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continue to do what we can along with our cons late congressman our vargas appreciates me bringing it up. .nd and this to say something we -- the comment that i dialogue cannot be -- what was the comment? are they're. haze to be dialed up with a point of action. nd those are the wiling. so i thoroughly agree withs you on that. his mother was running out the clock,. demons and on we also agree that we look forward to a day when the cue wan people with make mary own decision about future it. a thank you to all of you. . . conley is judged and . t me ask, just a shilt . 3 your answer is like lnl lingling. and the bloopers of it unveiled today. how would you react to that? . in the sitchwailingts in mexico, i've six, set roar us ago. and it was a serious question. ut i think there really. i do not think we have a failed state in any part of mexico. there are government structures still in place wherever in mexico which i believe their function. they may be stronger or weaker depending on where the drug trade is being applied. they may be under didge. and was the case viously in michoawac as in bu

it goes up. .nd there is not a single break , not onel, not china iota listening to our policy.russians.isolate the we can push them toward china. that is not in our interest. right now, our coalition on ukraine is canada, because they have a large ukrainian population and elections are coming up, and japan because they are japan. i like canada and japan. they are great countries. but that is not a coalition. we would not have gone into syria with that coalition. >> what is a brimmer solution for the united states? >> one is to try to back down on sanctions. >> what do you do then to stop the russians? >> i think that the russians ore not solvable in crimea in cap is that you. you mentioned at the outset that the ukrainian government, there is nothing they can do. we have been pretty clear that we are not providing military support. it looks like southeast ukraine is going. we need to provide real economic support for the ukrainians. do you know what we have done so far? we have done $1 billion in loan guarantees. you telling me that we are willing to punish the russians and hur

all you could see were huge pieces of twisted steel and fires everywhere, nd workers, never giving uple. after our rescue, many of us he joined the rescue and recovery teams at ground zero to do for others what had been done for us. we had to. we had come together at ground zero to help each other out. there was a real sense of caring for one another. this is something we should never forget and never stop doing. thank you. [applause] >> i am manuel rodriguez. i worked at ground zero in heavy construction for nine onths. >> my name is pia hoffman. i am a crane operator, and i worked at ground zero for eight months. >> my name is tony favara. i'm a detective for the new york city police department. i worked at ground zero for nine months. >> my name is stephen butler, a lieutenant with the port authority police services unit. i worked at ground zero for nine onths. after losing my brother tommy, a firefighter with squad company number 1, i was the first person to put his picture on this piece of steel, which we call the last column. after that many others followed with pictures and ign

is there more follow-up? nd that's the thing that right now most disturbs me about the report. e possibility that folks intentionally withheld information that would have helped us fix a problem. there's not a problem out there that's not fixable. it can't always be fixed as quickly as everybody would like, but typically we can chip away at these problems. the we have seen this with the backlog. we have seen it with veterans' homelessness. we have seen it with the post 9/11 g.i. bill. initially there were problems with t they got fixed, and now it's operating fairly smoothly. problems can be fixed, but folks have to let the people that did the reporting to know that there is a problem in rder for us to fix it. listen, if somebody's mismanaged or engaged in misconduct, not only do i not want them getting bonuses, i want them punished. that's what we are going to hopefully find out from the i.g. report as well as the audits taking place. all right. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> president obama h

that will allow them to draw more people in so it's foreseeable that parents could nd children, tough to ever give up a child, moses' mother did it to try to secure a better life for him. but how many parents have let their child go with human traffickers hoping for a better life for their child only to find out later their child never made it to america? sending them from south america , from central america across the country, clear across the ngth of mexico has got to be a risky move. the story from "the new york times" says mr. johnson said the young migrants became a more vivid issue for him after he persuaded his wife to spend mother's day with him at the station in mchallucinaten. he -- mcallen. he said he asked a 12-year-old girl where her mother was. she responded tearfully, she did not have a mother and was hoping to find her father who is living somewhere in the united states, mr. johnson said . mr. johnson said he had spoken on monday with the am bats doers from mexico -- ambassadors from mexico and the three central american countries to seek their cooperation and had begun a publicity c

