aaa says it has plummeted more than $.40 a gallon. some places in our area, like this can station, are as low as $3.35 per gallon of regular during yes -- regular. yes, that is low. we could see relatively low prices all the way until june. >> many people thought that this would be tiger woods year to win the masters. tavis: main other green jacket. >> but an australian -- > another green jacket. >> but an australian stole his thunder. a year fornearly adam scott to clear the mental hurdle of last year's british open failer and 17 years for straley to finally overcome greg norman's masters collapse. finally have something to cheer about tonight and all week. and anith a long birdie out right lead on the line. yes, sir, clearing enjoying the moment along with the crowd. the second playoff hole, scott birdies into the championship game he becomes the first aussie of her to win the masters. >> i am so proud of myself and everyone around me who has helped me. i am a proud australian and i hope this since really well back at home. >> i thi

the aaa rating is a big deal can always come up with things. have gone wrong with the bad economic situation that we inherited it was almost inevitable we were going to lose our aaa rating resurgence of the toss at the top to some is an indicator. the much greater malays there is a problem with the political class in general and that's it is out of touch with the general population they don't really understand how a lot of families are suffering now with rising basic costs and of course it's very much a top down elitist policy this driving these costs up with the growing public skepticism the government's been left looking for ways to try to streamline and whether it's george osborne joining twitter or david cameron starring in a pop music video just what will the government do next to try to convince that they can get down with the best of what the city a well i guess it's some form but i can't actually tell you one hundred percent but that's would be my guess but i'm happy to try it out with you. good sport the syrian government opposition ha

aaa study says maintenance costs have risen 11% for people who driver sedans. insurance up nearly 3% and we all know how much gas costs up 2%. add it up aaa says the average person shells out 61 cents a mile. >> no joke. if you park in the city, that gets expensive, too. >>> all right. well, is that hamburger you're grilling up really safe to eat? as east bay consumer group turned up surprising findings in raw meat purchased from grocery stores. kpix 5's julie watts explains why you might want to think twice next time you shop. >>> reporter: take a good look. according to a new study, the meat you cook with is full of antibiotic-resistant bacteria known as superbugs. >> it's really disturbing. >> reporter: renee sharpe of the environmental working group says they analyzed government tests of raw grocery store meat and came up with some jaw- dropping numbers. 81% of ground turkey, 69% of pork chops, 55 of ground beef, and 39% of the chicken parts tested all contain antibiotic- resistant super boggs. >> we were shocked and also not that shocked. >> reporter: the

losing the aaa rating the big deals can always come up with things that. have gone wrong and with the bad economic situation that we inherited it was almost inevitable that we're going to lose our aaa rating the resurgence of the top at the top this is an indicator of a much greater malays there is a problem with a political class in general and it is out of touch with the general population they don't really understand how a lot of families are suffering now with rising basic costs and of course there's very much a top down elitist policy that's driving these costs with the growing public skepticism because most being left looking for ways to try to connect and whether it's george osborne joining twitter or david cameron starring in a pop music video just what will the government doing next to try to convince that they can get down with the best of what should take some form but i can't tell you one hundred percent but that's. what i'm happy to try to with you . are. accused the un of trying to undermine the investigation into the use of chemical weapons

aaa says its springtime gasoline prices haven't been this low in three years. right now prices at the pump are averaging $3.51 a gallon nationwide. that's down 13 cents during the month of april alone. and things may get even better this summer. aaa says gas prices could drop to as low as $3.20 a gallon by mid summer if current trends of lower crude oil prices, full production at refineries and weak demand continue. >>> lower energy costs helped consumers and businesses, but day we learned a key indicator of manufacturing in the midwest slumped to its lowest level since 2009. the chicago purchasing managers index of business activity contracted for the first time in three years. so is this a sign that american manufacturing may be slowing down, or just taking a spring-time pause? >> reporter: american manufacturing is at a crossroads. after adding a half million jobs over the last two years, hire has plateaued. a new report shows small manufacturers are pulling back. >> what we see is there is a slowdown in small business manufacturing in america. the trend act

