leslie's handbag?guessing you watched that video several times. >> oh, yes. >> it's pretty clear video, and it's pretty clear that it isn't leslie. >> and lo and behold, lyle herring, lyle herring by himself with no wife with his long dreadlock hair and he purchases a single item. >> he buys a cup for someone who might be waiting outside? >> we were looking for that obviously. >> you think you were supposed to find it in less si's purse? >> as the investigation moved forward, i knew we were expected to find it there. >> three more days passed, an instant in hollywood. an eternity for osha and her family. and then the bolof got a hit. lyle herring had been stopped at the mexican boarder, not fleeing, but returning to the united states. the detectives dropped everything and headed south. >> you don't want to wait until the next day? >> oh, no. our spidey senses were up, thinking that something could be awry. we didn't know. so we needed to get down there and talk to them. and we needed to find out if les

leslie faxon on bringing wireless health into the 21st century. the case talks wirelessly to the phone, which then transmits it immediately to the worldwide web, where securely a doctor literally on the other side of the world could diagnose an athlete or a patient instantaneously within five seconds of me finishing. >> turn it over? >> yuh-huh. >> that's your beautiful ekg. basically by putting your finger on the electrodes you can get a single ekg. all i have to do on my iphone is launch an application. >> five years from now every phone will be a smartphone. that's going to be how people interact with their physicians. that's going to be how you deliver health care. >> what we like to do in this is take a beautiful break-through technology like this and apply it across large segments of the population. yes, do it scientifically but also try to imagine on it. you know, what is the best use case for this for a usc athlete or a professional athlete or a cardiologist, how can we educate the next generation of patients? it's changed my practice and

buchanan and leslie marshall. administration unilaterally decides that they will decide implementation or part of it, they don't go to congress for approval, and they get to decide which laws they want to enforce? okay with >> it's okay with me. because the affordable care act won't be enacted. this is for businesses with 50 or more full-time employees that don't provide benefits. currently 96% of those employers already do. first of all. second of all. i don't know about you, sean, i don't have 50 people i am going to provide health care benefits for. an individual can go to a database. this is to help the employers in a sense. not that obama care isn't ready. perhaps the employers were not ready. we are hoping for republicans to try and successfully repeal health care. which it did not. >> barack obama and the democrats came down on the side of the big, evil business guys and not the average american? it's an interesting twist. >> it sure is, sean. this is a bit of a fiasco. i can understand why president obama

we have team cufnlg and let's start with leslie -- we have team coverage starting with leslie brinkley. >> i have news for you. two, three minutes ago a cluster of negotiators on both sides walked out of the building and won't say a single thing and totally silent about whether they progress is being made. not a lot of optimism here. the good news is talks are continuing. the bad news is it doesn't look as though trains will be running on july 4th. >> what do we want? >> dinses of striking -- dozens of striking bart, woulders chanted in front of, woulders chanted in front of these glass doors. behind them tense negotiations underway. >> we don't know what is going on, but we answered the call. >> some drivers along grand avenue honked in support and others yelled out "get back to work." >> it is about safety. >> bart and union negotiating teams entered the building at 1:00 yesterday and some had small suitcases in tow. by 5:30 they took what appeared to be a dinner break. and then talks resumed. at 10:00, another break. bart issued a statement saying they received no indications that a

we have team cufnlg and let's start with leslie -- we have team coverage starting with leslie brinkley. >> i have news for you. two, three minutes ago a cluster of negotiators on both sides walked out of the building and won't say a single thing and totally silent about whether they progress is being made. not a lot of optimism here. the good news is talks are continuing. the bad news is it doesn't look as though trains will be running on july 4th. >> what do we want? >> dinses of striking -- dozens of striking bart, woulders chanted in front of, woulders chanted in front of these glass doors. behind them tense negotiations underway. >> we don't know what is going on, but weall. >> some drivers along grand avenue honked in support and others yelled out "get back to work." >> it is about safety. >> bart and union negotiating teams entered the building at 1:00 yesterday and some had small suitcases in tow. by 5:30 they took what appeared to be a dinner break. and then talks resumed. at 10:00, another break. bart issued a statement saying they received no indications that atu or sciu memb