includingterview his take on why the chinese somenment took away popular television shows. .nd still to come, joe hockey a heads-upt after this break. ♪ and a look at stories we china's largest internet company reported earnings, an analyst expect net income to rise. toino operators also itching get into japan if gambling gets legalized, and there will be a gaming conference which begins on wednesday, and on thursday, we meet the contemporary artists asind this year's exhibition it opens in hong kong. make sure you tune in. and at the end of the week, friday sees the result of what has been a marathon, certainly not a sprint. eligible, andople every prospect for a change of government. and let's check out the initial indications. the nikkei 225 continues declines after a second straight surplus. about one quarter of one percent. shares in costly and soul are down. kospi in soeul are down. martin, great to have you here. thanks for joining us this morning. let's focus on australia, because tomorrow is a big day at the treasurer there livers his first budget, and i know that domestically it is a big story, as for in

willingness to put stats on the record on a form that's provable in law that's backed up by evidence and has a certain hack. nd is therefore some sort of sophisticated p.r. rather than you rather get custody of the suspect and bring him to court and -- and prove the case. what -- as succinctly as you can articulate it, what's the value of an indictment in a situation in which you have no expectation of obtaining custody. >> i still want to challenge -- these are real charges based on evidence that was pain stakingly compiled by f.b.i. investigators that we can and hope to investigate in front of a jury with all rights of due process and we would not be allowed under our principles of prosecution to bring such an indictment unless we believe we have the evidence to secure beyond a rnl doubt. er look forward to having the opportunity -- i look forward to having the doesn't to do that. we indictment individuals all the time who are not currently in the custody of the united states. nd we may not know their where abouts. two terrorism cases that took more than a decade to bring. and we brought the charge and peopl

up. map . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 4:40, oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings. the latest happened at 9 nd and international. a man and woman were shot and the man was pronounced dead at the hospital, no word on any arrests so far. >>> and a man shot and killed a person at an apartment. police say a group of people had just got back to the apartment after a night out. they started arguing and somebody pulled out a gun. anybody with information is asked to call crime stoppers. >>> they found a suspect suspicious woman in a back bedroom. the 9-year-old woman was married but the -- 39-year-old woman was married but the husband was not home when they arrived. >> the family is devastated. >> they are grieving and they have been nothing but cooperative with us. >> police say it is home and nobody reports that. >>> and hundreds took to the streets to protest two deadly police shootings in the past two weeks. >> amen... >> monday's demonstration was peaceful after a sharp contrast and seen here in the video it is carlos may here. >> he was a great person and that's the kind of person he was. >> ti

up. they get that they have to plentior. is a huge leap forward. but they still are coming from a of assumption and entitlement. nd that makes me a little nervous. i don't mean this particularly about sheryl. there are a number of people in mind.uld have and it comes in at a superficial me thinks, rt of well, it is better than nothing at all and it reaches women of ilk. the problem is when they fall in love with their own rhetoric and think that it reaches all women. ecause when you say this is what feminism looks like and you , a come from whatever massage or being wrapped or that, this is not what feminism looks like if you a e three kids and work on factory floor. it is not. ntil and unless it comes home that all of us come in together on this one or nobody comes in there is no planet, it is a problem. and i forgot to mention before -- and i do want to add this in perfect example of somebody who has power and after sort of getting then not, little but hillary clinton gets it. perfect.t she's not queen of the women's movement. -- and she oes run will -- and if she does win -- will -- she will bring that with her

and the congress says that they have added 288,000 jobs in april, a nd the unemployment rate plunged frto 6. 6.8%. and the nasdaq is up a point there, and joining me in the studio is zachary who is a columnist of "slate magazine" and also a author of the leading numbers that rule our world. zacha zachary, thank you for being with us, and speaking of "numbers a that rule our world" and we will put up numbers that we can dissect, and put the numbers in perspective for us as we see this, and what they saw as a half percentage point of march and april, and is there a trend to go lower? >> well, those who think that things are good and getting better or okay and getting good, we will see ample evidence, the unemployment dropped and statistically 288,000 the jobs, but those who see things highly problematic, it matters who is in the labor force, and so fewer people are looking for work last month, by 800,000, and it is not just how many people have a job, but it is how many people who are considered to be a part of the work fost which means that you are looking for a job or have one have a job last month. >> so are you seei

growing for the white nd the president to help free the american marines who is in a mexican prison frightened and terrified. he served two tours in afghanistan. has been locked upe than a month over an apparent mistake. >> the 25-year-old says he made a wrong turn and accidentally drove into mexico with three u.s. registered firearms. andrew's mother just got into that prison for a family visit to see her son face to face. qáa van susteren was the >> he is not a criminal. he made a mistake and made a wrong turn. i have got guns i don't want to be here let me turn around and go home. he doesn't want to be with criminals because he's not a criminal. but he does have access in t

