the organizations that tom campbell mentioned i've been involved with, durham can, right? it's the most diverse room in town, right? it's where black and latino, white get together in this city to make a difference. but, you know, it's often very small policy changes, right, that make a difference in people's lives. but certainly it's not addressing the great inequality that we have in the country that seems to be just, you know, getting worse. you know, i would never say -- there's a risk of becoming nostalgic about the '60s, you know? and i try to not do that because there's some great progress that we've made in many ways in the 21st century, you know, in the last 50 years. but as you say, the problems persist, and there are people trying to make a difference. but there's no one see that has the kind of national stature that king had, that cesar chavez had leading these kinds of movements. and i don't even know if that's the answer, right? i mean, the big -- one question is, and i don't like to play in counterfactual, but if dr. king had lived, what would have happened

earlier crash southbound at durham.y be having activity around the durham off ramp. smooth drive here coming out of sunol. northbound, continues to be problem for 680. the one at hauf stettoffstetter the activity. everybody is trying to find out what's going on. take 880 which is completely clear through the same area. here is the rest of your northbound route slowing. good news. all trains back on time. san francisco lines were having a problem. a quick look outside to see how things are shaping up. coming across the bay, low clouds, high-rise. you could still see the flat section. visibility is getting to be an issue as you are coming off the 880. keep that in mind. low clouds causing visibility issues. we talked about the fog. the speeds have recovered. the low clouds now touching the hills as you come out of sunol into fremont. visibility may be a factor. we'll end with another shot out here. the slowdown for 580, earlier crash, sounds like it has cleared. 880 headed through livermore continued slow for the tri-vall

southbound 680 right before durham road.uck spilling gravel in the roadway and now they are saying numerous vehicles off to the right-hand shoulder with some sort of damage. we are hearing up to 12. and again that westbound 580 ride very slow. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a turnaround from a year ago for netflix. and that means good news for shareholders out there. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks on this tuesday morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. good morning, michelle. i think netflix investors are very happy this morning after the results from the 1st quarter for the company. it turned a profit as opposed to a loss year, about $3 million. revenue more than a billion, easily topping expectations. it added 2 million new subscribers in the u.s. now with 29.2 million and the stock is absolutely soaring higher today. it's up right now by 22% at over $212 a share record territory for netflix. apple reports its earnings after the closing bell today. it's expec

we had the earlier crash here going north past the auto mall parkway or durham road exit.hat has cleared again. your local landmark as you are heading up from fremont in towards sunol. that was expect edly slow and unexpectedly to clear. it cleared so quickly this morning, early morning hours. west 580, still very slow. things are starting to move better. crash on the shoulder was causing all of this distraction and all that backup, a smooth drive. still very slow for 84, now coming through livermore. the build is on for the tri-valley, atypical for the dublin interchange. slowing off the castro valley "y" through hayward. a quick look at the foster city side. very light, very nice in the peninsula. clear. looking pretty good through berkeley and heading toward emeryville. there is a backup at the toll plaza. >>> mike you are going to love this next story. one type of plastic surgery has strong armed its way into the fastest growing surnl callen hansment. >> the facelift, the nose job and now people are going under the knife to tone up their upper arms. upper arm lifts now

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official campaigns with huge rallies enjoying charm this is a blessing to become the next president of durham made a pilgrimage to the late leader's birthplace in pleasure to which he then actually used a full bus driver who rose to be china's foreign minister and vice president and has vowed to preserve his legacy opinion polls show madeira is leading the race over his wife a centrist state governor and rick ake a plan that is so capri must preserve the perceived rather as the wealthy u.s. banks can just told his supporters he's not the opposition but this solution to venezuela's problems and my colleague kevin spoke to dr francisco domain of last american studies at mit acis university who explains why in the jury's the feverish to win. nicolas maduro has demonstrated to be a formidable communicate so is his own person disable to use in volley language he used the masses very he conveys very good messages he's very good very astute politically and i think he's doing very well that's why he's leading in the polls is gaining if you like from the spontaneous outpouring of grief or for chavez i

