people of west virginia.ne of the votes that they point out in that is the children's health insurance program. i live in a state where there are a lot of children living in poverty whose parents can't afford insurance for one reason or another, unfortunately, and we know that their path to success and opportunity is better health. so i'm going to support the children's health insurance program. this is a history i've had since i was in the state legislature. and the way i would say to national groups is, i didn't come to congress to be rated by a national group. i came to help the people that i serve and i'm going to keep doing that. it's all the political silliness. i'm thinking i must be doing something right if everybody's attacking me. >> you have a karl rove who's trying to make american crossroads and try to start a new group that would help who he called more electable candidates for status, so in this case would be more supportive of your candidacy. are you glad that there are people like karl rove o

schools are closed in indiana, west virginia, virginia and now even maryland. thousands of flights have been canceled, mostly out of chicago and baltimore and washington, d.c. >>> speaking of washington, d.c., they're calling this snowstorm the snowquester. that's what happens when you let a geek in a cubicle name a snowstorm. let me show you the storm this morning. interstate 81 through virginia, wrest virginia, northern maryland is difficult to travel on. none on the ground yet in washington, d.c. and baltimore, but the worst of it will be as we go throughout the late morning and early this afternoon. along the coastal areas just dealing with rain for maryland, new jersey and new york city. i'll pinpoint snow totals for you and travel impacts later in the show. >>> even though many americans are still feeling the impact of the 2008 financial crisis, wall street is feeling no such pain. yesterday the dow finished at an all-time high, breaking the record set back in october of 2007. this year alone the dow is up 8.8%. for more on the bull market and whether it'

and then there's joe manchin of west virginia.bout joe manchin. >> so contradict myself about the most -- >> michael: you are not allowed to do that. >> he might be the exception to that rule. but joe manchin is a first termer. he knows his voters just like the other senator. he will probably be okay because he basically holds the right position to most of the social issues as west virginia generally. >> michael: yeah and he is pretty popular in west virginia. >> very popular. >> michael: and itlike looks like your home state, up on mark sanford, tied be curtis bossic was endorsed by rick santorum today, what is going to happen today? >> rick santorum is going to endorse bossic -- that means none. we don't know what is going to happen in that circus. >> michael: donnie fowler thank you so much for being here. up next, sorry to tell you this mary poppins, but far from making everything better that spoonful of sugar is going to give your young charges type ii diabetes. fruit just got cooler. fruit on one side, cool on the other. ice

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today they worked out former west virginia star pat white who has been out of football the past threehite works out today at the practice facility coach harbaugh worked out former west virginia star pat white who has been out of football the past three years but white was highly touted coming out a of college in 2009 - the miami dolphins took him in the second round after he rushed and pa

the heaviest snow during the wednesday daylight hours will be back from west virginia to virginia, from washington, d.c. west and north up to the hills, harrisburg, harrisonburg, charlottesville, that's the heaviest snow. during the day on wednesday, the winds will pick up on the coast, it will mostly be rain from new york city, philadelphia, d.c. turning over to snow as the day goes on. the question is how quickly will it change over and what will the temperatures be as far as accumulations go. as of right now about four inches in chicago. maybe six, highest totals in indiana today. i'll look at the totals for new england and the mid-atlantic later in the show. it's a difficult forecast. a lot will depend on elevations. >> all right. >>> coming up, an impostor sneaks into the vatican, a broke casey anthony lives off kindness and charity and martha stewart is back in court. >>> and the white house is fighting for your rights as a cell phone customer. [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. new nectresse. the 100% natural

bottom line at the end of the day, the supreme court in west virginia said, listen, the court in westginia must have a hearing to determine whether they should come back. my guess is, based on them withdrawing this motion this morning, that they have worked that part out and that these juveniles will be coming back to ohio to testify. i think one of the conditions will be is that they cannot be shown on camera because they, too, are juveniles. i think that that's what we're seeing going on. the motion itself was based on the fact that they needed these witnesses and without these witnesses, they could not adequately defend their clients. >> okay. so it sounds like mostly a procedural measure right now. >> yes. >> david, do we hear the sense that this case will be different than any other case of high school students charged with rape? >> i don't think so. that's one of the beauties of juvenile court, is you don't have a jury, you have a judge who assumedly is very sensitive to the issues surrounding about juveniles and what they go through and the types of programs that are available.

