very at we see very, very ut ely in the history out willlic church.l see pope .rancis undertake in a matter of back tut here. and we'll be reporting back to you over the course out morning over the building excitement as that mass begins to start soon. >> thank you, for setting that up. this is an this is an historic event. it is a spectacle as you can rowd there what a crowd there in st. peter's square. it is also a spiritual event. we want to turn to cokie roberts rome foreen with us in rome for ois choosing of the pope and e, alast one as well. cokie, as you look at pope francis who has struck such a, such a different note -- was announced. when he was announced last week. you and i were sitting on the he was.in rome. we had no idea who he was. neither did the crowd in st. ovter's square. but they have come to know him over these last few days. >> a and really come to like him. >> as you can see he has gotten hut of the jeep. there is a person with severe thsabilities that he got out of the jeep there to bless. bolism 's the kind of symbolism we ha

noticing santa cruz you are clearing ut -- clearing out fairly well.side our doors, at this hour, when it comes to our temperatures, if you got the sunshine sooner, you are in the 60s. 66 walnut creeks. 68 in livermore. but take a look at the napa airport. i think it was at 11:00 that i saw the clouds clearing from her. so far airport only with an hour of sunshine -- so napa airport only within an hour of sunshine. the satellite radar outside of the low cloud deck, just a few high clouds streaming true over this ridge of high pressure that continues to keep the storms well to the north. washington picking up a little bit of rain for today. oregon is dry. we'll remain this week through the week ahead. afternoon highs for today, 73 in kentfield. 72 san rafael. san rafael, a little tough to clear this morning. you are cooler than you were 24 hours ago. 76 expected for napa. 75 for walnut creek. 75 pleasanton. upper 60s to low 70s around the east bay. 73 san jose. 75 morgue be hill. around the peninsula where we're seeing more sunshine. 73 redwood city. 69

people being unemployed, but i don't see their publicans passing any bills or helping the president .ut any way infrastructure, we are looking like a third world country. i don't understand these republicans. if they love this country so much, i don't understand why they don't want to see as progress. then again, it's all about politics, all about power. ted cruz is dangerous. i'm glad we have a drone program. host: thanks, henry. patricia is on the air. caller: i was impressed, and i have to agree with the school of thought that we need more conservative candidates. listening to the people who keep picking the losers is not a winning strategy. and coulter, sarah palin, beautiful, funny, witty -- how come the conservative women are so much better looking than those old nags on the left? a caller on our democratic line. caller: i was surprised that rand paul won the straw poll. i feel it heard the same old --toric this time around like we heard the same old rhetoric this time around. but a different tone, as if they noticed that the party is in trouble. i'm scared that ted cruz said he w

[applause] we are also going to announce now the essay contest winner. ,ut of hundreds of submissionsontestant from new york takes the prize for first place. i would like to invite evan to the podium to read his winning submission. ♪ ♪ i'll have to leave soon >> thank you. thank you very much. i would first like to thank the american conservative union for selecting me to speak in front of you great people today. it is with great honor and pleasure that i am able to represent the next generations of americans who aspire to recapture the american dream that those before us have had the opportunity to pursue and achieve. today, this dream is under attack -- an attack not by a foreign threat but a more domestic threat, a government that has overstepped its constitutional and rightful limits. i an informed young american, add my name to the collective call for a more transparent government, which both recognizes and abides by the constitution of the united states, which is to limit government, not the people. it has been our very reason that i wholeheartedly believe in the conservative mo

disagreement about what steps we should take to reduce the epidemic of gun violence in this country. ,ut you, the american people have spoken. you have made it clear that it is time to do something. senators here in washington have listened and have taken big steps forward. two weeks ago, the senate advanced a bill that would make it harder for criminals and people with severe mental illness and getting their hands on a gun. it is an idea that is supported by nine out of 10 americans, including the majority of gun owners. finally, the seneca steps to reinstate and strengthen a ban on the sale of military style assault weapons -- the senate put in steps to reinstate and strengthen a ban on the sale of military-style assault. these ideas should not be controversial. they are common sense. they are supported by the majority of the american people. i urge the senate and the house to get each of them a vote. we may not be able to prevent every act of violence, but together we have an obligation to try. we have an obligation to do what we can. right now we have a chance to reduce gun violence

