and sc the plows into a family of bicyclists and what witnesses saw as the driver loses control. an arrest in the shooting attack at a spread and a tulsa community. focusing on a key voting group and what women want as the head to the polls. it's easter sunday thanks for joining us this morning. a lot of news and talk to cover the next hour everything from muni should be free or should you pay for it a big debate in san francisco and high-speed rail. developing news registered word about an odd hour ago that the longtime cbs newsman has passed away.

he passed away last night in the was long known and 60 minutes for his persistent and tough questioning of public figures. mike wallace was talented squad determined and he never backed down. on screen or off. the news legend began his professional life and radio and his early years of broadcasting were far ranging. he's saying and commercials and worked on variety and game shows and eventually making a breakthrough in a television program called like pete challenging his guests with difficult questions. what kind of people are your friends. for a while he straddled the entertainment and news world when his teenage son peter died in a hiking accident in greece he decided to concentrate more meaningful work and signed an

exclusive contract with cbs news. in 1968 cbs news producer record of wallace to coast 60 minutes and a few short years the program became the most influential prime-time news show in the history of television. we've had enough time on the air and enough money by and large to do the kind of job in your review of first-rate producers and first-rate researchers. it was 7¢. week after week and in tune in to see him ask probing questions and his confrontational style. the master of the tv interview he interrogated politicians and criminals and dictators and movie stars. he traveled the world completing over 800 reports for 60 minutes. when he was 87 years old to decided to scale back his work get 60 minutes and continue to do occasional reports but after his 2008 interview with the pitcher roger clemens his poor

health forced him to step away for good. an east bay community mourning the death of a father and daughter this morning after a teenage driver slammed into them as their riding bicycles in concord. officers arrested a teenager on suspicion of manslaughter, the contra costa county juvenile hall. happened country to boulevard near oak grove road yesterday. another daughter on a bicycle ride is recovering from injuries this morning. showing is the victim's family members at a memorial of candles and flowers near the crash site last night. relatives prayer on the sidewalk with a crash pledge to family members and into the third. group it was my brother in law that passed away and he was a great father and a good husband and a good role model to all the teenagers and a good coach for the soccer club and i am doing heartbroken today who ever did

it. him and his two daughters or riding bicycles on the sidewalk yearlong said the boulevard earlier in the day when there were struck by a large vehicle. the wreckage and debris give a sense of the via force of the crash damaged as tv and the sidewalk and heavily damaged building and bicycles on the ground. at the fire hydrant lead in the middle of the median and had to be hard hit it was devastating to see the bicycles on the ground. i didn't know there were children. the s u b was moving fast when it slammed into three bicyclists ride along a sidewalk continuing on sure enough the fire hydrant before ending up against a building. if flown up in the air and it was i was like the third car i was in the left lane and want a little girls was in the street. him and his nine year-old

daughter reared killed in the 12 year-old daughter was taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. and got out of my car and there was a young girl screaming my legs so i ran over to check her and i could see that she was not going to die so then iran ever to the man and when they got there is obvious to me and he was fatally injured. the and named 17 year-old driver went briefly to the hospital and then jailed for booking. at this point speed seems to be a factor and a ling change in the driver has been arrested for manslaughter. the driver called him from the scene. he told me live killed to people and it was pretty scared and wasn't sure if you serious but he seemed pretty nervous. to a developing story this morning to men arrested in connection with the random shootings of three people dead

in oklahoma. five people were shot within 3 mi. of each other in tulsa this weekend with a lot of questions on what are not the shooting to racially motivated. to people shoppers survived all of them were african-american this morning authority say they have arrested two men who happen to be white for the shootings. yesterday's investigators say they found no real evidence at least at this point that it was a hate crime. the grand jury expected to decide whether or not to charge martens shooter on tuesday. as norman claim to shock the teenager in self-defense but this morning dozens of protesters are expected to arrive where it happened in florida were martinmas shot weeks ago. the group is upset on how the cases being handled that he was charged immediately the demonstrators to the march in daytona. talks continue today to avert a strike at at&t.

