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. >>> the contra coster times reports there are multiple rides and an "a" c transit spokesperson saide will continue to follow the rules. >>> 4:54 is the time let's check with sal for the commute, is there a little bit of road construction? >> yes, but it starts to go away because it gets so heavy at 5:00, i want to show you traffic is moving well and traffic looks good in oakland. of course at the toll plaza, there is no road working and it is a nice drive to san francisco. road working looks good to livermore and caster valley and if you are driving to hayward, 880 looks good and in santa clara valley we are off to a good start. let's go to steve >>> mostly trouble, we have had a series come by and they definitely enhance the fog bank and pacifica only 49 degrees and it has been chill hi. a cool pattern for this time of year and inland areas will start to warm up as we head to the weekend. a little blustery at times, nothing outrageous yet once the cloud deck begins to burn off. where 1 san francisco, 56 san jose. lots of 60s and even sacramento will be hoofing around #0 defreeze. h

. >> at 730 a m a c transit employees heard a loud popping and saul the leak. some employees even saw flames. fire crews were called out, schools in nearby businesses including employees at disney and pixar were told to evacuate. >> it is a little nerve wracking because you do not know what is in the air. however we have professionals, we have the technology, and everything that we could possibly need. >> ac transit spokesperson clarence johnson says a 9,000 gal. tank spontaneously exploded. chopper 5 got these images of vapors escaping the tank and now they are investigating the cause and say that there's no danger to the people nearby because of the nature of the gas. >> it is not totally odorless the addition of a concern because it dents up. hydrogen is lighter than air. so once it hits the atmosphere it goes straight up. >> the company follow proper protocol to clear out the immediate area as the crews came out to shut off the gas leak. clarence johnson with ac transit says they're still trying to figure out the cause. there will be multiple agency investi

now the successor entity to the redevelopment agency, working very hard and diligently ontransbay transit c. this is not just the building of the new wonderful grand central station of the west coast, it is the building of this wonderful new community, and we are here today to hear about that. the other reason i am here today is because i want to express my pricks' tuition to merely, and staff for the hard work that has gone into bringing the plan before you today for your consideration. as you know, we have four city blocks of their construction today. we're building phase one project, which is the station. we're building a station to accommodate 11 different transit systems and accommodate future high-speed rail. we're building a station that under local and state law were mandated to accommodate all different 11 different transit moats and to build this wonderful community. just to give a little bit of background, a number of years ago the state department of transportation transfer the transbay joint powers authority. 12 developable eight goalacres. without the ability to sell this land

following developing news outs of emeryville right now on a above ground hydrogen tank at an remarks c transitis leaking. claudine wong just got to the scene, where evacuations are underway. so how serious is this situation there? >> reporter: i think they're trying assess what is going on here. we're at 45th and san pablo. fire, police will transit officials, the yard is behind this firetruck right in front of us and you can see it two fire drugs positioned there as they assess the situation. they have this area taped off. they are allowing traffic down san pablo, obviously a very busy street, through here. i talked to a person who was actually in the yard when this discovery was made this morning. she said it was just before 8 and cue see it flames coming out the tank. they founded an alarm and had people evacuating from the yard. that -- let's look at this from the yard. actually has a maintenance facility in it, tire facility, it has buses that are stored there, i'm told the hydrogen is used for the alternative fuel buses, and so they had to clear a lot of people out. estimates about 50 pe

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the transition at memphis out of c 5s to c-17s was an fy 12 action that is supposed to begin, but it continues into fy 13 as we retire c 5 as out of memphis, the c-17s come in that requires training dollars to be spent to make the conversion. you're correct, the reason that i -- i applaud that move on behalf of the air force. it does bring the air national guard into the real vent aircraft of the future. it's something we've been pushing for for quite a long time many the air national guard. >> we know -- don't we we're going to get rid of the c 5 as. >> we are. >> why would we delay it a year? >> i hope we don't. that particular movement is one of the things in pb 13 that i think is in the best interest of the country and certainly the air force and the air national guard that we continue with that part of it. if the prohibition is to spend any fy 13 funds on fy 12 actions that need to be completed in 13, then the dilemma is exactly as you have expressed. it would cause us to go back and take a look at what is the cost of maintaining the c 5 as. is there appropriations in the 13 cr

