and as japan grapples with the enormous cost of recovery, the country already has a head start in one area, an innovative job program for working seniors. lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching

even though governor huckabee starts with more of a head start than he did four years ago introducing himself to iowans, i don't think he can put off a decision thatch longer because we're seeing all these other campaigns really start to organize, start to have town hall meetings, start to sign up county leaders and precinct chairs. >> when was the last time you spoke with the guy? >> i have not recently spoke within governor huckabee. >> david catanese. >> do you believe mitt rahmny, one, is the unequivocal front runner in your state, and, two, does he have to win new hampshire to win the nomination? >> i do think he's certainly right now the unequivocal front runner in our state and part of the reason is of course he lives here part of the time. so he's quite well known. i've seen him many times so he's been active. but i think personally going forward, you're going to see a lot more activity. he's going to be here a lot more and we already have ron paul here today, michele bachmann, the campaigns are all picking up and moving forward. i think you're going to see some real intense a

huckabee starts with a little bit of a head start, i don't think he can put off the decision that much longer because we're seeing other campaigns start to organize and have town hall meetings and sign up precinct chairs. >> one was the last time spoke with him? >> i have not recently spoken with governor huckabee. >> do you believe mitt romney is the unequivocal from our order in your state and does he have to win new hampshire to win the nomination? >> he is the unequivocal front runner right now in our state. part of the reason is you live your part of the time. i've seen him many times, said he has been active. but going forward, you are going to see a lot more activity. he's going to be here a lot more and we already have ron paul here today and michele bachmann, i think you'll see some real intense activity here and i think you'll see the same thing in iowa. >> but looking at the strategy that may not play as hard in iowa and and maybe try to win in florida, doesn't he have to win new hampshire? >> i think it is critically important. going forward, this state is going to be very

we have been working with child care providers, head start, and you are absolutely right. it is getting to them for those early literacy skills before they go in for the formal education program. we have met with wonderful response from the community, but also, it has been a proven program that has had success, so thank you for acknowledging that. the other piece i want to mention is that we also have ancillary programs. we have a free museum pass that provides access through the library to about 16 different museums throughout the city and that in its first year has seen almost 85% capacity, and that is free for families -- residents of san francisco, so we are very proud of playing a part in the as well -- in that as well. >> thank you. i would like to now open up the floor for public comment. is there anyone who has any public comment? when any member of the public like to comment? ok, public comment is officially closed. will you read the second item for us? >> thank you. >> it is item 110-471, and that is the budget update for fiscal year 2011 [inaudible] >> thank you

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and as japan grapples with the enormous cost of recovery, the country already has a head start in one area, an innovative job program for working seniors. lucy kraft reports. >> reporter: this is the face of retirement, japanese style. under a pioneering government program, nearly one million able-bodied he woulde-- elderly citizens are urged to keep punching the clock as long as they can. so brigades of seniors spruce up public parks, sweep down sand boxes, and pack origami paper. the pay is minimum wage but it helps workers on figured incomes. and for many like this 73-year-old ex-steelworker, the real reward is an escape from loneliness, isolation and fear, especially in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami. >> this allows me to be with my peers, to have someone to talk to. >> reporter: surveys show a majority of japanese men and many women desire at least part-time work well into their golden years. >> it's heally to keep working. your body would go to seed if you had nothing to do every day. >> reporter: now 30 years old, the silver human resource centers have become a fixture

i think that this bond gives us a head start in terms of doing the right thing for animals. now, that can be trumped by culture and economics, you know, if you're selfish, if you want to exploit animals because you have the opportunity, historically there have been lost to constrain that. and really what we're trying to do is to set some standards in society. to see the animals are properly cared for. and i look at our western traditions and i look at distinctive bond and i also look at our declaration of independence and our constitution, and the founding documents of our country to the founding doctors of western democracy. and icnc was in these documents, i see talk of the rights of the individuals. and i see talks of justice, fairness. and it was those principles that led us to attack -- attach human problems to slavery and women's suffrage, the denial of women's suffrage. and we have seen to the arctic history that we've dealt with these forms of injustice overtime because the pre-steps of a civil society demand that. and i think one of the great important causes is abo

