found the traces of the spill let's now talk about this in more detail with our correspondent tom bard who's in the studio with us now so tom now the the found the small traces of it what's going to happen next i mean it's going to be a six hour walk obviously is this enough well it's just the beginning at the moment chris cassidy and thomas marshburn the two astronauts this is rather jumpy sometimes a bit grainy but some live pictures here from a nasa feed of those two astronauts up on the side of the international space station they have indeed found just very small traces unfortunately that's nothing special very small traces of that ammonia that was leaking out earlier they're looking for something more substantial and in the process of that operation they're going to try and find the cause of what we've seen lots of crystals leaving earlier described by the station's commander chris hadfield. a very steady stream of. profits got out of comics earlier and i rotated in towards florida so you know as we are we trust rotating surface waiting ritualistic they're always getting it if yo

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. >> bikes are bard from some morning and afternoon training but bart got mostly positive feedback from riders during a trial run offering greater access. >> this is the first time the board has met at night since 2001. >> we'll let you know the outcome at the 10:00 news. >>> the 32 fix for broken bolts will be just as strong. >> two steal saddles will be faced over seismic connectors meant to keep the bridge from shab shake shaking apart. >> how long all this work will take, is an open question. >> we're working on that now. it's a tight space, tough to work in, so we don't have an estimated time just yet, but we're starting to get a leg is and start running with it. >> tonight, the bolt maker broke its silence saying tests showed steal bolts complied with the specificcasions specifics. >>> in growth directions, a spokes woman for the department of public works told us there is no estimated time for reopening. >>> san jose firefighters are mopping up at the coyot week bridge. >> crews from san jose fire and cal fire kept the buildings from being burned. >>> now in sonona where the driv

the california association of public hospital's safety net institute quality leaders top honest a bardhat is why it's important to support the general hospital foundation and support programs at the hospital in the following video, stephanie tom matt see and crew beatifully cap toured two of those programs and their benefits: . >> i have eniwent to a friend who was building our new home and i went to step on an attached floor and it wasn't and i fell onto concrete. when character shier came to san francisco general hospital it was clear she had very significant injuries which includeddier to her pelvis and her heel bone. san francisco general is the only trauma center in the city so if you get injured anywhere from the bridges down to the airport, you are coming here. >>> i we want to the public health do an overall screens and that included hiv aids and then the nurse came in and said, don't worry hundred. i have never given a positive and ten minutes later, his face went flush write and was test was positive. >> she came to us during her pregnancy and was very worried about passing h

giffords appeared at bard's comme commencement.a representative shot in the head in 2011 resigned from congress in january to focus on her recovery. >>> and it was a dark, wet morning in boston on saturday, but nothing could dampen the spirits. thousands of runners ran the last mile of the boston marathon. they returned to complete what they had trained so long and so hard to do. and of course to honor the victims of last month's bombing. the one run event was organized by boston running clubs and local businesses. good for them. >>> it was a shocking crime. and it was committed in broad daylight on the streets of london. a british soldier brutally killed by two attackers wielding meat cleavers. one of the suspects on camera after that horrific slaying saying the only reason we killed this man is because muslims are dying daily. the british soldier is an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. this is a message of extremism, religious extremism. and in today's faces of faith, we're going to explore this. we're going to explore extremi

james bard spent a lifetime painting steamboats in new york. shipbuilders admired his accuracy, claiming they could lay down the lines of a vessel from one of his paintings. ( lively banjo music ) in 1837, a visitor to america was struck by the manner in which the imaginative talent of the people had thrown ielf forth into painting. the country seemed to swarm with painters, and they left a pictorial diary of our past: ( choppy banjo music ) salesman: side views and profiles of children at reduced prices. one hour sittin', $2.92 includin' frame and glass. fancy portraits includin' pets and other details, $25.00. narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. and you may have tntique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and w

