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as we look out here, we do see that. another look at the bay bridge. we see the backup at the toll plaza itself. we have the cash lanes on the right and the fast track lanes all backed up. the cash lanes on the left and the hov lanes at the bottom of your screen, not so heavy populated. that has been the pattern since the span opened. we're looking for that to continue with a lot of folks heading across the bridge. pretty much a spectator thing there. don't stop for photos or the chp will give you a suv near, a ticket. north are the taillights near the san mateo bridge, a nice easy drive southbound. picking up the volume but still close to the volume south through palo alto and mountain view. we have slower spots really focused on north 101 as you're north of 680 heading toward 880. chp updated the report. there's a new crash for 680 northbound at berryessa. northbound has a crash. sountds like the activity is pushed to the center divide. meanwhile looking toward the tri-valley, typical build for dublin as well as livermore and look at the 680 to the b

look at this. just a few minutes ago we had the slowing. 580 moving nicely. 84 starting to show a build. we give you oo live look outside and show you how things are shaping up for the peninsula. no delays and no problems all the way from palo alto towards the san mateo bridge where although we expect the lighter flow it is traffic tuesday so expect the bridge to be very popular today. we look at the south bay with a live look at san jose where we see the traffic starting to build. this is 517 right now and the traffic flow is starting to build. we should see a hefty flow for the south bay especially after a lot of folks took yesterday off. >>> men lopark police are looking to start a database. the department which is requested to purchase three license plate readers, wants to create a database officers can use to locate potentially useful video. police chief says the only time they will access the footage is if there is a crime in that vicinity. it involved city operated surveillance cameras and e

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how are things looking on the roadways? >> they're looking great on the roadways so far, eileen. we do have an accident organic working on 95 in virginia slowing things down, building quickly. this is a live shot along 95 northbound as you're approaching that crash in lorton. the right lanes are thicker because people are getting over because the left lane is closed at lorton road. that's headed northbound, again, toward the beltway. so if you see that slowing down around 27 miles per hour on our live maps. we also are seeing things move right along once you get past that in toward the beltway on 395 northbound looking great on the 14th street bridge. delay-free conditions on 270 for the most part. starting to build a little bit as you come down from gaithersburg toward rockville and those southbound lanes completely normal for this time of the morning, all those routes in maryland, 95, route 29 and the b-w parkway are looking beautiful at this time. and then we've got a live shot there along route 50 coming inbound at bladensburg, you can see that things are moving right along t

it looks wider. it looks like traffic was absolutely no problems. i think it is going to be fantastic. >> reporter: and another thing i noticed on the decline headed towards the toll plaza in the eastbound direction the incline and the decline aren't as steep as the old bridge. maybe they are equal. psychologically does not feel as steep. feels like a much more gentler slope. i would be curious to know whether or not that is the case. head lights heading towards us in the commute direction. surprisingly there is a nice flow of traffic there. it is a tuesday after a holiday. we will get a better idea of how great an impact this has on the commute perhaps as far as making it better for people trying to get through every morning. reporting live, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> don't get pulled over by chp. >> keep it smooth and legal. >>> let's check in with business and tech. microsoft does a lot of things around the world. the question is can it compete in the cell phone world. >> nokia to take on apple and samsung. >> microsoft phones have been a

how is it looking, sal. >> it looks good brian and pam. so far if you want to get through that slow traffic. yesterday was ridiculous getting out of san francisco, the morning it was not so bad. you have metering lights, metering traffic on to the span. once you get on the toll plaza it's okay. it's the afternoon commute that has been bad out of san fan. yesterday it was bad starting at 1:00 in the afternoon when it's normally light getting across to oakland. moving along and taking a look at interstate 880. you can use the san mateo in the next few days, if i were you, if i could, i would avoid the bay bridge until some of that newness wears off. it looks, 580 to pleasant ton, livermore. the traffic is moving well in the south bay. it's a good start, a little bit of slowing though. the road sensors are firing up red after highway 1. 5:17 let's go back to the desk. let's go to steve paulson who is back from a couple of days off. >>> we have a little system here this is hanging out in the pacific northwest. so the tail end is moving in and

