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they've punched it under a cr. this year has been totally upside down with the cr and the $487 billion cuts and the sequestration, everything coming at one time. what had happened, and this is my number one concern, we have troops fighting in afghanistan, right now, that are in danger, every single day, and we have troops that are training to go over there in the next deployment and the next deployment, and they are not giving adequate training right now. they are not getting the training that the troops that are over there right now had. and now you're talking lives. >> mr. chairman, again, we'll talk more about budgets, again, but this is a good time to ask about afghanistan. you brought that up this week on the hill about how long the u.s. is going to keep its troops there in terms of an agreement with the afghan government. >> right. >> bilateral strategic forces agreement. are we seeing the same kind of thing that happened in iraq, where we're unable to come to an agreement on troop immunity and groups in afgh

this currently only exists and is the law of the land for the next six months during the life of the cr. however, if they have their way special interests would like to grandfather this into permanent law. >> john: i'm heartened by the outcry on facebook of so many americans aware of it and are bringing the fight to their legislators. what do you say to the criticism that this whole thing is being blown out of proportion and is a protection for farmers that have already planted a crop and now can't be forced to destroy it because of some legal dispute? >> this rider, when it comes down to it, has nothing to do with fairness for farmers or consumers. this is about special interests wanting to increase corporate profits, even when federal courts have recognized that those crops that they want to approve are harmful. at the same time you know, this is bad business as normal. certainly policy riders are no secret in this town. however, i think the american public are disappointed in senate democrats. leaders on the senate democratic side have traditionally been a backstop against dangerous

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the map on your screen now shows buildings in the cr that are certified to participate. the darker green colors with the higher amount of tdr, the lighter green with the lesser amount. i should say the properties in the far left hand side of the screen, the civic center on public buildings should be taken with a grain of salt. they would have to be a legislative under taken here. some of them certainly not all of them but we believe there is potential there. >> okay. i want to acknowledge the work that president chiu has been done on this. i think it would have been helpful to get that information. this isn't going to be forwarded as a committee record, is it? i have a lot of questions and i think i want to under this legislation. i think my main concern is the, it's preventing the concentration of development in the areament i want to ensure this is not going to impact that, the equitable development . we want to make sure that is allocated evenly as possible. this is not in one part of the city and not another and the infrastructure to be able to absorb that density. t

they apparently had the honda in the cr-v.-v has been located in massachusetts. >> but to go back to what you said at the very beginning, a tentative report, a very early report, they may have someone in custody who is not connected, related, at this point? >> right. apparently not. they may have stumbled on someone else. tell you what the spokesman just told us, the briefing has been delayed because just down the road here, towards the area where they're looking for suspect number two, they have taken somebody into custody, a helicopter has been hovering over that particular spot and we thought that it was either suspect two or nor anyone connected to them. not sure why that is. under the current rules, no one is supposed to be outside, it's a curfew effect. people are on lockon essentially. as we get more details we'll certainly pass them on as we get a fuller picture of the last few hours of suspect number two. >> more information is coming in right now to pierre thomas in washington. pierre? >> george, we're getting more a

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carter. >> crs does not make recommendations but we can pull together recommend nations -- >> let me ask it this way. i appreciate that initiative revise the way ask questions. based on the literature, is there something of a consensus there may be one area in the literature i'm not asking your opinion, but essentially a body of the evidence on an ongoing he says. one approach that may have a consensus in terms of support for purposes of answering this question. >> everything document produced delivered to congress in 2007 national drought policy commission and identified a number of recommendations, one of which basically helped produce a number of other recommendations. the documents in 2000. and would be helpful to have information about what happened in 2012 like what you've collected today this committee, the right now we don't have information regarding what happened from 2012. they seem very limited in scope at this time. >> is some literature, you may say they would be interest looking at what happened in 2012 and adding more detail about that? >> a number of people i spoke t

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and want to recognize in particular the neighborhood coalition, local 2, cr club, u.c. hastings and susan bratctionvv holloway who is an attorney that works a lot on c-e-q-a throughout the state that gave us a lot of advice. and particular thanks to elaine warren, our city attorney at our office for working so diligently on our legislation as i know that she is working diligently on supervisor wiener and other land use legislation here for the city. so, we appreciate her ability to get this to us in timely manner so we can look at both legislations side by side. i really look forward to the discussion and the debate as we move forward. i think that there are two distinct perspectives on how reform should happen. but i think the message that reform must happen is clear on every single one, and the rest i submit. >> thank you very much. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. ~ >> thank you. colleagues, as you may know, i sit as a member of the association of bay area government or abag, along with a number of other from san francisco. and i wanted to announce an important open h

pau gasol, the al cr on to howard. lakers down four.ut 18 laker turnovers and 1 points by tony parker help san >> geaw and pacers.ne.919 tal. this game is all indiana. all five starters in double-digits. stevenson, two of his 13 right there. paul george led all scorers with 23 points. goes through the entire atlanta d for that one. >> the diamond. giants brought out the brooms, sweeping the padres behind the arm of barry zito. and this is how katie stays some such great shape. you go, indicatey. barry zito bounced back with seven coreless hittings, five hits no runs, angel pagan helped out, double in the third. only hit of the day but puts the giants up 2-0. then bust e posey hasn't hit a home run this year until the fifth inning. the giants sweep the padres with the victory, and afterwards buster talk about his confidence at the plate. >> yeah, definitely is. i think the longer you go, the more you start to think about it, as much as you try not to. so it's nice to get the first one. >> mike: the a's get swept by the rays. tommy malone

as a cr club intern i'm calling members to let them know about the program and to my surprise, even the cl club members don't know about it. so, i feel like we need to start up a positive information outreach. we can get online and make sure people know about it and make sure they get excited about the program so when it starts they won't mind maybe paybacktion a little more than they have to and be committed to the program already. thank you. >> thank you, [speaker not understood]. leave your name with our secretary here so we can have it for the record. >> a good community leader. >> no kidding. welcome. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood], i'm with the sierra club and the san francisco resident. i just wanted to reiterate how important it is to keep the rates competitive with pg&e what the people were promised. that's how we're going to get people to stay in the program. i also don't want to lose sight of how important the buildout is, especially having a plan of tangible plan for the buildout with numbers and how many jobs are going to be create and had when things are go

fy-13 cr provided fda with an additional 0 million for food -- 40 million for food safety.es this replace -- this 40 million request replace the one one-time 40 million that was provided in the current cr? >> well, i think in fiscal year '13 the addition of 40 million is vitally important. we want to continue that in the base, and if that would be to occur that there'd be 40 million and we could get an additional three million to make 43 million in fiscal year '14, that would be terrific. i should note that the 40 million in fiscal year '13 was one-time, no-year money, and that is important in terms of our ability to use it effectively. because we do need those resources, but because they came late in the budget cycle, we would have of a hard time spending all of it within the fiscal year time frame. but we do need and are counting on those resources. >> let me -- you've mentioned the white oak facility also in your opening comments. fda is seeking 17.7 million for the white oak facility. again, this committee provided these funds as part of the fy-13 cr, continuing resolut

. >> that once cr defense issue. >> sears clara people clapping. >> it's like the pick. >> yes they always make good decisions. >> fans and a background euchred sharon clapping. >> so all the miners found fan of very excited. the party you're behind me is one last until about 9:00 tonight. >> as for the man in silver and black the oakland raiders has just as much anticipation tonight. our sports director gary will have more on the draft coming up later tonight. >> also heads and i did take president obama attend a memorial honoring the victims of the plant explosion. >> how across-the-board budget cuts are affecting the city. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. (explosion) saying that this fiery mobile bay was li

cr crews initially responded to reports of a brush fire on the cottle road on-ramp in south san jose last night. while battling the flames they found a body that had been badly burned. investigators are now working to identify that person. crew crews say it appears he or she may be living in the area. >> it appears that what we found were things like a mattress, tent, things like that. it appeared that the person didn't reside in the area where we found the body. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. officials say there are no sounds of foul play. >>> oakland tribune photographer. police have arrested 38-year-old anthony lister of san leandro, a ten-time felon charged with killer 59-year-old lionel fluker, who was hit by a stray bullet, sadly later died. at least one other gunman is involved in this attack. if you know anything about this shooting please call opd. >>> 4:34. mother and father used of killing their daughter's suspected pump will be charged later this morning, facing first-degree murder charges in the death of calvin sneed. two of the suspects claim sneed was

