dan? >> another incredible day in egypt. >>> and over in iran this morning, this is an incredibly high stakes day for a pair of young americans. these two young men were hiking along the iran/iraq border when they were arrested and accused of being american spies. they go on trial today, and it could lead to a lifetime in prison, or it could lead to their freedom. simon mcgregor-wood has more from our london bureau. simon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's right, the trial finally underway in tehran. and only two of the hikers still in detention. the third, sarah shourd, was released on $500,000 medical bail last september. she's been tried in her absence. all three being accused by the iranians of espionage, which is a very serious charge. today's session was held behind closed doors in tehran's revolutionary court. even the swiss ambassador, america's only diplomatic representative in iran, was thrown out. the court is controlled by the islamic republic's hard line rel

dan, bianna? >>> the revolution in egypt was sparked by an uprising in tunisia, and so another big question this morning -- are there more dominos in the region to fall? >> that's right. protests are erupting in algeria's capital demonstrators violently clashed with riot police. there are also some protests in iraq and now there are calls for protests in iran and libya, and suddenly palestinian leaders are calling for elections to get ahead of it there. our martha raddatz is in yemen this morning where the government is working closely with them to battle al qaeda. >> reporter: that's right. there were huge protests in algeria's capital today. tens of thousands of protesters hitting the street and also political upheaval in the palestinian authority. and nearly a thousand protesters here on the streets of yemen. there were a few violent confrontations between pro-government forces and opposition groups. but the opposition here has already forced a change. the president has said he will not run for

dan? >> bob, i got to ask you. i think it was almost exactly five years ago that you were hit in iraq and suffered a traumatic brain injury. and i know during your recovery, having your wife, lee, and your four children around you, made a huge difference. you've said this. what are gabby's doctors saying about the fact that her husband will now be gone for two weeks? and whether that might impact her recovery? >> reporter: well, the doctors -- first of all, there's no proof that having a family there on the recovery. but absolutely, it's really necessary. the doctors also say, these recoveries are very long-term. they last very long. so, the family has to share -- to pace themselves. that doesn't mean that every family member has the to stay next to the bed all the time. they have to go out. and the patient wants that to happen. >> bob, thank you. >>> we'll be right back on "gma." - it's beautiful. - behind every open heart is a story. tell yours with my open heart collection at kay jewelers, the number one jewelry

dan and bianna? >> thank you, jackie. >>> we love this story. a story of love and survival after the huge earthquake down in new zealand. most engaged couples have a lot to deal with in the week before their wedding. >> for one couple, the earthquake really complicated matters when the bride got trapped in her office building, three days before she was supposed to walk down the aisle. abbie boudreau has their story. >> reporter: it was a massive tragedy. a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that crumbled office buildings. emma howard, just four days before getting married. >> i thought, we're going to get crushed. or something will move and we'll get crushed. >> reporter: her fiance, chris greenslade, rushed to the scene. then, he got a text message from emma. >> it said, i'm okay. i love you very much. incredible. >> reporter: he quickly texted her back, trying to reassure her. >> his message said, i'm with your parents. i love you. there are lots of men trying to get you out. >> reporter: trapped with co-wor

the fact of the matter is, dan snyder has ruined a washington redskins. it will take years before the franchise can recover, in large part due to the mismanagement of dan snyder erybody in town ows . >> colby sayay that the lawyers message was our pockets are much deeper than yours. >> defending this lawsuit will soon outstrip the value of the city paper itself. it is clearly a snarky threat. this is a puerto -- this is a pr disaster. amateur advisers would know that this is about the stupidest things you can do. this paper is a village of the obscure. now it is on the headlines of espn and nationally. crazy. i've got to share this -- on the website this week, dan snyderr had 100% negative rating, and mubarak only had 67% of negative rating. that is how bad it is. >> dan snyder is a jerk. i mean, he is just an absolute jerk. this piece documented his meddling in confidence as the owner of -- incompetence as the owner of the redskins. he is a millionaire trying to put out of business in a precarious publication. as for the anti-semitic charges, all you hav