we'll look over toward another live look, this is a beautiful look of our bay bridge. look how nicely late this is. a smooth flow as well. look at that. across the san mateo bridge not quite as lit but as smooth across the peninsula, no delays 1010280 along that stretch. and up through the city and across into or from the north bay look at that. you can see all of the lights across golden gate bridge. no fog, no clouds, no problem across this span. there is america's cup today and christina is going to be there. one of the last few days, maybe not. if oracle pulls out wins we'll have a few more days. >> or if it's delayed. facebook's mark zuckerberg teaming up with a local school. >> the bay area connection to that messy massive molasses spill in hawaii. >> and road to recovery. the update from the boy seriously injured after he was mauled by a pair of pit bulls. >>> 4:44. the ship wrecked cruise liner off the coast of italy is again upright. this is a look at the "costa concordia" this morning. you can see the water line on the side of the ship that was submerged more

it looks likes they are actually going quick. look at this. jumping off of a dam. look at that. this is the sight of the sheer concrete wall of this dam makes it a whole different perspective, the green valley below. three amigos all jumping together. they all have cameras on. you can see the proximity as they go down and split off in their own separate line. this whole video is about ten minutes long. if you want to see it, go to right this minute.com and clek on best of rtm or use our mobile app. >>> it is a new week and in a little bit, we are giving away a new ipad mini. >> you are all going to need the buzz word to win. >> you have to be 18 or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> stand by. >>> a ten-year veteran of the new york police department has suspended without pay. the department says he was neglecting his duty to stop this fight you are watching. >> pay attention to the officer with the glasses. he is talking into a walky-talky. that is cortez hangton. he said during this fight, he didn't do what he was supposed to, which was stop the fight. you see the other offi

and this is a view of what it will look like at 19th street and looking north east. again, how do we address and treat the function of the slip way to make it active and lively? the function as a recreation and the open space and the consultants have come up with an interesting designs and using keel blocks which are blocks that are used to construct and repair ships. this is how we can use this as furnishing and play equipment and activate the space and provide the flexibility of not having them for permanent but being able to move them for special events. >> we are looking at what are the historic ships that were built there and other historic things built and there are three things that exist today, the uss olynpia and it was built at pier 70 and the uss sulivan in new york city and was built there and the transbay were all built at pier 70, how could we take these historic facilities across the country and interpret them? and we are looking at outlining them in the slip way to recognize them and interpret them and offer possibly a partnership with the non-profit

sometimes you look at high water areas because we're looking for cockroaches. duck is being cooled down, you don't have to put it in the refrigerator right away. if you put it in the refrigerator right away, it will lose (inaudible) you have to allow time for it to cool down correctly. you allow that to cool down, it's still fairly hot. it's a big thing for us in our special reports. you have to have hand washing facilities adjacent to your food handling area. it's important to have warm water, soap and towels to help to flush away the particulates on your ands. like alcohol wash. we don't allow that because it doesn't wash away the stuff on your hands. warm water, soap and towels as part of the operation of your kitchen. we don't want them washing their hands in the area where they are washing dishes at. we don't want them washing their hands over in the area they are preparing the kitchen at, they need to have a separate sink. although it might be grandfathered in, in some of the new facilities, but new facilities you have to have separate hand washing facili

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let's take a look at st. helena who had a great quarter brain.of rain. >> as you mentioned roads are wet so you need to take the easy. you can easily spend not. mlb pouring down the rows are west of this may cause an accident. let's start off with your ride to what san francisco. this is one of the busier bridges. you are backed up to was grand. the back of this not extend to the oakland a's. there are no major problems or hot spots. highway 4 is stopping go from antioch's but no major of problems. there are no problems for the peninsula. i will have a for traffic check coming up. >> this morning, we are just 14.5 hours away from a possible government shut down. what look like a game of political hot potato last week has become a high- stakes game of chicken this morning. brianna keilar has the latest from washington. >> house republicans rallied on the capital for the senate to come back to work. inside, this was a ghost town. the gop pass the bill on sunday. >> we want them to reconsider. it is laid on the

