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. >> en medio de los temores por el desastre nuclear la compaÑÍa comenzÓ el 6 de abril a skan ae, dijoxposiciÓn a la radiacion, las vÍctimas fueron rÉcordadas en una ceremonia especial con oraciones, himnos y velas encendidas frente al monumento que se levantÓ en su memoria en chiev kiev, la capital del paÍs. >> continuamos con mÁs en despierta amÉrica, pero antes vamos a ver el clima. >> que tal buenos dÍas vamos a dar un vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo y no tenemos noticias alentadoras, hemos tenido brotes de tornado todo el dÍa y la noche. >> temperaturas bastante bajas entrando por las mroonz ies del norte. >> aquÍ en el sur de la naciÓn, aquÍ estamos con avisos y alertas no solamente de tormentas severas sino tambiÉn tornados e inundaciones, 6 pulgadas han caÍdo y ha visto inundaciones repentinas en este de la naciÓn. >> tornados se han registrado mÁs de 20 y 25 tornados en Últimas 24 horas. >> son los tornados por granizo y por viento. >> uno que dejÓ bastantes daÑos en arkansas, varias casas daÑadas. >> entretanto continuaremos viendo el sistema frontal a un frente estacion

. >> tomorrow we're going to hear from paul ryan the chairman of the house budget committee aes's going to put out a budget plan that we are here hearing will cut as much as $4 trillion over the long-term deficit. we're hearing some, what it is going to do about medicare, maybe a bloc grant for medicaid. any reactions from what you are hearing on that program? >> look, i'm going to wait and look at the program. but that jeopardizes, that magnitude of those cuts, especially if it is in a short period of time jeopardizes the progress we're making in the committee. i mean they're not losing their job. they don't care. we do care. those kind of cuts would be staggering and bad for this country. bad for the economy, and would put us back to where we see more unemployment rather than less unemployment. >> well, richard trumka, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me on. >> susie: to hear what richard trumka thinks about president obama's newly launched campaign and the billion dollars it's expected to raise, go to our website, n.b.r. on pbs.org. >> tom: for the rest of the week, japa

maybe at the end of this we er>> h ae's h >> here's a hint.e's leaving dunder mifflin tonight on nbc. we're back in a moment. >>> well, after six years it is the final good-bye for michael scott on "the office" tonight. >> it should be a good one. the self-proclaimed world's best boss is set to leave dunder-mifflin for colorado. golden globe winner steve carell is leaving the show to focus on the big screen. he gave his two weeks' notice, so to speak, last year. there are still several episodes left this season, including an hour-long season finale next month. that episode includes guests ricky gervais, jim carrey, and ray romano. that's a big-time guest list right there. the 50-minute episode tonight will have michael hoping for a drama-free good-bye with everyone. it's truly must-see tv on nbc bay area at 9:00. >> that's what she said. thank you for joining us. nbc "nightly news" with brian williams is up next. >> we'll see you again for more local news at 6:00. >> bye-bye.

it's ae than that. >> the national weather service issued tornado warnings in the carolinas as the storms way eastward. >> governor jerry brown declaref emergency of storms hit in march. the declaration may include money for problems such as a sagging hillside that is threatening homes. and taxpayers may get more time to file or pay state taxes or fees. march was the second wettest month on record along the north coast. >>> the federal aviation administration says they suspended another air traffic controller for allegedly sleeping on the job. that's the sixth such incident this year nation-wide. it happened in miami. the controller was one of 12 on duty with two managers. the faa said no flights were in danger. >>> the california sooek communy is in mourning after a man died after a shooting. atwall had been hospitalized after he and his friend were shot in the afternoon of march 4th while working near their homes. the victims were not robbed, and their families say they had no known enemies, but were dressed in tradition traditional -- traditional clothing. >> shark fans have some cold