>> i don't know why he is silent other than maybe represents west virginia and people in west virginiat the second amendment protected. the guns they were talking about banning under diane feinstein's bill performed a different then ththenthe guns they were bannin. the cartridges on the small end of the power scale of rifle cartridges, and yet they say they want to ban that because it is more powerful, like our soldiers use. every round beer hunters use whether it is 243, 270, 30 odd six, obigger calibers, 308, they are all larger calibers, they don't want to ban those. gun owners know the truth. that is why they are so frustrated right now. lou: is your membership growing? we have read accounts, a number over 4 million right now, right? >> we have grown to 5 million. there are thousands growing every day. lou: you said the gun owner is the victim here. at the same time we're watching him expectantlinexplicably anotf 00 ar-15 light rifles, we're watching 2 billion rounds of ammunition, 9-millimeter, we're looking at the purchase of 2700 light armored vehicles in the midst of at least a

. >>> a mobile home fire in west virginia is fully engulfed in flames. you can see from the amateur video, smoke and flames pouring out the windows. this is in bradley, west virginia, and the bradley prosperity volunteer fire department's jurisdiction. they did not respond to this fire. some reports say when the calls went into dispatch a non-fire fighting volunteer decided to dispatch the call to other mutual help stations in nearby towns and fire fighters put this fire out. some community members are saying the reason that the bradley fire department didn't respond is because it was bingo night. >> bingo. >> doesn't a fire kind of take precedence over bingo? >> yes, the public information officer for the bradley prosperity fire department in a press release says that several volunteers and family members were out sick and they did have seven trained and certified members on staff that could have made the call. >> so why didn't they respond to the fire if people were there to answer the fire, they would have gone to it. i think it may have really been b

look at hagerstown, 32. 81 is a mess driving up through west virginia and virginia. plain old rain along the delmarva that will head up to jersey, philadelphia and new york city today. here's how your travel forecast looks today. snow will be ending over ohio, portions of kentucky, slowly ending in west virginia. a full fledge snowstorm. travel is not recommended. 81 through the mountainous areas and southern pennsylvania, that's where the worst of the travel will be because of the heavy, dense, wet, falling snow. a lot of power outages. on thursday, a big, huge ocean storm. we're concerned with the high waves and the coastal flooding on the jersey shore and delaware. we will see some additional snows. there's a possibility that areas from boston to providence could get some enhanced snow, especially thursday night into friday. snow to theals, worcester, baltimore, 6 to 10. d.c., 4 to 8. heavy, wet snow. that's the bottom line. we won't see big, huge totals, but whatever you get will be so heavy and hard to shovel. that's why they are labeling it heart attack snow be

we are going to see perhaps up to one to three inches across portions of west virginia. the snow in minneapolis is pretty light, but it's still there, could create some troubles on the roadways, but it shouldn't really create too many airport delays at minneapolis/st. paul. we're going to be about 15 degrees below average in the northeast all through the rest of this week and this weekend, and we are looking at warm temperatures out west, about 15 to 20 degrees above normal with temps today in phoenix around 93 degrees but only 37 in minneapolis, 39 today in chicago. and then tomorrow that cool air moves into the northeast with highs from boston right down into new york city only in the 40s. so, well below average. we should be closer to about 50 this time of year. mara? >> i wish winter would hurry up and go. thanks, dylan. >>> coming up, 60 charged in a massive gambling operation that also takes down florida's lieutenant governor. >>> the conservative c pack begins today in washington. >>> and how a 6-year-old girl escaped a vicious dog attack in new york city. you're

west virginia's red, south dakota as we said, it's red.nd the republican side only georgia and nebraska not great news with democrats with johnson retiring. most thought to have -- he would have the best chance of winning that seat. >> well, i think democrats expected tim johnson to probably retire. i think this moves right to the top of the republican potential takeover list. but republicans need six seats to take over the senate because president biden, vice president biden would be able to break a tie if it was 50/50. it's still a bit of an uphill climb to win all those seats, you look at south dakota, the next on the list, maybe montana, west virginia, you know, maybe then you have to go to louisiana with mark prior, north carolina with kay hagan, and iowa, potentially. they have to really run -- >> you've got to take out incumbents there in the southern states. lastly, senate madness. how the heck is bob dole a ten seed? >> anyway, the thing is, the way this bracketing shakes out, sometimes not -- but, ed musky, versus bob dole who sa