. >>> let's turn to jeffrey toobin and leslie crocker snider. we'll come to you both. jeffrey, where are we? >> i thought it was a good opening to the summation. putting in context not that this crime began the night trayvon martin died, but it began when george zimmerman became more and more obsessed with prowlers in the neighborhood and got more angry. i thought that was veryfective. where i thought it was less effective was the use in the second half of all the so-called inconsistencies. none of them jumped out to me as bald faced lies, and i thought building your entire summation or the entire second half around george zimmerman's own words rather than the testimony of others, i thought that was problematic, and i think that was a weakness in the summation. >> apparently, it is standard practice under florida law to bring in second-degree murder in cases like this, manslaughter as an option at this stage. some are spinning this as a vehicle tomorrowry for the state. that wouldn't appear to be the case. it's almost a mandatory thing. do you think manslaughter is a m

pep. >>> as they hover together above the earth, austin asked leslie to marry him. >> you are kidding me. as soon as he pulled out the ring box he was so surprised that i yelled you are kidding me and then i was laughing and crying. >> success. creighton and another friend ascend with a celebratory bottle of sparkling sider. the mid air proposal makes for a finale to an already epic day. >> i was in my favorite place with the person who meant the most to me and it is the best i ever felt. >> coming up, it is a race against time to save a group of horses who fall through the ice. >> it sounds like the horses are just screaming for help. >> when "caught on camera what on earth" continues. right for , including the lexus es and ct hybrids. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ so you can capture your receipts, ink for all business purchases. and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps de

and leslie, you are fighting the fight and you are trying. it is in indwes ebl. >> the primary senator wes with them. start over again, shall we? >> leslie and shaking her head. really quick. i got to go. >> thank you, guys. >> that is good. we'll so you next time and we'll talk about it a lot more. thank you to chris plant and leslie as well. how about this story? one of the most brutal criminals has been captured. so what the arrest of the mexican drug cartel moans to the drug violence on our side of the border. and plus, from london, we are continuing on royal baby watch. and a family disagreed over when the heirs to the throne is likely to arrive. and the mayor of a major city is a cowed of grabbing women on the street. unbelievable. >> groping them and kissing them. he is a mayor of a huge city. he said there is no reason to resign. >> we'll be right back. from london. >> there is a term called the fillener headlock and described a pattern that our mayor had has with women. he puts the arm, round the shoulder and pull its to iter a ronne

but thanks to them, leslie builders, [speaker not understood] detrick construction, well man landscape, and many, many more, we now all have this park today and for many generations to come. so, it is with great pleasure that i would like to invite the mayor, the members of the board, members of congresswoman pelosi's office, the port commissioner staff and president and my fellow department heads to cut the ribbon. [cheering and applauding] >> yeah, let's hear it. come on, pride the dock. [cheering and applauding] >> and when we are done, we invite you for some refreshments. please explore the park. there are interpretive panels. as you've seen, there are docents to talk you through the panels on labor on chinese immigration, or many other topics. ~ labor or please check out the title columns. all kind of great things for to you explore. so, thank you all for coming today and let's cut the ribbon. >> 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering and applauding] ... (clapping) >> are you a parents that's unemployed and struggling to pay child support we have teamed up and positions ourself to offer an opportu

. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stahl, cokie roberts discuss first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> former morgan stanley trader alexa von tobel. this is from the atlantic magazine and the aspen institute. this is half hour. >> i'm executive director for the center of quality. on behalf of the caq, we are thrilled to be a supporting underwriter of new york ideas. the caq is a nonprofit organization that serve investors and the capital market. it is my distinct honor to introduce our next panel. "the girls club: women and wall street." our panelist are uniquely qualified to talk about two issues. confidence in the capital market and advancing opportunities for women in positions of corporate leadership. although more women are advanced degrees in the united states than men do and roughly equal number of women and men represent our workforce, few women have earned positions of corporate leadership in wall street. facebook coo cheryl sandberg's book "lean in" have returned this issue. women must advocate mo