the transition at memphis out of the c-5s and c-17s was an fy 12 action that is supposed to have began, but it continues into fy-13. it requires training, dollars to be spend to make the conversion. the reason -- and i applaud that move because it brings the air national guard more into the relevant aircraft of the future. it's something we've been pushing for for a long time. >> we're going to get rid of them, right? >> yes, sir, we are. >> why delay it a year? >> i hope we don't. that particular movement is one of the things that i think is in the best interest of the country, and certainly the air force and air national guard that we continue with that part of it. if the prohibition is to spend fy-13 funds on fy-12 actions that need to be completed in fy-13, then the dilemma is as expressed. it would mean what is the cost of maintaining them? is there appropriations in the 13 cr to do so, if that's where we're going? and it does cause us some uncertainty as we go forward. >> so when the dollars are short or tight, and many of your recommendations weren't able to be accepted, but you

we begin with developing news in this and walking valley the c h p recovered a car belonging to a missing valley transit authority worker. chp officers found the car near interstate 580 and carell hall road just south of tracy. officers tell cbs 5 the car belongs to 63 rolled man. he was last seen thursday leaving his job in san jose going home to tracy. his family reported him missing when did not show up at home like clockwork. his family confirms to cbs 5 that is his car and he did not survive the crash. his body is still in the car. these pictures in to cbs 5 moments ago. crews brought the honda accord back up to the road is family says he was a diabetic and required medication. no word on would cause the crash. they're out but not down following a deadline for uc- berkeley to get off the track to farmland occupy protesters were packing up but they say they're not going anywhere anne mackovic with more >>> that move that the camping gear but have not given up the farm. >>> we don't need the camp for the farm >>> the occupiers 7 camping on this land owned by uc-berkeley since earth day be april 26 ev

. >>> the c h p has recovered a the car belonging to a missing transit authority worker. the car was found in an embankment off of interstate 80 and carell hall road, just south of tracy. the chp tell cbs 58 belongs to a 63 year old man last seen on thursday leaving his job in center is a to go home to tracy. the c h p confirms to cbs 5 that is his car and he did not survive the crash. his body was still in the car when crews found that. his family says he was a diabetic and required medication twice a day no word on what may have caused the crash. they are out but not down following a deadline from cal occupy protesters broke down their camp this morning they have been living on a tract of farmland but anne mackovic shows us the farmers say they're not going anywhere. >>> every person is engaged on an act of moral is disobedience >>> that moved out there camping gear but not given up the farm. the occupiers had been camping on the spot of land owned by uc- berkeley since april 27th >>> we try to build a farm that's a boats support sustainable urban agriculture >>> they a

the transition into c-17's was actually a fiscal year 2012 action that was supposed to begin, but it continues into fy 2013. it requires dollars to be spent to make the conversion. i applaud that move on behalf of the air force because it does bring the air national guard more into the relevant aircraft of the future. it is something we have been pushing for for quite a long time in the air national guard. >> we know we are going to get , so why woulda's we delay it a year? >> i hope we do not. that is one of the things i think is in the best interest of the country, that we continue with that part of it. if the ambition is to spend any fiscal year 2013 budgets on fy12 actions that need to be completed in 2013, then the dilemma is exactly as you have expressed. it would cause us to go back and take a look at the cost of maintaining them. are there appropriations to do so, if that is where we are going? it does cause us some uncertainty as we go forward pierre >> at a time when dollars are tight, many of your recommendations were not able to be accepted, but you are saluting them. you

transit projects. this should get under way in just a couple of moments here on c sban 3. in the meantime a senate working on a bill doubling student loan interest rates on july 1st. senate voting earlier today, the cloture vote on the motion to proceed to the student loan failed by a vote of 52-45. senator snow of maine voting present. you can see the senate live on our companion network c-span2. the house in right now debating 2013 federal spending. members considering a bill setting spending for the next budget year for the commerce and justice departments as well as science programs. the republican measure proposed $51 billion in discretionary spending 3% from this year and suts 30 programs. can you see live coverage of house on our companion network c-span. >>> good afternoon, everybody. the transportation bill will come to order. i welcome each and every one of you to this house senate conference. it's been seven years since we've had such a conference. so it's an exciting moment in history, i think, and we're very pleased to have you here. as per a long-standing agr

