>> all that for cheese. >> this is at a performance expo in quebec, canada.y red gt 500 mustang convertible. beautiful. the guy has it up on on dino, something that can measure the horsepower and torque. and those rollers now are being driven by the car. so it can measure the performance of the vehicle. you see the guy in the back tinkering with the apparatus for a bit. takes it up slowly and then gives it the speed -- oh! >> he broke it. he broke it. >>o to pieces. sparks shatter all over the place. and those rollers now skipping along the ground as it tries to slow itself down. >> pretty awesome if you own this car and you are the one who broke this thing with the power of your car. yeah, i'm cool. >> awesome, unless your car got broke. >> yeah. >>> this video starts out with what looks like two people showing off a room they have for rent in an apartment. looks like a nice place. >> this is the room you'd be taking. >> here's your room. the bed is here. dresser is here. you can use all this stuff if you want. >> what the heck? >> [ bleep ]. >> comes back o

. - so you've got a business expo coming up on childcare business. it is the 15th anniversary, in fact, of this - you have been doing this for many, many years now. what will people learn that is relevant to the business climate today to opening a childcare center? - best practices in childcare, what are some options for diversifying the revenue sources, what are some ways to find new ways of bringing in your clients, which are the children and thee families? maybe changing the hours that you provide. they will learn that, they will learn best practices, and they will meet other resources that can help them be successful. - how's the lending environment these days for that? - awful. it's absolutely awful. but, our organization, and another organization called accion, provides micro-lending, and much of our micro-lending does go to childcare providers. - hedy ratner, thank you so much for joining us today. you are the founder of the women's business development center, a terrific organization here in chicago. we want to give you some information about

. >> reporter: at the expo buddhahood see everything a runner would want to from shoes to headbands and official race gear and cons of snacks. race officials were not turnaround those parties that register better late than never. we want everyone to participate. >> reporter: from nine in the morning until six tonight staffers is adjusting 1 kron 4 news. >> pam: what is it like race that it's >> is really nice pam may be partly cloudy conditions starting off at howard in main downtown sunday early. temperatures of around 50 degrees with part of clubbing however it will bs the rich continue as to golden gate park can and the forecast conditions in history hills where is partly cloudy conditions i expect to vouchers to be in the upper 50s to '60s. memo fog and as the race continued golden gate park and the up but ocean beach temperatures will be in the low sixties to mid 60's with lots of sunshine. you wouldn't print neater sunscreen and sunglasses. when i come back we will talk about the cooler and when their conditions. that you pam >> pam: you even register online for 10 minutes we'll s

this is the expo and where the congress helped barring also known as in 2011. i'm delighted to visit you to participate in the congress next november. i'm sure there are many things we can learn from each other. and while as many other things we can create together. mayor lee you can be sure that b.a. also known as is looking forward to cooperate in those areas. i want to give you two things we we have very, very important football. the barring also known as football. (clapping) >> oh, my god. >> that's the best player. >> and i know one also important thing. we have in this moment the most important in the world. this book to you. >> oh, my gosh thank you. thank you very much (clapping) >> give you something to do. thank you >> thank you we would like to present a print of a wood cut that reminds you thought - of the beautiful city. (clappin (clapping). >> thank you, mayor. they're talking golf here. did that invitation protocol has to go first, i'm taking the council general with me. as he said earlier we're that proud that barring also known as is our new it

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also at the expo. booths showcasing everything a runner would want from shoes, to headbands, official race gear and tons of free snacks. bay to breakers only sold out for the 100th race. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- people lining up in the south bay. all for free dental work. kron 4's jeff bush is live outside the san jose convention center. where thousands of people are expected to show up over the course of the weekend. jeff? >> reporter: pam, about two dozen people up already lined up at the conviction center. other than, tepals and things like that does take video sold to show you what we are talking about. free screening done x-rays, and the minister of work and talk to doctors. people tbe that are receiving important dental work done that they would not be able to of four other ones. >> is horrible my teeth are so bad but i did not have any insurance a could not smile did not want to talk yet known, something like that. i am grateful. it's awesome! is a lot of people a year dad to not have minoriti

