or a co again. for a complete understanding of this groundbreaking development we're joining by one of the fellow researchers. she is dr. claudia angeli, assistant director of university of louisville spinal cord research center and the study's first participant rob summers who was paralyzed in a 2006 accident. great to have you both here. i want to say congratulations. the people have got to be wondering what this really means, the ia that those who are parablized could suddenly have movement, have sensory feeling return. tell us about it, doctor. >> yeah, that is correct. one of the very unexpected results was when we implanted first rob and he's the one that actually found out for us that he could voluntarily move. we were doing testing for something co

and their team president rick weltz joining us in studio this morning to talk about the big move. >>rning. >> congratulations. >> if you. >> you have to feel relieved and pretty happy about this. you lose some of the foot traffic but you're on private property with a green light. >> it really checks every box. we're looking forward to bringing the warriors back to san francisco. it's a spectacular site and really cleared the path for us to get here by 2018. >> we get word of this announcement but you must have been on pins and needles for, what, weeks now? and now the deal is sealed? >> well, it's been about a six- week process to get to a purchase agreement which we signed saturday night with salesforce. and yeah, a lot of work, a lot of long hours, but we're really thinking for the city it's really a tremendous outcome. >> private property, private funding, no condos, no retail, or? just the stadium itself? >> we are 100% focused on the getting the arena itself built. the 12 acres that we bought is entitled for office and some retail, as well. so we would envision the project being

cook is with us in studio. much for joining. >> thank you for having me here a. >> this is phenomenal. we were just talking, yes, you can have a great idea. it can be on paper but you don't have the financial backing or the business know-how, which is also crucial here. how did you come up with this concept or idea? >> the sam add ms brewing the american dream program came out of my experience starting sam adams in my kitchen 30 years ago. two things i wished i had but didn't. one was access access to loan m. so i had to do this with just friends, relatives and drinking buddies and their drinking money went into sam adams and also good sound nuts and bolts business advice. that's what the sam adams brewing the american dream program provides to very small businesses in food, beverage and hospitality, we make microloans and provide coaching and counseling so they can take the loan, grow their business, create jobs, succeed and pay it back and we can lend it to the next business. >> for those watching and say, ye

she is with us in studio. audra mcdonald, that reads as beautifully as your voice. ve ever read something that matched in such a seamless way something so beautiful as your voice. >> oh, taron, thank you. thank you so much. >> is absolutely true. what inspired -- i know a lot about the backstory, everything about it i've read, for our audience, what was the connection with billie holiday? >> you know, she was such a pioneer. obviously, you know, one of the greatest voices of our generation, one of the greatest jazz artists of our generation but also for me, i was just so inspired by this woman who basically had this sort of dickensian life and how she, regardless of all the knocks, you know, still rose to the top, regardless of the fact that she was a star at a time when society was not treating african-americans well at all. and she suffered a lot because of that. >> how did you balance the troubled aspects of her life? we are around the same age. a lot of people remember billie holiday as portrayed by diana ross and the scene on the floor. >> yes. >> fighting the h

from a lot of families including one mother outside most who reached out to kate snow who joins us in the studio, kate. >> so many messages start my son, my bother, my daughter, one about a man that overdosed and revived with a drug called narcan. son was almost taken to icu tonight after three doses of narcan. thank god paramedics had it when we found her. >> reporter: the family has been to hell and back this week. danny is the second oldest of six kids. last week he overdosed on heroin and this monday morning he signed himself up for outpatient rehab but wanted one last high. mom debbie says most of the family was home when his older brother found him slumped over. >> i just kept yelling is he alive? and they kept yelling yes. >> reporter: samantha was trying to shield her nine-year-old sister from seeing her brother like this. >> i seen my dad holding him, and that's when she looked at me and said is he going to live? and she just broke down crying. >> reporter: danny's disease is affecting everyone in this family says his father david. >> you don't sleep. i watch my teenagers, you know, str

ktvu's sal castanedo is following the story and joins us in the studio with we dales and reaction. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. the commissioner came out and laid the hammer down after saying he had confirmed the voices on the recordings was that of donald sterling. >> effective immediately, i'm banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers ago organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be present at any clippers' facility and he may not participate in any business or player personnel decisions involving the team. >> silver also fined sterling $2.5 million which is the maximum fine ayou willed by the nba -- allowed by the nba. silver said he will work with the board of governors to remove sterling as an owner of the team, something he doesn't have the right to do directly. just to recap, a recording of a conversation between clippers' owner sterling and his girlfriend was posted by tmz friday, it quickly went viral. in the recording, he said he's unhappy she posted pictures on instagr

