please welcome dave barry and alan zweibel. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for the fairly lengthy introduction. those are going to go first. i am dave. first of all, we're thrilled to be here at the commonwealth club. i want to tell you a little bit about myself. i live in miami. i moved there in 1986 from the united states. [laughter] one of the things i always feel like i should do is to defend my city because it had a bad reputation, a bad image. the zogby does this organization -- and does this poll were they asked people about different cities. many respondents thought miami was a dangerous and violent place. that hurts. when we see that, we want to attract those people down and kill them. [laughter] it is a wonderful city, it really is. it is a question of learning to adapt to the local culture. for example, you would never say out loud in miami, i do not know, i think you have to admit that castro has done some good for cuba. [laughter] anyway, what ever you have heard, disregard. it is a great town. we have a new

in watched and we have zachary an assistant editor for the diplomat and in philadelphia we cross to dave lindorff he is an investigative reporter author of the book the case for impeachment and the founding editor of the online newspaper this can't be happening dot net all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but richard if i can go to you what is a rogue state we hear the term all the time what is it it define. it's an out of fashion charm under the bush administration that used the term rogue state to describe states which whose behavior was so. so it redeemable that they were considered to be equivalent of a criminal state and that was a ran that was a racket under sadam hussein and that was north korea where those of the three common ones other countries went in and out of that category the obama administration that was revise that category they now find these kind of states as outlier states and has a different and different implication implies that they can be brought inside more easily as long as they change their behavior and i thi

because we end up negotiate these people anyway so i would just i think i was probably the better dave what do you think in philadelphia we don't have the state will actually take. well the road term actually the concept goes back further than bush or goes back to the reagan administration and it's a cold war relic and as as far as moving it forward to the obama administration i think what it basically is conceived of this notion is that these are states that are outside of the western yes supposed consensus which i think doesn't even apply anymore because really it's falling apart you've got you've got china you've got brazil you've got turkey you've got countries that do not travel in a u.s. axis but that have a lot of influence because their economies are strong militarily they're strong and so it's really a strange term that is being used by the u.s. because the u.s. still sees itself as the sole superpower and countries that don't line up with the u.s. are then outlier states richard i would agree with zachary that lumping korea and iran together is a real mistake because they hav

that is the dave matthews band playing, and they are setting off fireworks there.e for the big dance tomorrow night. michigan and louisville will face off, we know. again, it's live in the city of atlanta. lots of partying going on. dave matthews still playing now. sting played earlier, as did flo rida and other acts. it's all still going on. tomorrow night, the big event. >>> you know a new ski area has just opened up to the world, but it's definitely not for the faint-hearted. cnn's reporter is in pakistan and she travelled to the downhill course never touched by man. that is, until now. look at this. >> reporter: it's the world's highest mountain range, but that hasn't stopped a team of extreme free ride heliskiers from taking it on. brice is leading the team. in 2003 he climbed everest and skied back down. now he's set for his biggest challenge yet. >> this is the biggest, highest mountain range in the world. you have a unique terrain. it's so big, so high and so completely undiscovered. the place we flew to nobody has been there. nobody ever stepped foot there

listen to a little bit of dave matthews. >> yes, let's listen? can you hear.t to listen to a little bit? ♪ ♪ somebody's going hungry ♪ somebody else is eating out ♪ somebody's heart is broken >> i don't know about you, don, but that's good music. i know that's real music. >> i got to hear sting play -- last night. he played again today. you heard sting. what was your favorite moment of the weekend? snow know, i had a few favorite moments, but i have to admit today hearing sting play and hearing him live, never heard him live before, and all the other acts i had heard live before so hearing him and hearing how great he sounded, goodness, it was amazing. let's listen to a little bit of sting from earlier today. ♪ there will be nothing left for me, yeah ♪ ♪ if i lose my faith in you >> reporter: i mean, just great, and he's what, 61 years old? goodness. he looks 30 years younger. he sounds fantastic. it was a really good three-day concert series. now, last year in new orleans, about 140,000 people over the three-day period came out to the concerts. it felt like t