. >> i am a resident on lam bard street. yes indeed the commission does not have the power at this time, at least in my opinion. you know the rules you're working under to change the permit in any way because of the appeal. we certainly expect the appeal to be successful and the whole permit set aside and it would be a waste to make any changes in it. this is typical live nation technique. obtain a permit with deception, mis representation, and then come back and tweak it when nobody else is looking. this is what we have seen before. i have heard before. i do have the notice of appeal of the suspension right here if anybody wanted to see it. one of the things i would like

america or the whole world there will be social service as they come in contact with the rest of the bard's the entire phenomenon of this crack babies was based on one little study of only thirty four babies which turned out to be wrong so we're going to move from this crack baby phenomenon that never appeared there was never a scorched member they were going to grow up to be a burden on society because they were never going to be ok these crack babies well the biggest crowd of all today is ben bernanke global assured destruction or how ben bernanke now holds the entire world hostage the one headline we have been waiting for for over four years has just hit bank of korea kim says world may face rate risk if u.s. exits from q e not when if and there you have it if the fed's exits the world and most certainly japan gets it that's for the sake of the children who will have to inherit about one hundred trillion dollars in debt.

she addressed nearly 500 students graduated saturday from bard college in new york.ttendance was her husband mark kelly, a former astronaut. kelly told the students his wife -- who was shot in the head at a political event -- has redefined the word courage for him. giffords told the graduates they are capable of doing great things. >> find your purpose and go for it. starting tomorrow you can change the world. the nation's counting on you. >> giffords had to learn to walk and talk after the 2011 shooting. her speech was short -- about a minute -- but students say it will stick with them. athena jones has a preview. -between now and the end of june. affirmative action and same-sex marriage. >> is almost unimaginable that impacts all americans. >> the first is that public school could consider race. abigail fisher argues that she was a victim and also same-sex couples want the same. >> even if windsor had to pay higher estate taxes when her partner died. rather than a heterosexual couple. >> the california proposition no. 8 it does not seem likely to require a constitu

bards the entire phenomenon of this crack babies was based on one little study of only thirty four babies which turned out to be wrong so we're going to move from this crack baby phenomenon that never appeared there was never a scorches said member they were going to grow up to be a burden on society because they were never going to be ok these crack babies well the biggest crack wall today is ben bernanke global assured destruction or how ben bernanke now holds the entire world hostage the one headline we have been waiting for for over four years has just hit bank of korea kim says world may face rate risk if u.s. exits from q e not when if and there you have it if the fed exits the world and most certainly japan gets it that's for the sake of the children who will have to inherit about one hundred trillion dollars in debt but don't worry debt is an asset some analysts will promise bernanke he can never exit q e d so you have ben bernanke the biggest crack baby of all who has hold it as a player in the world is being held hostage by quantitative easing in such quantities that the dollar

. >> that is former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords speaking to graduates at bard college. her speech lasted about a minute, but students say it will stick with them. gifford's house, former astronaut mark kelly also addressed the graduate and scissors his wife's shooting has redefined the word "courage" for him. >> thousands of runners and walkers finished the final mile of the boston marathon race. [ applause ] . marathoners said they ran and. >> they did a few surgeries to get the shrapnel out and the leg safely closed again and i can't run, but i can walk, so i am here supporting the whole cause and excited about it? >> the bombings last month killed three pel and injured more than 26-0. bomber suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is due in court. >>> ktvu's patti lee shows us the obstacle facing drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. >> reporter: crossing highway 1 at the road takes patience and courage. >> well, i try to wait for not too many cars, because i don't want to get hit. >> reporter: this stop light is supposed to make it safe for pedestrians and bikers. it was added last