. >>> and now we take you to san francisco, with they're getting a head start on the golf game this weekend. no matter what you have we have the forecast as we continue on cbs 5 ,,,,,, . >>> if you have not made plans for the weekend yet, san jose will be rocking. joe vasquez is live with what is causing all the excitement and why it is especially good news for businesses, joe? >> reporter: well, behind me there you see san pedro square, transformed into san jose sharks, we see a lot of hockey fans, canucks fans in blue, the sharks fans in teal. and you hear them yelling not only go sharks but also usa, usa, see this guy agrees with me. and businesses hope to collect some green. >> things are busy, but fun. >> reporter: henry highlight is down the street from the pavillion, so it is used to a big crowd but not this big. >> this is one of the bigger weekends that i experienced. >> reporter: what is going on is playoff hockey, the sharks are playing tonight and sunday. they're a few games away from the stanley cup. and it is not just sin city, put on your dark shades. this city will be bright

the authorities you must have known why did you do something about it if you authorities have a head start in some respects by not getting the rights of information these atrocities that are continually. well there's all kinds of information that the u.s. government knows as saying now admit as a matter of fact with bin laden they had been watching this house for many many months there's a lot of fabricated information we were told on the u.s. going into iraq that iraq had weapons of mass destruction or kinds of even receipts and boyce's tales testimony were provided satellite images it was all a fraud so the idea that we are protecting people in the u.s. by terrorizing people around the world this is the great crime and the lie you get you going to the earlier you also mentioned that you can indeed end up in provocation and we have in the got a report a little earlier saying that there are those who saying that the tension such as only the it holds interrogation current lead to prefer the recruitment i'll cut it was exactly what is the argument how does that work. the u.s. wars around the

microsoft has a head start. microsoft's steven bridgeland is my guest this morning. plus, all kinds of great ideas never make it to the invention stage. edison nations, lewis foreman wants to help. our reporters, the bc's maggy shields and rich jaroslavski, from bloomberg this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone in silicon valley wants to figure out what the next big thing will be. but perhaps no organization has more at stage in figuring that out than microsoft. microsoft made its fortunes selling the windows operating system for traditional pcs, but traditional pcs, desk tops and laptops have fallen out of favor with consumers. it's safe to say microsoft did not make the transition to tablets very well. apple's software powers most tabl tablets, a few run on android. microsoft is fighting for market share on cell phones, but has captured just a sliver of that market. so what's left? cars. microsoft leads the way on the automotive platform. notably, with the ford sync, a voice command car computer system that can tell you the traffic and manage phone c

rid of medicare cheney years from now at wiping out planned parenthood cutting back savagely on head start programs and saying that the reason they have to do all of this is because the most important issue is are getting deficit but it's not as important as protecting big oil and the totally unnecessary subsidies that they get from the american taxpayer you would think because of this bill as nine forty that the big oil and gas companies are getting all the subsidies making all the profits paying no taxes. and the rest of us are suffering nothing could be further from the truth we have huge subsidies there have been given to oil companies now and in one case at four hundred years made sense one hundred years ago doesn't make sense now when our companies have the highest profits of any corporations in the world. yesterday the senate failed to pass a vote to end two billion dollars in tax breaks a year to the big five now the battle is once again over drill baby drill as republicans think that that's going to drive oil prices down to that tax breaks offshore drilling none of that is going t