. >>> that is right, it's still pretty good out there, dave and pam and by the way the metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge and you can see traffic is a little more crowded and when you do get to the bay bridge, they have searched those metering lights and they are just a little bitterly and it is backed -- a little bit early and it is backed up for 5 to 10 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. the traditional slow traffic, 680 looks good and that traffic is moving well, we are off to a good start. >> are you having issues or is it just with me? >> no.i had issues as well. >>> okay, we do have really tough challenging forecasted highs and there is a lot of fog on the coast and man is it cold and a rip roaring wind especially some higher elevations still 64 miles per hour and mt. diablo and black hawk, man, it is whipping and leaves are blowing all over the place, 50 miles per hour and the fog is making for a tremendous difference but everybody except santa cruz and if you get a south wind, concord had it but concord 54 and out of the north napa 65 and santa rosa

dave went a couple of times.e just kind of tried to top each other's driver's license. >> this one is going to be the one that definitely does not work. >> dave got away with painting the top of his head black and wearing fake buck teeth. that surprised us a lot. it was hilarious but at the same time it was kind of scary. the only thing i could think to top that was paint my whole face red. >> for some weird reason i think people will look at me kind of strange. >> we were definitely surprised. every time we walked out, we were completely in shock. before we went in we said we're definitely not going to be able to get away with this. every time we were more and more surprised. >> they were not buying it at all. finally i was up at the booth talking to the guy for 20 minutes. he kept stalling going in the back. everyone was looking at me. >> it was especially a surprise to the richmond dmv who became aware of the stunt after it was featured in the local paper. the dmv was less than pleased and demanded the license

. >> good morning, dave, good morning tara. we have been watching san francisco and we have a lane blocked and so far it is not enough to cause a big traffic jam. westbound getting into to oakland, traffic continues to look good all the way into the city and if you are driving on northbound 280 coming to downtown san jose, that traffic is off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> traffic is off to a better start than yesterday, it's clear out there sunny and windy, today mostly sunny and a little breezy but it will also be warmer an average highs this time of year 60 to about 70 and we will continue to trend as well. strong winds giving you some snow, you can see the low out a head for most. napas 49, santa rosa 49 and we have a northerly breeze and you can see the direction the winds are coming from napa north at 10 northwest 16 and yesterday was more northwest and that system is making the wind more of arblast are you category -- blustery category. 74 antioch, 76 novato, gilroy los gatos got, santa cruz should be really nic

for you, for me for dave but not for nelson. it will be warmer and temperatures should be 62 to 70s and that upper wind will be likely today and the low will be like blowing up over the next few days and it will be affecting the country and you can see a swath so i imagine the change is -- the chase is up. 60s to 70s and a few upper 70s and even warmer tomorrow, yes. then we will cool it down and take us through the week and it will cloud up sunday into monday. >>> and some of the perks that make silicone valley such attract tis places to -- attractive places to work, they are scrutiniesing them and perks are considered to be fringe benefits and employees say the perks are not compensation and should not be taxed. they are all providing employees free meals and other free perks. ben bernanke said stress tests should become much stronger and this year's tests showed 18 of the biggest banks have doubled those losses since tests were run in 2009 which means all of the banks tested are better able to withstand a severe session. >> e

. >> actually, dave, i want to thank you. when i was in high school, my cousin gave me one of your books, "dave barry talks back." i have not read anything like it before. i was on my couch laughing out loud. i went to college couple of years later and said i wanted to try this. i was at usc. i wrote a weekly humor column in a similar style to yours. i ended up writing 100 of these every week, every night. >> and you are homeless now. >> sincerely, it was one of the most rewarding experiences i had done, so thank you for that. >> is that the statement or the question? >> the statement. >> he is so much more a fan of mine and yours. if anybody has any questions about deli, i am here for you. sliced meat? i am here for you. hitler, bin laden, and this kid. i hate him. >> you're right about that head comment. >> and you are standing pretty far away. [laughter] >> in transitioning from writing your short for humor to yearlong for narrative, what was the biggest challenge? >> being brave enough to try it. i was in my 40 pause befo

