>> hayden: no, not at all.ted operation. >> kroft: but general hayden did acknowledge that there are all sorts of potential problems and possible consequences that come with this new form of warfare. >> hayden: when you use a physical weapon, it destroys itself, in addition to the target, if it's used properly. a cyber weapon doesn't. so there are those out there who can take a look at this, study it, and maybe even attempt to turn it to their own purposes. >> kroft: such as launching a cyber attack against critical infrastructure here in the united states. until last fall, sean mcgurk was in charge of protecting it as head of cyber defense at the department of homeland security. he believes that stuxnet has given countries like russia and china, not to mention terrorist groups and gangs of cyber criminals for hire, a textbook on how to attack key u.s. installations. >> sean mcgurk: you can download the actual source code of stuxnet now, and you can re- purpose it and repackage it and then, you know, point it b

we see that a lot from hayden. he can be very serious.t is probably about a few seconds before he melts down. but anyway, dad is holding him. he can take care of it, right. there were two people who were very important for aid ton seem this is my grandma. and so that is hayden's great grandma. she is 88. we went so cincinnati to see my family. she was on the floor playing with him. she was singing to him. she sang him the same songs she sang me what i was a baby. >> she doesn't look anywhere near 88. >> so talk about tear jerker. we got it on video so it was great. the other person that was very important that hayden met was my husband's nanny. this is joan brown. she is getting ready to turn 97. and she was actually thomas' nanny when he was a baby and she often kids that -- well, he was her last baby and one that broke her. she's like i didn't can't do it anymore. she got to be with hayden and she just told him wonderful stories and she gave me wonderful parenting advice. a nanny through and through. so that was a really special time. t

they're trying to save a state law, hayden's law.hey say if it were repeal, that it would basically set california back about 15 years to a time when stray animals that landed in local shelters didn't get the care that they need and pets that were lost were not held long enough for their families. a resolution is now being presented inside at the board of supervisors meeting urging the governor not to repeal the 1998 law. hayden's law ensures veterinary treatment for sick and injured animals at local shelters and keeping strays for four to six days in the hope they might find a home. the state reimburses those shelters. to save $23 million, the governor is proposing repealing parts of hayden's law. allison lindquist fears the worse. >> that goes off the map if the bill is repeal and the shelters will not be eligible for reimbursement for these animals. veterinary care will not be required to be provided and people who get separated from their pets may have as little as 72 hours to find their pet before the pet may be put up or adopti

this morning at mind the mat in dell ray and they do have special classes called mommy and me and hayden and i are all over it this morning. we will tell you all about these classes all live later. you are the cutest weight ever  >>> well, virginia has a new millionaire check your power ball tickets someone bought a ticket at sleepy hollow exxon, in falls church it is worth a million dollars the ticket, for the march 3rd drawing has the first five winning numbers but missed the power ball. the numbers are ... >>> the powerball number was 35. >>> congratulations. >>> all right. >> starbucks, caribou dunkin donuts are household names but a coffee shop almost a century old is getting nationwide attention. >> me swing is voted one of america's best coffee shops, 17th and g across from the old executive office building started in is the 16 when -- in 1916 when me swing and his son set up shop on e street in 2005 a wholesale customer bought the company. >> i hear a lot of stories about people going downtown and getting fresh roasted products from there with their parents with nary grandparent

he served as director of the famed hayden planetarium. he is out with a book on our fascination with space called "space chronicles: facing the ultimate frontier". we are glad your joining us. a conversation with neil degrasse tyson coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: neil degrasse tyson is one of the most visible and respected astrophysicists of our time, serving as director of the hayden planetarium. he is repressing the series "cosmos." he has a book, "space chronicles: facing the ultimate frontier". good to have you on the program. let me start by asking the obvious question, what is the ultimate frontier? >> it is space. space, the ultimate frontier. when people thought of the frontier, it was where you were living and there was some edge beyond which no

. >> reporter: horne's second marriage was to white mgm musical ranger lenny hayden. admitted in a 1980 interview that she married hayden partially to advance her career and to cross the color line in show business. >> reporter: one >> reporter: one of the most important stories it seem to me is to help people understand the role that women have played in shaping america and the african-american experience. >> reporter: the new museum is in a work in progress on 14th and constitution. president obama turned out for the groundbreaking late last month. one important acquisition, a blazer worn by tennis great althea gibson. >> one of the things that is so powerful about building a new museum is trying to think about all the array of things that people should remember. >> reporter: some of of the amazing fashion donations come from a now

they join members of the alameda county board of supervisors who are urging state laurps to keep hayden's law, it ensures that shelters keep animals for four to six days before putting them down as well as provide sick or injured animals with treatment. the state reimburses shelters for care, but due to budget cuts the governor is looking at reappealing parts of the law. >> if this bill is repealed, that goes off the map and these shelters will not be eligible for reimbursement for these animals, veterinary care will not be required to be provide and people who get separated from their pets may have as little as 72 hours to find their pet before the pet may be put up for adoption or euthanized. >> supporters say other states adopted similar loss because of hayden's law and that california needs to keep leading the way. >>> student loan payments could skyrocket this summer and college students are fighting back. students from across the country delivered more than 100,000 letters to capitol hill today asking congress to stop interest rates from increasing. the interest rate on new subsidiz

