. >> "va a haver un show de carros, de todos los años, va a haber mucha comida, actividades para loses imposible controlar demasiado tráfico así que se cerraron las calles, de manera que se espera que a la falta de estaciónamiento y la falta del presidio, no llegen en auto y si ocupen en bicicleta u otros medios. >> "es mejor un día antes" >> y si mañana la temperatura es como la de hoy, más vale que se abrigue bien. >> "antes de la celebracion queríamos conocer, pero nos toco un clima difícil" >> va a venir mañana ? >> "si no me enfermo" >> la quema de fuegos pirotecnicos comenzará alas 9 por lo que el punte estará cerrado. >> esta mañana decenas de empleados bloquearon la entrada del servicio. >> a menos de 24 horas del cierre del puente dumbarton se realizara un reforzamiento sismico, dandole un soporte que de que manera que se puedan controlar los eventos sismicos. >> van a ver trabajos de mantenimiento. >> desde las 9 de la noche, las autoridades verifican que las personas que manejen no anden bajo la influencia del alcohol y tengan licencia. >> para mañana están programados des

we didn't have to haver knee's troops come -- have ernie's troops come in. kennedy is coming and i'm saying, i really want to hear what he has to say. especially since all of these georgia legislatures were so concerned about what he was going to say. i spoke to a sympathetic professor, most of whom didn't speak to me at that point, but he did. so he got me into the room. and sure enough he started with the whole notion of the cold war. i was sitting somewhere invisible in the class of room of 200 or 300 students. and all of a sudden i heard bobby kennedy had talked about how the south had helped deliver his brother and a few other things, i think i quoted part of the speech in my book. and then i heard him say because i'm just sitting there saying this is very interesting. it's cold war, soviet union, communism, democracy and then he said, the graduation of sharlain hunter in hamilton holmes from this university will be a major step in our war and then he went onto articulate in the clearest terms that any official at that level would say that the law would

house hopeful mitt romney was in san diego attending a memorial day service with the senator at the haver ran's memorial service. they call for the country to continue building the strong military. >> we'll choose that course in america, so we don't just win wars, but prevent wars because of strong america. it will be the best of turns that the war has been embedded. >> since the september 11 terrorist attacks, that was happening in the u.s. for cbs news, the white house. >> and a new gallup poll finds many american vets supporting mitt romney come november of the veterans recently surveyed. 58% would vote for romney, while 34% would support president obama. >>> thousands of people are lining the avenues for the eighth annual ceremonies. now, they honor the air force for the second strait year -- straight year. it could not be good in those costumes and those watching from the sidewalks. several people were treated for the heat-related illnesses. the couple was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> for years, a shortage for the people to participate at the funerals and the memorials

it has been proposed that it is illegal for me and members of the faith community to offer care, to haver transportation, to offer assistance to people who have crossed over the border. often the great political engine that drives our lawmaking, skims and slides over a track oiled by ego and political expediency, but sometimes it sinks into the stable track of progress. the emancipation. civil rights. the south african truth commission. and suddenly people start hearing words like this being used in forming public policy, fairness, equality, forgiveness, we add love. the beginning of immigration solutions ought to flow from foundations like these. thank you. >> terrific. thank you so much. da i

aware from a field of behavioral economics, and do we understand, really, enough about human beer haver to know they're going to have a lasting effect? >> women we know the two long-term effects somebody getting diabetes at age 50. we're paralyzed without having years of randomized trials. gosh, it's a good thing the private sector doesn't work that way, but medicare does. there is a ten-year follow-up. we know in the ten-year follow-up, that, yes, there was have weight regain after year three or four, but that that just means we should focus on quickly doing year three and four to reinforce it. the first point. the second point i'd say, so what? we still have a 34% cumulative reduction in incidence of diabetes. doing nothing, we still have 34% less. >> all right. so -- one of the elements on the table, adoptive diabetes, you said $80 million a year? >> talking about -- this -- it's $80. . i could ask for more. sounds more attractive and costs more, i guess, but, $80 million, yes. >> like to go back to dr. stewart's comments about end of life issues. i think one of the things in teachin

the figure has been climbing since the mid-nineties with more than haver of those surveyed believing they will not have enough money to live comfortable blee in your retirement. you are in your 40s. >> i am retiring right now. this is my last anything. i think there is this whole rose colored glasses. nicky minage will be a poet in some people's eyes. you go to your golden years and spend it with your family. is that happiness? work until you drop dead. >> i actually believe you can have both, but maybe i am rock. wrong. people who retire are annoying especially if they are your neighbors. it is good to have a job. >> my dad retired a few years ago and my mom said he is impossible. >> i think the whole biological thing the fact we are living so long which is a good thing, i guess. >> we are around longer so you have to do something. although i am going to retire in two years. >> really? >> no. >> you are going to keep working on your neck muscle? >> it will get bigger and bigger. >> jedediah, do you think these predictions are accurate? >> they could be. i mean, i am hoping to retire

a joke i wrote before i havered the pre game report which he used himself. let's discuss -- >> lightning rooooouuunnnnnnddt. lightning round. jay terry, you are as close -- >> terry you are as close to an expert as we get around here. the guy recommends some recruits stay home and attack america in its own backyard. how concerned should we be? will this never end? will they be able to convince people in america that there are 72 virgins waiting for them? >> after all of this, despite having to fight our own people in our society, i am taking the fight to the bad guys. we will always kick their ass. i am trying to figure out how a way to kill you while you are thinking about sex with vier jins. if you are attacking me the last thing i am thinking about is getting laid. >> hospital america -- shouldn't america start a propaganda saying death virgins are a lie. they need to be shaken. >> mott stirred. >> sign me up to the organization you are beginning, but i imagine that they would probably listen to some of the radical claire ricks as opposed to -- radical cl

as we head into the afternoon, breezy along the coast gusts up to 45 miles per hour and you haver 50s mid to upper 60s around the bay. 59 today in monterey, 68 watsonville, 73 gilroy breezy here also. >>> good morning, live shot of the golden gate bridge getting ready for the big celebration sunday d not drive traffic is going to be a mess big fireworks show 9:30 monday evening ferry or bart coming from the east bay into san francisco be forewarned all kinds of activities while update you in a couple of minutes.2'f >>> this afternoon, the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 15-year-old sierra lamar will make his first court appearance. amy hollyfield is live in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: prosecutors are expected to share more information about their case, the evidence today and why they believe the man held here in this jail is the killer. 21-year-old antolin garcia-torres will be arraigned on kidnapping and murder charges today. investigators say they found his dna on sierra lamar's clothing and that they found her dna in his car. police have not found her body. her

if the resources are cut dramatically from where we are, we're havere-look at the assumptions we have made that we will get to 90 cruisers and so forth. we have 62 arley burkes and we can bill the other 10 between now and 2016. we will finished the newbdg 10000's we will have 90 of these big boys. the lcs is coming down the cost curve like you cannot believe. we will get to a 300 shares by 2019 no matter what. what happens over long run? people ask me how i sleep. i sleep like a baby. i wake up every two hours. i cannot say what will happen very the only thing i can say is we are prioritizing and started to break away from the /.3 split. if we take more cuts, i would expect more prioritization to occur and the department of the navy of the deal to build on its 300-ship navy. i could be totally dream. what would we die? we are buying the right stuff. we've got the best cruiser and destroyer in the world that will be better once we get to the advance missile radar. the lcs is unlike anything floating out there and i'm convinced it will be something. the va is bestssn in the world hands