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that happens to be the official clearance of the gregson street railroad trestle in durham, north carolina, affectionately known as the "can opener bridge" some vehicles just get a shave. others get stopped cold. for nearby businesses it can be. >> "almost earth shattering and people jump out of their chairs." >> reporter: some get off easy.an rv. loses its ac. a pod gets left behind. the trestle is a working railroad bridge and sometimes trucks hit as a train passes by. the railroad, norfolk southern, installed a crash beam to protect the century-old bridge, so the bridge always wins. not only has jurgen uploaded about 60 crashes, he also collects pieces of debris and sometimes gets drivers to sign them. >> "just a hobby, you know, to have some fun." >> reporter: not so much fun for the drivers. authorities know of no serious injuries. signs start warning of the low clearance several blocks away and vehicles that are too tall trigger the "overheight when flashing" lights.which drivers manage not to see. and don't even think of trying to slowly sneak up on the can opener. >> reporter: so y

overturned accident pushing durham road. everything was just cleared a minute ago. we're still seeing delays. there's still activity in that area. and coming in to san jose approaching that exit. accident still there blocking two lanes of traffic. this is a busy area anyway. jamming up. 280 a better option . live towards the dublin inter change. westbound 580 this was the scene of another crash. suddenly started to pop up with accident count in the last half hour. pushing santa rita road exit. but we're seeing pretty good sized delays coming into the area. 880 and oakland where things are moving fine. that's a check of your time saver traffic. the latest on your forecast, here's lawrence. >> starting out nice and clear right now. headed outside and not much in the way of fog. we have clear skies to the coastline. these temperatures going to be heating up nicely. over san francisco, clear skies as well. and sunshine for all and warmer temperatures for most getting a little hot. staying warm but the winds will be picking up in toward tomorrow and crank that heat up on

cargo that has to be off loaded and we are 7:00 re-opening of that mission boulevard off-ramp so take durhamcalifornia is looking for a new gold rush: powerball is off to a strong start in the first week in the golden state. tickets for the multistate lottery game generateed $3.1 million in the first 24 hours and closer to $4 million last night. lottery officials say they are blown away. the period of first day sales record was set by florida in 2009 and that was $1.million. -- 1.5 million dollars. >> people are dreaming big. >> are you organizing the office pool? >> i'm on my own. >> title no one wants, a bay area company earning the distinction as "worst company in america." >> speaking of companies, the big board shows the dow is up 47 points and ahead we will go live to the new york stock exchange and jane king. >> we have developing news from the south bay with questions police trying to answer after finding a body burning near a >> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> it is 6:45 and time to check with josh for a look at what is coming up on "good

. >> back to fremont, we do have this incident southbound 680 passing durham road involving several vehiclest pulled to the shoulder because a truck carrying gravel was dumping some of the gravel on the roadways so now the truck is off the freeway but we have the debris if lanes and that could slow tinges down. -- things down. in livermore, the drive headed southbound along 84 is slowing down a bit at 22 miles per hour, the let of the commute along 580 coming from the central valley and over the altamont pass, your speeds are diminishing. we are seeing mostly congestion out there. but not too many crashes. >> bart service is back to normal this morning after a woman was rescued from the tracks if san francisco. no word how the woman ended up on the tracks at the 24th and mission station but when a train approached she rolled under the mat form to avoid being hit. firefighters cut power to the third rail. the woman managed to squeeze through a small gap between cars to get free. she was taken to a hospital where a bruised knee. considering what happened, that is lucky. >> it is lucky. straigh

everything from housing assistance being slashed in texas to research jobs being cut in durham, north carolina. so the question is, why doesn't washington seem to care about any of them? joining me at the table, heather mcghee, the vice president at the public policy organization, ezra cline, msnbc policy analyst and shaina hewitt and from washington is jeff merriack. jeff, i want to start with you because what i thought was really interesting was hearing your story and then you talking about the sequester and your feeling about government spending and the first thing i wanted to know was when the sequester debate was happening, were you following it and did you think it would have an impact on your life? >> no. well, first of all, thanks for having me here. and i'd like to point out that while i think my car smells like failure, it's not because i work at a pizza place. it's because of the decisions i've made that have made, that's the failure that i've made is to put me in the spot that i'm in. where as the sequestration certainly exacerbates the problem i've made for myself. howeve