transit is still good to go. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues here. reed's and the c dot of bifurcate pat peace >>mark: we're keeping our eyes on wall street, waiting for the opening bell. dow futures are up. facebook is down below the initial public offering price. details coming up after the break. >>mark: face the shares have been death of $1.30 below the initial public offering price. we will receive the numbers as with the opening bell. a positive start to trading with dow futures of 51. >>james: widespread '50s. those are the numbers and we are seeing right now. a lot of cloud cover in fog. here is the level at mt. tam. sfo does have arrival delays of about one hour 16 minutes. whether wise is willing to be nice. sunshine this afternoon although a cold from will be bringing the score air. tomorrow we will continue with a cooling trend in and we do see the slightest chance of maybe sprinkel coming by the end of the week. we'll have full details and i will talk to you more about that a little bit. for >>erica: a solid backup coming from interstate 80. allow yourse

c-span. >> rising is a transitional -- a transactional process. writing assumes up reading.t is a question and if a tree falls and no one is there to hear it. if you have written a wonderful novel, you what readers to be enriched by it. you have to pull on everything at your disposal. >> author and a pulitzer prize- winning author, anna quindlen, live sunday on "indepth." she'll be ready for your calls, tweets, and females. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us, mike conaway. welcome. guest: thank you. host: today, discussion on the intelligence authorization act. what is that? guest: it should be an annual bill. with the intelligence committee will do over fiscal year 2013. it authorizes the spending for all of those programs and the programs themselves. host: these are spending and budgets for major agencies such as? guest: cia, nsa, there are about 16 different agencies. we authorize the spending. host: who gets the most money out of the pot? guest: i tell you we spend about roughly $72 billion overall. i cannot break it down for you beyond that. host: the c

c-span.org/shop. >>> senator barbara boxer of california chairs the committee working on legislation dealing with the nation's roads, bridges and mass transit. yesterday she said she's optimistic that the house and senate can come to an agreement on the bill. her news conference this afternoon was about 15 minutes. >> hi, everybody. i want to try to complete this before i have to go down for the next vote. so i'll talk fast. at the opening of the surface transportation bill conference on may 8th, i said i'd give regular updates on the progress conferees are making and so here i am to talk to you about the progress. i'm not going to be addressing specific negotiations between the conferees but i can tell you we have moved past the organizational stage. we've already had about 20 hours of meetings to date, staff to staff, and we are now working on the substance of the bill. so staff has been meeting every day on all the issues. we broke down into groups roughly centered around our committees. for example, obviously, you'd have senator baucus working on the pay-for the. senator rockefeller transportation safety. you have myself on the core bil

c-span.org/shop. >>> and the house and senate passed different versions of legislation to extend funding for the nation's roads, bridges and mass transit programs. today members of the house and senate conference committee will meet to the try to reach agreement on that legislation and it gets underway at 3:00 p.m. eastern and you'll see it here live on c-span3. >>> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week and every weekend, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs on our websites. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >>> well in an unconventional way last night, rick santorum e-mailed supporters to endorse mitt romney for president. the former pennsylvania senator wrote, the primary campaign certainly made it clear that governor romney and i have some differences, but there are many significant areas in which we agree. the need for lower taxes, smaller government and a reduction in out of control spending. we both agree that president obama must be defeated. it will require all hands on deck if

c ki. tony, what does coming soon mean to them? >> reporter: here you can purchase transit tickets on b.a.r.t., san francisco muni and caltrain but not at vta. we have uncovered memos and internal failures of a program that has been anything but coming soon. >> no credit card no didn't card. only coins. >> reporter: that's the only option if you try to buy a ticket at one of santa clara county's light real stations. >> it didn't take my credit card. >> for 22 years, i would not hold my breath. it promises it would active three years ago. we're still waiting. >> when do you think it will start working? >> reporter: they said they were going to start it last year. i have no idea. >> reporter: the truth is vta has promised credit card service for more than two years. these coming soon signs have been in place since 2010. >> taxpayer money has paid vendors to produce a system that would take credit cards. and it's still not working. >> that's correct. >> reporter: tonight our investigation will show you memo after memo, missed deadline after missed deadline. a coming soon progr

