i'm andrew brian here representing yerba buena gardens and mission bay park, we manage both on behalf of this city. we are thrilled to have the southern station boundaries include mission bay and we have one concern that is one of the cultural major parts of the city is yerba buena gardens that are in two different districts. we have a major relationship with all the three different districts and with response to the protest in yerba buena gardens we have found two challenges of being in the bay district. if the tenderloin is the best to redistrict. we ask you to consider that. i know the other thing that i worry about the kinds of response time that police have to get to that side. it maybe, i believe somebody said about the polk street boundary. i would rather see the tenderloin row at that end to provide better service at the civic center in the district and around the park and to have us be in 1st district. we know it's a challenging thing. i hope that the commander and the captain are very proud to someone who wants to fight and stay in the southern. i appreciate your considerati

andrew. >> of course. >> brian is in for sal. just letting people know sal is home. he's a good daddy.ake care of the new baby. >> and alex promised you to get the watch? he promised me. >> he's in the newsroom go ask. [ laughter ] >>> we're off to a pretty good start this morning. it is foggy out there. let's start on the south bay. this is 280 in san jose. it is closed until further notice. there is construction work going on there. and 101 southbound between 85 south and cockering road the right lane is blocked until further notice. all right taking a look this is a new injury accident near glen ellen. this morning. chp injury accident. this is effecting both lanes of traffic this morning so be aware of that. this is just north of sonoma. injury accident out there. we'll keep an eye on that. moving on now. let's go to the livermore valley where traffic is picking up. this is typical traffic through the livermore valley. finally taking a look at the toll plaza. chp issued a traffic advisory because of the fog and that is the length of the span. no major problems. traffic building up

first we have bruce andrews who is deputy secretary at the department of commerce and brian is next and he is the fire chief of the oklahoma city department. and mark goldstein who serves at the government account lit office. susan swinson who serves as the chair woman of the first responder network authority also known as first net. and mr. todd zinser who is inspector general to the department of commerce. we will start on my left and your right with mr. andrews. if you can keep the comments con confined to five minutes. >> good morning chairman ranking member nelson and member of the committee. thank you for having me testify. i worked on the staff of this committee when senator rock feller and hutchinson conceived of safe net and this mission erose in the wake of the 9/11 attacks when the work of the first responder was impaired by the problem with communication. we are proud of ow role helping to stand up and support this program. this is a difficult mission but we are confidant first net is making strong progress toward meeting its goals. a nationwide first responder network will

brian. >> andrew jackson, the beautiful head of hair on the $20 bill. >> looks good on there. >> that's beforea long time before we get the hasselbuck. >> pacting cash for food or returning a priceless possession. we are bringing them together with the man he helped. there's a twist. he set up a gofundme page for him? >> yeah, gofundme/championvet. >> $35,000 in donations. unbelievable. >> it's climbing as we are speaking. >> that's when he left off the air yesterday. it was 36,000. now it's at -- >> close to $100,000. bobby smith is the veteran that gave back the ring to that columbine survivor. thanks to all of you who watched and opened up your hearts. still going now. >> never seen viewers like this. >>> up next, putting a spin on march madness as we await new unemployment numbers. we t what you need to slam dunk your next job interview.ñ% >>> we have seen it on tv. you might own one. did we get scammed by the makers of the snuggie? wait a second? ♪ do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant cleaner, mops

brian. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," andrew jarecki, the director comes to the studio to discuss the shocking investigation. >>> rescue efforts ott on the island. it's located about a quarter way between australia and hawaii. at least six people were killed by saturday's storm. much of the nation has been flattened. communications with outlying islands has been cut off, and residents are in need of water, food, and shelter. >>> and the suspect in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson missouri last week said he wasn't aiming at the officers. jeffrey williams is being held on $300,000 bond. law enforcement officials are trying to figure out if anyone el was involved. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: they're charging jeffrey williams with two accounts of first-degree assault. >> he has acknowledged his participation in firing the shots, that he in fact, did fire the shots that struck the two officers. >> reporter: the prosecutor claims he was involved in a dispute with somebody else thursday and was not targeting the police. >> we're not sure we comp

brian. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," andrew jarecki the producer and director of "the jinx" comes to studio 57 to discuss the shocking ending and investigation. >>> this morning recovery efforts are under way in the pacific island nation of vanuatu. it's been devastated by a monster sigh colon. way bebetween australia and hawaii. cyclone. it's located about a quarter way between australia and hawaii. at least six people were killed by saturday's storm. much of the nation has been flattened. communications with outlying islands has been cut off, and residents are in need of water, food, and shelter. >>> and the suspect in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson, missouri, last week says he wasn't aiming at the officers. jeffrey williams is being held on $300,000 bond. law enforcement officials are trying to figure out if anyone else was involved. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: st. louis county prosecutors are charging jeffrey williams with two counts of first-degree assault during protests in ferguson. >> he has acknowledged his participation in f

brian williams suspension. the company is bringing back andrew lack who ran nbc in the 90s.ll run it for the today's show and meet the press and nsnbc. he will have to rebuild nightly news whether williams returns or not. time for your top tweets. are the media being too hard or soft on hillary clinton over the media mess. all media ask her her staff state department hacks if he deleted any e-mails or if we would ever be able to know. lifrds giz zard. don't think it's a big deal. no necessary to nitpick. >> when journalists covered the civil rights movement. several journalists were badly beaten as we mentioned earlier. one news man that was there was cbs bill plan. >> leaders know the ballot is one of their most effective messages and 3467. >> reporter: i still have all of the scripts that i wrote in those days. on that afternoon the standup i did said they want their freedom. >> and that they want it now. >> one night in february he tried to film a small demonstration. >> white bystanders harassed us, cursing us and blaming the press as the cause of the demonstration. >> t

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first we have bruce andrews who is deputy secretary at the department of commerce and brian is next and he is the fire chief of the oklahoma city department. and mark goldstein who serves at the government account lit office. susan swinson who serves as the chair woman of the first responder network authority also known as first net. and mr. todd zinser who is inspector general to the department of commerce. we will start on my left and your right with mr. andrews. if you can keep the comments con confined to five minutes. >> good morning chairman ranking member nelson and member of the committee. thank you for having me testify. i worked on the staff of this committee when senator rock feller and hutchinson conceived of safe net and this mission erose in the wake of the 9/11 attacks when the work of the first responder was impaired by the problem with communication. we are proud of ow role helping to stand up and support this program. this is a difficult mission but we are confidant first net is making strong progress toward meeting its goals. a nationwide first responder network will

brian? >>> thank you very much. time for trading nation let's talk bonds, a currency strategist with bk asset management, and andrewra ingting that strong a bid? >> it's not what i consider a risk off day. you know i don't think it's really traditional run to defensive safe havens. look at bond proxy sectors like utilities, they have not done well, and certainly not all year. that gets back to the idea you know, that the fed is going to be moving short rates higher later this year, and that's not good news for bonds or bond proxy sectors, so specific catalysts today could have been the jobless claims data from this morning. yet another piece of evidence of the labor market improving here. just gives the fed more confidence, you know they can continue on the path to you know, normalization. >> if i'm hearing you right, andrew, your trade would be the bond prices will fall, ye yields rise? >> that's true. all right, kathy, we hit 2 % on the ten year today. do you see bonds moving decidedly higher than this in the months ahead? >> i think eventually bond yields break comfortably above 2%. adding to andrew's point, the