>> it would say, dave, this is over. >> i get a lot of crap for my hair. i mean, not as much as alan gets for his head. i do not know what to do. this is the way it is. people have tried, really strong, powerful hairdresser's. [laughter] they could do something for a few minutes. this is why i could never be an airline pilot. if you got in an airplane and saw somebody with my hair cut, you get right off the airplane. [laughter] >> also, you have to learn how to fly. >> nobody checks that. they see the hair cut. >> you're leaving out the day that mo howard saw your head. i am going to wear my hair like that, too. >> do you agree with the "new york times" that david is the funniest man in america? >> yes, do you? [laughter] >> they said that? >> apparently. >> there was one reviewer in 1981, and i have had to live -- who would even say that? i was once on a book tour in england, and they do not think we are funny, the brits. they think they're funny and we're not. so in england, basically you go to a bbc building and sit in a little studio across from a guy

tell me about your friend dave. we're all imagining what he is like. >> well, right now he's -- he's pretty much in shock. he's only talking to whoever he has. commissioner davis has been in here. a lot of the s.w.a.t. team, the boston police, the watertown police, they've all been in my house here interviewing him and he's just totally distraught. and his wife, who is suffering some major medical problems, is, you know, all her -- everything -- they just rushed them out of the house and she couldn't -- they couldn't take anything with them. >> and as we said earlier, the vulnerability of that couple in that house, the boat so close, the suspect so close. and again, i'm told it was a 24-foot boat, by the way, in the back, but there it was, the vulnerability, so close to their house, to close to their lives tonight. i want to bring in robin duma, who is also an eyew, lives nei heard police talking in the backyard, robin? what did you hear? >> yes, as my neighbor said, when they told us we could go out, quite a few pe

he knows all about your forecast. >> i hope so, dave. we do have clear skies. temperatures are kind of cool for some but a little warm for others. it will be sunny today. there is fog coming down the coast and up the coast. cooler tomorrow. >>> steve, northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good driving up to the 80 split. no major problems as you drive into san francisco. also the morning commute looks good at the toll plaza but we have a little bit more of a delay. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we begin with our continuing coverage of the boston bombing case. one week ago today tragedy. two men made bombs that exploded at the boston marathon. four people are dead. one of those is the suspects. the other one continues to recover from wounds. and several injured in boston area. brian flores is in our newsroom with the events happening today. brian. >> reporter: the city of boston continues to move forward. they are calling it boston strong. but this morning there are questions in boston about the lone surviving suspect what charges he may face and

>> reporter: dave, homeland security -- secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will testifyfront of dianne finestein and the rest of the judiciary committee. they are skeptical of the bill proposed last week and they will question secretary of homeland security janet napolitano on border security. the borders must be secure before they allow any of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in to become citizens. it was postponed because of the boston marathon investigation. senators accused each other of using that tragedy as a reason to avoid the immigration debate. >> excuse for not doing a bill or delaying it many months or a year -- >> i never said that, i never said that... >> they said it would deter terrorists and strengthen our borders. what dianne finestein has to say about strengthening our borders and our economy when i see you next, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they are talking about the battery system used in boeing dreamliner jets. the national safety board wants to know how it went unnoticed but the problem grounded those jets three months ago.

but dave wasn't the only mastermind. help of seasoned concierge michael romay. >> some of the most immediate questions i ask, what is katie's favorite color, food, flower, music. that's the foundation of what we can then build on to create something truly special. >> to build an ambience. >> yes. >> i want to be part of this and help you put the finishing touches on. can i come with you now? >> absolutely. let's go. >> with less than an hour, it was go time. >> it's almost 1:45. >> okay. >> so we have about 15 minutes. >> we just put the finishing touches on. we've got about ten minutes. so i'm going to wait in the corner and -- that's when the magic happens. good luck, dave. you got this. >> i love you! >> katie, what were you thinking when you walked in and saw all the flowers? >> i don't know. like what a nice reception this was. >> there's actually not a big deal. he's a good fireman, but we're not honoring him today. >> oh, my god. >> and finally, an intimate moment for the happy couple. >> cheers, baby. >> cheers,

may have listened to what dave rogers said. save your tires. enough tires and now going to stand on the gas. >> mike: 15 cars on the lead lap. back to clint bowyer as we get down to the closing stages of the second 500-mile race of the season. there is the progression. >> darrell: we saw martin truex last year at kansas dominate that race. no way he could lose. the best car of anybody there and got beat right at the end. i'm telling you that 18 car is on a mission. >> mike: truex has come so close so many times. mindful of harry gant trying to win his first sprint cup race he finished second half a dozen times. caution is out. >> [radio]: caution is out. caution it out. back it down. back it down. >> mike: 21 laps to go and the caution waves. debris in the fourth corner. as put the yellow out for the 7th time. so now it is time for our sprint 20 to go. as pace car picks up martin truex. seven cautions for 33 laps. 15 lead changes in this one. truex has led the second most laps, trying to go to victory lane for the first time since dover in june

