and here for an exclusive, the chairman and ceo of vail resorts. here. >> so what was the deal? you got decent snow before president's day, didn't you? >> we did. but that was a pretty far into the season, so this was really a historic drought for california that effected not only the ski market but obviously so many other businesses in the state. it definitely took a little bit of a toll on us. the good news is we're still growing 6% to 8% this year despite this historic low snowfall in tahoe because of double digit growth in colorado and utah resorts. >> people should recognize you're a new york guy, a wall street guy. you've been expanding this business from private equity for 22 years. the big contribution you make now with ten resorts is the epic past. that's tep pick sale to the country to saying that skiing is not too expensive. what is the announcement this year, are we there yet? >> absolutely. i think we have a variety of passes that range from $279 to $700. it's absolutely the best deal in the entire industry. it's the greatest resorts o

their crimes were vailed in secrecy. >> no means no. unconsciousness means no.ental disability means no. intoxication means no. >> also known as audrey's law still must go through committee. senator jim belle, the sponsor in the senate says he has a sponsor in the attemptably. reporting live here in saratoga, bob redell. >>> thank you. >>> still to come, new rules on frequent flier milers. how to take advantage of the changes. plus abay area company makes their wall street debut. >> here on this friday things are warming up nicely. we're headed to the 70s today and warmer for the upcoming weekend. we'll talk about that and the chance of rain coming up in the full forecast. >>> welcome back this morning. the city of pleasanton getting read for for the sale of safeway. there is close to 2600 people works at safeway grocery stores and the company headquarters in pleasanton alone. the mayor says he was surprised by yesterday's announcement and it setting up meetings between safeway and the parent company of albertson's to see what can be done to soften the blow to t

eat music playing) welcome to beautiful and very snowy vail, colorado.i'm tim ryan and joined here by some of the greatest athletes in the history of ski racing. and they're all here for one reason, the thrills and spills of the 31st annual korbel american ski classic.

. >> their crimes were vailed in secrecy. >> reporter: talking about the three boys that sexual assaulted her. >> we believe if the identity of the sexual offenders and their sentence were exposed it would detour future instances. >> reporter: reportedly received 30-45 days in juvenile hall, two serving on weekends. >> no less devastated because they were juveniles. >> reporter: that's why she's teamed up to create audrey's law. it would also make cyber bullying a crime. the lewd photos were shared via text. that week pott sent out at facebook passenger that said my life is ruined. my life is over. pott committed suicide soon after. >> and when kind of message is that sending to all of the boys who have witnesses this incident. >> reporter: she was shocked by the offender's light sentences. >> and how do i explain that to my son? that these boys did something horrific to this young woman and nothing was done. >> reporter: the bill must make it through two committees and pass by a two-thirds vote in order become a law. ktvu news, channel 2 news. >>> a said fare well to a young -- farewell

a lot of the searches have been no no a vail. >> i'm originally from minnesota. we get snow a lot. this is unusual for d.c. obviously. i love the snow, but i have to admit i'm getting tired. >> reporter: of course his being fed up isn't helped by his inability to locate ice melt or salt. they're going to have some tomorrow. hopefully in time for a lot of people. people are making altercations. they're stocked up with sand. ice melt for now, you're going to have to look far and wide. derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thanks derrick. >>> alexandria is urging everyone to stay off the roads during and after the storm so crews can clear. crews will clear may primary and emergency roads first. 44 acres of parking lots and city owned scares. crews tweeted a picture of a truck loading up at a salt facility. the city says it has a good supply ready to go. they have crews standing by to treat the roads. they'll monitor the weather and deploy the teams when time is right. >>> we got a check on maryland and the district. they're preparing for another round of snow. the public works says it

