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if i could start with the att acquisition of team mobil. how long do you expect that to take?t will take. there is some speculation that it could take the better part of the year. we will just have to wait and see what the expectations of the commission are. this is a huge transaction, a paradigm-altering transaction as far as the world of wireless goes. you will remember in the contest a merger that i said that would have been a very steep climb for me. i ended up voting against it. this will be an even steeper climb from the standpoint of a lot of power, a lot of influence given to one company in a world where two companies are in control of 80% of the spectrum. i hope that my colleagues are looking at this transaction and asking themselves very serious questions about what to do, what competition will be left if this merger is approved. what is the impact going to be on american jobs? i have not found a satisfactory answer yet, but i hope that we will. there is a lot of money on the table. how much of that money is going to end up in europe, supporting telecommunications th

>> reporter: fans are just starting to trickle into tonight's game 3, the concluding series here at att park. many of them had just heard about the verdict. their reactions are decidedly mixed. bonds is one of the greatest players to ever put on a uniform. he's the game all-time and single season leader in homeruns. he hit number 762 in 2007 to set the all-time record. he's also part of what can only be described as baseball's steroid era. one of the most exciting times in giants history, but the team disstanced itself from what was going on in the courtroom. this case is on going. we expect it will proceed in a fair and orderly manner. accordingly, we have no comment at this time. what it does is it put fans in a tough spot. they're not sure where they should put him in terms of baseball history. >> it creates a little bit of a black spot on our history. >> i think it's personal business. i think it's unfortunate that something got him here for a reason. he's done a great job for the giants. appreciate it. >> i think it was a total waste of time. i think the prosecutor was trying to ma

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the highest is adjacent to an att site and is 500 times below the standard. every time one of these goes in, you are re-evaluated again. if you approach the federal standard, you will not be able to succeed. you have every right to deny that next site. i do not know how to better explain that after 25 years, if you believe their number, you are still in the highest area, you are still 800 times below the federal standard on the street. it is angels dancing on the head of a pin. i understand the public concern. people do not understand it. people feel like this will not affect their lives. >> i know that t-moblile -- t- mobile is not the only ones supporting this. >> i think the planning department 5-year plan goes to the industry that way. >> if i could just follow up the plan, you are saying that because of data at that the department of public health had gathered, it really is not fair from your standard? there is not a fair argument from your perspective? that is your position? >> that is right. there is not a fair argument that there is a cumulative impac

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commissioner if i could start with the att, t-mobile usa acquisition. what do you see is the biggest impediment to that happening and how long do you see the process taking? >> guest: well, last part first i really don't know how long the process will take. there's some speculation it could be a better part of a year. i don't know that it should take that long but we will just have to wait and see with the expectations of the commission are. are. this is a huge chance action. it is a paradigm altering transaction insofar is the world of wireless goes. you will remember in the comcast merger that i said at the outset that it was a very -- and would have been a very steep climb for me. ended up voting against it. this is maybe even a steeper climb from the standpoint of a lot of power and a lot of influence given to one company in a world where two companies are going to control 80% of the spectrum so i would hope that my colleagues in looking at this transaction in the months ahead will be asking themselves some very serious questions about what competit

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he's held on several charges including kidnapping and atte t attempted rape. it allegedly happened friday afternoon. he grabbed a female jogger then assaulted her. he was arrested earlier this week. >>> it is 5:06. >>> jury continues in the alexander trial. he's the teenager that tried to blow up his high school and murder his former chemistry teacher. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the lawyers say he has schizophrenia. prosecutors say he knew the attack was wrong and did it anyway. if they decide he was insane, he'll be institutionalized. >>> they vote on a new contract. union negotiators recommended 2700 nurses to accept a new three-year deal. the key provision is yearly wage increases. they have been battling different proposals. >>> they will vote to increase fares and cut service. it will eliminate ten trains from the schedule. increasing fares and parking fees would happen and increase. they would close three stations. on the chopping block, san francisco's bay shore station, san mateo hayward park station and san jose's capital station.

west bound ride, the backups low from the 80 over cross this morning, the top of your screen is the attach really only backing up bin to the extreme right hand lane which is at the open toll lane. her right to san mateo bridge looks good, no problems here getting out of hayward for foster city, where 92 meets 101 in san mateo looks good up and down the peninsula as well. golden gate bridge drive has been problem free, heavier in this of bound direction but no delays in coming in from or through maring county. 683 san ramon and walnut creek, a sluggish towards elmo but not backed up and not a hot spot. we still haven't to attract a hot spots around the bay this morning. >> darya: 7:49 a.m. new details. italy will tak italy will take n strategic bombing raids in nato's libya mission, italian premier silvio berlusconi said monday. berlusconi's office said in a statement that italy had decided to beef up its military action in libya to better contribute to protecting civilians. italy had previously said it would not participate in airstrikes against libyan targets, given its 40-year colonia

the back up is be on the 880 over cross, the att approach itself full backing up the bid is still your best bet to the bay bridge this morning. the san mateo bridge as we look and 92 here in the westbound ride which is the right hand side of your screen, that is an easy ride, so is the eastbound commute from san mateo. it is getting slow on highway 92 in both directions. golden gate bridge ride 101 southbound is still problem street, still in use a ride to her marin county, year of the golden gate bridge the volume is a building. 7:20 a.m. let's get a check on the weather. >> james: alive look from our roof camera, a beautiful day in the making right now, let's put down what we expected. this morning cool and dry with morning patchy fog appeared a nice afternoon it will be sunny and warm with temperatures low to mid 60's for the number of spots. tonight we have the cold front approaching it will bring with it increased clouds, and possible rain for the north bay. that is what it is looking like over the next 24 hours, as for temperatures right now conditions will be nice, 56 have monda

