ahead of the national small business week -- of will be traveling back to washington, d.c., this week and to celebrate national small business week, but you're also the largest. best of all, you do small business week in a unique way. you not only celebrate and honor our small businesses, but your help to provide them with the support they need to go on and be even more successful. for example, a number of you were there last night at flavors of sf, and over 1200 people there -- i love the people -- the idea of luring people in with food and helping to connect them with the resources to helping them succeed. tomorrow is the all day small business conference and training. a host of training to help a small businesses be more successful. san francisco really is unique, and i hope will lead the whole country in this. it is just a fabulous week. thank you again to everyone, and congratulations to our award winners. [applause] >> thank you, elizabeth. and thank you so much for recognizing san francisco. i now would like to welcome the president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of comme

week." >> i just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same sex couples should be able to get married. gwen: the president confirmed what his friends and foes long suspected. but did the vice president force his hand? and does mitt romney want to change the subject? >> i have the same view on marriage that i had when i was governor and that i've expressed many times. i believe marriage is relationship between a man and a woman. gwen: celebration in some quarters, dismay in others. in indiana, a venerable republican senator falls. >> serving the people of indiana in the united states senate has been the greatest honor of my public life. gwen: is the tea party back? and the mysterious double agent who foiled al qaeda. what did we learn? >> i can tell you that we should never, ever let our guard down. gwen: covering the week, john dickerson of "slate" magazine and cbs news. major garrett of "national journal." susan davis of "usa today." an

week. >> we undertook almost like a "mission: impossible" retrieval to bring him into the embassy. >> gwen: the complicated case of chen quangcheng that plunged the u.s. into a domestic standoff with china. the president's secret trip to afghanistan. >> the agreement we signed today sends a clear message to the afghan people. as you stand up, you will not stand alone. gwen: what it meant and what it didn't mean. today's new unemployment numbers. is the economy getting better or have job seekers given up? >> this is a sad time in america, when people who want work can't find jobs. >> and mitt romney ties up loose ends. their name, santorum, bachmann and gingrich. >> i'm asked sometimes is mitt romney conservative enough, and my answer is simple -- compared to barack obama? you know, this is not a choice between mitt romney and ronald reagan. gwen: covering the week, martha raddatz of abc news, peter baker of the new york times, david wessel of the "wall street journal" and charles babington

on "washington week." the candidates race to define each other. >> the center piece of his campaign is quick clearly is character assassination and the center piece of my campaign is my vision to get america working again. >> he's running for president and if he's going to run the country the way he ran our business, i wouldn't want him in there. gwen: but much of it is overshadowed by a billionaire's plan to throw a new spotlight on an old debate. house speaker john boehner renews another hard-fought battle, this time over the debt's ceiling. >> where's the president's plan to stop the largest tax increase in american history from occurring on january the 1st? gwen: and government asks the question what is big bank's role when the nation stumbles? >> a nation that's just gone through the crisis we've gone through to understand what is legitimate, what isn't legitimate. >> i would suggest that j.p. morgan take their business to las vegas because it's a gamb. gwen: covering the week, karen tumulty of "the w

the federal reserve this week which released the minutes from the last week seemed to leave the door open to further stimulus because of europe. >> right. >> once again, they discussed the european problem perhaps impacting the u.s. do you think it's likely that we see qe3, what's your thought on the fed approximate with the ten-year at 170, it's less likely than if the ten-year were at 250 or 300 or something like that. i think the fed is being handed a gift here. europe is doing quantitative easing for the united states. our ten-year is at 170, 180, not because of u.s. problems, because of european problems. we're feasting to some extent on their problems. >> do you think that greece does leave the euro? is that going to have a big impact? >> you know, it's hard to say. it's a political decision. probably in politics, who knows whatever happens. i think from an economic point of view, i think they probably have to. >> but it's a small country, relative to the other ones. and the worry is a domino effect, that portugal, spain, italy could follow. then you're in trouble. >> right. my

now, not only is it a big week for facebook, guess what? big-time week for the founder. mark zuckerberg, it's his birthday. ripe old age of 28. half the age of the average ceos on the s&p 500. wall street observers say his maverick style might undergo a little bit of shift coming up in the next few months and years because he'll have to answer to shareholders as well as to more wall street investment firms, hedge funds, and pension funds. >> that's right. got to open the books. all right. >>> hey, want to check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. good weekend. >> good weekend for all the mamas out there, and good weekend. if you had a chance to get outdoors. we're going to have to deal with the cloud cover, the may gray is back in the bay area. 54 degrees in livermore this morning. nice and mild to start, 53 in san jose. and holding on to the upper 50s in san francisco, 57 degrees there. meanwhile, those 40s popping up on the temperature map. microclimates making things cool up in the north bay. i wanted to point out we are all in the moderate air