. >> regardless ofspection, the vail of secretly started to slip after the financial crieses galvanized. a drive which gained greater urgency inside is the vatican, after allegations of corrupt purr which ising practices surveillance fashioned in letters leaked to the press. the swiss lawyer cleaning up the banking system to bring the vatican in line with global transparency standards. >> the past, whenever they had a problem, a scandal, they appointed a bump of cardinals to look into it, this man is admires all over the world for his competence, in this kind of an area, so this -- and this is a man who is not depend on the favor of any cardinal. >> in february 2013, pope benedicts bake the first in nearly 600 years to resign. leaving it to a successor is pope francis to carry on. >> this one with involved a former vatican accountant, charged with laundering millions of euros to the bank, pope francis tapped to have a newly formed secretary of the economy. a financial watchdog reported direct my to the pontiff. >> he going to push for more accountability in the vatican. now count can me

they found the third suspect at his home in sunny vail. lopez is charged with burglary and conspiracy. the two other juvenile suspects were charged and released into their parents' custody. >>> making the grade. candidates running for mayor in san jose made their case for education and helping students succeed. ten people will be on the ballot for the mayor's race. five candidates showed up at the education forum at santana row. their first question, what role can the next mayor play in schools and education. >> what america can do is leverage the power, and cooperate with the corporations. the ceos want us to invest in the students. they want us to prepare the students so that when they enter the work force, they're ready to work and contribute to the economy. >> these parents have timelines and milestones to make, that makes my work on the city council look like nothing. i have huge admiration for the parents' organizations. i think the next mayor should work alongside those parents who are actively involved in the excellent preparation

. >>> a vail jill for a popular mart mess eighth grader. a memorial is in place on the railroad tracks where jenna betti was killed sunday afternoon. on facebook, her mother says jenna dropped her phone and went back to retrieve it. that's when she was struck and killed. tonight's vigil starts at 6:30 at martinez junior high school. >>> a 4 your girl refrain -- 4- year-old girl remains in critical condition. her mother was driving on osgood road when she crossed the center line and hit another car head-on. the little girl was in the back in a car seat that wasn't secured properly. police say the mother and the driver she hit may both face drunk driving charges. the faa is investigating the crash of a small plane that took the life of a lake tahoe woman. the wreckage of a single engine piper malibu was spotted yet in the mountains near truckee. a tahoe city couple was flying back from santa ana. the husband survived with critical injuries but his 55- year-old wife died. >>> developing news about facebook. the menlo park social media giant ha

. >> democratic congresswoman barbara lee called ryan's comments a thinly vailed racial attack that cannotted. those comments were made just as democrats were trying to force a vote on extending long-term unemployment benefits. if a majority of the house signs that discharge, the chamber must vote on the bill. >>> in florida the estranged wife of congressman alan grayson has dropped a restraining order fwens him. she had accused her husband of shoving her earlier this month. >>> former president bill clinton is hitting the trail for a member of the family. no, not hillary. daughter chelsea's mother-in-law. marjorie manager leez is running for congress in pennsylvania. she searched one house term in the early 1990s. a vote in favor of clinton's economic plan is widely believed to have prevented her re-election. >>> the muppets took over the white house wednesday. the characters entertain military families with an advanced screening of the new manufacture. kermit even got a special coin awarded to him from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. that's your morning dish of scrambled polit

police found the third suspect at his home in sunny vail. think arrested lugos of palo alto. the two other juvenile suspected were charged and released into their parents' custody, customary in such cases. >>> new report tonight that the california dmv may have been hacked. it involved online payments from last august 2nd to january 31st of this year. the stolen data includes the card number, expiration date and that three-digit security code on the back of your card. the exact number of stolen card numbers is not known. banks and credit card companies are alerting customers about the compromised cards. the spokesman for the dmv said there's no evidence of a direct breach, but they've opened an investigation and is working with state and federal law enforcement as a precaution. >>> making the grade. candidates running for mayor in san jose made their case for supporting education and helping students succeed. ten people will be on the ballot for the mayor's race. five candidates showed up at the forum at santana row. the first question, what role could the next mayor play in

