there was 8 of them with their black turf bonns on anbens and a box. and in that was a letter in the persian script and said dear compassion of the poor we reviewed your case and in koran education is inor encouraged for all children. it encourages all people to have knowledge and seek knowledge. well, um... with that letter, started getting dozens of proposals especially for girls schools. why is girls education so important? i've gone to the extent now where i say you can drop bombs and build roads or put in electricity but until the girls are implicated, society won't change. several global studies show if you educate a girl to fifth grade level it does three things. reduce infant mortality, population explosion reduction and improve the quality of life and health. if your interested you can look up a guy called, well he wrote a book called development is freedom. it's a fat book. in the 60's another writer had the very foresite to see that girls education would be a process to bring about stabilization of population. he wrote a book called the pove

literally impoverished societies because educated women refused to allow they're sons to fight in theal bonn. you have a less educated mother here. single parent in the difficult system. the higher education a women has the more likely her son is to go on with education rather than getting into violence and drugs and certainly she won't condone her son getting into a gang or drugs. i've sometimes been criticized for that because they say all the 911 hijackers were educated and had university degrees and that certainly is true. but nobody botherd to check they're mothers and nearly all of them were i late rate an illiterate. exciting news and then i have to unfortunately talk to you about negative news. i've been in perhaps 120 cities over the past 14 months talking to maybe 50,000 people and i ask this question most places i go and i'll ask you today. how many of you are aware of the fact in afghanistan today, there's 5 point 2 million children going to school and 1 point 8 million of those are female and in 2000 there was only 8 hundred 6,000 kids in school. how many of you know that fact?

again, the 4.5.1 was the first package of bonn ministry. latest package is the beale street package that routes utilities around on main. here is some of the work that has been completed last month. the work behind howard is almost complete, all the way out to second street. the upper left photograph is at the corner of second and natoma. that is the joint french -- joint trench, and that continues well. continued progress on that work. pg&e is getting their work done as well. they had to install a large bowl on fremont street that had to be custom-made. that was installed this last month. the wall on mission, they've gotten that out and reported it, so they are ready to start working on the framing of the wall.

development in this nuclear plant facility which was devastated and those reactors collapsed one month bonn from the tsunami and earthquake that struck japan a month ago today. we will take you there live as soon as we get word it will take the stage with the latest at the news briefing. do stay with us for that. now want to libya. -- on to libya. spoken koussa ahas publicly and feared that libya will become the new somalia. the former minister was accused of being involved in the lockerbie bombing. he warned the west to avoid further turmoil in his country. >> as a libyan, i am the same as all the libyans. i ask everybody, all the parties to work to avoid taking libya into a civil war. this will lead to so many blood and libya will be a new somalia. more than that, we refuse dividing libya. the unity of libya is essential to any solution and any settlement in libya. the solution in libya will come from the libyans themselves. through discussion and dialogue. >> there with a statement that was given to the bbc. earlier, the libyan minister for social affairs had this reaction to the stateme

well this school, there are somal bonn there and tsom some,al b al ban they're and th attacked and tried kill people that came to school. the taliban. the headmaster peddled his bicycle 30 miles to the commander leader and he had two daughters going to another school. he got very upset and came in with 120 militia and did kill onal ban and wounded one and arrested the 12 dozen others and found out they had gotten 200,000, 3,000, $100 to shut down the school from the mulla in the village. they went to his house and arrested him and they're a waiting trial in kabul and will probably get 6 - 8 years. two days later think did open up the school and even had another inauguration for the school because they said we want our kids to go to school. there are about 18 schools - she's got the facts. there's 18 girls that are not going to school and we set up what's called displaced girls school but the rest of the kid have come back here and i think if if quest we can give those k the support they need for education i think things could really make a difference. this is another school. this is in a

as the bonn pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of lease santos. his father is former assembly speaker. sports figures said he understands people's disappointment with his action, arguing that nunez to not conflict a fatal wound in adding " i feel good about the decision, i happen to know the kid really well and of course you couple friend " the victim's mother spoke with kron 4 about his comments. >> what and on caring proteus that he has more sympathy for a killer that he does for any of the victims that night. if there were four thick stems that night, are some was the only fatality. the two other kids were stabbed in one had such a serious eye injury he required immediate surgery. arnold shows what an insensitive person they he is to help out a well- connected fog and disregard the entire legal process and all the work of the homicide team and the district attorneys. he pled for 16 years to avoid a life sentence, if a jury convicted him he probably would've gotten life. also this is the first time in history that a commutation has been given ba

