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court for the six men and boys connected to the rape of a girl outside a homecoming da t> we'icraff all ast traffic a well. it's 4:56. back i ta moment. ck >>> new details this morning about the murder of a san francisco teen and teenager accused of killing him. >> reporter: and it's a day of class action on cal state campuses. good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'll explain why students are being encouraged to make some noise today coming up. >> reporter: and i'm bob redell with predictions about the future of gas prices. it isn't pretty. that story coming up. >>> and a live look outside this morning at the south bay. what are we, just one more day away from the sharks playoffs, but for now it's wednesday, april 13th, "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm brent cannon. we have a little bit of rain in the forecast now and christina has the details. >> you summed it up just right, a little bit.

. >> the interiorinisy i sayi thathe ast looks like an act of terrorism. for more, i spoke with our correspondent in northern morocco, i asked her how the gwaft is backing up that -- government is backing up that claim. >> there are elements to justify this, but it's true that officials have said this is a terrorist attack, the option that seems to prevail on concerning at attack itself and how it happened is that a suicide bomber actually would be responsible for this explosion. the woman, the owner of the cafe was saying that she saw someone coming in asking for an orange juice and having a big backpack, and a few minutes later, the explosion happened. the suspicion is very strong that this is actually an attack of a suicide bomber, but as i said, little is still known. nobody has actually claimed this attack and the ministry of interior is actually right now briefing the press so we should be able to know more within the next minutes. >> ok. what do we know, lisa, about the victims in this bombing? >> well, actually moroccan television has confirmed tha

ast ye pt >>> the sharks dreams of winning the stanley cup were crushed pretty hard last year by thelackhawks who swept them in the conference finals. >> anyone who knows anything about hockey knows that three of those four games could have certainly gone our way. >> would there be a rematch with chicago? the blackhawks needed to beat vancouver in game 7 to make it a reality. under 2 minutes to go in regulation on a canucks power play jonathan toews scored the shorthanded goal. he tied the game at 1 and forced overtime in the extra frame. vancouver puts it away. alexander burrows scores the goal. the sharks will play a rested detroit red wings team who last played on wednesday. >>> the giants bats were lousy tonight. but that doesn't matter when you have speed racer. wn... giants down a >>> here he comes, here comes speed racer. >> he is a deem on on wheels. >> he is. i know, inserted as a pinch runner darren ford nearly won the game on his own. giants down 1 in the eighth, scampers to third on a hit and run and scores on a buster posey sac fly. johan ra hand, wild throw on the pick

ss g i toing to be moving ndea ast you could have delays tto aghni if you have connectinh flights in st. louis, memphis, or atlanta. more on this coming up and more on our local forecast and the timing of the rainfall coming up. >> thank you, jeff. >>> police in santa cruz are still investigating the death of a fremont man last night. they say he fell 25 feet to his death along west cliff drive near stockton avenue. we're learning that hussein was with two friends who police believe may have been drinking at the time of that fall. investigators are trying to figure out how hussein actually fell. >>> investigators have found valuable clues in the deaths of two teenagers who died during a scuba trip in monterey bay. divers recovered their gear from the ocean floor. the gear will help determine if equipment failure played a role in the 16 and 17-year-old boys from carson city, nevada. they died on april 9th during a school trip. the school says both boys were scuba certified. >>> $520 an hour. that's how much u.s. taxpayers will be spending to uphold the defense of marriage act. essenti

it was then subject to a set of hearings and louisiana -- in louisiana that ast meaningful and good questions about that analysis. clearly, these are very technical issues. we have trained our people recently to do the kinds of more searching examinations of bop's than they had before to monitor the new categories of testing that are required under our rules. this will be a long-term process and project like everything else. develop and's will training of our inspectors and regulatory personnel needs to advance with the enhancements ofbop's that needs to be a continuing and dynamic process moving forward. >> dr. williams and the next panel will touch on that in the context of industry standards. >> could you comment on the discussions buchanan or the u.s. government is having with the russians on aw sureprudhoe bay to see what cooperation is possible in that part of the world? >> i am not having any conversations with the russians. it was mentioned there is an arctic meeting in the near future. director salazar is more directly involved and i am. this goes back to what the themes and the spee