>> i'd agree with dan that the u.s. has to, has to do both. you have to deal with the national capitals because they still have a lot of power, but you also need to go to brussels, partly because they do have power in brussels, but also because i think it's in the american interest to do what it can to breathe life into the european project. europe has been at it for about 60 years, it has made a lot of progress. i worry that it might be running out of gas, and that over... >> that the european union might be running out of gas? >> yes, but over the last five, six, seven years, there has been a quiet but quite dramatic re-nationalization of political life. we saw it in the "no" vote to the e.u. constitutional we saw it in the election of the conservative party to lead britain, a euro-phobic party. we see it in the rise of the far right in hungary, in the netherlands, in countries in western europe. there is a kind of nationalism coming back that is coming at the expense of europe, and it's happening in germany. and it's most worrisome in germa

in novato, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: concord police are looking for this man suspected of robbing a natural one credit union yesterday afternoon. please describe him as 25 to 30 years old, 5 ft. 10 in. tall. he's believed to be middle eastern or and hispanic. anyone with information is asked to call the concord police department. after a state report slammed a muni claiming it was negligent about safety problems. the transit agency is getting to work in commuters need to be aware. repair works at church, a plan for tomorrow and sunday. crews will be working from 7:30 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.. both the church read and will be affected. the j train will service stops at the ballpark to market street. a shuttle bus will replace. we'll be right back. >>louisa: the time right now is for 3:00 p.m., the golden gate range you almost never know there was a storm. but how much rainfall this morning over the past 24 hours we've had more than three-quarters of an inch of rain in santa rosa. if more than an inch in napa and in no

>> i'd agree with dan that the u.s. has to, has to do both. you have to deal with the national capitals because they still have a lot of power, but you also need to go to brussels, partly because they do have power in brussels, but also because i think it's in the american interest to do what it can to breathe life into the european project. europe has been at it for about 60 years, it has made a lot of progress. i worry that it mit be running out of gas, and that over... >> that the european union might be running out of gas? >> yes, but over the last five, six, seven years, there has been a quiet but quite dramatic re-nationalization of political life. we saw it in the "no" vote to the e.u. constitutional treaty. we saw it in the election of the conservative party to lead britain, a euro-phobic party. we see it in the rise of the far right in hungary, in the netherlands, in countries in western europe. there is a kind of nationalism coming back that is coming at the expense of europe, and it's happening in germany. and it's most worrisome in

dan? >> not a lot of room for compromise in his statements there setting up a dangerous and unstable situation. i wonder what it's like from your perspective to be one of the few reporters inside of tripoli this morning, is it calm there? are you hearing gunshots? can you move freely? or do you have government minders on you all the time? can you paint a picture for us? >> reporter: yes, as you can imagine, it's always very difficult looking from the outside in without having the facts. well, we've only just arrived here 12 hours or so ago, and we've been up and out and into the street, and we've been given minders. this is the government's attempt, they tell us, to try to tell share side of the story. they're well aware. they've seen the east take benghazi. they've heard the voices of those that want to get out from under the authoritarian rule of gadhafi. here they want to particularly see, they say, that they have not used air power against protesters. this is the one thing that they ar

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good morning to you, dan and bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan. at least 38 people were killed on saturday when 5 gunmen wearing explosive vests stormed a bank in the eastern city of jalalabad. 21 of those killed were afghan security forces waiting to be paid at a local bank. >>> and pirates in somalia say that hijacked yacht carrying an american couple will make landfall there today. if so, that will make it much harder for a rescue of jean and scott adam and two other americans believed to be on board. somali pirates seized the yacht friday off the east coast of africa. >>> and here in new york city, at least 25 firefighters were hurt battling a blaze whipped by strong winds. the winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour and raced through an apartment building in brooklyn. none of the firefighters' injuries were life-threatening. meanwhile, four people suffered minor injuries in that blaze. >>> and elsewhere, strong winds spawned dozens of brush fires along the mid-atlant