. >> at the white house reporters bomb board barded jay carney with questions about the inner agency process that scrubbed of multiple riwlgsz to al-qaeda, terrorism and islamic extremists. that called into question his insist tins that he had only one small change. >> and assigning responsibility and preliminary assessments suggested and it was concern about preserving the integrity. >> reporter: may 20 issue of cites an email that general petraeus sent four days after the attacks in which petraeus is said to have expressed frustration at obama administration's revolve from references from the al-qaeda that the c.i.a. prepared the day before. >> i respect that the people who spoke up in the course of these hearings. you know, they were there. they felt the horror of that terrorist attack. and obviously it's emotional, but i hate to see it turned into a pure prolonged, political process that really doesn't tell us anything new about the facts. >> reporter: separately, abc news jonathan carl reports having obtained 12 versions of the benghazi talking points. according to that report,

the bard board amoved -- bart has already conducted two smarter tests.ps to day out of the way. >> i tend to think a lot more consciously about my bike. how much space it takes off. i wait for people who are on the stairs before i try. >> now this new test period will run from july 1st to norv 1st. and then the bart board will consider having a permanent policy for bikes on the train any time of day. >> i want to check in with sal. >> all right pam and dave. good morning to you. we are doing pretty well out there or looking at san francisco to start off this report. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. speaking of peninsula it should be a nice drive on the san mateo bridge. if you are driving in san jose it still looks pretty good. all the freeways are clear in the santa clara valley. 5:38 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning. we got a chill out there. a little chill in the morning air. we are getting low 40s. just a really impressive low. we never really got any clouds out of it we just got the cool and the w

. >> reporter: in june, 1984, carol bard endured the most terrifying experience of her life. was only 24. did you think you were going to die that night? >> i did think i was going to die that night. i believed he was going to kill me. >> reporter: it was around 1:30 in the morning. carol was returning home from a night out with friends. she was just feet from her door here in this dallas apartment complex when a man grabbed her and forced her back into her car. he then pulled the car around beside a dumpster and spent the next three and a half hours raping her. >> if i screamed or cried, he threatened me that he would kill me. >> reporter: when it was over, carol drove herself to the hospital, where doctors took swabs from her skin, hairs and fibers from her clothes. all part of what's called a rape kit. it was humiliating but carol endured it because she thought the material collected would help police catch her attacker. more than two decades later, carol's rapist still hadn't been identified. but a routine call in 2008 to check in on the case revealed something shocking.

on saturday, a treat for some college students at bard college.woman gabrielle giffords and her husband will give their commencement address to those students. gifford will receive an honorary doctorate of humane letters. here's what's coming up. the calendar is just as packed this week in the world of politics, as it usually is. let's bring in paul steinhauser what to look at this week. >> good morning, poppy. more to 13 flirtations from rand paul. tomorrow he headlines a gop dinner in new hampshire, just a week and a half after doing the same thing in iowa. those states kick off the caucus calendar. >>> t >>> the irs controversy will stay in the spotlight this week. the senate on tuesday and the house on wednesday hold hearing into the agency's targeting of conservative groups which apply for tax exempt status. voters in los angeles could make history this week by electing their first female mayor. they face off in a runoff election on tuesday. chicago billionaire could be in the hot seat this week. a major supporter of barack obama has been nom

bards town police say an officer was gunned down this morning. his chief now has strong words for the suspect, words that may come back to haunt the chief. here's you a fill yacht wkyt. >> reporter: police say the call came in as a crash on the ramp but the first state trooper on the scene discovered that ellis had been shot and killed. >> his vehicle was parked on the exit ramp with his blue lights on in a manner to prevent traffic indicating that something was ahead. >> reporter: but police don't know why officer ellis stopped. >> we have no radio communication from him to our dispatch center. so why that is we don't know at this point. >> reporter: ellis had been with the department for seven years. he was their canine officer. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. >> we lost an officer and a family lost a son, a husband. a dad. we lost a member of our community, one of the thin, blue line that protects them. >> reporter: this is video of ellis from earlier this year when he was interviewed by a louisville television station. ellis' chief made