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real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> we're looking for a little bit of rain at tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, just kind of cloudy. >> the fact that it was great weather for baseball. >> 73 on wednesday, a little cooler as a clears up thursday and friday. >> not bad. >> that is a look of the news.

real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> a driver made a painful mistake when he stepped out of a car in the middle of a busy russian highway. he was hit by an oncoming car and a full flipped before crashing to the ground. the person that goes to the video online says that a man only suffered a broken leg. apparently he did not hit his head. it is unclear where the video was filmed. somewhere in russia. that was one lucky guy. >> i've seen that video 10 times a day and i still cringe >> how can you not? >> he only broke his leg. thank goodness. >> i don't want to be lucky like that. that is not the kind of lock that i'm looking for. >> people in the bay area, lots of sunshine as senators heat up outside. today already beginning to see 80s in the bay area in some of the warm response to by the afternoon maybe some low ninety's. 81 degrees right now in concord and 82 in livermore. 76 in san francisco and 80 degrees in san jose. looking good into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. it is going to be warm

this has been happening for weeks and weeks.continuing to do better. germany did better this week. you can see spain and china and brazil. we are outperforming once again. again, let's not say, for example, that the united states necessarily is decoupling but clearly things are looking better. a lot of the reporters this morning and some of the analysts are passing around the facebook numbers and price targets that have been out there. i want to highlight the range that we had. these are 12 months, 48, and if you go down a little further, s&p 500 is $30. star mine has $9.50. my point is that you have some people at 48 and some people at 40. this is a rather, shall we say, odd distribution for price targets. i won't say it's crazy. there are a lot of people looking at the same data and coming to very different conclusions about what should be going on with this company and that's because the uncertainty regarding the future revenue streams are extraordinarily high. this is the indication of how tough things are. facebook has beco

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real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway.redients for life. >>> firefighters in arizona say the five wildfire burns there tonight mark an ominous start to the fire season. the gladiator fire burning in the historic mining town of crown king has forced the evacuation of the town's 350 people. so far it's burned 600 acres, destroyed three buildings and at this point it's just 2% contained. one of the largest fires is in the tonto national forest, it has burned 3,100 acres however no structures are in danger. in all some 6,000 acres have burned so far. >>> here at home invest invest -- investigators say a number of deliberate fires may all by linked. someone put an incendiary device into the gas tank of a car on waiverly court in san francisco. there was another car fire on king drive in daly city and several small fires were set on collin drive also in daly city. no one was hurt. >>> police are keeping an eye on a piece of property after clearing out several protesters. the occupy the farm protest came to an end with a show of

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real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life.. the hasn't been a has fallen below-month and has now been pretty on wall street, there's a lot the market is looking elsewhere overseas that is working against stocks right now. >> the problems in europe fell not disappear. they seem to be rearing their heads in the headlines again. >> the new lending facility inspires some confidence that my mother was a report friday showing factor correction in china i flying down the can a slowdown in the chinese economy. how big of an effect does that have been the united states? >> it is really more indirect and direct. certainly we do sell to china and other countries affected certainly does not help matters much to see the growth rate going down. >> de expecting growth of u.s. companies to continue? this >>james: let's take a live look outside. here is were expected the weather to develop and how we expect the weather to develop over the course of the date. until we get to be counted and, you can see by the north bay, east bay and south a war

to week.succumbing as the euro goes higher and hard assets like gold trading as a hedge at least right now has been lower, down 1.26% for the week tie day up $14 at and not once do we mention any economic data here in the united states which was okay this week. not great but not bad. >> there wasn't really a lot of data this week. i think next week we'll see more and a few other things and you can hear at some point it's going to step in and quantitative easing and very strong rallies, lately it's not the case and react positively and i don't think we're going to see that. >> if we have the easing, it's going to change the dynamics. u.s. again for a third time. >> you could argue that the crisis in europe right now is doing that for them because their goal is to keep long rates as long as they can. >> it's scary, though. i don't want to be relying on europe for future growth in the united states. i'm sorry. it seems that -- yeah, the yields are being held down because of the european crisis. a