i think dan is right. sometimes you blame the guy or the woman who has the permanent job, who can't lose it. has it changed so much in application? just a week or two ago we were worried about the unemployment rate around nine. are political peel more worried about cutting in spending than getting the neighbor back to work. >> it is a political issue that resonates. after years of being accused of being focused on other things like health care and regulatory refoorm, now the president is going out and talking about job creation. what is so interesting is at this moment when it feels like everybody wants to talk about where are you cutting, that is what republicans are talking about, the president's jobs message is act wrapped up in investing, which is washington speak for spending. on the jobs issue, he is talking about jobs, but it is coming across as he is talking about spending. it is a very emphasis, an interesting choice. >> every day we see the president with a hard hat on visiting an industry. is wa

dan dicker joins us once again from the nasdaq. welcome back. nice to see you. what price should investors in oil stocks pay closest attention to? >> the one that is most widely publicized, that is the closest representative to world oil prices is brent crude out of the north sea. the w.t.i. tru t.i. crude has lt connection to every other crude. so what prices you're seeing for w.t.i. has nothing to do with what people pay at the pumps. >> w.t.i. is west texas instruments. >> it has been the bench part for u.s. prices, almost everything has been pricing off w.t.i. off the past 20 years, but they've had this huge reserve point. and its land locked. it has forced the prices much lower than every other grade out there. you've had a lot of financial players who have also piled into this west texas intermediate problem, but haven't been able to get out because of the surplus in the supply change. you have a lot of oil coming in, and you have this market that is actually trading 15, 20, sometimes $25, where its advertised price should be. >> dan, your sense is real oi

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please welcome doctor dan cohan. >> thank you susan, well, it's a privilege to be here. i'm really impressed with the gathering that you've all assembled here in and the quality of the discussion. so i know that i don't want to wear out my welcome so i'll try to get through this sort of on time. you know at one time there was a pointer up here, and seems to have disappeared. so, maybe we can go on to the next slide and in the meantime we'll find a pointer. it wasn't very many years ago or not that many audiencesing a that i sort of felt like i was in a slightly different environment than the one i heard this morning. the way i'm going to structure this talk is to - thank you - okay. is to talk about mainly observations first and then models and observations second, and then kind of sum up. so next one. if you look at the traces on this plot, which is a global average version of surface temperature of the earth, the thick dark line in this trace is actually the observe or what we estimate to be the observed temperature of the earths surface, and the other part - the color

dan and bianna? >> jim, thank you very much. incredible scenes overnight. incredible reporting by jim sciutto and terry moran. >>> speaking of incredible reporting, "this week" host, christiane amanpour has been leading our coverage in cairo. she landed an exclusive interview with president mubarak at the height of the protests. she's here this morning. good morning. thanks for coming in. >> good morning to you both. >> so, the army's in charge now. do we think the army has the democratic impulse needed to help make this transition? >> i think the army knows that the people have won this revolution. and they better meet the people's demands, as they said. but you're absolutely right. there's no tradition of democracy within the army. since 1952, all of the leaders of egypt have been military or military-backed. a military-backed regime has just handed over to a military regime. and really, the outcome is not clear right now. >> of course, christiane, we said this has implications for the entire regio

dan let me start with you. recently president obama said he needs a million electric cars on the road in about four year's time. what do you make of that? is that a realistic goal for the country? having a million cars on the road in four years time is a realistic but ambitious goal. the chevy volt is being sold this year. the demand is so high general motor's will quadruple the number they make. >> they say they are going to. is it a realistic goal? >> i think if incentives stay in place and people get the vehicle, and people should because the volt is a great vehicle, it depends on how things unfold. >> fred? >> they can do anything if they are willing to subsidize it. you can make water run uphill. the question is whether it's sensible to take money from an embattled economy and put it into the car of the tomorrow instead of the car of today. >> this is about american competitive with other countries and american innovation. china announced they'll invest $15 billion in clean energy cars of the future. we ar