up of support to the moderate and ition in syria concerted action at the united nations. we will work over the coming to implement these ommitments including to increa increase humanitarian assistance nd work together and intensify how closely we work together given the deepening crisis in because we are all determined to respond to it. so, that is all we have been this morning and secretary kerry i know is coming down to to you shortly. there is time for a few questions. you, foreign secretary. it is pretty grim time in syria the crisis deepening, peace talks haven't worked. regained assad has territory, holding elections, opposition groups are fighting each other. days when you can ay not just outside moscow -- not that he must go but he will go. s it time to reevaluate the strategy and on ukraine can you be a bit more clear what russia not to do in order to avoid deeper broader sanctions? must allow the election to go ahead peacefully. does that mean there are not be deeper sanctions? >> on the second point, it behavior russia's over the next 10 days before the first round of the presidential the croon and we have to remember there may be a further round. whether any ow candidate w

hillary and me on borrowed money and spending more than we were taking in. .nd the consequences were there put that chart back up. i want to make full disclosure here. i attempted to get these numbers , i just haven't been able to do it, to stop on the day of the financial crash. so that no one would say i was being unfair, not to him, but to the theory that i am advancing to you. prettyn't do it, but much the numbers would be the same. they would just be slightly smaller. because a lot of the damage of the financial crash was done at the very end of his term. it didn't occur until he was almost out of office. but what happened in those years was, all of our growth before housing, was from consumer spending, and finance. and median income, the one in the middle, was lower than it was the day i left office before the crash, which is why you see these income numbers. in other words, there is a very significant limit to how much you can grow the economy by cutting taxes on high income people, and even by spending money, if you don't spend it very well, in the government. you have to have a clear strategy on harry a

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up and get to know the region first. also, observe all the other safety measures. don't drink and drive,nd always wear your life jacket.ting live at the pittsburg marina, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> it looks beautiful behind her with all the water. that leads us to jeff ranieri. happy memorial day. >> it's going to be a great evening out here. we have winds out of the west at 18 miles per hour. so it is gusty if you're traveling across any of the bridges tonight. as we get you outside for the rest of the sky camera network on this monday you can see we're arm being the warmest weather across the north bay at 86 degrees. the coldest weather in san francisco at 69 and an average of 78. the thing you'll notice about tomorrow's forecast, it will be cooler by about 3 to 6 degrees. i think it's going to be enough that you'll notice it. you won't need a heavy jacket. you will need a jacket if you're headed to san francisco. but everywhere else, it will be comfortable. we'll average mid-70s for the peninsula and the south bay looking mighty fine with 80 degrees. we'll have sunny skies in san jose, just definitel

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nd to make sure that again the authorities concerned make up the work plans that are consistent, theinvestments, again, the time plans are consistent with each other so that there are no or fewer delays and that things -- that implementation is much smoother. so i would just go quickly to he other side of the -- of our involvement, which is financial ly. as i said, we tried to put our money where our words are and where our vision is, and we have developed together with financial institutions a tool kit of grants, loans, guarantees, and credit enhancement instruments structures so as to support and to facilitate to catalyze the financing by, again, public and private partners. so what are these instruments? first, we have matching grants from the e.u. budget for projects in less advanced regions. clearly, the budgets from these countries are less capable of building some of these infrastructures. and there are -- our regional plans strurkttral plans provide structures that match the public investment in the priorities, in the priority links. moreover, even outside the -- even in coun

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outpatient i learned to play golf with jim estes, which is how i ended up here at the warrior open which is truly an variants --ndxperience for everyone involved. i developed the courage to open my own business. have worked with a lot of corporation, including a handful of blackstone companies thanks to the likes of steve schwarzman, and others. now i continue to get my counseling for posttraumatic frees, which provides mental health care for post-9/11 veterans and their families across the country. i'm part of the chamber of commerce's hiring of heroes campaign. s program, i am pursuing a law degree. my transition goes on and on, and every veteran in this room has their own list. i hope that by showing you my quick snapshot of a demonstrates that america is now truly up to the challenges of supporting today's bets in a unprecedented manner. when you look at me i hope you see the other post 9/11 veterans and their families. aday's veterans do not need handout, but a handout, and all of your coordinated efforts are critical to our successful transition. are facing some very tough obstacles right now. but we all wa