. >> y maría juarez seria la mujer que fue atropellada en san josé fue en west virginia la portavoz deno llevaba pasajeros. >> en la calle ocean una mujer casi fue abusada sexualmente mientras se bañaba en los camerinos del gimnasio. >> deberían colocar cámaras de seguridad para ver quién entra o sale. >> seria un hombre afroamericano (información en pantalla) >> en santa clara george shirakawa habría hecho malversación de fondos por más de 10 años se investiga. >> un programa les dará ayuda financiera a jóvenes que quieran rentar su primer apartamento. >> muchos mayores de 18 años podrán buscar ayuda. >> para poder ayudarles con el dinero de la garantia se les daran prestamos a jóvenes que fueron del programa de ayuda de crianza pero después se extendera, >> ayudara a menorar el ccrédito > también les daremos educación financiera y como manejar su vida financiera. >> ellos firman un acuerdo y si hay retraso la organización intervendra inmediatamente. >> cuándo somos jóvenes a los 18 años aún no sabemos que queremos para el futuro y cuándo salen de esas casas necesitan más ayuda. >> el

ten states that are least free, mississippi, west virginia which are two red states. >> dana: west virginia it's been democratic for a long time but never mind. >> dana: i think it's ununfair to attack them and 40% of the profits are come from individuals. these are facts they looked at. they make a determination. here at fact and here is how much taxes you pay and here is your ability to start a business from conception to figuring out how you can open your doors. that is what this is about. i don't think it's fair to attack them for it. >> greg: the problem is the free versus unfree it doesn't factor into good restaurants. >> bob: and least free of the best universities in the world with the exception of virginia. >> dana: i don't think it's helping your point. >> and research institutes in the world. >>> based on the past elections, average migration. in the red states there is over 2.5% migration to the state. in the blue states there is a negative migration. >> so people are going to these states. >> they get educated and they leave. you wanted them to stay because their wallets funds

disastrous citizens united ruling and to reduce the corruptive influence of money in politics as west virginia delegate to mansion told a local newspaper yesterday this is doing the only thing we know how to do when the supreme court bases a ruling on a constitutional principle this is what we've got to do is to change the constitution we can't continue to let corporate officials buy off our elected officials now is the time to say enough is enough and end this terrifying reign of money and politics go to move to amend or and join the fight to stop the fire sale of our democracy. after the break you've seen the headlines massive bomb plot foiled f.b.i. now just copra just in time but what's really behind these would be terrorists blast trevor aaronson tonight's conversations it's. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . of potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for

to quarterback colin kaepernick today at the practice facility coach harbaugh worked out former west virginiae who has been out of football the past three years pat white works out today at the practice facility coach harbaugh worked out former west virginia star pat white who has been out of football the past three years if you remember this? this will possibly reconvene on april 12th. . mountaineers. but he never made it out of phil jackson is tweeting.on camera. he has 11 championship rings... it will be interesting to hear from phil jackson. just enough time for a little update on a story we brought you a few months back. regarding emmitt dove - or as i like to call him, the man with the dolphins tattoo.which he got just last year regarding emmitt dove - or as i like to call him, the man with the dolphins tattoo.which he got just last year well, we now officially feel sorry for mr. dove after the miami dolphins confirmed they have a brand new logo. the dolphin now has a much sleeker look.and gone is the white helmet on his head among other changes not the dove cares all that much - he poi

west of the core droir. areas across northern virginia and the state of west virginia will be getting some of the highest accumulationsnches in some of the areas in west virginia and again up to 20 inches will be possible in some of those mountain tops. otherwise coastal areas will be seeing wind gusts 50-60 miles per hour at times. we have warnings and watches in effect. we could be dealing with flooding due to the beach erosion and on shore flow. >> maria molina thank you so much. a lot of flight problems. >> doug luzader is live outside of the washington, d.c. bureau where they are supposed to get hit with the most snow than they have seen in two years. you are not already feeling it, right? >> you look around the flurries in the air. we had a warm day yesterday. the ground at this point is so warm. it doesn't take a whole plot for the federal government to shut down even the flurries in the air caused them to make a decision to shut down operations. it may be a preview of things to come. there are government furlough days as a result of the budget sec ster. unless you visit a federal budget office it may largely g