>>dan: this was the scene thursday as workers tried to remove the body buried 4 ft. below brick patio. an autopsy is scheduled for next week which would give police some answers. >> with a body in the backyard which is unusual. will be looking at that aspect of how the body got there. the cause of death will be critical for us at this point as we >>dan: move forwarddan once pleas of the cause of death they will know if this is a case of murder or simply improper disposal of the body. the missing man's wife will allow authorities to search for property, so far refuses to answer questions as to how the body might of got in behind her home. in novato, kron 4 news. >>pam: 2 malnourished poppies are headed into foster care this weekend. angus and gideon, are too young pit bulls. they were abandoned at the spca. they're believed to be six or seven weeks old. a third copy was abandoned along with them and has died. >> for people finding themselves in situations with animals they can care for, we encourage them to bring them to the local shelter. as difficult as that may be,

but in many cases, like dan's, they would reappear month after month. now with the new policy, all dan has to do is ask for a third party block which will permanently prevent other companies from cramming his at&t bill with rogue charges. >> i'm just looking to the day that i can get my at&t bill without being slammed by usbi. >> that was julie watts reporting. at&t is reimbursing him for all the usbi charges. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. log on to cbssf.com and click on "connect." call our hotline at 1-888-5- helps-u. we have volunteers standing by right now to take your calls. we'll be right back. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight at five: an airport employee caught using customer' credit card numbers. how much the concord woman spent... plus: we're keeping a close eye on the weather... at five. it's a big win for man s best friend.. "...best in show is the on this crazy weather. coming up at 5:00. >> we are. >>> hey, it's a big win for man's best friend. >> best in show is the deerhound! [ applause and cheers ] >> that is h

in concord, dan from kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: look at our 7 day forecast, what was snow levels dropping aggressing wa. we could see snow at sea level by friday night and saturday morning. all tell you all about it coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ [ 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. >>pam: it is call the warrants week. this is video from this morning's joint operation with oakland police, the alameda parole department housing authority officers. they were searching for 70 wanted felons and parole violators. in addition to having to schools, it's the location of safe haven. it's an after-school mentoring program which is designed to steer stud

>> dan. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: dan, we're like a ventriloquist act. [ laughter ] watch it, dan. [ laughter ] okay. dan, do you like super bowl parties? >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: where do you usually go for a super bowl party? >> some friends' house. they host a party, we go there. >> jimmy: yeah? do you want to say your friend's name, or no? >> kathy and andros. they haven't invited us yet this year though. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kathy, what is the deal? it's this weekend. kathy alejandro? >> kathy and andros. >> jimmy: oh, kathy and andros. andros is his name? >> it is. >> jimmy: ooh, how sexy. [ laughter ] katie and andros. what do you -- what's your favorite food when you eat at the super bowl party? what does andros cook up? somethin' -- [ light laughter ] >> he's from cyprus, so it's pretty wild sometimes. >> jimmy: what is it? >> chips and dip. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sounds like a pretty wild time, yeah. chips and dip. any type of dip? any type of dip. >> any type of dip. >> jimmy: any type of dip. any type of dip. ♪ ♪ any type of dip any type of dip just say any type of

dan kerman? >>reporter: that is correct, it was incredibly cooperative weather. 5:40 he touched down. this is earlier video. at the bottom of this ramp. local dignitaries, former mayor, kevin newson. and attorney general, pamela harris. they chatted with them, and then before you know it, he was on marine one and going to a private dinner in silicon valley. he was really only hear about 18 minutes. now, he is going to a private function in silicon valley. with executives to speak about innovation, technology. getting people back to work. and to be speaking with google executive, eric schmidt. mark zuckerberg, and apple steve jobs. as you know, the president idea is to a very specific spending. the rest of the budget cutbacks but to try to get people back to work. you want to talk to people about that in terms of education, clean energy, under pressure uand entrepreneud also, he will be back on the marine one and then eventually air force one tomorrow to go to oregon to visit intel. that is a list

