john harris is one of the district managers of verizon and is joining me. there are a ton of verizon people here. you open up in an hour and are ready for the crowd. >> we are excited with all the customers here. we want to bring them this opportunity and are fired up. it will be an incredible day today. >> reporter: you have other phones here but iphone will be the focus. this is winning strategy for at&t and probably will be for verizon as well. >> we can provide our customers with a multiple opportunity of what works out best for them. multiple different platforms and devices and different tablet opportunities or phone opportunities. so multiple different choices for them today. we are really excited to give them this opportunity to choose the iphone as another product to carry in our stores. >> reporter: john harris, thank you for being with us this morning. looking in the wall street journal this morning, back in 2008, which was not that long ago, two out of every ten people had a smart phone. this year it will be one in two, 50% of america will have a

john harris, thank you very much. coming up next, we will turn our attention to revising the health-care law. that will be at 8:30 eastern time, what senator john barrasso, republican. but first, it discussion on epa regulations. >> this weekend on book tv on c- span2, on a "after words" george friedman, president of a private geopolitical intelligence company. also this weekend, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld sits down with an historian to talk about his memoir. and a director of the iranian studies program at stanford on the shot of iran. find a complete schedule at booktv.org and get it e-mailed to you. >> you are watching c-span, bringing politics and public affairs. every morning it is "washington journal," our live call-in program, connecting you with elected officials, policy- makers, and journalists. weekdays, live coverage of the u.s. house and weeknights, congressional hearings and policy forums. and supreme court oral arguments. weekends, signature interview programs. saturdays, "the communicators

john. and harry is bringing chelsy davy. kate's pre-william fellow, yes, william's first love, yes, both on the list. william's aunt fergie, a snub. she fell out with diana and suffered some lurid headlines. >> he's not prepared to bury the hatchet with her. and frankly, i think the thought of her sitting in the pews with the rest of the world that day was too much. >> reporter: kate's black sheep uncle gary is coming. >> he's a millionaire exposed by the newspaper allegedly taking cocaine. >> reporter: 1900 guilt-edged invites were sent for the westminster abbey service. 600 of the guests will go on for lunch thrown by the queen and an intimate 300 will dine and dance that night at the palace. >> there will be foreign royals. the king of bahrain was invited before his troops opened fire on democracy protesters. there will be politicians, charity workers and william's military buddies. he's getting married in uniform, by the way. kate's dress, well, your guess is as good as mine. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc ne

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to get settled i think judy in discussions between mitch mcconnell and john boehner because mitch mcconnell is going to help harry reid figure out what can get.... >> woodruff: the republicans essentially? >> yes. it's a multi-level conversation. it will be the white house to republicans, the white house to democrats, house and senate republicans talking to one another and then harry reid and mitch mcconnell in the senate who have served together a long time. they're going to have a discussion to figure out what can they move that they can then send back to the house that the house can take? >> woodruff: you mentioned the government shutdown. everybody assumes that... everybody is basing this on what happened back in the '90s. the government was shut down because of what the republicans did. they were blamed. everybody decided... is everyone in agreement that it's equally unpopular today? any sense that public opinion has shifted? >> certainly.... >> people don't want cuts so badly that they're will to go see the government shut down. >> republican conservatives argue that it is different, that the numbers are so

john barry was 77. that's the "cbs evening news." katie will be reporting tomorrow there cairo. i'm harry smith in new york.g us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> new at 6:00 tonight jerry brown lays out his plan to end the budget madness. what it means for spending and taxes. >> an army of police, a lot of scared kids and parents but still no sign of any threat on campus. >>> and it's oakland's police chief is on the way out or is he just grabbing some bargaining power? the cops and cars he may have already secured. >> good evening i'm allan martin. >> and i'm dana king. in a very short state of the state speech jerry brown laid out the problems in california. a governor wants to put a key part of his budget plan to a vote. hey, mark. >> reporter: hey, dana as promised by the governor himself the speech was short

. >> pc encouraged or discouraged what he is watching take place between speaker john boehner and senator harryreid? >> it believes the leaders need to get together and work something out -- he believes the leaders need to get together and work something out. he and senior leaders are engaged on the health care there is a congressional process -- and engage in. there is a congressional process. >> last week the president suggested one consequence of the government shutdown would be social security checks and not the way out. during the clinton shut down, they did continue going out. is there reason to believe it would be different this time around? >> but they said, we are confident we can find a common ground -- like i said, we are confident that we can find a common ground that we need to avoid a government shutdown, and readers agree that that is what we need to do. the -- the leaders agree that that is what we need to do. the president was quite get the consequences, the potential consequences of failing to act and prevents a shut down. some recipients, new retirees, new applicants, might n