plug an aaa battery into the hand-set, plug another aaa batteries into the car itself, you're up and running doing remote controlled stuff micro-sized. if you happen to get one like i did this year, a couple aaa batteries pretty much does the trick. if you're really into remote controlled cars, if you're a remote controlled vehicle hobbyist, that might not be enough. you might instead use a battery that looks like this, a c sized nickel battery made specifically for things like remote controlled toys and marketed to have a very long cycle life and rapid battery charge-up. this particular battery is a rechargeable battery that can last more than a week when it is fully charged. this is the kind of thing you look for if you want a more high performance experience from your remote control vehicle than you get from the battery you pick up at the supermarket checkout counter. this particular specialist bty made by a company called tenergy, based in california. although there is nothing magic about these batteries they sell, they're a little more expensive and specialized and therefore a l

[inaudible] aaa rated once again for the time. so just think about the miracle that was created.he took the middle row that you couldn't tell, package it together and got yourself a aaa set of security szell, which demanded all over the world. he still had trouble selling the middle row. now it's even more dangerous. what do you do? same thing. okay, now this is aaa ratings you package -- by the way 70% three times. pretty good, pretty good. i'm now the stock market prices are going straight up. [inaudible] >> big rigs. this is goldman sachs and citigroup and jpmorgan chase and deutsche banc. they have the customers and the ability to warehouse and get all the legal stuff together. but that's too difficult, too hard. there were none of dead people to give mortgages do, which is what they were doing in las vegas. the guy who did it -- actually a guy engaged in fraud was not late one of these mortgage companies got reworded as employee of the year even after he was caught. so this is big business. so they decided to do this and do this emphatically. they can create the same things

. >> according to aaa, the busiest month and for tourists coming to d.c. is july. april would be the busiest month for tourists, if it were not for july. a lot of them to come in april. it should settle down in the next few weeks. tom roussey of the tidal basin. >> you can understand why the crowds were there. weather?e more bad >> not so much. it will not be nearly as nice as the weekend. it will not be pure sunshine or 70 degrees. it will be a little bit back and forth. if we are at 59 degrees this morning. we are warmer because we have clients. -- clouds. we also have light rain. toward skaters began frederick we have occasional light rain. a little steadier and to the south and west along 81 into luray and stretching into culpeper. this is pushing in from the south and west. it is a weak system. it is limited in terms of moisture. we will get baby 0.1 inches of rain this morning with light showers continuing through noion -- noon and then we will see drier conditions. by 9:00, spotty, light rain moving into southern maryland. clearing things out in the afternoo

if you look at a aaa map today or a city neighborhood map, you ain't gonna see the portola on it despite all of our victories tonight and all of our victories over the past years. this particular year has been very important to the portola. i think our biggest accomplishment was staying together. it was district -- redistricting and the government wanted to put some of us in one district and some of us in another district. and folks came out and they went to all those meetings and said, i don't care which district you put us in, but we want to stay together. the portola needs to be one. similarly, there was a road between two reservoirs in our neighborhood that was supposed to have been -- we opened after construction and we were told no, we're going to keep it closed. and that would effectively have blocked one side of the neighborhood from the other and hundreds of people attended a community meeting and said, no, you keep that open because we can't to stay together. (applause) >> in addition -- this is definitely our year. we've won two community challenge grants. one of them was doin

according to aaa the national average is now 3.61. that's a 50-cent drop from the record high of 4.11 in 2008. however, it's significantly higher, of course insuring california. statewide the average is 4.03 a gallon. the bay area, the average is 4.04 a gallon. >> san francisco crews are continuing work on the new transbay transit center. this weekend crews are installing a traffic bridge over the street between mission and howard. the temporary bridge will allow workers to excavate under the street to build the footprint for the new transit center. one block of the street is closed through 5:00 a.m. monday morning. >>> just ahead, food trucks take over, but there's one venue you won't find one this year. >>> a bridal frenzy in the south bay. the gown-shopping excursion that does more than get you dressed for the big day. it helps find cancer. >>> the rain isn't out of here just yet. the forecast is next. >> on the eve of the final four the cal women talk staying in the moment, bester -- buster posey honored >>> the food truck movemen