it looks like the woman in the white was the aggressor. >> doesn't look like neither of them was hurt too bad. now, on this man, he is on what looks like to be a train platform and it looks like one of the luggage carts and instead of just pushing it aside he pushes it on the tracks. so the train does come and appears to not stop on time, but runs over the luggage cart and no word on the damage. >> what a jerk. >> and people get injured on the train because of him, he is in big trouble, and he is in big trouble anyway. >> and he uses the train. people are stupid. >>> this is a cargo ship carrying more than 30,000 logs from oregon to the u.s. to china and this is what the crew has to endure. they were caught in a storm near russia and listen to the sound. the air temperature was minus 4 degrees celsius and the waves were more than 30 feet high. winds of just under 100 miles per hour and even some of the a water in the engine room, and you hear it raining buckets before they are able to get out. >> this is amazing the motion of the ship and the temperature of the water, and trying to ge

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i look up, the bus zrooifr driver looked like he was slumped over. the next thing they know, the bus just went off the road and we rolled at least twice. >> the injuries range from miner to minor to severe. parking could cost double what drivers are paying now. a proposed a plan would mean $2 an hour instead of a dollar at downtown parking metres. they would be extended by two hours each fight t. city wants to get drivers in parking garages to open up crowded streets downtown. walnut creek transportation dmigs will discuss possible changes at a meeting this thursday. >>> 18 people are now in custody in santa barbara as part of the beach drug bust. early yesterday morning this 30-foot double engine smuggling boat washed up on a beach near downtown santa barbara. drug agents say it was loaded with marijuana. the california national guard happened to spot people on board offloading a whole ton of drugs. the u.s. coast card homeland security investigations, the chp and santa barbara sheriff arrived on the scene. >> multiple agencies responded and they ar

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let's take a look at -- is done. let's take a look at maps. inbound 66 at route 234, the accident on the left shoulder. now over to the north side of town. we're in good shape on the beltway. outer loop slowing down into silver spring. no issues on route 29, 95 or 270. we'll take a quick look live outside one more time and here on the outer loop, you'll find a few brake lights off and on from new hampshire to georgia. that's pretty normal for this time of the morning. back to you guys. >>> it's 6:17. here's another look at the question of the morning. according to an ask men survey, if the u.s. were to ban fast food, say it isn't so, which one of these did men say they would miss the most? is it a, chicken nuggets, b, big mac or c, the whopper? >> greg morris says the chicken nuggets from mcdonald's and chik-fil-a. we'll have the answer coming up in about half hi, jericho? yes? did you say, "when i stream true blood on my slow internet it always buffers at the best part"? yeah? hi, jericho. oh my! i'll get you better internet if you invite me

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a new look. a new look. you know, i have worn my hair this way for 100 years and something new would be nice. >> okay. so we can do whatever we want. >> well, my boyfriend doesn't like short hair. but other than that, you're okay. >> all right. lewis, that's your only thing. no short hair. >> well, the boyfriend is going to love it if it looks great. that i happen to know. she is here with her friend barb. let's take one last look at marilyn before and bring out the new marilyn. >> oh, yeah. >> wow. >> okay. take off those blinders. >> oh. >> do you want to turn around marilyn. >> yes, i do. >> okay, hon. >> it's beautiful. >> oh my gosh. oh my gosh. >> it's long, see. >> it's still long. >> turn around sweetheart and look at camera 12. tell us what you did. >> this shows that you always have to keep making small changes. at least every couple of years. the change here is she had one long line around the face and it made her face just down. the layers added depth to the color and, again, the make up is minim

look look at that! >> whoa! >> i'm sure we'll see it over iv and over again. probably not feeling very luckyy after he fell off of the of platform onto the tracks at a train station. the man told police he had two drinks to celebrate passing thet medical board but doesn'tbutoesn remember anything else. >> first my observation is --ats >> he had more than two drinks.. >> those were some pretty strong drinks, big gulp size.e. >> oh, my gosh!y >> did it look like he was running or just walking just j like we've seen and didn't've sd realize?idn't >> i don't know.'t kno >> he wobbled to me, looked like.like >> maybe it was some wobbling. we're glad he's okay.gl >> yeah, really.ad reall >> all those people that come to his rescue. seems like we've had how many oo these?e? >> i don't know. >> yeah, a lot of them. >> you have to be careful downrn there. >> i guess so!ss s >> let's do the weather. we have a few clouds to start st the day, not expecting any raini and once again, we have fall-like temperatures.res. >> i love this! >> 40s out west, my god! >> keeping the