host: you posted the story about a potential showdown between harry reid and john boehner. in a piece yesterday, mitch mcconnell said, the senate is irrelevant. why? guest: senate democrats do not have the power to block or change the house bill as it is right now. if they wanted to add changes or decrease the number of spending cuts, they do not have the number of people to be able to do that. and so it looks like right now that the bill that has just been introduced on the house republican side will be the one that goes ford. they are planning to vote on that this tuesday. then it will head back over -- host: newt gingrich argues that the 1995 shutdown helped america and the gop. the facts are the opposite from the mainstream media. the shutdown it did produce some short-term pain. it did set the stage for a budget deal in 1995 that led to the largest drop in federal discretionary spending since 1969. guest: he has a point. despite the fact that the shutdown is not very popular, it did achieve an end, which was cutting more money. let's like this week as well, despite the

harris and san francisco mayor ed lee. the president says his focus is to talk about entrepreneurships and jobs with carol barts of yahoo, john chambers of ciscoe systems and john costelous of twitter. also included mark zucke rburg of facebook. but as the president was wined and dined, protesters were waiting on the motorcade rout. >> we heard president obama was going to be here and he's at the home of john door who makes the smart meters. >> reporter: the president spent three hours here tonight hopeing to get allies to right the u.s. economy. >>> and more details now, the president's stay is going to be a short one. in fact, he's due to take off tomorrow morning at 8:45. next stop on this west coast trip, hillsboro oregon where he's scheduled to visit an intel plant. >>> the winter storm that blasted the area is moving out tonight. it included wind, rain, snow and hail. crews had to remove a 100-foot tree that fell near the intersection with chelsea drive. the intersection was shut down while crews chopped down the tree. two homes lost power but neighbors were prepared. >> we have our earthquake kit. we have a lot of cand

harris and san francisco mayor ed lee. the president says his focus is to talk about entrepreneurships and jobs with carol barts of yahoo, john chambers of ciscoe systems and john costelous of twitter. also included mark zucke rburg of facebook. but as the president was wined and dined, protesters were waiting on the motorcade rout. >> we heard president obama was going to be here and he's at the home of john door who makes the smart meters. >> reporter: the president spent three hours here tonight hopeing to get allies to right the u.s. economy. >>> and more details now, the president's stay is going to be a short one. in fact, he's due to take off tomorrow morning at 8:45. next stop on this west coast trip, hillsboro oregon where he's scheduled to visit an intel plant. >>> the winter storm that blasted the area is moving out tonight. it included wind, rain, snow and hail. crews had to remove a 100-foot tree that fell near the intersection with chelsea drive. the intersection was shut down while crews chopped down the tree. two homes lost power but neighbors were prepared. >> we have our earthquake kit. we have a lot of cand

host: you posted the story about a potential showdown between harry reid and john boehner. in a piece yesterday, mitch mcconnell said, the senate is irrelevant. why? guest: senate democrats do not have the power to block or change the house bill as it is right now. if they wanted to add changes or decrease the number of spending cuts, ey do not have the number of people to be able to do that. and so it looks like right now that the bill that has just been introduced on the house republican side will be the one that goes ford. they are planning to vote on that this tuesday. then it will head back over -- host: newt gingrich argues that the 1995 shutdown helped america and the gop. the facts are the opposite from the mainstream media. the shutdown it did produce some short-term pain. it did set the stage for a budget deal in 1995 that led to the largest drop in federal discreonarypending since 1969. guest: he has a point. despite the fact that the shutdown is not very popular, it did achieve an end,which was cutting more money. let's like this week as well, despite the fear o

governor gavin newsom, lieutenant general carmella harris, ed lee and then he headed over to get down to bills at the woodside estate adventure capitalist john door. it was a dinner and discussion with the heavy weights of the silicon valley. take a look at the list. steve jobs, eric schmidt, mark zuckerberg larry ellison, john chambers and the list goes on. the discussion was how to promote innovation and jobs. some republicans say it is nothing more than a whole bunch of nothing. >> the president obviously suffered as he called it rubbing in the polls a few months ago. he's regenerating support for a very troubled presidency at this time. >> the president's entourage releasing just this one photo what's going on inside the estate in woodside. mark zuckerberg and the president with and pictures with others. wants to spend billions with clean energy high-speed internet and republicans are not so sure that is the best idea considering the economy right now. 8:35 this morning the president taking off from here at san francisco international on his way up to what is described as the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing plant in the world j

harris, ed lee all out here. then there was also a gathering as i hi-tech heavy weights at the estate venture capital is john doorside. it's a who's who of high-tech people there from yahoo, cisco, twitter and oracle. jobs and education, topics near and dear to intel. >> we have about 4,000 phc's that work for us. our average factory education for a worker in our factory is three and a half years of college. so it's a very important area for us. >> facebook.com founder mark zuckerberg is featured in the picture with president obama. this is the one, the only one that the white house is officially releasing. it's interesting in a day of camera phones and everybody's got a camera with them at all times, this is the one they released. maybe we'll get more today. we'll check it out. it should be a very interesting mix. he will be the voice from the other side on that council. live at sfo, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you. pg&e now estimates the san bruno gas pipeline explosion will cost the company $760 million by the end of the year. the utility's also hinting part of that cost may be passed on to cu