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transit continues to run on time. back to you guys. >> newly released documents show trayvon martin at traces of t h c, the cycle active ingredient in marijuana. they also show that george zimmerman was treated the day after the fatal shooting for a broken nose and cuts to the head. information that could potentially help the case of george zimmerman. but th >> it is important that everyone will >> all the evidence is out. looking at it piecemeal is what has caused problems in the past for the case. i would rather not comment on partial evidence. we will deal with it once we have it in the courtroom. >> a full interview with his attorney can be seen on cbs this morning which starts at 7:00 a.m.. >> of vallejo family heartbroken after police officer shot and killed one of their two dogs. it happened yesterday when an officer came to the home to take a report about an identity theft incidents. police say that is when two of the family starts can around the side of the house and charging at him. the officer shot and killed a large labrador mix. >> did not a response just " i felt threatened ". >> she was a great dog. >> the shooting wi

c-span. later in the day, the president spoke at the nato summit's opening plenary. where he also addressed the security transition in afghanistan. he followed remarks from nato secretary general rasmussen. this is about 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have come here in chicago for our 25th nato summit. i can't think of no better host city than chicago. because, like nato, chicago draws together many cultures. it's diverse, dynamic and determined. many hundreds of thousands of people from chicago past and present, came from nato countries in europe and from canada. so, chicago is the perfect place to renew our commitment to the vital bond between europe and north america in the 21st century. to reaffirm our determination to defend our freedom and security and protect our shared values. because in a fast changing world, we remain each other's indispensable partner. together we will chart the course for future engagement in afghanistan. we will make sure we complete transition to afghan security leads by the end of 2014 and we will make clear our commitment to a long term partnership with the afghan people b

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c- span 2. at 2:00 p.m. eastern, a house homeland subcommittee looks that security measures on freight, rail, and mass transit. it has been expanded to include highways and pipelines. that is also on c-span 2. >> the crow scouts ceo and memory chavez -- anna marie chavez spoke in washington, d.c. today. she talked about women in the border, in congress, and other leadership positions. this is one hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. i am the 105th president of the national press club. we are the world's leading organization for journalists committing to the future with the events such as these while fostering a free press worldwide. for more information about the national press club is at our website at www.press.org. to donate to our programs offered to the public through our national press club institute, please visit press.org/institute. i like to welcome our speaker and those of you attending today's event. our head table includes guest of our speaker including members who are -- if you hear applause know that members of the general public are attending so it is not generally a

transit programs. this is their first meeting. you can see the opening discussion live on c-span3 at 3:00 p.m. eastern. this week, the ceremony and pageantry of the state opening of parliament. parliament's official opening was usually held towards the end of the year. it is been moved to the spring. queen elizabeth will outline the government's priorities for the upcoming year. live coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. north carolina voters go to the polls to cast ballots on congressional presidential primaries but they are voting on an amendment to ban gay marriage. "washington journal talk to official about that and we'll show you as much as we can until the house gavels back in at noon eastern. is deputy executive director of the national gay and lesbian task force and joins us to talk about same-sex marriage and civil unions in america. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: thank you for coming. there seems to be a little bit of disconnect or confusion coming from the white house regarding the official administration stance on gay marriage. there was th

transit buses. firefighters and police evacuated a school and businesses, including pixar. the station is going to be closed for several days until a c-tran it finds out exactly what went wrong. >>> a bay area fisherman is getting the credit for freeing a gray whale that was tangled up in a fishing line and buoys. the whale was first spotted off the coast of orange county on april 17th, and on thursday mark a nilo was on his boat after the coast of bodega bay when he spotted the buoys and the large whale. >> he was right on the surface. he was wore out that -- he got right to him. >> they used this hook to snag the line and cut it from the whale. he says it took about 90 minute to free the whale and once it was loose, the whale did a lap around the boat, surfaced and swam away. he thinks the whale was relieved to be free and was saying thank you. >>> after being postponed by veer weather, rosie is being declared the winner of the kentucky race. as many as 100,000 people ready track when the wind and rain picked up. but when the weather calmed down, the horses took off. this marks the first time in 138 years a woman has won this race.