so much for joining us as we find out more about what exactly happened at the time of the acts again anger continues to grow among families of the victims ip and is thus in a studio to tell us by the end. that evening i just did a brief recap of what exactly happened during that time of the acid in the face of what the american police have said all fifteen crew members along with the captain had been hiding in the steel mill until the rescue team arrived in that room there were sixteen lifeboats but none of them and even cars. even the passengers in the room the pasta from the funeral was calling out for help and he rescued us and as a rescue boat to ride the crew were the first one to get online while the coast guard official caught on the sinking ship and went to meet the life flow of the basilica able to take a look alike with the embassy now along with the comments from the maritime police clean shot off the site of the acting confirm these reports but they are claiming otherwise the like. do we truly would continue to like books if you see we did try but it was so slow we know we can get there. so we're learning that eleven of the fifteen crew members have a

and actress lucy lu from the hit drama "elementary" joins us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ new hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything - you can imagine. explore the endless possibilities of the delicious chocolate taste that only hershey's can deliver. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour ,,,,,,,, >>> in iraq this morning voters have gone to the polls to elect a new parliament. security is tight. it is the first national election since american troops pulled out back in 2011. the party led by nuri al maliki, iraq's prime minister for the last eight years, is expected to win. >>> here's another top story. donald sterling, the owner of the l.a. clippers has been banned from the nba for life for making racist comments. the league also fined him $2.5 million and will try to force him to sell

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bring a doctor she has had on professor of economics at some young women's university in the studio thanks for joining us. thank you for having me here. after saying so what entities can be categorized as having champions and of course the key players in germany. for though most of the names of the intentions are not familiar to the pope people thought i think for the most important people the deed could about the problem. tesco which is the station and it specializes in legal counsel for artists and also did some on fred to be calm. that is the german ambassador to korea i mentioned that it's a seventy percent of more market share has been a huge help are just meant to be caught dead is to produce the album topped the dish to germany has about half of the world's twenty seven hundred hidden champions korea apparently only has twenty three. what explains the small quantity here in korea a while you read that the flip of the other side is that you no wonder so many children in the meantime it's almost the same question they end up posting door one emphasizes the pope or coach or ride in korea are called t

kelly wright live for us in the studio. >> two people dead in the southeast this morning after severe storms pounded across the region. am one of those victims a 9-year-old girl. alabama and georgia triggering flash floods causing power outages and shutting down roads. central alabama crews in boats have had to rescue dozens of people from their cars. as many as 11,000 homes and business businesses. good morning maria. >> unsettled weather across parts of the south yesterday. even a confirmed tornado in parts of mississippi. today the storm system fur der off to the east impacting parts of the east coast and heavy rain across parts of northern florida southeastern georgia and across sections of new england. it's in new england where there is concern for flooding. we have flash flood watches in effect across parts of new hampshire and maine. that produces heavy rain and significant snow melt with temperatures warming up across the region. once the system exits tomorrow will be a warm aacross the east. already in the 60d across the southeast 50's in chicago. today it will be a hot one i

in funding. scott is with us now in studio. former managing director of goldman sachs, where he led early investments and facebook and foursquare. thank you for coming. i'm a customer. i'm a believer. you have brought me food. that makes me even happier. what are you going to use this money for? >> it's not just a party. expandthe capital to beyond the san francisco bay area. it is great to have scott as our partner. >> i will have some popcorn while we discussed. is the most exciting thing you have seen since uber? >> trends like we are seeing chery you don't see very often. , we sawinvested in uber something very special. we saw something special in the metric and something special and the founder. we have seen the exact same thing here. the metrics are unbelievable in terms of repeat usage, number of meals served and the core economics. kind of mind boggling. when you lay on top of that the founders with their unique backgrounds, it's an incredible story. >> tell me how you do it. the food comes on demand. some salad. chefs

