sparking safety concerns and pulling the rental map from air surface plus, a one on one with governor jerry brown. >> i'm john myers in sacramento, this historic governor's mansion has history inside and nobody knows that better than jerry brown. we sat down for a conversation about california politics and why he wants an unprecedented fourth term as governor. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. i'm thuy vu. many proportionals to france port crude oil on the railroad is proposing health and safety concerns. a train derailed in virginia sparking a fire and forcing hundreds to be evacuated. in 2014, 1.3 million gallons of oil were spilled nationally more than the combined total of every year since 1975. many officials and residents are opposing planning to increase crude oil shipments, proposed storage and transfer facility in pittsburgh raised further controversy. how much of a danger does crude by rail pose and are there any alternatives? joining me now for a look at the issue are tom, consumer editor with ktuv. yvonne with the california office of spill prevention and response a

the daughter of an ira murder victim says she is ready to help police in the case against the leader jerrydams. ♪ but first russia's president putin criticized ukraine for launching what we calls a punitive operation in the east of the country. kiev says it's blockading the town as part of an antiterrorist operation and ukraine defense ministry say pro-russian separatist shot down two of its helicopters in the region and pro-russia groups are now occupying government offices in several other towns and on wednesday they seized government offices and pro-russia separatists taken over government buildings and captured cancelled buildings and on thursday they took over the prosecutor's office in donsq. we have two correspondents covering the story and we will bet the russia reaction and we will go to eastern ukraine, this is a moving story, jona and bring us up to date with the latest situation report. >> reporter: it is indeed a moving story steve and it began about 4:30 a.m. outside when units of the ukrainian army appeared to launch the next phase in what kiev said was and antiterrorist ope

. >> jerry. >> yeah, [inaudible]. jerry? >> my name is jerry, i was one of the grand jurors who worked on the previous report on dbi. i have been working with dan and his group on organizing the nlv data so the reporting can be improved. >> that's great, thank you. >> we met maybe two months ago or so, and what's important to me is that this continues because i believe this gentleman here is going to give us great resources in figuring out how we can approach the nlvs, particularly the ones in purgatory we can never get an answer to. how is that going then and have we any other meetings scheduled soon? i know commissioner mar would probably want to sit in on that one. >> we will schedule a meeting soon, probably within two weeks. jerry's welcome and commissioners are welcome. >> yeah. >> just to give input. we could explain -- he originally gave me an email earlier this week. we're open on a complaint interview process. we have good input from our staff too, how to implement it, how to make it more transparent and break it d

jerry adams has been questioned by police. live now. tim, strong comments coming from martin mcginnis saying the arrest of jerry adams was deliberately timed ahead of elections in three weeks' time. >> >> reporter: every passing day that jerry adams remains in custody here -- he has been arrested although he arrived voluntarily initially at the police station here he is being questioned about that murder and has denied any involvement. martin mcginnis has spoken about a northside to northern ire land policing. he says there are the old school, if you like, the previous incarnation of the police here, the royal constabulary who want to settle old scores and they want to settle them with jerry adams. he has gone further on occasions and not ruled out the possibility that shin fiin might stop cooperating with police here in northern ireland. that would be significant. i think we can hear what martin mcginnis had to say at that event. >> brought us here today, our 30 fifth day of government and candidates are being denied solidarity and sup

i'm here to see jerry nunez. >> nunez. >> i'm concerned for jerry, his mental well-being right now.ep him strong. right now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. the nature this involves allegedly crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know. crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> they really hold that against me? i had really nothing to do with it. >> i understand that. that's why we have to see what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. but remember, they've got to prove the charges. they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game and the days drag in here. time waits for no one. it ticks along but in here it drags. so you've got to really man up now and, you know, hold your own and don't break and stay strong. okay? >> it pisses me off where we're all being held accountable for these actions. but new jersey state law is

jerry adam has been president, the political wing, he is also a sitting m.p. in the irish parliament. he was a key player in the good friday agreement, which ended the conflict. under the agreement, prisoners were released but unsolved crimes continues to be investigated. al jazeera is at the police station, where jerry adams is being held, so he is still in custty? >> yes, lauren, it's been an entirely static day here. nothing at all but it has been 24 hours now since he walked in here voluntarily. to meet this appointment, and you can only assume based on that they have had a sustained line of questioning against him. as to what he might or mite not have known about the abduction all those years ago. i should explain under the terms of british law, they are allowed to hold him for 48 hours that would take us up to 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow night. by that time, they either have to release him, or apply to a court so they can hold him for longer. or charge him. now there are some very hard line loyalist voices anti-republican voices on places like twitter saying t