this was the site of the 1992 expo. the high-speed rail line was part of the futuristic package. the local government offered a very generous incentives to move in. >> of the first one was support, the time for moving. the second was the assistance of a technical university. the connections to that effect. >> what about this bill being -- >> [indiscernible] this is not that far off what they had and spain before high- speed rail, so the savings and a journey times were huge. far higher in the u.k. that is already well connected. that is why labor government said such a scheme was not worth the cost. economists say they are lucky to get to firms in london. finding in a clear evidence that that is what would happen is difficult. spending like this, $34 billion did not create some jobs in places like manchester, but if rebalancing the geography is the objective, with the money be better spent? openedthe great gatsby the film festival. the film and an amazing $51.1 million the first weekend, but revenues have been lukewarm. behind gatsby. >> she just wants to run away. she wants to l

so now you can only register in person at the race expo.t the san francisco design center on a street. it will be open today from 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.. also at the expo, boost showcasing everything the runner would want. they have shoes to headbands, officials race gear and tons of free snacks. >> good morning. thank you for watching kron 4 news weekend. the san jose convention center is transformed into a huge dental clinic. we will explain why in a live report. >> the countdown is on for bay to breakers. we will talk about security precautions and everything you need to know for the big day tomorrow. >> we will talk about how the make up was done and we will talk with a representative on what works and what does not. >> here is a live look outside and we're talking about the weather this morning. here is a live look out at san francisco. >> we're actually sing cloud cover over the san mateo bridge. we are waking up to a mix of sun and clouds. and afternoon will have plenty of sun and clouds. may lee, seven days in the inland area. we are e

. >> reporter: julie, the public outdoors show at the expo grounds just ended. right now, there is a private vip bottlerock after party, taking place inside the uptown theater. so far, it looks like this music festival is off to a pretty good start. it's expected to bring in tens of thousands of music fans. >> bring in the napa food, and wine scene, with great rock 'n' roll. it's a combination that hasn't been seen. first year, lots of bumps. but i think the overall vision is great. and i think we're going to get better and better every day. >> some of the bumps are compaints about ticket prices that ranged from $139, to $599. even though the bands are playing at the expo grounds, just across the river, there's a lack of business for downtown merchants. >> we have no reservations. we have no parking. >> reporter: younger set bands like family of the year, which took the stage today. plus lots of food and wine. we found these two women at the wine tent all the way from vermont. >> we found this music festival. we love wine, and we love so many of the bands that w

. >> reporter: julie, the public outdoors show at the expo grounds just ended. now, there is a private vip bottlerock after party, taking place inside the uptown theater. so far, it looks like this music festival is off to a pretty good start. it's expected to bring in tens of thousands of music fans. >> bring in the napa food, and wine scene, with great rock 'n' roll. it's a combination that hasn't been seen. first year, lots of bumps. but i think the overall vision is great. and i think we're going to get better and better every day. >> some of the bumps are compaints about ticket prices that ranged from $139, to $599. even though the bands are playing at the expo grounds, just across the river, there's a lack of business for downtown merchants. >> we have no reservations. we have no parking. >> reporter: younger set bands like family of the year, which took the stage today. plus lots of food and wine. we found these two women at the wine tent all the way from vermont. >> we found this music festival. we love wine, and we love so many of the bands that were co

health expo in moscow recently they showed off their latest wares they produced a range of high tech equipment all of it focused on getting past the barriers that nature's created. based in st petersburg the company is certainly no newcomer to the russian medical tech scene it was started in the late one nine hundred eighty s. team of engineers responsible for the first camera developed in the soviet union over the years and decades electron has slowly but surely improved and expanded the products it offers to the medical profession by the company's calculations it currently accounts for about twenty five percent of the markets in which it operates. at this point one of its main offerings is an entire set of x. ray machinery for doctors that need to get a peek on the inside accuracy in which clarity most important which requires electrons to take certain precautions. so obviously. these are a whole number of tests objects that allow us to evaluate farias image parameters like this one which shows us the resolution that is the smallest objects you can see in a human body for example t

we don't want to see more expo sthour toxic chemical autos the price of meat going up. the cost of wholesale beef at a all time high right now. consumers paying 5% more. the price hike being blamed on drought, poor conditions and late freezing weather. if you haven't made a sand fwhich a while you're not alone. kaels up almost 5% since 2010. so that means a lot few of us are making our own these days. nearly half eaten bought at restaurants rather than at home. >> big change. >> big meal went out. >> where he. >> michael, thank you. >> sure. >> weather is like goldie locks. >> it's just right. yes. >> comfortable up here on the roof. sunshine. you'll see what it looks like. sprinkles around clear lake area earlier. you can see rain coming towards south lake tahoe area. it's switching over to snow. check out this view. you can see flakes there. so we're watching for that snow. in may it's snowing. temperatures 62 degrees in san francisco. it's 70s in oakland. and check out the view you can see what is coming back into the picture a return of the fog near the coastline. t

