. >> the chauncey bailey murder trial will stay in alameda county. a judge deny a request to move the trial. the attorneys argued the defending can't receive a fair trial. they face murder charges in the shooting death of chauncey bailey. their attorneys say they have not decided whether to appeal the ruling. >>> a 42-year-old woman pleaded no contest to four felony sex charges involving two boys. she made the plea as part of a deal to drop the other charges. the boys were 4 years old when she started having sexual relations with him. >>> i mother spoke to ktuv news from her hospital bed about the accident that left here injured and claimed the life of her daughter. >> my body is feeling strong, my heart is more hurt. i always make sure there's no car, and we cross the street. but i didn't see the car. >> in december she was in a crosswalk with her daughter when they were struck by a car. lin's legs were shattered, her daughter was killed. the driver was texting at the time of the crash. >> the district attorney office is reviewing the case. >>> the

frank bailey worked for see sarah palin that is him on the left. this is a photograph and anybody can read a book like might be troubling. the lead is to draw upon thousands of personal e-mail from his time. the book is a tenet of the called blind justice " a memoir of our culture was years. this is what he says for a start, that she heat it being alaskas governor. in one e- mail " i hate the stamp of ". also, a narcissistic liar who is incompetent and manipulative, self promoter who stop at nothing to cross who quit cross our-not published yet. >>pam: and with the exception of on the motive? >>catherine: and he has been reconsidering his actions on palance behalf. including trooper statgate. and bailey is also feeling guilt because of what we're told this is the christian faith. in other news, it is going to be good for the shuttle. after getting repaired in the garage for several months it will launch this week. as the astronauts are back at the space center and try again on the thursday. there were going to make their final voyage in november bu

big technology magazines based here going through the chair -- same changes as the big news bailey's. founded by guys like me, adding voices to the commentary about the world of technology. a forest grows and burns in a cycle, that is a constant. along run history would tell you that the funding of new media is a constant. >> all right, let's move to david calloway. you are with market watch, owned by news corp.. is market watch profitable? >> [inaudible] >> absolutely. it was profitable when be sold to dow jones four years ago. it is more integrated now and it makes money. >> and general news operations be profitable online today? >> absolutely, really is not that hard. online news operations have grown in the last 10 years. they do not come from a large place that has to shrink. they can run their businesses to always have a profit. many of them got started during the internet bubble where they raised money from venture capitalists, overspending, never getting their revenues that they needed, then collapsing. but the ones that succeeded build a brand and had a product that people wa

see the big technology magazines based here going through the chair -- same changes as the big news bailey's. founded by guys like me, adding voices to the commentary about the world of technology. a forest grows and burns in a cycle, that is a constant. along run history would tell you that the funding of new media is a constant. >> all right, let's move to david calloway. you are with market watch, owned by news corp.. is market watch profitable? >> [inaudible] >> absolutely. it was profitable when be sold to dow jones four years ago. it is more integrated now and it makes money. >> and general news operations be profitable online today? >> absolutely, really is not that hard. online news operations have grown in the last 10 years. they do not come from a large place that has to shrink. they can run their businesses to always have a profit. many of them got started during the internet bubble where they raised money from venture capitalists, overspending, never getting their revenues that they needed, then collapsing. but the ones that succeeded build a brand and had a product that people w

yusef bay iv could be charged with three murders including the deadly shooting of bailey. a third suspect in the case agreed to plea bargain in exchange for testimony. >>> this morning ten people under arrest after a raid in a tough oakland neighborhood. police targeting 59 different locations where those on probation live or visit. the area is known as b-26 bordered by 54th avenue and san leandro street. this area has more burglaries than any other area of the same size. parents complain that their children walk through prostitution and drug-dealing hot spots. >>> a sex offender will find out today if he'll spend the rest of his life in jail, cary verse. he is accused of sexually a what racing somebody from his therapy class. you may remember verse assaulted four young men between '88 and '92. he was chemically castrated and then found it difficult to find a place to live. he was met with opposition, few wanted him living in their area. >>> the future of california's high-speed rail line shifts to the east bay today. rail leaders will hold a public hearing on routes for a