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. >> who better to demonstrate for us than our new mom, holly morris, is this hayden?be. >> no, he's grown really fast that's andrew hi andrew. andrew is 7 months old and you know what, his mommy happens to be sarah and she is by and sarah happens to be next to me as well because we are live at mind the mat yoga and pilates, and this is the perfect way to get back in shape after having a baby we are learning how we will tell you how you can too live next, fox 5 morning news stay with us. no one is looking at us andrew it is all about you. >> see you soon holly we want to say good morning to benjamin gilbert after almost two years without a job, okay we are applauding you tomorrow he will start working at maryland judicial institute. >> that's great. >> yes, good. if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day find us on facebook searching fox 5 morning news and post a comment under this photo. i hope benjamin gives you a little inspiration if you are one of the ones without a job. >> wish you the best  working in public relations is not for the faint of heart.

. >> few people know about the art of cyber war than retired general michael hayden.e's a former in the security agency and under george w. bush. he knows a lot more about the attack on iran than he can say here. >> this was a good idea. i also admit this was a really big idea, too. the rest of the world is looking at this and saying, clearly someone has legit mated this kind of activity as acceptable. international conduct. the whole world is watching. >> the story of what we know about the virus begins in june of 2010 when it was first detected and isolated by a tiny company in bella ruse after a client in iran complained about a software glitch. within a month, a copy of the computer bug was being analyzed within a tight-knit community of security expert. it immediately grabbed the attention of liam omerko an operations manager for symantec. one of the largest anti-virus companies in the world. >> as soon as we saw it, we knew it was something completely different. >>> steve kroft joins us. >> good morning, charlie can you summarize in a simple way, how they were a

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hayden was going on now about wanting to make americans feel safe again.ey entered into the secret agreement in the first week of october. the authorize the nsa to treat the united states of america as the equivalent of a foreign nation for the purpose of electronic surveillance. i knew when i had that conversation that told me in writing that had gone with a different solution -- >> the top person at the nsa. >> she was also my immediate supervisor. she demurred. that was the moment i knew the nsa crossed the rubicon. it was the moment i knew the servants source was out of the barn. it was made explicitly clear to me by the office of general counsel of this program was authorized by the white house. the nsa was executive agent for this program. it was all legal and do not pursue this any further. >> as far as you know, it is still under way. >> yes. if you follow the trail in terms of the legal obligations, a complaint congress -- this is another dynamic. a very compliant congress with regard to national-security. vast streams of money being pumped into t

i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, rec and park, the airport, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman as well as the leadership to see that we become the electric vehicle capital in the u.s. >> that concludes our event for today. we're going to be available for questions, so thank you for coming. >> of the community clean team gathered in district 11. after the rally, the mayor and the supervisor at 20 teams went to work at a new mold around young trees. school children worked with adults while the youngest volunteers were entertained. the bill planters and learned about waste reduction. led by the department of public works, the main focus was on a tree maintenance. the city is looking at the health of the new trees, making sure they are able to stand on their own. this year's arbor day was dedicated to the memory of an environmental activist they used the planting as a community building activity in kenya. san francisco's leaders plan to the new tree in the playground. the re

i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, rec and park, the airport, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman as well as the leadership to see that we become the electric vehicle capital in the u.s. >> that concludes our event for today. we're going to be available for questions, so thank you for coming. >> when stephen de staebler died, he was working on one of the biggest shows of his career, matter and spirit. it is a retrospective look at the many faces and faces of the life of an innovative artist from the california clay movement. stephen de staebler's developed in an area dominated by abstract expression. even his peers saw his form. >> he was able to find a middle ground in which he balanced the ideas of human figuration and representation with abstraction and found it even more meaningful to negotiate that duality. >> another challenge was to create art from a meeting that was typically viewed as kraft material. his transforming moment was an accident in the studio. an oversiz