, and i put in a probably a decent move this week. and that was across 50, and then july corn did it yesterday and this morning and at one time we were about it. >>> and there's a lot going on that can fool you. one might look week one day, all it really is, they are banging the box between corn and beans either way. >>> but back to the bigger picture, this is also -- it could also be a very bullish thing because china eating into the eu, the production, the standard of living, it will not go down at least in the area because the communist party will make sure that there is plenty of things and especially hawks. >> and china made some big purchases this week or. >> yes, there will be two types of buying, out of china. there will be a small amount of corn and that will be picking up a lot more, and i think it will end up building a reserve, and i think that will take place in new cross court right now, the reserve people are the ones buying for the state, and the price sensitivity is probably different than it is for the end-users over

>> i would say about two weeks. one point that i would like to -- chair hur: as far as the legal issues, when could you have those briefed? same time >> let me think for a moment. yes, we could brief the legal issues, i would say, and the ones that we referenced before we could read immediately, meeting the standard of proof and the procedures for the hearing. the other issues, we are capable of briefing them, all of the issues on the bullet list, but i question about them coming before the commission, and there are how the facts interact with the law. there is an allegation that before the sheriff was an office, he told his wife he was very powerful. it is our contention that he was referring to the power a share. that occurred before he was in office, and if that has been alleged, the argument goes that it is not quite so simple to say that anything you do before january 8 cannot be construed as before office, so i think that these issues are better dealt with based on the factual record and the abstract, but we c

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and weeks and weeks saturating the media here with wild completely inaccurate fabricated stories about how the demonstrators are violent they actually have charged young people with terrorism charges of million and a half dollar bail they kidnapped people right on the streets of the lawyers spent days trying to find they would not have done that if they did not feel a normally threatened that right here in the u.s. there is a denunciation of nato of its wars and demanding that the troops be brought home from afghanistan that there be no new wars and the end to this skyrocketing military spending while every social program here is cut it wouldn't be doing any of this if they didn't feel threatened. as protests unfolded on the streets outside the nato summit some big announcements were made inside talks mostly focusing on afghanistan and european missile defense with the blocks chief saying the shield is up and running with interim capability or he's got a chick young reports. this is the first step of base multi-stage missile shield program in europe nato secretary general says for eigh

it's now been one week since facebook sold stock to the public and it's been a rough week. shares lost 3.5% today as volume shrank quite a bit along with the overall market. the stock's initial offering price was $38 and has lost 16% in the past week. investment banks u.b.s. and citigroup reportedly lost $50 million combined on trades during facebook's glitch-fille debut last week. with a long weekend ahead of us, we'll see if any merger deals are hammered out over the holiday. we have learned the pursuit of bio-pharmaceutical company amylin is heating up. according to bloomberg, drug makers merck and sanofi have made initial buy-out offers worth at least $25 per share. but the market clearly expects the bidding to go higher. ina soft market today, amylin found buyers, pushing the stock up more than 8% to almost $28 per share well above the reported first offer price of $25. amylin already said no to bristol-myers squibb's $22 a she offer. don't except a deal for talbots. the women's clothing retailer ended buyout talks with its second largest shareholder, sycamore partners

once a week the food bank picks it up. he views it as an opportunity to give back to his community and improve overall health. . >> i talked to the guy at the facility and they say the eggs go quick. the nonperishable can stuff probably what people are used to getting. to be able to provide a fresh supervisorrer food it's good. i hope people enjoy it. >> with the texas farm bureau. amanda hill. >> the capitol area food bank provides food to 19 food banks. >>> next week spring clean up time. we will see how it makes financial sense. >>> up next why i might loose my job as chief grain cart operator. please stay with us. >> miss any of the show. head to united states farm report.com to watch the program online. united states farm report, the spirit the countryside. farm technology is changing at a rapid pace. and it appears my role . >>> farm technology is advancing at historic pace and appears my role could soon be limited as grain cart operator. why concepts that companies introducing today provide a look into the future. >

this is next week's forecast. next week just try to remember it's going to be a little cooler.but this weekend is going to be outstanding. daytime highs tomorrow warm. 85 in napa. 86 up in the clear lake area. maybe warmer than that. 82 in nevato. lots of cities, lots of warmth. air quality good though. bar-b-que weather. everyone at the coast we're going -- even at the coast we're going to see clearing like we did today. we'll see plenty of clearing. the five day forecast shapes up like this. nice one, saturday and sunday looks good. in education week starts to cool down but we -- next week starting to cool down but we don't care because it's the weekend. >> a's game is at 7:00, bring a jacket? >> yeah, it's going to be in the 60s. >>> see why there's an unusual air of uncertainty resinating through this year's greek festival. >>> joins for these stories and more at 7:00 on tv 3á6. >>> the big donation jim harbaugh unveiled today to help the city respond to the next major emergency. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology su