temperatures by the coast, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 90s well inland, dave? controversial move to help the homeless. >>> and they are targeting president bashar assad. >>> a little girl is stabbed to death, what investigators are saying about her killer. çó >>> welcome back. we are having august weather. >> yes, it has been too weird. >> i mean weatherwise. >> i don't mind, you can keep it going, steve. >> i know, things are just a little strange here, if you are enjoying the warm weather, go inland, 60s and 70s to low 90s. >>> westbound interstate 880 looking good to start, no major problems heading out to the mcarthur maze. if you are looking at the bay bridge commute, it is a good drive into san francisco. it is 5:30 let's go back to dave and pam. >>> they are searching for the killer of an 8-year-old girl leila fowler. she was stabbed to death inside her own home. they are live outside the little girl's school, alex? >> reporter: yes, got a morning and -- good morning and this will no doubt be a difficult day in valley springs for the children. leila fowl

i'm dave feldman. the giants open with the d'backs reeling after they swept the padres in san diego. it's a showdown with the snakes in the desert. would the losing streak finally come to an end? matt cain on the bump, seeking his first win of the season. it's 4-3, d'backs. top 8, tied 4-4. based loaded. two outs, branden belt up the middle. giants win 6-4. they snap their five-game losing skid. >> they come in with the same attitude. today was no different. >> as and angels starting in the three-game series in oakland. top seven. wow. fourth of the year, 7462, angels. 2 on for josh donaldson. two runs score. as cut it to 7-5. cocoa crisp is your equalizer. we're tied at 7. we're still tied at 7. we're in the 12th inning. tomorrow, the warriors back in action. they lead four games to one. i'm dave feldman, dave and jess back with more of the news right now. >>> there's a new weapon in the fight against drug-resis tent super bugs. frost. it's the first hospital to disinfect patient rooms using ultraviol

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>> but the red one hits dave's honda pilot. the third time it's been hit by a vehicle.nd the larger white suv smacks into the first plow on scene. all inside survive, but there are still more out-of-control vehicles right behind them >> watch out, guys! watch out! >> get out of the road! get out of the >> a driver just misses people running away on the sidewalk and lands in betty ian's front yard. >> i saw a woman bafrl barrel through the hedges. and i was afraid that she may have been seriously hurt and when she stepped out of the car it was the biggest relief that she was okay. >> watch out, guys! here comes another one. >> but the icy hill will still claim one more vehicle. a full sized car slides sideways out of control. it crunches the pickup with full force. fortunately there's no passenger in the car and it doesn't stop until it hits a tree, next to the first car that slid into the yard. all told, more than two dozen cars slid past the camera, ten of them suffering damage. no one is seriously injured. when an officer arrives on scene to sort out this bad day in b

let's bring in dave zirin sports editor for the nation. author of "game over" how politics has turned the sports world upside down. i'm grateful to you for joining us tonight. thank you so much for being here. >> great to be here, john. >> john: what were your thoughts initially when you heard about a bombing like this at such an historic and popular sporting event? >> my first thought was that this is an attack on the very idea that we could have such a thing as collective space. you know, the occupy movement of 2011, if nothing else, was about the idea that we could re-claim in our increasingly privatized country the idea of a public commons where people could gather together and speak about things that they care about and air grievances. the attack on the boston marathon is about attacking the very concept that we can come together collectively in an open space. and there was any event that a person could attack, that would also attack that concept, it would be the boston marathon. think about it for a second. it is called the boston ma

. >> dave, the legendary host. and he has the expertise of being gay. dave we'll start with you in a second, but i want to bring chris moody in. appreciate it. now dave, let me start with you. so,-- >> why are you starting with him? >> it's not a big deal. >> i get the gay card so rarely. >> cenk: right. we'll get to you in a second. so dave, how big of a deal is this? >> this is absolutely huge. fabulous to coin a gay phrase. this is huge. this is what everybody has been waiting for. everybody has been saying when is a the athlete coming? when is it happening? it happened. the whole nba has backed him. the whole sports world has backed him. the one guy who is it against him is espn chris brussard. it will trickle over in the next few months and then everyone forget which is what gay people want. >> cenk: equality, stand up for it. i want to go to chris brusard. he is an espn analyst: let's watch that. >> what about gay guys. many approach you. >> i don't do the gay guys. >> many on the 49ers. >> cenk: artie lange who also didn't like gay people. >> in