union contracts for 40,000 workers expired at midnight with the union said employees will still report for work. there are at odds over the job protection and health care cost. at&t wants workers to pay a larger share and also once more the way in downsizing the landline operations. united airlines decided to pull out of oakland international airport. telling usa today that the losing too much money on flights to and from oakland. the low-end operations there on june 4th. indeed a 75 year partnership. united has been flying 11 flights a week at of oakland and as go to the hub in denver. how it will have to help passengers flock find other flights or give them refunds. in campaign 2012 coverage republican presidential canada santorum says he's not giving up

yet. there were rumors he might be his campaign said the rumors they might be headed for the exits are not true. santorum taking this easter weekend off from campaigning and then spend a lot of time in his home state of pennsylvania trying to garner votes there. mitt romney will be doing the same thing. sand, but nearly $3 million for the advertising know that the airwaves tomorrow. women likely will be a crucial voting bloc in the november and the action and president obama is working to increase an advantage the tissue in a plea in opinion polls. democrats are happy to try to widen the so-called gender gap. there has been a lot of talk about women and women's issues lately as they should be. greta the white house estimates the talk about things like women's access to contraception and funding for planned parenthood is given president obama an edge. woman and not a monolithic

block women and not in interest group you shouldn't be treated that way. friday's forum on women in the economy at times resembled a campaign rally. chance of four more years to be heard could be heard as he left the podium. cbs news political director. they're trying to grab every moment to increase their lead among women voters and grab these flash point moments and just very republicans. in a match against mitt romney like the republican nominee a recent poll shows the president leading by 18 points among women voters and swing states. fighting back republicans point out women have struggled to gain jobs as fast as men since obama took office. but this week mitt romney acknowledgement in the female vote will not be easy. our party has traditionally faced a gender gap in the democratic party has done an effective job to try this

characterize our dues. the wives of the republican canada to try to bridge the gap next friday and mitt romney met gingrich and sen, who quit to form busted by the nra. the biggest eastern edge comes in the bay area coming up. survive in a financial crisis in your home the steps need to take up that could save your home in the future. celebrating one that appears in san francisco and the money was the transit agency free. the warm and dry weather in place for easter sunday with temperatures in the upper sixties to low '70's in and around the bay area.

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as long as i have my family i can provide for them. on consumer watch. it's been a really nice weekend so far and it sounds like anybody has any easter egg hunts planned for today is going to be ok. gorgeous for just about anything as we see mostly blue skies in and around the bay area this morning with light wind a former temperatures today than yesterday taking a look across the ocean beach mostly clear down there as well with some high cloud cover moving into the bay area on the increase the the afternoon as the week front approaches but does not cross the bay area today. looking for tickets to pass through earlier in the week and the warm to the trees will prevail to the end of the day with the unsubtle pattern setting up for next week could have a few light showers. the final system a stationary right now with cool and

unsettled weather to us that front crosses the shoreline here in the bay area. it could be let showers in the morning commute for tuesday and wednesday morning and later in the week because persistent drop in a move across the area rapidly from north to south green with and get another shot of rain that has receipt's demand a mostly cloud cover with the moisture hanging in offshore waters to our north tuesday early it crosses the shoreline with another wave of energy early wednesday morning to the north bay at least at this time. as the temperatures today will warm increasing clouds cover up for sixties to low seventies even mid-70s down in the south bay east a more the same as the upper 60s to the '70s will be to the north bay as well for a gorgeous easter sunday day today. stay dry to the day with the

increase in cloud cover expected with a chance of showers late monday night in north bay to stan winston elsewhere across the bay and it overlooks but this point. a slight chance of some thunderstorm activity in cooler temperatures by early friday across the region before we clear out and were met back up for next weekend. a suspect typical spring pattern for the day with lakeshore activity not much in the way of ring call with totals expected here generally less than an inch even the wet spots. for today will stay high and dry and that's a bit that's it from here. this speaks to set to ask of muni system marked the centennial anniversary with the classic red. that is the sound of the municipal growing number one it went back into service on