gave the movie industry a head start on the weekend. rio keeping people in the theaters big happy family, water for elephants and prom round out the top five. >>> time now 55:00. coming to grips with the death of osama bin laden. how a new york mother who lost her firefighter son on 9/11 says she's got a roller coaster of emotions. >>> plus what the giant minor league teams are doing for the family of injured fan bryan stow. what they hope bryan stow will do for them. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. time now 55:00. news of osama bin laden's death comes nearly ten years after the attack. we talked with a mother of one of the firefighters killed in the attack. rose mary explains shock and joy that the man who is responsible for the death of her son has finally met his fate. >> i just kept thinking thank god, thank god. i'm glad he's dead. eternal ligateful to our military. and glad there's one less evil person walking the earth tonight. it is good news. i think it sends a message to the world that we will hunt down evil. evil will

people at the airport got a head start on their holiday travel. n considered the unofficial start of summer, but we could be hit by some rain this weekend. rosemary will have your forecast coming up in just four minutes. >>> san jose state will holds its commencement ceremony at 9:00 morning and this year will take on a somber tone. they're awarding posthumous degrees for two students shot and killed in a parking garage earlier this month. they were accounting majors. police say one the women's husband shot and killed them before turning the gun on himself. >>> one man is in custody this morning after leading oakland police on a short high-speed chase. the chase ended yesterday afternoon on west macarthur boulevard near west street. officers say the driver is suspected of robbing two pharmacies earlier in the came we checked in with oakland police overnight. they tell us they're still searching for the man who they say sexually assaulted a woman inside her home. the attack took place in the montclair neighborhood early yesterday morning. police say

take away head start for 200,000 kids. cut grade school and secondary schools by 25%. take 8 million students -- student loans away from 8 million people and we won't do anything unless you do that. the solvency and credibility of the united states is at stake. it is not about the deficit or the debt limit. if they were serious about the deficit they would not have proposed a budget that cut $4.3 trillion out of it and gave $4.2 trillion away. let's look at the math. that means in 10 years their budget is going to reduce the deficit by $100 billion a year. $10 billion a year. my math says that doesn't get it and that is not going to help it. raising the debt ceiling is something we have obligated ourselves to do. like if you went home one day. you bought a house. you bought a car. one day you said, you know, our debt is up to 50,000 and if it goes up to 51,000, i'm not paying. [laughter] so they take your car and they take your house because you don't pay. our standing in the world gets very, very tarnished because the dollar has been the currency for the rest of the w

women get a head started of 4 minutes and 21 seconds. the course is seven miles.own for managed to keep its flavor this year even without floats permitted. police escorted one float off the course but there are no major problems reported so far. >> today is the state deadline for school districts to give final notice to teachers who will be laid off next school year. in march, districts throughout the state sent out preliminary notices identifying 20,000 teachers who could potentially lose their jobs. last week teachers rallied for more funding to avoid the pink slips but even as districts face today's deadline they don't know what the lawmakers plan to do about the huge state deficit. some estimate education could lose $5 billion in state funding. if the state cuts turn fought out to be less drastic. they could retain the educators that get layoff notices today. >>> a medical center in burlingame finally opened, 11 years and $618 million after the project begin. 450,000 square foot hospital officially opened its doors at 7:00 this morning. patients from the old h

behind me to the master bedroom which leads to the backyard and shortly after, the roof above our heads started to rip off. the door flew open and one of the closet doors ripped off and flung back around and slammed into my back, which was actually a blessing, because trees and other book shelves slammed into the door and my husband was looking at me and saw the room behind me just suck out. >> i mean, tarah -- >> it felt like it was never going to end. >> tarah, let me ask you now, what is the situation with regard to your home? is it completely gone? >> it's gone. it's gone. it's -- there's -- it's just rubble. there's nothing there. our cars are gone, the house is gone, and our whole neighborhood is just gone. the school at the end of our neighborhood is gone. the kids were walking up and down after the tornado crying, asking how they were going to go back to school to see their friends before summer. there's just -- there's nothing. it's just devastation everywhere. you can't even tell where the houses were. it's just piles of wood and mangled metal. there's nothing there. >> tarah, i'm so

tomorrow we'll start to see temperatures climbing up a bit. then a nice warm-up heading towards the middle of the week. but stay tuned to the end of the seven-day forecast. we could see a rather strong spring storm rolling in. we'll have this roller coaster of a forecast coming your way in just a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a week ago today, u.s. special forces killed osama bin laden. we'll take a look back at what that raid set in motion both here at home and abroad. >>> just getting a chance to get all pretty and be, you know, celebrating motherhood for a day is fantastic. >> a special day away from the homeless shelter for 25 bay area moms struggling to get back on their feet. >>> and american media mogul ted turner was in the bay area today. we'll show you what led him to pound the pavemen t hundreds of of activists. whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact,

