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gonzales gave up one hit and seven scoreless innings. 14-0. still going at it.auves and thunder scored 48 points including 24 straight free throws. dallas takes game one. warriors land the 11th pick in the 2011 draft over today's lottery. cleveland cavaliers won the lottery. brewens and lightning in game two. splits the defense to tie the game at 2. the brewens go on to tie this series winning 6-5 in a high scoring affair. the sharks play tomorrow night. you know in game one, joe thornton went to the center ice and said come on, let's fight. let's drop the gloves and fight. we know how game one turned out. >> see you at 11:00.

. >> one of the men charged in a brutal beating is in jail tonight on $500,000 bond, 18 year-old gonzales and four others are accused of attacking a 41 year-old man chicagos west rogers park neighborhood early saturday morning, the victim suffered broken bones in his face and his brain was bleeding he is in critical condition at st. francis hospital. gonzales is facing a count of aggravated battery while the others are facing charges of misdemeanor assault. >> march against deportations at the cook county jail sponsored by the center without borders the demonstration was done in spite of gov. pat quinn. quinn's office informed the department of common security that illinois was no longer cooperating in the program, activists and organizer said the program has disrupted families. >> we will do what ever is necessary in order to stop these deportations, they are separating our families and destroying our homes and leaving our children behind crying. it's an act of terror and torture to our families and if obama really wants to get back to the white house he is going to need the latino vote.

. >> reporter: three months into his new job, marcelo gonzales called police when two men brought inhis piece late tuesday. >> i got an e-mail alert sent out about this. i recognized it. >> reporter: officers arrested 48-year-old michael paradise. >> did you think this thing would ever be recovered? >> i questioned it. >> reporter: the giants brass monument would have been worth $4000. >> they were diligence. they called in and the rest is history. >> reporter: the man they arrested said that he bought the old war relic on craigslist. in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it seems like metal thieves have struck a church in san francisco. railings are used by people attending daily meetings and the property managers say they are working at replacing the railings. >>> warmer weather is on the way to parts of the bay area. meterologist mark tamayo will tell us when it will warm up first. >>> do not forget you can watch all of our newscasts on your computer including bay area news at 7:00. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's whereve

mike gonzales pitching very well of late. a lovely turned to end the inning.ll trailing by 2, not quite as impressive as the fifth inning. the orioles lose their force in a row, 5-3. a much-needed day off coming monday. the champion comes to town with the maryland coach. for that decade he has been training horses and he has brought horses to the preakness before including a third-place finish in 2008. now he brings the kentucky derby champion. he had not run in six weeks and had not run on dirt and had an unfamiliar jockey on board. despite all that, animal kingdom dominated down the stretch. he will come to baltimore, arriving as the lonely -- the only did horse with a chance to win the triple crown. the university of maryland quickly targeted a hopeful replacement for gary williams. kevin anderson flew to las vegas to meet with arizona head coach sean miller. he had expressed interest to local ties with the job. miller spurned the offer and got an extension in arizona. los angeles lakers made their last stand to avoid a sweep. the mavericks destroy the lake

gonzales takes lincecum to the deepest part of of the park. they win by that.ot a good night for lincecum. >>> a's delayed nearly 90 minutes at the coliseum and the bats delayed longer. pennington drives home elm list. still playing -- ellis. >>> giving up 14 runs against the indians in 2 and a third against the indians. . >>> underway today, one day later than scheduled because of bad weather, stage went from nevada city to sacramento. taking the first -- he leads by four seconds. >> you got allergies. >> major allergies in this building. >> this used to be a bread building. >> yes. >> nasty bread still around. >> are you allergic to bread. >> the youth. >> i guess the right kind, man. >> poor baby. >>> be back for 11:00, though. >> you look nice. >> bring it, baby. >> got to bring it. >>> we will see you at 11:00 with sniffles here. san francisco. a place with natural beauty and a forward-thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today, we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day

pedro gonzales, barbara washington, nancy paluo, diane gray, clarice russin, jackie cotton, fred franklin, rita jones, a recall, maurice edwards, ricardo tavarez, kamash misori, thomas mark, patricia christiansen, suzanne m. martin, anjelica dinaro. this is more about writing at this point. ivalice boneja, villanueva, donald cisc, joseph bell -- i am sorry. josiah bell. dennis kelly. as you can see, we have quite a few speakers. i would like the students to come up first. please be respectful for the time. come on up, students. come on up, students. state your name first, and press the button to speak. >> my name is thomas marks. i am a graduate of a traditional high school. i am here to speak on behalf of my teacher, ms. emily van dyke. she is our teacher. i just wanted to say that going into my senior year of high school, i did not want to take an art class, mainly because it was not a topic that i liked very much. but as soon as i walked in, ms. van dyke was there to help me. she was not just my teacher. she became a very good friend of mine. not just to me, but to everyone who has her