. >> american missionary dan baumann risked his life. at the end of the trip when he was percent about to cross the border, iranian authorities beat him. jesus met him in his prison cell. what happened next was in god's hands. >> in my walk, i have always seen god come through. all of a sudden, the thought hit me, what if this is different. i was in prison in iran. it was out of my hands. either god would do a miracle or i would stay there. they put in a cell in isolation, a light in one corner. in the wintertime. there was snow outside. the heater didn't work well. they let me out of the room to be interrogated. they would lead me down this hall waip and take me into the interrogation room. an ugly room. blood stains on the floor, dark and murky. definitely the most terrifying time. beatings would star, slapping in the face, sometimes kicking. i struggled with faith. was god with me, did he love me? if he is good, why would he allow me through the situation? i woke up. i was done inside. i remember waking up thinking to myself, if i am

i have known dan over the years. i have not seen him in ages. >> do you still have ownership at all? >> no, that was in the 1970's and 1980's. it has been 10, 15, 20 years since we had that ranch. near las vegas, new mexico, not las vegas, nevada. >> embedding of journalist in the iraq war, whose idea was it? >> i don't know precisely. i know who i heard it from first, it was the assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. she had been working with her staff and various people discussing whether it was a good idea or not. at some moment she came to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and me and said that she believed that this would be a good idea, that we could allow journalists to go right into the units that were fighting the war in afghanistan and eventually in iraq. let them see for themselves what the men and women in uniform were doing and how they were doing it. the downside to that obviously is, if you have journalist embedded in your units, you have to protect them. you have to feed them, trans

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dan curman has details on his upcoming trip. >>dan: the president is expected to touch down at sfo late thursday afternoon. it will immediately go to a private meeting in silicon valley business leaders. it will discuss what the white house calls their shared interest in promoting american innovation. they will also talk about research and development, as well as clean energy in getting americans back to work. you may remember the last visit the president had in the bay area was in october, when he was here to raise funds for democrats right before the auction and isn't this time will be brief and scheduled to leave friday morning and had up to oregon to look at an intel planned that's currently under construction. at sfo, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: checking traffic on the golden gate bridge. moving well north and southbound, the streets look a little damp. were going to show you the same fault bridge, there is a wind advisory on the richmond, san rafael bridge. you's extra precaution if your traveling on that particular are

reporting live, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: a live look at the golden gate bridge, no problems traffic wise. it is getting dark there's no problem from the weather yet. kron 4 moreen shows you the conditions in santa rosa. >>christine: i'm in santa rosa downtown where it started raining around 2:30 p.m. the car windshield you can see how it's covered with raindrops. we've also seen a lot of here, is wind. very blustery conditions here. i want to zoom in on hit the tree. the leaves on the streets are fluttering around in the breeze. over here, you can see this on and that's what being in the wind. a few people standing out of the way in trying to protect themselves from the rain. even though it's been raining and the wind is blowing hard, it hasn't been cold. take a look of the temperature gauge i have you can see it reads just below 60 degrees. in santa rosa, kron 4 news. >>pam: jonathan blum is live it driving toward the golden gate bridge right now. your traffic looks like things are moving well? >>jonathan: they are,

dan has details. >>dan: cure and no valley high-school freshman has been booked into juvenile hall for making felonies threats against a school official. police said happened yesterday, the student when into the counsel's office and said he had made plans to kill a teacher because he mom embarrassed in the front of other students. the storm left campus and was picked up by police. they found detailed documents on how he would carry out the murder. police later he confessed and also indicated he had a lover plan of escaping. and to know, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: students at the school were shocked to hear about the alleged plot by one of their classmates. here's what some of them had to say. >> that is really crazy. >> makes me wonder what kind of other kids we have at the school. >> now i don't know what surrounded by. a school is supposed to be a safe zone not a dangerous place to be. >>pam: some of the students were upset that they were not notified by the incident by school officials. an alam