nd and thirty nine passengers on four point three seven zero were from china. meanwhile the search operation continues in building sailing ships in high tech underwater and women. but so far it's failed to turn up any trace of the boeing triples the event which disappeared on march a investigators say they believe the plane's wreckage lies at the bottom of the southern indian ocean australia's tertiary angus houston said on friday that the probability of finding missing children or has drawn but he remains hopeful that the underwater blue intro they find something by the end of this month. moving on to china with the nation is reeling from yet another mass nine attack. security remains high at the main train station at china's western city of one and she conditions young the region two days after attack which killed three people and injured seventy nine. train services resumed on thursday despite the overnight it's lotion and stabbing spree the us state department has condemned wednesday's violence saying that it appeared to be an act of terrorism. the chinese government says a suicide bombing was carried out by a least two suspects with a history of religious extremists of the brutal incident

nd i think we have preemptry authority. i think we will probably end up having this answered if yourt. >> i just read the answer that they have the same authority. the language sigh dentcal. >> well, in state commissions as well. >> right. >> it says that we have preemptry authority over state commissions. >> so state commissions have the same authority you do. you would agree with that? it's a simple statute. >> i think that it says that both of us have authority but that we have preemptry authority on this issue. and i think that's what judge silverman was saying in his dissent in the verizon case. >> not law. dissent. will the bureau recently issued processing guidelines for broadcast transactions and these talks about not only future but also pending applications. i have three questions with respect to that. how many applications have been singled out for close scrutiny since that new guidelines have been issued? how many have been approved in those two months? and when might those broadcasters see resolution of their applications? >> i don't know the

up to. a hearing my at committee and i was against this carried interest for wall street venture capital and john kerry nd charles schumer were supporting wall street. so, here is the point. there is convergence on the that has been running the country into the ground. t is called the corporate liberal represented by the clintons and the corporate represented by the know. we all they are the ones who got rid of glass gulation and stegall and any chance to dearrive activist. hey are the ones that concentrat concentrating a georgia business more and tell communications and and drug companies more gave us nafta and the world trade organization. votes that lican helped clinton get those through. something ing about new on the people's side in the of convergence but corruption of both parties with money and other attractions has on for a long time. ost: in 1989 here you are testifying on something that is a constant issue. [video clip] >> ralph nader do you think ongress deserves a 350% salary increa increase? >> not at all they got a $14,500 increase 23 months ago. they have increased it 48% since to the pres

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up with that new car smell for long. the versatile, 2015 subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> authorities in bosnia and serbia are warning that river Ñd&is tuesday threatening more flooding. the foreign minister says a quarter of the population has been affected by the floods and more than a million have no access to clean water. help is arriving from europe, america and russia. these pictures just released, five rescue workers airlifted a baby from his house over the weekend. the rest of the baby's family was evacuated later. serbia has also been hit hard by flooding. this is the center for young refugees and sent this report. >> this is normally a conference center in a hotel in central belgrade. instead it's been a placement for children displaced by the terrible floods that have struck across serbia. they're not just playing with toys. they've got specialist advisors from the children's organization unicef equipped in psycho social skills to help get them through the trauma they're faced with. the man in charge, the head of unicef in serbia. how does this therapy help children in the situation? >> children were home and all of a sud

up a slate of new deals. cristina alesci has been following the story. could pandora be next? apple announced music,nd of news around pandora stock fell in the last couple of years. last year, when apple announced -- pandora stock rose. this will spark pandora to do something to become a protected player. -- there are no talks that we know about, but just speculation at this point. pandora claims it has 9.3% of the overall listening audience. that is growing. last year around this time, it was seven point three percent. users.78 million a big player. spotify wants to go public. there could be something to do there. we are talking about a massive valuation. forget google had also pushed aggressively. it has a product that cuts across so there could be some competitive pressure there allows these players to feel itselfed and then apple with its m&a strategy. some people talking about maybe apple buying twitter. >> investors have had a chance to invest this. does the price tag makes sense for apple? >> it seems like such a big out they mustound have on their headsets a ridiculous margin. 48%as got someth

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nd in that role, i have seen firsthand how abusive the republicans have been during this investigation. they've issued unilateral subpoenas. they have made unsubstantiated accusations with no evidence to back them up and they have released selective excerpts of documents and transcripts that destroyed the truth. in some instances, when they had exculpatory evidence right at hand. they falsely accused secretary of state of misleading congress about reducing security in benghazi. according to the "washington ost," fact checker gave four pinnochios. secondly, the family members of chris stevens have pleaded publicly for this not to be politicized. let me read to you their words and i quote. what chris never would have accepted was the idea that his death would be used for political purposes, end of quote. so i feel that i owe it to the families of ambassador stevens and the other brave americans who lost their precious lives to bring some minimal level of balance to this process and to check false claims wherever they may arise. in short, ladies and gentlemen, i believe we need someone in that room to simply defend the truth. defend the truth. and that is why i have agreed to serve. let me just close