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roberta gonzales has all the information you need to know. >> and wait until you see the maps that ied to pinpoint the forecast tonight. let's look at the weather camera out there, there are clouds coming across the horizon, the spirit clouds coming through the fast moving jet stream. and this wind has backed up. the low clouds along the immediate sea shore, slipping into the bay. looks like with that deck of low clouds and fog, everybody is mostly cloudy tonight. but boy, mostly cloudy tonight. giants, a's game, the bay bridge series at 7:15. stay warm, at 50 degrees, the winds westerly at 15 miles per hour. tonight, overnight, mostly cloudy in all areas. 44 in santa rosa, to the low 50s along the central bay and upper 40 in red wood city, and here is the frontal boundary. and notice how it is just kind of falling apart at the seems as it moves across with the ridge of high pressure. there is a slight chance of rain on sunday, as this slips by, tomorrow on the forecast, watch the clouds over cast guys for the sun-up at 5:56, but the afternoon will turn partly cloudy, slightly cooler

commissioner gonzales is absent. commissioner hill. >> here. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> present. >> commissioner perez is excused. >> thank you. good evening. i am the chair of the immigrant rights commission. on behalf of the immigrant rights commission, i would like to welcome everyone to this symposium. four members of the public, the immigrant rights commission represents the voices of the san francisco immigrant communities. we are responsible for advising the mayor and the board of supervisors on any matters related to the well-being and concerns. the commission meets regularly on the second monday of every month beginning at 5:30 p.m. at city hall. in april of 2009, we have the joint hearing with the human rights commission to listen to the first 10 testimonies from san francisco residents. the purpose of tonight symposium is for the commission and for the rest of the city family to hear from national experts on comprehensive immigration reform, and to obtain guidance on how local governments, commissions, a

. >> reporter: three months into a new job here, gonzales told police the two men brought in the stolen piece late tuesday. >> i got an e-mail alert the day prior to this, so right off the bat when it came in, i recognized it. >> reporter: officers recognized michael paradise of san jose for possession of stolen property. did you really think this would be recovered? >> i questioned it. >> reporter: the giant brass monument would have been worth for thousand if recycled. and just like the old battle cry, remember the main, city officials are grateful this man did. >> careful, to pay attention to the police bulletins that they got, and they called in, and the rest is history. >> reporter: talk about history. that torpedo port had been on this display here for the last 100 years. the city says it is now considering giving this thing a new home in the veteran's building here at lakeside park. we are live in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu. >>> and coming up at 6:15, thieves target a house of worship in san francisco, the valuable items they took there. >>> and on the hunt for a bank robbery

gonzales had the angels waving good-bye in a big way.even strikeouts, gave up just one hit tonight. but what got into the a's offense? 14 runs, 15 hits, both season high. the a's put up two touchdowns on the angels and move into first place in the american league west. meanwhile the giants manage only a field goal in colorado thank to pat burrell's two-run double. for the second straight day, jonathan sanchez was brilliant until he threw it away in the 8th inning for the second straight night. the roof caves in because of the pitcher's defense and that led to this. a base hit off of javier lopez. the rockies rally with four in the 8th, and leapfrogging san francisco into first place by one-half game in the west. the giants had the fourth fewest errors in the majors. 73 errors, they committed 30 this year. that is 25th in major league. 20 of their last 27 years. well that's all it has been in existence. for a change of luck, the owner show up today. >> picking number 11 will be the golden state warriors. >> new owner saying bad luck. the

the suspect is ernesto w gonzal. his apartment had very little furniture and investigators say all the weapons were hidden in a secret compartment under the carpet. >>> gun violence is cutting young lives short. tonight oakland police detectives put out yet another plea asking the public to come forward with information to help them catch the person who killed a 17-year-old boy yesterday. a boy who was supposed to graduate from high school in just two weeks. and it is a plea one mother has heard before. nbc bay area's cherld hurd has that part of the story. >> reporter: it will be tough for students at three schools come graduation day in june. it will be especially tough for one parent who plans to honor her son in a very special way. >> reporter: she said what she will miss most about her son christopher is seeing him graduate from high school next month. >> it's been real hard for me and the girls. he was a part of our everyday life. >> reporter: he was shot and killed right in front of his mother on new years eve

