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in january of 2014, the d c circuit disagreed with our legal framework, and here we are again. so i say again, that the court decision means that today we have no unreasonable discrimination or no blocking rules on the books so nothing prevents providers from acting in small ways that go largely undetected. and nothing prevents them from acting in larger ways to discriminate against or even lock certain content. to be fair, providers have stated that they intend for the time being not to do so and have publicly committed to retain their current policies of openness. but for me, the issue comes down to whether broadband providers should have the ability to determine on their own whether the internet is free and open or whether we should have basic clear rules of the road in place to ensure that this occurs as we have had for the last decade. and this may be surprising to some. but i have chosen to view the court decision in a positive light, for it has given us a unique opportunity to take a fresh look and evaluate our policies in light of the developments that have occurred in

on capitol hill in washington d c said stocks are too. may her to find rows but having heard playing trucks. say hello to the new multi copped are named the black knights transformer developed with funding from the us military it's designed to carry supplies and a hostile environment a actually injured soldiers from the battlefield is also capable of flying at much higher altitudes and discount with payloads of more than four thousand pounds after landing it folds up its propellers and transformed it into a supply truck to navigate over rough terrain the club and the intense part can be attached to a bolt hole making it private commissions on land and seek surrogate if you find yourself in a no man's land somewhere in you might see the black knight buzzing over to pick you up pronounce speaking of military spending by the pentagon to forget the next instalment our special series tomorrow nothing has been done in this complex by the military this is quite rightly in historical terms. berlin airlift in reverse. port has won seven of the bot

on the paragraph that begins with d c a white the third line second word change the word to and. >> i don't know about that one. >> i'm sorry. right forget that one sorry. >> you know, i'm not sure this is the right way to go about this i mean, if he's not here to discuss this if it were one or two changes maybe but i'm not inclined to have this be a standard practice. any objections from the commissioners? >> i would move to adapt the minutes as presently drafted and second. >> all in favor, say i. i. opposed this motion passes 5 to zero. the next item on - what. the next item on the agenda it the discussion of the executive director report >> i don't have high highlights other than to say our initial budget hearing it june 16th i'll attend if necessary a supplemental hearing will occur both mondays. by the way, on the previous matter i wanted to note there was no public here so the executive director report my comments from the commissioners? and mr. syncountry on item 7 about the form seven hundred can you remind me that the f pb credit have jurisdiction >> yes. we cannot enforce t

." >> reporter:the c-d-c says during the april 25th meeting, the two men were sitting within six-feet of each other talking. >> reporter:the only physical contact they had was by shaking hands. the next day, they had another shorter meeting. this was a week before the indiana patient was confirmed to have mers. >> reporter:a c-d-c doctor says the illinois man was never really sick, but now the cdc wants to test people he came in contact with, because even without symptoms, it's possible he could have spread the deadly mers virus. >> catherine: coming up at 5:15. a new reason for parents to be on high alert when their teenagers are behind the >> catherine: wheel. then at 5:30. has a plan to cut down on bay bridge traffic - backfired? >> catherine: and next. pamela anderson talks about the abuse she faced as a child. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sle

the s-p-c-a is working with the d-a's office on possible charges. next on the kron 4 morning news.. after the boko haram kidnappings of hundreds of schoolgirls, nigeria's president acknowledges offers of help from several other countries. ice we'll have the latest. plus. beaten on the job by a patient -- only on kron four -- a local certified nursing assistant says. hospital violence is spiraling out of control. her story. and the developing plans for a abdomen of nurses protest today. next. his a nursing assistant who says she has been attacked on the job. takes a stand against aura of wall hospital violence. iskron 4's philippe djegal unknown healthcare workers from across the bay area. are planning to hold a rally who wiltshire as light what they are calling an epidemic of hospital violence. a whole what you're taught all. and though it is pretty nice. absolutely. a warming trend is toward a market. if >>erica: not right now is, aceves much as half are for school. if i definitely need it is not what i'd result of a close moderately the last of all clouds out there and a little we