michael hayden was a director of the cia. >> i have three american presidents saying that iran getting it weapon is unacceptable. >> the cables reveal america's secret concerns and a succession of u.s. illustrations have been haunted by iran with a bomb. >> this is "bbc news" still ahead -- what saturday is st. patrick's day but how many will be able to celebrate in the irish language? they can in this american classroom. some news from the uk. the prime minister has held talks with the chancellor's and his liberal democrat coalition partners to seek agreement on the budget. it has been suggested that mr. osborn is arguing a cut for the top tax rate in order to promote enterprise. the former head of the u.k. border force has reached an out- of-court settlement with the home office. there is constructive dismissal after stepping down last december after relaxing immigration checks beyond what had been authorized. 8 men have been charged with the death of a man in a nightclub in the early hours of christmas day. he died from a stab wound in his back while he was at a party in the club. o

i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, rec and park, the airport, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman as well as the leadership to see that we become the electric vehicle capital in the u.s. >> that concludes our event for today. we're going to be available for questions, so thank you for coming. gosh we are here to take the talk about safety on the transportation system. earlier this year, the board of directors adopted a new strategic plan, and while the mission is to move people around san francisco, the number one goal of that strategic plan is safety. that is because no matter where you were in terms of moving around whether you are on foot, on a bike, driving in a car, riding on muni, you need to be able to do so safely and get where you're going safely. we need to make sure the transportation system is clean, and efficient, attractive. first and foremost, it needs to be safe. thanks to a great partnership we have with the san francisco police department and the great wor

i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, rec, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman

i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, reche airport, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman as well as the leadership to see that we become the electric vehicle capital in the u.s. >> that concludes our event for today. we're going to be available for questions, so thank you for coming.

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i want to thank bob hayden, who has been essential as well as many of the conditions today, dpw, rec and park, the airport, all of those who have seized this opportunity, so i wanted to thank the assemblywoman as well as the leadership to see that we become the electric vehicle capital in the u.s. >> that concludes our event for today. we're going to be available for questions, so thank you for coming. >> sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty. i thought i would try to make it as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five or six years ago because of the book published. they appreciated that my work was clearly driven from my research and investigation. after i contributed my artwork, the museum was really beside themselves. they really took to it. the museum reached out to me to see if i would be interested in my own space inside the museum. i tell them that would be a dream come true. it is the classical, beautiful indian mythology through the len

these ralliers are fighting to save hayden's law. >> without it, so many dogs would needlessly die. so many dogs where each life to them matters. >> reporter: the law requires california animal shelters to key abandoned animals for at least 4 to 6 days before euthanizing them. today's rally not only features activists but rescue and animal shelter dogs like frankie and sydney. >> the group marched to the alameda county board of supervisors meeting. >> we need to keep this law intact so that people who love animals can keep on rescuing them and giving them decent lives. >> reporter: governor brown has proposed to repeal the law, a law that's been in suspension for nearly three years. the administration says for them, it's a budget issue. cbs 5 spoke to department of finance spokesman hd palmer. he says nothing in the proposal would prevent a city or county from establishing a hold period longer than three days. it says that the state won't be reimbursing local governments for the cost of a hold period longer than three days. palmer noted, if the repeal passes, it would save the state

there will be a rally in support of the hayden law. in oakland this morning, county supervisors will consider a resolution to support the law today. >>> well, another bay area tourist has sadly died while vacationing out in hawaii. 58-year-old from sunnyvale was crossing a stream on saturday when she was swept out into the ocean. hikers in the area say recent rains have raised water levels and made trails extremely dangerous. >> there's no place for the rain to go so it's making the ocean very turbulent. when people try to cross these river pathways while hiking, it can be very, very dangerous. >> she was a spir it ooul speaker and in hawaii for the group's conference and she is the third person from the bay area to die while vacation s in hawaii in the past eight months. >>> three san jose residents facing charges in the largest meth bust in u.s. history. they are heading back to court today. federal agents seized more than 750 pounds of meth work $34 million at an apartment earlier this month. investigators say the suspects may have

in particular trust somebody who help create the problem that was general mike hayden who worked at nsabob: what do you think. >> eric: i do. it's a data center and i'm for compiling more data for people that are trying to kill us. that a good thing. clapper is nsa. that was the guy that was stumped by culture host in the morning not knowing about the london bombing taking place or attempted thwarted bombing. >> that was clapper. >> he was national intelligence director. >> bob: that is why military men run it. >> dana: i think they are solid grounds to do this. it's going to create a lot of jobs in terms of administrators and people they need there, i.t. people. so good for utah. in terms, my stuff is entertaining. >> i can't believe you are willing to give your own stuff to the government. you guys are always jumping on the government. >> greg: do i have an opinion on this? every one of your segments you never come to me. everybody, we live in a culture where everybody is sharing everything until suddenly they find out somebody might be listening to it. the solution to in is to take t

