this city is paying the piper. they are going to have to try to pay 24,000 employees guaranteed pensions. and it is to increase i thousanshare by 13% and what san francisco employers are getting? most are eligible to collect 75% of their salaries when they retire. 90%, that is the police with a fire department. also, those have been hired before 2009 with more than five years on the edge of the wicked guaranteed lifetime health benefits. 100 percent,--they are guaranteed 100 percent lifetime health benefits. and the city pays 60 percent of their dependence when they retire. >>pam: california voters are backing jerry brown in new los angeles times poll shows that 52 percent of voters in the state agree with governor brown's budget plans. 38 opposed it. that would close the california budget deficit by $12 billion. much of that is already been done. $14 billion in renewing increased tax. half the >> a late night shooting at a popular restaurant in oakland. at ste. jimmy's not far from jack london square. at ste. jimm

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so the pied piper that is tiger woods may be wearing off a little bit. >> tom: and those are the future golfers, the future buyers of all that golfing gear. fortune brands which owns titlist and pinnacle has talked about spinning off its business. you look at calloway, meantime. its share price has essentially been driven into the rough, well off the fairway over the past year. clearly, not all businesses have been benefitted. >> it is mixed. masters tv ratings just like that. this year last year, pretty good. last year, a little better because tiger just came back. and it was uch 18% compared to two or three years ago. so it is picking up, but they've got a long way to go. >> they clearly do. meantime, we have the olympics by june. the olympic committee expects to have its bids in for tv rights rights for the olympics. nbc, of course, has been the big buyer of these games and we'll look at the decades, prices essentially doubled, but nbc has a new boss with comcast. >> they'll have cash, more important than anything else, but they have a lot of other bidders. they have the abc family o

she asked us sue piper to join s today. please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> good morning. it is almost afternoon. earthquakes, fires, and disasters do not know city boundaries. this effort is about making sure that northern california is the most prepared. i am here to represent mayor kwan and the city of oakland in supporting you in your efforts. we're also very concerned. we have the hayward fault that goes through our committee. it has a major quake every 130 years. we are two years overdue. the clock is ticking. our city has worked hard to organize its neighborhoods and prepared. the program was founded in 1989. it was the model for nert. have trained about 20,000 people all over the city in english, chinese, spanish, vietnamese. we have a similar effort to san francisco in terms of working with the institutions in our community to be prepared for disasters and recovery. we are about to make a program public in a couple of weeks that we've organized with a vulnerable communities like the handicapped and seniors. when they need a place to she

and three spacemen are set to fly up to the international space station from the piper north cosmodrome in kazakhstan the launch it takes place almost exactly fifty years after your government became the first american to go beyond earth's atmosphere. because he spoke with the head of the russian space agency about the country's space program and the importance of the soyuz spacecraft and the totally off side that the with the u.s. shuttle program ending this year russian ships are now more than ready to fill the void that's coming up next. disappeared but no thank you very much for being with us today space tourists used to be one of the sources of income for the russian space agency are you trying to raise you or maybe even expand this program. of course we would like to resume this program fortunately we are unable to do it now and we won't be until space shuttles resume delivering space crews to the i assess which won't happen before twenty fifteen or even twenty seventeen according to nasa experts the only other possibility is if we build a new spacecraft within the next two years

well that's what is the price he who pays the piper calls that you're absolutely spot on but i think the intervention is wrong but i personally think that mr ouattara has his work cut out because he's got to find a mechanism to support the entire country and for the country such a creating us one on how he galvanises the people of the south how he got a nice as they use and offer employment training and such and such identify with it as far as creation and needs remains to be seen whether it's capable of doing so and he's going to need all the support he can have internationally and very much so from the french and international community and otherwise what you will find over time is that you have that a tiny rebellion against starting in the south building up to outstay him in the future so as to avoid that and i think the international community the french have got to support mr ouattara he clearly is the man of the flavor of the season of the moments but above and beyond that the mr ouattara has to find a mechanism as to how we can unite the country how we can disarm the thousands

of 2008-- and they remain at a 7.5% the city is really paying the piper because it has to come up with money to come up with 21,000 retired police. they are increasing their pension contributions by 13.5%. what are they getting? some neve75% can recei- they receive 70% of their they receive 75% of their salary. they receive a full health care. all paid for. also, they receive health care for their dependents. the only have to pay 60 percent for that. hired after 20 05. the 420 05. with fe years' service already. they qualify. around and they have served five years service. the qualify. they qualify. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job creation at a standstill. 30,000 teachers already laid off. can we really afford billions more in cuts? $13 billion more devastates our schools, our safety, and the california we know. it's time for lawmakers to finally get the problem solved now. our kids and economy can't afford to wait. you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cav