roberta gonzales watching the hi-def doppler radar. she is in the weather center tonight. roberta. >> allen, the heaviest precipitation is now pushing onshore according to our live hi-def doppler radar. areas of green as more of a light precipitation but then when you note the areas in the yellow that's more of a moderate downpour. all this is lifting off the pacific ocean and spreading onto the coastside from the santa cruz mountains into the peninsula where currently over an hour delays arriving flights at sfo. spotty showers to the north, golden gate bridge is wet for this evening commute. allen, we'll answer that direct question, when it all end, and also the effect this is going to have on the morning commute, that's still coming up in this newscast. >> look for you then, thanks, ro. >>> i'm len ramirez in downtown livermore where the amgen tour of california bike race party is just getting started. just ahead, what it means for livermore to be a starting city in this international bike race. >>> and get ready to pay more to hail a taxi. the fee hikes just approved. >

oh well gonzales is a great to have you with us we'll start with the headlines. on the way to time n.h.l. m.v.p. alexander ovechkin going to survive here to assist the russian national ice hockey team and their crisis war championship gold. going out of sun as the c.e.o. of public someone explain home the losing to an informant julia georges in madrid. being all portuguese final in the euro believe this year the quarter both made it to may's final in dublin. russia's national ice hockey squads are beginning a huge boost as more teams battlers of the n.h.l. players alexander ovechkin has his sights set on bratislava capital scots went by the time but the lightning in the eastern conference semifinals twenty five year old has a full collection of world championship medals with two bronze one silver and one gold the russians have and will be hoping to improve the locker room atmosphere in the national team is strong faith in the grassroots have stayed cool lineup of each game will be available on saturday alex great will likely aim to hit the ice against the czechs

kristina gonzales went to the east hollywood apartment building where early this morning that suspect was arrested. >> reporter: we are actually about three miles, that's it, away from dodgers stadium, but it is in that building that police say they got one of their men. l.a.p.d. at the building hours before their arrest of 31-year-old giovanni ramirez in an early morning raid at apartment 25. >> they told me not even to look at the window. >> reporter: quite a s.w.a.t. entry according to neighbors. >> they say something in spanish and in english, then these two, everybody out from the apartment. >> reporter: no one answering the door, but we knew a group of men had gone in minutes before. investigators are saying -- >> (indiscernible). >> reporter: so this is a vehicle belonging to the family? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: the neighbors were surprised. >> yeah, he's nice. >> nobody suspected it. >> reporter: anyone saying more wants their face off- camera. >> that some guys might come in. >> you see guys dressed up with the t-shirt and stuff. >> shaven heads is stuff. >> it was scary t

agents in puerto rico say they've arrested alberto gonzales who they believe was behind one of the largestberies in u.s. history. mr. gonzalez allegedly took part in a robbery at the bank depot in the state of connecticut in 1983 at the time. the gang got away with $7 million. for five weeks there's been no sight of ai weiwei, the chinese artist and human rights activist who was detained at beijing airport. his detention prompted a global appeal by the sculptor kapoor and wants galleries to close for a day in protest and dedicated his latest work to ai weiwei. >> ai weiwei is considered by many to be one of the most important artists of the 21st century. it is this recent installation in london that brought the chinese artist to the attention of the wider british public. 37 days ago the globe trotting ai weiwei was detained at the beijing airport by the chinese authorities. nothing has been heard from him since. but his shows go on. one has just opened in new york. meanwhile, here in london, there are two shows opening this week, and as you can see, the works arrived. but the artist hasn't

one of the thousands of people who receives help from san andreas is sophia gonzales flomate. >> i'm not able to walk. i have cerebral palsy. >> reporter: the regional center is fully funded by the state and receives a huge amount of money from california taxpayers. more than $276 million in 2009 according to tax documents. but a current employee claims she's now blowing the whistle on this non-profit. >> it's extremely frustrating because i feel like i'm trying to right several wrongs. >> reporter: we've disguised her identity because she fears retaliation. >> i consider it abuse of power, abuse of taxpayer funds, abuse of the trust that families put in us. >> reporter: she claims top executives at san andreas give preferential treatment and sweetheart deals to certain vendors that are contracted out to care for disabled adults and children. >> there are vendors who are friends of upper management who are paid much, much more than the other vendors. >> reporter: one agency she singles out is hope services. >> hope is our largest vendor. >> reporter: she claims in the case of sophia