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>> aes. having those contacting for services should conduct cost reviews. >> i am not sure how that would work. >> each component is responsible for setting best practice policies, making sure they are implemented. they do not do all of the services contract in. that is done pervasively in the military services. but we want to make sure we touch every place that is contacting for services. that is a little different than a contract for weapons systems. most of them are in rogers' doing something else. >> the part that you mention, making sure policies are implemented. that is always the key. making sure they are implemented. you talk about how they are going to collaborate with organizations. i am not sure on what the function is here. if you do not control the money, you can write policies. what will force something like a in a cost review in a way that diminishes what one could argue expensive requirements on non emission essential items that we seem to be reckoned upcoming? what is the pow

this show ae co-host.py life and their sizzling hot careers. >> such a great couple. >> yeah. >> fantastic. >> also this morning, april showers threatening to dampen your sense of style. katrina is here with fashionable rain ware options for every member of the family, by the way. not only the kids and yourself, but -- >> brady looks great. >> the dog too. >> i know. i love that. >> she has rain outfits for dogs. >> i wonder how my dog would react to that. >> would he like it? >> jake man? i don't know. only one way to find out. >> before we get to that, though, let's check in with marysol in kingston, new york, this morning for another check of the weather. is there enough rain for me to try out the raincoat on my dog this weekend? >> absolutely, erica. you should definitely try ol the raincoats, golashes. very appropriate for today. i miss you guys. golashes. >> i miss you guys. i'll see you on monday. let's go to the national maps. now i've had enough of you three. let's go to the national maps and tell

they have ae new manager and a couple of new guys on their team.ou know, sure, there's still some memories, but everyone is after that same goal again this year. >> we're concentrating on 2011, but, you know, looking back, yeah, we know we were fortunate to get by them. that was our toughest series really. they're a good club, and they're -- you know, they're going to be tough. >> a lot of giants fans wondering what's going on with andres torres who was placed on the disabled list with that strained achilles. i talked to him after batting practice today. he says he feels much better. he is optimistic. he will be able it come off the dl once he is eligible, which is on april 26th. >> jamie, thank you very much. >> yes, jamie live at at&t park. we have our raj matheye who will be covering the game for us as we. comprehensive coverage. >> the game on nbc bay area. comprehensive coverage of every bay area team is on comcast sports net bay area. every night at 10:30 a full 30 minutes of coverage of the deems you care about. go deep with sports net centr

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apple's suppliers, had suffered eafev hefh s ifollowefng exposure to nexane.ll apple called the incidents aere violation and said it had required wintek to fix their ventilation system. the report added apple has verified that all affected workers have been treated successfully, and we continue to monitor their medical reports until full recuperation. but the workers here say their recovery is slow. this man says his symptoms persist. >> ( translated ): the specialist in suzhou hospital said i need treatment immediately. but i went back to my company and they said i don't need to. so there is a dispute going on between the hospital and my company. >> reporter: why do you still work here? >> ( translated ): i couldn't get a job anywhere else because i have this occupational disease. because i have this disease, i wouldn't be able to get health insurance anywhere else. >> reporter: apple says wintek has covered the costs of medical care for the workers, but advocate debby chan says apple should do more. >> ( translated ): apple owes the workers an apology and a remedy. >> reporter: chan is wit

residents ae told to get out within a month to avoid dangerous long-term radiation exposure. also monday a strong 6.6 magnitude earthquake rattled japan. 30 mi. southwest of that crippled the jeweler power plant. in knocked out power, prompting worker evaluations. landside, fires, more deaths all caused by the earthquake. >> justine: experts say the threat level of seven does not mean they'll be an immediate impact it is a sign that regulators have rethought their earlier assessments of the disaster. barry bonds perjury trial, deliberations are scheduled to continue today. history there was no verdict jurors or reread the testimony of witnesses kathy hoskins. in her testimony she says she witnessed craig anderson in czech bonds. that seems to support the church that bonds lied to a federal grand jury. we'll be at the courtroom today bring me any updates. oakland police continue to search for suspects responsible for last friday's killing of a mexican restaurant owner. a local business owners as offering a check cashing services right common. they'll not say whether they belie

for example, general casey, chief of staff at the army, indicated that the repeal was ae major cultural and policy change in the middle of a war that would add stress and complications for combat units. he stated that he felt implementation would be more difficult than what the pentagon's survey would suggest. general schwartz, chief of staff of the air force, recommended not carrying out any repeal until 2012 payoff the strain of the high -- because of the strain of the high operationsirf tempo on our forces. he stated, i do not agree thatil the short-term risks to militaro effectiveness is low. general amos, commandant of the marine corps, stated if law is changed successfully repealing and -- that is strong potential for disruption at the small unit level as it will no doubt divere leadership attention away from an almost singular focus on preparing units for command.t th now, those comments were made a couple months ago at the senate, at the senate hearing. the one outcome that must be avoided is any course of action that would put the combatle readiness of our military forces at ri

