the members of the public to address you on matters that are not on today's calendar and directors, jim pat trick would like to address you. >> i have additional things to

the members of the public to address you on matters that are not on today's calendar and directors, jim pat trick would like to address you. >> i have additional things to add there. number one, the west end, no thanks. i do have the hand out, which is available for you to look at. if you look at the baoel street entrance, that is the one displayed by everyone. you never see the west end entrance, why don't you see the we can end entrance? well, it is just sort of a second sister, what we are talking about specifically is this is the diagram and you see the circle part of it is the west end exit of the transbay depot. and it has gone, major design problems. and it has a risk problem and it has a cost problem and there are some changes. what has happened given the contractors recently signed for the building. and i have a recommendation for the board. and this is what the baoel street looks like. i think that it is fantastic and does a great job. >> this is what the west end looks like, we have created a stairway elevator and it is really not very interesting. you see, with the look disappea

look at the weekend, pat and jim. 63 degrees for saturday and sunday. so a big temperature cooldown to come for the weekend. but sunday, plenty of sunshine. >> all right, thank you, amelia. >>> sure thing. >>> a good samaritan attacked. what happened to a woman he was trying to help out. >>> and in northern virginia, a . >>> let's go to aaron gilchrist at the live desk with an update on the glitch that shut down american airlines. >> reporter: pat, just getting word that american airlines says the computer system is back up after the glitch that happened about 1:00 this afternoon. there was a problem with the computer that handled recollection reservations and check-ins, they were grounded all over the country until the problem was resolved. now word the computer system is back up and running. it will be about 45 minutes before american can put things back into motion. and so people should expect lots of delays with american airlines across the country for the next few hours to come. that is the latest from the live desk, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> thank

news 4's pat collins is there in chevy chase. >> reporter: jim, this is the statement of charges. it is more than five pages. a surprising suspect. an unusual crime scene. dennis allen van dusen, 64 years old. science degree, penn state. master's degree. harvard. master's m. i. t. law degree, udc. and today, he has another title. convicted peeping tom. >> he is a modern day peeping tom. he stole not only these women's privacy but their peace of mind. >> reporter: i talked to a victim today who asked not to be identified. >> you feel betrayed, that you have been watched by someone who you are supposed to trust. >> reporter: it has happened in the tony town of chevy chase, where they still pick up trash in the back of your house. police say van dusen would rent out rooms in his house at favorable rates to attractive young women. and then use a camera hidden in the smoke detector to videotape them when they were with their boyfriends. this is what a shot looked like from van dusen's smoke detector camera. one of the roommates read an article in cosmo about a landlord who used a fake

pat? >> reporter: jim, there is a lot at stake here. if tommy branch is convicted of all the charges against him, he could face a maximum penalty of more than 100 years in jail. the two key pieces of evidence in this trial? testimony from one of the robbery suspects involved in the incident. and surveillance video from a gas station showing the suspects trying to use t.c. maslin's stolen credit card. and then today, today powerful testimony from the prosecution's final witness. t.c. maslin's wife. she has been his crusader. his caretaker. and today, she was his voice in this high profile trial at superior court on the stand, abbey maslin, wife of t.c. maslin. he was robbed and beaten to the edge of death last august on capitol hill. one of three men charged in the case. 22-year-old tommy branch. he is the one on tria here. branch had an aluminum bat that they say he called his barry bonds. and the prosecutors said branch hit mr. maslin in the head with that bat, causing severe brain injuries. >> the very first few weeks, he was in and o

pat. >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> nice. >> caller: a question about a radian group. >> it's pulled back. i was at their headquarters saturday and tweeted @jimcramer right in center city, philadelphia. i think it's real good. lots of housing plays are coming down. i reiterate buy, buy, buy! rdn. freddy in new jersey. freddy! >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer! >> holy cow, what's going on? >> caller: freddy from toms river, from new jersey. and i'm calling you because you're better than calling 991 for somebody to watch my back. i'm looking for cbr energies. >> fertilizer play. ag play. grain complex coming down. even monsanto should have been up by three or four. they could not manage it. why? because that group right now is not doing well. i'm going to walk away until it yields four. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of "the lightning round"! >>> the "mad money" back-to-school tour is in session, and this time we're headed to the city of brother

icons of the conservative wing of the party which is really a radical wing of the party, from pat toomey to jim inhofe and tom coburn. and it goes to the house, and john boehner, who may have the worst job in america could barely get a third of his own party to go along. now, that's a modest deal. if you can't get more than a third of your house republicans to support a deal like this, that doesn't speak well for the prospects of change. >> and you say that he, that cantor more than any other politician helped to create the series of fiscal crises that you described just a moment ago? >> he really did. he hovered around john boehner as boehner was getting into negotiations with the president over the course of 2011 to head off the debt ceiling crisis. bob woodward -- >> the watergate bob woodward. >> yeah. >> watergate bob woodward has written -- >> now the post-watergate bob woodward. >> -- written a book about these negotiations and did a lot of talking to the republicans. and ended up saying boehner and obama reached a deal and obama walked away from it. well, eric cantor, in his interview w

lee, marco rubio, jerry moran, jim inhofe, richard burr, ron johnson, mike enzi, jim risch, mike crapo, dan coats and patwho do not believe that the massacre of american children should cause us to pause and even discuss new forms of gun safety legislation on the floor of the senate. their refusal is partly based upon the fact that they cannot be shamed by the victims of that tragedy because their voices are now silent. so here's a reminder of those beautiful children whom the president believes deserve nothing more, nothing less, than a vote. charlotte bacon. daniel bardon. olivia. josephine gay. ana marquez-greene. dylan hockley. madeleine sue. catherine hubbard. chase kowalski. jesse lewis. james mattioli. grace mcdonnell. emilie parker. jack pinto. noah pozner. caroline providi. jessica. aviel richmond. ben wheeler. and allison wyatt. if only for pity's sake, give these children a vote.