it also in that testimony bonn said greg anderson never injected him. that contradicts the testimony of kathy hoskins. earlier in the day the judge refused to allow that secret audio tape to be admitted as evidence. that was the tape that steve hoskins secretly recorded in a conversation he had with dr. arthur ting about steroids. if the judge said it was barely intelligible and she said its overall value was low. the defense begins presenting its case on wednesday. among the possible witnesses on the less, two federal agents and barry bonds himself. the attorneys say they will decide in the next few hours whether to call some or none of those witnesses. the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >>pam: sale of kron 4 for continuing coverage of the trial, at 5:25 p.m. attorney michael cardozo will join as for legal analysis of the trial. >>jacqueline: i live look aside from the mount tam cam, a few high clouds passing overhead. forcing another day of cooler temperatures as we head into tomorrow even cooler. in the 60s and low '70's

is not clear of the timing of the decision or what the rules ultimately will be for evaluating that bonn did not, but we expect it around midsummer. since they were willing to pull the decision back in december, we feel it is realistic to assume the outcome should be better than we first saw. under the exit fee case, along with our allies, we have been working hard to address the method for calculating exit fees. sometimes the exit fees are referred to by their acronym in terms of how it shows up on customer billed charges as the pcia power charge. the current method, we have been arguing, and appropriately undervalues or does not recognize the value of the renewable attributes, including the exit fees customers are paying for the coverage to capture the above-market costs. the renewables tends to be above market cost. we would not be getting any credit for the renewable energy associated with that. at the cpuc, even the utilities have been backed into agreeing that the existing method is for all that and result in the calculation is biased towards a higher amount, which is a higher char

this is in the pacific flyway and the concerns of the sierra club and the a you had bonn society have not -- audobon authority. just as a way to step back from this a little bit, this is a huge project with very tall buildings built on an island that is essentially landfill. we are in an active earthquake zone. we have climate change. we have sea level rise. we have tsunami problems. we have seen all of this in great detail in jab in the last few weeks. and i think that with this 20-year buildout that you're talking about, i hope that you're not going to be sorry that you certified this e.i.r. because there are warning signs and there are people who are warning you that this is not a smart development. it has also expanded radically from the way it was first proposed. i just think that we should try think ahead to what might happen and what could happen on that island to the people living there, stuck there in the case of a really bad earthquake and tsunami. thank you very much. >> commissioners in, good evening, saul bloom, archaeology. it is no longer adequate to effectively represe

there was 8 of them with their black turf bonns on anbens and a box. and in that was a letter in the persian script and said dear compassion of the poor we reviewed your case and in koran

review act resolution that would overturn them and assuming the court doesn't get around to stay in bonn returning overtime for the first complaint comes in before the fcc under the net neutrality rules, how do you, someone who has dissented from the net neutrality rules or someone who dissented from the data running how do you approach those kind of issues of fact and dispute the rules you yourself oppose? >> excellent question. you're saying there is a rule i would oppose it is level of the land until it is overturned in court and so what do we do? this could be the pacific like i do think there will be a number of complaints filed under the net neutrality rules and we will see where those lead us. you have to look at the law and the facts and straining from this principle that's when the things can get sticky and inconsistent, but the most common request we actually get at the sec when you boil it down is pleased regulate my rifle and i think that is what is going on in the net neutrality in the number of things we see. >> one of the rifles we sometimes hear is the other guys in terms

discuss it is shadi hamid director of research at the brookings doha center and fellow with us of bonn center for middle east policy at the brookings institute institution study thanks so much for being here tonight first carter's eight years and this is the first time that it's here in the u.s. why the take so long well i mean the idea is that most of the time it's been doing . this conference but we wanted to switch it up this time to kind of change perspective a little bit and it's important also. to have a more d.c. oriented focus so i think that's what we're having this time around where you can have more of a discussion about the implications of u.s. policy and the role of official washington and he's a view of the muslim world so what are they saying the implications of u.s. policy are i know you are you're laughing about it the second to go but i am curious as to find out really who's who's speaking at this forum how many people they represent when you think about the arab you know in the muslim world when you think about the fact that it's one that's rapidly changing as we see