. >> that is right tori and dave. we are starting in the east bay. so far so good. as a matter of fact, it is a nice looking drive all over the place. let's just hope it stays this way. sometimes on fridays it does. we are hoping for that obviously. no problems here on the east shore at the bay bridge teleplay va-- toll plaza. but in the last few weeks we have lost friday light. moving along and taking a look at the concord and walnut creek commute. road sensors showing us a very nice drive. 5:07 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning. big bend in the clouds. high pressure. it will give us two nice days for friday and saturday. sunday it will drive a system into monday. it looks like more wind coming in late in the week. and a cooler pattern. there does not look to be much rain. i was looking out 15 days in there. there is no rain at all. 60s and 70s and 70s. there won't be that big of a spread today. about 10-15 degrees. a monster system our low that gave us the wind on monday is in the upper great lakes. snow up there. severe weather rain. gian

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, april 26th. >>> tara moriarty is live to explain what is next in the james madison elementary fire investigation. >> reporter: good morning. the headquarters is located here. over to the right, you can see a fire truck just arrived here on scene. they tried to put on a hot spot that flared up there. the fire was raging last night according to neighbors. we have exclusive video of firefighters, more than a dozen who got the call after midnight. the fire investigator told ktvu is the fire is suspicious. it took crews 20 minutes to knock it out. fire and the smoke column could be seen for miles. about two or three families fled from their homes on nearby willow avenue because they said the fire came too close. >> our neighbors were banging on the window. i looked out the back window. we could see nothing but red and we see the flames. >> reporter: luckily, no one was hurt. everybody is back inside their homes. the portages were brought in less than -- portables were brought

the chopper just arrived here, dave, on 680 northbound at mission boulevard. i want to show you this big rig on it sides. it looks like the truck on its slide northbound 680 coming up on the mission boulevard exit. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. you can see the truck is flipped over. this san injury crash. southbound 680 could be effected but definitely northbound 680 is. you can see that the traffic is going to be a little slow. it looks like the truck is actually on the off ramp side road here. so 680 northbound is getting through. we'll clear this up and have another update coming up soon. 680 traffic through the area does look good. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very good morning. wacky temps out there. that is a meteorology term, wacky. pittsburg is 57. mountain view 63. oakland 63. napa 48. there is all wind dependent. if you have a breeze, it will be warm. very warm today. we will have lots of 70s and 80s. changes tomorrow. >>> a triple shooting has rocked an antioch neighborhood. what police are telling us about the suspected shooti

dave matthews will take the stage pretty soon. come on, come on in.er spilled on us. happy birthday. she looks pretty. what's your name, sweetheart. yvette, wish her a happy birthday. >> happy birthday yvette. can we listen to some tinge and you talk about it? >> reporter: let's do. ♪ if i ever lose my faith ♪ if i ever lose my faith in you ♪ ♪ there will be nothing left for me to do ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ if i ever lose my faith in you ♪ ♪ there will be nothing left for me ♪ >>> c'mon, the guy is, what, 61, 62? he looks like he's in his 30s or early 40s. better shape than i am. he sounds amazing. we watched him last night. did i tell you i sat behind eddie money? awesome. >> reporter: and he told you he loves watching you on television, right? >> well, kind of -- no. we sat in his seats and had to move. it was an accident. he had two tickets to paradise and apparently two tickets to sting. >> reporter: we did not lie. he sounded amazing. i can't way to see what dave matthews is going to end this show with. it's been three days of great music, free. you see

that i i have dave. >> good afternoon. i'm the exclusive director of quasi we're the operators of the farmer's market that brings the 25 thousand people on saturdays. we love the way we can activate of space by we'd love to say a encounter use of the space when we're not using it. so we fully support this proposal because we believe that would be to the benefit of everyone who operates from this site to have those additional nights like movies and dancing would simply add to the attractiveness of the site. we'll love to see other improvements that would benefit our operation such as better lighting so people can take moveable tables and chairs so guests have those opportunities to linger on our site. and we believe that a managerable parking program will support the businesses on the other dies of the week. and to generate the other revenue and we fully endorse this activity >> next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners tom exclusive demeanor of living city. i was on the sales tax committee and we put a lot of money tow