the suspect has been identified as alexander yawn of emory vail. he is facing d.u.i. and resisting arrest charges. >>> happening now. san francisco's police chief is holding a town hall meeting to talk to concerned residents about a deadly officer-involved shooting. one of his officers shot 28-year-old nieto last sad night. he pointed a weapon at them and they opened fire. but last night, during a vigil, friends said he stayed out of trouble and was well-educated. he was the southbound f a restraining order earlier. and after attacking that man with a taser. we will find tonight on the 10:00 news if family got answers they were looking for. >> dozens of tenants say their lives have been turned upside down because of eviction notices. their attorney says it's just another example of low and middle income residents being forced to flee the city to make way for high-tech. >> i didn't see that one coming at all. >> shandra has livered in this damped -- cramped studio apartment on market street for ten years. the bathroom is down the hall and the elevators don't always wor

a man was found dead in a marijuana grow house in the eden vail area. the body was discovered after a fire at the house on eppling lane. police were called to the home last night. >>> and a national guardsman from northern california is in custody accused of trying to go to the middle east to fight alongside terrorists. kpix 5's joe vasquez went to the valley. >> reporter: at his community college in stockton, students can't believe 20-year-old nicholas teausant is accused of trying to be a terrorist. >> he talked about math mittics and really liked racing. he was into fast cars and whatnot. >> the fact that he's been arrested and -- >> bizarre bro. >> reporter: being interviewed about a different subject just two days before he left town. >> i avoid confrontation as much as possible. >> reporter: he had recently converted to islam and also happens to be in the process of being discharged from the army national guard. the feds say he was on his way to syria this weekend to fight on the side of the group formally known as al-qaeda in iraq which the u.s.

here's a look at interstate 80 around king vail. drivers were turned around for a time because of all the snow fall. there are chain requirements on interstate 08 been baxter and truckee. >>> we have team cover tonight but we begin with the meteorologist. >> those numbers really adding up, with the cold front moving slowly across the bay area earlier today and into the afternoon hours and into the evening hours. you can see san rafael, marin county picking up an inch of rain. san francisco nearly three quarters of an inch. ben lomond, an inch. the rain showers are moving to the south. the most active weather tonight has been up to our north, butte county where storm system touched tornado warning. it has expired. some developments over the last hour since about 9:00 o'clock. some scattered rain showers right around san francisco and the bay bridge. moving the map to the south, you get an idea of the overall progression with the rain showers approaching the santa cruz mountains. also this one development approaching fremont. so fremo

he did this under the vail of his and his country. i'm not in his head. i'm told that been one of the things that struck him is that he seems to be making this up as he goes along that he has started with a real game plan. he said that the russian federation would not be taking crimea again and then he changed that. he has been all over the place in terms of what he said and what is happening. i think the thing that we need to know cus focus on right now putin and obama, they are talking past each other. history and putin is greatly angered and why he has agreed has to do with he doesn't think russia has to do with his, historical decision. he believes that the white house there are facsist elements in the ukraine. according to the white house to cry and keep such people isolated. there are different interpretations here. it is a dangerous situation. the off ramp that they have been trying to get him onto, he is not driving up to it. it is continuing. meanwhile, you have a situation where your correspondent said destabilizing. one of his goals here is to

and temperature will be slower into livermore valley because of a crash on westbound 580 at green vail and you can give yourself a little extra time into green veil. we have a serious sounding cross in the clayton area and a car ran into a pole and the electrical wires, that person is trapped inside along with emergency crews. 5:49 let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and it's backed up, maybe for a 3 minute delay. total drive time, just a little bit over, more than 120 minutes and 280 looks good. here is rosemary. >>> okay, we are waking up with that, we have to take that one slow and a little bit of drizzle out there this morning. it is not being picked up although it is falling below the beam and that still remains in place and we still had a few sales, oh look, there is drizzle falling from the sky, perhaps a few light showers and the bunt of the system is moving through and in fact i had to customize this to show you between the evening commutes and into 2:00 or 3:00 a.m., you can see about midnight, it is already leaving the south bay so the brunt of this storm is out of here an

