he was reporting from the google io conference in san francisco. this conference lasts all week.oogle is beta testing its new music in the cloud service by invitation only. so only google can send you that invitation. if you get others, they're probably fake. >>> general motors says it will add about 4,000 jobs in the u.s. over the next year. that's a good sign the auto industry is recovering. for more on that and news before the bell, let's turn to chartia brantley at cnbc headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. futures are pointing to a flat market open after wall street put in a third day of gains yesterday. investors were optimistic microsoft's deal to buy skype may encourage more takeovers and china's trade surplus is calming fears about slowing growth. asian markets were mixed and europe is as well this morning. today we get trade deficit data and earnings from macy's. the dow gained 75 points to 12,760, the nasdaq adding 28 to 2871. >>> damage from the mississippi river flooding could hit $4 billion. although economists say it's still too early to tell. manufacturing coul

the ios makes the phone different.ne of the features we might see for the first time the ios5 may make itunes cloud service. you can put it on the internet and buy music directly from itunes over your wireless. not with that darn cable you have to carry. and apple has a big recent on june 6 where we expect to see this ois5 to be announced. no different pricing. smart phone market is locked in at the basic of 16 gigabytes $200 with activation. if you stray much out of that you're in weird territory. >> when can we see them? >> this is the big question. june 6 for the operating system. a preview of what will be coming. but the actual hardware we don't expect until september so this is going to be a bit of a phased rollout because that operating system works on the ipod touch and ipad as well so they can roll that out separately but the phone we don't expect until late this time around. and will it be a 5 or 4s? that's the big question. >> i can't wait for cnet's review. stick with the iphone 4, wait for the 5. >> i think

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. >> well private companies seeking profits are rush iing io space.our early morning business h d headlines are straight ahead. record holiday proceeds. >> unbelievable finish at the indy 500. surprising final lap from dale ea earnhardt junior. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of the top headlines this morning. a new poll by a japanese television network finds 81% of japanese voters do not trust government information on the crisis of that country's damaged nuclear plant. nearly 85% of respondents feel that the utility that operates the plant is dealing with the crisis poorly. >>> in the wake of japan's disaster, germany has announced plans to become the first major industrialized power to shut down all of the nuclear plants by 2022. it now has 17 nuclear reactors, some of which are already offline. the decision will force germany to find another source to cover the 22% of electricity currently supplied by nuclear power. >>> news that countries are shifting away from nuclear p

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craigslist undercover operations, facebook child safety, beyond google hack, ios seizure and analysis, linux and browser and gps interrogation. this is only available to law enforcement agents and the u.s. attorney general will speak on thursday. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. >>> if you were planning to go over the bay bridge memorial day weekend, expect some delays. eastbound drivers will have to take a detour near the toll plaza in oakland. it will speed up construction of the oakland touchdown allowing it to be completed ahead of schedule. a few hours, bridge officials plan to provide details of the detour and we'll have an update on cbssf.com so go to our website and check it out. >>> let's check traffic and weather before you head out the door. i got my umbrella, boots, winter coat in the car. i'm ready to go. >> you are perfectly prepared. it's feeling very winter like out there, chilly conditions, sprinkles out there this morning, satellite showing us that rain that came in overnight and we are seeing remaining sprinkles this morning and this moisture that's going to bring

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it's wjz io maryland's news station -- maryland's news station. >>> hello, again i am don scott. >> i am jessica kartalija knee begin with breaking news where a tractor trailer struck an overpass over the inner loop of the beltway. we are over the scene. captain mike good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are at the inner loop at park heights avenue where around 9 this morning, a piece of heating and air conditioning oversized load you can see one of the two identical pieces of equipment transported along the fast lane of the beltway struck the bridge overpass where park heights overpass is the beltway. and it caused the metal underneath the bridge to twist slightly. you are seeing state highwayinspectors inspecting the underside of the park heights avenue bridge. now for a short time, the beltway was completely closed in the inner loop. now they have allowed two lanes to pass by as the state highway workers continue the inspection one lane of northbound park heights avenue is continuing. so if you in the area, you will be able to get north of the beltway. on park heights but