what i mean by that is the former cia director michael hayden said in the old days pre9/11, there was a view you had to have one on one contact, kind of the mentoring thing, to get you over that threshold to violence, to become a suicide bomber e. but after fort hood, that calculous seemed to change. and has continued to do so. the individual i mentioned in washington, d.c., al ka lee fee, there's no evidence he had any contact with a foreign terrorist organization. he seemed to be able to do it all on his own. the third chapter is called "slipping through the net." i explain how this american anwar al awlaki slipped through the grass of the fbi after 9/11. not many people realize the fbi interviewed anwar al awlaki four times in the first week after 9/11 because he had contact with three of the 9/11 hijackers. and what most people don't know, but what we reported at fox and it's never been disputed by the fbi, is that in october of 2002, this cleric was held in federal detention but customs agents at jfk international because he was on a watch list because there was an outstanding wa

governor brown wants to repeal the hayden law. it requires animal shelters to keep animals at least four days before euthanizing them. the governor's office says repealing the law could save the state $46 million a year. >>> a bay area assemblyman is leading the call to electrify caltrain. jerry hill of san mateo wants to redirect about $1.5 billion in high-speed rail bond money and then use it to put caltrain on electric power by 2019. supporters say that switch would allow caltrain to run faster, more frequently, boosting ridership and revenue preparing up money for other -- freeing up money for other bay area agencies. >>> getting a loan on your own. how lending clubs are allowing people to pay off credit cards and loans with lower interest rates. >> plus, living with diabetes is challenging. in tonight's healthwatch, how one young lady won't let diabetes slow her down. on the ground or way up in the air. ,, on the runway after it rolled >>> here's something you don't see too often, cranes were brought in to get a boeing 737 ba

[laughter] >> we will talk about the e-mails and hayden manning and why he must come to san francisco and added to and we did not know in which order are you ready to go? >> i am ready to go. >> do not move we are up next. >>reporter: skippable been having had the funds festival hall her home from ron and they put up with them, and have this come then with his own agenda most--that he taught at--and once he clinton elementary in then he is not coming. and and in an n.l. of these schemes and dismissal means a ton of money it paid thousands of dollars of hear it and remove the home are horror who ... >>reporter: the point fund helped to please and it grown men tells a 25 year- old to, like the sequel to help our team, il $1,000 go ahead and break his leg. if you are a reserve clear hanging on the roster when you ignore the grown men eat that told me to do? and then you go out and do it and it makes me angry and when violence is being supported by supposedly grown up men. i don't blame me. to see grown men fighting if you only knew. and they're not worried about you. the giants are hopin

hayden says lee is a good six change still that works and a point system in a tells us that you bringing kids get points all day scared and you can then purchase other things in the store and best of all no cash needed it's own idea i think it's interesting to person should be able to barter for something that you no longer need and something you do when oh boy i actually really like second hand clothes me and my husband bronson lost our jobs recently i was in good position on therapist he was in construction so now obviously the cheaper the better. these solutions are perhaps a temporary reprieve to the ongoing crisis they are proving that even to die economic times businesses can find ways to flourish and at least make you more happy customers. r.t. being. in times of political and economic turmoil it seems new ways are being developed to maintain a public order up on our more on our website author dot com about a new kind of machine security forces might used to disperse crowds already dubbed a rather pricey mobile a microwave oven get all those idea tells it all to. also online for a

i know from speaking with the former cia director michael hayden, that he always felt that iran was one of the toughest issues to brief on to the president. in part because our general understanding of the regime is very limited. our intelligence. he said it was very opaque. you never really understood where the pressure points or the leverage points were to try to convince them to abandon this program. and that when you have countries that have a limited intelligence view, and you have a country like iran, which is becoming more and more isolated, which is part of your strategy, to try and convince them to abandon their nuclear program, as they become more isolated, out of touch with the rest of the world, you do what, you increase the likelihood of a dramatic miscalculation. so you have two parties, limited information about each other, and the likelihood for miscalculation is very great. so i think that is part of it as well. and my final point i would make on that is recently the defense secretary leon panetta said he probably all read this, he believed israel would hit iran in apri