dozens of people attended ay vail yesterday morning after being dropped in the another passenger has serious injuries. he was behind the wheel and they are investigating the cause of the crash. >>> there is less than a month left to sign up for the new health care program and we are learning 15% of people who've already enrolled haven't paid their premiums yet. if payments are not sent in, enroll lees could lose their coverage. that could cause enrollment numbers to drop. meantime the rate of people without health insurance is on track to reach the lowest level since 2008. it found 15.9% of americans don't have health insurance. the drop translates to 3-4 million people getting coverage. >>> a deadly drunk driving crash in sell -- in san leandro. what the driver did. >> the father of the sandy hook school shooting speaks up. >>> traffic is move august long. it's a little wet here. and that may slow you down a bit. >> we do have very light rain drizzled this morning but after today there are signs of a warmup. >>> president obama will meet with ukrainian prime minister over the weeken

chains are required on 80 from king vail to donor lake. >> spring skiing just in time for spring break. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. snow, sleet, tornado warnings. >> rare weather happening here across the bay area. an uplift and getting rotation with the wind moving in. we'll track the tornado warnings in just a second, but we want to see across the bay area is a few light scattered showers. if you do any commuting tonight, expect that. more on the third storm system of the week coming up. we'll take you in here across sacramento. a funnel cloud reported with the strong storm system approaching whitney north of roseville on interstate 80 headed towards lincoln. if you conon in the sacramento area, they will be under this warning until 6:30 parts of northern sacramento and sooter county. a very dangerous storm there. that is headed right towards whitney. also off to the north, tracking a second tornado warning at this hour just to the south and also west of chicco. this is a super cell thunderstorm. it's been going for about the past hour and a half. butte and

. >>> it's a growing problem across the bay area, and this man was caught in the act on sur vail lance cam kra. he was steeling a package. it was the second time a package was stolen from a home in a week. the man is described as 20 to 30 years old, almost bald, he was wearing a dark hoodie with the letters s.a.n. on it. >>> firefighters battling cancer. you may remember that last december we uncovered the history of a station that has the reputation as the cancer station. tony, san jose acting fire chief is calling for changes. >> making changes, because that's when firefighters had the courage to sit in front of our cameras and shear theare their , firefighters in a fight for their lives. >> there is no cure for my cancer. >> reporter: mike cunningham gave three decades of his life fighting fires in san jose. >> my life's changed. it's altered. it will never be the same. >> reporter: captain rick wardall also spent years in the fire department. >> you have cancer. you worked at station 5. >> yeah. >> in your opinion, should the city be investigating what happened to so many of your f

>> there are a lot of different vail ways out there, but at least 1 1/2 times current cap.hink all of them exceed the market cap. >> carter, good points. steve, good points. that's why we call them talking numbers. be sure to check out the online edition, tacking numbers. facebook gets a downgrade. they may the long-term outlook, but c'mon, stock's up 153% over it is past year, so aural gus basically saying not much is that left. >>> ali baba will be listing in the u.s. and yahoo soaring more than 77% for the past three years. martin, great to have you with us. part of the reason why yahoo has done so well is because of the expectations of the impending ipo. once they sell off, what, close to half of their stake, what's left? >> i still would. i think in terms of the ali baba, they'll have to sell 10%, which was all prenegotiated. they're going to hold 14% of the company, and i think yahoo frankly needs to come out and saying they're planning to keep that stake. i think it's a good investment. i think they'll strike other strategic partnerships in the chinese region. separa

that was republican senator saxby chambliss in a not-so-vailed rebuke of senator dianne feinstein, thef the senate intelligence committee who did exactly what chambliss says no one should do in the public domain. >> when the internal panetta documents disappeared from the computer system, this suggested once again that the cia had removed documents already provided to the committee in violation of cia agreements and white house assurances that the cia would cease such activities. on january 15, 2014, cia director brennan requested an emergency meeting to inform me and vice chairman chambliss that without prior notification or approval, cia personnel had conducted a search that was john brennan's word, of the committee computers at the off-site fraltty. in place of asking any questions, the cia's unauthorized search of the committee computers was followed by an allegation, which we now have seen repeated anonymously in the press, that the committee staff had somehow obtained the document through unauthorized or criminal means. perhaps to include hacking into the cia's computer network.