ast research reports, muni said the situation was a direct violation of their rules and procedures.>terisa: muni officials tell kron 4 news that a foot or fails to shut when the train is getting ready to leave the station, it is a clear indication that something is seriously wrong. that should trigger a series of steps to take. to see this can hear? johnny the muni director of operation it explains the pin is used to keep the door shut in cases like what happened during friday situation. >> you can take a series of actions such as at isolating the door and then securing it to close to what that cawith a pin. it insures the door will not move. we immediately to the train at of service. we inspected the fleet, during the course of the investigation it it appears that our procedures for isolating a door were not followed correctly. >>terisa: he said muni has launched an investigation and has placed the operator to 10 year veteran on non driving status. it separately they have a message to the public in case this ever happens again. >> i would underscore the fact that there's a situatio

at a forum, a policy maker ast, why doesn't osha have a service to give businesses assistance before they are cited for violations of we have that program. we provide free on-site assistance to worksites last year. osha does not kill jobs. it stops jobs from killing workers. despite the evidence and the progress made, we are engaged in a debate over protections over the benefits and costs of regulation, taxpayer dollars the society is willing to invest to ensure our workers will be able to come home safely. our challenge is how to make this law work effectively in today's cost economy. in the past 40 years the face of working america has changed. industrial work and hazards are still with us, but we face a growing number of hazards in the service sector. trying to improve the tools we have to address conditions in high hazard industries and to change the behavior of those employers who endanger workers. it is not easy. standards have saved countless lives over the past decades, but the process becomes ever slower. old hazards remain inadequately addressed, and some of the chemical st

. >> robert ast a very straightforward question. why would you be reducing corporate taxes come with the biggest and most profitable companies right now when so many people are suffering? you try to claim there is no corporate tax cuts going on right now with that is not true. you know, it is not true you did get it through with support from those that oppose they now do not support a but those cuts are coming and they are very costly. i remember stephen harper wants upon a time to would stick up for the of the divide the you have become what you used to oppose did you have changed for use to care about the environment now where we are back of the pack and to clean of scandals now we have the most close to secretive government we ever had with the scandals and people in the senate and charged with fraud and the health care system and now people with no family doctor. >> mr. leighton, there are no corporate tax cuts right now. >> we can continue to create jobs but we do this for ordinary canadian families that is why in the most rece

. >> harper deflected questions about that but what about of other conservative that ast four people and ethnic costumes to provide i draft -- a backdrop for harper rally? did and that is bizarre and that is not our approach. >> there was a counter demonstration. many of the so-called very ethnic writings are also set out for this election. notables and the ethnic communities are not always too picky about who they are. >> it appears the election campaign could soon be rocked by a massive document dump. thousands of secret files about what the harper government knew about the alleged torture of afghan prisoners. the opposition has been demanding to see the documents for three years. why now? our greg westin has the answer for us tonight. >> the election campaign trail may soon be as the third in thousands of top-secret government documents. on canada's role in afghanistan, at issue are more than 10,000 documents on the treatment of afghan prisoners captured by can eat -- canadian forces and turned over to local party summit. opposition leaders have long accused the harper government

the editorial bill bradley manning say in the media out what should chip in fori e defens e a case astefenseaks tha of nd be made that to see if he is the one of the sort of great sources of journalists in history where the newspapers and magazines use this stuff all the time that he leaked all the time there's something to be said to advocate on his behalf so they don't spend as much. >> this is mostly for michael but i threw it to the rest of the panel, too would you think the legacy of the pat tallman case is for journalists and also for the country? >> i think the legacy speaking personally what pat tallman's family did to uncover the truth was incredible, gut-wrenching i don't know how the kept at it for so long and that is just my sort of personal feeling about. clearly there has always going to be this the pentagon that's going to spend the mets' right away and to the extent to step back that to me the legacy is the fact that it's family has been able to tell the story and keep in the public mind >> they've been protected and then it takes work to get sunshine on the facts by na

a policy maker ast last week why osha does not have a free service to give small businesses before they are cited. we provided free assistance to 30,000 businesses last year. osha does not kill jobs. it's tough jobs and killing workers. despite this evidence and despite the progress we have made, we are engaged in a great debate over worker protections and benefits and cost of regulation and the taxpayer dollars that this society is willing to invest to ensure that our nation of workers will be able to come home safely after a hard day of work. our challenge every day is how to make this 40-year-old law work effectively in today's economy. in the past four years, the face of war in america has changed dramatically. industrial work and hazards are still with us but we face a growing number of hazards and the service sector. we struggle to make sure these are recognized while trying to improve the tools we have to address conditions in high hazard industries and change the behavior of those employers who still in danger workers. it is not easy. osha standards have saved countless lives ov

