. >> john bonn joe vi gave a commencement address, and he wrote and performed a song called start yourolution. >>> if you're a harry potter fan, one star has blossomed. look at that. what better way to end the show. "way too early" starts right now. >>> good morning. it's friday may 22nd nd. welcome to "way too early." i'm in washington d.c. we begin this morning with breaking news right here in the nation's capitol. police confirm that 34-year-old daron wint was captured shortly after 11:00 p.m. last night. police say they followed a car from maryland into northeast d.c. before taking him into custody during a traffic stop. he's been charged with first degree murder while armed suspected of holding the family and housekeeper hostage before killing off four and torching the house. law enforcement officials told wnbc thursday they believe he took a bus to new york city before returning to d.c., tracking him in part through a phone they obtained through his girlfriend. she was not arrested and police say she was cooperative. among the dead savopoulos, ceo of a metal supply company where

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information visit ahead, amy. >> roll call. commissioner adams, here. commissioner brandon here. commissioner ho here. approval of minutes, for the april 28th meeting >> second >> all those in favor, say aye >>-a- >> opposed? so moved. anyone here to comment on the closed session? so moved. >> okay. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> so we're in closed session >> okay, council sell regarding existing

that paves the way for a formal decision at the world heritage committee meeting in july in bonn, germany. japanese officials have decided to consult with their south korean counterparts before then. >>> the head of taiwan's ruling party has held talks with chinese president xi jinping. it was the first time that the nationalist party and the communist party have spoken. experts are trying to see what impact it could have on taiwan's presidential election next january and the future of the relationship. >> reporter: this was his first visit to mainland china since he was elected chairman of the nationalist party in january. he's a rising star within the party and many people are hoping he'll run for president. during the talks, chu called for greater unity. >> reporter: and china's president seemed to agree. chu also spoke to university students in shanghai and beijing. he said he wants to open channels of communication between young people. some critics in taiwan say that stronger relations with china would only benefit the wealthy. chu said he'd like to implement policies to expand econ

. ♪♪ >> that is new jersey rocker, john bonn bon jovi singing his new song reunion for the first timewrote the song for the graduates, it marked the first time he ever sang is publically. >> that is pretty cool. sounds like david murphy. >> i have to listen again zbh still to come here on "action news," the high school yearbook mugshot that has students and parents outraged and a murder mystery at the nation's capital, lease identified the man accused of killing a family inside of their home. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've be

of course you can always find us online, but for now, from me here in our bonn studios thanks for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- steves: in a nutshell, classical rome lasted about 1,000 years -- roughly 500 b.c. to 500 a.d. rome grew for 500 years, peaked for 200 years, and fell for 300 years. the first half was the republic, ruled by elected senators. the last half was the empire, ruled by unelected emperors. in its glory days, the word "rome" meant not just the city, but what romans considered the entire civilized world. everyone was either roman or barbarian. people who spoke latin or greek were considered civilized, part of the empire. everyone else, barbarian. according to legend, rome was founded by two brothers, romulus and remus. abandoned in the wild and suckled by a she-wolf, they grew up to establish the city. in actuality, the first romans mixed and mingled here -- in the valley between the famous seven hills of rome. this became the roman forum. in 509, they tossed out their king and established the relatively democratic roman repub

qatar said if there is significant ground troop presence from the united states, and we are recruiting bonn ansa for isil. the meeting occurred with the saudis, so they are willing at least somewhere to take some significant military action to deal with threats in their own region but said u.s. ground troops against isil would be problematic. i didn't read that to say not even one or under no circumstances, but they were very wary about the notion of u.s. ground troops. we are trying to work that out on the foreign relations committee as we think about an authorization. are they wrong or if they are right, how would you square that with u.s. presence, u.s. should port should mean? >> i actually think for all of the criticisms of the obama administration strategy, some of which i share, this is the one component that didn't exist before. it has been underutilized. the summit last week, though there were news articles about it, there is a conversation to try to build on what can we do in partnership with them. if there is one thing we should have learned from 2003 to 2010 or 2011 in iraq, yes