service to his country certainly in the military but here in the senate, here as an american, with aes to take care of those who served with him -- was to take care of those who served with him ir, not only ind war ii, but he has been the caring, compass national guide as we try to take care that no military service goes unrewarded and no commitment is forgotten. i am here today to pay tribute really to all world war ii veterans, to all our military men and women now serving and to those veterans of other wars, but to especially pay tribute to bob dole, who recognized and continues to recognize throughout his life the value of service to country and the value of service to other veterans. that plaque is a special reminder that bob dole made it possible for all of us as americans to pay tribute to that generation and is a loving reminder for hose who serve that we are a grateful -- who serve that we are a grateful nation. it is important that we never forget those who give us the opportunities to live the lives we live today. and bob dole's life, while there's many things on which we co

providing advice, and in small communities the people who provide financial advice to the schools schools aeoundations are very often the bankers. and the banker would have to then be registered with the sec. >> anything else? >> that's the one that comes to mind right now. i can get others for you. and the second part of your question on regulating -- >> i mean, that doesn't sound very onerous, it just sounds kind of ridiculous. >> well, it's onerous to have yet another regulator involved. that means the sec c can come into my bank and regulate me. the annual fees are excessive. it's just one more layer of regulation. >> thank you. >> one regulation comes into mind is the interchange price fee cap. i think that my credit union will definitely be devastated by the loss of the revenue from the fed's proposed debit interchange fee rule. although we fall under the so-called exemptions because we are a lot less than ten billion, i believe that forces as a result of this provision will drive -- >> if i could cut you out -- off because i'm running out of time. we've had a lengthy discussion about

a fifth approach is to cut backe a tax expenditure rather than ae direct outlay. tax expenditures are provisions of the tax code, deductions,isi credits or exclusions from income, that are similar toio government spending because they provide financial assistance to particular activities or groups of people.viti the largest tax expenditure is the exclusion from taxablendi income of employers'th contributions for health care, health insurance premiums and long-term care insurance premiums.i last year's legislation changed the tax treatment ofla employer-sponsored healthti insurance but only in 2018 and beyond. that provision could be accelerated and strengthened. other approaches than the five i've described here exist, and55 my list is not meant to be comprehensive. hefer the less, the daunting long-term budget outlook meansnt that some combination of those or other approaches will ultimately be needed in order to put the nation on a sustainable fiscal course. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, doug, for letting us know what our hard choices are.m go i'

clearly, the people of the united states have a legitimate right to insist anyone wishing does so through ae legal process. the 911 hijackers successfully exploited our broken immigration system and penetrated the country and carry out their attacks. there is some common sense steps that should be taken to watch for come out to intercept, to prevent terrorists from repeating the kind of thing. most of the targets of deportation are not those who are known or suspected of being terrorists. in most cases, they are poor people looking for jobs and ways to support their families. our current antiquated and patchwork system of immigration laws make it difficult for potential immigrants to realize their dream. becoming americans are making their way in america. for those who have come here illegally, other constitutionally dubious laws are making it impossible to keep their families together. let me tell you about one case. some of you know these folks. one of my constituents married henry zelandia where same-sex marriages available. -- marriage is available. henry is an eligible for a spousal vis

now, when someone is gone and the kids ae only given five sessions when you come back, trying to dealh teenage issues that have arisen while you are gone and certainly not enough to work through the problems and anger and resentment. they're cutting out the chaplain, which is your only other option. i have a question as to what kind of -- you know, life skill services, why they limit those only to active duty itead of family members? host: thank you, sheila. guest: sheila, thank you for your service. your family is certainly one of the more common military families today in terms of dual military. you have kids, you are pulling family members in to help the kids when you or your former husband was deployed. it is rough. the counsel services that you talk about are new since the start of the war, but we're hearing from other families as well as you that in a lot of places they're not enough. sometimes, the problem is there just aren't enough providers in an area to see all of the families who need that counseling support. military chaplains are stretched thin as well. we're worriedbout