harris would not say when, where, or how the alcohol was consumed, whether it was when the team was on the road or during a game. coach john glasso was elected by the parents to speak to them. he didn't want to say too much. >> we'll do anything needed to look into any allegation. i'm not sure what the allegations are. >> he repeated several times he didn't know why his team was suspended. he thinks they'll be cleared of any charges. >> we believe it will be. and i'm sure the players, i'm confident the players will be exonerated from the allegations, whatever they may be. >> the team was supposed to play against san diego. no one is sure when the team will play again. a junior at state, he says he was looking forward to watching his first san jose hockey game. >> yeah, it was going to be my first san jose state game i attend. so a little bit disappointed. >> the team is supposed to host the national division finals this march. now they don't know whether they'll be able to play in them. the university tells us that this investigation will take anywhere from two to three weeks and if they find wrongdoing by any of the playe

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harry's law. >>> and have you ever wanted to sit at the desk of the president at the oval office? this is really cool. this is your chance. in honor of president's day, the johnkennedy library and museum unveiled this. an interactive feature called the president's desk. logon to the website. you can virtually sit at the oval office desk. you can dial his oval office phone and even press that secret button that gets you access to anywhere in the world. >> very interesting. >> thanks for watching us at 6:00.

harris, would was quite good friends with thed from and greeted warmly. she was one of his earlier supporters. then he went on to a rather exclusive dinner at venture capitalist johnse. >> can you imagine being at that dinner. >> yes. >> and moving on with all of the titans of silicon valley. steve jobs was there and mark zuckerberg from facebook. >>> we will also be watching as we watch air force one taxi here, very closely what happens up in oregon, where the president is headed now. and what may develop out of those meetings up there that he will be taking part of. >> what's interesting, i heard san jose mayor chuck reed say it's not a good thing for calf -- intel is building -- is building a plant in oregon and it shows how california needs to build up business tack take -- business tactics. >> we're looking at all of the different vantage points. everyone getting as close as they possibly can to take a picture. get a quick peek at air force one as it is about to take off from the bay area. these folks have got a really clear view even on a rainy or wind-swept winter day. >> quite a crude there gathered. obviously they all knew this was going to happen, 8:45,

harry. the topic of this eeriness terrorism and transportation security. i would like to welcome our witnesses, tsa administrator johnd thank them for being here today. we look forward to your testimony and appreciate your time. let me first state -- first and foremost i tsa is a counterterrorism agency and it must maintain that mission as its primary focus. if there are programs or offices within the tsa that do not correctly support the primary mission or could operate more efficiently, the subcommittee will oppose it if you are taxpayer dollars could be better spent at tsa to achieve a greater level of security. it's also important to say that the outset that regardless of what other committees in the house may want you to believe, this subcommittee is the candidate with primary jurisdiction over all of tsa. in this road plan to exercise vigorous oversight of the agency and security of all transportation modes, including aviation, cargo, rail, mass transit, tracking a pipeline. were tsa is succeeding, we should applaud them. whether struggling to address vulnerabilities or to work with stakeholders, we should help

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senate majority leader harry reid said his chamber will attempt to pass the measure next week that extends funding the government for 30 days frozen at last year's budget. house speaker john boehner said he rejects the idea and one's immediate cuts to be made. >> it is critically important that the house move this to avoid a government shut down. >> we all have a responsibility to make sure that there is no government shutdown. with concerns about a possible government shut down, see what was said when the federal government did shut down in 1995 online at the c-span video library. with every program since 1987. search, watch, clique and share any time. it's washington your way. >>> this afternoon at the white house, president obama comment on the political unrest and violence in libya calling the blood shed outrageous and unacceptable. the president said he was sending secretary of state hillary clinton to geneva on monday for international talks in stopping the violence. you can see with the president said, his remarks just before 8 p.m. eastern over on c-span. right now at c-span.org to read and a look at a prime time lineup on c-span2 starting at 8:00 eastern. >>> yes

john thune one. for anyone here who may think it isn't easy to defeat -- i suggest you talk to our friend from nevada about their efforts to unseat harry reid start his reelection 2010 falling only slightly ahead of the ebola virus. but by election he was reelected with a republican candidate not even managing 45% of the vote. but senator thune did beat the democratic senator. consider before senator thune was elected to the senate his seat had been held by either george mcgovern or tom daschle 436 of the preceding 42 years. by 2010, the democrats could not even get a candidate to file a challenge who became only the third republican since the election of senators began 100 years ago to win a senate race unopposed. [applause] >> senator thune interest this year focusing on getting government spending and deficit under control. so to review their -- senator thune, conservative, let's hear what he has to say. our friend, senator johnson. -- senator john thune. [applause] [applause] >> thank you all very much. thank you james, for the very generous -- thank you. thank you for that very generous introduction, and thank you for the warm wel