thursday built back in 1912 as part of their first fleet of 10 streetcars is a gleaming as you conceived after $1.8 million restoration among the original touches receipts and wooden interior paneling. marking one and years of operation also dealing with a growing budget problem. that's of the paradoxes of the stamps as the transit agency facing a projected $29 million shortfall this year $6 million more than the original estimate. meanwhile they're talking about the idea of allowing kids to ride free and that some adult drivers saying wait a minute at a time when you're talking about starting to charge for parking meters on sunday and raising parking tickets. we sat down with the head of them that we wanted to know how do balance both of these things

the free rides when you cannot make your budget meet. the yellow school bus funding is largely funded by the state has been significantly declining overtime at the same time the fast pass went from $10 to twenty in and $21. these things are coming together at the time in the economy is still down to people of low income are having difficulty paying for transportation primarily to get their kids to school but also that the jobs and other places. that's the basis for why we've been looking at it. clear of its public transportation. with the youth of the way we would do it is just the way that they fill up the reduced school lunch form to fill out the form saying that low-income we need to work with the human service agency with other parts of the government to figure out a mechanism to do it we don't have the way to do it soon on

the president now been long term it would be much more rational you want it to work for the people that need it and those that can afford to pay we should pay. it served everybody in san francisco but we don't want a fair to be a barrier to people's mobility. what's the percentage of the fare box that contributes to the operation and number to what is the cost figure associated with collecting the fares. somewhere around 32 or 33% close to the third which is a lot higher than in were five years ago with the fare increases have brought this up and are pretty competitive incomparable favorably at least in the middle to other transit systems. the fare collection i don't know the costs are going down in terms of our own staffing because of the use of the clipper card we pay a transaction fee for the clipper card for not paying for the cash

paid we do it economically based for children and adults all across the board how much would a homeowner with a job be paying to ride it then because they will have sysops' does everybody else. possibly we haven't done the math is something and not proposing this point because they don't have the mechanism to do it. the possibility of having people pay for parking meters on sundays in san francisco. said that other cities have been doing basically rather than having the london weekly might be able to just find a free parking space and not have to worry about getting tagged come to an end in parts of santa tesco from 12 to 6. could imagine the education campaign that would need to go on about that.

i cannot believe how high the parking tickets have gone. whatever happens becomes a cash sourced and what to move from it been in force and to keep people from moving and became a way to make money you could see in cities across california including oakland the price to its went up. kids and the ground running for sweet treats in the east bay were the biggest they can't in the bay area.

greta up the story that we were following last week at this time remember their racing not hit by a huge wave the border miles off the coast of california one of the people injured in the incident is telling her story. there rescued by the coast guard on monday she suffered several broken ribs and damage to or spleen and several broken vertebrae. the hit the art yacht so hard it tipped on its nose and pins were down. i thought of as driving and i thought i was going to come up. but we did. the actors part of and around the world race headed from china to the bay area now

and the oakland harbor and the rest of its crew is set to continue on the next leg of the competition to panama next week. a little safer it sort of sport coat and got a jump of the easter celebrations with one of the biggest egg hunts in the area. that was the american off the action yesterday afternoon at the oakland easter egg hunt the past four years it's become one of the largest free events for kids in oakland and all more than 1 million pieces of candy are handed out. across the this celebration of the bay area's most iconic landmark the golden gate bridge. hosting the golden gate jubilee in golden gate park celebrating their 75th anniversary of the construction of the golden gate and was a parade here then akon

the line. f coming up next and half-hour the house minority leader marks 25 years in office and what may be the secret to her success and longevity in washington. a closer look at the statewide plan covering urban transit to a high-speed rail. and a reward to help find the missing morgan hill teenager. teenager. it goes straight to the bank. oh.