fact right now we have a train strike here in germany, so once we've finished today's show here in bonninstead of taking my usual weekly train ride back home to berlin, i'll have to fly. but two swiss amateur pilots are working on a solution for my guilty conscience, they're flying around the world in a plane that does not use dirty fossile fuel, but rather clean solar energy. reporter: if this adventure fails, 13 years of development and 150 million euros will be lost. if it succeeds, the two swiss aerial pioneers will make history and send a message dear to their hearts, flight without aviation fuel is possible. the trip begins at dawn on march 9th. solar impulse 2 is towed to the runway in abu dhabi. andrÉ borschberg and bertrand piccard pose for the media. the mood in the control center in monaco is tense. in the middle of it all is prince albert, who sponsored the project lavishly. >> andre, here is albert. i have good news. i herewith grant permission for take-off. have a good flight and, above all, lots of sunshine! reporter: 7:12 in the morning. the start of a trip around the wo

some of it likely to the cooking and gardening program like this bonn at malcolm x elementary school. it was the high rates of obesity in berkeley's children that led to the push for the tax. the beverage industry spent 3 million trying to defeat the measure. >> if the goal was to make it much more difficult for businesses to do business then they succeeded and to improve outcomes, i'm not sure that's happened. >> the owner of this neighboring store in albany hopes he's picking up business. >> i have seen people come here to get sodas because there's no tax on the soda that we sell. >> reporter: berkeley leaders say it would be fine if there was no more soda to sell in their city. in berkeley carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> tonight san mateo is considering extending the half-cent sales tax. they're hoping to raise more money to fix potholes and increase programs for seniors. the tax is set to expire in 2018. it brings in $5 million a year. >>> the palo alto city council will talk about a new measure tonight that could limit chain stores on california avenue. it would require larger bus

americas minimum wage has been $7.25 at six years and has not kept up with inflation now bonn williamsnce is $16 per hour. is that good enough? >> it has not even kept pace with the cost of living these people are trapped in the low income jobs. john: then that means they have no job because some workplaces will not pay that >> it is basic math when the cost of a good or service goes up they by last that means the price of labor goes up so they employ a few were people. >> welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. why not 50? direct obviously 50 would have a direct consequence. john: 59 doesn't? >> raising minimum wage has almost no impact we will do less impacter hire less workers? the metal think that is true look at seattle at the airport to small-business is say we cannot keep up with the mandated increase of labor cost per bowknot -- had to get there through mandated is artificial wage rose that the cost of living is lower than an rubio cost. >> but these would be a stepping stone to put you in a position. >> but we take away that stepping stone for the low-skilled workers you cannot

americas minimum wage has been $7.25 at six years and has not kept up with inflation now bonn williamsnce is $16 per hour. is that good enough? >> it has not even kept pace with the cost of living these people are trapped in the low income jobs. john: then that means they have no job because some workplaces will not pay that >> it is basic math when the cost of a good or service goes up they by last that means the price of labor goes up so they employ a few were people. >> welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. why not 50? direct obviously 50 would have a direct consequence. john: 59 doesn't? >> raising minimum wage has almost no impact we will do less impacter hire less workers? the metal think that is true look at seattle at the airport to small-business is say we cannot keep up with the mandated increase of labor cost per bowknot -- had to get there through mandated is artificial wage rose that the cost of living is lower than an rubio cost. >> but these would be a stepping stone to put you in a position. >> but we take away that stepping stone for the low-skilled workers you cannot