. >> we have lesly and chris. welcome to both of you. >> hi, martha. >> lesly, let's start with you. i am imagining that you are going to be on the side of growing pains which is no big deal, right? >> where is that crystal ball of yours? yes, i think it is growing pains. i was looking into some of the past federal programs that we had. social security and medicare. by the way, medicare is still tweak asking has been tweaking every year since its inception. for something that entirely new and on the scale this large, this has nothing to do with politics. welcome, we passed a law and how to implement it and not only the affordable care act and social programs. >> that famous nancy peel pole quote, wait until you find out what is in it, you will be find out and so happy. chris, are people happy, is doesn't sound like they are? >> i can't find anybody happy at this point. maybe 26 years old with health care paid by the parents. this is a confident calamity and they took the greatest health care system in the history

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if he doesn't go directly from bed to bed, leno doubt, leslie, be -- he will no doubt, lesli, be back on the streets. unless you're wealthy and a hollywood celebrate getting into treatment, ryan's case shows how difficult it is to find a free, low-cost place to detox. he is considered among the lucky few. according to the national drug control policy, only one in ten americans, one in ten who needs help will ever get it. >> let's hope that this is a big step forward for him and his life, that this will help change his life and many more people will be saved for having experienced his story. >> so many people, so many of our viewers are rooting for him. and we certainly appreciate the support and i know his family does as well. >> absolutely. we're all pulling for him. andrea, thank you to you and joe. >>> it was all about the kids today up at the white house. coming up, the. and first lady -- the president and first lady honor dozens of children who know a thing or two about growing up healthy. >>> we have sunshine right now. the showers did move through earlier. now they're moving ac

leslie, thanks to you. diane lane will play the role of hillary clinton. see you both later.patti ann? patti ann: "happening now" is coming up at the top of the hour, and jon scott has a preview for us. jon: i am waiting for that miniseries that hemmer just described there. looks like a war is shaping up, patty ann, between president obama and congress over the budget and raising the debt ceiling. it is the real blockbuster this summer. karl rove weighs in on that. plus, bret baier on the mainstream media. are they dropping the ball on the irs scandal? bob cusack is here to discuss the president's health care overhaul, and are peace talks really possible between the israelis and palestinians? a big announcement from secretary john kerry just minutes away. we'll have it for you, "happening now." patti ann: jon scott, thanks. bill: we'll get you a dvd copy of that series, all right? for you special. [laughter] pennsylvania path well, are you craving some fast food for lunch? i know you're not, you eat healthy. not so fast, why there may be no one there to take your order today.

i'm leslie stahl, and thank you for joining us.aptionmax www.captionmax.com >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... >> that's right. we're breaking the [bleep] law. >> narrator: scott rothstein, always the life of the party, a guy who wants the world to love him. >> we're lawyers. if we're not gonna break the law, who is? >> he was a larger-than-life type of person, very charismatic. >> narrator: he is raking in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> you saw scott, you're thinking money. >> narrator: and he spends it like it will never run out. >> he amassed over 200 watches, a hundred suits, 9 or 10 cars at any one point in time, a number of homes. >> narrator: but the money does ru

leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot!how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> happy independence day, america. it is 3:00 p.m. on the east, noon elsewhere. happy 4th of july. egypt removes embattled islamist muhammad morsi. >>> prosecutors in the george zimmerman trial are on the verge of resting. >>> and a week after some of the most significant supreme court decisions in recent memory, what's next? the future of same-sex marriage and the brewing battle over voting rights. >>> first off this hour, celebrations continue in cairo this afternoon as egyptians rejoice over the ouster of president morsi and live pictures here from tahrir square. not everyone in egypt is feeling victorious. morsi remains under house arrest. they're reportedly cracking down on the muslim brotherhood today arresting several members and egyptians are calling for a friday of rejec