. >>> the chauncey bailey trial will stay in alameda county. the judge in the case refusing to grant a change of event you. lawyers for yurks yusef bay iv argued he couldn't get a fair trial because of widespread publicity. prosecutors say bay ordered the death of chauncey bailey because the writer was going to expose internal conflict within the bakery and the impending bankruptcy. >>> a story that will enrage any decent person. you recall matthew miller died last weekend when he drowned in a drainage canal in walnut creek. while the family attended the funeral somebody broke into their home. the walnut creek neighbors are outraged. the millers have received incredible support from the community and are focusing on the outpouring of love rather than the burglary. their son would have turned 17 yesterday. >>> a scandal that shoot the livermore community has closure this morning. a 42-year-old soccer mom accused of having sex with young boys pleaded no contest. christine hubbs pleaded no contest to unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor, three

attorneys for bailey's accused killers say they can't get a fair trial in alameda county. the judge is expected to decide that issue on thursday. then opening statements could begin march 21st when the jury is seated. chauncey bailey was gunned down in oakland while working on a story about problems inside a community organization run by the bay family. >>> right now parents, teachers and students are rallying in concord. mount diablo trustees will vote to close glen brook middle and holbrook elementary schools and also may close silverwood elementary to save $1.5 million a year. the district is struggling with declining enrollment and state budget cuts. the meeting begins at 7:30 at monte gardens elementary in concord. >>> still ahead at 6:00, meet the new generation. bay area teens building a robot to take on the world. >>> and plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s from san jose right into san francisco. not too bad today with some much-needed drying after all that wet weather recently and temperatures dropping in the low to mid-50s from the east ba

yusef bay iv and antoine mackey are charged with three murders including the shooting of bailey. a third suspect in the case agreed to a plea bargain in exchange for testimony in the case. >>> california senator dianne feinstein will follow president obama's lead and try to end the law to defining marriage. senator feinstein will introduce a bill to repeal the defensive marriage act. the obama administration has asked the justice department not to defend that act because of a changing legal landscape. california senators barbara boxer and feinstein joined 12 others to vote against that act back in 1996. the law defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. >>> another year, another toll hike for the golden gate transit agency. the examiner reports fairs could rise for those who ride the transit buses and ferries. one-way fares increase for 10 cents a year for buss passengers going to mill valley and 55 cents for those coming from santa rosa. a one-way ticket on the ferry goes up by a dollar this year and 50 cents each year for the next five years. a one-way ticket from l

prosecutors claim that bay ordered the killing of chauncey bailey in 2007 because bailey was going to expose internal conflict within the bakery and its impending bankruptcy. bay and mackey are also charged with two other murders. >>> a south bay man is now behind bars charged with killing his wife six years ago. gary swarsky will make his first court appearance today in palo alto. his wife rianna was reported missing in 2005 in sunnyvale. police found her skull in april of 2008 near boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains three years later. police credit the new arrest in part to the santa clara district attorneys newly reestablished cold case unit. >>> it is 6:38 right now. look at that behind us, that's the golden gate bridge. a pretty soggy morning out there with the rain coming down. colder temperatures eventually will lead to snow. let's go to christina. >> just looking at marla tellez over on the 17, wow, it is coming down out there. take a look at this system. it is coming in with a ren vengeance. we are seeing the most rain right now. by noon the showers will taper off. tak

alaska and stuff like that about a little of those who are in or around like the staff in this guy bailey it's not enough it's not focus enough on bail and but if you have a version like we do where it's a p.d.f. it's searchable it's pretty entertaining yeah i mean who's really going to write a book about pail and then i'll make paying land right out of me do you even have to worry about here i mean the great thing about the the book as it stands now is it just has these like long block quotes of e-mails from her just like all the exchanges and everything else and i would be extremely ticked off if i were her because i mean the guy had to make the rest of us happy. but it is access to a personal e-mails too because he had the password and username too or like hotmail she was to do a lot of business i got to wrap it advantage thank you so much for joining us and everybody go check out the palin links now before we go it's time for excite to today republican congressman john. has crushed the hopes and dreams of many namely david brooks by saying that he would not be running for president in

. >> bailey madison. bailey madison is the little girl. >> jimmy: was she in anything else? >> she's been in "brothers" and she's been in a bunch of stuff. in fact, we were at the premiere the other night, this kid's 10 or 11. i actually never really talked to her, but -- [ laughter ] no, no, no, no. she's a cool kid. and then, at the premiere i said, "this is going to be a fun night, tonight." she said, "i have to go home. i have to shoot early in the morning. another movie." i was like, "what?" [ laughter ] you got a working actress, that kid. >> jimmy: oh man, she's so cute and so funny in the movie. >> and the boy, griffin is a good kid too. he looks like a little you kind of. >> jimmy: he does look a little bit like me. yeah. >> cute -- cute kid. jimmy fallon's rolling stone, i have it in the bathroom. read it all the time. >> jimmy: very good man. >> i really do. every time i'm there, i have jimmy with me. [ laughter ] i love it. you look great in the pictures buddy. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. thanks, buddy. we should say what the movie's about. "just go with it." yo