>>george: highway 4 it will be the non commit direction of highway 4 because it is east of bonn to not is there's a spill of what appears to be the report as oriole and paint in the roadway is just before franklin canyon road on eastbound highway 4 and because both lanes are bloc is backing of the ride and could start to affect the canoe i had the drive is >>george: 11 take highway 4 off interstate 80 hercules to banal as for the convenience of this concern the drive time now 30 minutes from hercules and down to berkeley in emeryville i had were from one of our viewers that was there at a spot as the avenue of oregon clear from the traffic lanes but it is backed up the ride adjutancy. the back of his stories in the macarthur maze drive times now at about 19 to 20 minutes to san the sale bridge and highway 92 commute as we get closer to 7:00 to see traffic slowed in still not stop and go amiss conditions here a little better than normal at the golden gate bridge 101 appliance shop on problem and let free the ride from recounted still on the two to five minutes the trip time out of richm

. >> reporter: purple and greenery bonnes line the -- green rib beens line the family's -- ribbons lean the levi home. now the man expected of killing the 21-year-old washington, d.c. intern is expected to get a new trial. attorneys for ingmar guandique argue a key witness in the 2011 trial lied and state prosecutors have with drown their long standing opposition in i can't say i have total doubt. i will say it i am 100% sure that the right man is behind bars. >> reporter: the native was romantically linked with then congressman gary condit, ruled out as a suspect. but does the levy family have doubts about him? >> i am not able to answer that. i am sorry. >> reporter: chandra's body was found in a washington, d.c. park and the mother does not anticipate attending much of the ingmar guandique trial. >> i don't have my daughter is. >> the next hearing is scheduled for next week but partisans are trying to push that back. >>> -- but prosecutors are trying to push that back. >>> and a double shooting in the 2300 block of irving street had a man dead after being shot in the head and a woman

. >> bonn bear i don't know if you want to weigh in.oetd hold of a lot of the american magazines, reading them "washingtonian" for example, did that surprise you? >> no wolf. because he was looking at the united states. he attacked on 9/11 counting on the united states changing its policy pulling out of the middle east withdrawing support from saudi arabia what have you. so he was desperate to understand this country, and clearly he didn't. i mean he was reading anti-semitic works, he was reading conspiracy theorists. he was very confused i'm sure through all of this what we were going to do next. end of the day, he ended up you know causing the death of more muslims than anybody since the mongol mongols. i think this probably all came as a surprise to him. and i think frankly he was a defeated man. he couldn't resurrect his networks. it would look like he tried and he was fairly irrelevant by the time the s.e.a.l.s got him. >> he was really interested in killing americans. colonel reese, if you read these documents, go after, attack am

the changes coming just in time for the weekends, just few minute with the seven day forecast hey bonnetween new york and philadelphia no regional rails, no asela sprays trainings, options for septa's trenton line, you have couple every ways to go here. from the trenton station, new jersey transit supplying shuttle buses to the west trenton line. and then septa has beefed up the service on the west trenton regional rail line. corn wells park and ride off woodhaven road from there septa will supply shuttle buses, to the market frankford line's frankford transportation center so you can take the l. or drive and park at any one of the stations along either the fox chase or the west trenton line, for the folks coming in from south jersey or for the northeast corridor, new jersey transit trains, are running between trenton and new york city of course use the river line or patco high-speed line into and out every philly. some tips, extra time needed all around the board, no matter which mode of transportation you pick for today. even if you don't use the trains the guy next to you on the roa

earlier i joined the congressman and the editor in chief of bonn appetite magazine to seek congressmanex wagner and i'm here with congressman charlie rangel and adam rappaport to talk about "rangel resolutions." i'm charlie rangel and i'm embarrassed. >> charlie rangel travels -- >> it's big news. it's a small thing. it's like a cocktail shaker. >> you don't have a blend ensure. >> yeah. a travel blender. a travel steamer. >> you guys you have to put liquid in here. ♪ ♪ >> make some noise and i don't do any shaking. >> cheers! >> i'm going name a person and you tell me some food product that you associate with them. okay. >> nancy pelosi. >> chocolate. >> ted cruz? >> hot peppers. >> all right. >> plenty of hot peppers. >> elizabeth warren? >> broccoli. >> good for you. makes you strong. marco rubio, another senator -- >> whatever it is it has to be water. >> speaker boehner? >> i don't know what he eats other than cigarettes. >> wow. >> so now we are going to make alma rangel's crab cakes. ♪ ♪ are you a hot sauce kind of a guy? >> you bet! >> why did i know that? >> the key to great c

