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jim bak of inrix says the rise in traffic indicates more people are on the roads for work. "in 2013, hiring is back again for the most part, and as a result we are seeing traffic back. and now 61 of the 100 worst cities for traffic are now on the rise, and we are seeing unemployment in those cities receding back to levels not seen since the recession." congestion in major u.s. cities has increased about 6% since the start of the year. peta is buying up shares of seaworld stock.the seaworld ipo-ed last friday. the stock is trading around $32 dollars. peta purchased 80 shares.just enough stock to have the right to attend annual seaworld shareholder meetings.peta's first order of business is to demand that seaworld release its killer orca whales including "shamu". new $100 bills will be available this fall. starting october 8th.. the federal reserve will release a re-designed c-note.it has the added security of a 3-d ribbon and disappearing liberty bell meant to throw off counterfeiters. still to come we're fast forwarding ahead to summer with a look at what films will heat up

. >>> on the news panel is david bak baker, tom vacar, ktvu news editor and then carla marinucci. president obama's first visit to the bay area since re-election wasn't without controversy. republicans accused him of coming to billionaire row and protesters accused him of coming to the aid of keystone xl pipeline. carla marinucci, i know you were at some of the events. what was the purpose of the president's trip in. >> the purpose was money. this was the president's first trip since re-election. the san francisco bay area and atm. he was doing a favor to nancy pelosi to come into san francisco to pick up $3.25 million in two events in one night. >> not bad. >> he wants to win back 17 seats. president obama told both these groups, boy, we want to have nancy pelosi back as speaker of the house. i know you have an agenda for me. climate control. you want me to do that, give nancy the seat back. in some cases, they paid $42,000 to dine with the president. he is always a star, but he also got a lot of pressure from the left. the keystone xl pipeline is a big deal to environmentalists

. >>> on the news panel is david bak baker, tom vacar, ktvu news editor and then carla marinucci. president obama's first visit to the bay area since re-election wasn't without controversy. republicans accused him of coming to billionaire row and protesters accused him of coming to the aid of keystone xl pipeline.

. >>> on the news panel is david bak baker, tom vacar, ktvu news editor and then carla marinucci. president obama's first visit to the bay area since re-election wasn't without controversy. republicans accused him of coming to billionaire row and protesters accused him of coming to the aid of keystone

. >> w bak news out of oakland, sky 7 hd over the scene of a drive byoting in front of castlemont high school that happenedt 2:30 today. pulled up and opened fire. you can see the back window of the parked car shot out, a woman and a child in that car ran inside of the school. it's not clear if they're inside of the car when hit. police say no one was injured in the shooting. >> uc berkeley named its new police chief. marco bennett has been a captain with the uc police department more than 35 years. her law enforcement experience ranges from community policing work to investigating major crimes at the federal level. bennett plans to work with the students, faculty and staff to try to build relationships across campus. >> corporate earnings a disappointment today and twitter has a new music feature. >> microsoft reporting third quarter earnings today exyeeting estimates the company able to control cost amid weak demand for windows 8 personal computer s reporting revenue of income that rose 19% year over year. in other earnings news, verizon seeing a surge in smart phone users, hoping th

nine runs back there back -- bak then. 14-3 the final and matt cane afterwards on the beating. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i better better to keep the excitement going. it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games. >> if josh red duck were an as -- if josh reddick were an astro, well, there you have it. chris young in the fifth. 8-0 oaknd la. oakland. it is his right wrist and chasing a foul ball. he will slide into the wall. he is day-to-day with a sprained wrist. they sweep houston and have won five straight. this looks yummy. the sharks stars and if i could ice skate and play hockey i would do that. the backhand top shelf and third goal of the year for him. san jose is up by two. the rebound and tied at four. the game goes to a shootout sharks settle for a point and their seven-game win streak is over. the final round of the craft championship. kraft championship. rolling true and a final round three under 69. taps in for par and mns 15 -- mns 15. final round of the valero texas open. the game is coming into shape. masters starts on thursday. a final

. >> let's try to bak through this.ame this party, blame that part 88,y or is there more to it? we'll take answers from someone who was respointelligence keeping the information, agencies. joining me from washington is ambassador thomas mcnamara, manager from 2006 to 2009 for the information sharing a law in 2004 e, the intelligence terrorism pveion act a, in order to ensure that terrorism related information was shared effectively. and in a timely manner. ambassador thanks fort? joining us. so clear this up for us do we have a stove piping issue? are intelligence agencies still holding on to this information? have we taken a step back in terms of sharing? taken a step back anything like what we had in the case of 9/11 and even in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. starting i 2006 we actually created an information sharing st takes years to get that up and running. we're talking about an information sharing system that's international, national outte sector. and that information sharing system is functioning but not funct

okay, when i pull that very, very slowly, gang, which string gonna bak, top or btom? - top. - top. top one? how many say the top? let's try it. [laughter] maybe newton's having a bad day. [laughter] you know what that might have been? that might have been a string before that we partially damaged. yeah. probab. can we start the tape... t withangle li that, doesn't it tral a greater distance than the one that's just falling vertically? so for them to hit the same time, it has to be going faster. the object has to be traveling faster. it turns out, if i jump off the lanai like this, i'll step off like this. i'll step off like that. i'll hit at the same time in all places. over here, i'll be going faster, because i have a bigger speed like this. and that arrow is gonna be bigger than this and this. i'd be faster, but i've gone a further distance. - right. - okay. and later on we'll talk about a neat, neat concept that'll tell you that down here, the--wait a minute, i will not be going faster. erase the tape. lionel, that's wrong. it turns i'll have the same speed here, here and here.