>> a morning bike ride ends in tragedy for a father and his two daughters. what witnesses say happened when an s-u-v hit three people >> the march jobs report fell short of expectations. what the numbers say about the health of our economy. >> waiting hours for a chance to score cheap gas from a church. welcome back to the morning edition. >> thanks for starting or sunday with us. we have a lot to talk about including high-speed rail. >> rahm paul n. nancy pelosi are both in the bay area this week and we will be talking about them but first developing news, cbs news legend mike wallace has died >> he was a reporter on 60

minutes for four decades beginning with the debut in 1968. he was known for spending hours preparing for interviews and asking skeptical and some said combat of follow-up questions. a few years after he joined 60 minutes the program became the most influential prime-time news program in tv history >> enough time on the air, and of money by and large to do the kind of job you want, you're working with first-rate producers and it was heaven sent it to >> mike wallace died last night and day care facility in connecticut. he was 93 years old >> the east bay community is mourning the death of a father and daughter this morning >> 8 teenage driver slammed into them while they were riding their bikes in concord. another daughter that was on the ride is recovering from her

injuries today. relatives kneeled and preyed on the sidewalk where the crash killed two family members. a father and his daughters were riding bicycles when they were hit by a teenager driving an s- u-v at a high rate of speed. the s-u-v on the sidewalk and heavily damaged building that he also hit, the bike is on the ground and a fire hydrant that he hit as well >> the fire hydrant landed in the middle of the median. that had to be pretty hard hit. it was pretty devastating to see bikes all over the ground and i didn't know they were children >> the man and his nine year-old daughter were killed and at the 12 year-old daughter has non life-threatening injuries. the teenager is arrested on manslaughter for suspicion. more developing news from the midwest, two men have been arrested in connection with the random shootings that left three

people dead in oklahoma and there is a lot of speculation that the killings could have been racially motivated. a total of five people were shot within 3 mi. of each other in tulsa. three people survived and all of those who were shot were african-american. authorities say they have arrested two men who are both white. yesterday investigators say they found no evidence of a crime >> police in san jose are investigating their seventh homicide of the year. officers responded to a call of a man who was stabbed to death on sarasota weighed just east of highway 101. he has yet to be identified investigators are also looking for the attacker and a possible motive. a new push to find missing teenager from morgan hill. yesterday in a large group of

volunteers once again searched for the 15 year-old girl. alex smith took part in the search for the second time and several other teammates also joined in. hundreds of thousands of jobs were added this winter but that does not tell the complete story. tony breaks down the latest numbers to see if the economy is actually growing. >> many economists look at the nation's unusually warm winter and wonder if there is a message blowing in the wind. better weather led to better business and better than expected hiring. the economy added more than 200,000 jobs each month over the winter but the latest number, a sharp drop off raises the question if it was real or not >> the warm weather boosted hiring and created an illusion that the economy was doing better than it actually is. instruction which usually thrives in warm weather did not. over the winter the industry

lost jobs, a downward trend that continued in march. retailing said 34,000 jobs in march the good news, first-time claims for unemployment benefits had been trending down for the past month hitting a four year low. an economy of fits and starts >> i would describe it as an automobile that is no longer stalling but is unable to accelerate >> a veteran financial analysts says the real success story of the u.s. economy is manufacturing. adding 37,000 jobs in march but even there is a mixed picture. >> manufacturing renaissance is for real and that is a good thing but manufacturing alone cannot overwhelm the other week parts of the economy >> we will learn how healthy the economy is next week when corporations begin to report earnings. the projections will indicate

whether march was the beginning of a trend or not. >> still to come, highs and lows of nancy pelosi political career >> new numbers out on the cost of high-speed rail in in california. >> relief at the pumps down in so cal, a group hand out cash to help others pay for gas. >> some lovely weather in place for your easter sunday morning as we see-clouds around the bay. we will have the forecast coming up next

>> good weather even at the beach this morning as we see warm temperatures prevailing. some rain on the way for early next week