the vehicle became air bonn and flipped and landed upright again and he amazingly is fine.had it all on camera mounted to the car. >> yeah. i missed all of that so i'm glad we've got that now. >>> we'll head back to chantilly as the fairfax urban search and rescue team returns from nepal. >> and the latest on that helicopter crash in the next half-hour. >> if you're headed to the chesapeake bay blues festival, it's in annapolis. we'll see the potential for thunderstorms unfortunately. therier concerts have a much better likelihood of staying completely dry but the headliner which is greg allman later this evening might get wet so bring the umbrella and keep an eye to the sky. if you hear thunder, it's time okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. no other pizza tastes like freschetta because no other pizza is made like freschetta. and try great tasting gluten free freschetta. ask for it at your local store. . >>> g

bonn joins us on the "fast" line, always good to speak with you.e a tremendous call two weeks ago with twitter. why bother going out ahead of zillow's turn tomorrow? >> thanks for having me. there are six main reason, actual 4ri68. one this is a huge market, a $60 billion market just beginning to come online. number two, mobile is providing a competitive edge for the mls to keep up with spending. zillow create a scale, the network effect. we think it's a must buy for asia, very difficult to compete against. the number four rois, on the three, four, 5 x. football five, the rentals and emergency, which aren't accounted for by the street. they are going from margins to mid-teens. when we look at the price of this we think 25 times eb that a lot of upside here for investors. >> bob, obviously, the stock is out of favor here. investors announced they hated it. they gave poor guidance for the full year when they announced a month ago. they will announce the quarterly and the forward guidance, it sounds like a day later, the ceo, i have been speaking at y

san francisco 101 southbound and sadly now look at what has happened to traffic which is jammed in bonnay and along the skyway has now met up with the slow traffic all the way across the span from the bay bridge and then because of the early recovery accident here in the macarthur maze look at how this each your freeway interstate 580 and highway 24 all jammed up we're now looking at over a 36 minute drive times from highway 24 and to the bay bridge what should a person do this morning check the great circle route over to interstate 580 will take a look at that in a moment of course there is one of so traffic on the nimitz freeway northbound and southbound and the ride through the south bay jammed up because of early recovery problems with a tracking now 35 minute drive times on 28047 minute drive times on 85. >>george: 46 to 48 minutes on 101 and the northbound direction the bay bridge as we told you solidly backed up on all of the approaches the golden gate bridge is a light and easy ride in the southbound direction. it might even be a better option would show the chip time into cente

when these words were spoken in the address to the german bundestag 30 years ago today in bonn, not theress this view, but the first to do so with the authority which resides in the head of state, it did not reflect broad public opinion. but perceptions were changing, and today it is a view which is shared by the majority of germans. the 8th of may marked the end of a war which was started and was waged by germany, by a german government with criminal energy. by the end, it had claimed more than 50 million lives, including the lives of around eight million germans. 70 years ago today the guns finally fell silent in europe, after almost six years. after 2,077 days of terrible war. germany's unconditional surrender followed its total defeat in a war whose criminal nature most germans had failed to recognize until it was too late. indeed, many were reluctant to admit it to themselves for years afterwards. a viennese writer, at the time an emigre in london and later a nobel laureate, wrote, "it is a measure of the self-delusion in which the germans have been living. the enormity of their de

when another spoke these words in his address 30 years ago today in bonn, not the first person to expressrst to do so with the authority which resides in the head of state, it did not reflect broad public opinion. but perceptions were changing, and today it is a view which is shared by the majority of germans. the 8th of may marked the end of a war which was started and waged by germany, by a german government with criminal energy . by the end it had claimed more than 50 million lives including the lives of around eight million germans. 70 years ago today the guns finally fell silent in europe after almost six years. after 2,077 days of terrible war. germany's unconditional surrender followed its total defeat in a war whose criminal nature most germans had failed to recognize until it was too late. indeed, many were reluctant to admit it to themselves for years afterwards. the vienese write wrote it is a measure of the self-delusion in which the germans have been living. the enormity of their delusion, the blinding power of their hopeless belief which is so profoundly disquieting. and he

