jane martin. from the premium for youth coalition. i am part of the private community organization that organizes low-income riders every week. i came today to give you an update on the premium for youth program. as you know after approval, this board needed funds approved and i am happy to report that they did come through the commission. now we are

jane martin. from the premium for youth coalition. i am part of the private community organization that organizes low-income riders every week. i came today to give you an update on the premium for youth program. as you know after approval, this board needed funds approved and i am happy to report that they did come through the commission. now we are trying to work with the ntc. staff has recommended moving forward formally for the program. unfortunately, in the paper i see the commissioners and subcommittee in the last meeting did not move it forward to the full board.

jane martin. from the premium for youth coalition. i am part of the private community organization that organizes low-income riders every week. i came today to give you an update on the premium for youth program. as you know after approval, this board needed funds approved and i am happy to report that they did come through the commission. now we are trying to work with the ntc. staff has recommended moving forward formally for the program. unfortunately, in the paper i see the commissioners and subcommittee in the last meeting did not move it forward to the full board. they will be reconsidering it again in a subcommittee on the 11th. the director has come to the meeting. we have come to the meetings. we are optimistic that we can talk about this program. the mayor has sent a program to them. david," has been working hard with his colleagues. -- campos has been working hard with his colleagues. i am asking any of you to help us in our lobbying efforts. i know that some of you have connections around the area and would be great if you

jane martin. estella linda montoya. >> [speaking in spanish] >> i just wanted to share an experience that i had riding the bus last week where i saw a student on the bus trying to get to school in the morning. he was told he could get on because he did not have fare. this was difficult for me to watch. she was telling me out said that even i wanted to give him $2 for him to get to go to school. we are asking for your support. commissioner campos: thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is linda montoya. we have been working on this program for months. i want to ask that we make you the free passes for all youth. we need your support to make this happen, and to fund part of this program. from my experience, i am the mother of a 9-year-old boy. we ride from bayview district to downtown to school every day. i am not the only family that struggles this way when it comes to our transportation. i would also like to thank the board of supervisors for your support. thank you. commissioner campos: thank

for martin and jane, the hardest day of their lives, a day they have to bury their own children. lily, known as peanut, was 2 years old. she loved chocolate and baked beans and dressing up as a ballerina. jackson, called jackie, was born one minute after his sister. he was quiet and thoughtful, but mischievous. he had a laugh like dr. evil. wilshire was the dwrungest of the triplets, known by everyone as winkee. he had red hair and blue eyes. he loved hamburgers and loved to run. >> three very special, yet very different little people, all from the same recipe, it each unique, each perfect in their own little way, lily, jackson, and wilshire, mummy and daddy will always love you and the joy you brought into our lives. >> the triplets were just three of the 13 children who died in the fire at a mall. six adults also lost their lives. an investigation as to why it happened is underway. those answers may come another day. this service was about remembering three little children and saying goodbye. tim orman, bbc news. >> you're watching "bbc world news" with me, david eades. as the

jane wells is live at lockheed martin's plant in palmdale. hi, jane. >> reporter: hi, tyler. this is one and i saw it take off. one in 10 space jobs in the country is in los angeles county and in one state. >> i don't think it's safe right now to consider anything completely safe. when it comes to sequestration and the devastating impact it's going to have on the force. >> the national association of manufacturers says the half billion of defense cuts already plans plus another half billion of sequestration will kill 1 million american jobs. ship building will see its wildfir work force contract 3% and they're usually in segments to avoid being one big fat target. >> this 40 million man hour ship, it takes a lot of people to go do this. you have to go and go commit the resources, go do what you have to do. if there's -- you know, if there's a cliff out there in the future that we have to go deal with, we'll have to do that. today, i can't. i can't start -- you know, i don't want to stretch out schedules, i don't want to do things that you might think of doing because the u.s.

lockheed martin is still favored when it comes to government contracts. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning to you. >> good morning. futures looking a little higher. nothing like what we saw yesterday appearedth. the dow had its biggest day of the year yesterday. money from the european union to possibly bailout spain. there was still some stimulus program on the program to help the u.s. economy. all that giving us the big gain that we had yesterday. we will hear from ben bernanke, what he has to say about the economy. he will testify this morning on the economy. lockheed martin can tease to attract more contract revenue even as budget cuts way on its peers. contracts rose 10% and that is nearly double what we have learned by boeing. the new smart phone by samsung, the galaxy. companies have been in court, accusing each other of copying designs. the smart phone market is worth about $200 billion worldwide. apple is seeking to block the new was phones from htc from hitting the markets. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloombe

jane pauley. >> deep discounts from jill martin after your local news. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. of north carolina teenager alysha bonds will be on june in court today. he was dating olbers sister when she disappeared. nearly a year later her body was found slumped -- floating in the susquehanna river. >> good morning. heat advisories and effect until 10:00 p.m. this evening. temperatures making it into the mid to upper 90's this afternoon and he did index at 101. 97 tomorrow but scattered thunderstorms will close off going into the weekend. going into the weekend. >> thank

jane pauley. >> deep discounts from jill martin after your local news. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this wednesdayrack problem causing metro to single track in both directions on the red line. the delays are significant. in fact, metro is urging you, you may want to consider taking a metro bus. let's head over to the roads. two accidents 295 southbound. you're jammed at >>> the heat is on as we approacht 9:00, already climbing into the 80s throughout much of the region and it will continue to climb into the 90s by later this afternoon. look like we'll peak in the mid to upper 90s with high humidity and hazy sunshine. tomorrow we'll repeat this and maybe an afternoon storm, though. a small chance of that and then a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms friday afternoon and more clouds around friday and highs low 90s and less humid and cooler weather moves in for the weekend and first part of next week. >>> we're back now with more of "today" on wednesday morning the 20th day of june, 2012. it's the first sizzling day here in new york city, going up into the 90s. technically what makes a heat

jane pauley. >> deep discounts from jill martin after your local news. >>> 8:56 on wednesday morning.estrian will be arraigned today on manslaughter charges. the 71-year-old died after being struck in a busy crosswalk at market and castro in san francisco last march. the 36-year-old cyclist allegedly wrote in a blog that he couldn't stop in time and plowed through the crowd. prosecutors say there is evidence he was speeding and running lights to break a record for riding through the city. >>> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. first day of summer! >> first day of summer. it will feel like it, then temperatures tumble by tomorrow. a live look over san francisco, mostly clear conditions, warm day ahead, 94 inland. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature val