baker was found stabbed brutally to death. police say this is the man they believe murdered baker. he is baker's roommate. >> it appeared the homicide had occurred a numb of days prior to the discovery of mr. baker's body. >> he was the current roommate and had been a roommate since october of the previous year. >> currently being held in the marin county jail on unrelated charges. police say they served an arrest warrant and he will be extray dieted to san francisco. >>> rain here in the bay area and it's flying at this hour. i'll let you know how ñ [ man ] i was deciding what to do with my citi thankyou points when it happened... [ glass breaks ] ...again. ♪ [ child ] run! [ man ] first it was the mailbox, then my squirrel... and now, this. so i used my points to make a donation to get the park down the street built. when it finally opened, i also used my points for... car repair. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> now a look at other t

baker was found stabbed brutally to death. police say this is the man they believe murdered baker. he is baker's roommate. >> it appeared the homicide had occurred a numb of days prior to the discovery of mr. baker's body. >> he was the current roommate and had been a roommate since october of the previous year. >> currently being held in the marin county jail on unrelated charges. police say they served an arrest warrant and he will be extray dieted to san francisco. >>> rain here in the bay area and it's flying at this hour. i'll let you know how much we'll seeover night. not only in the sierra but coming up in a bit. rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earning three times the national average. three times more? roger that! go online and sign up at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet?! where to sputnik? [ chuckles ] >>> now a look at other top stories covered

former chief of staff and secretary of state james baker is here. former reagan speech writer, wall street columnist peggy noonan. former mayor of san francisco and a leader in the california state assembly and former speaker willie brown. he was there when reagan was governor. and the correspondent for nbc during the reagan years, our new chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. what a gorgeous setting as i look on the california sunrise in simi valley. there is air force one from the reagan era. we are using a table that is so historic. this was, indeed, the table from the situation room of the white house during the reagan era. lest anyone think i would put my mess on the table there is a thick piece of plastic that protects the original. here is the table as it was used during the reagan administration during those years. you can see the president and officials looking at a map there around it. so this is very significant. i want to, secretary of state baker, bring you into this egypt discussion and ask what you have heard. we went b

police say baker had probably been dead for a week. they would not comment on a motive. >>> the attorney for a state narcotics agent accused of selling marijuana and other drugs says his client is taking responsibility for his actions. he was arraigned today along with his co-defendant, a private investigator on more than two dozen felony charges. his attorney says his client made a mistake and has resigned. the two men are accused of taking drugs out of evidence rooms and selling them on the street. night entered a plea today. they are expected back in court march 2nd. >>> the judge in the barry bonds perjury trial asked both sides to talk. bonds faces five felony counts including lying to the grand jury. the trial is scheduled to begin on march 21st. >>> the battle over federal funding for planned parenthood got personal for a bay area congresswoman. the house of representatives voted to block all federal aid for planned parent hood. he called planned parent hood child abuse incorporated. she then made an emotional disclosier. >> tha

baker's body. with cooperation from the residents in the building and evidence recovered from the scene, investigators were able to identify [ indiscernible ] as a recent roommate of the victim and a person of interest in this case. it. >> reporter: the suspect was already in jail arrested on a different charge, in marin county. investigators wouldn't say what evidence they collected makes them think he is the murderer. in san francisco, i'm simon perez, cbs 5. >>> double the price tag. it's the new estimate for expenses related to the deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno. according to pg&e, the total cost will now be $760 million. now, that includes the investigation into the cause of the blast, the lawsuits from it, improvements to the gas line system and automatic shutoff valve installation. customers could be asked to pick up the tab through rate increases a move consumer groups plan to fight. >> it's more than unfair. it's absolutely outrageous. pg&e needs to take responsibility for the

you and commissioner baker issued a joint statement. you concurred in the approval of the merger but expressed concerns about the process and the decision. can you briefly explain what your concerns where, the way the commission handled that merger? >> i expressed concerns about other mergers as well and some others. we have a vague and broad duty under the statute examining this merger for public interest and we only have jurisdiction if there's a transfer and that broad standard can encompass being different from the antitrust review by the department of justice or federal trade commission depending on that. i subscribe to the philosophy we shall look at what is produced by the merger. what ever merger it might be. what can we do to -- assuming we can't. if we can, we attach limited conditions and move on. my concern with the merger order as we laid out in the joint statement by commissioner baker was there are lot of conditions and upfront concessions made that had nothing to do with the merger. they might be noble goals, good corpor

baker and had and a roommate since october of the previous year. i'm not going to specifically talk about it but it was physical evidence retrieved from the scene. a minor criminal record i believe. out of marin county. a misdemeanor violation, he was arrested if prior to is locating in the day before. we're not going to discuss motive at this time. we believe it was probably around a week. that makes these crime scenes a little bit more difficult because you lose your 48 hour window of hitting the road. >>pam: that's a live news conference from officials with the s f p d they have made an arrest in the murder of the 65 year-old not hill resident in san francisco. we'll be back after the break. >>catherine: and world news tonight, governments and three arab countries under siege by protesters. there now charting their guns on the crowds. troops opened fire on the crowd. it's a small but strategically placed american ally. this is the scene last that is the government crackdown began. at least three people dead, dozens were wounded. cnn's nick rober

come shaped around state budgets that will tear america apart we're going to bait that issue with dean baker and anthony rand next violence and unrest has spread across the middle east to some of the world's most prolific oil producers who behind in libya but with western companies profiting off of those regimes and cheap oil prices across the world has the west given up on democracy in favor of stable oil prices then finally the u.s. relationship with pakistan may have reached an all time low after revelations that the american diplomat under arrest for shooting in lahore is a cia contractor all of this after news the our drone war also isn't working so can the u.s. and pakistan or it out when to speak to marcy wheeler on that subject but first let's move on to tonight's top story. the protests are continuing in wisconsin for the seventh day today as public sector employees students other supporters even a sprinkling of rock stars and celebrities fight against governor scott walker's plan to take away collective bargaining rights tens of thousands have come out over the last week many campi

but investigators say they plan to charge him in baker's killing next week when he's moved back to san francisco. >>> at the state level for the first time in recent memory, the budget proposed by california's governor has met little resistance from lawmakers. committees in both the state senate and state assembly gave preliminary approval yesterday to jerry brown's plan to cut $12.5 billion from the budget. the changes to the proposal are small, and few, we're told. lawmakers say some social programs, including medical care for the poor and elderly, and welfare for needy families. next week lawmakers will work on merging the senate and assembly version. >>> wisconsin, of course, the budget discussions are quite the opposite. tens of thousands of protesters were back at the state capital today for a showdown. brian moore has the latest from there. >> reporter: subfreezing temperatures, and a few heated exchanges. this was the scene in wisconsin's capital, as thousands shouted off on a proposal that stripped some state workers of their union rights to solve a budget crisis. >> i think t

the first was jack baker, a constituent of mine on nob hill. over the weekend, the san francisco police department found him the victim of a tragic homicide. he was someone who was very well liked by my constituents. he had mural work in our local neighborhoods. he was a very quiet, peaceful man, and i know that there are many neighbors who are grieving today and hoping for justice with regards to jack baker. i also had a second in memorial for another wonderful artists and arts educator, dan kristen, who passed on after a short but intense battle with pneumonia. he was someone who could have worked in the professional theater and had done so but actually chose to apply his considerable gifts towards educating young people in our public schools as a credentialed teacher at the school of the arts. dan was someone who was the heart and soul of that school for so many students. he mounted hundreds of shows brilliantly, which were seen by thousands of students, parents, and community members. i actually attended his open-air " -- "seussical"product

police now believe this 24-year-old killed his roommate, jeff baker. the 67-year-old artist baker was found brutally beaten and stabbed in his apartment on february 11th. now police say that physical evidence at the scene links him to the murder. ketsmeyer is being held in marin county jail on an unrelated charge. he is expected to return to san francisco within a week to face murder charges. >>> not a politician or lobbyist, just a concerned mother. and she's making a difference on capitol hill. a bay area mom was concerned for her child's safety on airplanes. so she spoke up. and now her voice is being heard this washington. nbc's jean elie is following the story at sfo. >> it has been. it's kind of consumed me. and that's been a little difficult because i'm running a business. and i have a family of four children and a husband. >> reporter: melissa bradley is obsessed with child safety seats on airplanes. in the last two months, two flight crews stopped her from buckling her baby, sunshine, into a seat she paid for. one airline kicked her entire fam

our first speaker this morning is going to be jonathan baker. jonathan is chief economist at the fcc. he's also a professor of law at the american university, washington college of law where he teaches courses primarily in the areas of antitrust and economic regulation. next will be jeffrey campbell. jeff is senior director technology and trade policy. let me make sure i get that right. senior director technology and trade policy and government affairs at cisco. he's responsible for developing and implementing it's worldwide public policy agenda on telecommunications and technology issues. following jeff will be james cicconi. jim is senior executive vice president external and legislative affairs at at&t. jim is responsible for at&t's public policy organization and he served in this capacity since november 2005. so i'm going to skip over blair for a moment, and next we'll hear from joe waz. joe, as all of you know, is senior vice president of external affairs in public policy counsel at comcast. joe has primary responsibility for the public pol

baker's body. with cooperation from the residents in the building and evidence recovered from the scene, investigators were able to identify a recent roommate of the victim and a person of interest in this case. >> reporter: take a look at the picture. this is a picture of the suspect. he was already in a jail in marin county arrested for a different crime, a misdemeanor. back here live at the san francisco police department, investigators will not say, allen, exactly what it was that they found in mr. baker's apartment that led them to believe that this suspect is the murder in this case. >> simon perez in san francisco. thanks. >>> take a look at this. clearly not where this automobile was supposed to end up. firefighters tell us that a 69- year-old woman lost control of her suv, drove right into the side of that garage there. snapping the gas main in the process. the accident happened early this morning on oak street in hayward. the good news, nobody was hurt. but no word on what made the woman

our first speaker this morning is going to be jonathan baker. jonathan is chief economist at the fcc. he's also a professor of law at the american university, washington college of law where he teaches courses primarily in the areas of antitrust and economic regulation. next will be jeffrey campbell. jeff is senior director technology and trade policy. let me make sure i get that right. senior director technology and trade policy and government affairs at cisco. he's responsible for developing and implementing it's worldwide public policy agenda on telecommunications and technology issues. following jeff will be james cicconi. jim is senior executive vice president external and legislative affairs at at&t. jim is responsible for at&t's public policy organization and he served in this capacity since november 2005. so i'm going to skip over blair for a moment, and next we'll hear from joe waz. joe, as all of you know, is senior vice president of external affairs in public policy counsel at comcast. joe has primary responsibility for the public pol

we have to make certain we are careful and rational with taxpayer dollars there as commissioner baker and randy pointed out that that factor, that contribution factor goes on everybody's bill today is up to 15.5%. we should only be funding areas where there's a market failure and broadband can't be deployed with private investment alone. specifically, we shamed not be use -- should not be using public dollars to compete with a company or technology that is deploying adequate broadband without public funds. we can't afford to support two networks. if we want to support broadband, we must be willing to let the public switch telephone network go away. that means removing the regulatory barriers that are today designed to prevent that very thing from occurring, and i'm talking about the last resort regulation, cost of service, and local voice regulation. broadband today is the interstate information service. we all know that. it's not regulated by 50 state commissions, and it has to remain that way, and we have to con front the questions entailed in that statement. i don't think any of th

neighbors became concerned when his dog started scratching on baker's door. the police are investigating this case as a homicide. anyone with information please call the police. >>> a man is in jail accused of killing his girlfriend. police tell us adam disa killed katherine jilahan. the officers arrested the 28-year-old for a parole violation but then they found the body in the couple's home. this was the first homicide of that area in a year rth eight people were sprayed with pepper spray. it happened 6:00 last night at the market street muni station. someone discharged the pepper spray at the turnstyles. no arrests have been made. >>> future of b.a.r.t.s general manager is uncertain but a terrible session could be determined this week to determine whether he will stay or go. the board voted last week 5-4 to ask for her resignation but later rescinded that vote because no public notice was given. in the last year b.a.r.t. enjoyed a sur place and delayed fare hikes. insiders tell us that the vote discuss from the shooting back in 2009. >> it was always my be

elisa baker has been in custody since zahra disappearance. she's also charged with obstructing justice in the investigation. >>> now to a deadly collision in california involving a church bus that was packed with kids. the bus was returning from a christian retreat in twin peaks when it collided with an suv and then plunged off a mountain highway. the bus driver was killed and more than 20 people injured, most of them teenagers. here's kabc's rod mcmillan. >> reporter: vernal schultz just happened to be passing by the crash seen on highway 189 when he saw traffic stopped ahead. when he got out and looked down the side of the hill, he saw the wrecked bus. then he says he heard cries for help, so he decided to struggle down the side of the hill to see what he could do. >> i see blood. i see blood on the -- just basically everywhere you look. i didn't see one person that didn't have blood on them. >> reporter: the first person he came across was a girl, perhaps only 9 years old. >> she's hurting and this is what gets me, there's people up there

the body of jeff baker was found one week ago today in his home. police say he was killed well before then. >> we believe it was around a week prior to the location of his body, maybe a little less than that. >> police wouldn't discuss the motive but said baker was stabbed and strangled. the suspect needs to be extradited to san francisco. >>> stanford nurses stand closer to walking off the job after their union voted overwhelmingly of a strike. 90% of the voters voted to strike. the union represents nurses at stanford and packard children's hospitals, it says the major sticking point is a new system for promotions. they are hoping the vote will bring the hospital back to the bargaining table. >>> a major twist tonight in a case against barry bonds. >> the judge told both sides to try to go back to the table and settle this case short of a trial, but barry bonds' attorney said go ahead. >>> the drug unit commander accused of selling drugs. how what happened to his daughter may have caused him to do it. >>> and an emotional admission as congress tak

on behalf of president chui, jack baker. on behalf of the board, for the late carroll and marks. that includes the business for today. president chiu: we are adjourned for today.

the body of jeff baker was found one week ago today in his home. police say he was killed well before then. >> we believe it was around a week prior to the location of his body, maybe a little less than that. >> police wouldn't discuss the motive but said baker was stabbed and strangled. the suspect needs to be extradited to san francisco. >>> stanford nurses stand closer to walking off the job after their union voted overwhelmingly of a strike. 90% of the voters voted to strike. the union represents nurses at stanford and packard children's hospitals, it says the major sticking point is a new system for promotions. they are hoping the vote will bring the hospital back to the bargaining table. >>> a major twist tonight in a case against barry bonds. >> the judge told both sides to try to go back to the table and settle this case short of a trial, but barry bonds' attorney said go ahead. >>> the drug unit commander accused of selling drugs. how what happened to his daughter may have caused him to do it. >>> and a new development in the barry bonds c

the we believe the last time -- >> police say baker was strangled and beaten. a motive is still unclear. the suspect is expected to be transported to san francisco in the coming days. >>> this morning lafayette police are searching for two men suspected of robbing a jewelry store yesterday on the 3500 block of mount diablo boulevard. police say the owner was in the become of the sore he he appeared people smashing the display cases. he came out with a gun and shot at the three men, injuring one of them. all three took off but police say the injured man checked into a berkeley hospital later that same day. they're still looking for the other two suspects. >>> america's most wanted is taking on a local case tonight. shawn michael sullivan is currently on the u.s. marshal's 15 most wanted list. oakland police say he shot two men over an outstanding gambling debt last friday or last february, rather. one man died and the other was left paralyzed. >>> the commander of the contra costa drug task force arrested for dealing narcotics is taking responsibility for the cr

i did not see the bipartisanship that jim baker talked about. maybe he did, but when i worked in the white house with ronald reagan, because i went with him there after he won the 1980 campaign, and i was one of his five principle speech writers for seven years, all i noticed is that stand right over there, the democrats over and over again from this body and from the senate would do everything they could to defile and to make it sound like ronald reagan was a war mongerer because he wanted to make sure that the soviets were not encouraged to go on further and expand their weapons by us freezing them into a position of superiority. well, -- mr. dreier: if i could reclaim my time, i'd say to my friend, obviously that kind of partisan debate takes place regularly but what secretary baker was talking about was first the issue of social security, where president reagan did work with tip o'neill to try and bring about an effort to save social security in 1986. president reagan worked on the 1986 tax reform act. it's true, i mean, in fact, i thank my

the grocery baggers faced off at the 2011 best baker championship. crystal's mets beat out competitors from 21 states, or strategy was -- was all about keeping the weight even amusing to hands. smith is heading the $10,000 and baking rights. >>jacqueline: of live look outside of our roof cam, the rain has admitted to san francisco yet. it will vote. we'll talk about what they're coming up just after the break. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. live, from the bay area's news station, this the kron 4 morning news. at 5:30 p.m.. >>pam: the big story is the oncoming storm. a live picture over oakland, you can see the gray skies and a haze. jacqueline is year end some a

i would address all the issues in my appellant replied baker -- reply data. i do not want to beat a dead horse, so to speak. i want to emphasize that in the requirements dated the fourth -- one was to send the responsible parties, one of them was my mother, the issues pertaining to the sign. thank you. commissioner fung: i have a couple of questions. a sign was removed and then another sign was constructed and added. it was rented out. >> by cbs outdoor. my mother, without realizing what was happening, believed that she still had the privilege to exhibit the sun. it was installed by another company, said she had nothing to do with it. but she did give her consent. commissioner fung: another company built the sign? >> i do not know how it was attached. it was on the side of the building. she was under a belief that we still could do this. commissioner fung: what was the rental on that? >> it was $125 a month. commissioner fung: not per year? >> not per year. commissioner fung: ok. >> thank you. mr. leones. >> commissioners, a represent -- i represent cbs outdo

the cooks and bakers would go out on the perimeter. the snp people, fine transport. 38 trips through boat -- through roads. medics, the medics were wonderful. and so the idea that i was talking about how we maintain security, the in game was application. we wanted to get the people that we had the land and the people. and if you did that how do you measure? a survey to get of military, clinical, community government. 165 questions. we went out every month. they wanted to find out who was under the government, who is on the vietnam control. so he was the hamlet for us, the first of january, 31st, this is before tet. this is after tet. in our area but 1.7 million people. before tet there were six under 62000 d.c. after transport through 653. they didn't have the uprising. it took a terrible beating. well, he lost 24,000 people. it's true we did. but let me keep your eye on the six under 62000 people. that's what the war was about. these are the people are contesting it is other people want to get into the government. these are the people

the what to check on 65 year-old jack baker to find him alive and perhaps need help. instead this but they found. >> mr. backer had been brutally beaten and strangled. it happened a number of days prior to the discovery of his body. we determine that that is the route person responsible for the death of mr. jack butler. he was the current remain and have been the roommate since october >>jonathan: it turns out he was actually in jail in marin county on and on related misdemeanor charge. it's what did take time to get him extradited to san francisco where he will face charges in connection with this homicide. police did add they are still looking for a motive in the case. they say the two were roommates they don't know what at what of motivated him. they believe the victim in this case is gay but they say the down off that had to do with his reasons for being murdered. live in san francisco, jonathan kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: were still dealing with great all around the bay. how live look from san francisco. as the rain trucks are coming down fairly heavy. the mount t

. >> but little damage to baker's car and none to his house. sometimes life is a game of inches. it was a game of inch at the toll plaza for commuters. several inches of standing water made for some nice pictures but no accidents. sometimes because of good driving, sometimes because of plain luck. those not in luck with the thousands of people who lost power in the storm. not a problem for jane english. she has a wake-up system to match any power outage. i wasn't affected by not waking up this morning. >> the man who lives next-door to this scene feels fortunate to have lived here nine years and not once experienced such a rude awakening himself p. >> look at the trees across the street and hope that none of these will fall. >> as you can probably tell, the storm still here in the form of wind. we've got some blue sky above. hadn't seen much rain this morning. what next? could be ananyththining. lelet's s checececk witith miki weweather cecenter. >> i'll trry to narrowow t that a l little foor you,u, tterryr butt a lotot off vavariabless i storm. the fifirst bebebeining some ol y

if it looks like some kind of dialogue that moves forward with iran, why not get james baker obvious -- baker or james joe croft to get involved. >> finally, i think one the big threats to diplomacy overall is not the daily ups and downs of engagement, but the difficulty that we face as the country. if we are going to rise to the occasion and suited to difficulties of engaging adversaries and suited to deal with the world in which power is disfusing. we need to get our own house in order. our strength abroad depends number one on our economic vitality, and number two on our political will. both are lagging today. and both are lagging today in part because we live in a country that is more divided than it has been for over a century. and i think in the aftermath of the midterms, obama has no choice but to tact to the center and try to cobble together governs coalitions of democrats and republicans. let's not be polyanish about it. it's going to be bloody difficult. and that's because the mm democratic -- the democratic party has lost a good portion of it's moderate consistency and has

baker. >>

. >> reporter: owner left baker and another employee weren't hurt. he says the robbers took the wallets then searched the front office. >> he comes back and says where's the cash and i say we don't have any cash. we take check or credit card. >> we have the security gate, we added peepholes to all of the doors. >> reporter: these are just a few of the security measures that were put in place after this business was robbed last month. that's four business robbed within one mile radius. police believe the same people are responsible for the crimes. >> all of the reports that come in se this is three african american males. >> we're kind of a ghost town down here. >> reporter: this business owner wants police to increase patrol. >> they certainly have their hands full with lesser staff. but this counts as a neighborhood too. >> reporter: and opd says a team of officers designated to this particular neighborhood are working to try and find the suspects but at this point they have no leads they can tell us about. live in oakland, allie rasmus. >>> we just

on behalf of president chui, jack baker. on behalf of the board, for the late carroll and marks. that includes the business for today. president chiu: we are adjourned for today. th >> we also have the chief of police and the director of the office of complaints. >> this is a regular meeting of the san francisco police commission. we have an lot of matters, primarily missing the matters. please call item number 1. >> the public is welcome to address the commission into tonight's agenda and within the jurisdiction of the commission. oduring public comment, either police or the personnel or the commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public. the time limit is three minutes per person. >> good evening. i have been a resident of the county and city of san francisco for 40 years. i am here to speak about one item. i have a budget also on the line. you can speak about police officers pay. this is a growing problem on the budget, not even in the city and county of san francisco but of course the state of california. i did not have benefits on this county and on this ci

those remaining behind in lampedusa can phone relatives back home, or by provisions from the bakers. residents have mixed feelings about the economic refugees. >> of course i am concerned that they are wandering around freely. it would be better to put them all in a camp. >> the tunisians are thankful to the italians for what they see as a friendly reception. many have relatives in france, switzerland, or belgium. italy is only a transit stop for them on their journey to other european countries. >> for more analysis, i am joined from brussels. italy wants other eu countries to take in some of these refugees, but those countries are refusing to do so. is there anything that can be done to resolve that? >> it is very difficult at this stage. this is no clear reason behind this huge migration. the commission in brussels say we have to find out how many of these people are genuine economic migrants. how many may be fleeing persecution? other countries have to be willing to take them in. right now, there are more immediate problems. once the doors open at one eu border for migrants to co

and this is the baker potato variety which is one of the easiest to genetically engineered and. the point of the whole genetic what if acacia xperia back to us or to protect the potato a gate stay feeds one of the major pests it scotland of they attack their potato they could eat parts of the potato and we observed that that particular lect which we used which we take to crop. the snowdrop. did to protect the snowdrop bulbs against or sorts of pests attacks and we had hoped that if we had to take the that particular gene and transferred it educate it into the potatoes that would also be protecting the potato against its like that which in fact it did. after the end it was were killed at dissected we found out that the compared is with the genetically modified potatoes their internal organs developed differently some of the hole gets such just for example they got increased in size. even. as far as. the other issues for example. were not developing as well as the controls at the conclusion of this is it worth the they found those data thirty six thirty six very significant differ

. >> but little damage to baker's car and none to his house. sometimes life is a game of inches. it was a game of inch at the toll plaza for commuters. several inches of standing water made for some nice pictures but no accidents. sometimes because of good driving, sometimes because of plain luck. those not in luck with the thousands of people who lost power in the storm. not a problem for jane english. she has a wake-up system to match any power outage. i wasn't affected by not waking up this morning. >> the man who lives next-door to this scene feels fortunate to have lived here nine years and not once experienced such a rude awakening himself p. >> look at the trees across the street and hope that none of these will fall. >> as you can probably tell, the storm still here in the form of wind. we've got some blue sky above. hadn't seen much rain this morning. what next? could be anything. let's check with mike in the weather center. >> i'll try to narrow that down a little for you, terry. but a lot of variables in this storm. the first being some of the hail you show. the lightn

there's an anita baker/michael bolton combination. >> that's a combination. >> michael mcdonald. it they both have la, la, la. there's a combination of that. like i said we've been freestyling through this project so i never really know what voice is going to come out next. ♪ somebody is checking for us this time ♪ ♪ and i'm sorry you're about to get left ♪ >> i think one of the amazing things about you is the privilege that you have you don't just keep isolated to your family or friends. you're also building things for people. you have a non-profit and charities. talk about some of that work you're doing. >> i'm from north philadelphia and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. camden gets a bad rap too. you're from camden. that's where the thugs are, that's where the killers be. if i came from there, you know, and i think i'm pretty well rounded, i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent, and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. if i come from there, i know that others like -- like me are there too. if i can create something that will expand their mind,