suspected of hitting and killing a bay area mother and an infant is out of jail this morning fall on bonn to will show you the same the crash happened saturday night at an apartment complex and livermore it received a video the wreckage that was left behind from the crash family they're the victims of drunk driving accident or police a 35 year-old. >>reporter: the tires slashed to the ground. he was speeding around the bend jumped a curb and the mother and daughter killing them after a crash through the two trees into the backyard and finally come to hold on the neighbor's porch. southern has to be done about inviting. he is sure to counts of vehicular manslaughter he leaves behind a to your son to to your daughter and husband and france say they are hot all are broken. . >>james: it is a trouble spot and they hope safety is improved in that area in some way police also want to know where he was with king five and 7:00 p.m. there like to see if you serve alcohol after he was seen drinking heavily. >>james: the series of her twins that rattled the bay area five of them hitting just south o

. ♪ francine: milan says bonn journeyo today and opens its doors to the world expo with 10 million ticketst will add as many as 90,000 jobs thanks to 2.5 billion in public and private investment. the mayor said he hopes the jobs will stay for good. >> for the next six months, we expect 89,000 jobs to be created. we hope that the expo and i am convinced of that, will be a success, not only will these jobs be permanent but they will increase in number because milan is becoming more and more an i attraction and the expo will be a test for the food business, tourism and trade. francine: we're back with credit agricole's head of research. in terms of the jobless rate in italy, when you look at milan expo, i'm sure people want to to go but actually it is a jobs creation story when you see unemployment at 13%. are they pushing reforms through that are needed? they need to do more. >> they do try. the last couple of of days we had another victory. the election reform seems to be -- as well. obviously it will take time to see the results. the facts that the unemployment rate keeps growing and it is

bonn -- john bon jovi, in rutgers. >> you now he's in camden right now. >> on line beauty bloggers sayyeliner, after soaking in water. some post on line tutorials like this one, inner rim of your eye, also turn it into lipstick. >> but the company says what? >> the products are non-toxic, it doesn't mean they're safe, as beauty essentials, especially sensitive areas around your eye. >> i wouldn't even have thought to do that. >> don't try this at home, kids. >> mike, the new thing, if you want to find out a new look, go on youtube, look up make up tutorial, women and girls do this. don't do that. >> crayola, i'm sure, trying to prevent a lawsuit? >> probably what it is. >> star was born after the rockets played the clippers tuesday night. i'm talking the nba finals, and the playoffs, right? so, you know one of the best guards in the nba players in the world, curry answering questions. i had no idea he has two year old doted here couldn't be cuter. her name is really. she took over the press conference. >> basketball, but -- >> hahaha. >> we're both supposed to, you know -- >> that, dad

let's bring in dl bonn wilmington, delaware. would you buy grow pro stock right here. yes?even a wilmington delaware. i am going to give you a big no for a go pro. i think the big thing about the announcement as they also announced a new quadrille and they will as well as the spherical virtual reality thing that you mentioned, the setup that you mention. go pro hit their numbers. they did a good job last quarter. they have a great demographic. from an engineer's perspective my background in engineering i don't know that i love a camera company getting into the drone business as a core product and with no moat around the business. how does china to really have a chance to take a big bite out of them. they are not monetizing content yet. a big no for me. >> we got a loud and clear. new high yesterday at 629. kingdom of ration this morning. would you buy it in 625? >> it's a little rich for my blood. i have a hold on this one. if you have it in your portfolio already keep it. there's an upside here but not enough to tell you to put new money to work. the big upside story that