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. >> a dollar to jmp in the puddle, a harmless prank,ut haa! don't know if that's some giant pothole, a sinkhole, i have no idea. it's definitely to the your average puddle, but joakim goes in and is under water up to his head. >> oh. >> you see his one friend shooting the video cracking up. >> his other buddy comes over and helps joakim out soaking wet. and his friend sounds like nick right now. let's listen. [ laughter ] >> this is the middle of a parking lot! what if someone had driven through this! this is a giant hole! did they know that was there? >> they say on their youtube description, they swear they thought this was a puddle. let's find out for sure. because we have joakim cook from elkhart, indiana, joining us "right this minute" to talk to us. what happened? >> my friend, he knew the puddle was deep, but not that deep. he dared me to jump in for a dollar. i was like why not? it's just a puddle. >> what was going through your mind when you found yourself underwater? >> pull myself out. i cannot swim. i went into the family doctor, t

here the old buildings will go ut the pathways and boundaries will remain. >> i like to keep it. >> thet he's been given this opportunity, it's evident that views like his are gaining attraction. government money is being used in another project at the opposite end of the country in busan. clinging to a steep hillside above south korea's second city, he carried the stigma of slum status, springing up as refugees from the korean war. now it's a tourist attraction, gaining nearly 100,000 visitors a year and has been turned into an arts neighborhood, one that relies on the efforts of its inhabitants. esidents here have a fun sense and they painted with the color they wanted. when artists came, they added the drawings. >> lisa has lived here almost all her life. >> i feel good that lots of people come. it's been three years since this 10-year long project started. there is still more room for change. >> the winding steps and alleyways make for an old-fashioned atmosphere but most of the visitors here have grown use to rife in the northern grids and comes as a elcomeed activity. >> europe's

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ut suit says crews turned off the gas notifying the landlord of a faulty wall heater. cruise returned in march, again disconnecting the gas because of high levels of high levels of carbon monoxide. >> telsa delay prog dux of the model x, instead, focusing on the meddle ss sedan. -- saying suvs will arrive in late 2014. mod yechl x shaped like a model s but featuring a large hatch back. >> for those facebook users out there, maybe you, you're what you like. a new study found clicking that blue like icon can give insight into your personal live, how you vote, maybe your sexual orientation. men who like tv show "glee" were more likely to be gay. men who liked wrestling more likely to be straight. people who preferred jennifer lopez had more facebook friends than those who liked iron maiden, for example. >>> the push to ban plastic bags reached redwood city now. the city council will vote to ban single use plastic bags in all retail stores. other businesses would wo have to charge 10 cents for paper bags. a proposal in san carlos would require reusable bags. >> i've been s

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to invest a billion dollars over the next 10 years to improve the water supply system nationwide. ,ut on the huangpu river people's health concerns are much more immediate. >> south african police have dug up the bodies believed to belong to anti-apartheid activists who went missing 25 years ago. it's part of a renewed investigation into nelson mandela's former wife. her chief bodyguard told an inquiry in the 1990's that she was behind the disappearances'. winnie mandela was convicted of kidnapping and assaulting a minor later died. butdid not go to prison paid a fine. traffic problems across north west europe. after snowstorms on tuesday, people in paris are struggling with slippery roads. the winter weather will stay for the next week across the continent. the world's largest ground based astronomy project opens high in the desert. formed galaxies that shortly after the big bang can be seen. >> in one of the world's highest and the driest deserts. will provide a previously unseen in view of the universe. togetherdio dishes act to make it 100 times more powerful than any telescope of

i want to show you some photos coming ut of the uk here.eople in their vehicles got stranded here. some commuters were stranded for more than eight hours overnight. and they claim to not have seen any energy services. but authorities did work throughout the hours there and rail services also were affected, just a overall hazardous travel here. flying across the area will be a rough go. many flights delayed here around paris and germany. excessive delays on tap. it will continue to affect the area throughout the day especially here into the darker colors. very much like what we see here in japan, the sea effect snow. we're seeing thunderstorms and rain showers due to a westerly flow of moisture. down there towards the house, and towards the north, ber lynn at minus one here on your wednesday. let's look at eastern asia, we're looking at another storm push across north earn china. we're seeing dry and warm air, tokyo on wednesday expecting 21 here for the high. into south korea, seeing numerous wild fires. very dry air kicking up here. the sy