>> a church in san bernardino county is giving drivers the reason to count their blessings. destiny christian center is offering discounted gas all easter weekend. cars wraparound the parking lot yesterday. the price is $3.37. the county average is $4.40 so

the church raise $10,000 to bring the price down for everyone by $1 per gallon. >> i think it is beautiful. i'm not even a member of their church and they just embraced me with open arms >> we are on low income and dollars and penney's count >> church members even gave money out to people who could not afford gas. around here, a pretty nice easter weekend >> so far so good as we see warm and dry conditions even out at the beach. we're looking for increasing clouds and a chance of showers early in the week but not today. we will remain high and dry across the bay with the increasing cloud cover expected through the day as a week from

all system approaches the area bringing with it the increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and the unsettled conditions in the week but today we will stay warm and dry for the most part. a front has stalled in the offshore waters. moisture is moving by to the north. slowly in the beginning of the week it will approach and we have a chance of showers late monday night into tuesday. cool and the unsettled conditions to continue through the week. by tuesday we will get the first wave of energy into the area to be followed by another one wednesday morning so the commute might be a bit soggy. more rain due at the end of the week. for rainfall amounts will seek a dry until tuesday and early wednesday and then we could see a 1 in. of rain in the north

bay, and a half inch or less across the greater bay area. as temperatures, today we will be on the warm side, slightly warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. cooler temperatures expected through the week as we see the clouds moving in to cool things down with a slight chance of showers starting in the north bay monday night and spreading across the bay area through tuesday and wednesday. it looks like more rain than expected in the picture. at the end of the week we will get another shot and drying out just in time for next weekend. there's probably more rain in this picture than we will actually see but nonetheless it looks like spring showers and cooler temperatures can be expected through the rest of the week. >> there is a new plan from the

california high speed rail authority. the latest estimate is $68 billion but that is $30 billion less than before >> so how reliable are the numbers and should the project go forward given the price fluctuations? those are some of the questions we have put to the state senator who sit on the transportation authority in sacramento and will be overseeing this. >> is a huge project, the biggest capital project in the history of california. started at 42 then as you said it went up to 98 and now 68 >> in the meantime we have push and pull road to nowhere that was going to be in the central valley and now it has expanded to 300 mi. but other people say let's spend the money upgrading san

francisco to san jose. which way will it go? >> the last report by the authority on april 5th was to change and eliminate the so- called train to nowhere so it is going in the right direction and a couple of colleagues and i have been forceful in saying we should spend money with the writer ship in the bay area and l.a. so that is the blended approach that they have moved to >> it looks like the first pets will be incorporating local lakes so we would see a lot of things going on in the bay area >> that is true. under this plan would significantly upgrade san francisco to san jose and that is a good thing because there is a need there. looking at these videos that the authority has put out of train's whipping through the central valley and going into these incredible high-tech stations in san francisco, it was a heck of a sales job and

they're supposed to do this so it does not come out of our pockets forever. how realistic is it that what we see it here will really happen? >> will add the equivalent of the state of new york in the next 25 years to california. we have to improve passenger rail and that is what the argument is, how do we do that? there is real questions as to where the funding would come from and it is an ambitious program >> one of the immediate hurdles is the real bond issue, you have expressed a major concerns about that >> will be asked by the government to authorize financing and this will be the first segment and that is what we're talking about a one of the criticisms in the program is there is significant funding that is identified and that is

true for a lot of programs >> unidentified basically means we don't have it and nobody is coming through with it. so we have 12 billion of a 68 billion plan and 50 billion missing so i guess everyone's question is do think they will push a button and start and hope the money comes in or what? >> that is what the advocates would say. myself and others have said wait a minute we need to have more definite plans that identify prospective funding and so far it has been the private sector or the government will come in but there's no assured me of that >> we have a price tag changing and we don't have money for it. >> we have to have all spent by 2017, $2.4 billion that the obama administration has provided >> will you be making a decision this session? >> the governor will ask us to do that within the next eight

weeks >> does he have the votes? >> is questionable right now. we need to hear from groups and we want to find out if the authority has the numbers >> this is a tough call for you >> it is because a lot of us support the idea of really investing in passenger rail. a lot of us support high speed rail but not but we have had before us >> i guess that means we will see another plan >> probably several and i think the public is getting very frustrated about this >> there is also a tug-of-war about where to spend money. a lot of people say let's get bullet trains from san francisco to san jose but others want to hundred miles of track down there for jobs creation. >> along washington career of nancy pelosi, when we come back.