three aaa ratings, and they are 96 percent funded. how are they doing it?orth carolina state treasurer tony is in an exclusive coming right up. ♪ david: before we will tell you what drove the markets, stocks rebounding, boosted by strong u.s. economic data and gains in health care providers which is really what drove the market. the dow and s&p closing a new all-time highs as all the major indices and in -- ended higher. health care and consumer staples. materials and energy lag debate. copper falling for the third session in a row. record unemployment in europe and signs of slowing growth in china adding to concerns that demand will begin. declining to a 7-month low closing at $3.36 per pound. new orders for factory goods rising sharply in february climbing 3% on the surge in demand for aircraft. the commerce to barbara reporting orders and posted its biggest gain in five months. liz: i'm looking at the s&p 500, and it does appear to be a record wind. you are sitting at the pit of the cme. we have bryan he says the market may be due for a pullback record a

so plug an aaa battery into the handset, another into the car itself and you're off and running doing monster truck stuff at micro size. if you happen to get a $30 remote controlled car in your christmas stocking like i did this year, a couple aaa or aa batteries does the trick. but if you're really into remote-controlled cars. if you're a remote control vehicle hobbyist, that might not be enough. you might use a battery that looks like this. it is made specifically for things like remote controlled toys and it's marketed to have a, quote, very long cycle life and a rapid battery charge-up. this particular battery is a rechargeable battery that can last more than a week when it is fully charged. this is apparently the kind of thing you look for if you want a more high-performance experience with your remote control vehicle than what you would get with the battery you pick up at the checkout counter. this particular specialty battery is made by a company called tenergy. they're also not ubiquitous, they're a little more expensive, specialized, and a little harder to find. tenergy doesn

aaa says the national average is $3.56, down from $3.70 a month ago. >>> blackberry shares took a hithursday after reports of an abnormally high return rate and dwindling sales for its new blackberry z-10. the company calls the allegations absolutely false. >>> if you're wondering what the winklefox twins are up to, wonder no more. famous for suing mark zuckerberg, they're now venture capitalists. and major big-coin investors. they say they own about $11 million worth of the currency. >>> mcdonald's has killed a regional subway ad that pokes fun at mental illness. it reads "you're not alone. millions of people love the big mac," parodying a mental health psa. mcdonald's says it never approved the ads and faults the advertising agency. >>> rough times at carnival. recently the seemingly cursed cruise line was offering four-night trips on one of its ships for $1.49 -- that really would be cheap -- for $149 a person. $2 less than a room at motel 6. hopefully carnival will keep the lights on for you. >>> a 14-year-old makes history at the masters. >>> plus a never-before-look at artifacts

and that festus should call aaa. i don't know about you, terry and diane, but that's not funny.ching my car, not funny. >> don't mess with the car. >> graduated high school 30 years ago. you just don't do that. >> could we nix on the date of the graduation? i threw it out there once. i wanted it to go away. >> that prank not funny. >> why are we laughing? >> you should lie, diane. you're young looking. you should say you grat graduated 20 years ago. >> i'm just a child. okay, thanks, henry. >> you got it. >>> still to come, a message for anne frank from teen pop idol justin bieber that has raised eyebrows and some tempers around the world. >>> and hundreds of volunteers team up with the san jose giants. we'll show you why coming up next. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day