>> we live in the d c area. we try to contact leaders and people there. oflso contacted the acl maryland. they're big on these issues. we try to make the film balanced. weree got interviews that pro and anti. we could really balance the film out. assignment the from your faculty advisor there? >> the assignment was basically this contest. we had to make a documentary and enter it. well.pefully do >> what did you think when you won? >> she texted me that we won. have first, i did not believe her. then i called the number and it was real. >> you got $3000. what are you going to do? >> probably save it, maybe get a new camera. not sure. >> you are interested in documentaries? >> yeah. >> what did you like about the process? >> it was really cool to make a film for a big cable company. c-span is pretty big. it was good to be a part of that. >> what did your parents think? >> they immediately asked if we were sure? they do not believe me at first. >> why not? >> because winning -- that can't be. >> what was the most challenging part? >> one of the hardest part

great show they made the hike and washington d c and d printer watching retainer fierce battles between ukrainian soldiers into government separate test in the country's east of life more than fifty people dead in recent days. the eastern ukrainian town of funding and government troops have renewed the crackdown on protesters. there are thought to be casualties on both sides including civilians preliminary report suggested least ten locals in for troops. i can't recount according to the interior ministry ukrainian army helicopter was downed in the study on scaring up our keys plus later became trapped in a town on the road on our block. she sent this report. the honeymoon. think of it to come into the hands of the ukrainian army resort last year. london's aim market. i can tell because the two depending on what's going on with the medical team has been blocked by trade. it's going to do the painting on it at the wagon. it has emerged. my friend i was psyched up for fungus like this we can get to the railway cars. the fact that the lesson went to the railway cars. tyson just went off bec

. >> jonathan is a d. c. trial lawyer and would be father, also burned in cancun. he spent $30 with the hospital. >> i have never seen the level of victimization and taking someone whose hopes and dreams of childhood so imperative and private and outright steal their money and provide nothing in return. i have never seen that level of fraud. >> he launched an investigation and stunned another 40 couples, just like him, people left with a pile of bills and no babies. >> they came from australia, canada, england and the united states. >> he faukt back. >> it was my goal to put an end to this. >> the efforts may have paid off the u.s. attorney's office is launching an investigation. they have contacted the ceo of the hospital and he says i am devastated and remorseful over the fact that so many people lost money due to the business failures but i did not purposefully or willingness to do this. >> on thursday, part three of making babies, america tonight is looking at the science of starting a family. see that at 9:00 p.m. on al jazeera america. >> a look into the life

. >>> lowry desde washington d c muchas gracias.a el oficial que asegura que tuvo que rociarla con gas pimienta porque se resistiÓ al arresto, marÍa paula tiene los detalles. >>> mÓnica hernÁndez dice que no puede creer que no se haya hecho justicia contra el oficial de la policÍa de california, que asegura que es responsable de dejarla totalmente ciega hace mÁs de dos aÑos. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> estamos cansados y decepcionados, dice, fue un camino muy largo, y solo queremos que se haga justicia. en este video, se ve que monique grita de dolor luego que el oficial le dispara un arma con gas pimienta a pulgadas de sus ojos, cuando la detuvo por conducir bajo influencia del alcohol y resistirse al arresto. >>> yo no puse resistencia, estaba esposada, y aÚn asÍ disparÓ, luego de dos aÑos de batalla legal y dÍas de liberaciÓn los jurados no llegaron a aun acuerdo unÁnime. >>> el jurado estuvo diez a dos hacia la culpabilidad del oficial, el juez preguntÓ si podrÍan hacer una nueva deliberaciÓn dijeron que no, y el juez anulÓ el j

