this is gillman, it's in this area. freeway traffic is fine but there are delays on capital corridor if you heading toward sacramento. better news on bart, 24th street, that station reopened in morning so no problems now. still heavy traffic northbound 17 through santa cruz mountains. >> eric: we are coming up on 6:00 10. >> salmon colored sun. >> i consulted and we came up with salmon colored sky. >> and how a tweak in a blueprint could knock the world trade center off the record books. >> and major tech teal why they are putting the deal for instagram under the microscope. >> and bing's new search engine engine >>> good morning. facebook's one billion dollar deal to buy instagram is under the microscope this morning. they are investigating it to determine whether there is have antitrust concerns. they are looking at it closely because of the high profile companies involved. they hope to boost ad revenue by buying the app. if the government blocks the deal they must pay a $200 million termination fee to instagram. >> m

. >> betty foote, gail gillman, sue vaughn, and seth katzman. >> hi. i am betty foote. i am a 30 year resident of north point street. both as a resident and business woman. i crossed to districts of supervisor chu and vfarrel, cloe to van ness. i have a lot of experience with the quackers, the go carts, and the byscyles. -- bicycles. north point is there from the embarcadero and -- i ask for support and respect for this residential area. i worked with the organization's there for the aquatic park neighbors, and the friends of conrad square. i have a professional hat to square -- to where saying that we want professional consideration and one for you to be respectful. but the real question is not the kind of amplification test. we want for you to come to the third floor of my unit, and just sit in the living room and listen. listen to the repetitive quacking, the fact that galilleo hosted o.j. simpson's career start. i would like to suggest -- a long time ago, there were shuttles on jitney street. if we could park the tour buses in kirkland or one of the large lots, our

. >>> layolla and gillman, this tally will run their task to 6- 0.t the game had to be stopped because of lightning. layolla leading 15-9. they will resume tomorrow. hoping to win for the title. >>> preakness week we start to >>> preakness week we start to turn up the heat on the ho,, have you ever partaken in a car insurance taste test before? by taste? yes, never heard of it. well, that's what we're doing today. car insurance x has been perfected over the past 75 years. it's tasty. our second car insurance... they've not been around very long. mmmm... no good! no good? no good! so you chose geico over the other. whatever this insurance is, it's no good. ok so you... >>> a think wa wa in north carolina shows that dogs and cats can get along just fine -- a chihuahua in north carolina shows that dogs and cats can get along just fine. miley came to the rescue of kittens that were abandoned. >> and they're all the same si,,,,,,,,,, so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i d

near gillman street in berkeley. the train was headed from sacramento towards san jose. no one was injured. authorities say that it appears the empty truck was parked too close to the track. >> police closed the b.a.r.t. station around 4:40 after a stabbing inside a paid area. a woman as arrested and accused of stabbing a man. the victim was taken to the hospital. trains passed through the station without stopping for about 45 meant but reopened in time for the bulk of the morning commute. >>> we checked late this morning with oakland police and they still want your help to find a missing 11-year-old boy. jerry walker ran away from his west oakland group home wednesday night. he attends lahime school. investigators say that they think that jerry ran away because he was about to be disciplined at school. he could still be in west oakland or may try find his way to eastmont mall. if you have any information, you are asked to calloakland police. >>> the continuing search for a missing teenager sierra lamar is getting attention. america most wanted will highlight the case to

at the berkeley curve heading up towards gillman. one lane blocked as well. the volume clearly is visible and oakland shot looks past 880 and coliseum pretty smooth, steady flow of traffic. taillights northbound and no major issues. flashing lights, just a signal going. that's good. that's good. send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:41. the historic san francisco hotel has a new owner. priced at $200 million. two los angeles companies sealed the deal with an ownership group that includes oakland as manager and partner lou wolf. wolf and his partners had looked at wrup graded the farp mont tower with condos in 2009. but the hotel workers union objected. concerned a smaller hotel would cut jobs. the hotel went up for sale in june of last year. >>> 4:41. still ahead, how about this? reversing wrinkles. naturally. sounds good this time of morning. procedure that gets rid of wrinkles using cells you already find in your body. >> okay. more people are paying their mortgages on time. what it mco ec f the economic recovery. hey, your high speed internet

the gillman institute is responsible for much of it. on the other hand, the impact we're having is a hard thing to measure. it's a hard thing to measure. often we hear from those teachers the very complaint you just made. andy? >> i should say one thing to confirm my reputation as a jeremiah seeing these things going downhill. unfortunately, i think the gentleman is more than right, and i would add to that that the percentage of students majoring -- statistics can be a little misleading, but the percentage of students majoring in some humanistic discipline, which to my mind certainly includes history, at elite universities including this one is rapidly declining. >> absolutely right. >> we should be worried. >> one of the best ways to get our world and the world of secondary and middle school teachers together was the teaching american history grant program. >> fabulous. >> which was defunded. >> it's about to die. >> it's about to die. it was not very much money, but congress is not going to renew that. >> no, it's not. next question.