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you put io place a modern regulatory regime, more lenient laws to attract investment and so forth. and then youegan at the same time to begin to address the poverty, to look at some of the educational issues and so forth. so if you will, you had both the top down and a ground-up approach. and together it turned around the brazilian economy. >> you know, i was talking with the agricultural minister, and he tells me, he is just back from china, he did two major deals to open up more markets wherbrazil will sell china more meat, more chicken, more corn because of the vast land and so many commodities here. what about the uted states? why does bral matter to the u.s., richard? >> brazil matters to the united states in part because of its sheer size. it's two-thirds the population of the united states, 200 million pele. it has more potential for growth really than any other country in south america. but beyond the economics, you know, say the fact that the united states now exports $50 billion worth of goods and services to brazil every year, beyond that, brazil, maria, is going to be o

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many mobile smart phone platforms like apple ios allows third parties to develop applications for the device, e-mail, social networks tools like facebook, and, of course, games. as reported in the "wall street journal" last year, many popular apps trace that location information or unique identifiers to outside parties. for instance, if a user opens a popular restaurant app, not only does the app learn information about the user, but so do the advertisers and partners. this is surprising to most customers since they may not have a relationship with these downstream partners. this information suspect located -- this information is not limited to just location. many of the apps have access to information and phone numbers and text messages. exposure about the use of consumer information is ineffective or absent. many disclosures are vague and too confusing to understand, and they rarely mention specifics about data retention and information sharing practices. things that a privacy conscious consumer cares about. half of the popular apps lack discernible privacy policies. in order to mak

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as for buster's teammates, giants rookiey san f wento on debut against bng the oaklan much-needed ió crawford is a bay area kid from pleasant on the. congratulations to him. >>> when the oakland a's against bui skills they'll have a -- people in the community donated with a the kids are part of an after school learning center that helps them build skills and catch up with their peers.our w" coincides nicely with a drop in gas prices. lower oil a >>> good morning, everybody, on this saturday morning, thank you for being with us. it is 7:28 now, a live look at the bay bridge, underneath it is our photographer getting the shot of a lot of the cloud cover there. >> a lot of people expect to see the unexpected start of the summer. the snow around the sierra here, maybe even an isolated shower with some of the patchy clouds. 54 in oakland, and also into san francisco, as you just saw, you have some patches of fog, west wind at 15. you can see the clouds there, but look what's happening offshore. we're seeing some isolated showers there, we're seeing a weather pattern that will push the sno

more of it. io >>> the middle of next month, that's how long it could take for some of the floodwaterspi to return to normal. more than 5,000 people already have been forced from their homes in five states. and we're seeing some signs of recovery in some little pockets of areas, however. tugboats are pushing barges up the river by natchez, mississippi. the river is cresting there. for a second time in two days, actually, and today they're watching not only the water levels but also the rain gauges. a stormy weekend is in the forecast. we're going to bring in our karen mcginnis. it's never ending. >> it seems that way. upstream from there, we're looking at pretty heavy rainfall over the next five days. the computer models are suggesting we could see, 3, 5, 6 inches of rainfall. this in the ohio river valley. also extending into the central mississippi river valley. and as a result, this is going to travel downstream. and how much of a difference will it make for those folks who have been battling this out for quite some time now? we think there may be some secondary crests. they'll be b