in concord, dan kron 4 news. >>reporter: they say a suspect wanted in connection with robbing several and elderly women after following the hall from the safeway grocery store is no custody. >> we have the individual who was in the safeway parking lot and he is finding elderly women and following them home. >>reporter: in most cases the victims purse was snatched outside of their home. so far no one has been held in the instance. at oakland police headquarters, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: cold temperatures tonight and patchy frost overnight. more morning temperatures will be widespread in the 30's. into the afternoon, increasing cloud cover. winds will kick up a little bit ahead of our next door. this will push and thursday and friday. clear conditions over the bay right now, in canada there will be cold air coming with the store. it could dropper snow levels down to sea level. let's look at the rain and thursday. 9:00 p.m. widespread light rain could see pockets of heavy rain rotating through this. later friday m

in martinez, dan curman kron 4 news. >>reporter: the city is currently facing a $110 million budget deficit. the mayor said that the biggest problem with the budget deficit is the growing cost of city employee pension. especially the police department and the fire department. he is calling on public safety to contribute to more their pension and for all employees to take up permanent 10% pay cut. reporting in san jose, a kate thompson kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: our big weather story tonight is the rain in the snow. take a look at sierra, snow still flying pretty heavily over the passes and likely to tahoe. if you're making that we can get away, i would suggest waiting until the morning until the winter storm warning has been lifted. right now it's a mess trying to get up there. very low snow levels as well. forcing snow locally here. here's a look at rain, throughout the bay area. heavy down the south bay, a moderate through the rest of the bay area. pretty steady over the past several hours. have your right up to the no

but in many cases, like dan's, they would reappear month after month. now with the new policy, all dan has to do is ask for a third party block which will permanently prevent other companies from cramming his at&t bill with rogue charges. >> i'm just looking to the day that i can get my at&t bill without bee slammed by usbi. >> that was julie watts reporting. at&t is reimbursing him for all the usbi charges. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. log on to cbssf.com and click on "connect." >>> time now 4:57. we are on stormwatch this morning. from trees down to power out, we have live team coverage on all the trouble spots. >> strong storm medicalled through in the bay area, rain, gusty winds and lightning. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and the bay area's biggest city in a budget crisis and public safety could take a major hit. the massive layoffs threatened. ,, ,, the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capital

reporting live in martinas, dan kron 4 news. >>pam: we're also learning more about for a spot where the private investigator who was also arrested and charged in that narcotics distribution conspiracy that you heard dan talk about. police believe he is an associate or friend of welsh, internet reporter kimberly has a look at his profile on line. >>kimberlee: learning more about the 49 year-old, by his private investigation website. that see some details from the website. according to his profile, he is the owner and lead investigator of butler and associates private investigating inc.. he was a law enforcement officer from 1996 to 1997, a background in narcotics and high crime special assignments. it goes on to say you provided it personal body guard services to corporate ceos and celebrities. he also said he was a philosophy manager with a minor in psychology. >>jacqueline: some isolated showers over the bay area at the rain will certainly picked up into tomorrow morning. a couple more storms pushed through by the end of the we

dan ashley has the details. >> you guys! >> for little kids learning to ski, sometimes the trickiest part is j riding the chair lift so alpine meadows ski area is trying out a new product call magnify 6. >> it's an extra element of safety for kids learning to ride chair lifts. >> it's built into a light-weight vest. >> over the child's jacket and the back it's a metal disk. >> the beginningers have electromagnetic seatbacks. the metal disk sticks to the magnets on the chair and the child captain fall off. at the end it interrupt a magnetic field, it releases and the child can get off the list. aiming at a slightly older child, a chip built into your ski pass. when you get on the chair lift, a scanner detects the card. it does all the tracking for you. >> it records how many vertical feet you ski or snow board and let's you know when you reach a mile zone. >> 7500 vertical feet today, total for the season. it posts your accomplishments. an app for i-pads and droids. megan and brad, they checked in about an hour and a half ago