to jee jerry brown, it was a ho- briefly.hen his father the late pat brown took office and moved the family into the sacramento mansion. but the younger brown refused an official home when he first became governor in 1975. a campaign he ran, thumbing his nose at tradition. >> i need add more modest apartment, which i got. >> reporter: it also fit 234 with theç times for you. >> it fit in with the times. >> reporter: but times have changed and so has jeer where brown.( now 76, he seems to take defendant in tradition and history and the old mansion has become a favorite hangout from private dinners have legislators to inviting in distant relatives to help celebrate his birthday. >> i find a certain strength, orientation and clarity by thinking about where we came from. >> reporter: brown made the long view of california a focus of his governing philosophy. the state was facing a $25 billion budget deficit when eh took office in 2011, when he it's expected to include a multi-million-dollar surplus. brown is pushing to put extra

but suffice to say, jerry adams has been in custody for two nights. being questioned and when that situation changes we'll tell you. >>> to south korea where there has been a collision between two subway trains. the accident hand at a station in seoul. officials are investigating whether or not a fault in one of the train's automated distance control systems is to blame. >> reporter: passengers on this train would have felt an enormous impact as the train behind barrelled into it. we have seen rims of damage up and down the carriages, a great number of emergency workers and train crews as well trying to see exactly how much damage has been sustained by these carriages. what it does show is just how gripped this country is still by the issue of public safety. just a little over two weeks after the ferry disaster, and now another major event. it hasn't been anything on the same scale as the sewal tragedy. but the president of the country saying there has to be a turnover on the safety in this country. and this is one of the busiest, most used lines of t

tavis: jerry brown says not california, not on his watch. >> but his watch is going to be over. christie said the same thing. tavis: what do you make of that sea change in the culture? >> i met president obama when i was in chicago. he had just made the speech at the democratic national convention. obama up and said hi, mr. , my name is cheech marin. he goes, i know who you are. i was raised in hawaii, a surfer. so i went back to my room and googled him. raised inblack guy, hawaii. i wonder if he smoked dope. is the president, then it's absolutely going to occur. we got close with clinton, and then he got to the edge and said, i didn't inhale. [laughter] come on, brother. tavis: that has to be the greatest faux pas of his presidency. something funny, i didn't inhale. that was hilarious. i tried it, but i didn't inhale. >> in rectors spec, what did he have to lose? -- in retrospect. knee-jerka lawyer reaction. a trained logger. next but there are a lot of forces in our society who still couldthat legalizing it be wrong. >> they are called republicans. they are wrong. >> my dad wa

jerry adams is innocent. she was killed in 1972. brunei was the first country in south-east asia to introduce criminal law. punishment will include flogging, potentially death by stoning. >>> 20,000 prisoners across egypt have gone on a hunger strike. it's in protest of conditions. we have more. >> reporter: from well outside the prison gates the chance of protest can be clearly heard. down with the regime they chant. down with military rule. >> this is the prin in the coastal city of alexandria, one of more than 40 facilities caught up. >> we have started a hunger strike. we decided not to go out for exercise. we will not be attending court sessions, nor will we stand before any prosecutors. >> they allege appalling conditions as well as daily torture. prisoners showed poor basic facilities, including a lack of beds, action to water, proper lighting or overcrowding. here 16 prisoner were crowded in a cell meant for four. >> in a statement prisoners say 23,000 ipp mates were refusing food, including doctors, engineers, teachers, sci

martin mcginnis, colleague of jerry adams, has accused the police of having a dark side, potentially,not want peace, who are against the peace process, an element within the police force, a serious allegation. >> we'll find out whether the court has decided to grant police more time to question jerry adams. we'll check in with you at that moment. thank you. >>> formula one boss has appeared in a munich court for the second day of a bribery trial. prosecutors allege he gave a german banker $44 million to smooth the sale of formula one to a private equity firm. he says he was the victim of coercion. >>> jeremy clarkson of the tv program "top gear," has apologized after video was released of him alleged ly using a racial slur. >> reporter: the program jeremy clarkson fronts earns the bbc millions of dollars. he is no stranger to controversy, but this time a brush newspaper has accused him of using a racial slur, the so-walled n, word. he denies it. >> if you listen very carefully with the sound turned right up, it did appear that i actually used the word i was trying to obscure. i was mo