interestingly my thought is the whole idea of trying to stop emerging is io thinke what starts the shift to thee modern success story of blood transfusion. >> one of the reasons when we look back at historical practices, we can see they were resistant to see a paradigm shift. are we really any different? what danes did you see in your research that we don't knowe the question but it seems, did they know that they did not know or did they think that they knew? >> i really like that question a lot and it is hard to articulate. it is tempting to want to read a forward narrative to iay how much they didn't know we have the answer or lookout close they were if only they knew but we found the answer. i would say what is important in every period is just as they were trying to master the secrets of nature and the body they recognize the power that was but that did not keepd them from going forward. we have to be humbled.rd how will history judge us? we have to be humble to think about there is so much more of that we don't know than we do. am i touching on that question? it is hard to articulat

imt t fy amwiwails >> that family was with him igyht dnown ios l angeles, lpyay erclos tim closer to hinire om s home in s st wusitayh .uz ntay with us conguiin c h continuing coverage sofst e'owrian stowe's recovery and the effort to catch the people responsible for this beating. >>> check this out. accident on alcatraz. two tourists were injured when the roof of a tram crashed on top of them. this is video taken by the chopper. you can see the roof of the tram caved in as it hit a wall. four were inside and two were hurt. a 64-year-old woman suffered a cut to her eye. a 41-year-old man had a gash in his head from that wreck. they were taken to the ferry, to the mainland where an ambulance was waiting to take them to a nearby hospital. >>> governor jerry brown presented his revised budget today. the upside here? california has more money than initially expected. the downstid? the state might remain in the red. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us with what that budget looks like today. the proposed cuts are so deep it's hard to keep track here. >> this is normal going back and forth

. >> reporter: google's annual io developer conference is where the latest technology gets shown offrom apps to keep you walking to apps that give you something to listen to when you're walking. >> walking down the street, whether by new york city or in moscow or wherever you might be you hear the stories that are around you, there's a virtual layer of stories around you and stream into your headphones based on your location. >> reporter: google also got into the act rolling out a new cloudbased music service that lets you store and organize your collection on a laptop, tablet, or phone. >> the advantage of having your misexin the cloud is that the same music collection is available on any device that you might want to use to access it you don't have to worry about moving files from device to device. you don't have to worry ow much storage a device has. you don't have to worry that you have the cable that you need to connect the device to your pc. >> reporter: whatever you're using google knows you want to take it with you no matter how you're getting around. >> google is beta testin

reporting trips where, in this case, i went to back and forth from my home in new york city to the io lands i think seven or eight times, and i would stay sometimes for a week or several weeks representing an apartment, including one in the building that jack lord stands on top of in the opening credits of hawaii 5-0. on this one, i spent a lot of time on archives in honolulu and the mission houses housing the missionary papers reading all of their letters and diaries and the state archives of hawaii with a lot of the government papers and the monarchy papers and the bis spot mew -- disshop museum papers and reading a lot of old newspapers on microfilms, the whaling newspaper and going to historic sites and interviews curators and tour guides and other interviews with various locals, you know, some of them independ activists, you know, one of my interviews was with a woman who became a good friend of mine who was a missionary desen adapt, that -- descendent, that kind of thing. oh, yes, sorry. sorry, microphone. [laughter] >> i was curious to know if you saw the annexization of hawaii

>> we expect a music service from them today as they announce -- the keynote at the io conference inan francisco to compete with the new amazon service where you put your music on an amazon server and access it any where. , the amazon cloud. google is expected to go that direction. apple will probably soon, as well. i'm expecting them to get a new thing called the chrome os a form of laptop when you turn it on it's immediately in the browser no windows no mac operating system you do everything in the browser. this is google's vision of the world so to get laptops on the market today that are ready to be operated could be one of the big announcements. >> how do you keep up with all this? >> work at it really hard. >> forever changing. >> that should be interesting. you will have windows, mac and just the web. so the vision here is that the web is the operating settlement. and you no longer have to have the operating system that you have to measure with the bugs, issues, it gets slower the longer you have the computer. the web would be where you just go immediately -- the problem is wh