barnum and bailey private defense lawyers who claim there is some sort of mission -- they are some sort of magician. that it would be beneath them to publicize what they do and how they do it. the only reason i am here -- i even pounded the table. i would like the public defender's office to do a better job publicizing their work. i agree with jamie, the pendulum is swinging back. i was just in new york where the new shows are presented to advertisers. there are several that our defense-based shows. -- are the fenced-based shows. i think -- are defense-based shows. i think you are right. >> that is in large part the innocence movement, proving to injuries that they have gotten it wrong time and time again. this innocence project is based in new york. 300 individuals exonerated on dna evidence. people are starting to wake up to the important role of criminal defense attorneys, but jonathan is right. that court tv, we cover cases where public defenders and criminal defense attorneys are in court. we do not choose the cases based on either or. we see fine lawyer ring from both. often, the

we might know what went down with chauncey bailey and the oakland police department, but we do not know how black oakland absorbent the death of the institution that plagued it for 20 years. we do not know that story. >> let's go to another audience member. >> this question is for mr. frank. i am "the new york times" this morning there was an interesting story about the lack of success that the obama and administration had in convincing the public that there are good things about the health care bill. they referred to studies from ann arbor saying that people with his -- specific political opinions, confronted with facts contrary to the opinion, they may be reinforced into the wrong opinion. wrong opinions may be reinforced. you are talking about the amortization of the media, but on a political scale people want to read what they want to read. getting people to read something different is extremely challenging. how do you address that? how much responsibility the media -- responsible to its stockholders, to challenge the leadership to read something different? >> a really good question

prosecutors say yusef bay wanted chauncy bailey dead. another member is also charged in the killing. the final decision in the jury will be made on march 21st. >>> there is a big announcement regarding the bay bridge later this morning. it could have an affect on your morning commute from the east bay. and christie smith is on treasure island now with more on that. >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. you know, what you are going to see is a series of lane realignment and detours way down there on that end on the oakland side right near the tole plaza. and this is important because of this construction project being the last piece of the puzzle, but now it is going to keep pace with work that you see on the suspension span going on. bottom line is that it means the new eastern span built for seismic safety will be done and available for you to drive on much sooner than originally expected. the critical part that we are talking about is called the oakland touchdown, about 1,000 feet of road where the bridge deck meets the ground over

see the big technology magazines based here going through the chair -- same changes as the big news bailey's. founded by guys like me, adding voices to the commentary about the world of technology. a forest grows and burns in a cycle, that is a constant. along run history would tell you that the funding of new media is a constant. >> all right, let's move to david calloway. you are with market watch, owned by news corp.. is market watch profitable? >> [inaudible] >> absolutely. it was profitable when be sold to dow jones four years ago. it is more integrated now and it makes money. >> and general news operations be profitable online today? >> absolutely, really is not that hard. online news operations have grown in the last 10 years. they do not come from a large place that has to shrink. they can run their businesses to always have a profit. many of them got started during the internet bubble where they raised money from venture capitalists, overspending, never getting their revenues that they needed, then

. >>> the chauncey bailey trial will stay in alameda county. lawyers argue that the two men associated with the black muslim bakery couldn't get a fair trial because of widespread publicity. they say the killing was ordered because the writer was going to expose the bankruptcy. they are charged with two other murders. >>> a deal for the livermore mom accused of having sex with two teenage boys, she pled no contest to four felony sex charges. 67 other charges against her will be dropped. hobbs will be sentenced to five years in state prison. when she gets out, she could face ten years of parole and will have to register as a sex offender. hobbs was arrested after the mother of one of boys reported finding a nude photograph of hubs on the cell phone. she is the mother of three children herself. >>> governor jerry brown was making rounds at budget commit hearings, ez leaning on democrats to cut on spending and criticizing republicans for signing no tax pledges. both sides should allow voters to weigh in. >> this is drastic stuff. this is not garde

the 25-year-old yusef bay wanted chaup cy bailey dead after working on a story about your muslim bakery. at the time yusef was the leader of the bakery. final decisions on the jury will be made on march 21st. >>> san francisco's city attorney is cracking down on smoke shops accused of smelling crack pots and pipes. dennis herrera claims that an undercover investigation found the shops were selling illegal drug paraphernalia. the city has been cracking down on new smoke shops the past couple of years. in 2009 the city prevented new shops from opening in the ashberry neighborhood. and last year special permits were required to open a smoke job on polling street. >>> a bay area doctor who survived a mail bomb attack by the unibomber died on sunday. they will remember the life of charles epstein who died of pancreatic cancer on tuesday. he did research on down syndrome and gained notoriety 18 years ago when he opened a package that turned out to be a mail bomb sent from ted co zin skooe cosinsky. >>> stating like florida, wisconsin and ohio are dropped their projects because of state budget