let's ask ambassador dan gillman former israelis ambassador to the united nations, a fox news contributor a valued one at that and sir, it's great to see you. thanks for coming in. >> thank you, jamie. >> jamie: what did you learn from the new report? >> not much new. i think there is progress being done, but unfortunately that progress is being done by the israelis. they are clearly, as this report indicates, with some new evidence, they're clearly racing towards a bomb and the most frustrating thing, we hear a lot of talk and very little action. >> jamie: by who? >> by the international community and by the united states. >> jamie: let he me ask you specifically about the united states. vice-president joe biden this week, in no uncertain terms says, the bush administration basically has allowed this to happen, but factually, can you confirm that iran has now centrifuges with uranium enriched to 20%, that they have material that could quickly create a bomb and that wasn't the case previously or is he right? >> well, one thing that we, vice-president biden and president obama should remem

gillman grad should know. this is a picture of him as part of the bait. >> they need like two or three more tiers. they need to figure out how to work together better. >> reporter: admiral jim sagerholm's grandson is somewhere in here. the admiral climbed it in 1948. >> you only need to go one side around. >> reporter: midshipmen mayhem needs to turn into teamwork. >> it's a combination of training and instinct. >> reporter: remember j.d.? >> it is ridiculously slippery. the mud and the pig fat don't make it easy. >> reporter: his mom is scared. >> i used to be a nurse. so now i'm really nervous. >> look at the guy. he's nothing but bone and muscle. >> it's the bones that make me nervous against that big obelisk over there. >> reporter: two hours, 13 minutes go by. before andrew craig from tulsa has the height to remove and replace. a victory for no single man. a lesson useful in combat. it took a team. at the naval academy, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> academy lore has it that the midshipman who knocks

full bright, warren, gillman, they get our citizens to more than 150 different countries. they are diverse, not only in terms of where students go, but the students from our society that go more than half are from minority groups in our society. many -- much different portfolio and profile than is the normal study abroad profile of americans going abroad. they go for longer periods of time. that is conducive to language study. i think this congress has ree peteedly made very strategic progressments in this program. we're grateful. to move the needle, i'm not going to ask for more money. to move the needle what has to happen is american higher education has reinstitute foreign language for every graduate going through the system. 100 years ago that was true in every college in america from technical schools to liberal arts schools to research universities. today i don't think it's true for more than two dozen in the whole country. that's the only thing is going to change the pipeline and ensure the panel that we heard from is going to have the future language speakers to pr

just a lane heading up to university and gillman. but the train has stopped, trains 518 heading out of berkeley didn't get to richmond because they're stuck behind a freight train which has hit a car on the tracks there stopping service right now and if you get up to richmond, you might be able to take a train out of the area. but capital corridor has yet to give us more details on that. we'll track that and i'll send it out via twitter and facebook. and even on friday at this hour, we still have antioch slowing, although much more mild than monday through thursday. down into the 40s as you're approaching love ridge, summersville. no big surprises for your roadways. >>> it's 5:38, and we're just days away from the seventh annual amgen tour of california. the bicycle race kicks off sunday in santa rosa before heading to san francisco and santa cruz county. stage three starts tuesday in san jose before winding through. finishing in livermore. races will eventually make their way through parts of central california before finishing up i

to derek gillman, a supporter of the move, it was simply a case of a small, insular institution not being funding. >> it was this sense of, you know, we'll put our arms around ourselves and stay hugging ourselves. it doesn't work. it doesn't work. >> reporter: for the 2009 documentary called "the art of the steal" claims that philadelphia political and philanthropic leaders have long plotted to get control of the priceless collection. >> everybody involved in this had their own interest. the only person whose interest had no champion was alert barnes. everyone had abandoned him. >> reporter: ten years ago lincoln university ceded control of the foundation's board, thus allowing the move to go forward. >> they let philadelphia money, philadelphia politics, squeeze them out of it. >> reporter: so, love the idea or hate it, the collection was finally moved just weeks ago, including this enormous mural custom painted by matisse to fit the alcoves above the window at the original barnes. >> we actually measured the painting, carried the measurements over and built this building around it. >> r

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the political science literature namely the finding that rich people tend to republicans and the gillman paradox. at one of the things that we are able to do is to ask whether we could explain the relationship that he has associate. and it does turn out if you measure inequality in a spatial sense, looking at where people live, not just the differences of income how they are located across state, states where the rich and the poor more spatially separated tend to have less of a relationship between income and voting path earns than others. that's an interesting phenomena where the inequality measurements appear to cast some light on the interesting phenomenon in social science. here is, by the way, i'm summing up a little indication of how to understand income inequality measured in tax data in the united states. the inequality measure in this case, which tracks very closely all the standard measures is taken by measuring inequality across counties, the other line is the log of the nasdaq stock market rielsing to a peek and the acorrupt fall in 2000. you see the inequality measure and th

the political science literature namely the finding that rich people tend to republicans and the gillman paradox. at one of the things that we are able to do is to ask whether we could explain the relationship that he has associate. and it does turn out if you measure inequality in a spatial sense, looking at where people live, not just the differences of income how they are located across state, states where the rich and the poor more spatially separated tend to have less of a relationship between income and voting path earns than others. that's an interesting phenomena where the inequality measurements appear to cast some light on the interesting phenomenon in social science. here is, by the way, i'm summing up a little indication of how to understand income inequality measured in tax data in the united states. the inequality measure in this case, which tracks very closely all the standard measures is taken by measuring inequality across counties, the other line is the log of the nasdaq stock market rielsing to a peek and the acorrupt fall in 2000. you see the inequality measure and th