, that is why we have a aaa rating?that were true i don't know why we're working hard all these years to save, to sweat, to build, to produce, to work if it was so easy you have a central bank print enough money for everybody, drop it out of a helicopter, and tell people pick it up once a day and party on. you know that isn't workable. you know that is kind of crazy economics, but effectively that is where the fed is taking us today. neil: do you think though that the reaction you're getting from republican who is are really pissed at you, democrats say you're heartless and callous and your own wall street friends who say you're just crying fire in a crowded theater, how do you feel about all that? >> well, you know, i sort of let the chips fall where they may, okay? it is all part of the same syndrome. a lot of people who don't believe this bubble on wall street today, we're at a point where we were 13 years ago, same point. dot-com crash the they reflated it under greenspan. 2007, 2008, crashed again. now we're back t

we had a baseball team that was aaa and basketball team that was aba. that meant so much to that city. it was a sense of identity. the best team will come to our town and they will play. that happened in sacramento. they have an inferiority complex. that is who we are. we represent nationally as a basketball team. it is misplaced pride. i don't think you can misplace the passion of it. >> even outside of sacramento, there is some participation that is growing to try to keep the kings at least in northern california. chris kelly, the former facebook officer who ran for attorney general a couple of years ago, do you expect if the seattle offer increases, we will see more californians involved? >> that is the intent. that is the key to this thing. it is david stern. the commissioner of the nba. the board will meet next week and sort this out. they will make a decision. he does not want to have teams move, franchises move on his watch. there have been six so far. he doesn't like it. when he started this, he was not a big fan of the sacramento offer. they ha

paying for gas, repairs, tires and insurance is 2 percent higher than last year according to aaa maintenance, with costs rising more than 11 percent. carnival cruise will spend $700 million to upgrade their fleet to be use the to improve plumbing, mechanical and electrical equipment after two of the ships lost power and were stranded at sea. >> look at the new can from budweiser a shape that is like the logo. the idea to attract new drinkers to hit back at the lagging sales. that is >> we have breaking news in san francisco, a picture from market street in the area of 3rd or 4th, the stretch is closed. there is a lost police activity. there is a suspicious package that the bomb squad is now checking out. to be safe, they have closed off this area along with grant avenue according to leyla gulen. this is the area where the city is supposed to mark the great earthquake of 1906 at 5:12. a lot of people were about to gather for that at the foot of market can now we have this. the chief is there so police are not taking any chances after the boston bombings this week. we will keep our eye on what

we turned a deficit into a surplus and restored a aaa bond rating and help with the job creation. in the 1990s, president clinton work together with republicans to balance the budget. instead of the same old take it or leave it approach, president obama should work with republicans to find common ground so we can balance our budget, grow the economy, and improve the lives of american families. thank you for listening. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> next on c-span, "the communicators" discusses electronic privacy with grover norquist and laura murphy. series.r "first ladies" fourth amendment reads the right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched. this is "the communicators." our guests are grover norquist of american tax reform and laura murphy of the american civil liberties. they have teamed up. laura murphy, what is this group you have form

that plans are in the work to build that aaa building site. >>> and north carolina is shaving the tops of trucks. in fact it happens so often that one man has made it a mission to document the moment of impact. we'll tell you more about the view turning trucks topless. >> a bridge too low for trucks too tall. for the past five years, they're going to have you watch your backs. as they are using cameras to record the results. and posting them on their website, 11 foot 8. that happens to be the official clearance of the street railroad view in north carolina. some vehicles get shaved. others get stopped cold by nearby businesses. >> it could be almost earth shattering and people jump out of their chairs. some get off easy, an rv losing their a.t. as a pod gets left behind. it's a working railroad bridge and sometimes the trucks will hit as the train passes by. the railroad also installed the crash here to protect the century-old bridge as the bridge will always win. and not only are you going to upload it with 60 crashes, but they collect pieces of debris and sometimes they will get them

plans are in the works to build a aaa baseball stadium. i think that's a great idea. it's amazing it takes months and years to go up. down she goes and now the clean up continues. >> that looks like it. >> attend every boy's dream too. right. >> it really is. >> i can't get enough. >> it's like -- we're going to add that. it's like cool. >> just to blow the top. >> it's the same thing. >> guys we've got a lot of wind whipping up around the bay area. it's going to be one of those boiserie days outside. over night few scattered light showers. our doppler radar showing you most the bay area is dry. we have a few scattered showers to the south. along the 101 just south you can see some of the showers near morgan hill just mostly light activity this will soon be casting on out of town. those winds will be kicking up. it is going to be blustery out towards the coastline today. and then looks like those wind kicking into gear as we headed was the afternoon hours. temperatures today moving fairly cool. only 50s to low 60s inside the bay. maybe some mid-60s but sunny warmer sp