it's a story we have bonn following for the -- we have been following for the past month. >>> and the los angeles dodgers are promising a sea of blue at their next home game. it won't be from the fans. >>> good morning traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge is doing well. we will tell you more about how crowded it's getting on one of the major bay area bridges. >>> good morning, right now traffic will be busy on the upper deck of the bay bridge. remember later today it's the giants home opener. 40,000 plus sold out at & t park. it's already busy getting into the city. >>> here's a story you will only see on 2 this morning. two men suspected of breaking into east bay storage units have been arrested. ktvu first broke the news last month. 47-year-old gregory rented a storage locker he and 41-year- old james bounds broke into other lockers. investigators say the break in the case came when an employee at public storage noticed one of the them loitering on the property and called police. the alameda county sheriffs department is trying to find the estimated 30 owners of more than 1,000

bonn sat stonefaced through the verdict.is legal team that asked that the guilty verdict be thrown out. a hearing on that request is now set for may 20th. kron 4 robbed joins us now from outside the courthouse in san francisco. >>rob: " the one guilty counts of been a lot of days of, when he testified for the grand jury about to his relationship with craig anderson. also about being a child with celebrity. he was also found not guilty on all the charges specifically relating to his have been taken steroids or performance enhancing drugs. tisch as a emerge from the courthouse here at the federal building this afternoon, the fund's attorney allen was us whether or not this was resolved of the government's case seeing a little bit on the weak side for his case being on the strong side? >> and that's something where you will draw a your own conclusions. it was certainly be seriously contested trial, here we are in counts one-to-3, there is no verdict, no judgment. the counts which alleged steroids, which allege needles, which al

as the bonn unit has pled guilty in a homicide of 22 year-old luis sandoz.ther's former assembly speaker. support sniggered told newsweek that he knew the kid well and it was all right to help but a friend. the victim's family tells kron 4 news, they are outraged. theresa, kron 4 news. and >>haazig: arrest has been made in tuesday's attempted sexual assault case in the lake merritt area. investigators tell me the next up is to see if there's a connection between the suspects they have in custody and at least three other sexual assaults dating back to september of 2010 in the lake merritt area. outside oakland police headquarters, kron 4 news. >>jeff: this gas station at the corner of brian and fourth street was hit by vandals in the early morning hours. it happened around 4:45 a.m. several men chained the handles of the gas pumps to get there. the scattered these flyers all over the place. the flyers are protest against the oil industry and urged a movement away from gasoline. the flyers also said the protests marked the one-year anniversary of the bp oil sp

bonn faces four charges he's accused of lying to the grand jury when he said he never knowingly took steroids or human growth hormone. he's also accused of obstruction of justice. deliberations are expected to resume wednesday. >> justine: updates will come right here on kron4. president barack obama will outline his fiscal policy he said this deliver a speech at 10:30 a.m. it will call for a reduced spending in medicare, medicaid higher taxes, lower defense costs. house republicans have warned they will not consider any plans that include tax increases the president's speech comes as they push congress to raise the limit on the national debt. they also said they would not raise the debt ceiling without reduction. we'll have that speech 40 rate karen www.kron4.com >> james: keep it here kron4 we'll have live coverage of that when it begins. so whenever the president decides to step up their we will go to the >> justine: . coming up we will update to run our weather forecasts. louisa as they're updating the forecast in the west center. a live look in albany traffic is doing ok. >> jus

they say will corroborate the testimony that he and the doctor discuss bonn's allegis to rate used.r. king said that was not the case. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live look your the james lick on this tuesday morning at light t. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ or...you can get all this. for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. kfc's $5 everyday meals. like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink. 5 for 5 bucks every day. today tastes so good. >> darya: here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we are now heading into the cool down from yesterday's heat, lawyers fighting and 68 for the high today that breeze is picking up there's even a chance of showers as we get to there's day when the temperatures drop another 10 degr