concerns about thisan, tamerian tsarnaev, suspect number 1 or the man in the black hat, they should call baktell the fbi again. and the fbi would look again. but the foreign government, initially concerned 2 years ago about possible extremist ties never called back. >> very interesting information about one of the brothers. peter doocy, live in washington. peter, thank you. >> a member of the house committee on intelligence congressman adam shiv has been monitoring the situation, also a former federal prosecutor. so he understands how the investigation may unfold. what's the next step? he is live in his district in california. it's good to see you. >> good to see you, gregg. >> without compromising any classified information or national security, can you share any information about the suspected terrorists? >> well, i cel tl you what is probably going on right now behind closed doors. that is, there must be an intensive conversation between law enforcement and the intelligence community about how to handle this suspect, once he emerges from surgery and is stable enough to talk to i don't kno

spain, president agnar, the former president of ghana, the former president of south korea lee myung baknd mrs. kim, former president and mrs. lourdes rodriguez deflores of el salvador, former prime minister silvio berlusconi of italy, former prime minister tony blair and mrs. sharri blair of the united kingdom, former prime minister and mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs. ehud olmert of israel, former -- current secretary-general of nato, mr. mr. mr. rasmussen, his royal heiness bandhar al sultan of saudi arabia, abdul al chalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states and absof india, current ambassadors to the united states, ambassador salim al saba of kuwait, ambassador patilja of indonesia and ambassador hakimi and mrs. hakimi of afghanistan, ambassador of botswana, the german chief of mission, mr. janz hannefeldt. please join mow and acknowledging our global leaders. i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. the governor of arizona, jan brewer, the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary pat christie, the fo

utawho cofounded the company bak in 2005. how did you come up with this idea and why?ary exoskeletons at the time and had a huge breakthrough where we were able to lower the power consumption of state-of-the-art exoskeletons by three order of magnitude. that was a big deal. we decided to file the patent, get into business and about that time we also had a doctor come in and showed us a video of paraplegics trying to walk with leg braces. explains to his doctors would like the patience to be able to do this a lot. but it is kind of death-defying. really, really tiring as well because they have to do everything with their muscles up here be at essen as we saw the video, we realized we can do much, much better than that. dennis: how exactly does it work? >> has a number of modes. to start the physical therapist presses the button for you. you graduate to looking at all the different body parts and you have your shoulders off over your lead foot, to take the next step for you. making it a fluid, nice walk. dennis: so where are these devices available now? hospitals and reh

state video showed soldiers unleashing dogs in the snow, attacking south korean president lee moon-bak, also showed the military using rocket launchers to blow up then-president they call the leader of the, quote, puppet nation of traitors. what's unusual about the latest video is the rare show of firing on a u.s. target, even if it is just paper. the pentagon says it remains unconcerned about what north korea says. the u.s. cares what it does. >> we haven't seen any kind of troop movements that would indicate immanent military action. we think things may be dialing down a bit on the korean peninsula, at least we hope so. >> reporter: south korea responded to north korea's days of threats with a warning of its own, announced any provocation against her country would result in a strong response and initial combat, essentially, lowering the military's barriers to respond immediately to a north korean attack. the big concern here on the peninsula is miscalculation, that in this heated environment, there could be a mistake, either from the north or the south and then this region could trip

forces, korea officials will say that's not the case but at least that was the perception by myung-bak. on a talk with south korean intelligence and military officials at the time who said that was the perception that they were not allowed to use the f-15 k.'s without u.s. permission. that also has been removed. admiral mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff visited in december 2010 and a public statement basically saying, it's their place. they can do with it as they see fit. and then privately there's also been not necessarily a release at least a change in perception. so even under myung-bak demonstration, they have said that they would respond sort of on a three to one ratio. if one artillery battery attack, they would take out three. and then what we have seen in the park geun-hye administration is that a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff publicly said they would not only limit them, they would not limit themselves to the point of origin of the attack. they would also take out supply elements and command element. there was some confusion as to what that meant, but

soldiers unleashing dogs in the snow, attacking an effigy of then south korean president lee myung-bak. a train is shown running over a cutout of the president. state tv also showed the military using rocket launchers to blow up an effigy of the then president who they called the leader of the "puppet nation of traitors." but what's unusual about this latest video is the rare show of firing on a u.s. target, even if it is just paper. the pentagon says it remains unconcerned about what north korea says. the u.s. cares what it does. >> we haven't seen any kind of troop movements on the north korean side that would indicate imminent military action, so we think that things may be dialing down just a bit on the korean peninsula. at least we hope so. >> reporter: south korea responded to north korea's days of threats with a warning of its own. south korea's president announced any provocation by north korea against her country would result in a strong response in initial combat, essentially lowering the military barriers to respond immediately to a north korean attack. the big concern here

instead of oil i put yogurt and the eggs, you bak that off.s to do our frosting test. >> everyone has the beautiful flat takes. take your mound, flip it upside down nice and square. everybody's icing, everybody's cake always crumbles. don' feel bad, firstayer goes on nice and smooth. in the crafts sre you see the great rolling kind of cake pedestals that he's all you do. if you do a filling go in here and create a little edge and your filng goes inside. >> it's on. >> you guys are making a strawberryayered cake given the two sects of instructions, ice your kick, put in the filling, put on the top, ice it again. >> i used to mow a line so i might be able to do this, getting the lines right. decate, take your time off. >> i don't get points off if i get frosting on t plate. where does this go? i'm going purely by instinct. that looks great. >> is there anything inside of this? >> there is now. >> i'd le to put something side a filling like that >> if i were you i would put my cakeper on the side. >> the time constrain are difficult. >> pulling a