. >> my head will start to hurt. i'll get like foggy vision. i'll take the glasses off. >> reporter: dr. cohen said following the simple rule not to sit too close to the tv or screen is a good way to minimize any side effects. she also says keeping the lights on while watching is a must. >> they should have lights on in the room because it's the contrast of the flashing that can be a problem. so if they're really in a dim room and it's a bright flash, that would be the kind of stimulus that could provoke a seizure. >> reporter: despite the warnings, new 3-d movies and games are hitting the shelves on a regular basis. >> there's more channels that are adding 3-d. also, there's on-demand content. a lot of people have on demand. you use on demand movies and shows. so it's getting a lot bigger with how much content you can find. >> reporter: both doctors agree that it is too soon to fully understand how too much 3-d can affect people and that moderation is the key. for now april says she and her family will continue to watch in 2-d. >> 3-d sales ar

. >> i don't know if you were able to hear lenny, but lenny got a head start on you on a lot of stuffhear anything he was saying. >> that's typical. i'll start with you, maria. maria, i ask every week when i start with you guys, what was the political headline of the week for you, so, you tell me what yours was. >> my political headline this week, t.j., was that we had a commander in chief who showed true grit, tough leadership and, frankly, went into a game-changing event that has changed the way that we look at his leadership, especially his critics. >> now, has anyone, in your opinion, maria, did anyone this week, republican or democrat, try to take any kind of political, political advantage of the situation with osama bin laden? >> i don't think so and i think that is, as it should be. and i will even say that bush actually deserves credit here for laying the ground work for making sure that this mission culminated in catching osama bin laden. i think that in president obama inviting president bush to come to him with him to ground zero, i think, showed that he does not see this a

though this is the area where the national institutes of health and national science foundation, head start, we need to do fiscal discipline going forward but as the president said you don't unload a plane that is loaded too high, needs to have some weight taken off but you don't take the engine thaw. we need to have a balanced plan that does not take our levels of domestic spending to such low levels that might sound good but we actually be fine one of the fundamental goals of long-term entitlement by failing to invest in research, medical research, innovation. that is important as we go forward. >> which aspect of chairman ryan's plan with the administration be willing to incorporate? >> there are places better difficult to go to. the hardest when you look at medicaid block grants, those are things better difficult to support. it takes away the basic social contact in those programs that would lead to the type of unfortunate cuts we just discussed. i don't think there was economic policies. the federal reserve estimates the fact that we put automatic stabilizers, things like food stamps a

so if you are getting out of town for the holiday getting a very early head start, you should have noroblems getting anywhere this morning. all the way towards the south bay, we have no major issues, no major hot spots. in fact, traffic nice and light right now. on 280 out of downtown san jose. we'll have more details on weekend bart delays in the 6:00 hour. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:56 now. in the next half hour, plan ahead this memorial day weekend. why getting over the bay bridge or taking bart might take a little bit longer. >> and the search for survivors in missouri continues. the bittersweet moment some families will have today. >>> and violent crime strikes a well-to-do neighborhood in the oakland hills. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >>> and the man being held on suspicion of beating bryan stow still in jail but still no official charges have been filed. we'll take a look at that case and this parole hold that is allowing them to keep him in jail coming up next. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first t