joining me are dan brekke, josh richman, legal and political affairs reporter for the oakland tribune and carla marinucci, of "the san francisco chronicle." quite a kerfuffle in wisconsin, indiana, ohio. what's happening? what are the unions upset about? what does it mean for california? >> it has been called a tsunami on its way to california. the whole issue broke open this week. a lot of people wondering could california face the same kind of protests and action? this is all about money, power, and politics. the unions, particularly public employee unions are heart of the democratic party. they provide money, man power, and in states like wisconsin, we saw a republican governor challenge them openly. try try end collective bargaining. a lot of california protesters are heading to wisconsin as we speak, with concern could this catch on here in california. >> the concerns, i mean, in wisconsin you have the whole issue of collective bargaining. you also have the other legitimate concerns about the can we sustain? >> that's right. here in california, the legislative analysts have said

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dan noyes was there at the police commission meeting and he joins us with the i team update. dan? >> it has been a long haul. five years since video gate started. that's when the then mayor gavin knew psalm played -- gnu -- new so many was called on play video. it was meant as a going away video for the bay view station. many appeared in the video, but no one punished as much as wendy hurley. the police commission voted to suspend her 3 60-days without pay. >> so i leave here with my head held high knowing that -- knowing who i am. and with that i have strength. i don't really feel the assault or the attack as i may have otherwise. >> she is out on disability from injuries from a high speed chase, but the commission still cut her pay. the commission is right now deciding what will happen to jimmy lewis. >> you can basically see that a lot of our rights are being violated as police officers. that's the one thing the public will see once they look at video gate. >> they believe they have grounds for a lawsuit because the other officers were not punished as harshly. it does continue

y empieza con una reunion. >> de las 30 mujeres escogieron 15, luego 6 y quedñ yo en elle grupo,nos dan capacitacion para saber limpirar las casas. >> hay una inversion inicial. >> es diferente a un negocio propio, cada socia invierte 400 dólares, una parte el momento de ingresar y otra parte se quita del sueldo. >> el promedio de ingresos es 70% por su trabajo duro y por el sistema que tenemos, están ganando más y con el tiempo da beneficios como seguro de salud y ganancias a fin de año. >> me gusta mi trabajo, digo que les estoy agradecisa por la oportunidad. >> las mujeres que quieran trabajar que vengan. >> queremos crear espacios como este para que tenganun lugar donde trabajar. >> para convertirse en socia tiene que tener algunos requisitos como ser mayor de 18 años, vivir en san francisco , si quiere más información llame a los representantes que están en vivo. >> para saber los beneficios de la cooperativas nos acompaña michel que desarolla cooperativas. >> ofrecemos un entrenamiento bien enfocado en 4 areas ocmo la limpieza ecologica y tambiñn aspectos de comunicació

del 50%. >>> Último día de campaña para los 6 candidatos que aspiran a la alcaldía, y las encuestas dan como ganador a rahm emanuel y en una primera vuelta este martes. >>> no importa lo que dicen sobre mi, lo que cuenta son los planes que tengo para la educación, dijo quien ocupó el cargo de jefe de gabinete de obama. chicco dice sentirse confiado entre la diferencia de rahm emanuel y él no es tan amplia, y tiene el apoyo de los latinos. >>> si la comunidad aporta entonces ganamos y hacemos historia porque por primera vez tendremos un alcalde latino en chicago. >>> el segundo candidato miguel del valle pasó el día reforzando el día de su trabajo en el centro de campaña, y que el tercer lugar nunca le hizo pensar que tendría que retirar. >>> chicco se debe retirar, soy el único oficial electo latino que fue electo a nivel de la ciudad. >>> para esta analista la elección restructurará el funcionamiento de chicago. >>> aquí veíamos que casi siempre lo que propusiera el alcalde lo aceptaban, y la ciudad quiere más debate ahora. >>> un nuevo alcalde después de 22 años. y est