in atlanta the first ideas that precede the king museum was institute for the black world or in durham, it was mostly white, but black-and-white coalition, and in the east coast in d.c. but was there an upshot for the chicano movement, even though the was a poor people stats campaign. >> one of the central arguments of the book is a building block, it is still rather nascent. it is not well known cause of power in washington or new york or the east coast. and it raise the profile at the coming level. and the washington post is one of the few national newspapers that covers mexican-american, puerto rican, native american presence at all. most of the media do not. if you look at the new york times you wouldn't know they are there. if you look at the boston globe you wouldn't know they are there. it risks a profile for them and connect them to each other and traditional civil-rights circles and porter reconnect of tests and there were not that many chicano activists concentrated in the southwest, calif. some in seattle and contingent in chicago and wisconsin and because of harvesting migr

durham, report of a crash coming in. south lake, a big rig.y be one lane blocked traveling north. that is counter commute. that will be an issue. we will end with this look at the tri-valley, continuing to be a build. >> it is 5:57 right now. still ahead, we'll tell you why a bay area woman who killed her own son is now out of prison three years after she was sentenced. >>> also, more than a decade later, the search continues for remains at the site of the world trade center. this morning. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> we always saw her in pink or purple, just happy. everybody loved her. >> morning. the memory of a little girl during a manhunt to track down her killer. what her brother is telling police about the stranger he reporte

david hopper, general secretary of the durham miners association who were crushed by thatcher in a series of violent strikes said she destroyed our community, our villages and our people. she absolutely hated working people and i've got very bitter memories of what she did. we live now still today on the reagan-thatcher access, their legacies reaching forward through the years this their shared contempt, they bequeathed massive inequality. if you compar inequality, england and the u.s. are at the top. this is the society that thatcher and reagan gave us. societies of shrinking middle classes and tremendously high levels of inequality. if you do not like that vision, you have little occasion to celebrate margaret thatcher today. joining me, cass sunstein and author of "simpler" and martin bashir. it's a great pleasure to have you both here. cass, i'll begin with you. i have now given a rip-roaring leftist attack on margaret thatcher. partly as a useful corrective to the quite understandable desire to speak graciously, and i obviously wish her family no ill and it's sad when people pass. is

completely stay clear even out of the tri-valley, use the auto mall parkway connector, taking you via durhamr toward 880. no slow iing on that approach o of sunol. smooth, easy alternate for you to try this morning if you haven't done it before. pretty big roadway and good connector there. take you off to the maps south bay. northbound routes are starting to slowdown. 87 into downtown and 85, just showing that slowdown. heading up highway 17. check of the bay bridge toll plaza as well as the metering lights are on. street lights have turned off. backup a little bit lighter than normal. it's pretty instead, though, all the way back past west grand avenue. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:35. santa clara soldier who died will be laid to rest next to his father. 24-year-old specialist delfin santos jr. was killed with two american soldiers over the weekend. suspected car bomb exploded while they were delivering textbooks to school children. sant toes' father fought against the japanese during world war ii, held as a prisoner of war. santos jr. was the youngest of 17 children. he and his siste

. >> rose: did you find out how a university can expand and find the right relationship with durham and duke? >> you know, we -- >> rose: cambridge and harvard? >> we are such a big fraction of the local economy now. it wasn't true for many years. employment and expenditure, retail expenditure and so forth. so there was -- there was a time when you had this manufacturing city and this second tear financial center right up to even a little bit post-world war ii. it's still make mug in addition there is for the vietnam war. but after the the winchester plant closed the place had virtually very little in the way of other major employers and we were not stepping up to our responsibility as corporate citizens. and we have now. we've done a tremendous amount of work to build a relationship. i was fortunate that the mayor of new haven who was elected the same year i became president has served the same length of time and he's just announced he's stepping down. >> rose: didn't you go to sigh him early on and have your picture taken with him? >> we did more that that. we sat down and talked abou