live coverage now from book expo america here on c-span2. .. publishing is one of the fastest growing sectors in the publishing industry that is under such a people with 211,000 self published titles released in 2011, the most recent figures of more than 60% or 133,000 titles in 2010. in the hour ahead, more than two dozen new books will appear in the

bit i personally woudn't trade that feel for anything and i hope this is a roiledder today to stop expo and help those around you and be a help to host in your life the loved ones that much. (applause) . (applause) congratulations to all of the heros and artists thank you again to our sponsors at&t. chevron energy solutions, connie frank foundation, jinn ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ...

this is live coverage from book expo america here on c-span2. >> good morning. good morning. we're going to start exactly on time. [laughter] it is 10 a.m., and we have our friends from c-span here, and this is being broadcast live. i'm warren teicher and i want to welcome you to what we anticipate to be a really fascinating conversation between john sargant and becky anderson. this is a full schedule, and we hope you participate in the range of educational programs, and i want to express our appreciation of all at college expo america, whom we worked closely with this year in developing what we hope is interesting program for you to attend and participate. thanks to steve, sally, and to their team. the title, the subject of today's talk, "planning, publishing, and the whole damn thing" is a little provocative and intentionally so, but it really underscores how in this incredibly rapidly changing world in which we live, all segments of this business are becoming even more interdependent. given that, especially we're really grateful that some of the key decisions that john has

expo in moscow recently they showed off their latest wares they produced a range of high tech equipment all of it focused on getting past the barriers that nature's created. based in st petersburg the company is certainly no newcomer to the russian medical tech scene it was started in the late one nine hundred eighty s. engineers responsible for the first camera developed in the soviet union over the years and decades electron has slowly but surely improved and expanded the products it offers to the medical profession by the company's calculations it currently accounts for about twenty five percent of the markets in which it operates. at this point one of its main offerings is an entire set of x. ray machinery for doctors that need to get a peek on the inside accuracy in which clarity most important which requires electrons to take certain precautions. so obviously. these are a whole number of tests objects that allow us to evaluate farias image parameters like this one which shows us the resolution that is the smallest objects you can see in a human body for example this test object is

larger clouds are are expected -- the highway patrol will have 40 officers assisting traffic around the expo. >> hopefully there is no traffic out there right now. it is early. >> some construction. >> yeah. >>> you are right about that. there is some road work but it's not 'cuing a major delay. we are looking at the commute now. it's off to a decent start. traffic looks good on the east shore freeway getting out to the toll plaza with no major delays. also the morning commute looks good at the toll plaza and until problems getting into san francisco. i want to mention the traffic in san jose also looks good on 280 and 101. this is a good time to take advantage of these light commutes. now let's go to steve. >>> our little low is on the way out of the picture. still you can see in the four corners the wrap around giving rain up in the sierra nevada. we are done with any rain. the low clouds and high clouds continue to spill off. kind of bleed off to the west. morning, fog, clouds. 60s and 70s to mid 70s. high pressure is on its way. it took a little break when that low came in. it will be wa

. >> reporter: but neighbors near the napa valley expo beg to differ. as you can see across the street from there is apartments and homes where folks live. they say it's close. it's loud, crazy, and not safe. another neighbor said the base made their walls shake and dishes rattle. 30,000 concert goers are expected at the been it featured mar man i've ends. hoe tales are are booked. many fans have decided to pitch tents. and a couple miles away people is but a local camp owner is operating it right now and says as many as 1800 people are expected there this weekend. so coming up a little bit later when it gets lighter out we will head over there and show you something you don't typically see in napa which is a tent city. live from napa i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 4:36. there are new questions surrounding this week's abrupt resignation of howard jordan. he said his decision to step down was due to concerns over his own health. however ktvu news learned he was called to a meeting thursday morning. after that meeting chief jordan sent