and looking at the real risk. we know there are some people for a variety of reasons that will be inherently violent. and for those people, unfortunately the only thing that is going to work at that point in time is going to be incapacitation. and there is the ability to predict that with a high degree of certainty and still move away from factors are focusing on someone's race or gender. i believe those are valid tools that can be developed and there is a lot of knowledge base on that. and it's important for us to look at the possibility of skipping your due date in court. i think part of the validity and credibility of the court system is based on people agreeing to show up. and again there are many factors and many based on evidence that is proven by people that are likely to come back court and show up and people who are not. clearly service is the kind of service that could take somebody right on the edge and they could make all the difference in the world. and we should focus and put those people in the serv

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back to the bay another live look at sutro tower camera looking on to low clouds 83 in antioch. one more live view here at 7 clear skies and mild tonight and overnight. upper 80s inland. still ahead wildfire in yosemite threatening part of television history. >> please, he's back. dennis rodman in north korea again. why he says he's returned to the communist country. >> why this building is being blamed for melting a car. >> another live look at the traffic. as you look at traffic coming towards us heading towards berkeley this is from our camera, back 80 west. part of the bridge righthand turn there going back to 580. it's slow heading into that direction. back with more on >>> rim fire threatens the house on the home on the land where another family named ingalls that are now waiting out of flames. the fire burned 369 square miles since it broke out. the rim fire is now 75% contained for containment is expected next week. >> crews spent the morning cleaning up after a small fire at sky walker ranch. sky 7 was over the parking lot you can see items from george lucas's famous st

it looks like a cool down in st. louis for tomorrow but overall, as we call for the end of the week it will look more like the fall season. here, and the bay area a mild start with 50s and 60s expect a mostly sunny day but we do have some drizzle in downtown san francisco temperatures will be right where they should be for this time of year with afternoon sunshine and morning fog. really, no significant changes for the next seven days. >> traffic? a great time to leave your house. however, a bit of a wait in the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. however, no incidences once you make your way past the pay gates. nimitz freeway and the san mateo bridge, no problems. there are some of damp roadways out of the north bay. and everything is fine in the east bay on the 580 with no accidents to report. and as for the south bay. no problems with northbound 101 coming out of coyote valley. >> an indian court has convicted four men in the december gang rape of a young woman on a moving bus in new delhi. sentences for the

everything looks quiet now. we are still before 5:00 so we still have overnight roadwork some lanes blocked just in the usual places though and once again we continue to check in with chp and we have not seen anything unusual as far as accidents go. live look at the traffic sensors in altamont pass in livermore. eastbound lanes 580 greenville to north flynn two right lanes blocked until 9 a.m. not impacting the commute. that's a live look as you approach the dublin interchange. pretty much moving at the speed limit towards the castro valley y. so this is an area to talk about. we have a full freeway closure eastbound 4 shut down between somersville and "a" street for ongoing roadwork. they should have that ramp reopened and everything reopened in the area and the lanes by about 5:00 this morning. we are seeing brake lights at least in the commute direction past "a" street westbound 4. looks good across the antioch bridge. 880/237 silicon valley commute no delay between milpitas and sunnyvale, bay bridge also loo