the ivory ast, there is a carnage there, and do we have no-fly zone and bomb people there? why did we pick libya and not the ivory coast, because there is more carnage there. >> thank you. mr. payne, the chairman of the committee on global human rights. >> thank you for allowing us to have one minute and mr. steinberg for your commitment. let me say that i guess that anything that the president does is wrong. i heard someone say if he walked on water, they would say he couldn't swim. so, the fact that six months ago or a year ago wen the lockerbie bomber was released, everybody how terrible it is, and now libya is the worst place in the world, and now people are wondering why we are in libya, and all of the sudden in a year, there is a total change in our position against libya. it is sort of strange. i don't know whether it is who called for action, rather than the action taken. i also would like to know certainly our responsibility to protect is something that is certainly very important. i think that we like to findout about nato's roles, and id'd also like to know about

if you want to undertake an environmental loedis ast russ and unpopular project how would you go about doing it? here's the ruling party's answer. you circumvent the duties, avoid environmental impact studies, avoid the permitting and lng procedures and take every step possible to eliminate public hearings and public scrutiny. how do you proceed without these necessary safeguards and information? well, if you're the government of puerto rico and want to build pipelines through forests and lakes and rivers and across critical groundwater systems in puerto rico you would amend the law designed to deal with natural resources so you can bypass the normal permits and public process. what the ruling party does is declare an energy emergency on the island. this government's energy emergency allows the pipeline to proceed despite warnings from the sierra club, the u.s. fish and wildlife service. . despite rest departments' concerns it would be constructed by schools and churches, despite that it's near an earthquake fault and there have been 2,500 seismic events in the last three years on the

embargo, stopped gadhafi's advancing army and seamlessly past the commanda of the military effort from ast' u.s.-led joint task force toed e miry effe north atlantic treaty organization. the fast pace at which the administration has moved andnat which tho,e department of defene is deployed forces is to befaste commended. it is a testament to the leadership of the department ana to the skill and flexibility ofe the men and women of our armed forces. it is the remarkable moment inoe history when the internationalsa community reunites and acts to stopional community unites and acts to stop a tyrant bent on massacring his people. today, gadhafi and his supporters are more isolated. the military capabilities have been degraded by coalition air strikes that will continue. until gadhafi ends the military attacks on his own people. as president obama has said that while the military mission is focused on saving lives we must also pursue the broader goal of a future of libya that belongs not the tyrant, be tow the libyan people. they are the ones who should decide gadhafi's fate. just as the egypti

there is no such thing as asting media loyallytuy,y, especially and this age of media promiscuity." . bill, i suspect you may agree with that. >> in part. you will win on the basis of brand. if that brand represents quality. you will have bits and pieces of reformation floating around on every platform. but how do know we can trust and you cannot. what jim lehrer in his opening remarks talked about, derivative reporting. it is talking about what somebody else reported that somebody else reported. it is not a pulitzer prize- winning reporter doing direct journalism. if you've got that kind of quality, we have something that linda will talk about later called public inside journalism that draws from expertise of the audience in a the database of 100,000 experts around the country and makes journalists more efficient and helps them get there and start -- their stories to be more accurate. that helps the quality of what we are producing and that improves the brand. but you have to be able to know what to trust. you have to be able to have somebody doing a quality original journalism rathe

ast, ge get past with our young marines. there's face to face. there's how are we doing?hat's when we'll get a real sense that -- what are the real issues that may come out of this? we can probably expect there will be some. i can't anticipate what they will be. i don't want to be naive and i want to manage some expectations here but i am absolutely confident that good order, discipline, standards of conduct, those things that are the hallmark of all our services will prevail at the end of the day and that's the part that will make sense to our young men and women. it's not okay. we're going to go another 30 hours of this instruction or every year hit the refresh button and do this. it will be that constant, persistent leadership by our ncos and staff ncos and officers. we'll get that feedback and work our way through that. >> thank you. we monitor readiness and all of the complements of readiness continuously and all of the factors that are involved and we look at how we are constantly making those improvements so the visibility we're going to have om readiness i think w

it wasn't as pervasive ast is now. so the for te negative effects our people feel now because it's all over they are going to feel it all over. >> two now moving to questions and comments for the panel and anybody that has a question or comment, please. >> the president and ceo of the national puerto rican coalition. i also sit on the board of the hispanic leadership agenda and the diversity of the council for the abuse corporations. it's interesting when you're talking about. i have a comment and question. my comment is it's very interesting. i've been here all day listening to different panelistsnd two panels i think are very crucial to the hispanic community, just the politics and the media i haven't seen one hispanic, and i haven't heard about the hispanic experience and that is a little disturbing to me. so that's my comment. maybe it's time for us to start finding the word diversity and maybe that is something to think about. haven't heard the word of advertising agencies to read advertising agencies i call it wi

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