they will be getting west virginia higher elevations right here.ht off of the great lakes tuesday will be a quiter day. the wind will be a concern through out the day today in the northeast coupled with the cold temperatures it will be feeling a lot colder. right now 38 degrees in new york city only in the 20s in kansas city and minneapolis. as far as how warm it will get only in the 30s for minneapolis and kansas city. >> warm through out this part of the country. >> thanks a lot. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg unleashing a new $12 million campaign to push lawmakers for stricter gun laws. congress is set to debate new legislation on gun control. doug luzader joining us live from washington with more. >> good morning, doug. >> heather, good morning. from the president to the head of the national rifle association to the mayor of new york city the voices for and against gun control are about to get very, very loud. >> tore me gu-- for me guns are for hunting and protecting my family. with rights comes responsibilities. that's why i support

west virginia is different than california or michigan or wyoming. would that be a better way to approach the idea of getting people health coverage. >> it may be. if i had the option i would probably take the same position governor scott and all of the republican governors are signing up for it. i tried to implement medicare and chip in to a higher level than poverty . i wasn't able to and didn't not have the resources to do it. but i think it is off set by the ducing the cost of uncompensated care . permitting small business to offer health care to folks they otherwise couldn't have. to franks point. give me the choice and i will take it and perhaps someone else won't. >> i will say to our viewers, block granting is a term we are familiar with but the viewers would not be. the federal government would give a lump sum of money and the states determine how it is used as opposed to having specific pipe lines that that money is used for. michael levitt, you not only dealt with it but administered the medicaid practical as health and human services . wh

tennessee.ations in north west virginia some of the highest elevations are going to be looking at some of the more significant snowfall amounts 8-16 inches forecast out here. 3-5 inches forecast across parts of north carolina. most of the warnings are in effect through out the day. expect more snow showers to continue. today looks better across the area in parts of new england the northeast and mid atlantic. you can see the snow over parts of ohio, kentucky. temperature wise we are cold out here. at the freezing mark currently colder in atlanta than it is in new york city. 31 in chicago. in the 20s. in kansas city and minneapolis. denver you are seeing improvement in the teens early this morning. we will be rebounding nicely in denver 40 degrees in chicago, 48 in atlantic city. chilly this afternoon 51 going to see a shift in the weather pattern. i am going to show you quickly by friday and saturday we can be looking at high temperatures into the 50s. a warming trend for you in denver, colorado. >> moments ago we told you about the story a moment ago. top appeals court over turning ama

parts of virginia, west virginia, southern areas of pennsylvania.we have winter storm warnings in effect we could be looking at over a foot of snow along the higher elevations. you are going to be seeing wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. and we are expect to do see rain eventually switching over to snow. the big question is how much snow are we going to be seeing in dc? we are looking at the possibility of 5 inches of snow in dc. it should be moving into areas across maryland, pennsylvania, new jersey as we head into wednesday morning. does it head up the coast or out to sea? computer models are trending toward the north. we could be looking at widespread snow across new he can england as we go through the morning. >> thank you maria. if you haven't felt any impact on the federal budget cuts just yet you are not line. president obama and cabinet members are still warning americans to brace for it. kelly wright is live from washington for us. >> good morning to you. we are living in the age of a sec st sequester. automatic cuts will have a ripple ef

we already have reports of about 60 centimeters of total accumulation in west virginia. about 20 to 30 but into the next 24, 48 hours yet again accumulation of 75 centimeters could be popular. new york and d.c. both marking up 4 degrees. you'll see a mixture of rain and snow. there's going to be slushy snow which is dangerous for driving. oklahoma city reaching 19 degrees. the average is 17. it's a huge jump from yesterday where it marked ten degrees. nine degrees above yesterday. moving over to the eastern continental asia where the spring air is covering much and see the record. it's going to be a messy day out for you in northern japan starting noon hours. we're talking about thunderstorms and snow and rain. could be on the heavy side. that's a drop there. a different story here in tokyo. another thing to talk about is this yellow sand that's pooling in. it sounds nice but not really. it causes health problems and it's going to be on its way toward western japan. temperature wise it's shaping up like this. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> the dutches

the person was hit by a northbound train near west virginia street. train had recently left the tamien station, and there was only one passenger on board. several other trains were delayed. full service was restored around 7:30 tonight. the death was the 4th fatality on the caltrain corridor this year. a man accused of killing three people in a drunk driving crash in daly city - pleaded not guilty today. denis demacedo is accused of crashing into a car carrying 4 people. brothers and their father - were killed. the fourth passenger remains in the hospital. demacedo is facing several charges. including three counts of d-u-i vehicular manslaughter. authorities in san jose are searching for a student who was last seen camping monday night. gabriel lorette-smith is considered at risk. he was cited monday night by police for illegally camping at henry cowell state park but hasn't been seen since. he has brown hair and brown eyes.he's 5-foot-ten -- and weighs 150 pounds. parking meters along this stretch of polk street in san francisco could soon disappear.