these chief said he is trying to get a head start at shutting down violent crime in this city beforeins. at oakland police headquarters, kron 4 news. >>rob: a group of demonstrators are marching down in east oakland to call for an and prostitution. this a prostitution as a major problem in this part of the city and they say there's a disturbing trend. the office this thing that tends our recruiting students from middle and high schools to become prostitutes in these papers are saying enough is enough. there standing up to fight back. in oakland, kron 4 news. >>kate: budget cuts may close a quarter of all state public works. a 70 parks to close after $33 million was trimmed. closing parks would mean services would stop, and no bathrooms, no camping. in the bay area henry coe state park and santa clara, china camp in marin cannae in candlestick recreation in san francisco or all slated for closure. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >>terisa: and sentences cut the federal building the u.s. attorney's office argued that that he should not be released because he is a flight risk and danger to t

he starts out with more negatives than a lot of republicans. if you look at the head-to-head polling, huntsman is kind of the blanks late because he is not as well known. gingrich has engrain feelings about him and significant negatives. they could be overcome but he is off to a tough start. host: if you do name names, who are the two most endangered congressman at this point? guest: you do not want to name names. you can take a look at the districts that obama performed very well in the. if you have a high number of minorities in a presidential year turnout, that district is going to change its behavior patterns and be more difficult. let's look until redistricting is done and that will give you a better feel. the last congress, it would not have been hard. joseph won a great race. he won because his opponent was indicted and convicted. we do not have that circumstance. in theory, -- >host: have you had a chance to meet with reince priebus? guest: i have not. the money is now with outside groups. a lot of these other groups are putting more money into this. host: thi

it was headed from sfo headed to sfo but high jacked and started heading to washington dc presumablyuse but the men and women stopped the high jackers from doing that and crashed the plane in the woods in pennsylvania. yesterday we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant at the time we asked if he felt justice had been done. >> to some degree. obviously, they took care of the man who ultimately decided that innocent people should die, i know a lot of people says the symbolic because he was mitigated to what he could do, in the last 10 years, but i know it is also a symbol of hope, that you know, this hate red that caused all this, will diminish. >> reporter: lauren was able to leave a message for jack on the phone he was sleeping when the call came in. she said that there was a problem on the plane she wanted everyone to know she was fine for now and that how much she loved everyone. coming up, at the bottom of the hour we will hear again from jack who talked about how he thought that it might be some time before osama bin laden would be caught. ba

a head start programs are so important because a lot of parents are both working and they do not have the resources available at home anymore. i oppose cuts to the federal budget, especially in the cities to give kids a leg up because they do not have the same opportunities as kids in the other areas. in elementary and secondary education, i oppose the plans that would cut programs. it is so important to be able to have programs. it is so important for kids to have that education. cutting pell grants is the wrong move. >> i agree that the no child left behind act, we are not entirely clear has to how successful it has been. -- as to how successful it has been. one area i support president obama is to introduce competition in schools, particularly charter schools in inner cities. i think we have had tremendous success and i would support any initiatives that would encourage that. it is important and it gives parents the opportunity to have more active involvement in their children's education as well. it is interesting, though, because i keep hearing how my opponent wants to cut spendi

let's get a look at those numbers as we head into saturday and the start of this three-day weekend. maybe heading down to palm springs? well, close to 90 degrees. next to hopefully a pool. 99 in phoenix. 68 in san diego. 90 in las vegas. close to 80 degrees in los angeles. a real spectacular forecast down in in southern california. as you move right up the state, bakersfield 75, yosemite 65, yosemite 73, and right into monterey low 60s. we'll have some patchy fog there but still expecting a dry forecast and right up here into the sacramento valley also into lake tahoe temperatures ranging from 46 in lake tahoe to just 69 in sacramento. so it's going to be cool here once again for the northern half of california. but if you're heading south, nearly perfect weather this weekend. as we start off tomorrow morning it will be a cold start in the bay area with upper 40s and low 50s. and as we transition into about 1:00 p.m. we'll start to see some warmer temperatures but not hot by any means. 63 napa, 68 fairfield, and low 60s from san jose to gilroy. coming up, here's some even better dmuz