dictate what happens next don dahler is our news conference at the scene and we've had w cbs reporter lou crfor us whatrene as well. seeing now. things are intense there but this there doesn't seem to be a great deal of activity on the prime minister we're seeing. >> that's exactly right, scott. we're about a mile where this is taking place. but what's most remarkable is how quickly the situation changed here. they had the press conference, said things were standing down here a lot of the police officers and national guardsmen were here all day from early this morning and they were conducting this methodical dragnet all day long, probably walking for miles at a high level of stress, a high level of tension and you know how exhausting that can be for these people so they're working this area, this 20 square blocks or so area all day long. it did get fairly warm, too and they're wearing full armor, full kevlar, them when we saw them start to leave you could almost see their shoulders sag a little bit, i suspect both out of frustration and disappointment that they hadn't gotten the man yet. pro

>> the compaou deny it, t crs y,hey are looking for how to spread that wealth as broadly as possible.ot just u.s. states. they are suppliers around the world. >> how many different countries will buy this aircraft? >> eight countries. the hope is they will sell it to more. some of those countries have not just committed, they have invested money upfront. this is another barrier to cutting because the united states buys fewer of these airplanes, it drives up the cost per plane for the allies. there is a potential diplomatic cost. let'thuntabuys 500. that raises the cost for britain,hich is counting on the f-35 to replace all of its jets on its aircraft carriers. it is like the marine version of the f-35. it is not nearly as sophisticated. >> i wrote down a bunch of countries. britain, italy, norway, canada, australia. when you look back at this piece what would be a follow-up? where will people be able to go to find more information? >> that is a very good question. some very good work that has been done by the government accountability office and the cbo. they have written some very g

cr >> i'm not going to say it. it. >> happy monday. >> tucker just said.d >> they're trying to like get their head wrapped around monday and now it's tax day. >> what are you doing to me? me? >> happy monday. monday. >> hey, it's good. good. >> baby steps around here. >> it doesn't feel too bad outside if you can handle the rain. >> it's cloudy and a few showers, we are not going to get a lot of rain around here but bu just enough to wet the roads. r. you might want to bring an umbrella if you're going to be walking out and about for any ay period of time. we're not going to get a lost rain, 53 at bwi marshall. ma here is a look at the radar. a little bit of shower activity looking up toward colum columbid baltimore and we got a shower up to calvert county and culpepper into central virginia. light showers in the forecast.f. we got an area of storminess developing to the south and west. it will bring us showers to thee north and west, it is not going to be raining the whole day by any means.any me we have showers in the next several hours. 60, 71? washingt

the cr life raft and the area being monitored to make sure no oil had to leak from the tug boat. >> probably a good day to stay off the bay today. it was really windy. >> i guess worse today. >> and i guess it's -- you've got a lot of wind out there too. >> not good for driving or hair, bad hair day if you're out there waking around. if you're heading in your car. you're going to feel the wind on bay area bridges. and 880 as it rolls to the oakland area expected just minor delay right here this is 586 at the dublin interchange. it will be that westbound 580 dry approaching 680 everything is fine just a brief delay approaching north livermore avenue. if you plan on making a drive out towards the oakland airport. no delays so far for both directions. 101, that's trouble free, all construction projects from over night have been picked up and 101 is wide open and both directions. another bay bridge commute we've been talking about the strong winds, give yourself extra time as you -- if you plan on driving across the bridge this morning. westbound traffic still looking good across the upper deck

it's been like being in a car cr cash out there with all of thatt drizzle coming down in your windshieldtln the go. it's 59 here in the city, and upper 50s, and a few of you in u the lower 60s, frederick is 61 degrees, hagerstown is 60, there in annapolis, temperatures are close to 60, but stillill 59 degrees, here is the evening forecast, 7:00, 9:00, and 11:00, it's pretty much the same thinge a light shower is possible, a light bit of drizzle here or there, still going to be still g possible right on through thethe evening hours, and temperatures basically going from the upper 50s at 7:00, pretty much wherech we are right now, only down to o middle 50s or so. o this is what i wanted to showshw you. it looks like brighter skies ar coming back, maybe a little bit early here.early here yesterday i told you, i was,i going to take -- i was going to take the pessimistic route, butb it looks like the sunshine mayn be coming back, a good 12 to 18 hours earlier in what we had thought yesterday. that is alwaysth good. i just went backwards to see if i can get us backwards, tumbling around with t