and we're looking at prices that, according to aaa, could fall all the way to $3.20 to $3.40 a gallon by the middle of the summer. we usually see prices peak in the spring and then start to decline as the summer driving season gets underway. now, all of this is contingent on the fact that we don't have a host of refinery problems and there's no big middle eastern event or national event that don't send prices skyrocketing over the summer. but if this happens and we continue to see the pace we're going at right now, aaa says we could see prices at $3.20 a gallon for the national average. still, half of americans say $3 a gallon is too high for me. back to you, bill. >> oh, sharon, you had us at hello. just tell us more, please. >>> let's talk about pfizer. those shares falling 3% today after the drug giant missed earnings estimates because of decreased product demand and that strengthening dollar. now, with the stock up more than 16% this year, is it time to get out? do you buy more on this dip? let's start talking numbers on pfizer. today, on the technical side is jeff tomzula and jef

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when you put numbers together, the uk no longer adds up to a aaa rating. >> can i argue this is fitch's fault because they focus so much on debt levels and deficit levels and push country toes adopt austerity policies that undermine their long-term growth, then they turn around and get downgraded for it. do you have to not acknowledge your role in this whole process? >> i think there's a general point which is a schizophrenia among bull markets which is this is very large deficit and rising dead saying, you have to do something about that. as governments trying and do something about that, there is negative impact on short-term growth. i think it's a bit like your earlier discussion. we are providing advice. one could argue that the pace of austerity could be too harsh in the first years of this parliament. but the reality is the government has slowed down. in fact, the deficit on a headline basis isn't really changing. >> sure. >> at the moment. and the bottom line is the uk level of national debt has more than doubled and that's not consistent with it retaining its aaa rating. >> we w

aaa says the national average is $3.56 a gallon. that's down from $3.70 a month ago.berry shares took a hit thursday after reports of an abnormally high return rate and dwindling sales for its new blackberry z10. the company says those allegations are absolutely false. >>> and if you are wondering what the winklevoss twins are up to, wonder no more. famous for suing mark zuckerberg for allegedly stealing the idea for facebook. they are now venture capitalists and major big coin investors. they told "the new york times" they own about $11 million worth of the digital currency. >>> a mea culpa from mcdonald's. they've killed an ad that is a parody of a mental health psa. mcdonald's said it never approved the ad and faults the advertising agency. >>> recently the seemingly cursed cruise line carnival was offering four-night trips for $149 per person. that's 38 bucks a night. that's $2 less than a room at a motel six. but hopefully carnival will also leave the lights on for you. >>> coming up, a 14-year-old makes history at the masters. >>> and do the knicks keep their wi

according to aaa, prices at the pump declined 15 cents in march. the average gallon of regular gasoline is going for $3.63, down dramatically from a year ago, when prices were close to $4. onto today's ipo watch. two new companies plan to go public this week, and one drops out of the race. this week, texas- based bank "independent bank group" is expected to launch its ipo. it plans to raise $80 million with 3.2 million shares at between 24 to 26 dollars. cancer diagnostics company "cancer genetics" is expected to price in on friday, after postponing its ipo last month. meanwhile, toys'r'us has scrapped plans to go public. it reported the news after announcing 4th quarter earnings. profits fell 30% due to slow sales. greeting card giant 'american greetings' is going private. the stock bounced 12% yesterday, ending at $18.05. if the deal gets the go ahead, shareholders will receive $18.20 per share. the company's founding family will take the company private, with cash funding from koch industries. a fizzle in the land o' drizzle - july 4th will be a