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the big google io conference continues today in san francisco. google announcing it was unable to reach a deal with record makers over its new music project so the plan is smaller than we hoped but it also announced it was going to allow outside developers to access what it calls its prediction engine, kind of an electronic crystal ball, that would help app writers predict what people were going to do. so you could tap into google's knowledge to figure out what movies people would like. it's a big deal in the app world and now it's available to anyone. >> all right, sounds cool. thank you very much, scott. >>> we'll have a lot more to come on "today in the bay" this morning, including a look at one organization that is going high tech to help some of its low income residents. >>> and we're live out here at arden wood farms in fremont this morning. that's certainly not a tractor. no, we've got more coming up from tesla this morning. we'll show you one of their hot new cars coming up. >> reporter: three people are dead after a horrible shooting at

ios which runs the iphone or android which runs the android phone. operating system for phones. you can see it there. no one has ever seen it because they have a small market share but they are going to try to raise the profile today and become a contender and they may roll out we hear as many as a handful or two of new phones, actual handsets, that run this operating system. >> what do you think? >> do we need 500 new features? >> do we need another player in the smart phone businesses? you have android, iphone, break berry, web os from hp and now microsoft in here. we have a five field that has to come down to three players but don't count out microsoft easily. >> people are so easted to their operating systems. >> there is -- used to their operating system. >> there is a familiarity quotient. it doesn't equate to the windows desktop but people think it does. that's a good marketing position. >> barnes & noble, the nook is trying to battle the kindle. they are the android to where the kindle is the iphone. they are rolling out some new features tha

>> io agree, but i think one thing that-- again, the carter example really underscores just how mucha risk obama took in authorizing this mission. so it certainly could have gone either way. there are any number of things that could have gone wrong that he would not have been responsible for-- sandstorms, for instance. on the other hand, given that he knew the number of things that could have gone wrong it was a huge risk for him to take in his presidency and it's going to be a risk that pays off but how much it pays off in the end in terms of electoral success we'll have to wait and see. >> i agree with beverly. >> lehrer: okay, but if the raid had gone badly, both of you agree, that no matter how-- quote-- gutsy his sdifgss, if the raid had gone badly for any reason, it would have been an obama-- it would have been on obama's record, and he would have been blamed for it. >> everything that people would be frustrated by in the barack obama administration would have been connected to this, and this would have been a symbol of that. barack obama knew that and that does show how much c

destroyed, and now we have new information on what will happen to that piece of the helicopter next. io >>> checking your top stories now. the u.s. does not have to apologize for the raid that killed osama bin laden. that is according to senator john kerry. he is in pakistan on a visit to islamabad, and he is talking about how the u.s. and pakistan need to mend their relationship post-raid. take a listen. >> we mustt never lose sight of this central fact, we are strategic partners of a common enemy in terrorism and extremism. both of our countries have sacrificed too many citizens and troops in the fight, and many too many to consider abandoning this important relationship for one reason or another. far too much is at stake here. >> well, here is something else that senator kerry told reporters. he said that pakistan will return the pieces of the stealth helicopter that went down in the raid. >>> across the border in afghanistan today, four nato troops died in a roadside bombing which happened there in the south, and no details of what happened or the nationalities of the service member

you have these little states -- io iowa, new hampshire and south carolina -- little states where unknown people can get known real fast. and if they are strong and appealing and if they win in those early states, then in this world you can become famous overnight. host: we have a recent piece annualizing the state breakdown talking about fact that some of the states, battle ground states that president obama won in 2008, now have republican governors and republican legislato legislators. why does it matter that new hampshire elected republicans in 2010 to replace their democrats and other states elected republicans for governor? does -- how does this help the republican field? guest: i think it enthuses and we will have big turn i couldn't tells. host: john kasick being governor makes a difference? guest: yes. governors have networks. when your party has the governorship, you have a ready-made organization that has been successful and the thing about political organizations, it is like your body, it needs exercise. so, they need to exercise them between their own elections and presidenti