in the heart of the capital we come to a store that's found a way to avoid using cash altogether hayden says lee is a good six jane still that works on a points system here tells us that you bringing kids get points for days good and you can then purchase other things in the store and best of all no cash needed it's own idea i think it's interesting to. barter for in something that you no longer need and that's something we do when i actually really like second hand me and my husband. recently i was in good condition on therapist he was in construction so now obviously the cheaper the better. solutions are perhaps a temporary reprieve to the ongoing crisis they are proving that even a dying economic times businesses can find ways to flourish and at least make you more happy customers. r.t. going. i know it's hard to call for more news blogs and analysis on russian and international stories here's a taste of what's waiting for you on line a ban on religion u.k. companies deny their employees the riots aware cross or curse fix at work. and the russian opposition once again tries to captur

arrested for resisting arrest and for battery of a police officer and former florida senator darrelle hayden the man who introduced florida's shoot first law that's at the center of this tragedy told c.b.s. news that even he god zimmerman should be arrested for shooting shooting martin baden said that the law does not protect neighborhood watch members who feel like they have the authority to pursue and confront people as one witness said last night on c.n.n. police didn't suspect zimmerman of any wrongdoing at all at the scene of the crime . what was your impression of the police's attitude toward this do you think i've heard and was there and i am what makes you say that and. i guess just their. attitude since this koch brothers alec endorsed n.r.a. inspired law was signed by jeb bush the justifiable homicide rate in florida has more than triple so isn't it time we rethink these infamous license to kill laws so that we can prevent more murders and better yet should we be asking ourselves how on earth a man who was previously arrested for violence and battery against pick up was able to get

encourages people to report so-called suspicious activities and they include hayden with cash traveling long distances shaving a beard or changing your hair color having a politically active or religious beliefs wearing a backpack also is considered suspicious and those are just to name a few so as fear mongering runs rampant our citizens being stripped of their right to privacy are getting rid of her and i have to take a look at how these days almost anyone can be considered a terrorist. the united states of america is home to over three hundred thirty million people we are a country known for freedom. that was then this is today it's. sure report suspicious activity or the land of liberty is fast becoming known as the land of the year and suspicion there are individuals in the united states who seek to carry out acts of terrorism post nine eleven slogan born in new york city has been adopted nationwide don't assume it was left by accident if you see something say something this see something say something american campaign depicts terrorist scenarios and encourages members of the publ

joining us now is senior editor hayden lynch. you for waking up with us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> take us through the alarm clocks. >> it is already going off. this is a lark. it is a silent alarm clock. great way for someone with their partner not getting up in the morning. it tracks their sleep. it will give you a 7 day sleep assessment. >> this one. >> you can see it's moving. >> it will give you a 7 day sleep assessment it will tell you how you have been sleeping. it suggests what sleep patterns will be right for you. >> that's nice. pretty expensive. >> $100. it can monitor it on ipad and iphone. >> and this one. that would wake you up. >> this is the sonic boom. very loud. >> it gets up to 113 decibels. jackhammer it has lights that will go off. you put that underneath your bed it will shake and vibrate your bell. if yours is too quiet. >> you wake up thinking an earthquake will happen. >> that will be too loud for me. >> this one -- with you hear this? >> is that birds? >> the aroma therapy alarm clock. about 30 min

i know from speaking with the former cia director michael hayden that he always felt iran that he all of rafah to brief on for the president in in part because part because our general understanding of the regime is very limited. . he said it was very opaque. you never understood where the leverage points were to try to program. when you have countries that have a limited intelligence view and that when you have and you have a country like iran concrete that have which is becoming more isolated, which is part of your strategy to try to convince them to abandon their program, you increase the likelihood of a miscalculation. you have two parties with limited information about each. other. i think that is part of it as well. my final point i would make on that is, recently leon panetta and he wrote over the said he believed israel would hit iran in april, may, or june. of a capitol hill choral the committeeone of my contacts said to me and it had appointed that the headline is we do not vice president really know. we believe. the israelis are not sharing that kind of information. we are

joining us now is senior editor hayden lynch. you for waking up with us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> take us through the alarm clocks. >> it is already going off. this is a lark. it is a silent alarm clock. great way for someone with their partner not getting up in the morning. it tracks their sleep. it will give you a 7 day sleep assessment. >> this one. >> you can see it's moving. >> it will give you a 7 day sleep assessment it will tell you how you have been sleeping. it suggests what sleep patterns will be right for you. >> that's nice. pretty expensive. >> $100. it can monitor it on ipad and iphone. >> and this one. that would wake you up. >> this is the sonic boom. very loud. >> it gets up to 113 decibels. jackhammer it has lights that will go off. you put that underneath your bed it will shake and vibrate your bell. if yours is too quiet. >> you wake up thinking an earthquake will happen. >> that will be too loud for me. >> this one -- with you hear this? >> is that birds? >> the aroma therapy alarm clock. about 30 min

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