heavy snow earlier in king vail. this looks like a good system for everybody here. so finally.udy with rain. some of that will be heavy. possibility of more hail later on. it will be breezy at times. and some of the rain rates they just get brief heavy rain. 50s and 60s ons temps. very, very cool day and in fact we will keep that into thursday. >> thank you, steve. >>> one of the most anticipated stock options. the company that makes the very popular candy crush started trading on the new york stock exchange. it was priced at $22.50 a share which is lower than analysts expected and i'm checking it right now it looks like it might open down about $1.50 from that price. >>> time 16:53. trying to discourage aggressive driving in oakland. what bicyclists will be allowed to do if they feel threatened. >> motorists from secret service removed from duty. have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. $300 o

we're going to lift the vail off of life right now off of the streets of moscow, and we will discuss that with our jennifer glasse who is in see vast pole to talk about the current situation in crimea. we're going to take a break. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. i'm del walters in new york. the president of the united states just moments ago >>> right now the world leaders have taken to the stage in brussels, belgium, the president of the united states scheduled to speak third on the podium. that gives us just a little bit of time. nina i want to begin with you, when we were talking about what life is like realistically on the streets of moscow right now, and how is the russian economy surviving because we saw the ruble drop. >> it has been very few weeks, so it didn't hit the streets that well -- that much. but there is a lot of fear of people who want to travel, like to travel go skiing in the alps, and go other places, so they are very afraid that these sanctions will affect their daily lives -- >> so it's not all roses? >> no, no, no. no propaganda is ever roses. but now

engage in direct authorities in kiev, and jim, as we heard earlier, he wanted cooler heas s to pree vail, and he didn't believe that the ukrainian ambassador displayed such calm. back to u, you jim. >> and we go to elise labott, and i understand that you have more information? >> well, jim, just talking to the senior edadministration officials about the policy options in discussion and presented to president obama. of course, we have talked about the carrot and the stick in terms of the carrot that russian influen influences, that russian influences in ukraine would be considered when the ukrainian government puts together the national unity government, but they are looking at how far is president putin willing to go? is he thinking of a full scale invasion of eastern ukraine, and what is the policy options for that, and with what should they be this is there is possible sanctions on the russian entities and individuals and g-8 and other things that they can do, but they know that russians will retaliate. if you look at what happened with the magnitzi act and what did the russians do? th

now, schultz told the vail global energy forum he's backing the project because it makes america less dependent on middle east oil. wrong. people tell me this will replace oil coming from venezuela. i don't believe that either. we got experts all over the place, dwont we? anyway, shut told the forum that is oil that doesn't go through the straits of hormuz. all right. a lot of oil does go through that portion of the world, but who says it will come to the united states? the canadian government is also stepping up its efforts to get the pipeline approved. ambassador to the united states, who i think is a quality guy, a good guy, has been a great politician for the canadians for years and not known to lie, he wrote a letter to john kerry on friday urging the united states to support the pipeline. he said if the pipeline is approved, can that today will work to reduce carbon emissions. ambassador wrote canada is committed to additional actions to reduce carbon emissions further. on friday, he told me and president obama, he says if the president says no to the pipeline, he's going to be

>> in sunny vail, david lui, abc 7 news. >>> important reminder right now -- daylight saving time begins one hour before you go to bed tonight. >>> and every time we change the clocks, the consumer product safety commission encourages us to check the batteries in our household smoke detectors and change them, if needed. two things i'm going to make a post-it note about. that's how low-tech i am. >>> let's send it up to the roof. lisa, i have forgotten. how embarrassing is that? i've gone like half-way into the next day. >> but i don't believe you're low-tech. no way. >>> good morning, everyone. here is a live look at doppler 7 hd. we are looking at a few clouds around the bay really in the form of low clouds. some fog from santa rosa to navato. we will see higher clouds throughout the day today. east bay hills camera looking at a little bit of fog. low 50s, san francisco. good morning, redwood city. 45 for you. down to 44 in loss -- 48 by the delta. concord and livermore coming in at 45 degrees. tower cam shows the nice view. it will be a pretty day today with spring like conditions. 60s