west virginia lawmakers are considering banning any wear average computer with head mounted display. they displace information in a smartphone like format and you can interact using voice commands. this is the lt. governor getting a demonstration. a west virginia lawmakers likes the glasses but says the state has worked hard on a no texting and driving law. >> the crackdown begins next week on texting and using your phone. you have been warned. >> we have our sunglasses. do we need them? >> not the whole day. poor visibility in parts of the north bay and live doppler 7 hd not picking up rain drops today, but tomorrow possibly a few sprinkles and wins, just in the north bay but most of you see nothing and a few extra clouds with some sun. we look outside, you can see a little bit of high level clouds and the numbers have dropped in the north bay, at 39 in napa but 50 in hayward, with 42 in los gatos. this shot, downtown, you can see a few clouds and coastal clouds and yesterday that breeze kicked up. so numbers trended cooler with the 50's parts of the coast and 59 downtown. 50 in oak

mississippi, west virginia which are two red states. the question about what -- >> west virginia not necessarily a red state. >> okay. i haven't seen it democratic for a longtime, but that's all right. never mind. >> bob, i think it is unfair to attack mercadis. you saw the coke brothers and so is exxon. 40% of the profits come from individuals. these are facts as far as they make a determination and here are the facts anakd here is how much taxes you pay and here is your ability to start a business and how long it takes from consumption to figuring out how you can open your doors. that's what this is about. t think it is fair to attack them for it. >> the problem with this free versus unfree is it doesn't factor into really good restaurants. >> it factors in the least free and you have the best universities in the world and the top 10 is maybe virginia jie. that's not helping your point. >> can i address -- >> that is greatest research institution. >> the red versus blue based on votes in the past two presidential elections, average mi

pennsylvania, west virginia, northern parts of the state of virginia.res have warmed up one degree in the past hour, 38 to 39 degrees. the breezes make it feel cooler, 5-10 degrees cooler. we could be looking at gusts up to 30 to 40 miles an hour producing delays. philadelphia the international airport have been reporting delays of over an hour. >> so check before you go someplace. >> brian: cbs ignited a storm when contestants on amazing race visited a b-52 memorial in hanoi glorifying the death of u.s. soldiers. >> gretchen: it infuriated veterans around the country and forced cbs to respond. >> we want to apologize to veterans particularly a those that served in vietnam and any viewers who were offended by the broadcast. all of us here have the most profound respect for the men and women that fight for our country. >> what type of typewriter did they type that out on? bob bechel was probably the first that demanded an apology from the network. i saw that on the five. you heard this story and gutfeld dug it up? >> first of all i was stunned. you i cou

west virginia is on the verge of greatness, and america can see a rebirth of prosperity. conservatism and these young leaders will lead the way. as i said, my state motto is mountaineers are always free. i believe america should always be free. thank you. >> up next, the auditor of franklin county, ohio. his life and career have been about service to his country and community. he is a veteran of the u.s. army and served with coalition forces that liberated kuwait during the 1991 persian gulf war. .lease welcome clarence mingo >> good afternoon. . i'm clarence mingo from the great state of ohio. it's a pleasure to be able to address the conference today. my time is brief, but i'd like to leave three points with you that will aid us through our flight as we journey to and beyond 2013. in 2008 and 2012, the republican party suffered epic losses. two presidential races lost back-to-back, very difficult to recover from. among the reasons for those defeats was the fact of the gop is not sufficiently diverse. you and i know that we are working tirelessly to ensure that diversity