>>ut in 10, obacareas a factor and it will be a factor in 2014, do you not agree? >> it might very well be, but i will point out that we have returned to the days of yesteryear when dr. krauthammer was laboring in the democratic vineyards, and the explanation was ronald reagan won because he was a superior candidate, he was engaging, likeable and charismatic, and democratic opponents were not. you have to accept that when voters vote for a candidate and a party, they know what they are doing. they are not just being bamboozled by some lapel pin or hairspray. that is frankly what they did when they elected ronald reagan in 1984, and with obama in 2012. they knew what they were doing. >> your interpretation gives one great hope for the future of democracy. >> when you look at what the republican party analysis of itself was, the fear was that the electorate is a different electorate, and it is not just much more of a minority electorate. it wants some serious social and economic safety net that is different than what they hear from republicans. >> the face of conserv

director hicks would like to speak but i would like the other commissioners to chime in, you are the ut ultimate professional and you have everybody's respect and not everybody can say that. >> i want to say that from the bottom of my heart and you did a great job, sir. >> [ applause ] >> i want to say that i, congratulations and thank you for your service. i believe that i met you before i was on the commission when i was teaching a class on criminal justice and i invited you to come and speak about the occ and explain how the system works and you did just such a really great job with the students and really engaging and reaching out to them and encouraging them to get into public service and consider also public safety type of jobs and they were really inspired by you afterwards and i got an ear full of questions and how do i get his e-mail and number and who is he. i think that you are going to be doing this work long after you are retired from the occ and i know that you will be mentoring more people to come and thank you for your service and hard work. >> thank you very much. >> co

uh, under the exact same conditions, this still has ab@ut a week to go. it's, um, very, very similar in technique, but of course different color. >> how many of this would you say goes on a day, a week, an hour? like a gazillion here. >> h, we--yeah, we do produce a lot of endive. um, oh, golly, we're producing, uh, approximately 5 million pounds a year. >> uh, you find that most people like it, and i--i just think it's one of those products that--that works for everybody. i mean, it works with lemon. it works with blue cheese. it works with--obviously with olive oil. this is the type of thing that we do at the kitchen all the time is take things that people, uh, aren't so sure about and turn it into something where they go, "wow. i--now you've really opened up my eyes to something." >> in rio vista, charlotte fadipe, "california country tv." >> hi. my name's mike fagnoni, and we're at hawks restaurant in granite bay. we are making an apple and endive salad with chef's blue cheese, a champagne vinaigrette. get started. we have a, uh, fuji apple from, uh,

teacher and i love working with new teachers and i want to be part of the new teacher innocent [stao-uts/] at town school. it would be a wonderful opportunity to work with new teachers in the exploratorium space. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good morning commissioners. my name is tammy leong and i have a daughter and two sons. my older son graduated from town in 2010 and my youngest is currently a 7th grader at town school. after my son -- my older son graduated from town school, ron, my husband and i were very pleased with the academic excellence but we also were surprised by a lesson of community from town school. for my 12 years and counting, because i have one more year there, at town school, i have seen the commitment to the community -- let me start again. i have seen the commitment to the community in various ways. the teachers, the staff, the parents continue to support our boys from kindergarten to 8th grate. our kindergarteners have made sandwiches for the homeless, collected blankets for the homeless as well and the 2nd and 3rd-graders have a program where they