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nd all others. caller: i just believe with the cost of living going up, food, utilities, gas, we definitely need to raise the minimum wage. otherwise, we can't provide for our basic living. and just share a little i think the problem right now is just greed. and if they just share a little with the people that make them rich, then this country will be a better place. host: so what do you think about this idea of raising it to $10.10? is that too much of an increase curg we're at $7.25? guest: no. it's not enough. just with health care and the cost of living we definitely need more than that. you need at least $12, $13 an hour just to get by. host: ohio. on our other's line. caller: good morning. i think that we should raise the minimum wage and in 19 77 i made $9.75 an hour. and fast forward to now everywhere you go they want to start you out at $8 or $9 an hour. we need to create jobs with the minimum wage. go to the car lot and look for a truck they're $50, $60,000. everything is high but they keep fighting to keep the minimum wage down. host: you may have just heard though that even the congress

up. should. americans expressly support the activists in china. should,iend said, we the u.s. congress should pass a on those human rights violators in china. .ndobby the congress we should have similar bills about china. china in many ways is much worse human rights abuser. a lot to doave together. thank you. out, wet want to point are working on a bill that will do just that. we have called on the obama ministration to enforce the law .s it exists today they have not enforced the law. we will follow up. i know you you know we are working on that. >> good morning sirs. thank you for your encouragement. .'m grateful to be here today i'm grateful to be u.s. citizen. i'm so proud to serve our country for 20 years. grace, somegod's days my cheering comes back to china -- my dreams come back to china for freedom. we trust in god. to answer your question, what can we do? what we can do, we can do a lot of things. haveave authority, and you a wonderful influence on china. they pay attention to you. concretely, i have some suggestions for all of you. the communist still persecute any religious group. creator grace, the real is not of the communist par

nd vote. >> we talked with a capitol hill reporter about what's head for congress next week. scheduled to vote on monday. what's mainly holding things up right now and really what what might hold up the bill as a whole is that the republicans really want to get some amendments into that, that really are energy related amendments but the democrats including senate majority leader harry reid have been -- have essentially blocked those amendments and they don't want to allow those in there. one of the amendments of course would be to force the approval of the keystone exl pipeline. reid is open to having a vote on a separate bill just for the key stone xl pipeline but he doesn't want these other five energy-related amendments to be considered for this bill so last week sor this week he used a procedure called filling the tree to prevent any amendments from being considered. >> so again, senators on both sides of the aisle calling for a vote on the pipeline. what seems to be the mood of the country on building the pipeline? >> a lot of recrept polls have does that the country support this pipeline. the polls have shown that the possible jo

up. there had to be the third branch of government, the judicial branch had to be involved in decisions about collection and the rest. nd i could give you lists of the changes that we made. we didn't make every change because we still had to get signatures from president bush. and then when president obama became president, we moved closer to a place that respected our need to protect our security as well as respect our privacy. what you saw, the revelations that came out were harmful to our security, to our privacy, and to american brand name of technology, which we want to be permanent in the world and we don't want to be shut out from hat. that would hurt our security. that would hurt our security. so, yeah, no, you don't mess with the intelligence community without them coming at you some way or another. that is just the way it is. but the fact is you have to speak out. i think that this legislation is an improvement, a vast improvement over current law. is it everything we need to do? it is always a work in progress. >> let me go back to the v.a. >> we will have the harvey milk stamp ceremony at the executive ranch

because i grew up during the mother of of time, a and father who understood the linching of discriminating against african-americans who understood the difference between red-lining and education nd they made a step to move to neighborhood. oliver brown, when his young daughter had to walk some 21 blocks through all kinds of elements and traffic and danger zones to get to the segregated schools. when six blocks away from where all-bhite where an 1c508. he stook to on this challenge because of his young daughter and at that time, having another daughter, not even knowing there would be a third daughter to follow. but at the age of 32. at the time of the suit against he school system, he baptist minister, a welder, a person who was active in his compluent decided that he would let his name be put on the losses. he testified that many times his daughter had to wait in the cold, to wait tore a bus to take awayo monroe, seven blocks from an all-white elementary school. that's the oliver story. when we think of the brown story and when we think of mr. brown o opened up the schools it created eastern opportunity for millions of americans sadly the promise of the brown decision remains u

