we really didn't have a place there, so i called senator frist and begged him to take ken. he tells me every time i see him -- it was an interagency transfer so the department ended up paying his salary i think. but senator frist to this day says it's the best thing that ever happened to him because it opened up a window for a senior member of congress to a whole new area. that, of course, helped with congress. so more of those interagency transfers as part of this, seeing this is part of the education process both of the cabinet of the white house and of the international glonl staff as well. >> just comment on that point one of the benefits having ken there was when i went to work on capitol hill for senator richard burr back in 109th congress senator frist was the leader at that time. senator burr given the opportunity to be chairman of terrorism and that no longer exists. his side kick was senator kennedy -- that was huge a lot of the same ground but more complete and further endpoint. >> the other thing is you need doctors in this discussion. i had a rule when you were

investigators describe the student as islamic extreme frist algeria who already had been flagged by security officials as a risk. >>> it's a done deal. the pope will visit cuba. the new information is coming from the vatican today. the pope stopped in cuba before arriving at the united states, it was just announced. we are waiting to hear more about the stops the pope will make during that visit. >>> we are also keeping an eye on storm team 4 radar. look for yourself right now. despite the morning sunshine rain is in the forecast. chuck bell is here now with what peck expect. when is the rain coming, chuck? >> it isn't too far away eun. the best chance will be 12:00 to 8:00. for the mets roe probably 1:00 to 5:00. we'll be dodging the drops around here this afternoon but they're not all-day soakers, just quick hitters so no rain coming our way. temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and low 70s so a mild enough day. rain showers and the chance of a thunderclap or two around 3:00 4:00. rain drops for now were shown just off to the west of i-81. we'll keep a close eye on that. >>> montgome

right here, that it was a lot of peaceful -- amy homes is a former speech writer for senator bill frist do you have any apprehensions about this deal as far as what we have heard so far? >> i think we all should. the phrase the devil is in the details, there are so many details we don't know. but the proof is also in the pudding. and as james rosen reported, there's a lot that iran has been hiding that they haven't come clean about and we heard from mr. zarif that the bill goal at the iranian table was to get those sanctions lifted. the u.n. will be lifting sanctions and the u.s. will be lifting sanctions. how quickly will that happen? we said that former president ronald reagan said trust but verify, will this new sanctions regime accomplish that? i have a lot of questions. >> this is just the frame work, now they're going to go to the negotiating table and develop all the details which are supposed to be completed by june 30th then you assume these inspections will start, and if the inspectors see what they want to see, then the sanctions would be lift. >> again that's up to the irani

congress including republican house majority leader tom delay and leader of the senate republicans bill frist. he got them to call terri schiavo as a witness in congress. ordering her to appear in d.c. this is a woman who at that point had been in a persistent vegetative state for nearly 15 years. but they subpoenaed her to be a witness in congress. the idea was apparently that they taught maybe if they called her as a witness in the house and senate -- they issued subpoenas for her to appear they would maybe evoke federal witness protection laws to yank her out of the hospice again. the american public was horrified by what they were doing. congress called a special session of congress specifically to pass that law about moving jurisdiction about how the case would be heard and take it away from the state courts and make it a federal issue. here's the "time" magazine poll from that time. this is amazing. regardless of your opinion on the schiavo case, do you think it was right for congress to intervene in this matter or not? by a 55 point margin people say it was not right for congress to in

anywhere in the state ok my bad on that then carpool violation is 491 dollars which seems to be the frist question drivers ask when they get pulled over hey the reason why i stopped you only had one occupant in the car this guy asked me was he going to get paid for this interview there's going to be some money involved when just not my money all that up and there was this driver in the mini van he gets his very own segment stanley roberts kron 4 news >> michelle: foghorns are going off the golden gate bridge give yourself extra space on the road like. next time this network or drop off kids to school. san francisco 52 oakland lower 50s. livermore for upper 40's harrows on the chilean side at 41 on this friday morning. temperatures continue to stay on the cooler side this morning for much of the bay area garry for worker school biology are warming up the lower 60s for coastal locations. the coastal peninsula will continue ceylon the cooler temperatures in the mid- 60s. now bay locations warmer upper 60s in your '70's for the bear on lunchtime. coming up in the mid-70s and for the easter eg

bill frist seen as somebody that can strike a deal.ker. i'm serious, a state that's turning more red every day is producing senators that are reaching out more than most senators on either side of the aisle. what is it about tennessee's political culture that breeds that? >> well, excepting me of course i think our state has bred leaders here on the national level -- by the way on both side of the aisle -- but look, we're a state that wants to see results. it's very pragmatic. people believe that you should pay for things as you go. it is very conservative in that regard, which i 1,000% agree with and get frustrated with people here that believe conservative means spending money but not paying for. but our state has been a very pragmatic state that wants to put our national interests above all, and i am -- it is a tremendous privilege for me to represent a state like tennessee that puts their priorities in that record. it's very patriotic. it's the volunteer state. and i believe the state of tennessee wants people who are willing to ri