could finish its case today a drug testing expert, is expected to complete his testimony last week bonn'sted the testimony of his business manager who told the jury he had as many as 15 discussions with the doctor. he said those conversations never happened. we have reporters inside the courtroom and dared side will keep you updated. oakland police are searching for a man suspected of shooting two people, killing one. police have released a sketch of the man they're looking for, they say he is wanted for the shooting of two people at his home on harriet ave. that happens saturday. he was last seen driving a silver honda civic. police say he's likely armed, dangerous, they have not said what led up to the shooting that killed one person. >> mark: city leaders some loss angeles condemning violence among sports fans. a giants fan attacked and beaten, he is now in a medically induced trauma. a 42 road paramedic of fathers to. he was approached by two men after the game. hit, kicked repeatedly. at $10,000 or more has been offered for information leading to the rest of his assailants. police ha

we have seen already their capabilities back in 1992 when they bombed the embassy in bonn as iris -- in buenoes aires. the mastermind of these attacks -- there is an interpol injunction against him. he eagerly serves as iran's defense minister. they have an ally, iran, in the region, caracas, hugo chavez, and they are in africa and many other places. this is the major risk we have now, that they will i get the revolutions around us. -- that they will hijacked the revolutions around us. there are basically two ways to do it. one is the long, methodical way, but still very necessary, and that is to offer a type of marshal plan to the people of the region. by saying, shall plan, that does not mean that you or the europeans -- by saying that marshall plan, that does not mean that you or the europeans will need to put in a lot of money. but the money is very much available in the region. saudi arabia and the gulf countries sit on mega-trillion funds which they could spare, and also it is their best interest to make sure that the iranian revolution will not be repeated. there might be a wa

bonn's defense attorneys immediately ask the judge to throw out the conviction they said it will filesentencing date is set. after the verdict jurors were finally able to talk about the trial. the eight women, foreman said there was for keep you heated arguments that could only agree on the one account. >> he was evasive, when you look at the entire grand jury testimony, he is often dodging the question, giving answers that are not relevant to the question. he would start rambling on. this is one question which was really clear. he was just being asked whether not the had a needle injected. he would just talk about something else. there is sitting in front of a grand jury. >> the last day of deliberation i really think gestures we did a good job together as far as coming tour where we're at. we got deadlocked. >> i'm not a baseball person i did not know anything about any of this. i barely knew who he was. based solely on the evidence there isn't enough to say he was guilty. >> cinquain came to a point where i basically said this is how i feel, i am not going back. >> venture was the

therefore counts, not 54 counts accusing bonn of lying about knowing he taking steroids and growth hormonesr not he had been injected by rick anderson. the prosecution presented menaces that said he did know these things and these things did happen. on the other hand obviously the defense feels like they did not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt and some of their witnesses were questionable. i'm sure the make that point tomorrow. >> mark: thank you, for the update we will check back with him to mark as he's been inside the courtroom for closing arguments but the defense has now rested and things are beginning to wrap up in the perjury trial. taking a look here at the james lick, it is very quiet traffic rise in front of sunshine. she yeah! boom! hi, i'm a stunt man. and i love watching me on at&t u-verse tv. i can record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. i can even record a show in this room... ...and play it back in this room. honey, i just vacuumed. [ female announcer ] call now to get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months -- hd-ready dvr included at no extra cha

remember the neighbors were excluded from the bonn conference. is it worth it? the money could be spent better elsewhere. however, given our goals, with all is not a policy. the west has substantial enough interest to require -- what are our demands for a political settlement? that is how i would frame it. if you are saying to me -- the debates about surging or not surging without political north star does not get to the main point. we are not buying our way out of trouble with the troops we are putting in there. >> i am from the carlyle group. what is your prognosis for civil society in pakistan? >> i am going to pakistan next month. i think that it is very challenging. on the one hand, a civilian government may last its full term in pakistan. they could be succeeded by other civilian governments. secondly, one of the things the press that did was open up the media. that is serious and good. thirdly, desolate and vault in the education -- i am and vault in the education commission that helps build stronger education institutions across pakistan. equally, the pr