>> look, look, look. it's right there, it's right there, it's right there. >> miranda, i don't see anything either, baby. >> miranda, turn around, sweetie, let me see. >> look! >> uh, you know what, baby? i think you're hallucinating. there's no pimple there. >> ok, well, wait, wait, wait, wait. i am not hallucinating! there is a zit, and it is right here and i see it. >> okay. >> oh! >> you -- you know what? miranda, i think you need to cut back on the caffeine. >> yep. [ telephone rings ] >> oh, excuse me. hello? >> claretha? when are you going to finish my makeup? >> oh, ella, i'm going to get right on you as soon as i finish the mother of the bride and the matron of honor. oh, and the ushers and the caterer and the bridesmaids and -- >> claretha, forget it. >> oh. >> just forget it. >> oh, okay. where is your sister, anyway? >> oh. that was your father. there was an emergency delivery at the hotel. >> what? >> the housekeeper went into labor. >> but what if he doesn't get here in time? oh! oh. wait, w

we're looking at low 80s and castro valley. we're looking at lower 80s for san rafael. your kron 47 day around the bay shows a clean will continue. >> will be right back . align the time is 9:27 a.m.. police say george zimmerman's estranged wife doesn't want to press charges against her husband despite calling 911 and saying he threatened her and her father. monday's uproar at a home in an orlando suburb is the latest in a string of incidents in which zimmerman has landed in the news. on the 911 call, shellie zimmerman yells at her father to get inside the house, saying zimmerman may start shooting at them. but as police pressed her for information, and after talking to her attorney, she declined to press charges. zimmerman's attorney says his client didn't threaten anyone with a gun. >> will will be right back with the latest among diablo powewe will be right back with more on monday also fireon the o powewe will be right back with more on monday also fireon the o fire. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter d

here is a look at the news van as police looked inside for evidence. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporter's equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound. police as you see here taped off his vehicle in the parking lot as evidence. but officers are not confirming if the incidents are related. >>> a horrific car crash in san francisco has claimed the life of a high school student. 16-year-old kevin sands was on his way to lincoln high with his mom and sister when police say a speeding driver slammed into their van, killing him yesterday morning. abc 7 news has more on how fellow students are trying to cope. >> reporter: this was a morning crash that left the scene of crumpled cars and killed 16-year-old kevin sands. he was a passenger in a minivan hit by a speeding silver mercedes. word quickly spread

the pes, stocks look cheap. it should be cheap just like airlines and other things that have a broad risk in the market. it's probably trading at 20% premium to what it has. that's obviously a risk factor. finally, look, if gas prices rise that is a risk to walmart, it will be a risk to these, too. the highest margin project are suvs and trucks. great small cars but they don't make as much money. if they do go in, that's not good for ford. i'm going to do the same kind of trade i did with walmart. i'm he going to take advantage of the fact that it didn't go up. i'm going to buy a put option. go out to november, spend 45 cents here for the 15 strike put option. if the stock drops, i'm going to look to spread, sell it, take a little bit of profits. otherwise, because it's not so near and dear, i have time. >> mike, you're going real simple. buying a put. >> if you're trading index where a lot of premiums are going up a lot, you should be looking to spread. you have to do something to deal with the fact that premiu

our ferries, bart system looking good. that's a look at your monday drive and ride. now to michelle. >> thank you. developing news from washington , the senate in the battle to avoid a government shout down. senate democrats are expected to vote today to reject the latest house attempt to block obamacare. >> reporter: a partial shut down begins at midnight. the senate will likely vote down a house plan to fund the government because it calls for a one year delay of the president's healthcare law. in the final few hours, house leaders say they will try to weaken obamacare. >> a few other options for the senate to look at again. >> gop members stood in front of the capitol criticizing democrats for not working. >> the senate needs to act. why are they waiting ? why aren't the doors open? >> democrat says republicans have been stalling for weeks to force the president into a corner and bringing the debate down to the deadline is part of the plan. >> this was a calculated strategy to drive the country to the cliff and then say give us what we want in the affordable care

you can take a look. this is just one of the many locations here in san francisco and the bay area that will honor the victims of 9/11. and the effort to remember them is continuing in places like in downtown napa. an artist was tasked by a napa fire marshal to create a memorial, the design intentionally displays all its raw intensity. the names of the victims have been etched on massive glass panels. >> when you contemplate, you think about all of these names, these -- all these people all they did was go to work that day like they did every other day like all of us -- most of us do. people come and know somebody and put their hand on that name and, you know, that's what we really want to -- we really want people to be able to connect in that way. >> reporter: this is a four- year project. most of the labor was donated by local engineers, landscape architects and contractors. the steel that was used in this memorial was part of the actual 9/11 aftermath. the beams are free for nonprofits looking to build