bill: you see where wages have bonn in six years? >> i agree. there is increasing class division. winners a take a lot more. there is more pressure on wages as a result but again, look at it in the context of us coming out after tremendous recession. look at the world in terms of their economic condition, ask where would you rather live, bill hemmer, in the united states or anywhere else -- bill: you know what that answer is. mk weigh in on that quickly. i want to get back to this whole thing about isis. >> we should always say heck, we're better than greece. we're doing okay. we have higher standards. we don't want to get used to a new normal. unemployment number, yes one always talks about goes down but partly because we have the smallest labor force we've had in years, which does mean a ton of people are out of the work or underemployed. they have become more dependent on the. frankly being dependent on the government has greater costs than just financial costs. it is not great for communities. it is not great for families. it is great to have a safety net but those things when

an hour 65 minutes because of the low visibility hit you have any plans to pick any one of that and bonn early morning flight that could be some problems open san jose you're doing just fine if the forecast for today that britain down 40 the morning hours no surprise there cloud conditions cool a little breezy if temperatures and allowed gifted temperatures warmer to low 60s were looking at amendments approved for the coast that will be the lunch hour as we head toward letter on apricot kids getting out of school if you're heading home look for partly cloudy afternoon generally. >>james: we have allowed most of the ease with shoreline your extended outlook listed over to. the to since >>reporter: without any major hot spots so far if you have to use the bay bridge this morning if so makes it get the full tank of gas you been sitting in the back of the bay bridge toll plaza also was about 80 is moving low across the upper deck in the usual calling on the west about five slow traffic through the east bay 458680 south is close to the south to the coming through downtown san jose no major pr

where that stands steve liesman and a top bonn market pro- will be here to weigh in. >>> and stocks that may be poised for hefty returns this summer some of the names on the list might surprise you. >> i can't wait. u decide what to do. with tools that help you see how market activity is affecting your positions. so when the time comes to decide whether to scale in or scale out... you can make your move wherever you are. and start working on your next big idea. ♪ ♪ >>> let's take a look at the major indices. while it looks like not a whole lot is going on in terms of the point move it's at a different level. if we stay positive, that will be a record high closing. thes in back is kbofabove 5,100, also an all-time high. >> as you know memorial day weekend is here. time for summer stock picks. >> we have quite awe few-- a few that may perform. we look over the past decade in the stocks in the s&p that show good outperformance between memorial day and labor day. we'll use that as our summer season. take a look at these numbers. again, on average over the past ten years between memorial day

buying a treasury bonn at 1.9% is worse than buying it at 2.2% which is where we are today. >> bob, whathis having on stocks? >> it's really causing traders to get confused because the exact cause of it is difficult to figure out. is it the german bund market the fundamentals in the u.s.? is it a problem with liquidity in the bond market? it's hard to sort out the thread. you can see the influence. look at the three-year option. at 1:00 the option came in pretty well. rick gave it an "a." the stock market moved up on that. yields moved down. the stock market moved up on that. all throughout the day-year-olds were calmer the stock market was calmer. tomorrow we get a 10 and 30-year auction. if demand is strong there, i anticipate rates will calm down the stock market will calm down. >> we'll bring these two back here. we'll talk more about this on the floor. we'll come back with the closing countdown countdown. you folks who follow us on twitter already got this information, art cashin said the imbalance is to the sell side by $200 million, lightly imbalanced right now. >> i believe we ha

qatar said if there is significant ground troop presence from the united states, and we are recruiting bonn ansa for isil. the meeting occurred with the saudis, so they are willing at least somewhere to take some significant military action to deal with threats in their own region but said u.s. ground troops against isil would be problematic. i didn't read that to say not even one or under no circumstances, but they were very wary about the notion of u.s. ground troops. we are trying to work that out on the foreign relations committee as we think about an authorization. are they right or wrong, and if they are right, how would you square that with a u.s. presence should mean? >> i actually think for all of the criticisms of the obama administration strategy, some of which i share, this is the one component that didn't exist before. mr. katulis: it has been underutilized. the summit last week, though there were news articles about it, there is a conversation to try to build on what can we do in partnership with them. if there is one thing we should have learned from 2003 to 2010 or 2011 in i