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utes on a run. cedric martin knocks down a three. stanford's lead cut down to four.ut too much cardinal. dwight powell, another big jam. stanford wins, 84-66. >>> golf anyone? why not, tiger woods not in contention to win, but a nice approach on 18. this would lead to an eagle. tiger has seen better days, however. finished tied for 37th. how about the shot of the day? jeff ogilvie, chips it in for a birdie on 16. and drops. he finished second. two shots off the leader, michael thompson. as for thompson, birdies 18 to seal the deal. he finished 9 under par, capturing his first career victory on the pga tour. busy day in sports. we're going have much more coming up a little bit later, including how about the escape from alcatraz. a lot of contests in that. you dent want to miss the story. that will do it for now, kris. we'll talk to you around 6:20. thanks, henry. can't wait. >>> owould you pay $6,000 for one glove? what makes that glove so special, coming up. >>> hundreds of hollywood movie props were on sale at an auction this weekend, clothing, books, gun, watches,

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so, the state was smaller and named after the ute indians who were there first. >> but one thing that's very interesting about the state is that, of all 50 states, it boasts the youngest population, with an average age of 27.1 years. >> utah is also famous for amazing natural wonders, with two great national parks -- zion and bryce canyon. but they're too big to put on the flag. i'm brandon with "flag facts." >> the culinary institute of america is one of the best cooking schools in the world, and aubrey is going to share another fun recipe with us. >> hi. i'm aubrey. today, we're going to be making peanut butter and jelly oats in a jar -- the perfect on-the-go breakfast. and here's what you're going to need -- a jar or a container with a lid, milk, oats, strawberries, and peanut butter. first, one cup of milk into the jar. you can use almond milk, soy milk, nonfat milk, goat milk -- whatever milk you'd like. [ cow moos ] next, about 3/4 cup of oatmeal. you can also use quick oats, whole oats, or rolled oats. we'll just give it a little stir. and we'll add one to two tablespoons of natu

and the fud, would also require, amending the water front land ute plan and a feature of the projects along the water front that recognize the land use plan is a great tool. but its vision in 1997 needs to be amended to reflect the reality of today's development market. >> this slide is interesting, in that it kind of shows you where the height on this site is contemplated. this is not exactly what we think will happen. it is an idea and it is a concept of what could happen on the site as far as where and the density and the mass of the project could end up. we are meeting with the community and the city regulators to figure out the best place for height and the most sensible heights to approach the neighborhood to again, ensure that the density that we desire for activation purposes is achieved and the blocks are numbered a through h. and the height right now in this proposal would be concentrated on block a, block f, and block c. the height on the remaining parcels are very similar to what you see in mission bay with the maximum high of 160 feet. it will involve working with the reg

. >> so when you searched these e-mails, do ut have to search each folder individually to try to find the responsive documents or can you run one search? >> i think that run one search. you can use a search key and it will come up with all of the e-mails that are in your general nbox or response to a key word but sometimes i will check other files that i might have in my file management system. >> now, are you actually remembering doing these searches or just saying what you likely would have done. >> that is what i likely would have done. >> where else are e-mails kept within your department? >> i mean, we have, probably 600 full time staff, so there are both, we have a combination of centralized and decentralized. i may not be the subject matter experts and we do have a server which is cap able of being searched and i do believe that in response to this it may not have been as quickly as he would have liked. we did work with the staff to search the server. >> okay. so let's go back to what you do, because i know that you are not the expert but you are the only subject of this partic

not just how we refer to the professioncy levels but that is a body of work that is embedded through ut the day throughout all of the con content areas and there is a great deal of work that needs to be part of the our road map moving forward. >> so could we find another place or way to have more detail on this? or maybe the opportunity to actually have a discussion about this? >> i would think that say curriculum committee item. >> so to say that we have already slated moving toward the common core implementation with the focus on the humanities at the may 6th committee. i don't expect a lot of answers but a road map in the direction that the district is pursuing will be discussed. >> i think that commissioners you will be getting more information and we are planning to be at the next board of education meeting to give you an update on the allow plan and so as you begin to see all of these different pieces and these different plans, coming together, you will see how this is related to the work as a whole and how we made it cohesive and coherent between the different times of plans that