. >> nearly 500 students graduated saturday from bard college in new york. >> gabrielle gifford a formeressman was a guest speaker. >> differs husband say that his wife has redefined the word courage for him because she was shot the years ago. >> starting to mar you can change the world in nation is counting on you is what gifford said. >> gifford had to learn to walk and talk again. her speech was only about 5 minutes. >> a bridge that collapsed in washington state could take months before it is completed. >> dan simon for the latest >> it happened after rush hour. the bridge was nearly empty. >> a pickup belong to a couple and their truck ran over the bridge. >> you hold on as high as you can. >> the fall dislocated his shoulders and he could not get a response from his wife. >> i unvocal her and pulled on to my side which can less water. they were eventually rescued and taken to the hospital. >> searchers made sure that no victims had been overlooked. only three people went into the water and nobody died because of the bridge collapse. >> i think that we are very fortunate. >> police

but i think the theater suffers from the same thing that the other bards do, that we're living in the days of worshiping the fated calf and the days of the bottom line so there's so much now is about money and not passion. louis and i had lunch about a year before he got ill and died he said if he were to go into the business today he would not become a filmmaker. >> rose: what would he do? >> an archaeologist. >> rose: are you still working? >> oh, my god! my doctors would kill me if they knew i was doing this. we're promoting cindy's film and ending it. jonathan demme has made a film of an ibsen play so we're finishing that film. >> rose: the master builder? >> the film is going to be called "feel of fall." so i don't have a second >> no down time, like you. >> rose: great to have both of you here. thank you so much for coming. the title of the film is called "andre gregory: before and after dinner." thank you again. >> thank you! >> thank you. >> rose: and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group

they want 70 plus votes and that means as many as two dozen senators could cme on bard if they lose aple democrats. so there's a big pull of people here, but a lot of the senators who are in the senate right now did not vote or were not here in the senate six years ago. so this is a new group and could be unpredictable. >> brown: so brian bennett, you're looking at these other issues as well. the issue really is how many of these amendments might peel away votes, right? what other key issues should we be looking for? >> they're looking closely at how many people qualify for this program and their efforts on the republican side to try to reduce the number of people who would qualify for the legalization program. and really the members of the gang of eight are going to try to beat that back and make sure it -- enough people are able to qualify for the program. another thing to look at is how it defines the workplace programs. so you have a requirement in the bill that lifts the number of high-skilled visas, but there's some senators who would like to have even more so that's going to be

. >> as bard as it was, we were the fortunate one. >> in martinez, jodi hernandez, bay area news. >>> let's show you what's happening in san jose again. we've been watching this fire that's near the east ridge mall right near tully. it started during this newscast, heavy smoke. we're starting to see it die down a little bit. we've had some witness accounts tell us it's in an empty lot, that it was a brush fire, and no buildings are being affected at this point but there is some heavy, heavy smoke and the wind is shifting. for that we want to bringer bring in our meteorologist anthony slaughter to tell us a little bit. anthony, how much is the wind impacting this at this point? >> the good news is the wind right now is actually out of the west, so it's actually blowing up against the foothills and this is good news because a lot of the residential area in san jose more so positioned south and really west of this particular fire. you will notice again on the map it is positioned right south of 680 as you guys mentioned, tully. quimby as well. a lot of those areas in this specific locati

at bard college, the commencement speech by former representative daddy giffords, joined by her husbandthe headline from "the new york times" for the next half hour, we will share with you just some of the commencement speeches we have been covering for c-span television and c-span radio. any are available on our website at c-span.org. we will begin with the ceo of twitter, digg costello -- dick costolo. [video clip] >> when twitter cofounder jack dorsey talks about the origins of his thinking for the product, he talked about his fascination with maps. he talks about his ultimate fascination with dispatch as a morend maps efficient way to get taxis and ambulances to where they need to go. when he sent out his first tweet, just setting up my not plan fordid president obama to declare victory on that platform in the 2012 election. none of us at twitter thought during the earthquake and ensuing tsunami in fukushima, japan that our service would be a great alternative communication platform for mobile networks in japan were spotty in the aftermath. certainly, none of us even hoped, let alon