companies take those rules io account in making their investment decisions. because of the long-term nature of the significant capital investments that are required to develop and produce energy, a stable and competitive tax framework is critical to the united states, reining attractive in the global demand for capital investment. the currently contemplated changes to the tax rules would let the resources companies like bp have to invest. not only in conventional energy production, but also a new and emerging technologies. you're serious about building a sustainable, profitable, alternative business capable of delivering clean and a portable power. at my companstands ready to work with you and others. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good morning. my hope today is to bring clarity to this vital debate on tax policy regarding major oil companies. there is a great deal of misinformation about our tax liabilities. unfortunately, it has been used to justify further increases. my objective is to convey first the realities of our current tax burden and the neg

you have these little states -- io iowa, new hampshire and south carolina -- little states where unknown people can get known real fast. and if they are strong and appealing and if they win in those early states, then in this world you can become famous overnight. host: we have a recent piece annualizing the state breakdown talking about fact that some of the states, battle ground states that president obama won in 2008, now have republican governors and republican legislato legislators. why does it matter that new hampshire elected republicans in 2010 to replace their democrats and other states elected republicans for governor? does -- how does this help the republican field? guest: i think it enthuses and we will have big turn i couldn't tells. host: john kasick being governor makes a difference? guest: yes. governors have networks. when your party has the governorship, you have a ready-made organization that has been successful and the thing about political organizations, it is like your body, it needs exercise. so, they need to exercise them between their own elections and presidenti

host: mitra kalita is the sen io housing writer for the "washington journal." good morning.h you about the housing market. what is the latest you are seeing? any surprises? guest: there was actually a surprise yesterday. existing home sales were down 12%. the number came in a lot lower than the housing industry and economists were hoping for. this seems like the spring that has not been for a lot of markets. host: there seems to be no competition in this sluggish real-estate market. analysts suggest that there is more activity from investors. a survey of 1000 investors -- what do those numbers mean to yo guest: what we think right now is that prices are falling so low in some markets. numbers are incredibly tight, so for the avege home buyer to acss a mortgage is very difficult. but if an investor has paid with cash or does a combination of a hefty down payment and some credit they have available to them, a lot of these are too good to passp. where we have seen a lot of activity is in the one that -- be under $100,000 market. investors areuyg these properties and renting the

i think a year from now, io not think medicare will go unscathed.t: tom davis served as congressman from 11th district of virginia, republican congressman. he was chairman of the national republican good rational committee from 1998 until 2002. he is here to talk about the 2012 elections and republicans at this point. 202 is the area code -- please allow 30 days between calls and you can send a tweet -- c-span-wj is the twitter handle. and you can send an e-mail to journal@c-span.org. politically right now the debt ceiling debate that is going on, who does a favor, in your view? guest: what it is, is is an opportunity for both parties to come together and make tough decisions. nobody wins on a debt ceiling vote. this will be politically poisonous. this is like tarp. i saw one pundit described as park on steroids. i voted for tarp in the congress. you did not have much of an alternative -- not doing it could have caught the economic meltdown. but because we back it and became law you did not have a meltdown so you are second guessed by a lot of peopl

i sure wish the leadership at the state level would urge members of congress to get io the game. they have two senators -- mike lee and orrin hatch -- foreign hatch used to be one of our heroes. he was one of the co-authors of the dream act. and you voted against it last year. why? because he has a tough primary season coming up. the mormon church, lds, is advocating quite strongly for senator be to get in the game and he is saying no -- for senator lee to get in the game, and he is saying no. i hope they say, you know what? that is who we are as up party. right now it is wagging the free market dog in a way that is unfortunate. >> [unintelligible] about how -- one of the reasons we need reform, immigran will do the work americans are just not willing to do. are there any studies that showed just how much food prices would go up if we take out all the undocumented immigrants? how much good prices go up? [unintelligible] you do not have busboys and waiters, etc., etc. how much do all the sectors rely on these workers? can you show what kind of contribution ty are making? >> i do n