and then by bonn in time you see it grows in intensity. tour of three afternoon we could see pot of thunderstorms not again. and on hold will be a light rain event we could not again tetrapod of heavy rain come down for time some lending as well. al move on. >> james: temperatures are right now lot low 50s mid. 50s at the moment slowly warming eventually get the upper 60s for east bay valley is 66 pleasanton in antioch. as a south bay that settles it oakland 67 as will have the north bay. and talk about what sort happened after the storm passes laws by a. far away dry out saturday sunday we warm up a little bit and then highs but up the low seven is. skies begin to clear more more as we head toward sunday. if that's the weather.. >> george: better news for boat highway for eastbound where the chp has shot the roadway down on the eastbound side. and this is that stretch of highway for eastbound west farmlands are actually split separated and so the chp diverted traffic off the franklin canyon. it was still here of pay oil is so has met scen

>> it's a technical issue, bonn bob.owed to commit any quote, unquote, further u.s. crimes. >> i see. >> they self-disclosed additional infractions and the justice department said within excuse me you weren't supposed to do this again. you don't get a deferred prosecution agreement. i understand that i'm not advocating giving banks and wall street a pass. what i'm asking for is the realization that main street through the teachers' pension funds and the carpenters this is going to pay the government. >> you can separate the two, though. >> there's absolutely no reason why you can't indict both. hold on. the company is made up of individuals. the department of justice definitely deserves blame for not also bringing criminal indictments against people engaged in wrongdoing. the two aren't mutually exclusive. you can do both. until you start doing both you'll continue to have these problems. >> i agree with you on that point. the problem is there is not going to be the equivalent obligation on the part of banks and culture

well, from here i will go to bonn and then berlin, where there stands a grim symbol of power untamed.the berlin wall, that dreadful gray gash across the city, is in its third decade. it is the fitting signature of the regime that built it. and a few hundred kilometers behind the berlin wall, there is another symbol. in the center of warsaw, there is a sign that notes the distances to two capitals. in one direction it points toward moscow. in the other it points toward brussels, headquarters of western europe's tangible unity. the marker says that the distances from warsaw to moscow and warsaw to brussels are equal. the sign makes this point -- poland is not east or west. poland is at the center of european civilization. it has contributed mightily to that civilization. it is doing so today by being magnificently unreconciled to oppression. poland's struggle to be poland and to secure the basic rights we often take for granted demonstrates why we dare not take those rights for granted. gladstone, defending the reform bill of 1866, declared, "you cannot fight against the future. time is

bonn meche, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their rashes and include extraneous material on h.r. 1561, the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. lucas, the chairman of the spines space and technology committee and author of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lucas: i want to thank the gentleman from texas for his continued work on the science committee. h.r. 1561 prioritizes the -- prioritizes life and property at the national oceanic and atmospheric association. it focuses on research and technology transfer. i echo chairman smith's concerns that severe weather affects large parts of the country and as the representative from oklahoma i understand the need for improvement firsthand. in 203rks the deadly storms in my home state for a stark reminder that we can do better to predict

that nation at war, that they could move people and supplies in such an efficient manner on the auto bonn. he had the vision the same thing would be available for america. he called it the interstate highway system. he created it in the 1950's and virtually everyone in america today would concede it was a brilliant idea. it has created a backbone for commerce in america. in my state of illinois, to have an interstate near your town or passing through your town is really the best thing you can have for your economy except for one other thing. if you have the intersection of interstates nearby, then you know what's going to happen. there's going to be a lot of retail, a lot of commerce, a lot of business opportunities. so here we have this interstate highway system which for almost 60 years has proven to be such a great success in america. why do i dwell on this issue in the closing moments -- we hope -- of this session? there are members of the united states senate who have announced publicly they want to put an end to this. they have said that from their political point of view, we've got