. >> stephen: how was jerry? was jerry good?is guy with white hair and a big white beard got on stage, everyone screamed. not even when he was playing. if you saw him pop around the backstage area, everybody started screaming. >> he thought he was santa claus. >> stephen: he thought jerry was santa claus? >> i think so. >> no, i didn't. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's just be silent with each other for a second. do you want to do that? let's just wait for something to arise that we want to talk about, all right? let's let it happen, okay? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: patrick, you're looking good. you have been working out? >> nope. ( laughter ). >> stephen: can you guys do a song for ?us. >> um, maybe. >> stephen: let's see what happens. here to perform a song off their new album "turn blue" ladies and gentlemen, the black keys. ♪ fever, where'd you run to? ♪ fever, where'd you run to? ♪ acting right is so routine fever let me live a dream fever ♪ i'm a slave to no one ♪ misbehaved too fever, they're misunders

this is jerry rushing the passer on a flag football team named for him. >> jerry reid, winner! his fraternity and at the library working on his thesis. 4-years-ago at age 66, he decided not just to get a degree but to live the undergraduate life. >> reporter: why did you make that choice? >> i couldn't see doing it any other way because i missed it. the first time around i was too stupid and self-absorbed and self-destructive to realize what i was giving up. >> reporter: two things still had to happen. his wife susan had to give permission for the adventure. no problem, she said, but they would not live in the dorm, and he needed to blend in with 20- year-olds, no problem says this classmate. >> he understands us. he's just young at heart. >> reporter: what the students all saw was a man enjoying every second of his second chance. here's his teammate, dana tatnell. >> he gave everyone energy. he gets us pumped up. >> reporter: you're in your 20s and he's feeding you the energy? >> surprisingly. ( laughs ) >> reporter: is there a message for people in their '60s who feel like it

joining me jerry seib, executive editor of "the wall street journal.."hat is your big takeaway from what you're seeing in the polling? >> look, i think the country is kind of in the same place it was in 2010, as you suggest, which is to say there is awful lot of economic insecurity out there. there is not a feeling the country is moving in the right direction. that never works well for the party. incumbent president. that is what the democrats went through in 2010. they have to be worried what the lay of the land looks like right now. there are important caveats. we're still six months out from the election. this is may, not october. we'll see what happens. second, the democrats ace in the hole for years now the republicans are no more popular, and a lot less popular overall, 25% in our surveys said they had positive feelings about republicans. jenna: why do you think it is, jerry, feelings gone more negative so the republicans haven't made up that difference? i not in favor of democrats but i won't vote in favor the republicans, why do you think that is

but jerry rice, junior is knot run -- is not running from the challenge.ry junior is working out at mini camp. he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name. >> he did good with the assignments in the first glimpse and excited to watch him and all of the guys compete. >> the shock after landon donovan was cut. donovan may have lost out, but many are wondering p a possible personality clash. the decision leaves team usa with 5 of 23 players with world cup experience. >> we have a great mixture of guys. some have a learning curve ahead of them. no doubt about it. they are ready for the learning curve and they may surprise some people out there. >> we will see if female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. eve

jerry continues to search.wing his photos to everyone he meets including the daughter of the woman that used to be the midwife. >> i remember her. do you know why? to her a lot. >> did you help deliver my baby? >> yes, i did. so, you held my baby in your hands. >> man hold your hand? >> of course. >> these hands held my baby. there is so much emotion in my heart right now. i may never see him or touch them. this is as close as i will get. >> he now knows his son's su rname. he puts the name and the photos on facebook. two weeks later, a 41-year-old male recognizes the photos online. copies have been given to him by his mother. by the time jerry arrives in a suburb of albuquerque, he has learned that randy was targeted by the vietcong. like so many of the girlfriends, she abandoned her son. gary and his family are waiting for him. >> there he is. >> hello. how are you guys? hug to make up for the last 40 years. it turned out that gary arrived in america when he was eight. before then, it wasn't easy for him and

in any first year in the motional 8 of my bills were signed by governor jerry brown my bills created a tax center for the upper center in yerba buena gardens and the health benefits for the same sex couples and made our streets safer for pedestrians for sign and saved accident tourism business and in my roll on the budget subcommittee own finance i'm fooirthd for more money because our categorically system is the key to our strong economy i lead the fight to reallocate sources to non-english is it so. starting in of all the local control that about empower student population and they're fighting to keep city college open. city college has touched the lives of almost every san franciscan to help people it must stay open. as the chair of the committee on asian promotion i'm continued to work in china sf bringing people here we go to create jobs. additionally my office we're proud to be part of the history to enroll people in california. the states program to offer quality equality of affordable housing. i'm working to make it better for the bicycling structure by allowing them to insta

