this is what it looks like just a few weeks ago, from our rooftop across the bay bridge. let me show you san jose. prodger and his wife joy celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary. he blocked to the san jose that is a little grayer than chapter of the harley-davidson we typically have been seeing. you certainly are waking up to owners group and he was slated to become its newest director. gray skies here. but we have been getting a some harley-davidson employees plan to dedicate their monthly break lately. but today it s low clouds for bike ride to him. they will meet at the morgan hill store and raise money for everybody. 60 in san jose and concord. his family. 58 in the city. we are going to 64 today in there s now a growing memorial to remember the high school football player who was the city. it will be sunny and breezy. but by the afternoon, we re going to have to wait for low shot and killed outside a grade clouds to burn off and livermore taco bell. they will do
pictures please tag the library on social media. until the last few decades amerigas incarceration rate was on the par with that of other liberal democracies would however in the last 40 years we have seen a 700% increase in incarceration in the land of the free. we have the highest incarceration rate per capita of anywhere in the world under other than north korea but there is not enough data coming out to know for sure. what is to blame for america being number one at locking up its own citizens? many theories exist. tonight we will hear about them from an expert in the field, john pfaff has spent 15 years studying data on imprisonment and is here to discuss his book which seeks to debunk some of the more popular theories and providing his own take on this natural catastrophe. he is professor of law with a focusing criminal law, sentencing law and law of economics. he was published in journal of criminology and economics review and federal sentencing reporter among others
i have a good feeling. today i get a good feeling. welcome to the 9. along with mike mibach and pam cook, i m sal castaneda looking at a live picture of the oakland estuary. beautiful weather, guys, but it s cold. traffic wasn t much to speak of today. flew right in. i felt like the may tag repairman today, i hung out in the parking lot for another 20 minutes. there you go. didn t want to come in and be with your coworkers. the toll plaza was light. are you enjoying your time on the 9? it s fun. filling in for gasia. great having you, pam, thank you. we have news raider fans might not like. the city of oakland looks like it s going to miss a key deadline to keep the team in the city. fans are trying sto stay optimistic to stay optimistic, but missing this deadline would not look good. the nfl asked the city to submit a solid stadium financing plan by tomorrow. that was the deadline that was imposed. but reportedly city officials have no such plan p
stuart: i was surprised. they owe you money. sue them. stuart: dagen and, oh, it is yours. dagen: on american. connell: i love peanut butter, myself. good morning, everybody. dagen: what will the president do to get america back to work. connell: president obama was unable to talk these guys. more importantly, can we keep this up? dagen: a key to a better economy. keys to your house, a new house hopefully. connell: let s talk about the markets. nicole petallides starts us off as she does each day with stocks now. nicole: taking a look at a market that really has shown strength over the last seven of the past nine weeks. the dow trading as high as 13,682 prior to pulling back here into negative territory. we are seeing multi- year highs. while they see the trend to the upside, they rally to resist it levels. i wanted to take a look. it was lower in the free market. the cfo, chief financial officer, gave an outlook for 2013. it is now trading higher on this conference call. t