. >> the district set up community meetings so parents can get clued into these proposals. the next meeting is on wednesday. in san jose, dan, kron 4 news. >>> cardinals in rome are getting ready to head to the secret meeting. the clothing is in place for the new pope. several sizes are ready to go. the robes and hats and red shoes have been laid out. it's up to the cardinals. after each vote the ballots are burned in a stove. black smoke means no decision. a vote could come as early as tuesday night. that's sometime in the afternoon our time. >> don't expect anything before 8:00. it's unlikely there would be white smoke on the first ballot. however be aware around 8:00 we'll probably see the first signs of smoke coming from the chimney. >> it takes two third of the vote for a pope to be named while there's no clear front run they are we know about any way speculation has started to focus a little on italian cardinal anglo skola. the italian cardinal favored by those hoping to shake up the vatican beurocracy. the brazilian cardinal is a favorite of those that want to mainta

and europe set to vote on a far reaching ban on per dollar of cluing on the web but liberty experts fear a different cover up a chance to snoop on anything user are doing online. it's not i am in the russian capital what you are t. with me marina joshie welcome to the program our folk and i others have voted overwhelmingly to remain on overseas british territory but the results are not likely to help end the bitter dispute between the u.k. and argentina why desirous claims the islands were stolen from a by britain two centuries ago are reports on what's really at stake over the small remote archipelago. these are some very far flung islands from britain a tiny territory but this isn't just a question of national identity we know that the argentinian government's already dismissed the vote as a propaganda exercise cooked up in london but there's the prospect of all oil that a lot of people are talking about now there's speculation surrounding how much oil there is an estimated sixty billion barrels of oil potentially to be found in the fall cleanse base and compare that with britain's oil

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somewhere say but we the hands of the united states are not clued in the u.s. has also played a huge role in cyber espionage and even some sang that the u.s. had a major role in the stocks that attack allegedly carried out by washington and tel aviv against iran so isn't the u.s. in some way throwing stones when it lives in a glass house i don't even speculate given my background on who may or may not have been responsible for stocks it but i do agree with the premise of your question it's a really big deal i mean if someone just used a weapon comprised of ones and zeros to knob the practical description was to take over the control system in advance and destroy thousand centrifuges which i view is almost a non avoid good but i can rephrase that sentence and say someone during a time of peace just use a cyber weapon to destroy another nation's critical infrastructure. well that's an important development yeah i fully understand the import of the fact of stuxnet and leave alone who may or may not have done so i will have to leave it right there general michael h

rail getting a clus. brges a c-plus. at's going right there, and not so right in other areas? >> well, if you look at rail, for example, we noted that in the last five years, rail, in private investments, have spent $20 billion a year over the five years. and so that's caused rail to go up. they've made an investment in rail. whether that's an increasing freight ability, whether that's rebuilding tunnels or tracks. they've made an investment. if we look at solid waste, we've actually seen a big increase in recycling, such that in 2010, americans recycled 85 million tons of a 250 million tons of garbage that we produce each year. we're also seeing cradle-to-grave programs with electronics. and so our recycling efforts are up to 34%, where they were only 14.5% in 1980. >> a couple of areas showing no change included energy infrastructure, levies, and inland waterways. inland waterways getting a d-minus, barely above a failing grade. how, if you know, does the u.s. infrastructure compare with that of other countries? in some surveys, very poorly, i believe. >> well, what we do kn

so they can get clued in on these meetings. in san jose, dan kerman, kron 4 news. catholic cardinals in rome are getting ready to head to their secret meeting.to pick a new pope. their conclave begins tuesday.after a morning mass. and with several different sizes ready to go. the new pope's clothes are in place. the robes, hats - and signature red shoes have been laid out. now it's up to the cardinals. after each vote the ballots are burned in a stove. black smoke means no decision -- white smoke means a new pope has been chosen. and new tonight at 8-30. a look at some of the contenders to replace pope benedict. >> tonight, authorities are investigating after a disturbing discovery at a san francisco bart station. a homeless man was crushed to death. as he was apparently sleeping on top of an elevator. it happened around 9-30 last night at the montgomery street bart station a man *in the elevator says he heard a scream. it's not clear how the homeless man got into the dangerous spot. tonight-- kron 4 is learning the victim's identity. but the coroner's office won't

the area today, they have closed the turn off to reduce traffic on 15th street and they will remain clued during the work. that work could take 3-6 months. >> hopefully we don't have a full 3-6 months of active construction but there will be work in the street, for the several months coming. >> the burst on february 27 and opened up several sink holes. three holes remain head tagged and three homes are yellow tagged. as for the cause of the break, that is still under investigation. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire. neighbors called 911 after seeing smoke coming from the home this morning. firefighters say the home was vacant. >>> san joses were busy putting out a fire at a mobile home park. firefighters kept flames from spreading. everybody did get out okay and no injuries were reported. >>> after serving 14 years in prison for sex crime as man is now free. on march 8 the court over turned the wrongful conviction of johnny williams after new dna evidence proved he was innocent. the northern california innocence project and the california dna project at the sant

when they clued the salesman in he laughed. funny stuff. reminded me of raj zooming down 280.er control. >> thank you, scott. go ahead. >> for a full half hour of bay area's sports coverage you can watch sportsnet central. you're the best driver. >>> the city of san jose is trying to explain why the faa says it illegally diverted millions of dollars in the city's illegal fund. the investigative unit uncovers the paper trail between the city and the airport. >> tony kovaleski is here with a look at his investigation. government accountability delayed. >> three years after your tax dollars funded this draft audit action remains stalled. our investigation raising questions about your tax dollars and your government. >> taxpayers help the people that fly in and out of your airport understand how three years later this isn't finished. >> i don't think that is one of the finer aspects of government. surely we would have all liked to have gotten it done sooner. i don't like to make excuses. three years is by anybody's standards excessive. >> reporter: the faa accused the city of san

news sandy victims, you're covers, bad news, whether you have broad flood insurance or not, you are cluedthey need to plan for big rate hikes. craig talking about going from paying hundreds of dollars a year to thousands of dollars a year because congress has been having fema pay for itself, never mind fema foots bill for those who never get flood insurance, now sandy victims like scott mcgrath who has done all the right things getting doubly penalized for seeker not happy but she here. what do you think of this? you had flood insurance, extra insurance. >> i had homeowners insurance, and flood chunks, and after thet hurricane they made me get additional insurance, have you home owner insurance does not cover structural damage, you have to get flood insurance, then it covered structural damage but not content, and it has become a big headache for everyone. neil: was that required before sandy? >> depending on the zone you are in. i was in old a zone, now i am in bzone. >> all water susceptible areas ? >> yes. >> you have to pay more. >> if you have a mortgage, now there is a several peopl

>> at the funny thing when i was writing out, i had to make a decision, which first lady should i clued what should i not? some include only the spouses of president and they are considered to be first ladies. no one else is. rachel jackson died before she got to the white house she never served as first lady again her life. on the other hand, women like harriet lane who of course was not the president's lies and jefferson wife had died by the time he became president. his daughters and friend take over some of the duties of first lady. in terms of the historical contribution i think harriet lane at the buchanan presidency. how many old have gone to the experience of arranging a wedding where you've got is put in the family or they've been divorces and people unhappy with each other and you got to figure out how to make sure uncle joe doesn't fit next to to and whoever weather is going to be a fight. this is a danger the buchanan presidency was a problem that every white house event because of the rising tensions in the country. if you put two politicians next to each other that come fr

the plan reduced the deficit through the balance approach that clued additional targets cuts and alsoenue from closing a lot of the special interest tax breaks for very wealthy people, tax breaks which mitt romney and paul ryan talked been on the campaign trail. >> neil: they were without raising the overall rate. now we have the rates raised. so republicans talk of a need for a trigger. they might go along with this tax break stuff and all their closing the loopholes, that they did agree it's sort of wasting time and money and the tax code, but you guys have then got to, as part of the trigger, agree simultaneously to these cuts you talked about. what do you make of that? >> well, first of all, the difference is republicans have never said they're willing to close some of those tax loopholes for the purpose of reducing the deficit. which is what the bipartisan -- >> neil: i got a couple on you. i suspect no angel in the ranks of either party. but they did say that they would be open to closing these loopholes but without this being the only negotiating point on the part of democrats.

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but not all lawmakers were clued into what the white house has already offered according to first readone senator told us that he learned for the first time the actual cuts the president has put on the table. leadership hadn't shared that list with them before? huh? so where's the republican leadership? at this point not in the picture. and john boehner and mcconnell's refusal to cut a deal with president obama on higher revenues, the president is going around them in hopes of building a bipartisan consensus with others. the move did not go unnoticed. >> this week we've gone 180. now he's going to -- after being in office now over four years, he's actually going to sit down and talk to members. i think it's a sign, a hopeful sign, and i'm hopeful that something will come out of it. but if the president continues to insist on tax hikes i don't think we're going to get very far. >> earlier the president had lunch at the white house with congressman paul ryan, chair of the house budget committee and its ranking democrat chris van hollen. >> we had a good lunch, a good conversation, a good

already thea clu has planned to challenge the law in federal course.e richards a president planned parenthood and here with some of her argument to legalize abortion in the fall of '72. >> we are not here to advocate abortion. we do not ask this court to rule that abortion is good or dishonorable in any particular situation. we are here to advocate that the decision as to whether or not a particular woman will continue to carry or will terminate a pregnancy is a decision that should be made by that individual. that, in fact, she has a constitutional right to make that decision for herself. >> sarah, thank you for coming on so much. i have great respect for your historic role, of course. let me ask you this, what does it mean for a state to just all by itself like a cowboy go out there and say we're going to cut the term from sick months to three months in which you can have an abortion, you can make that decision. what could they possibly attempt to do knowing it will be declared unconstitutional? >> i think there are a number of things. one is sometim

. >> the district set up a series of community meetings so parents could get clued into the proposalsext meeting is on wednesday. >> in san jose thadan ke rman. >> no word yet on when berkeley sam is chez panise rest of our reopen. workers have been cleaning up after a fire last friday. a letter from alice waters has been posted on the front of the building, explaining to customers that the restoration is under way. a structural engineer has to sign on the building's stability before it can reopen. it is believed the fire might have started because of an electrical problem. >> the wall decree police the vargas says that in the past year that been an increase in crime across the city. kron fours charles clifford has the numbers. >> 63 aggravated assault and three rapes and one homicides have happened. >> that of the 7.3 increase from two about a 11. there was a rise in identity theft and fraud cases but a drop in d.u.i. accidents in cases of public intoxication. >> in 2012 there were too much a 20 d.u.i. arrest. that is the most of the part of history. they attribute the increase in in

thal, clu has never sued arkansas for that 12-week standard. so we believe in row v.e, it says that the states have an interest in regulating abortion at the end of the first trimester and the beginning of the second trimester. we believe we have struck that balance. why can't we honor and respect the rights of the woman and also honor and respect the rights of the child? i think that's what we are able to do now. >> shannon: you mention the aclu, who are planning to sue t. doesn't take effect until the end of the summer. their plan, along with the center for reproductive rights, they have drafted a lawsuit, get it filed and get an injunction before the law goes into effect. they point to row v. wade from the supreme court saying abortion's legal until the fetus is viable outside the womb. there is debate over what that time period would be, but nearly everyone agrees, it wouldn't be 12 weeks. >> actually, i think it's interesting that you point that out. the justices even recognized that as science progresses, that that viability can change. you know, viability is ga

i noticed the initiative in place in the federal judiciary to clued clerkship decisions. do you think these are starting to bear fruit? and also, as you speak at the command and another cd with young law, is a part of the message to encourage some folks to apply for these positions? the mac law school for many years been a big teaching for 25 years and justice breyer was a member of the faculty. i am sure that all of our colleagues encourage young people to apply for clerkships. i used to apply linares court of appeals judge. they would say they wanted to be with me for the year. i just thought you i'm sure not deter the truth in advertising. the district courts to everything we do with the research cases, plus they say want to be with you. i say i understand. if you have a clerk to spend with the district court, they really have a respect for the record and the evidentiary process of young people in the appellate system sometimes the training. i really encourage clerks to start with the district courts. one of the advantages if we have one here. if you're surrounded by y

he was not clued in to the 9/11 attacks before they happened, according to an al qaeda videotape beforet was discovered after the fall of the taliban in afghanistan. he's sort of a nonentity. i think one of the reasons he's gone to new york is conspiracy is not necessarily a war crime, the type that would be tried in guantanamo, and courts in new york have 100% conviction rates. so on these kind of terrorism charges, whereas a trial in guantanamo is a very uncertain, convictions overturned, maybe 1% of the people there have been suck s successfully convicted. >> listen to senator lindsey graham. he himself is an attorney. he's very much opposed to the decision to send him to new york. he thought this was an enemy combatant who belonged in guantanamo bay before a military tribunal. listen to senator graham. >> to the administration, why did you not send this person to guantanamo bay to be held as an enemy combatant for intelligence-gathering purposes? i have been firm against torture but i do believe that guantanamo bay is a secure military facility that provides this country a great ass