back into the mountains of west virginia and interior sections of new england. on the west coast we have a pretty big storm churning out in the ocean now bringing moisture onshore. not a lot but we'll pick up 0.3 an inch of rain. it's making its way into the valley areas of i-5. bring the umbrella this morning. during the morning rush shower is when the rain showers will begin. temperatures are mild. we'll be up around 50 degrees. with clouds in areas of southern california today, keeping it cool by your standards only in the low 60s. that's a look you, 56 degrees with lots of sunshine. enjoy. looks like a lot of our travel troubles for much of the country will be over by thursday. >> knock on glass. thank you, bill kaimpbz. >>> imposter sneaks into the vatican. a broke casey anthony lives off kindness and charity. martha stewart back in court. the white house is fighting four your rights as a cell phone customer. we're back in two. >>> welcome back. here's some other stories making news this morning. in rome, catholic cardinals want answers on allegations of cor

there is still a few lingering showers here around west virginia, kentucky, and tennessee. look at the rest of the area. a big classic case of a polar high. unfortunately it did drift very far south here, and for many of the farmers across the gulf states, you are definitely watching your crops closely the next few days. freeze warnings, fire weather, and something to watch here. the good news is things are warming back up, by the end of the week it will be back into the teens. that high pressure will be helping out for some time. let's take a look here into europe. you have that easterly wind coming in from the east, moving over the warmer waters, and it will pile up about five centimeters of snow. down to the south, you can see about one to two centimeters. nothing to extreme. where we want to see all of the rough weather is down here towards the south. you have seen about 50 millimeters of rain. some thunderstorm activity into your west coast. a little farther towards bulgaria some snow. kiev, you have been paralyzed by snow. it is not a welcome sight here through the ne

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part of the west virginia interstate is closed after a rockslide this week spilled rubble onto the roadway. an engineer nearby videotaped the dramatic scene. no word on when the road will re-open. >>> finally an ohio high school band was borrowed by iona college to play during their run in the ncaa tournament. since today don't have a traveling band of their own, they turned to this band to show pride. well, in an ironic twist of events iona will play ohio state and most of the band members are die hard buckeye fans. that could be a problem. >>> in sports march madness is in full swing with close calls and big upsets in the ncaa tournament. harvard pulled off a shocking upset over 3 seed new mexico. 68-62. it is the first ever tournament win for harvard. they are celebrating. >>> number 12 seed california pulled off an upset of number 5 seed unlv stealing a pass in the closing seconds for a 64-61 win. oregon poured it on to number 5 oklahoma state 68-55. 3 seed marquette scored with a second left and barely survived to beat 14 seed davidson, 59-58. look at the shot. let's look at the brack

she was found dead on the train tracks near west virginia street on monday. her family said that location is far from her home and they do not believe that she would harm herself. she was a great person. and a great heart. everybody loved her. >> so far police have not determined the cause of death. one family member said she may have been a victim of foul play and her body dumped on the tracks. >> the police are trying to identify up pedestrian hit and seriously injured in the intersection. she was there just before her caucus what appeared the driver calls 911 he was not arrested the victim was a wearing a black jacket with an orange interior and pattern white pajama plans. -- pajama pants. >>> this crackdown comes after a rise in accidents of reckless driving on the weekends especially during a traditional sunday morning motorcycle ride. they plan to use aircraft. those not stopping at stop signs. when it comes to our weather this weekend there is nothing to complain about but there are some changes coming ahead. >> we haven't been talking about rain cloud

. >> a conservative democrat from west virginia is in talks with the n.r.a. of expanding background checks which could help stop a republican filibuster in the senate. >> right now the city of stockton in federal court is poised to become the largest city in the nation to enter bankruptcy. they face a four-day fight over the chapter 9 bankruptcy petition. creditors are challenging the move. for years the city based salaries and benefits and borrowing on anticipated developer fees and increasing property tax revenue but that vanished when the mortgage bubble burst and slashed tens in millions in services and programs but drew the line at cutting pensions or retiree benefits. >> mike is off but lisa is here with the forecast. >> it has been cloudy and cool this morning. we are seeing some sunshine in parts of the bay but still looking mild out there. don't want to give it all away we have the last week of march, easter week, and that is all straight ahead. >> plus, a new warning from medical experts, what many new mothers are doing too soon. >> the mystery deep