looking good to concord. traffic moving well. 680 traffic looks good from walnut creek. let's go back to the desk. >> years in the making but drivers are official owe going over the new span of the bay bridge. we have team coverage of the opening this morning. >> first, let's check in with ktvu pam cook who is live at the toll plaza this morning. how is it going out there, pam? >> reporter: it's great. good morning, brian and tori. it's exciting to be here for the first morning commute across the new span of the bay bridge. we have been out here since 4:00 this morning. definitely seeing traffic picking up. but it seems to be moving along just fine. i got a chance to see the bridge from the east shore freeway this morning. it's gorgeous. the new led lighting, it's just a very pretty sight. it will be prettier when the old cantilever section comes down. the bridge opened up ahead of schedule. much safer. the chp was hoping for a last- night opening which it did. shortly after 10:00, the new bridge opened. some drivers waited in line for hours to be among the first to cros

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how is it looking? >> it looks okay. we're looking at the new picture of the heat span that's gonna be the normal picture that we always look at here. it looks pretty good driving into san francisco with no major delays. as a matter of fact, what's on the bridge, it's a nice drive. it seems better than it was yesterday. as we look at the toll plaza, i can see as far as the foot of the macarthur maze. it's about a 20, 25-minute delay. it looks better than yesterday. but certainly, still crowded. if you are driving contra costa 680 traffic is heavy and toll. on 80 it's backed up just west of highway 4 driving in richmond. let's go to mark. >>> hi, sal. good morning to you. we're taking a live look outside toward the bay bridge. it's not a one-word forecast or even a "now" forecast with the clear skies up above. some patchy fog out there. we have the fog being a factor at least near the coast and around the bay. it's not widespread overcast. forecast headlines, patchy fog for the morning comu. mild to warm this afternoon. t

how is that going to look? on a park, how is that going to look on that point? what are we going to have to signify that? and is that going to be something if we open up to more of a commercial naming right and in a way or if it's going to be an individual foundation that's going to have the ability to have their name on the cruise terminal or the cruise terminal concourse or the lawn, the point at the eastern end of the pier, et cetera. that's kind of the question that we're looking at here. we hope that there is going to be the more explanation what this is going to be looking like. the diagrams we've seen so far don't really show a actually it's going to look like. it's zoomed out, not the renderings of the [speaker not understood]. what we'd like to see what it's going to look like when it's actually paired. so, for the most part we want to, you know, be part of the conversation, you know, except that we -- you know, we're worried, we're not as worried as we were, but we just want to make sure when it comes to this program where we're naming such large areas

look look look. look look look look. look look look look. look look. look. weekly continues here in r.t. radiation has risen that japan's devastated nuclear plant at fukushima reading show levels in one of the storage tanks of contaminated water have shot up by eighteen times now that's enough to kill an exposed man in just four hours this comes just after a massive leak of radioactive water a week ago which may have reached the ocean the fukushima plant was damaged by a powerful earthquake and tsunami that hit japan in march two thousand and eleven the operator tepco announced on friday that it detected new radiation hotspots in parts of the compound where contaminated water is stored professor chris busby i've been speaking to him earlier he's the scientific secretary from the european committee on radiation risk and fears it's next to impossible to control the situation at fukushima. radiation suddenly cannot increase unless something has suddenly happened and that something cannot be a leakage from the tank because gamma radiation goes straight through a

anytime soon.hat take a look at our camera from washington high school, looking toward the courthouse. the clouds beginning to break apart. cloudy skies for a good part of the day, keeping her temperatures down. satellite and radar, the heaviest of clouds west of d.c. began into breakup. breakup.ing to temperatures range from 68 at dulles, 70 gaithersburg, 72 in fredericksburg. maryland is in the 60's. we movethe forecast as through the overnight. temperatures will slowly fall, eventually the 50's. even some 40's in the mountains. what to expect for the next seven days, a few minutes. >> well days after the shooting at the navy yard, we are getting a look at what is being done for the thousands of people who lived through the nightmare, forced to save their lives from a crazed gunman. brad bell has more on this story. known hundreds of people witnessed the carnage inside the building firsthand. hundreds of people knew the victims personally. we heard stories of people who can't sleep. they don't want to return to work. the navy is saying they have a place to turn. james slater is amon