el mes de "premios juventud", tenemos entrevista con leslie grace, invitada por segundo aÑo, nos cantarÁventud", aquÍ el reportaje y entrevista. >>> en este gimnasio nos recibÓo leslie grace, aquÍ combate la tensiÓn en solo 17 dÍas tiene una presentaciÓn muy especial en "premios juventud". >>> fue en esa entrega de galardones que alcanzÓ la fama el aÑo pasado, por segunda vez pisara el escenario. >>> cÓmo te sientes con la nueva oportunidad? >>> bendecida, muy privilegiada, un placer estar en "premios juventud" por segunda vez, la primera vez fue algo grande para mÍ, fue la primera vez lanzandome al p >>> (nombre en inglÉs) el tema que cantarÁ, una canciÓn de su nuevo disco lanzado el jueves. >>> es tambiÉn de los aÑos 70, un remix, un cover, va a tener un poco de retro, no (nombre en inglÉs). un tuist mÁs moderno, y creo que la gente puede esperar mÁs de mi esta vez. >>> su nuevo disco, lo grabÓ en el estudio del productor musical sergio george, dijo que ella lo estrenÓ, y no marc anthony como dijo sergio. >>> fui la primera en entrar. >>> antes que marc anthony? >>> sÍ, antes que marc

and our current port commissioner which leslie is here today, my other fellow mm

i see leslie is also wearing black tonight.untry, 61 cities are hooking at their fiscal problems and not willing to deal with them properly. detroit isn't an issue of simply less tax revenue. let's take a look at why the taxes weren't able to keep one the city employees. because they tax people out of town. the increased property taxes made 78,000 buildings in detroit become abandoned. they didn't allow for new innovation for capitalism to thrive in their city. instead they had a mess. the only thing that's going to save detroit is a free market system and not another bailout. >> first of all, black is slenderizing. as you get older you'll see you have to wear black more. i'm from new york so black if my favorite color. >> oh, boy. >> when we look at the city of detroit, here's my take, look, do i want -- did i favor the bailout of wall street? no. many people left and right didn't but i did favor the bailout of the auto industry. one of the reasons i did is i believe in believing in and investing in the american worker. i beli

what name do you know leslie lynch king better buy? a, president gerald ford.on. c, union leader jimmy hoffa. d, german chancellor willy brandt. stay tuned. we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the "gps" challenge and lots of insight and analysis. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. this week's book of the week is "the metropolitan revolution" by bruce katz and jennifer bradley. if you think that america is dysfunctional and its politics broken, you have to read this powerful corrective. the authors, scholars of the brookings institution, argue that across america mayors and metropolitan governments are reaching across party lines, partnering with the private sector, and solving problems. america is growing but from the bottom up, not the top down. now for the last look. the united states got some good news this week. it is no longer the most obese developed nation in the world, according to the u.n. mexico is now the heavyweight champion of the industrialized world. as countries develop, one unfortunate side effect is

leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot!onny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> kroft: tonight, you're going to come face-to-face with a serial killer, one of the most prolific in u.s. history. serial killers don't usually talk to reporters. in fact, this story, which first ran in april, was the first time in the 45 years of "60 minutes" that we ever interviewed one. charles cullen was a critical care nurse who admits to killing up to 40 people. some suspect it was a lot more. the murders took place over 16 years in seven different hospitals. there were suspicions at nearly all of them that cullen was harming patients, yet none of them passed that information on to subsequent employers. newspaper headlines called him "the angel of death," but, as you will see, charles cullen was no mercy killer. until we interviewed him four months ago, he had never s

let's also bring into the discussion, leslie marshall, a syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor. and chris plante, these aren't coming from the news division. nbc and cnn have made this clear. what's the problem? >> they can't disassociate themselves with themselves is the problem, i think. if it's cnn films, it's cnn. if it's nbc, then it's nbc. they have a news division. they're engaged in political activities. we know what their biases are and we know what the outcome will be. casting diane lane as the lovely diane lane as hillary clinton is enough of a tip-off as to where this will go. personally, cast phillip seymour hoffman. >> casting decisions aside, leslie, do you buy the assurances and even if you know they do their best to have projects that don't touch the news division and do have a factual overview of hillary clinton's life, they're inviting some criticism. there are those who will say it just will not be accurate. >> obviously they're inviting criticism. i agree a little bit with howard, a little bit with chris but just a little bit. >> on the casting?