the last section of the historic bridge in west virginia plunging into the river below. that is the dick henderson brick. it's now history. crews plan to have the bridge replaced by november. >>> winter storm whipping up waves on the coast of plum island in massachusetts in a destructive frenzy. the pounding surf caused this home here to collapse after its foundations washed away. nobody was inside. what a mess. lawrence will have a look at what's left of the storm, plus what we can expect around here for the bay area in the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. >>> two major brands of tuna have been recalled because they're not sealed properly. bumblebee is recalling bumblebee and brunswick brand tunas in 5-ounce cans chunk white and chunk light albacore, sold between january 17 and march 6. they have best buy codes from january 14 to january 18 of 2016. for all the dates and codes affected, go to cbssf.com/consumer. >>> a new study reveals one way survivors can get back to normal after a stroke. researchers say patients who start regular brisk walks can improve their fi

that is going to move into west virginia and virginia as we go through the morning. heavy rain is also just a little south of that. we do have winter weather advisories posted in that area because of the slippery conditions this morning. we're also watching a second storm that is going to move into the dakotas later on today. it's more of a tonight thing into monday where we do have blizzard watches because of blowing snow. not so much a whole lot of cooler temperatures inland as we have clear skies, breezy in the hills and 40s in livermore and you'll see high clouds at times as we head through the afternoon and temperatures today a little bit cooler than yesterday and still managing 70s inland and mostly 60s from oakland to san francisco and tomorrow we'll see more clouds and still on schedule to see rain from tuesday and early wednesday and a cooldown from the middle part of the week and things will wrap up and clear out heading into next weekend. . >> i have a theory about the whole raccoon and koala thing. she said, sorry, i didn't get that. >> i figured she didn

eastern states of pennsylvania and new york, but also states like mississippi, south carolina, west virginia, wyoming, iowa, all of which use this mid deem charge rather than felony. and what we find in these 13 other states is that there are higher rates of drug treatment participation, lower rates of drug use, and even slightly lower rates of violent and property crime. so again, we can prove we can have safer communities. and then of course there are the unintended consequences of a felony conviction. consequences that really can cause great damage to a young life for many decades out. the very three things that can keep someone successfully in his or her recovery, access to housing, education and employment are put farther out of reach because of a felony conviction, especially in a down economy, someone with a felony has great difficulty even accessing 5 a job that pays minimum wage. putting these felony convictions to a whole population of young people, we really perpetuate a chronic underclass which benefits none of us. and then of course there's the inequity in the criminal justice s

louis, indianapolis, even the mountains of west virginia, are some of the places under warnings.ve it all covered tonight starting in johnstown, colorado, where megan fitzgerald from kusa tv joins us with the latest from there. megan, good evening. >> good evening, lester. it has been a long day for travelers. slick and snow-packed roads caused a delay and a pileup of nearly 50 cars on interstate 25, which is just behind us here. this interstate was shut down for eight hours while investigators worked to figure out how this all happened. >> get back, all right? >> reporter: this was the scene of a massive chain-reaction accident this morning. an oil rig on fire by the side of the interstate.

. >> a conservative democrat from west virginia is in talks with the n.r.a. of expanding background checks which could help stop a republican filibuster in the senate. >> right now the city of stockton in federal court is poised to become the largest city in the nation to enter bankruptcy. they face a four-day fight over the chapter 9 bankruptcy petition. creditors are challenging the move. for years the city based salaries and benefits and borrowing on anticipated developer fees and increasing property tax revenue but that vanished when the mortgage bubble burst and slashed tens in millions in services and programs but drew the line at cutting pensions or retiree benefits. >> mike is off but lisa is here with the forecast. >> it has been cloudy and cool this morning. we are seeing some sunshine in parts of the bay but still looking mild out there. don't want to give it all away we have the last week of march, easter week, and that is all straight ahead. >> plus, a new warning from medical experts, what many new mothers are doing too soon. >> the mystery deep

. >>> a section of interstate 77 in west virginia was closed for a very good reason. this video out from the department of transportation there. >> rock slide. >> a definite rock slide on the side of the road. you see those rocks coming down. but it ain't over yet. watch. >> you're going to end up getting some trees coming down too, right? >> look at all that earth come down and cover up that section of the road. now, i had the roadway was closed. this was a controlled rock slide. engineers thought that this might happen so they closed the road down and set this rock slide in motion. but they wanted it all to work itself out so they could then go in and shore things up. >> good thing they caught it and it didn't get in the way of motorists. >> it did close down the road quite a while, while they had to clear this out. >> better this than on people's cars on the highway. >> do you think there's a "watch for falling rocks" seen on this road? >> if there's not one yet, i guarantee there will be. >>> pizza parties are fun no matter what age you are. that is a fact. these