in addition to the private bonn -- private loans made by the bank which are different than the pell grants. you also have the for-profit schools making unregulated loans and causing a disaster for consumers. the department of education has fought back very hard against the for-profits goals and of their and their loans. count on the cfpb to be the student loan, born the be as well. host: last call from florida on the democratic line. concerned,far as i'm tomorrow would not be too soon for the agency to go online. i think the first thing they should address would be the speculators and what they're doing to the price of oil. what i would like to know is how a week, consumers, fights to get this agency online and you can make contact? who can -- what can we do? guest: 81 elizabeth warren to be the director, urged your elected officials to nominate her. do you wanted to have your representative? call him or her today and say that they needed to oppose any attempts to weaken the consumer bureau, a particularly the ones going on in the financial committee that will defund and delay it. host: lo

she testified she witnessed an injection of one of the perjury counts against bonn's accuses him of tellinguries that nobody but his doctor ever injected him. >> darya: the giants will employ a world series security for tonight's game against the dodgers. they want to prevent any retaliation from the beating of a fan. he was beaten up bin date dodgers stadium tonight is the first since that attack. giants estimates it would be 30- 40 percent larger than the typical home game. >> james: we are starting off cloudy today, cool, and maybe get this afternoon. all in all not bad. the afternoon there is a chance of a sprinkle of the north bay, by this evening may be some breezy and cool conditions headed into the overnight hours. you can see that shock with the wind and the clouds. that is what you will deal with as you head out the door. 50 degrees in san francisco, 48 san rafael, down through the livermore valley warming up to 48, livermore valley 48, here's a quick look at satellite imagery, of bringing in colder and that's why we see temperatures cooler this afternoon and tomorrow. once the sy

i think if people -- i think of people like craig leonard who owns bonn cey craftsmen in londonderry, new hampshire. he remodels bathrooms and kitchens. with the uncertainty, everyone is keeping their wallets closed he recently had to lay off three employees and pairly has enough work to keep himself busy. without the confidence that can come from passing the path to prosperity, there's no telling when his business will return to prosperity itself. and when he can dare to hire again. i think about people like charlie and laura morgan who own a storage company in new hampshire. they've lost tenants in that down economy, charging -- causing them to reduce the rents they charge. this is keeping them from hiring additional employees and creating depretter opportunities for our fellow granite staters. the path to prosperity provides confidence by charting a responsible course so that creditors can loan with confidence and people can borrow money knowing that they'll be able to repay it. the example of hard-pressed small business owners i cited are located just in new hampshire but all over

dede wilson, contributing editor for bonn appetite magazine joins us.ed how many -- have said they are going to have on the day of the wedding, that evening, little parties. >> or even first thing in the morning. chocolate? i'll start off the day with chocolate. >> to have one of these cakes would be fun. first is a chocolate cake picked by prince william. >> this is a cake he's enjoyed since he was a child. it's been served to him in the palace. it's basically an icebox cake. it's so easy. we have chocolate and butter that we have already melted together. >> yum. >> help me add the cream. >> sure. heavy cream? >> heavy cream. the chocolate can be up to a 60% dark chocolate. and this is called golden syrup. it's a very british ingredient. it's a liquid sweetener. it comes in a jar like honey. it's not as strongly flavored. i wouldle equate it to maybe like a brown sugar syrup with a slightly toasty flavor. it just makes it a little bit more intriguing and interesting. this is all stirred together on the stove. >> very low heat. >> and it's a no bake cak

violence against women, men, or children and i commend the other members of this body for the white rib bonns that they courageously wore to again raise the awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. we have a serious problem in front of us, mr. speaker. in every community in america. but i have hope. america is an amazing country and i am so privileged to be an american, to be free. i believe that the greatness of this country is a reflection of both the greatness of our founding and the greatness of our people. we are up to and equal to the task of fighting domestic violence and sexual assault if we put our american minds and our american spirits to it. so today, as i stand before you, mr. speaker, again to call attention to the scourge of domestic violence and sexual abuse, but at the same time celebrating the wonderful agencies and shelters and volunteers and people who have stepped forth who are willing to take this issue on, who are willing to address it, who are willing to help the victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. we are blessed by their service, by their commit