c-130s to puerto rico. i have to applaud general hastings. he is very forward looking. the volunteered early on to transitionmission, which we see as a sunrise mission in the air national guard, one that will be around and keep the tennessee air guard role but will add to the future. we face the same challenge is there. we need to continue on down that path. transition delays make transition a little bit more difficult and costly. >> and costly. >> and costly. the cost of maintaining those aircraft would be moved to pr, but if we are required to hold the pr divestiture, we could have that expense that we would not normally have. >> i do not have much time left, but at the end of president bush's administration, guardsmen were deployed along the border with immigration issues. you made a slight reference to that. i wonder if you could tell me how successful that was, whether at some of that is still going on or not in terms of border activity. i think it was a support of those whose job is to secure the border. >> senator, you are correct. it was in support of customs and border patrol. that mission has chang

transit programs. the house version would require approval of the keystone pipeline through south dakota. newsmakers is sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c consequently, if you cut us from doing that at a point in time where much of the crime is globalized, it is a double hit in some sense. >> on wednesday from the fbi director testified on capitol hill about the negative impact of budget cuts. political correctness, and renewing the foreign intelligence surveillance act. watch it online at the c-span video library. it is one of many videos we covered this past week. all archives are searchable. c-span.org/video library. over the past year, c-span's local content vehicles city stewart has taken "book tv" and american history tv on the road from tampa, florida, to savanna, georgia. birmingham and baton rouge and last month in oklahoma city. the "book tv" crews have visited cities that the fine literary life. june 2 and 3rd, water special programming from wichita, kansas on c-span 2 and 3. >> assistant secretary of state stabilization operations laid down several operations after it a violent conflict. he talks about operations in syria, c

c- span2. >> now to the u.s. air force academy of for the national character and leadership symposium held in february. one of the speakers was ellen ochoa. she talks about her transition from astronaut to fly crew management shortly before the space shuttle columbia tragedy. this event is just over an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is cadets' second class amanda mclean. it is my privilege to welcome you to this session of the 19th annual national character and leadership symposium. it is my pleasure to introduce today's speaker. today's speaker was selected by nasa in 1990 and became an astronaut in july 1991. she became the first hispanic woman to go into space with an eye-day mission aboard the shuttle discovery in 1993. a veteran of four space flights, she has logged nearly 1000 hours in space to it along with her as a career, she is an accomplished pioneer of spacecraft technology. she survived -- she supervised engineers scientists in the double man of computational systems for air-space missions. currently she is serving as the deputy director of johnson space center. ladies and gentlemen, it is and honor to present you dr. ellen ochoa. [applause] >> tha

. >> we will transition from that, what was that goes here, circa 1980 come and nature partner, jim difranco, and now wife, candy, do you start the business with. you are selling c. band satellite off the back of the truck in rural colorado. talk about the early days getting the company started. where did the inspiration come from? >> the inspiration actually came because the scientific community i got up income and my dad did take now, i'd go watch sputnik when it first came across the skies. i think a lot of my generation did. it would come by every "60 minutes" or whatever it was. i studied when i was retired, i was in the stock market with the limited funds i had to wonder the things i was looking at was satellite communications from a data and voice perspective. because it was so much more economical to do that over oceans and so forth. when jim difranco call me up and have you seen this, i so saw a satellite dish on the side of the road, and the guy was in a band watching football games. well, that just struck me as may be a business that might make some sense. as i know a lot of people having played a lot of poker, at least bet a lot of money of the balka

transitions to a supporting role. president obama will hold a closing news conference in chicago. that's at 4:30 p.m. eastern, and you can watch live coverage on c-span. >> consumers are frustrated right now that their mobile devices are smart phones are working so slowly spinning commissioner robert mcdowell on spectrum auction. the universal service fund, competition for wireless space and two new commissioners tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> social security administrator commissioner michael astrue says the backlog in disability claims will continue if congress keeps cutting back on the agency's budget. he said disability claims have risen with the recession and more people are claiming mental illness. the commission testified before the senate finance committee for about an hour and 20 minutes. >> come to order. president kennedy once said, the nation's strength lies in the well being of its people. no federal program touches more american lives and benefits more and i can families than social security. next year the so security administration will pay benefits to almost 60 million americans. today, we will ex