jim, thank you. >>> congress gets back to work after a two-week and joe manchin and pat toomey are finalizing legislation to expand background checks on all gun sales. president obama is taking his message to connecticut where the toughest gun restrictions were just signed into law and chuck schumer says he believes lawmakers will find compromise on at least one key issue. >> we go to the floor i'm still hopeful of the sweet spot, background checks, can succeed. >> debate on the measure by the full senate could begin as early as tomorrow. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in israel this morning. he just finished meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in an effort to revive peace talks that stalled in 2002. he says he won't do that until construction stops in the east bank. meanwhile, tensions in the region has risen following rocket attacks from the hamas ruled gaza strip. kerry is scheduled to meet with the israeli president and palestinian prime minister today. >>> in afghanistan a surge in springtime violence led to the death of seven americans over the weekend. officials say a fierce bat

just -- it's just awful how this thing is being implemented and what we said and i worked with pat toomey, jimying if you're going to implement, if you're going to implement the sequestering, then let the agencies have the flexibility to do the less harm and pain to the american public. >> gretchen: right. senator, that seems to make sense. but the president was also given the same leniency to be able to do that and he said i'm going to veto that bill. >> i just disagree with the president and the administration on that issue because everybody is afraid of the politics being such a hyper sensitive thing. if someone says, well, i'll go ahead and do that and make the cuts and you're going to maim me for it. i like to look at it this way, basically you're going to save some agencies and prioritize what's important to the american public and flying safely, the public flying safely is a high priority. head start is a high priority. there is other things that we could be doing and get rid of a lot of waste. i'm hoping they take the initiative. we've got a piece of legislation that's laying there, it

jim maceda reporting from seoul. >>> a deal on gun reform has been reached in the senate.nnou morning at 11:00. democrat joe manchin and republican pat toomey are expected announce a bipartisan deal for background checks. if reached, it could be the biggest step to u.s. gone law in 20 years. majority leader harry reid has scheduled an initial vote for thursday. >> there are strong feelings and deep disagreements about some of these measures. every one of these measures deserves a vote, a yes or a no. no hiding. no running from an issue that has captivated america. >> as many as 14 republican senators including mirpt minority leader mitch mcconnell vowed to filibuster the legislation. however a mounting number of senators within the gop now appear willing to break with their leadership and allow debate to move forward. >>> a lone star college student was arrested yesterday after his stabbing rampage left 14 people injured. dylan quick told police he had been planning the attack for some time and fantasized about stabbing people for years. one student said he saw police chasing quick and joined in snapping this photo of quick when he w

emergency has been declared in missouri and in illinois governor pat quinn has declared disaster areas in more than 40 counties. cnn's jimn illinois where the river has been overflowing since sunday and residents they are they're preparing for even more water. >> the last thing they want to hear about here is another inch of rain coming. i'm not sure it will really make a huge difference. but take a look. two blocks in from the water and it's inundated here a foot up at the edge. three or four feet there at the worst. we haven't seen widespread reports of this kind of damage, but here in spring bay, it's having a huge impact. take a look. last minute prep in spring bay, illinois, as floodwaters inundate this riverside community. where is your home? >> my home is that gray and white mobile home with the black shutters on it. >> you can't get to your home by foot now? >> no. >> have you ever seen this much water come up here? >> no. >> scary? >> yep. >> the home, along with about 40 others in this trailer community, began to flood sunday and the water has continued to rise. >> yesterday i cried all day. >> reporter: and to

jim crow not just south of the north to map. >> in my book i talk about confronting and discussing with the president of "msnbc" in 2010 about pat buchanan and him being on that channel and saying you have a guy who is essentially friendly with white separatist, friendly with white supremacists. he has written a book that says america's diversity is its downfall. why is this guy in your channel? he said zero code you know he has a point of view that we should feature. ..

jim crow not just south of the north to map. >> in my book i talk about confronting and discussing with the president of "msnbc" in 2010 about pat buchanan and him being on that channel and saying you have a guy who is essentially friendly with white separatist, friendly with white supremacists. he has written a book that says america's diversity is its downfall. why is this guy in your channel? he said zero code you know he has a point of view that we should feature. .. [laughter] >> no thanks. you know, you bring up a good point. there's this fear about losing traditional america, well, they did lose it. thank god -- >> thank god. >> for some of us, right. you know, we don't have the jim crow signs, we don't have the lynching anymore. so we really did lose that traditional america that we never really had to begin, right? -- begin with, right? eric, i want to ask you, you know, race has -- you know, blackness has had a particular history with media where images were reality and, in fact, images and words supersealedded reality and in many ways still do. >> sure. well, the book in my chapter on network television, i talk about