ktvu's kyla campbell is live in our washington d. c. ith the bill introduced this morning in the wake of the deadly attack near u. c. santa barbara. kyla. >> congressman mike thompson just introduced a bill that would provide more resources for mental health crisis intervention. it would also allow states to create laws that temporarily restrict people to buy or own a gun if they've been involuntarily hospitalized due to serious mental illness. if passed the bill would prohibit people convicted of misdemeanor stalking to have a gun. the bill would also provide nearly $20 million to help states put information in the national background check system. >> i've got to tell you as a gun guy, i'm ashamed. i'm ashamed that we can't step up and pass sensible gun laws to protect our children or our grandchildren and make our community safe. >> just how many fugitives were not entered into the national criminal background check system, i'll have that information and more details from thompson coming up at 8:45. live in washington, kyla campbell kt

there are more and more seniors with medical conditions and i've been working with d c s and i've seen seniors that are really, really needing help and would like to stay in the shelter because if they stay in s r o they tell me if something happens to them no one b will know we still have veterans that are part of our case management we do the housing information that comes out every month i don't have any more fumdz for that after june that's with the aging services and there's other serves but they don't give services to the veterans coming from the hospital. thank you to supervisor kim, jane kim they funded american people outreach worker in the city and what's happening we'll have some services at the bay in for the homeless seniors >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon - good morning. i live in district 2 john f. kennedy towers i recently i'm a veteran and i recently received a 14 day notice to leave my premises. for the past 4 years i've been paying my rent faithfully on time i have a service connected disable because of my benefits there'

. >>> muy buenas tardes y josÉ estÁ en washington d. cenzar con una arma de alta tecnologÍa en la lucha por una reforma migratoria. se trata de los selfies o autorretratos, y ya son muchos polÍticos y famosos que se toman sus fotos para enviarselos a los congresistas en washington y exijo irloes que apoyen la entre forma m. para ponerle una cara a la crisis, christina londoÑo con todo. >>> ha diferencio de las movilizaciones del pasado de miles un personas, esta afuera de la reforma migratoria permite marchar sin moverse del sof y hacerlo mano a mano con importantes personalidades como el gobernador de california jerry brown y reconocidos actor y comediantes de hollywood. >>> emerson marca es un cerebro detrÁs de este esfuerzo que en cuestiÓn de minutos un telÉfono inteligente y una aplicaciÓn nos convierte en activistas. >>> lo que querÍamos hacer es hacer un producto el cual lo haga sÚper fÁcil, divertido, y rÁpido. >>> marca habÍa colaborado con mark zuckerberg el fundador de facebook y su organizaciÓn en noviembre pasado, cuando sirvi

the d c circuit's ruling in >> the d c circuit ruling in the last year upheld the determination thate need rules to protect internet openness. upheld action to adopt such rules. in even found it was response to that authority. the two706 is one of proposed for the goal of open internet. we are specifically asking for input as to the benefits of each and why one might be preferable and we have established a link the comment and reply timeframe in order to allow everyone to participate today. i would like to make a personal point as a former entrepreneur and venture capitalist. i know the importance of openness firsthand. hadn entrepreneur, i have products and services shut out of closed cable networks. as a venture capitalist, i invested in companies that would not have been able to innovate if the network were not able to open. i've had hands-on experience with the ordinance of network openness. and i will not allow the national asset of an open internet to be compromised. understand this issue in my bones. i've got scars from when my companies were denied access in the pre-internet

speaking in washington d c to the atlantic council on wednesday us my strength and jill biden said whatchrist has done violates ukrainian sovereignty and what the us is resolute in imposing costs due to the cold war american nato allies have reached out to russian energy and a partnership. kinda in a place in the partnership for peace the g eight wto the council of europe. we did this because russian immigration international order remains in everyone's interest russia needs to know. he cannot and i believe they do now have it both ways if russia wants to benefit the natural order. it has to respect that order and abide by the rules otherwise just couldn't face growing costs and growing isolation. this ghetto to a bee's a preliminary report on missing malaysian airlines flight that makes for a seventy on thursday. the country says it will not hold a press conference of the simpler to the ones that into a press statement. the input comes more than seven weeks after the plane then it was two hundred and thirty nine people onboard. the legion acting transport minister he smothered in husse