pat says these lamps put out infrared heat that is the same type put out by the sun,ut without the harmfuluv rays. he says it helps strengthen the horse's immune system. many of the horses stay at the rehabilitation center for about 30o 60 days, depeg on what a vet recommends. the $1,500 a month fee is often covered by insurance. >> we hate to sehorses in pain, we hate to see them not being able to be in competition, so this is just a great outlet for those horses. >> from ice-cold spas to infrared lamps, special walkers and more, pat believes that working horses deserve cutting edge treatments when they become fatigued, sore, or sick. and just like shorty, many get just that at this unique rehabilitation center. in jameswn, charlotte fadipe for "california country" tv. >> and gd ws, the equine center actually has expanded, and it's now in oakdale. and it has a mobile spa, too, for horses. don't y@u wish they had that for us? that'd be nice, huh? ha. coming up next, are you >> welcome back to "california country." >> at the kitchen in sacramento, chefs are busy preparing tasty dishes using

i know it was a great success and we look forward to working with the folks at p um, c and keeping ut in the loop and the community in the loop and i want to say thank you for your time. >> i think the youngest member of the commission has a passion for working with the young people and so you aught to look to him as a mentor because i know that frances had a stellar record in had a regard. >>> excellent i look forward to it commissioner courtney. >> my comments are short. professional engineers and technical engineerses and architecture chapters i want to takes this opportunity to thank kelly for working closely with -- prop 21 concerning the project and the general manager crudes i'm encouraged by his prefacing remarks and his commitment to keep our health.

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i believe if given the right opportunity he's not that guy you're going to ut thrust in the starting position. he can learn and grow. he can reestablish himself if he gets that opportunity. hopefully he's more prepared now to take advantage of it. >> san jose state garcia seize another quarterback in david bail. he would like to mentor prot suspect despite the fact... >> he's probably going to rewrite the record books. i just hope he continues to lead this team to grade things next year. >> jeff garcia still in shape. raider defense needs a face lift. chicago bears played 80 games last season it's a huge disappointment after being selected with the 8th pick back in 2010 this, sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> jeff garcia looking great. >> yes. >> coming up tonight at 9:00 united states goes on heightened alert in north korea. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00 police arrest a man after a violent bank takeover then let him go. now, they can't find him. who dropped the ball on all of this? >> on jimmy kimmel live coming up after abc 7 news at 11:00, 11:35 kobe bry

. >> allen kind of tweaked his knee a little bit speaking of athletics hoops team facing utah utes.-man show in vegas. justin cobbs on the attack, strong take. cobbs with 13 right now. they're at the half. ucla rallies. look at this with authority. that is duncan over 7 foot two inch jordan pachinski. this guy is spectacular for a freshman. brunz up by three. sun devils a chance to tie. john gilling no. tipped around. ucla holds on to move on to the semi finals. world baseball classic comes to san francisco this sunday. team usa needing a win tonight to lock up a spot in the semi finals. smokes at 451 feet to left. that is where they are now, deadlocked at one. just when struggling lakers were finding their trip they lose kobe bryant because of a high ankle sprain. kobe wants revenge this, turns into a controversial. lakers and hawks last night. kobe went up for the shot. landed on the foot of daunte jens. bryant thinks jones slid under him intentionally. he's not happy bit. nba said a foul should have been called on jones on this bay plai. >> there is a very, very dangerous play. i

and you're right t point ut that it's sector specific. obviously last summer, for instance, we had a huge rally in the grain markets off the back of that drought. and this year when you see energy coming off and the soft markets skochling off, you really are reacting to the fundamental supply/demand dynamics in those markets. >> but let's talk about financial demand. in other words, the easy policy that the federal reserve just this week ben bernanke essentially continuing to pledge that policy for cash is going to be easy. and the chinese is trying to stimulate its economy. so you would think between all the money out there, and demand maybe overseas picking up we would see a pickup in price, why not. >> well, there's a couple factors going on. even in the gdp print you continue to see that u.s. consumer, consumptive demand continues to be rather weak, particularly relative to as you set it up here, high levels of equity prices. so the underlying fundamentals for a large part of the commodity market, not only in the advanced economies li