this is roughly between winston-salem and raleigh-durham on the way in between those two areas.ow, you talk about guns and we were just finishing a conversation with chris wallace moments ago. there are so many issues out there that are looking to prevent exactly what we saw in so many of these horrific scenes in newtown and other places. obviously it is a very concerning situation when you hear this crossing the headlines and that is that they have reported a man with a rifle on that campus. the only information that they have right now we're being told is being posted on website. we are working to get somebody on the phone to talk more about it. so far what we can tell you. this is north carolina state a and t university and two guilford county schools are on lockdown. they're close enough to the area and they're concerned about students in that area as well. we said a black man was scene carrying a rifle on campus. that is the report we're getting. that is the website you're seeing on the screen right now. we're told everybody has been urged to stay indoors. lock your windows

those locations but we definitely do here throughout parts of north carolina, heads up in the raleigh-durham area, heads up in richmond, virginia, as this line moves to the east. just seeing some light rain in d.c. so far. but we're definitely going to have that threat of severe with the damaging winds up around 70 miles per hour, and possibly isolated tornados. also could see some large hail, as well. as we head especially through the first half of the day, in this region. and then we have all that wintry weather moving on the north side. the light rain moving in to d.c. right now. we expect to see thunderstorms moving in within the next 30 minutes or so. and into new york, as well. we'll see that rain on the increase throughout the day, could be heavy at times. three quarters of an inch to about an inch. we're expecting major delays over an hour to develop in new york city, as well as in the d.c. metro today, due to the low clouds and the wind and the heavy rain at times. also some delays in philly, boston, minneapolis, due to the wintry weather there, and in detroit. so we have another na

the bus was going to newport elementary school we're told, which is part of the durham school districtn and two other vehicles were involved in an accident. this is route 173 if you're familiar with this area. obviously an extensive emergency response is ongoing here and we have heard stories and reports, we haven't been able to see them from this shot, that they have taken some of the kids off of there on stretchers. we hope that everybody's okay but clearly there has been a very serious accident in wadsworth, illinois with a school bus on the way to an elementary school. a lot of concern there right now. we'll keep on top of it. let you know what we find out. bill: dramatic images. new documents just released on the accused colorado movie theater shooter james holmes. it reveals his psychiatrist warned campus police about his behavior before the deadly attack, about a month before. the affidavit quoting the following. dr. fenton advised through her contact with james holmes, she was reporting per her requirement, his danger to the public due to homicidal statements that he had made.

that happens to be the clearance of the railroad tressel in durham, north carolina, known as the canridge. some vehicles just get a shave. others get stopped cold. from nearby businesses it can be -- >> almost earth-shattering and people jump out of their chairs. >> reporter: some get off easy, an rv loses its ac. a pod gets left behind. tressel was a working railroad bridge and sometimes trucks hit as a train passes by. the railroad, norfolk southern, installed a crash beam to protect the century-old bridge so the bridge always wins. not only has he uploaded about 60 crashes, he also collects pieces of debris and sometimes gets drivers to sign them. >> just a hobby. you know, it's to have some fun. >> reporter: not so much fun for the drivers. authorities know of no serious injuries. signs start warning of the low clearance several blocks away and vehicles too tall trigger the overhead flashing lights which drivers manage not to see. and don't even think of trying to slowly sneak up on the can opener. so, you say, why doesn't someone fix it? raise the bridge? lower the road? but the

them on his website 1'18", which happens to be the official clearance of the railroad trestle in durhamonately known as the can opener bridge. some vehicles just get a shave. others get stopped cold. for nearby businesses it can be -- >> almost earth shattering. people jump out of their chairs. >> reporter: some get off easy. an rv loses its ac. a pod gets left behind. trestle was a working railroad bridge and sometimes trucks hit as a train passes by. the railroad norfolk southern installed a crash beam to protect the century-old bridge so the bridge always wins. not only has he uploaded about 60 crashes, he also collects pieces of debris and sometimes gets drivers to sign them. >> just a hobby. to have some fun. >> reporter: not so much fun for the drivers. authorities know of no serious injuries. signs start warning of the low clearance several blocks away, and vehicles too tall trigger the flashing lights which drivers manage not to see. don't even think of trying to slowly sneak up on the can opener. so you say, why doesn't someone fix it? raise the bridge, lower the road. but the