>>> bueno, leslie, empezo la semana "premios juventud", cÓmo te sientes?" >>> muy bien maite. ojalÁ damas que no lleguen asÍ bailando. si traes un bikini chiquito nadie se darÁ cuenta de como bailas. >>> le prometo que seguire yendo a clases para mejorar. >>> un aplauso para maite. >>> para ver este video y fotos visite "despierta amÉrica." com y "premios juventud" que estÁn poniendo muchas fotos. >>> me parece formidable, regresamos con mÁs enseguida. y vamos con los muchachos a "despierta amÉrica." >>> vamos a la pausa. en breve llegan los raperos del momento. >>> chicho y nacho. por supuesto. porque ellos quieren estar en "premios juventud." y le cantan a las chicas que les quitan el sueÑo. >>> y en exclusiva marjorie de sousa nos dice que siente al estar nominada como la chica que te roba el sueÑo. cÓmo sucede esto? >>> y cuales son las razones mÁs comunes por las que los hombres ponen cuernos? tendremos un panel y lo que hay que hacer para evitarlo. volvemos enseguida a "despierta amÉrica", recuerden la casita ♪ ♪ >>> este segmento de "despierta amÉri

leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ even superheroes need superheroes, and some superheroes need complete and balanced meals with 23 vitamins and minerals. purina dog chow. help keep him strong. dog chow strong. >>> it is an iconic spot typically reserved for rock stars but this is the latest. boston bombing suspect dzhokhar czar nauchlt this isn't the first time "rolling stone" put an infamous person on the cover. remember this? manson back in 1970. this is gets lots of buzz. jay harper wrote, jeff bowman who lost both legs should be on the cover. >> shean anthony slammed the magazine more making money out of them. >> and one said maybe the 8-year-old killed should be on the cover. cancel my subscription. strong words. national correspondent deborah feyerick has the latest for is. >> reporter: john allen s

joining us now for fair and balanced debate are leslie marshall and chris plant.. >> hey, shannon. >> good morning. >> shannon: chris, this money will be used in classrooms where they're teaching arabic. isn't that a skill we'd like american kids to develop. what's wrong with that? >> sure, i'm sure we're taking money from the chinese government where they're teaching chinese and on and on. where did the united states become a third world basket case that we're accepting a few00 thousands from outside sources to fund our educational system in it's absurd on that level alone. then we're talking about the muslim brotherhood, or an affiliated organization being behind the funding, and the muslim brotherhood is the granddaddy of all the fanatic islamic organizations, the group that assassinated anwar sadat. their leaders are the head of al-qaeda. they have an agenda. it is to spread sharia. there's no motivation for them to give money to a tucson school district if it were not for advancing their agenda. obviously it's about that. >> shannon: leslie, i'll give you a c

leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot!nny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> how about a giant's game? game time 7:15. a little cool. 58 degrees. >> and a couple minor slow spots out there. earlier fender benders. the commute is off to a great start. a live look across the bay bridge. the latest time saver traffic coming up. >> thank you. in baseball the giants and mets played extra innings. >> they just wrapped up. 16 innings. buster posey did his job. he had five hits in the game. it was huge. drove in to drive the game up. to the 16th an air by crawford right there puts the mets ahead. the giant's continue. >>> this time on the road at pittsburgh. 2-1 oakland in the 7th inning when the as make a dazzling catch. running, running, running, diving. two pirates on that would have scored. they don't. they hold on. his 41st straight save passing for t