we're back in a moment with dave feldman. stay with us. >>> hi, i'm dave feldman.efending world champions make their at&t park season debut. the st. louis cardinals come to town and the giants will be celebrated. the world champions will get a lot of applause. they'll look a lot like this. the home opener in 2011 after the first world series championship flag walked out, by the way, by willie maiz. the 2012 edition will be flying soon. as and mariners getting under way. bottom 1, josh reddick. his first hit of the season is a good one. oakland up 4-2 in the sixth. 1-0 -- there was one on, it was 6-2, as. play of the day might have been from a fan, though. look at this guy. bare handing it and keeping his beer. he's got a flannel shirt on over an as shirt. as win it 6-2. >>> 49ers 2013 pre-season schedule is released. and it got a nice little surprise in it. a match-up with one alex smith. that match-up with the kansas city chiefs will take place in mid august. the rest of the schedule includes dates with the denver broncos and minnesota vikings and san diego charge

for more, i'm joined by dave briggs of nbc sports. what happened? >> tiger had three options

>> good morning, i'm brian flores in for dave clark today. steve, i'm not asking for much just a little sunshine for the giants home opener. >> i think we can do that. local drizzle. but some areas of fog in the higher elevations. most of it is low cloud deck. once that burns off highs 60s to low 70s. here is sal. >>> good morning. right now highway 4 traffic looks good coming up to the willow pass grade with no major problems. traffic is looking good all the way through. also the morning commute on the san mateo bridge that traffic is moving along very nicely. let's go back to the the desk. >>> we begin our 6:00 hour with that over night chase along the peninsula. someone stole a taxi in san francisco and led police on a high speed pursuit. paul chambers is at san francisco university where this pursuit ended. >> reporter: that is correct. the cab was actually taken away from here about an hour ago. police officer told me it all started with the cab driver just trying to be a nice guy. he had a person in his car that had too much to drink.

. >> i'm looking for diane, terry, and dave feldman. i don't see any of them. >> dave, why don't you take it from there? >> i don't know where to go with that. >> they're working. >> giants with early highlights. 49ers make a splash in the nfl draft. plus theors are doing things a lot of people didn't think they could do. although the nuggets know. an >>> i'm david feldman in the comcast sports room. some people argue whether this a giants town or 49ers town. warriors don't like it. they beat denver. i'm not sure there was a better place to be in all the bay area than oracle last night. it was hopping. steph curry was there. he played bad ankle and all, scored a team high 29 points. the fans enjoyed an atmosphere th hadn't experienced in six years. henry was at warriors practice today and filed this report. >> reporter: t music was loud and there was a huge celebration inside oracle arena friday night. but after taking a 2-1 game lead over the nuggets, the warriors say this party is far from being over. >> it's 2-1. it's too early to pu

that's grace potter and the nocturnals, sting, and dave matthews. grace potter takes the stage at 4:15, sting at 6:00, and dave matthews at 8:00. you know when you do live shots, you go, no, no, come back, you want to be on tv? come on. all right. there you go. where are you from? >> i'm from california. >> how is that hotdog? >> absolutely wonderful. >> it looks good. are you having a good time? >> oh, yeah. >> who are you excited to see? >> blind pilots. >> i would be remiss that i didn't mention blind pilot. they take the stage at 3:00. then grace turner and the nocturnals at 4:15, sting at 6:00, and dave matthews at 8:00. we even have folks from california like me enjoying the day at centennial park. this is called, i should say, the big dance concert series. three days of free music. lots of fun. >> lots of fun and music for a literally a big old dance, at least today. thanks so much nischelle turner in centennial park. have a great time. try to stop and have a hotdog, too, while you're at it. >> straight ahead, nasa plans to lasso a big hunk o

pam and dave? >> all right. emily schmidt.eeping in mind, as she just mentioned, be vigilant. police are asking everyone to be vigilant. security certainly increased across the country, following. boston bombings. and brian flores is now at the embarcadero in san francisco to talk about how the attacks are leading to an increased police presence here in the bay area. brian? >> reporter: hi, pam. good morning. well, you know it's certainly not an easy task stepping up security but in the wake of the boston marathon bombings it has to be done to keep people safe. we're live here at the embarcadero mainly because there's a lot of people that congregate here. it's a huge tourist hub but there are a couple of major events on the calendar in which security measures need to be scrutinized and re-evaluated. one of those, the beta breakers running event that's scheduled. there's the san francisco mare ran thousand in june and the america's cup place in the summer. and the nba and mlb games as well. yesterday, in oakland, there was extr