. >>> all this sunshine i guess it's time to pay the piper because we are going to get a little rain. talk to kristy and find out how much and when. >> good morning to you, frank and sydnie. yeah, we are actually seeing some showers out there already. the system that's to the north of us is bringing a lot of rainfall to northern california and the pacific northwest but also some showers in the bay area. may see some sprinkles on your commute. definitely seeing cool temperatures out there right now. 45 san rafael, 48 for the city, 48 for oakland and fremont also. 47 in concord. actually ail little warmer than some places that we -- actually a little warmer than some places that we saw yesterday because of the cloud cover but we'll be cooler in the afternoon. high 50s to low 60s, topping it out at 61 in fairfield and concord. 60 for oakland and 60 for livermore. 57 high today in pacifica. here's a look at your extended forecast. showers throughout the day especially at noon. thursday drying out. friday chance of showers north of the golden gate. saturday and sunday, seeing temperatures

. >>> let's check weather now and i guess it's time to pay the piper because we have had a lot of sunshine and we're going to get a little rain. >> hey little bit of change in the forecast from yesterday. we enjoyed sunshine and clouds. the clouds start to build in now more and we are going to see some sprinkles today. taking a look on satellite you can see that cloud cover. a weak cold front making its way into the bay area, bringing us some sprinkles maybe for your morning commute. more likely going to see some showers around noontime today. your temperatures are mostly in the 40s right now. 45 in san rafael, 44 for napa and santa rosa. 50 oakland, 45 redwood city, 45 san jose. your highs have dropped down a few degrees from where we were sitting yesterday. we're only going to be in the high 50s to the low 60s today. 58 san rafael. inland warmer but not much. only 61 in fairfield and 61 for concord. here's a look at your extended forecast, that chance of showers persisting through this afternoon, drying out by this evening, and then thursday we have a mix of sun and clouds and we start t

so a student who drops out or doesn't get a high-paying job, sooner or later they have to pay the piper, and that can mean tens or even hundreds of thousands of loans that they have to pay back. >> smith: that's what happened to anne cobb. >> i had two young girls, and i was trying to find odd jobs. my ex at that time went bankrupt, so all the bills actually rolled over onto me. >> smith: in 1996, anne cobb was a 35-year-old single mother making less than $7,000 a year and living on food stamps when an enrollment counselor from the university of phoenix helped her get a student loan. >> it was just such an incredibly simple process. i mean, it was "sign a few places here and, you know, we'll let you know, and i'm sure you'll be approved." and i said, "well, i'm not sure. have a lot of bills. is it still going to be okay?" "oh, yeah. no problem. no problem at all. don't worry about it. just sign here." >> smith: cobb graduated in 1999 with over $30,000 in debt. over the course of a decade, with deferments, consolidations and penalties and an interest rate that has gone as high as 14%, th

now the states are having to pay the piper. the one sector which could have afforded to shrink was the government sector. instead of promoting the private sector, he protected the government sector. does a lot of money spent with little return. then he focused and what he really cared about, his own liberal agenda. we will have cap-and-trade. we will the spirit will, gas, nuclear -- we will disparage oil, gas, coal, nuclear. we will unionize every business in america whether employees want it or not. we will have the federal government take over the responsibility of caring for the port in their states. the list goes on of his agenda. there was dodd-frank that the lead -- that regulated the financial industry. then there was the concept of massive deficits. in the business world, we can deal with bad news. you know if the government does something bad, you can deal with it. it can be painful, but you can deal with it. the one thing you cannot deal with is uncertainty. cap-and-trade caused energy intensive industries to not know

that money lasted a couple of years, and now the states are having to pay the piper. the one sector which could have afforded to shrink was the governmental sector, but instead of promoting the private sector, he protected the governmental sector. as a result, that stimulus was a lot of money borrowed and spent with very little return. then he focused on what he really cared about, his own liberal agenda. first we will have a cap and trade. we will disparage oil, gas, coal, nuclear. we will pursue a policy of making energy costs much higher, and then we will push card check, the idea that we will unionize america whether they wanted or not. we will have the federal government take over from the states for the care of the port in their states. the list goes on of his agenda. then there was the concept of massive deficits as far as the eye could see. in the business world, we can deal with bad news. those of you who have been in business know if the government does something bad, you can deal with it. the one thing you cannot deal with this uncertainty. if you don't kno