it is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer or the baker that we expect our dinner, from the regard to their own interests. well, that sounds like a descriptive statement, and as some have said a rather cynical when. but one might ask the question, perhaps that is how we often deviate but is that how we should behave? so the question again is what kind of claim is smith making? is he described what human beings tend to behave, or is he making some good recommendation? so my first gentle suggestion is it would be nice if he addresses the issue and try to sort it out one way or another. there are a handful of other important topics to which one might wish phillipson had given a nod or cursory attention. i'll mention one. and the question is how can one reconcile smith's argument for free trade? indeed, in his own words smith very violent attack on the whole commercial system of great britain, smith's words, how can one reconcile this with professor phillipson described it, correctly i might add, smith's a vigorous exacting even punctilious fulfillment of his duties as the c

helping people understand what's going on here, and far more thoughtful was the way, for example, jim baker when we were going into iraq sort of kept it in perspective. this is something that cannot stand, but let's not blow it out of proportion. this is not a global empire in the making, and our very exist ens or our survival as a free people is at stake. i think that was a horrible exaggeration that actually did real damage to our political discourse. >> host: let's talk a little bit about what arab thinks. the polls that your brother has done -- >> guest: yeah. >> host: what do arabs want, and how different is that from the stereotypes promoted? >> guest: i say the stereotype is this. people will say to themselves, those guys go to bed at night, hate america, wake up in the morning and hit israel, watch one of the arab networks and fuel their hatred or sit in a mosque listening to a man who gets them even angrier. they think about their jobs, worry about their kids, think about their health care, get up in the morning, think about whether or not their kids have an opportunity to advance

live there on their way making straight for you just so you know baker. so when we were heading up towards the target a little book and would sometimes see people's about getting past going the other way. that the traitor is eliminated and the manhunt can resume unimpeded. but the knowledge of how target is a guy called el chapo according to our information he's hiding in this area. or was the terrorists' hands on terrorists guy who plays ball the ball. kind of person i want to start going to couple of minutes here on this photo album with i have various operations and suspects. and i think this is the guy we want to catch tonight. as a complete change of tactics the idea is to isolate escobar by rounding up his key men one by one man your customer no alias and chapal is tonight's target. the operation against is a success and many others followed the senior members of the cartel are eliminated while not off to the other problem as a severely weakened so towards the end escobar was running without strong. fear begins to creep in and the predator becomes t

on behalf of president chui, jack baker. on behalf of the board, for the late carroll and marks. that includes the business for today. president chiu: we are adjourned for today. commissioner mirkarimi: good morning. welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority meeting. i am are his mirkarimi. >> avalos present, campos present, chiu and accept. chu absent. chen absent -- cohen present. elsbernd. elsbernd present. commissioner fairly. present. commissioner kim absent. commissioner mar, absent. mirkarimi, present. >> weiner present. we have a quorum. commissioner mirkarimi: read item two. >> approve mendoza of the january 25 meeting. action item. commissioner mirkarimi: motion to accept minutes by commissioner campos and seconded by commission farrell. >> item two, commissioner avalos. >> aye. >> campos, aye. >> champion chu. >> kwlie. elsbernd, aye. roll call. >> there are eight eist, and it passes. commissioner mirkarimi: would you read items three and four? >> chair's report, item four, executive director's report. information items. commissioner mirkarimi: i hav

in the back before we can blaze under baker bray lead but he never played right back but i think that he has a quality to play great but. he's brazilian and so obviously he has a very good technique i think that he can help us to. do to build our play better from the back. meanwhile the russian national team is looking ahead to the euro two thousand and twelve qualifier against armenia on march the twenty six and head coach dick advocaat spoke exclusively with that correspondent richard brown portrayed well in wednesday's one zero friendly defeats to iran in abu dhabi. i'm also a little bit there's a porter someplace to get a chance to show something and i was those quiet places that but overall the good thing as well as we lost. but something does that does very important for us we have to do it because i'm a new yeah i mean i mean you know coming up in march is not a lot of time tell my game are you happy blame things are going lord knows i've been because normally you have to win against iran but you could see that some blows the problems to overcome the fitnesses you can see that