>> yeah, dave.nd-new crash just reported in danville, northbound 680 before sycamore valley road. that one just came in. we also have a crash in san francisco that's new. northbound 101 at the bottom of the 9th street offramp. traffic is very slow on 101. the crash is at the bottom of the offramp but it's affecting traffic on the freeway. you can see southbound traffic also going to be slow for another reason. we're looking at slow traffic. one is a good -- 101 is a good freeway to avoid. let's move along to the bay bridge. we've had the backup all the way out to the macarthur maze about a 25 to 30-minute delay. in the south bay, we had a crash 85 at 17 northbound. the crash is out of the lanes. but 85 is very slow heading up to los gatos and saratoga. i would think that 280 might be a better bet. 280 is slow as well. if you have your favorite shortcut, this might be the warning to pull it out. >>> a lot of sunshine today. a little brees. windy for some -- a little breezy. windy for some. we can sti

dave?hal, that is a wild story. >>> oakland city leaders may pass a resolution in hopes of reducing gun violence. the safety committee met last night. they talked about the idea of the police department sending out new letters to new handgun owners. >> we need to do whatever we can to address the gun violence in this community. it is unbelievable. people are afraid. >> the responsibilities include reporting the sale of a gun and also notifying the police if your gun is lost or stolen. counselwoman brook says failing to follow the rules could lead to prosecution. we checked again to see if the resolution passed. so far the results have not been post. city leaders met last night to develop a plan to support gun control initiatives. the city is looking into a gun buyback program. all of this comes after the shootings last week that left two teens dead. >>> the friendly skies may be getting even friendlier on virgin mesh -- america -- america flights. this flight will make it possible for one p

so is tori and dave.at the commute, i just tweeted that the traffic at the toll plaza westbound looks good. traffic on 80 getting to it a little bit crowded. i will show you the toll plaza, it's nice. traffic is looking good. you can follow ktvu traffic on twitter to get traffic updates. you can also follow me on my other account there. you can follow steve paulson, i will tell you how to do that in just a moment. traffic is looking good on 680 southbound out of pleasant hill to walnut creek. no problems on 24. still some persistent slow traffic on highway 24. steve, you're on twitter. >> never heard of it. >> right. you got a lot of followers. >> i don't want anybody following -- oh, yes, twitter, yes. yes. dave says patchy fog out in the richmond district. but strangely, no breeze. i can't find much except on the coast but nothing like earlier this week. there's patchy fog there. everything is slicing through nevada. we're on the western edge of that. it looks like that will be a very, very cold system

tori and dave? >> all right, steve. >>> we're finding out more about the bolt problem with the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the "chronicle" says the bridge has 1200 galvanized steel bolts, similar to the ones banned by the transportation officials because the bolts can crack. caltrans says the type of galvanized steel being used is safe and that it complies with industry standards. >>> the warriors have a commanding 3-1 playoff series lead and can move on if they beat the nuggets tomorrow. >> let's go, warriors! [ cheers ] >> look at all of those yellow t-shirts. nearly 20,000 donned the colors and cheered loudry as your youry led the team. they a hot hand -- he had a hot hand. >> i'm still a little warmer, bodywise and from them on, the goal kind of looked a little bigger. >> well, this sets up game 5 tomorrow night in denver. if the warriors lose tomorrow, they can come back and still win it in oakland thursday night for game 6. if the warriors win this, they will face the san antonio spurs

absolutely fascinating, dave. you. >> thank you, good morning. >> so you write that a lot of these selective colleges have done well, actually, diversifying the student body ethnically, religiously, geographically, not so much socioeconomically. is there a sense this new study will change that? >> i think it's hard to know at this point. i think the thing that could really change this is a ruling at the supreme court. if the supreme court somehow restricts affirmative action and schools want to continue to have diverse student bodies, one of the only and one of the main ways available to them will be using more class-based affirmative action, which will help underrepresented minorities as well. >> i think one of the eye bombers this study will surprise people, whether they are low income or not it can actually cost a lot less for a low-income, high-achieving stud tonight go to a school. room and board is $10,000 at the university of wisconsin satellite campuses, the main campus, more prestigious you 6,000 and harv