. >> earlier this month, a major biotech expo was held in tokyo. it's the largest in asia. among the diagnostic and pharmaceutical equipment on display, it was the genetic apparatus that garnered the most attention. gene analysis can be done in just three minutes. this testing equipment comes in a small lightweight package. ten years have passed since the work of sequencing the human genome was completed. today, gene analysis technology is developing fast. it's already being used clinically in deciding the treatment for diseases such as cancer. this medical testing laboratory in kyoto conducts genetic testing. it receives requests from hospitals all over japan. all that's needed is ten cubic centimeters of blood. this sample came from a cancer patient. the analysis will show whether the patient should use a drug that's proved highly effective for some people. >> translator: if there's a little "c" highlighted in blue, that tells us there's a genetic mutation. >> they found genetic sequences that indicate the drug could be effective. if the patient takes the drug, there's a

. ♪[ music ] >>> an estimated 20,000 fans were on hand at napa valley expo yesterday for the debut ofottle rock music festival. a lot of bands including many big names will perform at the festival which runs through sunday. organizers believe the unique setting will set this extravaganza above the rest. >> you can bring rock stars to play anywhere but you can only throw a party and eat and drink this well here. >> jackson brown, the zach brown band, mavis staples and charlie musselwhite. the festival is pricy. single day tickets are $139. >> and the wine is not included. >> no. >> it is not included. >>> 5:10. coming up, could the boston marathon attacks have been prevented? >> plus, sprung a leak? the serious situation happening in outer space. >> and some tense moments in china. how firefighters finally managed to rescue a toddler from a well, when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the commander says the probm is serious... but it's not - threatening to the crew, ane >>> that ammonia leak aboard the international space station has been stabilized. the commander says the problem is

bit i personally woudn't trade that feel for anything and i hope this is a roiledder today to stop expo and help those around you and be a help to host in your life the loved ones that bring you joy. thank you very much. (applause) . (applause) congratulations to all of the heros and artists thank you again to our sponsors at&t. chevron energy solutions, connie frank foundation, jinn ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and t l

there was a trendous expo say in his book about all of that and it's reignited. >> uh-huh. >> and, look, what made this country great is united we stand. >> uh-huh. >> and that means everybody has to be part of the solutions we need. >> uh. >> we need that and that is enough of my political speech for today. moving on, what do we have to look forward to at gay pride this year? >> well, i am proud to report that, you know, my team in terms of the production side of pride, which is multifaceted. >> i know it is. >> and we have the parade and stages and venue and the massive exhibit booths. >> who is going to be headlining this year? you have had everybody from lady georgia to alice walk -- lady gaga to alice walk or the stage. >> we haven't announced it publicly. once we do, we'll let you know. >> oh. >>> within the next last week, we're in the final stages of negotiating with a final one. >> all right, and a big one. you're raising eyebrows. we'll have to stay town forward that. >> yes. >> and how do you get to be a grand marshal for a gay party parade? >> and there is a lot of different

certainly security is in the back of the mind of every bay to breakers runners here at the greater body expoay but they are leaving the security to the experts and they are concentrating on a big fun run. most years, nude runners, alcohol and those using the bushes for bathrooms are what gets law enforcement's attention but after the boston marathon bombings, security has shifted to public safety. this week, concrete trash cans on the street were removed and replaced with transparent bins to make it more difficult to hide explosives. but runners queuing up didn't seem to be worried. >> can't let this stuff keep you indoors. >> reporter: chief suhr tells phil matier what runners will see. >> more uniformed presence and 80 academy classes out there and then they will see a lot of dogs. they will see people from other jurisdictions, 16 other agencies contributing to our bomb support. >> reporter: there will be cameras and realtime monitoring at the start, finish and hay street hill where runners bunch up. >> the level of preparation has been elevated for bay to breakers this weekend. the fbi, o