but a fe -- charged with any cr. a fellow whistleblower was.ke was indicted 5 counts of espionage. they dropped the charges in a deal where he pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor of misusing a government computer. >> the agreement with the reporter i would not share anything that was classified in any way, shape or form. i continued to believe him. it was lawful and it was appropriate. >> as the director of the nsa from 1999 to 2005 general michael hayden was drake and benny's boss. >> they may have a different view god bless them. this is america have a different view. i think it made america safe during a feperiod of great dange were. >> he says benny and drake were wrong, uninformed when they said the program was illegal. congress which in 2008 explicitly legalized much of the surveillance going on and president obama who recently reauthorized the law agreed. that makes drake as worried as ever. he believers president obama has used that power even more aggressively than the man democrats accused of shredding the constitution, george w. b

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honda is recalling civic, cr-v and odyssey. also including the nissan cube, x-trail, maxima and teana. 2001 to 2003. mazda rx-8 and mazda 6 are also being recalled. >>> it is 5:39. coming up, the case of the dreaded cold shoulder. baseball commissioner, responding to bud selig's request to move to san jose. >> what we're learning about a pair of men accused in the robbery in the east bay. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> in washington, d.c., lawmakers getting ready for a big-time fight over stricter gun control laws. as senators get set for initial votes, a new nbc poll showing a drop in public support. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with the latest. good morning. >>

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. >> pam: the cr >> reporter: this past wednesday in a survey team just a few blocks away from the world something interesting and contacted the police department reckoning gear box apparently this job was missed when they know what from they know from what aircraft due to the serial number. view this wreckage was bounced about three blocks north from this direction. if the zone and you can see a gap and this is where this wreckage was found. also new york city officials is checking for any health hazards. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: on here is what we know tonight tonight is at a deep condition military base. the fbi is searching a landfill the officials would not say what the investigators are looking for. >> catherine: to hire is doing less talking that the mother of the bombing suspect had that added to a federal tear database about 18 months before the attack to u.s. lawmakers now car heard a person of interest. he wants to be identified as standing today the report per-share danny story of how he managed to escape and stop for gas as he was left in the car would tamarin.

- you didn't request that they bring an anomaly on the list of a hundred changes they needed on the cr? >> i'm not familiar with the list of 100 changes -- >> be it's far over that. it's government wide. they had a list of things they needed in the cr to address certain problems. >> yeah. >> but, apparently, but you didn't tell them you had a problem? >> oh, no. it was well known that we had a problem, sir. >> so they didn't respond to your request? >> i can't comment on those discussions that might have taken place. >> you don't know if there was a request? >> i can't comment on how priorities were established within the continuing resolution. i really don't know. >> but you're not aware of their or having any request to congress to fix this? >> i'm not aware of that. >> okay. so they insisted on the sequester back with the budget control act k can ten when you have this -- and then when you have this problem that's very disruptive to the american people, they made no effort to fix it, no request. >> as i said, i am not familiar with what might have been sent up on behalf of the gover

. >> you know the senate, when they had to find an extra $20 million in the cr, they took it out of park services operations just because it was the easiest thing to do. so i'm glad the chairman raised that. $111 backlog and we are only able to put, what's the percentage, i will leave it to the them to figure out the percentage but it is miniscule. let me ask some other things. the sequester, an clued discusses to the park police budget. there, as a result of those cuts, there is going to be a furloughing of park police officers over the next six months. this is going to be a tough time to be furloughing park police. so, i would like to know how you're dealing with it, and still insure the safety and security of our park visitors? >> yes, sir. so, with the sequestration, suns it was applied line by line in the national park service as he is budget, each of our operating accounts, took a 5% cut. so, the u.s. park police is approximately $100 million operation annually. it is a. it is a program that is essentially all salary and operations, helicopter fleet vehicles and emergency response.

cr they were carrying people out of the area where the explosion took place. you know, people were rushed toe the medical center that was sett up there for the marathon, and rescue started ambulances started coming in one after the other other, as they started coming out on stretchers. >> the first plosion and then you say there was ten seconds sd play ter and there was a second plosion. explosion. >> there was a first massive explosion, just as you areusyo beginning to realize what is happening. 8 to 10 seconds later, another explosion take place burg down n boil toboylston street i would y between exeter in the area. area it would appear where the smokee was coming from. >> it's worth mentioning that boston police have cleared so so many people from this area. are. how quickly did this happen in p the moments after this explosions? >> i would say almostay alm immediately. you know some of the folks thatt were on that bridge stayed there for as long as we could. i would say we were shooting for no more than five minutes when agents came up to the photo bridge

they are also looking for a gray honda cr-v. on that, a massachusetts license plate 316 es9 and that's what we have at this point, carl, that we know of. we've also gotten some pictures and there you have the 19-year-old suspect is the most wanted person right now in the united states. we also have some pictures of his brother that have also come to light at this hour. back to you. >> a good update, bertha, not only on the suspects, but some color behind the motive of the robbery last night. a lot of information, thank you, bertha coombs back at headquarters. joining us this morning former mayor rudy giuliani is with us. mr. mayor, thank you for your time on a busy day. >> you're welcome. >> i'm sure you heard the information bertha just brought us. at this point, what are you most interested in knowing? what questions do you have? >> first, you want to focus that you want to catch this guy and no one is killed in the process of doing that, which is why they have cordoned off such a huge area. that's basically boston and i most

this year they were something in the realm of -- we were at $11.8 billion for the cr, and above that, what the president has asked. i believe it is valid for that. beyond that, it depends. we will get to the point where we cannot spend at all. >> the tax gap in this country is estimated at $400 billion. that is the number that the irs uses $4 being paid that should be paid. >> i think it is in the middle 400's. after you and that everything else out, including voluntary payments, in voluntary payments, much less than that, but the voluntary compliance rate, which is a to sell the sixth number, is in the 83% range. $450 billion tax gap number. >> i can come back on that. the irs thatet of will be requested tomorrow, that number is not public. 2013, when you will spend after the sequester? >> $11.19 billion. >> so the tax gap is roughly $480 billion. 385, i apologize. would your testimony be -- the budget is about $11 billion. on a four-to-one ratio, would it take another $40 billion to get that millio? whatat is not my testimony we could do is close the gap through various ways, includ

and mud on mountain slopes threat the region, and teams are already on their cleaattentive to try to cr roads. there are greathe eae happened on saturday and killed nearly 200 people. >> a desperate search for the virus continues a day after a massive building collapse in bangladesh. the eight story building on the outskirts of the capital city cave in to wednesday. it left a chaotic mass of broken concrete and twisted metal. officials at least 194 people are confirmed dead. more than a thousand other people were injured. and an unknown number of dead and alive remain buried in the wreckage. authorities said they have not determined the cause of the collapse. but bangladesh homes minister said the building was not built in compliance with safety regulations. and cracks were discovered in the building a day before the collapse. >> back here in the u.s., flooding continues to be a major concern across parts of the midwest. this is what it looks like in chillicothe, ill. just outside peoria. the city sits on the illinois river which crested at a record 29.35 ft. tuesday. the old record was

cr as tucker was doing the weathere they switched everybody to the e shoulder. the lanes are open, big tie-ups traffic will fre flow from 286 o 183. we had problems with a vehicle e fire before 7, there's still stl activity on the right side of sf the highway. this is inbound, claire approaching the chain bridge. this is where we had the accident activity. you can see the flashing lights. for the most part they pulled it on to a parking light on thelig roadway at this point, but it'ss just before the chain bridge and that is why it's so slow on thee claire a barton parkway. park we have the delays forming on fo the inner loop of the beltway, leaving 210 headed to the wilson bridge, nothing out of the the ordinary. traffic continuing across thethe 11th street bridge. 295, the delays back up to the suitland parkway to the inland bridge. that's a check of on fox 5 on f time traffic. >>> it's 7:22 on this tuesdays y morning. coming up, not letting the tra jedntratragedy in boston stop a tradition. we will talk with al sharpton. >>> from a gun control snag to an immi