as we get into the work week. now here is a sneak preview of your work week forecast.anton close to 90 degrees. 80s and 90s in our forecast. >> thank you, rob. >>> in san francisco, a fire sent six people to the hospital including several firefighters. it started in an apartment building in the miss district this morning. stephanie is there with more on what happen pepd. >> hi, diane. people all afternoon have been coming back it find their homes destroyed. one building behind this corner unit is red tagged as well as a blue apartment building. flames and smoke pouring out of windows that are now gone. this is deemed unlivable and now 37 people are without homes. the cause of this is still under investigation. we do know that fire started just before 10:00 this morning and 15 minutes later went from one alarm to four alarm fire. so it was spreading very fast. fire officials say it appears it began in a common stair well between the two buildings which like every building on this block are wooden. firefighters say they immediately decided to fight from inside. >> they a

business week 2012 begins next week on the 14th of may. and the commission will be participating. where are present at the -- we are present at the kickoff event on monday night. commissioner perez is helping with some collateral material and marketing so people will know we're there. we will be telling small businesses about what we do. and the balance of the week, you should take a look at the small business commission website because there is a lot of things that go on all week long in the neighborhoods that i think also we should remain involved with. the other thing i wanted to appeal -- of the yuan is -- update you on tupelo. we had an application from tecolote. -- tupelo. they ended up at board of appeals. there were appealing the zoning administrator's letter. they did not prevail. they lost the appeal and the decision came out last week. they are, i believe, in the process to resolve the issues. i expect at some point, it will be back to that commission and a new set of conditions you will consider with respect -- to that permit.

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so even though we are one week away from the ipo, we know it's going to be many weeks yet before we have a resolution of many of these legal issues over what happened with this facebook ipo. and we are still weak on the price compared to the ipo number. >> we know facebook publicly urging patience saying this is a good company. we will build. geoff cutmore, thanks so much. have a great weekend. we appreciate it. >>> it was exactly 33 years ago today -- 33 years ago today -- 6-year-old etan patz disappeared while waiting for a school bus in new york city. now for the first time in the long and painful public case, a suspect will face charges for etan patz murder. police say pedro hernandez who worked at a convenience store near the boy's home has confessed to the crime. patz from the bus stop with the promise of a soda only to choke him to death and dump his body in the trash about a block away. the stunning development comes just weeks after the fbi, you'll remember, searched the basement of another building in the lower manhattan neighborhood where patz lived after a police dog alerted

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that, and all of the week's politics, with our powerhouse roundtable. with george will, donna b are razile, matthew dowd, laura ingraham and gavin newsome. >>> hello, again. president obama and his fellow g8 leaders left camp david last night for a nato summit in chicago. after agreeing to do all they can to get our economies growing stronger with good jobs. more evidence this week that we don't have any consensus on how to do that here in washington, where the parties are still far apart on how to handle jobs and our national debt. speaker boehner laid down the gauntlet on tuesday. >> when the time comes, i will again insist, my principal on cut and reforms greater. >> and the president's team fired right back. >> the debt limit question has bubbled up. do you see -- >> do you believe it? >> can you believe it? >> i don't understand this. i don't understand it. >> we'll dig into this debate and owl of the week's political news in the roundtable. >>> but first, my exclusive interviews from the capital. i began by asking the speaker, to explain why he wa

christina loren is here to tell us about a hot week. >> hot week.ake a look at the spectacular sunrise. the result of all that sunrise coming in early. temperatures in the 50s. right now for the next 15 to 20 minutes, you're going to get those gorgeous oranges and reds. so check it out in your city. temperature wise today, up to the 80s by noon inland, and you'll round out the day at about 4:00 p.m. at 86 degrees. you'll be likely turning on the ac on in your car. >> we're focusing on the slowdown happening southbound 101 as you're approaching 237 between moffett and 237 is where we've been following this motorcycle accident and all the activities in the center divide. i hear, though, they're not going to be able to clear that motorcycle because of the driver's helmet is wedged in a tire there and they can't roll the vehicle. but fortunately the driver's head was not in that helmet. the driver's okay, just a problem for the cycle and now slowing now as you approach 237 through the area. we're looking at a slower drive in the immediate area, but noth