and 95 looking good. a live look north of 195 and no problems getting down to dc this morning and northbound travel will be clear from route 100 up to the beltway, you are looking at a six minute ride and 695 in great shape this morning. on the outer loop right now, looking at an 11 minute right from 795 down to 95. and that outer loop, that is going to remain clear on the east side of the beltway, with an 11 minute ride from 95 all the way up to 83. >>> well, any parent who has snuggled a newborn knows about the newborn baby smell. but it appears that scent does more than make you smile and plays a role in the bonding experience between mother and child. and when new moms smelled the scent of a newborn, the pleasure center of the brains lit up compared to when they smelled something like an air scent or a fresh air freshener. and scientists did not test to see if those effects, if it is the same effects on dads. >>> and speaking newborns, when you're expecting you can expect plenty of advice but what sho

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but in america, looking for stocks to buy, look at reits. you know, guys that bought housing steep like black rock that is another company i would look at, but i don't think that ireland is our answer to a global housing recovery not now. neil: l.t. well to the hell with both of you. >> all right. then, you are linkedin. >> taking advantage was not just a bull market in technology but in social networks stocks. like they were in late 1990s, what worries me about linked in, it will give employees 10,000-dollars to give to charity, 5,000 to go to school, free yoga classes, it smells like a top than a buying opportunity, if the company is issuing more stock as they are. neil: jared? >> 766 times earnings, if you buy the stock right here, you pay 766 times what company earns in a year's time, granted they are assigned that social media premium, but i am no on linkedin to make friends, i am using it to network, they are charging me to use it, it network,hey are frying ting -- trying to chargeu $45 or whatever it is her month, i think companies li

but look at this. we have a figure from your report, the top, that is the top federal tax rate right now. let's put in the top marginal income tax rate on sole proprietorship in new york city. that is unincorporated companies we're talking about. of course you have a top federal rate of 39.6%. you have the top state income tax rate. 8.8%. you have the top low cat rate, 4.2%. they get a deduction for state and local taxes of 5% which is good but it all adds up. self-employment tax. the peas provision. i didn't even know about that. 42.43%. 452.4% is the total. how can you do business with that. >> absolutely. it is a very high rate. one of the things businesses have to cope with. another thing you have to keep in mind a vast majority of these small businesses that are subject to this high marginal rate are employers. they have employees. so when businesses need to pay this tax, and they need, and they want to expand it is less likely they will be able to because of their facing these very high marginal

is looking good. let's go back to the desk. >>> breaking news from san jose. two people have just died in an early morning ash and the driver of the other car is missing. nowhere to be found. janine is live in san jose. and janine, you just talked with the police. good morning. >> reporter: good morning they're hoping to track down that driver. but in the mean time they've blocked off both southbound lanes and one of the northbound lanes of first street near sky port. so they can investigate this deadly accident. you can see the force of the impact just crushed, really both of the cars. you can see the silver car that hit the pole there. and the other car that has the tarp over that. there's a body of the passenger that's still inside there. police say this accident happened around 3:20. and when they arrived they found the silver mercedes crashed into the pole. they say the driver ran away. there were two women in the toyota yaris. firefighters used the jaws of life to free them. one of the women was

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hears a look at the news van as police looked for evidence inside. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporters equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. now a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound. police taped off his vehicle as evidence but officers will not confirm the incidents are related. >>> a horrific crash in san francisco has claimed the life of a high school student. the 16-year-old kevin sand was on his way to lincoln school with his mom and sister when a speeding driver slammed into his van, killing him yesterday morning. we have the moran on how fellow students are trying to copy. >> this was a morning crash that left a scene of crumpled cars and killed 16-year-old kevin sand. he was the passenger in a minivan hit by a speeding mercedes. word quickly spread that one of their students was in that crash. >> a junior or seenor t