>> here are politics and food, first lady michelle obama book hits the store shelves this tuesday called american ground and it is about her white house kitchen garden. the book explores access to fresh and locally grown foods. mrs. obama has been promoting healthier eating habits since she has been in the white house. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi representing california's eighth district >> return to our political insiders and former mayor willie brown and the chronicle's carlo mario she could talk about the ups and downs of 25 years. >> it was the closest election she has had in 25 years and after that it has been a walk ever since >> what has been her secret to

her assent? >> she is in my opinion probably one of the most focused political figures in this country. she is knowledgeable, she is opinionated, she is singularly directed, there is no nonsense about her and she is a fabulous fund-raiser >> if you cross our weather in the press or in politics, she never forgets and i don't know if she forgives >> 25 years ago she was up against the 11 candidates in san francisco in a bare knuckle race and a lot of people said she couldn't do it but she proved what she had when it came to the political stamina. she was able to be a wide field endeavors since then she has never looked back >> she is one of the most polarizing speakers we have seen. >> her number said not been great nationally, she has been a

target of the right wing >> that she hurt herself because she herself can be rather strident. >> not really >> that is what you see >> that is how they displayed her but the beauty of that from our standpoint is that that motivates democrats to really participate and she is not interested >> sheet it also and motivates republicans >> it is amazing you don't get as a motivated at an attack ad when you're almost four and located someone in illinois or north dakota will not be so highly motivated and that they will go out >> it turned out the democrats >> if you recall the republicans used to run against me and those people i supported loved it >> when you look at the issues

she ran on 25 years ago, gay rights, health care, she has been consistent on all lot of issues and democrats still love that aspect. >> and republicans can't stand it which is because, which is why she has become the focus of the republican fight. >> you have had a chance to sit down with her several times. >> there are a few different versions of her, she can be personable but when the camera comes on she goes right to the message and you can ask for just about any question and she will stay tour talking point. we got a lot more attention form her nationally when the republicans were in the white house because she was the goat to person and you wanted opposition. once the democrats came in even before she lost congress, it dropped because that is when,

the lead democrat is the president and if she does win back the house it will be one where the history books and we will all be talking about her for another 25 years. >> coming up we will have another look at this morning's top stories including remembering mike wallace who passed away overnight. we will be right back.

>> welcome back. here is a look at this morning's top stories >> cbs newsman mike wallace has died. he helped make 60 minutes the most successful prime-time news show ever. he was 93 years old. if family in concord morning the loss of a man and his daughter. is speeding vehicle struck and

killed them as they were riding bikes on the sidewalk yesterday. a team driver is under arrest and two men had been arrested in connection with shootings that left three people dead in oklahoma. five african-american people were all shot within 3 mi. of each other in tulsa. around here it looks like it will be a pretty nice easter >> it looks like we will hang on to the gorgeous weather around here this morning. warmer temperatures than yesterday, sunny skies out there within high clouds. increasing clouds through the day with temperatures on the warm side. a couple of degrees and warmer than yesterday will put us in the upper 60s to low 70's making for a lovely easter sunday afternoon but at the beginning of the week we will see the next the system come through the area with more clouds, cooler temperatures, and a chance of showers from the middle of the

week and beyond. a nice break in the action today some make the best of it. >> one more look at something that was going on yesterday, pillow fights. in new york city yesterday, it looks like you could actually get hurt. i don't see any bunny years or tails there, it was all for international pillow fight day. organizers of the event donated the pillows to homeless shelters. >> that is it for today's early edition, thanks for joining us. >> our next newscast is coming up here at 530 on cbs five.

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