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>> if you're talking about the 2007 olc world vision opinion, i -- >> if you're running a head start program, running a head start program, they can discriminate even though there's a statutory provision? they can discriminate any way? >> what i was saying is that in terms of with regard to that specific olc opinion, we're not in the process of reconsidering it. >> i'm not talking about the memo, talking about the policy. can they discriminate notwithstanding a specific statutory prohibition against discriminate, they can discriminate anyway based on that interpretation? >> obviously discrimination cannot occur that contravenes federal law. >> well, let me ask a number of -- my time is running out. let me ask a number of questions for the record since we don't have time for the answers. the regulation act apparently overlooked juveniles prosecuted and jailed as adults. weapon wa we want to work with you on making sure they are covered. we also understand the changes that we made in the crack cocaine law are still not being applied for those who committed the crimes before the law wen

it seemed an odd way to start a bus tour, on the back of a motorcycle. but that's sarah palin, dressed from headtoe in black, even wearing heeled boots on the back of a harley, the start of a northeast tour. what does this indicate, governor? >> it indicates to get across america and how important it is to respect our constitution. >> reporter: palin's appearance with her husband and two daughters in tow wasn't appreciated by some of the riders in rolling thunder, which highlights the plight of prisoners of war. >> politics doesn't belong. >> i don't feel that she had any business here. >> anybody that wants to ride for veterans, it's a great thing. >> reporter: she was not invited to speak. plenty of bikers wanted their picture taken with her. she can draw a crowd. can she win the nomination? >> can she beat barack obama? >> of course, she can. she can. >> reporter: palin used a slick video to announce her bus tour. aides say the bus will roll through d.c. later today. they wouldn't confirm reports that she'd visit gettysburg, the liberty bell and the state of new hampshire. she might run into

head towardhe weekend. chance of showers friday, saturday, sunday. low to mid-70s both days. >> starteading through northeast washington at this hour along new york avenue, past bladensburg road. do keep in mind the increased police presence down along parts of pennsylvania avenue, mass avenue at the naval observe story. you may find beved up security, around bowling. just be forewarned that could be an issue for the morning commute. let's head over and see how we're doing. 270 southbound very quiet. overnight road work long gone. one more stop 395. no delays to and across the 14th street bridge. >>> 4:55. 55 degrees. we continue to follow the major breaking news this morning. the killing of osama bin laden. >> we are learning more about the top secret raid that led to his death and tracking the celebrations going on. >>> the local teacher who took home i prestigious honor. >>> heartbreaker for the capitals. >> score! >> what a heartbreaker. the caps have been struck by lightning twice now. vincent scored 6:30 in the first overtime to put tampa bay up 2-0 in the eastern conference sem

that was it there was in the job core, head start, migrant programs, health care programs, drug programs, community action programs. there must've been 1212 or 15 different programs under this umbrella, the war on poverty. the design was it would bypass governors and mayors, elected officials. and, of course, that had the effect of angering republican and democrat mayors and public officials. because the money would come straight from the federal government to organizations, community organizations that were described as having maximum -- the maximum feasible participation of the poor, was the concept. and bypassing the mayors. and, of course, what they started to do was oppose local government. so local city councils and local state governments were constantly being harassed -- it was a legal services program as well. we had the federal government supplied money which been filed lawsuits against mayors and governors and city councils, all of the people, regardless of the political party. it had nothing to do with politics. it was against the structure. so by the time i went in there it

starts, it's still cooler than average. frances? >> can't find any delays yet right now. so here is the bray bridge toll plaza. but you heard amy hollyfield say if you are headingight or sunday night, with some of the lanes closed we could see some delays heading back to oakland for the memorial day weekend. san mateo bridge could be an alternate at that point. traffic is fine. westbound is on the right. more congested than the eastbound side. golden gate bridge looking great. you see clouds mike was talking about in the background. in the south bay, it's smooth sailing at the 280 and 17 interchange. through the interchange. northbound 280 heading to the bottom of the screen. northbound 17 in the santa cruz mountains. mass transit system report nothing delays. but again, you heard amy's report. there could be potential delay of up to even 40 minutes for transbay tube riders this weekend. because of the maintenance work. eric, kristen? >> all right. thank you very much. >>> 6:39. >> that means trading is underway on wall street. we have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. here is a live look at the big board. dow right now is up 54 poi