>> you know, i think that my friend, dave weigel, has the point here. is nothing in this current legislation, you know, that's been so far agreed to in this deal that would impact this situation. these young men came here as boys. i believe that one was about 15, one was about 8 years old. i'm not sure what you might have found in their background to keep them from coming into this country or what you might have found in their background to keep them from becoming citizens in this country. the fact of the matter is, we have to have a pathway to citizenship for the people who bring a meaningful contribution into this country every day. they are part of our workforce, they are part of our educational communities. you know, they are a part of our social fabric. and so we've got to find a way to bring people who are here nor the greater good into this social fabric. on the other hand, we do have to find meaningful ways that we can check the background, check the voracity of what people say when they're coming into this country to make sure that we can remov

what can we learn from dave chapelle? >> i think dave chapelle is the quintessential example of someone who had had enough of a certain version of race quiet talk, right? so he's someone, you know, dave chapelle was famous for pushing the envelope, right? for being a comedian who would say things about how complicated and messy race talk could be ins could be funny and compelling at the same time. and he wasn't going to do his show anymore because he imagined that there was something about the way he was using race, being funny with race, that was actually backfiring on him. that wasn't allowing -- that wasn't enlightening people, but actually reinforcing some of america's worst racial animus and distrust. and he started to feel like he couldn't find a way to distinguish between progressive comedy around race and stuff that was actually doing more harm than good. >> are we paranoid about stereotypes? >> well, i mean, i think stereotypes are by definition a kind of formalization, institutionalization of paranoia. we're ver

. >> when you talked to dave and said to him, okay, i'm willing to do this incredibly cheap.oes it tear your heart out a little to be giving away, in essence, your product? >> it does because you believe in the long term what the value of all this really is. >> turns out this deal was a risk worth taking on everyone's side. dave and his team chose a commercial they likely would not have taken a gamble on in a traditional model. >> it's a very crazy concept that i think before you see it executed and executed so well, it's really tough, i think, to envision and envision as a successful video. >> the video went viral and was watched more than 2.5 million times. shurtech got more than their money's worth and have come back for other products. >> literally changed my life. >> and tongal has gotten other early clients to come back as well, but they admit it's hard to raise the price after you've given something as a discount. is it hard to say, okay you spent $17,000 on that commercial. it went viral, people love it. now i'm going to ask you to pay $60,000 on your next commercial?

stan and dave roller are in the back there, and i thank you for being here. that means a lot to me that you guys are here so thank you. [applause] one of the things i'm asked is why did i where a book about this one combat outpost in afghanistan? it's not really my area of expertise. i'm a political reporter. i'm the seep your white house -- senior white house correspondent for abc news, and the answer is i feel i didn't pick combat outpost to write about, but i felt like combat outpost picked me. on october 3rd, 2009, i was in the recovery room of the hospital with my dear wife, jennifer, and i was holding our day old son, jack, and everything was fine. she just had a baby, so that's why we were there, and on the television, i heard a story that was just harrowing of the remote outpost, combat outpost keating, that i never heard of, bottom of three steep mountains, 14 miles from the pakistan border, 5 # 3 troops facing 400 taliban. a horrific, horrific day. i held my son, and heard about how eight other sons were taken from us that day, and i just wanted to

. >> dave for joining us.dly had him on tape talking about jihad jihaded with his own mother. so why didn't the government do more to stop tamerlan tsarnaev? >>> later, don't mess with texas. governor rick perry is furious over a cartoon, one that appeared in "the sacramento bee" bee." and it wasn't over something charlie brown said to lucy. here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitorterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. and that's why when diet and exercise alone aren't enough to lower cholesterol i prescribe crestor. [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone. like people with liver diseasepregnant or may become pregnant. tell your doctor about other medicines you're taking. call your doctor right away if you have muscle pain or weakness feel unusually tired, have loss of app