there to here, jerry in a moment as well. kathy jacobs was the first executive director of the assessment whose vision and dedication really make this the most transparent national climate assessment ever and to kept the trains running on time for more than two years. kathy was a great contributor. and then kathy's successor, who seamlessly picked up the ball and saw this report over the finish line with dedication, focus and confidence. i think of these folks into the entire national climate assessment team, the whole ncadac five, 300 office, even more numerous reviewers, i think we owe them a big vote of thanks and i want to lead with that. [applause] >> and to the rest of you who are here today, our partners and our possessions and institutions standing ready to disseminate and to mitigate the findings of this report and its message that we need to take action and we can take action, i asked each of you here to absorb the energy and enthusiasm that were generating today, carry it back, share it with your constituency, shar

this is jerry rushing on a flag football team named for him. could also find jerry at his fraternity and at the library working on his thesis. four years ago at 66, he decided not just to get a degree, but live the undergraduate life. why did you make that choice? >> couldn't see doing it any other way because i missed it. the first time around, i was too stupid and too self-absorbed and destructive to realize what i was giving up. >> reporter: two things had to happen. his wife had to give permission for the adventure. no problem, she said, but they would not live in the dorms. he needed to blend in with 20-year-olds. no problem there, either says a classmate. >> he understands us. he's young at heart. >> reporter: what the students all saw was a man enjoying every second of his second chance. here is his teammate, dana. >> he has energy, got everyone pumped up. >> reporter: you are in your 20s and he's feeding you the energy? >> surprisingly, yes. >> reporter: is there a message for people in their 60s who think it's over? >> it is not over u

and two republicans are among the challengers vying to stop jerry brown from winning a fourth term as governor. scott shafer takes it from here. >> primary elections are often unpredictable. in particular, because so few people tend to vote. early voting with mail-in ballots already landing this week. joining me is carla marinucci, josh richman, and scott detrow joip joining us from the capitol. well, folks, the president was in town this week. the last thing he did was an event at a walmart in mountain view. he was touting green energy. really didn't go down well with some of the liberal groups. >> well, yeah, he use the the walmart in mountain view to rollout a new energy initiative he's going to be pushing. some new things, new energy standards for businesses. mentioned a lot of businesses that are signing onto some existing programs that already are there. it's pretty significant. but the -- >> the venue. >> the dust up was the venue. he went to visit walmart which is the sworn -- the very symbol of what's wrong with american income inequality as far as labor unions and stuch a--

but jerry rice, junior is knot run -- is not running from the challenge.erry junior is working out at mini camp. he played college bought at ucla and unlv. he is wearing 83 and not 80. when the name is rice he knows there will be questions about pops. >> i am my own person and i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna, but i am rice junior and i am not rice senior. it is time to make my own name. >> he did good with the assignments in the first glimpse and excited to watch him and all of the guys compete. >> the shock after landon donovan was cut. donovan may have lost out, but many are wondering p a possible personality clash. the decision leaves team usa with 5 of 23 players with world cup experience. >> we have a great mixture of guys. some have a learning curve ahead of them. no doubt about it. they are ready for the learning curve and they may surprise some people out there. >> we will see if up weather for your memorial day weekend. we are looking at fog at the coast and clear inland. 50s eventually to the 60s. lisa argen is here. carolyn and

>> jerry adams. >> the arrest of jerry adams seems to be based on interviews given by ira researchers at boston college. the northern irish police got hold of the tapes through the u.s. courts. add a has long denied the allegations and say they can't be tested now anyway because the people who made them have since died. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," off the rails. a freight train carrying crude oil derails in virginia, sparking a fire and forcing nearby evacuations. this is the "cbs morning news." ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies.nger... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. every 20 minutes i clean the lik toilet.ork, sometimes i get up in the middle of the night and clean the toilet. every time you go, new lysol no mess max cleans for you. get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots

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the stories we cover from london, the release of erich republican leader jerry adams without charge after being questioned about the most notorious murderers. >>> we have all the sports including have athletic co-madrid thrown away their chances? the details are coming up. >>> for a second day in a row, kenyans are under attack, at least three people were killed in two separate bomb blasts targeting buses in the capital of nairobi where they were carrying passengers along the busy highway. the blasts follow saturday's attacks in the port city of mombasa is which another three people died. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, like you say, sammy, those two buses were large buses and not the small one common here. two big buses traveling along the road not far from the city center along a very main highway. they both exploded and the deputy police commissioner of nairobi said bombs were on the buses. what's quite typical here of late of bomb attacks has been grenades being thrown, but at this point it appears that the bombs were on the bus. it's not clear whether they were suicide attac

told channel 5 at one point that jerry west was at a practice, right, and mark jackson did not like receiving advice from jerry west and asked him not to be a part of the practices in the future. >> says a lot. >> you have to get along with joe or you're not going to be around long. >> thank you. >>> monica lewinsky back in the spotlight telling all. the former intern breaks her silence on the clintons, her humiliating affair, and that famous beret. >> high school boys drafting their prom dates? the nfl style that landed some students in hot water. >>> we had sunshine but it was windy. ocean beach wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour. we have one chance of rain coming up in the seven-day forecast. find out when next. >> plus, new 911 calls from the kaepernick party that led to a police investigation. the trouble that started with the woman who called herself jesus. ,,,,,, trying to follow a motorcade with president o >>> a scare at the white house this afternoon. a driver is in custody after trying to follow a motorcade with president obama's daughters into the white house. the

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown says california could be in for its worst wildfire season ever after years of drought. he says climate change is to blame. >> as we send billions and billions oftons of heat-trapping gases we get heat and fires and get what we're seeing. >> reporter: cal fire has responded to more than 1,500 fires this year, compared with about 800 in an average year. it's going to peak staffing this year as well. the first week of april instead of its usual start in mid-may. the money may not be enough. brown says thousands of additional firefighters may be needed as we try to adapt to our new conditions. but building a political consensus won't be easy. >> i think republicans need to recognize that it's an important issue to people. and to strike the right balance. and common ground is making sure we're not making pollution worse, not only in california but worldwide. >> reporter: republicans strategist tom del beccaro referring to -- brown says the time to act is now. >> we got to gear up for it and as the climate changes this is going to be a radically different fu

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>> jerry? go ahead. >> this was a very interesting point which was the transition from the old public switch telephone network, the copper wires, to eventually to ip. and i want to commend two folks. one is kevin, he has a great paper on this. t i disagree with all his conclusions, but it's a great paper. [laughter] the other thing i want to mention that chairman wheeler has teed this issue up, and it's an ugly issue. i'm glad he did it. somebody's got to look at it because, you know, telephony, wire telephony is in freefall. and we've got a lot of companies that have all kinds of obligations to maintain copper wire in a situation where that's a dying, dying market. i mean, okay? and we have to figure out how to do that. now, the only thing i don't want to have happen is that the death of the pstm become the tail that wags the interconnection dog. and i think we have to keep our view on what do we want interconnection to look like? do we want it to be title ii regulated, or do we want to contin

with all the bad e-mails i get. >>> a popular 1950s singer jerry vale has died.igh tenor voice and row -- romantic songs put him at the top of the charts for more than a decade. he died at his desert home surrounded by family and friends, was 83 years old. >>> time 5:51. you may never have heard of coffee rust but the problem could cost you more for that regular. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. >>> potten count today not too bad. medium category through wednesday and thursday. >>> as you work your way through the altamont pass, it's windy, delays reaching all the way to 680. looking at the bay bridge, coming up. >> a devastating plant disease could mean higher coffee prices. >> the impact is serious enough that the u.s. government is now stepping in to help fight the fungus. as susan mcguinness reports it's spread to at least five central american countries. >> reporter: coffee rust is a highly contagious fungus that affects different coffee varieties but the popular arabica beans are e

. >> a rally is held in belfast in support of the leader jerry adams and he's being questioned for a 4th day in the connection of a murder from 1972. she was a mother of ten. jerry adams denies any involvement in the killing. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists is adjourned again until may 15. they are accused of falsifying news and conspiring with the muslim brotherhood and al jazeera is rejecting the charges and the court appearance is going along with the international freedom day for superior journalists. >> the bail is denied. he tried to explain that the journalists try to explore all sides of the story. >> for me the communication with the muz limb brotherhood or anyone else this is something completely routine for me. i work hard to reach the sources, that is what journalists do. >> this is world's press freedom day. they were led back to the jail cells. >> it is ironic we are here in court on this world press freedom day. it is another adjournment and getting difficult for us and the family and the guys inside to endure this process. >> a 4th journalist remains in d