apartments and houses the international monetary fund who decided it wanted to loan to ukraine in washington d c by matthew boyd and ominous. consider the assistance package within the deal cooperation program in case of it was a decision the cabinet of ministers of ukraine expects six ten billion dollars during two years the best chance of a million. i received in maine elliott team and imf agreed upon alone in white's opted to miss an ancestor that the state of ukrainian economy. people turn to nine's new dog the procession of the un security council on the train up to two week break. this time the main topic led to his ouster of the geneva agreements made it to april seventeen. then leading diplomats and ukraine thing is you know the u s and russia. the state it was seven hours. they agreed to a specific steps for de escalation of the station in eastern regions. however the green ants are not fulfilled by moscow unanimously declared european american and ukrainian politicians want him to study shall we send its troops to train under the guise of peacekeepers. this was taken by dependence are

doctors have now become the fourth d c reached a ten thousand when the milestone after the huge audience cops and the brakes and switching to the k b l and umpire was all folded and put in a headlock by a trunk and during the escape key again on wednesday and it raised concerns about security as well as the officiating is presumed that the fan was the lashing out against these some questionable calls which along with the view over the place were a hot issue this week. and that's taking over as kmt and its thursday's cup debut match up between the white birds and the tigers. now as he's coming off a loss yesterday and they scored the first inning but he does not do one new beds into and comes home and sell its four to one now yes. next on three more in the third floor to bite him in those two run jack and more in the faith has not released two more bowls of making it number one key on the board tia its own brand peach ice tea cake or bread attack on a weapon in the sixth and seventh. people want to do this one the final score of twenty petite. and yet the other days we have nc taking care

the newly elected the d c this estimate would be the standard that the president. so if that is really carry a secretary general of the icc. strike a balance the right balance between ambition and meow at the feet for example the countries in the financial markets part of the enthusiastic about new trade agreements. this would make it through the region these are the somewhat mean these are intimate distance people are seen as a positive development. the problem is the key though most of the country to the world and leave them outside to see the benefits of these kinds of grapes. but you've got to get some movement on two out two open seats. also it keeps basically of the four countries the more developed economies and also benefiting from it real. and if you don't do that you're going to create extreme inequality across the board. to be. you convince people in europe that tulip shaped easy for you. so is that of one sided argument. still an entrenched belief a lot of people and it's it's it's it's really want to spew her. then somehow over the din of global trade

and just because they're more distance what about this use of an american oaks the un can washington d c my sleep. we have heard of a set number of american citizens fighting in this area but i'd be not nearly as many as your pants yet been in the united states this context we haven't seen too many americans know there have been some anise believe that there's potentially up to seventy who've gone on the bike it within the american muslim community there just really isn't necessarily an appetite for in the vigils to go out there whether it's because they're necessarily more integrated and more economic opportunities on and also the united states or the fbi is was local law enforcement if they see anybody trying to go their whole set up a sting operation similar to how they might do with somebody who's selling drawings are within prostitution and all rest the person ahead of time before they even get over there so there's some preventative measures in that way but ultimately i want to get onto the sting operations in a minute to just one question about the biggest known european group of

i think the d c circuit has made it very clear that the fcc has the authority to be an effective regular. guest: i think there is one issue that is really glaring. when you talk about comprehensive reform that needs to be addressed. that is the issue of must carry retransmission consent. broadcast or cable company or satellite companies or telephone companies in delivering different types of programming, i was the republican sponsor for the must carry retransmission consent. to me, that is another example of something that was well-intentioned that is totally out of whack. today, you have a situation 12 blackouts in 2010. in 2012, there were 91 blackouts. this year, one company has jumped its retransmission 17%,nt fees upwards of which gets passed onto the consumer. i think we have to go back and look at what was originally intended. as the author, the original intent was to's preserve localism and make sure the localism of the local broadcaster, the local news, the local weather and sports was on that basic tier. we mandated that. the world is different. now you have a different -- a nu