mohammed vail reports. >> this is a student protest in egypt, second largest city of alexandria.ilar protests took place across the country on wednesday to mark the third anniversary of the first most-mubarak constitution. others showed rejection of what they see as a coup against the legitimate government of former president mohammed moed morsi. in june, 2012, mohamed morsi became the first democratically elected president ofegypt. he scrapped the interim declarati declaration, the man appointed by morsi, asisi but the army's power was never unmind. in july, 2013, general asisi deposed morsi and suspended the constitution. the army was back in power. today, it is as if egypt has returned to square one after the fall of mubarak. a top general is practically in control and is expected to run for the highest. military use are back in the streets and once again, the future of egypt is far from certain. mohammed vaughn, al jazeera. >> these protests in cairo, i am joined on the line from cairo by yussef hasin. as i understand it, you have actually been taking part in these protests.

armies are marching down vail, no one is going. >> it was a vanity play for him to make him feel good don't think he cares what you think or whether you show up in his resort next year. he is never going to get out of there. >> we have to leave it there. you can talk -- >> ukraine is beating usa in soccer 1-nil. ukraine.ç >> how about that. >>> one part of the energy sector is getting a nice jolt today. we will tell you which it is, ahead. >>> and we talk with a guy hoping to change the way we operate in natural gas. that's ahead. for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. (music)

if businesses and families don't honestly e vail wait their situation, where they are, they'll never be able to put in place a course correction. so i want to visit the growth assumptions that omb makes. by way of doing that h i want to revisit where we've been in the past couple of yeergs. omb in 2010 projected that the ten-year growth projection would be 3.4%. the actual for the first four years of that period of time has been 2%. so significantly off. 2013, omb projected that the growth rate would be 4.2%. actual, 1.9%. so why is it that the american people should believe the administration now when they project a growth rate of 2.7% for ten years? >> a couple of things. one is, with regard to all of the projections that occur during that period, whether it's the blue chip, the fed, or even cbo, the growth that the nation has experienced has been slower than all projections thought. i would also say that many of the proposals -- we believe our proposals could cause and create growth. what we've seen in the past several years is a very strong fiscal drag that has come from policy p

baseball, let's go back to the winter sports. 1.6 million, that is how many skiers there are each year in vailming up on "surveillance." ♪ ♪ >> good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." this matters to our guest host, leo hindery. finally, finally the very limited partners of equity firms to the big payout. meaning that the general partner as received a massive payday, a timeless tradition on wall street. patience inlittle the six or seven-year cycle a private equity, maybe a year or two. >> 2013 was a good year for the .nvestors in private equity deservedly so. i think that they played the cycle well. the more concerning thing to me was the managers of private equity. the nine top managers in this category collectively made two .6 billion dollars for managing fiduciary capital. they paid roughly 15% taxes on that. >> you are saying most of those profits came from the carried interest? >> having taken some of these top private equity managers. >> that was an income that was a shared close-out, wasn't it? >> it was. you have structured a certain category of money managers and le

back when you worked for the united states state department, lift the vail for us.t happened inside these high level diplomatic meetings that have been taking place all day today. what can kerry offer him to try to bring the russians to the negotiating table. >> i think this is very difficult. president putin has been holding most of the cards and invaded crimea. secretary kerry will draw on two things. there has been universal condemn nation of the government and president putin. this is not a government that doesn't care about his image. putin care a lot. secretary kerry can paint them as isolated. you are right to say, anderson, that there is not unity between the eu and the u.s. in terms of what to do, but the house foreign affairs committee throughout the bill, there will be sanctions from the u.s. secretary kerry will point to that and say there is a way out for russia and the way out is to allow civilian observers reassure whoever is concerned that the ethnic russian population of the eastern ukraine and crimea. that's not a strong hand, but secretary kerry i