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dave lee tweeting he had nothing to do with it and that festus should simply call aaa.ortunately we have no such hijinx here in the newsroom. rookie anchors not hazed. i'm thinking that might actually be fun. if you have any ideas let me know. i've got guys we could try it out on. >> count us in. >>> one night away from home is enough for marly. this special pro that's back where he belongs tonight, coming up next. >>> marly the crow is back home tonight. we told you yesterday marly escaped from the wildlife center of silicon valley in san jose. very domesticated, handlers were worried he might not be able to survive on his own. today he flew back to the wildlife center and perched on a nearby roof. the question was how to bring him back down to his cage. >> we got food and meal worms, some of his favorite items to attract his attention. after a little while, he wasn't coming down to us. and i just walked with food and other items over here to his enclosure where he permanently lives. and he followed me back. >> marly is not just another bird. he's the wildlife center's

aaa says car expenses are up 2% from last year. the average sedan now requires investment of about $9,000 a year, or 61 cents a mile. higher maintenance fees were the primary reason. the study also looked at fuel, insurance and tire costs. the rally during the last 6 months is still not convincing average investors to dabble in the stock market. in its earnings report, td ameritrade says while profits rose 5%, trading volumes fell 2.4% from a year ago. the online brokerage tells reporters the firm even missed its own expectations as many retail investors remain on the sidelines depsite record highs in the market. still to come, small business solutions: advice for applying for capital when money is tight. that's later with bill moller. but first, charity scams are exploding in the wake of the boston marathon terror attacks. what to know before giving your money. that's next. charties may feel the effects of the terror tragedy in boston. lisa dietlin of dietlin and associates is back with us to talk about marathons and charity money

the bad economic situation that we inherited it was almost inevitable that we're going to lose our aaa rating well the push jobs might come easily the resurgence of the tough that the top to some is an indicator of a much greater malays there is a problem with political class in general and it is out of touch with the general population they don't really understand the suffering now with rising basic costs and of course it's very much a top down elitist driving. we're all in this together has been the prime minister's rallying cry with the growing public skepticism because of this being left looking for different ways to try to connect and whether it's george osborne. joining twitter david cameron starring in a pop music video just what will the government doing next to try to convince that they can get down that that's. what the city of i guess it's some form of da but i can't actually tell you one hundred percent but that's would be my guess but i'm happy to try it out with you. r.t. london. the bedroom tax is among the most criticised austerity measures came into force in the u.k. o

aaa-rated commercial securities and has a good combination of yield. a fair number of people have moved into high yield bonds had reported reasonably well and default rates are done and it is a place where you have high yield, any that's why we call them high-yield bonds. are there risks there and is the trade getting started? >> definitely think it is and if you look at the absolute yield for maturity or yield the worst that you dcan buy. i'm beginning to wonder if they're looking for yield in all of the wrong places, particularly the junkiest of the junk, the ccc-rated bonds have had a very powerful quarter. so i agree with you. i'd be very cautious. the same time that we have a stock market hitting new all-time highs in this latest quarter. we also have the ten-year yield down at very, very low levels and usually you don't see that. these are very unusual times and can that dynamic continue? >> i think it can because of the federal reserve and the chairman bernanke turned to last through january of 2014 and there's speculation about his successor. i

content based from users upvoting its popularity or by down voting it lower in the search results. áááany clarifications that students wanted or needed, they had the answers available to them on the spot." the board of directors conducted an "ama," or "ask me anything" post format to address questions or concerns students had over money spent from the a-s budget. the board annually decides how to spend the six point five million dollar budget allocated towards student services that are funded from student fees. and now we go to tracy hinson to find out what is happening in sports. thanks kate. here's what's happening in sports. san jose state senior golfer jennifer brumbaugh was named the western athletic conference women's golfer of the week for april fifteenth-through-the twenty-first. brumbaugh, recorded her second top-1o finish of the season as she finished in a tie for ninth-place at the fresno state lexus classic at the ford washington country club. brumbaugh carded a seven-over-par score of two-twenty-three in the tournament. shooting an opening round of seventy-seven and follow