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who are demanding a change in policy today a number of undocumented immigrants gathered in washington d c to make that message very clear our achievements in france has more the first signifies an official workers' holiday in many countries around the world. what i speak as rallies and demonstrations ironically it again here on american soil as part of the labor movement's twenty federation work my street and every unions proclaimed eight hours shall constitute a legal they flavor from an after me first eighteen eighty six one hundred twenty eight years later resurrected as an unofficial day of workers' rights and immigration reform which at this point in american history are inextricably linked. and this year special urgency strengthens rallies demonstrators point he did push to reform bill before the august recess because after that. all about the november midterm elections where immigrants could get lost in the shuffle speed. maybe i run six years ever since two thousand eight km the power. to the government thinks he didn't do anything. and we know that he has the worst twenty six of

on thursday german chancellor merkel for a ride on an official visit to washington d c meeting with president obama and other critical business figures topics include the events in ukraine transatlantic free trade. and of course dealing with a part of the surveillance disclosures which revealed last year that chancellor merkel was personally being spied on by the nsa. as for millions of average german citizens hence am just a few blocks from the white house the national press club former nsa contractor turned whistleblower adverts netting received even our award for truth telling. he shared the honors with filmmaker laura returns the first journalist he reached out to the documents. artsy political commentator send faxes the keyword ceremony he joined me earlier i first asked him to tell me about it this is an annual events the end of the organization in the four of war says a book prize or surprise for documentary filmmaking their surprise for courage. there's this truth telling prize which was to investigative journalists whistleblowers and this is what edward starting or fortress the conve

joining us from washington, d c, michael riley who wrote up the story. michael, how did they do it? do we know they are from iran? terms of how they did it, it's a pretty clever operation. of a virtual media organization in created a bunch of journalistic personalities online to go along with it. they would fill the webpage of this media organization every day with articles they affectively lifted from places like reuters and other mainstream media organizations put under the name of the six journalists and then they would have these corps of journalists use their persona to get close to targets, lawmakers, defense , and others. until they got to the time they trusted them enough to clicked would download malicious software, steal credentials, get access to e-mail. it's a pretty clever operation. >> we know they are from iran because they worked based on the iranian work schedule? there were certain clues that led eyesight to believe that these were iranian hackers? >> is out of evidence that points back to iran. are based inses iran. they used iranian words as passwords, the hacker

we were here in january and it was after the d c circuit court struck down the previous plan for open internet. this is another crack at it. they are taking cues from the circuit court decision will stop the fcc chairman had a vote. two were in favor and one was concurring. out whatsk gus to lay happens now. we will go into some discussion stop if you could tell us how we got here, but very quickly. >> just so everyone knows, i've been involved in these issues for a long time. i have been with the sec for a long time. i worked on early proceedings that give rise to these discussions. i have been working in private practice and representing network owners to have a strong interest in this issue. i will try to get through the background quickly. it is helpful to understand where we got to today. 2002 the sec confronted how to classify broadband services provided over cable networks. cable modem services. the big debate at the time was whether the services under the communications act, whether they should be considered telecommunications services or instead information services. they are

are employed by corporations,d c those are subject to corporate level tax. when you look at the u.s. tax rates compared to our trading artners, the oecd is collection of major economies in the world. among those companies, the u.s. has a highest corporate tax rate. much of the discussion you care about tax reform is an effort to get the corporate rate down to a level that is more consistent with our major trading partners. the average corporate tax rate is in the upper 20%, 27%. 10%.are as low as corporate tax has been controversial since it was enacted and it will be until it is repealed, if ever. host: on twitter. "if we eliminated corporate income tax, when we become a tax haven for the world?" guest: we probably world. there is only one country with a zero corporate tax rate, in the middle east. places like ireland have become tax havens. other major economies have as they havevens reduced their corporate tax rates. it would attract more investment, more capital. you the question is could run the economy, could you raise the amount of revenue needed -- r