i rise today to remember and ask this house to adjourn in the memory of a dear friend from rich vail, california. mr. howl, who passed away on january 29. mr. lamalfa: he was a long time community leader, early in his life he served in our united states air force in world war ii. he was born in chesterfield, idaho, later moving to kingsburg in central valley, california. he would want to be most known for not just saving our country in world war ii but also saving souls. he dedicated most of his life in his church, his community, to helping people know about god. that's what clyde would want us to know. clyde dearly loved by the community and he had a way to reach everything, including youth. even though a guy you might think this his 80's, he had a way of talking to the young folks with that wry, crooked smile and twinkle in his eye and tap on the shoulder, he had a way of connecting with people that was unique and certainly enjoyed and loved by his community. he is survived by many, many family members, and we will all miss him in the community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore

if businesses and families don't honestly e vail wait their situation, where they are, they'll never be able to put in place a course correction. so i want to visit the growth assumptions that omb makes. by way of doing that h i want to revisit where we've been in the past couple of yeergs. omb in 2010 projected that the ten-year growth projection would be 3.4%. the actual for the first four years of that period of time has been 2%. so significantly off. 2013, omb projected that the growth rate would be 4.2%. actual, 1.9%. so why is it that the american people should believe the administration now when they project a growth rate of 2.7% for ten years? >> a couple of things. one is, with regard to all of the projections that occur during that period, whether it's the blue chip, the fed, or even cbo, the growth that the nation has experienced has been slower than all projections thought. i would also say that many of the proposals -- we believe our proposals could cause and create growth. what we've seen in the past several years is a very strong fiscal drag that has come from policy p

. >> this started at the top of vail, a mile away.that the 23 year-old driver was going to the driver, he was belligerent that the workers were afraid and they called the police. they came out but by then he took off. they tried to pull over but it was a great distance. he goes through this red light on fremont and slammed into this motorcycle driver so hard that the motorcycle ended up in the parking lot of the bank. they did not see this happening so after he slammed into this motorcycle, he just kept going and slammed into this power pole. his car caught on fire. he's still got out of the car is started running. the short pursue occurred and they caught him. only then, people drove to pass flack the officers down and told them what they saw. someone was down. >> this was a deadly accident where a motorcycle was on the ground, he was not identified, the coroner's office has now came to the scene but as far as the driver of the car he lives in emeryville, his lame is alexander, he was taken to hospital did a blood at all test and the

>> kelly, let's start off with vail resort. reported weaker than expected second quarter results.1.5 cents per share. william sonoma moving higher after posting better than expected fourth quarter profits but it reported disappointing guidance for its coming quarter, so that's at least one bit of news on william sonomsonoma. krispy kreme's full year guidance was in line with expectations. a tough day for herbalife. moving lower after it received an inquiry from the federal trade commission. this coming a day after bill ackman accused herbalife of at least questionable business practices in china. a tough day as well for zoge nix. we were going to end here on express after the retail reported weaker than expected fourth quarter earnings citing increased promotions as weighing on those results, so, kelly, overall it's been an interesting day. a lot of company-specific stories to talk about. >> a market of stocks. thank you, dom. food inflation has become a hot topic as well. economists say consumers can expect to pay more for food later in this year. for the u.s. it's mainly due to

and in the sunny vail -- just a beautiful day for a parade.e parade begins and low 70s for the afternoon. dublin also a parade there. and the weather will be nice, upper 70s to near 80 degrees for dublin this afternoon. and take a look at these numbers. 60 in redwood city. 72 san francisco. and 79 in napa. upper 60s in pacifica. low 70s for half-moon day. a high surf advisory for tomorrow and a look at your extended forecast coming up. >>> and now to the top story this morning. a deadly shooting in castor valley. sheriff's deputies spent the night at a home where a woman's body was found. >> reporter: within the last half hour, deputies pulled down the crime scene tape. but they are still working to locate the man who lives inside the home. the husband has not been located since yesterday. and we've learned the victim died from a gunshot wound. but detectives are not saying how many times she was shot or the extent of her injuries. an autopsy is scheduled for monday. neighbors tell us a husband, wife, and two daughters, ages 14 and eight, live