meanwhile, sheriff gonzales has the lone responsibility to figure this out. >> he can try to figure itnts but this killing, and if it was a killing -- and the reason i say if it was -- weapon don't have a body yet, it happened outside of the sheriff's jurisdiction. it seems that the u.s. department of justice, given the authority of the zapata county sheriff is meaningless. >> you are exactly correct. the sheriff can't go into mexico. all he can do is work from the mexican side where tiffany hartley escaped from the cartel. so we need -- the federal government, that's their job to work with the mexican government to solve the hartley murder. right now it seems to be very quiet on what is taking place between the two governments to solve david hartley's murder. >> congressman, can i ask you why? >> i'm not sure of the real reason. there's political reasons i'm aware of. the mexican government has in the past historically been reluctant to allow the american law enforcement side to help them in these cases. they feel like it's an ink fringement on their responsibility but they are not ab

good morning, and i am marty gonzales. >> good morning, marty. a live look at the golden gate bridge some cloud coverage. with breaks of sunshine. a cool start, cloudy, breezy. as we go towards this afternoon at the wind is gusting picking up and a chance of sprinkles on your mother's day for the north bay. outside temperatures are in the mid 40's for snap-on. 50s along the coast, 45 in los gatos. 40's-along the coast. --17 mph s f o. 15 m.p.h. at oakland = sustained. the wind will be picking up this afternoon with 70 degrees in santa rosa. 62 degrees in vallejo. also 61 with mid '60s towards the south bake. finally your kron 4 7 day around the bay partly cloudy conditions today with a slight chance of sprinkles to the north bay. we will warm up as we go towards the weekend. 7:01. marty? >> thank you. the world is expected to get a closer look and how he was living in this secret compound and pakistan. home video released as early as today with propaganda tapes that were never made public. this is a map of the compound. he was killed in this dead

the woman that loves this our roberta gonzales. >> try to go to the grocery store with me, dana. those at alls ann was showing you people are throwing them at me because they are done. the weather is not done. still have areas of precipitation. a bit of a break by the peninsula. but still damage is done. s.f.o. delays up to one hour and 20 minutes on arriving flights. plenty of precipitation. where you see the areas of yellow that's more of a moderate to heavy downpour at this particular time for the evening commute. golden gate bridge and also the bay bridge are extremely slippery at this hour with some pretty heavy precipitation. you see it right here on our live high-def doppler radar. now let's share with you what it looks like outdoors. visibility is limited in ocean beach where it continues to rain at this hour. let's go ahead and take a look at this time at our cbs5 weather camera from the rooftop looking out towards the bay bridge where today's high temperature was 58 degrees in san francisco. 59 degrees in oakland. average high temperatures in the mid-60s. now, meanwhile

. >> that is diana gonzales reporting. >> great news there. >>> ahead at 6:00 -- >> hey, i found your ring. what ring? >> it's a pretty fun story. lost and found after 70 years. a bay area man is wearing a ring he never thought he would get back. the unlikely story of how it was returned to him. >> and are you looking for a job? the grocery store chain opening new stores here in the bay area. we'll tell you. >>> and a devastating scene in missouri. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in contra costa county where a baby was kidnapped from her own bass net is due to return home any minute. we're live for the homecoming. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> well, a baby snatched from her family's home over the weekend will soon be in her parents' arms. it tur

>> senator, i think the court grappled with that very issue in a subsequent case, gonzales case wheremilar characterization issue as to whether or not marijuana grown and used for medicinal purposes purely within local boundaries qualified as a kind of activity that could be reached under the commerce clause. in their i think the court made an accommodation that said that though this is not economic activity, it belongs to a class of economic activity. and so i'm not sure exactly where that leads us, but the rule that emerges from a race into th the noneconomic antiepileptic class of economic activity is reachable under the commerce clause. and so, i think that the only point of the book was to suggest that definitionally these things, like all distinctions in the law when you press very hard on them, there are great edges on the distinctions. but in the main i think these are workable in the role that i would be feeling if i were confirmed. >> in the wake of gonzales, and setting aside for a moment the exceptions identified in lopez and morrison can you identify limits on federal aut