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my preference has been to follow the roadmap laid out by the d c circuit in the believe that it -- in the belief that it was the fastest and best way to get protections in place. i have also indicated rick -- i have also indicated repeatedly that i am open to using title 2. this rulemaking begins the process by putting forth the andosal, asking important specific questions, and opening the discussion to all americans. we look forward to the feedback on all of these approaches. and now we will proceed to a vote. all those in favor say aye. aye. opposed? the ayes have it. the order is adopted. the request for editorial privileges is granted. now, before we move on to our next item, i would like to note that the order will be slightly different for the next two items. we will first hear presentations from the fcc staff for the next two items followed by statements from the bench on both items. after that, we will proceed to individual votes on the two items. madame secretary, will you please announce our next item, and to the bureau and all caps -- to the bureau and off the general couns

transaction with this individual, so no unique travel history of their own and then no travel history the c-d-c says during the meeting, the two men were sitting within six-feet of each other talking. the only physical contact they had was by shaking hands. which could mean the virus casually. burning in san diego county this morning. governor jerry brown says california is at "the epicenter" of the effects of a warming planet. his talk at a conference came as the state experiences longer fire is seasons and more destructive wildland blazes. scientists have also confirmed the huge west antarctic ice sheet is beginning to collapse. brown says californians drive about 1 billion miles a day, so the switch to a culture that is less dependent on burning fossil fuels will take support from all americans. environmentalists protested outside the auditorium where brown spoke, urging him to end hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas. thailand's military insists it is not staging a coup but trying to restore law and order. with tensions building between two opposing groups spencer reports the army has decla

washington d-c was named the fittest city. >> we jumped up 14 places. >> that a lot of kale. >> are you in there? >> i am here. earlier today we're talking about temperatures up in the low 60s across much of the area. some areas are in the '50s. it may be a good day to get outside and help us jump up to no. 14. here are the current temperatures. an extended stretch of sunshine starts today. we expect to be dry today and much of the upcoming weekend. it's coming our way. 72 degrees today tomorrow 77. saturday we make 80. chance of showers and thunderstorms sunday. some day we make 85. nearly 90 on monday and tuesday but chances of showers and storms. >>coming up ... n-s-a leaker edward snowden is speaking out, and now the state department is firing back with some words of its own. plus -- what we are now learning about those "pings" that were thought to be from the black box of that missing malaysia airlines jet. >>and -- remembering maya angelou. people in our area pay tribute to the acclaimed poet, storyteller , and activist. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] i'm flo! i know! i'm

the d c circuit's ruling in january of this year upheld our determination that we need rules to protect internet openness, and upheld our authority under sections of an hundred hundred six to adopt such rules, even while it found the portions of the 2010 or net order were beyond the scope of our authority. in response, i probably stated that we would reinstate rules that achieve the goals of the 2010 order using section 706-based roadmap laid out the court. that is what we are proposing to do today. section 706 is one of two personal methods proposed to accomplish the goals of an open internet. today we are seeking input on both sections 706 and title ii of the communications act. we have established a lengthy comment and reply period to allow everyone the opportunity for debate. mr. clyburn, observation of personal point. i would like to make a personal point as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist. i know the importance of openness firsthand. as an entrepreneur, i have had drawbacks and services shut out of closed cable networks. as a vc, i have invested in companies that wouldn't h