we are not io solar. as we have evaluated all the technologies, the one that we believe has the most promise is to capture by appes from houses. we undertook a joint bid share. we had $6 million. they have considerable experte. we think we will have to synthesize the type of ones that are necessarto scale up. we have to take this to scale. it has to be delivered at cost that the consumer can afford. we believe there is a lot of promise. it is a long road ahead of this. >> thank you. we continue to ramp up our spending. we have a program that expresses its. fossil fuels will continue to represent more than 80%. it is required around the world. one of the key things that is important is natural gas. technology developments, some thought it was for decades. we are really applying a lot of research and development. how come we do it more efficiently? we think our country is well blessed with these resources. >> thank you. we think of oil and gas as the main driver in our business. incremental to that is alter

you have these little states -- io iowa, new hampshire and south carolina -- little states where unknown people can get known real fast. and if they are strong and appealing and if they win in those early states, then in this world you can become famous overnight. host: we have a recent piece annualizing the state breakdown talking about fact that some of the states, battle ground states that president obama won in 2008, now have republican governors and republican legislato legislators. why does it matter that new hampshire elected republicans in 2010 to replace their democrats and other states elected republicans for governor? does -- how does this help the republican field? guest: i think it enthuses and we will have big turn i couldn't tells. host: john kasick being governor makes a difference? guest: yes. governors have networks. when your party has the governorship, you have a ready-made organization that has been successful and the thing about political organizations, it is like your body, it needs exercise. so, they need to exercise them between their own elections and presidenti

and japanese policymakers, the io license managers continue to appreciate and elevate the importance of the bilat railing aliensz -- bilateral alliance when china is assertive, and that alliance drift was halted, and then again after the 3/11 crisis, is looks like the relationship was further reenforced, and the jury is still out on what all of 3/11 means, and i'll spend the next year trying to understand that while i'm in japan. still, this too creates four spaces in a very active national security discourse. i'll just flick at each one, and then i'll stop, but this -- these structural contradictions of the policies are reflected here in a revised model. some are familiar to us. for example, if we look at the southwest again as in the original model, there are those who distrust foreign entanglements, not just on the right, but the left as well and prefer a japan that requires and sustains an independent military capability or on the far left, no military capability at all. they see no reason to hedge their bits on the rise of china or on the decline relative decline of the united s

apple built a master location services switch into the ios operating system making it extremely easy to back out of location services. they are switches off in the setting screen. when the switch is turned off, the device will not collect or transmit location information. equally important, apple does not allow any application to receive device information location without first receiving the user's consent through a popup dialogue box. it is mandatory and can want be overriden. customers may change their mind opting out of services for individual applications at any time with on-off switchesment. carnets can use -- parents can use controls to prevent their chirp from accessing certain apps. we respond quickly and dlictly to concern -- deliberately to concerns that arise. there's a place where we store and use the crowd sourced data base. the purpose of the cache is to allow it to reliably determine a location. they are addressed in detail in my written testimony. i want to reassure you that apple has never tracked an individual's actual location from the information residing in that

jeff gardere, live. io >>> 20 minutes after the hour.g to an industry trade group. the airlines will carry about 34,000 more people per day between june and august. guess what? airfares are rising. get ready to pay a little more if you are in the market for a new car. buyers are paying about $350 more since japan's earthquake. the price hike is needed to offshet higher material costs. >>> the markets appear to be heading back into the black after the dow was down yesterday. vo >>> comedian jerry lewis announcing he is retiring as the long-time mc of the muscular dystrophy telethon. the 85-year-old star will make his final appearance this year. he has been part of that telethon since 1966. >>> the countdown is on. today, oprah begins taping her final weeks of shows. in an interview with usa today, she hasn't decided whether to tape that final show on may 25th live. >>> seth mcfarland, creator of "family guy" is bringing back the flintstones. living and airing on fox in 2013. "american morning" is back right after the break. and with its v