they are charged with three murders including the death of bailey. a third suspect agreed to a plea bargain in exchange for testimony in the case. >>> california senator dianne feinstein will follow president obama's lead to try to end the law defining marriage. senator feinstein will introduce the bill to repeal the defensive marriage act. the obama administration asked the justice department not to defend the act yesterday. senator feinstein and senator boxer joined 12 others to vote against that act back in 1996. that law defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. >>> unrest in libya is leading to higher gas prices all over the country. the fear is that the protests are going to spread to more arab countries and that has prices very close to $4 a gallon already. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in oakland. the bad news here is $4 a gallon might seem like a bargain in a few more weeks or months. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. you know, i have to tell you when prices get like this we have seen people running in and out of th

that would be champ bailey. long time db one of the best in the business. a certain hall of famer. there had been talking that he would be released by the team. he signs a four year, $40 million deal and i know raider fans, some that i spoke to were hoping he would become a free agent so he could become a raider. that's the sporting life. the sharks lead 3-2 in detroit. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. after taking a hit due to the economy, san francisco looks to boost it's tourism. how some visitors across the country today could lead to hundreds of millions of the dollars for the city down the road. that story on bay area news at 7:00. that is our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. thank you so much for joining us. have a good evening everyone. >> good night. would you slow down? they're not going to be sold out of papers at 1:00 in the morning. i'm excited. i've never gotten reviewed before. you were so amazing as the king. i'm really impressed. although you know what? you might want to consider wearing underwear next time. yeah, 'caus

they made a lot of moves to bolster their bull pen to complement andrew bailey. like the jintgiants. they even have an aussie import, grant balfour, a setup man out of the pen. the rais ce should be tight. >>> when we come back, the ghivt cnesiail honor for someone who got his start right here in the bay area. >>> finally, the nation's highest civilian honor was awarded to 15 people at the white house. one of them a basketball legend, the presidential medal of freedom given to bill russell by president obama. baseball great stan musial, honored before a standout nba career including five mvps and 11 championships in 13 seasons with boston. russell with the college start here at usf. he led them to two national championships. but before high school, there were a few bumps in the road. >> when bill russell was in junior high, he was cut from his basketball team. he got better after that. >> real good, in fact. >> he was almost cut again his sophomore year. i read about that. michael jordan also cut in high school. it happens with the great ones. >> he also sponsors

see the big technology magazines based here going through the chair -- same changes as the big news bailey's. founded by guys like me, adding voices to the commentary about the world of technology. a forest grows and burns in a cycle, that is a constant.

. >>> the chauncey bailey case will stay in alameda county. the judge refused to grant a change of venue. lawyers for antoine mackey and yusef bay iv argue they could not get a fair trial due to widespread publicity. they say bay ordered the killing of chauncey bailey in 2007 because the writer was going to expose internal conflict within the bakery and its impending bankruptcy. bay and mackey are also charged with two other murders. >>> shocking news for the walnut creek family who had to lay their teenager son to rest after he drowned in a drainage canal. as the family attended the funeral for matthew miller somebody robbed their home. thieves broke down the front door and stole several personal items. the family's neighbors are outraged. the millers say they have received incredible support from the community so they are trying to focus on the outpouring of love rather than on the burglary. their son matthew would have turned 17 yesterday. >>> 5:37 right now. the fate of b.a.r.t.'s general manager is up in the air after b.a.r.t. directors a

at this truck stop in arizona, we found daniel bailey hauling fruit and vegetables. >> we're spending more on fuel than what we're making to live on. >> reporter: and higher gas prices translate into higher prices for everything else, food, clothing, you name it. now the predictions are for $3.30 to $4 a gallon by the summer. and if the unrest in the middle east continues, hold on to your gas cap. >> if the turmoil were to spread to saudi arabia, which supplies the world with 10% of its supply, we could see gasoline prices rise to $4 to $5 a gallon. >> reporter: that could cause serious damage to the economy. >> it hits lower income people, it hits businesses like airlines. and in general, it takes spending out of the economy, at a time when we need more spending in our economy. >> reporter: real americans paying the price for revolution. tom costello for nbc news, washington. >>> the oil markets weren't the only place where all this turmoil spilled over today. on wall street, here in new york, the dow was down more than 178 points. >>> up next this evening, what could be the latest t