gonzales has but in accused other robert a.. the suspects get tied up the victim of out ... and be him about the body not just to get the combination to a safe. >> time now for the checkups at >> we have a weather system moving into the bay area there might be a couple or showers that make it into the north bay. rain brought up around eureka. a lot of cloudiness this morning but not going to make things what it. most of the year are in the 40 and '50s. what a couple of clips of screen are showing up there indicating the showers in the northern area. the clubs will be clearing most of the day. mostly sunny by the late afternoon. temperatures will remain on the cosigned corps veteran for this entire memorial weekend temperatures will be in the '50s and '60s when drought the area. blustery winds and sunshine around the area. and on the 7 day forecast mostly sunshine >> at 4:06 a.m. a look at the traffic the approach to the bay bridge plaza and looks good san mateo bridge is also a quick easy ride east along westbound 92 you can see the space between the cars. in my right into s

car losses gonzales. to the wilderness in the out field. 3 run bomb. 7-4 the time.rain delay almost hour and a half tonight. a's and angel. die hard waiting it out. rain soaked field in the first. josh single to left. look at the ball. in the slop. eric slip and slidout there. scoreless in the fifth. mark to chopper to third. hesitates he's lunch. throws it away. david trying to score from first place at the plate and he is safe. nicely done. right now a's lead 3 nothing in the sixth. after running out of gas last night in game one of the western conference final series with vancouver the shark have 2 full days of rest before game 2 which is wednesday night. sharks were coming off a draining 7 game series with detroit. they look fine in vancouver for most of the first 2 periods. then it seemed like tank hit empty. they had nothing left. coach todd said it was like dog trying to catch car on the freeway. canuck driving the cars. players insist fatigue was not the factor. >> i say more mental focus than fatigue. we played the way in the second and opinion us down too

out of the first matt getting help p.daryn laying out to gonzales. wanted to trade him, remember?y, in the second troy about no defense for that. of colorado up 1 nothing on his eighth of the year. in the third jonathan bouncer up the middle. 2 zip rock. meanwhile the giants with no answer for jiminez. sanchez swing and myself and 2 on in the fourth. about swinging. 7 k and 6 inning of 1 run ball for jiminez. they trail at the bottom of the 8. visiting the royal. david jesus return to kansas city. bottom of the first. alex gordon here it comes. there it goes. deep to left off gonzalez. about solo blast. third of the year. 1 nothing kc. top 5 a now 2 sichlt andy up the middle. rbi single. jump start 3 run-ining. bottom 9. royals tying run at second. chopper to third. throw is up the line. jackson makes the play. then gets nailed by trainer almost took his arm of off. ouch that has to be painful. scary play but jackson is all right. a's get the win 3-2. lakers aren't dead yet. but they are down to the last few gaps. game 3 of the play off series with dalla dallas. mark from the shar

last night he hid a home run and today gonzales the game-winner. rockies' four runs in the eight.nd the division. the day's close the angels in a minute. a baseball hall of famer has pass. an architect of 573 home runs and i think it should be noted he did it when it was clean. now it all these guys that allegedly cheated passim up on the list. 11th all-time passed away at 74 with a long battle of throat cancer. remember he did the a's broadcast in the early '70s for a time on television with wayne walker. he passes away at the age of 74. the nba draft lottery did make the playoffs that was all tonight. >> picking no. 11 will be the golden state warriors. the owner slotted 11th that's how they finished. look at the owner the owner of the cleveland cavaliers sun it over to the wind. they got the first pick in the draft, 14 year-old nick gilbert was the good luck charm holding up the jersey. it is a draft call the weakest in many years of the warriors picked 11th. that is the only consolation. we should welcome and, if this is a tremendous stamina report. pam and i were out at 5:00

throwing to gonzales, getting behind him and awkwardly, scored to tie it. he stays in the game.iring of the a's, because ryan wan all-time high, scurrying and an rbi come every starter had a hat. better a rhombus that every starter had a hat--every starter. three of the-4 winnings. three of the last games. >> the heisman trophy runner-up in their sisters act to play softball for stanford. the gearhart sisters, and an n.c.a.a. regional at alabama! bottom of the sex. it tripled down the line. bottom of the-six thinning--and that would be able to take care of the 15th seed. at stanford cardinals 1-0. alabama moving on to the college world series. stanford is coming home. >> and nhl final with vancouver to the west. the eastern conference decided game 7 in boston. the tampa bay lightning. and a nice pass. one-0. 1:00 strike 12, the lightning season it was when the have not won the cup since 1972. boston will face vancouver on wednesday. the golden state warriors are going to be coaching the houston rockets. formally, he was a general manager, and also an assistant coach and named on