now the states are having to pay the piper as they kick it out. instead of promoting the private sector, he protected the governmental sector. as a result, that stimulus was a lot of money borrowed and a lot of money spent with little return. he focused on what he really cared about, his own liberal agenda. we are going to have cap and trade. we are going to disparage it gas, coal, nuclear. we're going to pursue a policy of making energy costs much higher. we are going to push the idea that we will unionize every business in america, whether or not employees want it. then there was a federal government takeover of the responsibility for care of the poor. the list goes on of his agenda. there was dodd-frank, which regulated the financial industry. there was the concept of massive deficits as far as the eye can see. in the business world, we can deal with bad news. those of you who have been in business know that if the government does something bad you can do with it. the one thing you cannot deal with is uncertainty. if you do not know what is qui

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>> paying the piper, baby. >> you're very blessed you have a job. first of all, can i say what an incredible friend you have been to me through all of this. you're an amazing friend, so supportive. i appreciate it more than you'll ever, ever know. makes me try to think about it. i wasn't there to hear what you said on friday. everybody was telling me hoda went on and on about it. thank you, sweetie. >> it's a great, great show. tell them about it. >> this was a workshop of hopefully coming to broadway some day show. that's everybody dreams. you work hard on these things. i worked on this for over ten years with my friends david pomeranz and david freeman which you know from this show. we have david armstrong from the fifth avenue theater in seattle where we are opening this fall. hopefully, we'll do well enough there to then bring it to broadway. >> the play is called "saving amy." it felt like so many things to me. if you've been to new orleans in a gospel tent on a saturday afternoon and you get this great feeling, that's what that play felt like.

we found a bag piper here. [ cheers and applause ] >> why the bag pipes?an day. >> all right. what tartan is that? >> this is the ellis island tartan. for all americans whose ancestors came from ellis island can wear this beautiful tartan. >> i love the sound of the pipes. you have to love the pipes. flint, michigan, nbc 25, mid michigan's best. showers and cold. 48 degrees and we've got activity making its way across the central plains into the central great lakes. more wet weather in the pacific northwest. they may pick up another foot of snow or so in the cascades tonight in the sierra. high surf advisories along the central southern california coast. snowshowers northern new england. beautiful weather throughout the southeast on into texas. west texas going to see places over 100 degrees today. >>> good morning to you. it is going to be a pretty nice day today. we are starting out cool. you will need a jacket on the peninsula. it has been mild the past couple days, we've been paking in the 50s. this morning the 40s are back. we end up in the upper 60s

this is why it is urgent, i would say imperative that we cut spending now, that we face the piper hereand cut spending now. not after the next presidential election, not next year or next month -- immediately. we cannot afford either the short or long-term effects of this dangerous spending addiction. the american taxpayers understand what washington has to do. it's time to cut the national credit card and stop this reckless spending. unfortunately, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle and their liberal progressive base keep urging for more taxes. i personally don't get this. i don't think americans have been sitting at home thinking, you know, with this debate over government spending -- you know what this debate over government spending has been missing? a proposal for a giant tax increase. i don't think they're thinking that. but to borrow from bruce dickinson, democrats have a fever. and the only prescription is more taxation. when it comes to dealing with our budget deficits and our exploding debt, democrats is a one-track mind. they claim that they are serious about spend

state workers and that money lasted about a couple of years and now the states are having to pay the piper as they take that on finally. the one sector we could have afforded to shrink was the governmental sector. but instead of promoting the private sector, he protected the governmental sector. and as a result, that stimulus was a lot of money borrowed and a lot of money spent with very little return. and then he focused on what he really cared about. his own liberal agenda. first of all, we're going to have cap-and-trade. we're going to disparage oil, gas, coal, nuclear. we're going to pursue a policy of making energy costs much higher and then we're going to have card check. the idea that we'll unionize every business in america whether or not their employees want it. and then, of course, there was obamacare. we're going to have the federal government take over from the states the responsibility for care for the poor in their states. and the list goes on of his agenda. there was, of course, dodd-frank, the bill that reregulated the financial industry, 2,000 pages, the regulation that is