. >> here at the prerace expo, no one seems worried. >> not too worried about it. can't let this stuff keep you indoors. >> runners and walkers tend to bunch up. why there's a camera overhead. once runners get here, they are reinvigorated, because it's mostly downhill to the breakers. at the breakers finish line, more cameras monitored in real time. for some, it's reassuring. >> i'm pretty sure people are paying attention to it. >> the smartest time for us. after something like that has happened, like in boston, i think it's a better time because the security will be more hehtened. >> after years of controversy, the fun run has gotten serious. >> the level of preparation has been elevated for beta breakers this weekend. the fbi will participate in any way that we can. we'll bring additional resources, whether it's special agent bomb technicians or bomb dogs. >> came from ireland, but he came knowing there's some risks. >> this country is under attack. and you know, you have to do your best. each person has to do a little bit for the goal, which is ultimate security

bottle rock will pay the expo more than $752,000. after they pay some bills, the expo will have more than $580,000 in profit. the numbers came out during the first public statements on the festival. two more meetings are scheduled for tomorrow. >>> justin bieber, now under investigation for reckless driving. the la county sheriff's department has received several complaints of bieber speeding around at speedway speeds in his gated neighborhood this week. one of the calls came from former nfl star keyshawn johnson. the la county district attorney is considering possibly filing misdemeanor charges against justin bieber. >> i'm sure a nice neighborhood. >> very nice. >>> a car ends up in a backyard pool after a 66-year-old woman veers off the road with her two young grandchildren. >>> we're looking outside the window at your window. cloudy skies right now throughout the bay area. but it will warm up. meteorologist, steve paulson, will have the latest on your changing weather. >>> and it's still a little bit slow out there, especially on

. >> reporter: here at the prerace expo where runners pick up their bibs no one seems worried. >> i'm not worried about it. >> reporter: this is the top of the hill where runners and walkers tend to bunch up. that's a security concern and why there's a camera overhead. once runners get here their reinvigorated from this point on it's mostly downhill to the breakers. >> i'm pretty sure that people are paying a lot of attention to it. >> after something like that has happened, i think it's a better time. because the security will be more heightened. >> reporter: after years of controversy of using the bushes for bathrooms the fun run has gotten serious. >> the level of preparation has been elevated for beta breakers this weekend. the fbi will participate in any way we can. we'll bring additional resources whether it's special agent bomb technicians or bomb dogs. >> this country is under attack. and you know you have to do your best. each person has to do their best to add support to the goal which is security. >> reporter: with all the hoopla and upbeat feeling about the race it's hard

author says wonder what book expo america is? probably. the most anticipated event >> c-span2 will continue to cover various discussions throughout the week from book expo america. our live coverage from new york city continues tomorrow with a panel of authors discussing their upcoming books. among them -- live coverage of that discussion gets underway tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> with congress off for their memorial day recess, we are featuring booktv in prime time each night this week. >> that's all tonight beginning at eight eastern here on c-span2. >> now some live coverage this afternoon to tell you about over on c-span, the brookings institution will take a look at a new pew study showing marijuana legalization now has the support of about half the country. last year, colorado and washington became the first two states to legalize recreational marijuana use. watch live coverage of the discussion today at two eastern and again that's on c-span. >> the public's fascination with frances cleveland will extend to

demonstrators chanted mafia as they tried to break through police barriers exit polls show the party of expo garion prime minister boyko botha saw is leading the vote with slight margin over the rival socialist party or assad's government resigned in february following widespread protests against corruption. bangladesh has seen a week of violent protests with thousands of hardline islamist clashing with police throughout the country protesters demanding the introduction of tougher anti blasphemy laws and reinstating of pledges to all live in the constitution police used tear gas rubber bullets and water to disperse angry crowds the government has so far refused to give in to demands of the day a campaigner against war crime says extremists have been conspiring against the secular state for decades. it breaks it and they really do this they can i did to and over the last two years that they have. to eat those all of the secular state and they are trying. to state like it's time to trying to make peace and the state creating anarchy and what you will see who is actually the result of all these

. ♪[ music ] >> an estimated 20,000 fans were on hand in napa valley expo yesterday to celebrate theebut of bottle rock. a lot of bands including many big names will perform at the festival, which runs through sunday. organizers believe the unique setting will set this music extravaganza above the rest. >> you can bring rock stars to play anywhere. but you can only throw a party and eat and drink this well here. >> the line-up includes jackson brown, kings of leon, the zach brown band, maeve staples and charlie musclewhite. tickets are $139. but a lot of big names. >> the cabernet is fabulous. no beer here. >>> it is 4:40. a 21st century bank heist. how hackers used laptops to steal $45 million. >> plus, he is accused of holding three women against their will for years. hear what ariel castro's daughter has to say about the horrors he is accused of. >> but first a rail rescue. how one woman's quick thinking and quick dialing saved a life. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n