the san mateo bridge is problem freight between att and 41. the golden gate bridge looks good.. traffic is flowing freely at top speeds. 60 mi. per hour. speaking of san francisco picking up are a live camera at the chance like freeway southbound you can see that this still is out there and we are making some progress. culture and has just arrived to this need so hopefully it is off the road shortly. just a minor slow down here in this the other direction. as for public transit everything looks good for ac transit. art is looking good this morning. then have you seen this video yet? is that the sfo airport and a days now back in business. here is video from this morning. officials hope that it will get it to operate again by this afternoon. if you're planning any trips there you should know this, a powerful tornado blew out the windows and caused severe damage to one of the terminals friday night. beyond some surveillance video from inside the terminal. we're hearing ballot is quick to take months to fully repaired the damage. here is the the as talking about. does that is the

guest: i am not familiar with the att tax. there are enough taxes that i do not know them all. i would like to try to the u.s. response, but i am not familiar with that. host: general electric did not pay taxes because it had to write off about $37 billion in losses. immelt is heading up the president's effort to create jobs, the head of ge. guest: some companies are too close to the government. some companies seem to earn a living off of cooperation with the government. ge appears to be in that category. host: they do employ a lot of people in new york, pa., and elsewhere. guest: i would hope that ge would disentangle itself from its relationship with the government. you can make an argument for abolishing the corporate income tax. they do not pay them. they collect them from you and me. when we buy something, some of the money we are paying gets paid as corporate income tax to the company that produced the good. they pay property taxes, sales taxes, taxes on social straightforward occurs. they do not pay those taxes. they collect them. the great thing about the corporate inco

danger to our environment and it ought to be regulated, let's vote to say soavmenso.if we decided that att in time we're not able financially, there's not enough scientific evidence, there's no justification for going forward with the regulation of co2 at this point in time -- and i'm inclined to believe massive regulation is not the appropriate thing to do today, but that's a decision congress ought to make, and we ought to be held accountable for the decisions we make. then that's the way our country was set up to conduct issues of importance. and i got to tell you, this is a big issue. if it's before the senate, it would take -- we should have tremendous debate, weeks of debate, because it's going to be hundreds of billions of dollars in cost, trillions of dollars in cost if we set about to regulate all co2 in america. it just is. i don't see how it can be disputed. and we act like we're washing our hands of it. the supreme court didn't make a policy decision that this was the right thing to do. thea's not their role. in fact, they were den, they wos what they d they would say, is all t

ball -- the government focuses on maintaining control and attes to restore and shore up support amongny of the critical northern tribes. yemen risks coming apart. i don't know how much of this kind of, this attempt to shore up support is focused on the idea that solemn will remain in power or -- certainly part of it is to ensure a successful departure for him. perhaps some of those close to him, but also possibly to ensure the continuance of parts of the government and to allow many of those that are close to him to remain in their positions. the economy that is now being enjoyed in many parts of yemen, particularly in the south also, which i had not mentioned, the northwest of the men and parts of tujunga. a radical sect. it is in turn a fact of shia is on. following the 2009-10 war, they were able to assert a great deal of control. they have continued to assert even higher degrees of control in the area, and it will be very difficult to get them to give up or to it recover that control for the government. i've bring to a number of threats. i think the attempt or calls growing in num

. >> tonight, fcc commissioner robert mcdowell on the proposed att/t mobil merger. >> what are the specific harm to consumers? if there are harms, martyr conditions should be narrowly tailored to address those. the merger process should not be an excuse to implement a rule making. >> that is tonight on c-span 2. >> c-span 2, one of cspan's public affairs offerings. live coverage of the u.s. senate during the weekend on the weekend, book-tv. connect with us on twitter, facebook, and youtube then sign up for scheduled alert e-mails @ c-span.org. president >> obama is expected to unveil new plans to reduce the federal deficit this wednesday. the house plans to take up the republican 2012 budget plan this week. this morning, "washington journal" into those proposals. host: plenty of more but the discussion now. maya macguineas is our guest. thank you for being with us this morning. you wrote an "the washington post" this weekend -- you are in search of the goldilocks budget. guest: we are starting to see more plans of what is out there. years ago, those of us who were worried about this, were s

i will give you an example, but he is att, great writer and tinker and conform argument. you can express yourself well. >> i am thinking about wayne. >> he is the lead in the densely factual -- no peggy noonan. >> what kind of salesman is brought obama? he is very articulate and has a charm to him. >> i do not see that at all. i don't see him as having a chart about him. >> something must have worked when he ran for president. >> did he charmed us? no. >> i think there were people that were charmed by him. [applause] >> i would describe myself as a supporter of his, but i do not see him as being charming at all. not all. you mentioned salesmanship. what was your question? >> what kind of salesman is he for his own administration, in terms of selling himself? >> creigh poor, i would say. -- pretty poor, i would say. a leader who is good at in selling himself inspires people the way that tony blair did before he went off. i remember when tony blair was urging england to engage in the iraq war. it was really something to hear. it was truly inspiring. i do not think of presid