leslie grace y maite perroni cantaron bachata. >>> su presentac yandel dejÓ en dÚo con wisÍn quedÓ ennovia, y entra al co camerino de jennifer lÓpez, lo verÁn a las 5/4 centro por univisiÓn. hay fiestas, y donde hay fiesta, pues, yo tengo que estar. y me voy a sacrificar y les cuento todo lo que ocurre en este reventÓn luego de premios juventud. regreso con ustedes. >>> 2 cosas, la cÁmara no entrÓ al coamerino pero tus ojos si. o hay fiesta, te esperan tu esposa y tus hijos en la casa, ok. >>> me la llevo, muestro foto asumÍ esposa. >>> un abrazo, tony, muchas gracias bueno, hubo varios homenajes en casi todo el mundo por los 95 aÑos de vida del expresidente sudafricano y premio nobel de paz nelson m tributo a ma nen soel nelson mandela que cumpliÓ 95 aÑos en el hospital de pretoria sudÁfrica. >>> el 18 de julio hoy un evento especial en la sede de las naciones unidas en new york. . >>> el xet rÍo general de la organizaciÓn, maniquÍ mun, too todos rezaron por el mejoramiento del premio nobvel e la paz bueno, lo importante, todo esto, que siga el mensaje de mandela, ¿no?. >>> asÍ es, e

mr leslie. the truth is i always tend to root for the underdog and i felt an attraction to these men who were taking on the world's largest oil corporations and the corrupt government of africa's most populous nation so i took my camera to nigeria to try to meet them. bob as sad. i'm going to tell you through. all. why do. you call we don't let you fall stuff yes or. yes or. yes. it. yes or. yes or. think you see only what you see doesn't add. but. i decided to follow the camp commander's advice traveling with some fishermen i set out to see for myself what life is like in the niger delta and hopes of understanding the conditions out of which the militancy was born. my brother such a life is sweet it's just that there is no money. manager good life is not easy. but i had to keep a low profile numerous foreign journalists and documentary filmmakers already been expelled country. government forces patrolling the streets and going on a mission to combat the militants and protect the oil from illega

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leslie, tim, one of y'all got to say, "action." i'm sitting there looking stupid.'m going for. come on, this is the start of my movie. i'm trying to give off pain and laughter, laugh at my pain. laughter and pain. that's what i'm going for. that's why we're doing this shot. just start the movie. [heartbeat thumping] this tour's been unbelievable. we're 90 cities deep right now, and each show has been a success. we're now in our last city of los angeles. let's end it with a bang. we're looking at 15,000 people tonight. put smiles on those people's faces. give everybody the strength and ability to do what they do best, and that's make people laugh. everybody want to be famous! >> [together] nobody want to put the work in. >> everybody want to be famous! >> [together] but nobody want to put the work in. >> everybody want to be famous! >> [together] nobody want to put the work in. >> i'll say it one more time! everybody want to be famous! >> [together] but nobody want to put the work in. >> let's go, y'all. let's go, y'all. [heartbeat thumping] [faint cheering] >> ever

leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot!y, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> a rather goofy horror flick called "sharknado" debuted to massive fan fare. the movie's ratings fell more like a belly plot, but the cheesy plot found itself a loving home on social media. here is more on the trash we find ourselves loving in spite of ourselves. >> sharknado. >> the dialogue is atrocious. >> the sharks are swimming right at them. they're not going to make it. >> the acting, well, like this? you okay? >> my mom always told me hollywood would kill me. >> reporter: and the premise is preposterous. yes, a tornado is scooping maneaters and dumping them out of l.a. >> it is amazing garbage, it is enjoyable garbage. >> reporter: the movie premiered to a disappointing audience on the cfi-fi channel, but became a cult classic. >> it will be right there next to "troll

leslie waited in north berkeley as a packed buses passed her by. >> they asked if anyone needs to go to the city. and the three of us got in. it was awesome. >> on a typical day carpoolers can meet in the east bay and san francisco. but during this strike, bart is offering its 35 stations for spots. >> i had a fun commute this morning. >> this resident wished she'd carpooled for the first day of her new job. >> i go to the bart station. i thought there is a bus there. but i had to take the bus to oakland. >> to encourage people the transportation commission is expanding hours. from 5 they say hov lanes were a breeze. >> the whole bridge probably a half hour, but on the bridge, it was fine. >> now take a look at the map there is usually just one casual carpool location. they have added two more spots across the street. one where you catch a ride depends on where you'll going. living live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> again, those are extra peck up spots if you're looking for a ride. now traffic reporter has been covering this all day lochblgt how sit looking? >> holding strong ther