they are toronto police service, york regional police, peal regional police, durham regional police,order services agency and the prove l ontario proconvince visual police. >> we're going to pull away. let me bring back paul crook shank and tom fuentes. paul, what i just heard there, two things. first we heard the ages of these two suspects who are now facing charges here, 35-year-old and 30-year-old. the fact that they were specifically targeting these trains in toronto and that they were watching the trains, they were watching the railways there as they were plotting, paul crookshank, your thoughts. >> well, it ae's not clear whet they wanted to put bombs inside trains or bombs on the tracks themselves. but before al qaeda hitting mass transit has been out of our playbook. they've calculated that you can have a huge economic impact by hitting mass transit. you can instill fear in the population that way. so in the training camps in pakistan, they've been telling western recruits, that's what you want you to hit, brooke. >> reporter: and, tom, to you. as a former assistant director

so that includes myrtle beach and charleston and also in north carolina, raleigh, durham, we could endstill seeing hail, up to an inch and an inch and a half. and a wind gust extending with the stronger severe thunderstorms. and then, of course, on the northern side, that cold air is rushing in. so wintry weather across much of the northern plains still for yet another day. most of that freezing rain has transitioned over to snow, but it is still coming down in the twin cities and into northern minnesota. so here is our fofocus along th carolinas into cape hatteras where we could see damaging winds as well as isolated tornadoes. there's that strong front moving along the east coast today that will impact the northeastern airports in through newark and laguardia, jfk, we do expect to see delays piling up this morning. and then the rain moving into boston throughout the afternoon and evening commute. so another wet, messy day all along the east coast with that threat of severe primarily in the carolinas this morning, christine and john. >> sounds like it is shaping up to be a tough day h

and we are tonight meeting at the united church of christ in durham to call this state to prayer andt and to nonviolent civil disobedience. tomorrow between the hours of 3:00 and 6:00 that we will be in action of clergy and students who will engage in a form of pray-in, protest, we will not allow them to do this in the dark. we will not allow them to do this without the whole world and the whole country seeing what they are doing. and -- saying to our friends and around the country, if you really want to change the nation, you have to change the south. you can help us on the ground and help us because we are raising -- this is -- drawn a line in the sand. they have cross ad moral line and crossed a constitutional line and we are going to continue to protest both in the streets and in the courts. because what happens in these southern states has the dramatic impact on what happens in the nation. >> reverend, very quickly, we are going to be up against a break here but if this bill ends up being, you know, implemented sign bid the governor, are you prepared for a legal challenge. >> we

and in durham, north carolina, scores of employees at a medical research facility will get pink slips. in central maine, fewer senior citizens will be able to participate with meals on wheels. in bethlehem, pennsylvania, more than 1 radi 100 children are goo be kicked off head start. now maybe my republican friends don't feel this, but i guarantee you, the parents of these little children in bethlehem, pennsylvania, feel it. people waiting in the airport lines, they feel it. why at this medical research facility should these people get pink slips in are they unnecessary? of course not. the food pantry in utah closes. are the people still hungry? of course they are. in still nebraska, emergency response times have increased significantly since a local airport control tower closed. in south ohio, a man by the name of steve nolder fired himself. did he that, mr. president, rather than lay off other members of his staff. he figured i'm one; i can save three people's jobs, and that's what he did. that's quite unbelievable, but it's true. he's worked there for 18 years in the public defende

. >> durham, new york, independent line, you're first up. caller: thank you so much.ave been on hold a while, it's given me time to create too many questions. let me say that regarding peter king, there are a lot of intelligent people in my state, peter king is not one of them. my first question is, mr. rogen commented that russia and china appeared to feel the need to maintain sort of a status quo in north korea. i was hoping he would elaborate on that. i don't see the logic on that. second question is, are the actual citizens of north korea in the dark as we are led to believe? thank you. guest: those are great questions. my sense on the latter is that the civilian population of north korea is not given much real news and no access to the outside world. they are fed a steady diet of propaganda, of the sort of reality according to the state. and so i think most of us, most people don't believe that they are know what is going on. in terms of russia and china, i mean, you could make an argument that it's actually this their strategic interest to see the peaceful resol