. >> marty: good morning, i am marty gonzales. thank you for joining us.overnment is under fire for refusing to release photos of to osama bin l andaden and l her favorite word. the government is under fire to not release photos of osama bin laden. >> i wonder what i like that word so much? >> marty: because you are dazzling. >> we are going to celebrate show business with rich little. >> marty: about cecil and dazzle let us go to henry. >> how about as dazzle and dazzle, >> whole lot this with a counseling california it is pouring all over the state. how about? touring--four people that need help. and i think i know what you are thinking. >> a great idea. >> marty: looking outside some weather changes overcast. cool temperatures and even thunderstorms. >> we are expecting non- seasonal weather with overcast conditions right now. the chance for rain later, even help possible. . even hail-will be possible with windy conditions the wind speed in fairfield at 20 m.p.h. 14 m.p.h. in oakland, 12 sustained at s f o the gusting wind is going to be picking up towa

artesia holt shot 44-year-old jose gonzales caraes and another man in august of 2010 after theylaughed died a week later and the other man suffered a grazing gunshot wound. she was 14 at the time and her defense argued that she needs the treatment and nurturing she gets from a juvenile system and she does well in a structured situation. >>> time to go back to new york. we are back in 30 minutes nor "good morning maryland" at nine. see you then. ♪ going to make me feel like i'm the only girl in the world ♪ ♪ i'm the only one >>> the most famous dress in all of the world right now. we're going to talk about kate middleton's wedding gown. and when we pull back the curtain upstairs, you will see the replica. you don't need a royal budget to buy it. it's not inexpensive. it's not a bargain. >> the largest boutique have been working and they have replicas that people can buy. >> seeing it with my own eyes, outside of westminster abbey. >> my daughters were incredibly impressed. >> are they in the princess stage? >> i was at home, watching with elliot, who is 8. and she was repeating the vows

host: gonzales, louisiana, go ahead. caller: good morning. caller: good morning. in general, he do you think fema will be as low as this as they were on katrina because there were very, very slow. ? fell lot has changed in fema and there is a new leader that has taken on leaning forward. we are also building the requirement that everyone in america knows you have to be prepared to be your own first responder for the concept of resiliency. a lot has changed at fema. after the tornadoes, there were there the day after and now in the flooding, they are totally embedded and supporting the states and what they need in terms of response and dealing with people. the artist's work is yet to come as we go into recovery. -- the hardest work is yet to come as we go into recovery. we will see what happens at the we will see what happens at the this flooding that fema is well positioned and had given every request and assistance the state have asked for in terms of responding based on what they can do. host: akron, ohio, good morning. caller: hello general, i have heard from m

leverage because as we saw from attorney general gonzalez, when he was -- from attorney general gonzales, when he was head of the jus kit department and as we've seen with attorney general holder, departments of justice are not very forthcoming, no matter what party they are, when congress asks for information. they'll say, oh, yeah, we'll give you whatever you need. but they're not very forthcoming. it's not until powers they want to keep come up for sunset that they could go away and they need them renewed and they know they need them renewed because they are helpful in keeping the country safe, but it's only then that they come forward and say, oh, by the way, what was it that you made into request a year ago that we never did provide you? and that basically happened back in 2004 and 2005. and that was one of the reasons i was pushing, we've got to have sunsets because the only way to deal with these issues and make sure the abuses are not occurring of these constitutional powers is to put sunsets and that way they come forward with the information and those of us who have the securit

host: gonzales, louisiana, go ahead. caller: good morning. caller: good morning. in general, he do you think fema will be as low as this as they were on katrina because there were very, very slow. ? fell lot has changed in fema and there is a new leader that has taken on leaning forward. we are also building the requirement that everyone in america knows you have to be prepared to be your own first responder for the concept of resiliency. a lot has changed at fema. after the tornadoes, there were there the day after and now in the flooding, they are totally embedded and supporting the states and what they need in terms of response and dealing with people. the artist's work is yet to come as we go into recovery. -- the hardest work is yet to come as we go into recovery. we will see what happens at the we will see what happens at the this flooding that fema is well positioned and had given every request and assistance the state have asked for in terms of responding based on what they can do. host: akron, ohio, good morning. caller: hello general, i have heard from m