mike viqueira joining us live from washington d c. >> one thing the president didn't do on the trip is meet with the afghan president. hamid karzai turned down on invitation to join president obama at the airfield. jim walsh, a research associate at the mit securities studies programs says it's really no surprise neither president made the extra effort. >> i think president barack obama had his fill. he's not the first american president to feel a lack of relationship. they are having a run off in a month. there'll be a new guy in office. the white house correspondents are saying we don't want to get involved in the elections or interfere in domestic politics, if i had to guess, i'm guessing obama is done with hamid karzai, he's a lame duck going out. he doesn't want to deal with hymn. >> james walsh. mit. >> both candidates in the run-off said they'll sign an agreement to keep the u.s. on the ground. the president's message was important for the african people to hear. >> both afghan candidates who are going to run off on 14 june confirm that they will sign, it will be in the top of t

this is part of the enrichment program at the smithsonian's national zoo in d-c. zoo officials say the activity is good for the otters' senses. they keep the keyboard outside the cage, so the otters don't tear it apart or put it in their pool. >> nothing worse than a synthesizer in the pool. >> you have to love otters. they always have fun. they're pretty cool. 63 degrees currently. wind at 7 mi.. today we're talking about more rain. yesterday we got to the showers on and off but they did arrive in a big way. big interest yesterday. a different story today scattered spotty showers them dry out. 56 right now. 57 at the lakefront. in some areas to the west or the south clouds are perking up which helps the temperatures cooled down with the saturated hist surface we have fought. visibility is 2 mi. or less in these areas. we are currently looking at very low visibility. be on the lookout. you will have to be careful use your low beans and exercise caution. same deal here. visibility just over quarter of a mile here. that's the type of stuff that really slow down as p

. >>> and bill morton will be in washington, d. c. for the release of the report.l will be the only bay area meteorologist to interview president obama about the findings as well as our current drought and wild fire concerns here in california. bill's one-on-one interview with president obama will air wednesday night on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00 as well as the 10:00 news. >>> how about that? he is already back there. looking forward to seeing that. >>> let's bring in rosemary, who is filling in for bill. sure did cool down today, and got windy as well. >> the winds are are still howling. temperatures cool for this time of here. look at what is happening with the numbers. 64 in oakland, 63sfo, 59 half moon bay. it is in the 60s in the south bay. the numbers not too bad, a little below the seasonal average, but the wind howling out there with gusts to 30 miles per hour at times, fairfield reporting gusts to 36, 32 in napa. oakland reporting a sustained wind at 25 miles per hour. if you are going to see the a's be sure to bring your jacket, because the bree

bikers from all over the country cruised around the d-c area. it's a memorial day weekend tradition. the ride is meant to raise awareness for issues surrounding prisoners of war and troops missing in action. vietnam war veteran charles mobsy explains why he participates. > > the big thing it means the, is getting us out into the public eye to let them know that we still have veterans, our brothers, that left behind in all wars. we won't be happy until we get. a full account .a fulll accounting riders stopped at congressional cemetery for a wreath-laying ceremony as part of today's events. if you are looking for a way to honor our veterans tomorrow. here are some events around the bay area. in san francisco mayor ed lee and senator mark leno will speak followed by a parade. it starts at ten-thirty a-m in golden gate park. mill valley will be holding a parade. it starts in old mill park at ten-thirty a-m. san jose will have a service with a military aircraft fly- over. the event is at eleven a-m in oak memorial park. and in walnut creek. a service

this is a live picture from washington d. c.he federal government is about to announce a $35 million fine against gm over its ignition situation recall. that is the maximum amount allowed. the ignition switch defects have been linked to 32 crashes and 13 deaths. the affected cars include older models of the cobalt and ion. in the past ford was fined $17 million for a delayed recall and toyota was fined nearly $50 million, but that involved three separate allegations. so, again, the picture on the right is a room where they're waiting nor news conference to get started. we're going to monitor this situation. as soon as it is starting, getting underway we will continue to follow it. >>> it has been a rocky start for the new chairman of general motors. >> exactly. >> one thing after another. >>> time now 8:is the. let's check in with sal. get you to where you need to go. how's it looking out there? >> it's actually okay. it's bether than -- better than it was. i think we're having a friday break. i wouldn't call it exactly friday l