kay bailey hutchinson, senator, texas, ranking member commerce committee, will have served four terms. catch conrad, senator, democrat, north dakota, chairman budget committee. conrad in 2012 will have served 45 terms. joe lieberman, senator, connecticut, chairman homeland security committee, independent. democrin 2012, lieberman will h served four terms. question, which of these retirement benefits more now? democrats or republicans? i ask you. >> the republicans. i think you look at the seats that the democrats are working away from, it's going to be very difficult for -- to hold, for example, a virginia, it will be impossible to hold north dakota, where kent conrad is not running again. and the democrats are going to have to hold a number of seats. i think -- it's almost nearing certainty that the republicans will probably get the majority in 2012. >> is there any common denominator to those retirements, pat, ie incumbency is a dirty word? >> well, a lot of them are concerned about that mainly some of the democrats, because they're fearful they'll have -- but in arizona, kile stand

it's a business combination with more hype than barnum and bailey, more power than a black and decker hammer and with a sweeter payoff than a pint of ben and jerry's. at least judging by pre-release p.r. we are talking about the new team of apple, with its ipad platform, and rupert murdoch's newscorp. the product unveiled today is called simply "the daily." darren gersh reports on the high hopes this ipad newspaper will save the save the media business. >> new times demand new journalism. >> reporter: with that news corp's rupert murdoch announced the biggest media launch the newspaper world has seen since "usa today" introduced color three decades ago. based on the apple ipad platform, "the daily" is an interactive, multimedia innovation. but to media pros, its real promise is financial. "the daily" is not, repeat, not free-- selling for a subscription of 99 cents a week. >> one thing it may do is answer the question that everyone is asking which is "how do you pay for journalism in the future?" >> reporter: the knight foundation's john bracken says the connection between apple's itu

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. >>> a key decision today in the bailey murder trial. what a judge ruled over where that trial will be held. julie haener is in the newsroom with some of the other stories coming up at 6:00. >>> nummi under scrutiny for their safety record. >>> a north bay mother speaks out from her hospital bed about the devastating loss of her daughter. why she says she is sharing her story about this deadly accident and how it can help others. it is a story you will see only on two. >>> plus a livermore mother faces prison time tonight for recordedly having sex with two boys who were just 13 years old at the time. what she said in court today about the charges. it's all coming up at 6:00. >>> a children's art contest launched by google may have boomeranged. last year google enhanced their contest of google for children. google asked parents for their children's last four social security digits. google has since dropped the request. >>> back now to our weather. we could be seeing record breaking low temperatures. >> i think the take away from all of th

. >>>-- jury selection is set to begin next month in the chauncey bailey trial. >>> in the nevado wet weather is slowing the recovery of a body buried in the backyard of a home. ktvu's debra villalon is at the scene, where she has learned that it'll be until noon tomorrow until those bones are excavated. >> reporter: remains presume to be 48-year-old dale smith buried here in his own yard. still unclear how he died, and his wife's role. it's a construction job, shoring up the 6-foot square trench, four feet deep where the body lies. from the mast on our news van, 50 feet up we see progress made by an fbi forensic team. but rain hasn't helped. >> puts water in the soil which then makes the soil -- raises the risk of soil falling into the hole. >> reporter: so technicians stopped their excavation, packing up what they can to resume tomorrow, when the digging may be more stable. >> we want to make sure that we cover all the bases and we do everything proper so that we preserve all evidence as we move forward. >> reporter: evidence along with more found inside the home this afternoon afte

. >>>-- jury selection is set to begin next month in the chauncey bailey trial. >>> in the nevado wet weather is slowing the recovery of a body buried in the backyard of a home. ktvu's debra villalon is at the scene, where she has learned that it'll be until noon tomorrow until those bones are excavated. >> reporter: remains presume to be 48-year-old dale smith buried here in his own yard. still unclear how he died, and his wife's role. it's a construction job, shoring up the 6-foot square trench, four feet deep where the body lies. from the mast on our news van, 50 feet up we see progress made by an fbi forensic team. but rain hasn't helped. >> puts water in the soil which then makes the soil -- raises the risk of soil falling into the hole. >> reporter: so technicians stopped their excavation, packing up what they can to resume tomorrow, when the digging may be more stable. >> we want to make sure that we cover all the bases and we do everything proper so that we preserve all evidence as we move forward. >> reporter: evidence along with more found inside the home this afternoon afte