their time nd turning their lives around, young adults routinely leave custody or probation with a criminal record, preventing them from starting careers. simply put, the system sets them up for failure. to make matters worse, i've been told by leading judges in most states, a child must be arrested in order to obtain many social services. even in los angeles, where we have a model court and probation department, doing tremendous work to empower young survivors, we must arrest children before they receive intervention services. one can only imagine the emotional psychological trauma that occurs when victims are continually told they are responsible for their own abuse. this must change. the stop exploitation through trafficking act addresses one of the most pressing issues facing child victims of trafficking. i look forward to working with states to ensure that the safe harbor legislation throughout the county is meaningful and that appropriate services are provided. even if the child is not system involved. i also look forward to identifying policies to ensure that the young people who have already been arrested have the opportunity to not only seal but completely expung

up and do their part. we are also doing our best to reach out to military children and also to the many care givers who give so much love nd support -- to our wounded soldiers. advances in our care for our wounded warriors have significantly impacted this generation returning home. in one of the books i teach in my classroom, it's called "better," he describes how there has been such a tremendous, remarkable drop in the number of deaths of wounded soldiers. now there are entire surgical teams who travel in humvees, and i quote him, directly behind the troops, right out onto the battlefield. there immediate trauma care is given before wounded soldiers make the long trip to germany or facilities like walter reed or brook army medical center. these advances in care also mean we have a new challenge and that is how to best help recovering warriors over a lifetime. this also means we are seeing a new type of caregiver. young spouses, siblings and parents caring for their loved ones. which brings me to the story of two brothers, kyle and brett of rochford, michigan. kyle, an army specialist, was injured during his first deployme

nd if you don't have fog, inland temps will be warm. not as hot as yesterday. we'll get higher clouds as well. a low fog bank is break. we're waiting on the breeze. that will pick upn and tonight. no doubt about it. there's still some areas that are warming up fast. other locations will have a hard time getting out of the 50s today. and the system also dragged across higher clouds. it's on its way. we have the fog here, sunny, mostly sunny. it will still be warm to hot. much cooler, a 20-degree drop for some over by the beaches today. 50s, 60s, 70s by the water. 80s to near 90 inland. >>> right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is not that bad in some areas, but still slow in others. it has been steady and slow at the bay bridge, about a 20 minute drive time into san francisco, unless you're using the car pool lanes. if you're driving on 880 northbound, it's beginning to slow down near the coliseum and stays that way all the way up to the 880 freeway up there up to the -- i'm sorry to the brick wall. of course we're on the 880 freeway. if you're driving in san jose we have a lot of slow traffic. northbound 101 still slow. slow on the peninsula as well t

up and acknowledge courage and extraordinary human behavior. and those that may be tempted to say, how could you put radical nazis nd fascism and the together?all one has to do is look back to the history prior to and during world war ii and the connection was already made. the alliances were made. one type of intolerance, nazi worksm, seemed to ally and well and become allies of radical islamic facists. in the "wall street journal" article since the kidnapping of 276 kidnappings in nigeria last month, the meaning of boko haram, the name used by the terrorist group that seized the girls h b has become more widel known. the translation from the language is given in english language media as western education is forbiden, though nonmuslim teaching is forbidden might be more accurate. but little attention has been paid to the group's formal arabic name. this roughly translates as quote, the fellowship of the people of the tradition for preaching and hole war, unquote. group and its mission. far from being an aberration among islamic terrorist groups, boko haram and its goals and methods is, in fact, all too representative. the kidnapping of the

up in half an hour. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and hello, everybody. it is thirsty thursday,ndday, but -- >> it is a few days away. the kentucky derby is knocking on the door. we decided to wear our hats. >> and mint juleps. >> and mint juleps. >> and lovely, lovely lady, emmy and tony winning actress swoosie kurtz is with us today. "ambush makeovers." >> a lot of fun. >> tj martell is an organization, great group. >> so much money for different kinds of cancers. >> so the kentucky derby is on saturday, but the festivities kick off early. the weather says zero percent chance of rain. >> that's a blessing. >> these hats -- >> we want to thank christine moore. >> she made them. at camhats.com. >> she did something that in other hatmaker has ever done. it really fits. >> not all the way, but -- >> slightly. i know. >> is that as far down as it -- >> that's about as far tass goes. here's the thing. i hate -- >> mine covers the whole -- >> i hate to bring up "veep" again, i promise i won't bring it up again until next week. >> don't make promises you can't keep. >> watch the one whe