. >>> and actor brooklyn decker joins us in the studio." for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, april 9. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney. it's 29 minutes now after 4:00. we have meteorologist lawrence with a check of kind of a foggy start. >> yeah. you can tell that sea breeze kicked into gear. cooler temperatures around the bay area. starting out with thick fog especially at the coastline, high clouds, too. what does the long- range forecast have for us? we'll talk about that coming up. >> dense fog advisory for stretches along highway 1 between half moon bay and santa cruz. right now things look clear across the san mateo bridge but we'll help you get to work on time, hopefully, in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> there is renewed hope in the search for the ing malaysian jetliner. searchers think it will be found soon. cbs repor

. >> and the ceo of sam's club rosalind brewer joins us in the studio.news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, april 3. i'm michelle griego. >> we made it. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 4:30. [ laughter ] >> gets get you out the door with traffic and weather. i can see the top of mount diablo. >> did you see any dusting of snow? >> no. it was dark. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> good call there. i'm sorry, you have to work with me here. it's pre-friday. >> there you go. >> let's take a look at the current temperatures in and around the vicinity. yes, it's a cool start. 40 in napa, 50 san francisco, later today increasing cloud cover 50s and 60s, light rain moving back into the forecast. we'll track it coming up. >> we have some overnight roadwork this morning near the dublin interchange. it is in a commute direction westbound 580 from hacienda to san ramon. they ha

in play. >> ira and greg. joining us here in studio, thank you both.p next, we check back with julie hyman as we focus on the fed. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back, this is "bottom line." streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. coming up on 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg is on the markets. here is julie hyman. another check of the markets and how they are reacting post fed. >> or not reacting. little change in terms of where stocks are trading. i was looking at some notes that came out after the announcement. many repeated the same language, as expected, no surprises. as evidenced in what we are seeing in stock action. little change before and after the fed. if you look at what happened in the wake of the announcement some up andyou saw down action but that is a very % of arange of about .2 percent. if the treasury market, holding steady at 2.66% on the 10 year 42%.0. and gdpar moving lower came in worse than estimates. most investors are looking forward. it seems the fed is slightly more upbeat on the e

today in the bay joins us in the studio. several miles off the coast line.se are the last video images to be taken of this vessel as it is submerged water vessel. four people are confirmed bed. as their ship lifted heavily into one side. others picked up the ships. you can see them bundled in blankets. only 54 degrees. some survivors they saw their loved ones were still missing again. this wassen route to the island. wednesday morning local time the ship tilted heavily and it crashed into something. the quickly began to go into the water. the south korean navy has yet to find anyone dead or alive. the u.s. navy is also assisting in the operation. and helicopters as you can see the photos provided by the navy. they are there to find anyone who might still be alive. expecting that number of dead to rise given that the ship has sunk and some are still missing. >> the activity center of the boat and the entertainment center was on the bottom of the boat. >> yes, it could have been crowded and you can do the math the common sense here, if something happens on the

cory johnson is with us in the studio, and brian blair is with us on the phone. brian, is this saturation, or is this competition? >> i think it is a little bit of both. we saw some of this last year, and i think things are slowing down in the smartphone market, but there definitely is a competitive aspect, because in china, a lot of asian, you are seeing others coming in strong at the low end, so i think they are getting hit on both sides. >> and one thing that really surprised me, how much samsung counts on mobile. something like 76%? >> that is right. it is three quarters of their operating profit, but from a sales point, about 32 of their money came from mobile, so this is the engine that has been driving samsung. semi conductors actually did pretty well, but the bulk of their business really does come from mobile, and right now, there are signs of weakness. >> you would have thought this company had such a strong position in the business. what do you think were the weaknesses there? >> there are a couple of things that we have seen. one of the things going o

joining us in the studio. comic up on the program, greece's comeback. d tweed is a live in athens with a look of what is next. well, it is slightly gaining momentum. the jury is still out if the economy will actually grow this year or not. when i look around, i am seeing anecdotal evidence that maybe we are seeing green. in 10 minutes, i will be interviewing some by from a group that is helping to foster entrepreneurs and startups. stick around. i will be back. ♪ >> welcome to "on the move." i am anna edwards. are some companies on the move will. general motors announce a new recall of the one point 5 million vehicles with faulty steering. it brings the number of cars recalled to over $6 billion. the ceo is set to testify before congress about the previous recall. that hearing will focus on why it took more than a decade to recall two point 6 million vehicles over a faulty ignition switch. how young, the biggest fall maker in italy has italia, thetelecom biggest phone maker in italy has sold its headquarters. facebook's chief executive officer, mark zuck