in the face of relentless bum bardness from the regime some 3 million syrians have been forced from their homes. more than half a million have fled to jordan. 63,000 refugees arrived in the small country. many come here. now the second largest camp in the world with 175,000 residents and counting it is also now the fifth largest city in jordan. some officials are concerned that the heavy influx of refugees could stabilize the country but security forces here are preparing for the chaos that will almost certainly ensue if the assad regime falls. now, the u.s. is one of jordan's closest allies. there are currently approximately 200 u.s. military personnel here in jordan. they are training soldiers on how to go into syria and try to secure the chemical weapon sites should the assad regime fall. >> thank you. and the senate committee holds a confirmation hearing today for deborah jones. >> we are learning new details about that attack from his former deputy in libya. >> reporter: the confirmation hearing for the new ambassador are getting underway. we are getting the interview conducted by co

a judge ruling today that the defense is bard frred from admig any information about martin relatingmiliar ill yart with guns or alleged marijuana use in court though it could change if proven relevant. the trial is set to begin june 10th and zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the february, 2012 shooting and is currently out on bail. >>> new questions about whether brazil is ready and prepared to host next year's prestigious world cup soccer tournament after a roof collapsed under heavy rain at one of its host stadiums. workers used buckets to remove water from other sections of the roof in the hopes of preventing further collapses. owners of the stadium say human error is to blame for the tear you see. the stadium is set to host matches in less than two weeks at the confederations cup in june. >>> it was a huge day on wall street. the dow surging to another record high adding more than 100 points on the heels of more positive economic news. a new report shows housing prices had their biggest increase since 2007 and a separate may reading on consumer confidence hit a f

ride and the ripple effect of an earlier occurring a fatal accident not cleared from the lands at bard a lance of 680 jammed of all the way into the dublin pleasanton interchange. a lot of folks using the alternate route of 580 westbound that has jammed up the ride over the dublin grade leading out of the san lorenzo and the commute on 880 southbound is also affected. maliseet is road is backed up behind the plant there always through pigeon past and into livermore. this will take some time to unwind. you're looking at an extra 30 minutes on your 680 southbound ride. longer if you take the alternate. in fact, i am recommending that you just get on 680 and tough it out there. that is probably your best choice if you're about to make that commute. the bridges conditions have been pretty normal this morning. the bay bridge ride it westbound is heavy but no problems for the commute reported so far. the 880 ramp in the last 20 minutes has backed up over the toll plaza. commute times running at 20 to 22 minutes westbound. the san mateo bridge is a 50 minute and rebound to foster city coming

leon of bard college and his experiments in new york city.d something called early college high schools. there are other versions of that idea. middle colleges where students basically earn concurrent credit. they can -- they graduate with both high school and some two-year college degrees. president obama mentioned something about reinventing america's high schools and he cited an example of someone in new york city who graduated with a high school diploma and also a career in technical degrees. it can also be vocational education. that would slice two years off of the undergraduate education. i think this is -- you know, one way to think about how we can make six years of education compress them to four or five years. more efficient. and really make college attainable. >> bill: you know what? i must admit i never heard of the concept. it makes a lot of sense. certainly for some students, right and some schools and like -- not do away with the need for college altogether but -- >> i think we can challenge a lot more of our young people. it i

compromise is not a bard word. word. art -- bad >> i came from a family with seven kids.ou don't get what you want for dinner every night. >> you've been arguably -- you've already been a conference committee, you brought it up. >> sure. >> there were key republican -- this was six and six, if i'm not mistaken. six democrats, you were the chair there. what went wrong? if you could not solve it then when the sequestration gun was to your head, how is conference going to go any different between you and paul ryan? >> i think several things. first of all, what we ran into having worked many, many hours trying to come up with an agreement was a line in the sand from the republicans saying no revenue would be included. we could not solve this entire problem on the backs of the working class public who was struggling so much from the economic disaster that occurred. that would not be fair, it ed, it was balance not what the public was asking for. we had an election where the public said yes, we want a balanced approach, we want compromise. >> you got revenue. you got $600 billi

chaired the part -- share the bard's word hundred famous verses from a shakespearean plays. this is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, and enjoy the sunshine, and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare and floats you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. take a bus and have no parking worries. shakespeares' garden is ada accessible. located at the bottom of this hill, it is a secret garden with an infinite in captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, it makes th