headlines, a pedestrian has been killed walking on the cal train tracks south of the station near west virginiaed just after 4:00 this afternoon. and delayed service during the rush hour. it is the third fatality on the cal tran corridor this year. >>> san francisco police believe they have arrested the man who killed a long-time newspaper vendor. 77-year-old dallas ayers worked for 30 years selling papers. the 36-year-old mark casel is charged with grabbing airings last january 28, lifting him in the air and slamming him to the ground. >> and the bay area trooper, tyler carlton has been named the nation's top trooper. the international association of chiefs of police recognized 26-year-old officer for his heroism. a gunman shot carlton's partner in september in alamo. he died at the scene, but the chp said the actions that day stopped the gunman from shooting other people. >>> with a plea to protect the poor and the environment, pope pope francis was installed as the pope of the church. 150 cardinals and 200,000 catholics. the pope rode around st. peter's square for almost an hour before the m

wednesday evening, that heavy snow starts to fall west virginia towards the d.c. area.reas will get a little bit of a mix. again the worst of the storm wednesday night. that's where it will be cranking just off the north carolina coast. and thursday morning, we're very concerned about the beaches of southern virginia and maryland. those areas were hit so hard by sandy. again, six to ten minneapolis and chicago. this is my "first call." right now, it looks like enough to shovel, d.c., wednesday night, three to six. >> they struggle with an inch. >> yes, this should be the biggest snowfall of the year for chicago and d.c. in march. >> we see the video of every year of drivers, they can't handle the snow. thanks bill. >>> lebron james and the heat visiting madison square garden. 13-game winning streak, but they had yet to beat the knicks this season. carmelo anthony had a huge first quarter. lebron james to wade who lobs it back to james. for the hoop. lebron james considering magic johnson's $1 million dunk contest next year. the heat would rally. chris bosh hits the jump

so robert bird who did so much for west virginia. tom daschle, mr. leader.d 8-9 battle and they will face off against each other so potentially a kennedy-byrd match-up or kennedy-daschle. and hugo black versus robert wagner for people who don't know who they are -- >> not the actor. >> right. it's not the actor, robert wagner. this is robert wagner, who is responsible for social security. for a lot of the new deal initiatives. for collective bargaining and labor agreements. this is the guy who was really fdr's ally on the hill to get most of the stuff done. hugo black is the last senator to serve on the supreme court. >> right. >> you know -- >> only an eighth seed. >> and he's responsible for lobbying disclosure. we wouldn't have lobbying disclosure if it wasn't for him. >> folks, go and check out the write-ups at doumenico and mark murray have done on the website. it's great. you will learn more. i am learning in conversation about these folks. i vote for daschle, just because of the red glasses. >> well, and henry clay versus claiborne pell. >> based-name

when the secretary of education went out and claimed that all these teachers in one county in west virginia were being laid off as a result of the sequester, found out that wasn't quite true. and then the release of thousands of detainees down in arizona before the sequester even takes effect. there's a lot of questions about how the white house is handling the communications on this. >> you called the sequester dangerous, and it would, quote, threaten u.s. national security. were you exaggerating? >> i am concerned about its impact on our economy and its impact on our military. listen, we've known about this problem for 16 months. we've known the sequester was coming. that's why the house last year acted twice. why didn't the senate democrats act? where was the president's plan? why didn't they pass something? and here we are at the -- beyond the 11th hour, looking at each other. without having fixed it. >> do you think bob woodward has exposed something about the white house positions on all of this that we didn't know? >> i think he made clear that the sequester was the president's idea.

senator coburn was working with senator manchin of west virginia and bipartisan action on that the idea of an assault weapons ban probably won't move forward on thursday but there's significant news with the straw buyers and something that police departments can't move on. they see it as a penalty, paper work penalty that doesn't necessarily get a lot of jail time and folks could face up to 25 years for an illegal straw purchase. perhaps a consensus to curtail gun crime. tamron? >> absolutely. the straw purchases in the news because following the tragedy in newtown, for example, there was a shooting here in the new york city area firefighters were targeted and the neighbors police allege bought the guns. >> reporter: absolutely. and it's a significant issue that you routinely hear of when sheriffs and police officers come on capitol hill, something they talk about, and both parties can get behind. why? plays to the enforcing law that republicans like to talk about coming to gun issues and for democrats, they say it just obviously makes sense with giving an ability to really try and incr