>> they start rolling with the motorcade we're going to head eastbound. >> 8 minutes later as controllersack to normal, a united express regional jet carrying 29 passengers is on final approach after flying in from muskegon, michigan. unbeknownst to the pilot, a jet with 50 people is cleared for takeoff on a runway that almost intersects. the two planes came within 300 feet vertically and 400 feet horizontally of hitting. "the washington post" quotes air traffic control recordings as capturing one controller saying oh, [ bleep ], what the blank was that, said the pilot on takeoff. what was that? sorry, replied the controller. by this point the vice president's plane was already off the active airfield, biden and his entourage would head downtown for rahm emanuel's inauguration, apparently unaware of the near-collision that happened minutes after their arrival. ben bradley for abc news, chicago. >>> now, on top of all that, more frightening moments at an airport. a boeing 707 tanker plane crashed and burst into flames in southern california. a spokeswoman at that airport, air station, says

>> if you're talking about the 2007 olc world vision opinion, i -- >> if you're running a head start program, running a head start program, they can discriminate even though there's a statutory provision? they can discriminate any way? >> what i was saying is that in terms of with regard to that specific olc opinion, we're not in the process of reconsidering it. >> i'm not talking about the memo, talking about the policy. can they discriminate notwithstanding a specific statutory prohibition against discriminate, they can discriminate anyway based on that interpretation? >> obvioly discrimination cannot occur that contravenes federal law. >> well, let me ask a number of -- my time is running out. let me ask a number of questions for the record since we don't have time for the answers. the regulation act apparently overlooked juveniles prosuted and jailed as adults. weapon wa we want to work with you on making sure they are covered. we also understand the changes that we made in the crack cocaine law are still not being applied for those who committed the crimes before the law went in

headed up north towards the occoquan. we have reports of wires down in maryland so that intersection is closed. southbound 270 out of hyattstown, already a slow started southbound trying to get south of the scales. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> are you ever night for the caps and for caps fans last night. caps craze turning into more like a colossal collapse. the capitals now just one loss away from being swept in the second round of the stanley cup playoffs after exiting in the first round last year. caps fell to the tampa bay lightning last night 4-3. they trail if the series now three games to none. that means tonight's game is a must-win or the season is over. >> the caps' backs are definitely against the wall. only three times have ever come back from such a large deficit. >> they are uncanny when they want to get a goal. it is like they just snap their fingers and hit a button. they just dial it up. you can see it is like they are flipping a switch. >> we get up and i think we think it's over and guys just relax little bit and they just come. and then the playoffs, you got to be focus and ready oarve shift. >> we paniced a

as we move later in the morning hours, as you start to head out the door, a few spotty showers the northe delta and to the east bay. later in the morning at 6:00 a.m., still spotty showers, it will look like this in the morning. if you, hit or miss. but later in the morning it will clear out, the rainfall totals are not expected to be very serious. a look at temperatures into tomorrow afternoon, they will be cooler than today. 59 in san francisco, 53, 50 is along the coastline. we will see breezy conditions tomorrow as well. a look that the extended forecast. breezy and cool in the afternoon, another chance of rain as we head into saturday, maybe saturday afternoon, we will have to help bump up the chance of into likely rain. it will be more sunshine and mild conditions. >> of is back and answering e-mail's. he says how why sell the silver coins? that my would go to a dealer, get a prize, and then go to ebay and get it myself. >> even the mail in stuff, this e-mail us your gold, it does not sound good. >> allison says do you like a show or north america for investing? >> it is funny, i l