we do have a reporter on the scene, christian kaplan is there. we will go to him in just a few minutes to get late details on the situation here. >>> we learned late today southwest plane problems may soon spread to other airlines. late this afternoon, we learned the faa is drawing up an order for emergency inspections on 80 boeing 737s, like the one that prompted southwest to cancel flights across the country. ktvu's john sasaki live at oakland international airport where some passengers are still struggling to take off. john. >> reporter: it is day 3 after that near disaster in mid-air and things seem to be returning to normal here for southwest passengers. but that directive from the faa prompted southwest airways to put out this e-mail today which says that any additional inspections will not affect their operations most likely because all those planes have already been inspected. it's taken days but oakland airport not nearly as problematic as it was immediately after friday's near disaster. eight total flights cancelled inbound and outbound

twelve percent of students go to these institutions that that includes the university of phoenix kaplan i.t.t. tech to fry all of these for profit institutions that are popping up all over the country only twelve percent of students go to these institutions but you also have to keep in mind that nearly fifty percent of all student loan defaults in the united states are from students who attend these colleges ok so a vast majority of which already of them graduate there are unable to find work and they're unable to pay their loans back and keep in mind that a lot of the funds that these colleges get are from taxpayers it's federal money that is going into these colleges so they can in turn give this money to students so they can be able to attend these schools so it's your taxpayer money and i really like the fact that the obama administration now is attempting to pass something known as the gainful employment act which would basically hold these for profits accountable if students are graduating from these colleges and they're unable to find work and they're unable to pay their loans we

kaplan should not have done that is the wrong thing for him to do it was not accurate. >>reporter: the gregos are facing kidnapping, rape, false imprisonment and lewd act on a child both garrido couple to beckon a sexed. also the month of august is set for the trial. there will be back to court on may-6. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: slow northbound. we will be back after this break with more news. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>pam: less than two days away from a possible government shutdown. lawmakers are not close to a budget to deal. but it will stay at it until the clock runs out. samantha hayes. >>reporter: congressional leaders cont

project and it request approval to increase fees for the design contract with the joint venture of kaplan, mclaughlin, diz, and pfau long architecture in the amount not to exceed 1900 $5,161 -- $1,950,161 to extend the project scope work from schematic design through design development, and seek an additional authorization for a 10% contingency in the amount of 195 set -- $195,016 in the event of necessary change orders and for 264 $893,000 -- $264,893 for retroactive design costs as described herein for a total contract authorization of $2,410,070 and to extend the term of the agreement to july 31. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> thank you. [laughter] >> do i have to say all of that over again? [laughter] first, i would like to provide a brief update as to where we are in the design process. then we will provide some information about where we are in the mou and the integrated project delivery approach for the project. after entering into an mou with dpw in early 2010 we went through several project phases. the first was a program development. this was completed it just over one year ago. t

kaplan should not have done that is the wrong thing for him to do it was not accurate. >>reporter: the garridos are facing kidnapping, rape, false imprisonment and lewd act on a child both garrido couple to back on may sixth. if convicted? they could both face life in prison. also the month of august is set for the trial. reporting in placervill,e coming up, attorney michael cardoza what this could mean and the next step in this case. >>jacqueline closing arguments e over at the barry bonds case. dan kerman is live in the san francisco has been falling. dan? >> it is up to eight women, four-man of the members of the jury that will start to have the discussion at 8:30. his life is in their hands and have a lot to talk about. >> they faced off in the final round each presenting close president obama -feared disclosing his use of steroids because it would taint his accomplishments. his former girlfriend, kimberly bell and his personal shopper get the hoskins at this inner circle. they say if their testimony proves beyond a reasonable doubt? that he lied to the grand jury.

i think businesses like you mentioned kaplans that have hung in there for decades. know, they kind of deserve maybe a little we ward here -- reward here. >> reporter: 67 years on market street. the man is a historian of this area. he says it may work. >> he deserves a break of some kind. mike sugarman, a nice look. we will see you. >> thank you. >> you think kids are when they have their first alcoholic drink? a sobering look at teenage drinking. >> it is really hard to kill someone when you know them. >> how to bring an end to gang violence. this week's jefferson award winner bringing sworn enemies to the dinner table. >>> only his wife's cancer kept him out of the boxing ring. but the ghost is back. i'm dennis o'donnell. can tim lincecum win his first game of the season? the answer is coming up. ,, when your eyes are smiling... ,, you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from

kaplan conquest of race from the all miss cc's barcelona secure its first leg leading israel underage finals of the champions league. skulls the limits to coach mills three states he's the coming when you coach super rich and that is both swan. and is it a bird is a plane no it's a russian nationals going to live in team we can shuffle around in junkies world cup goal this summer. his first love for barcelona and their champions league semifinal clash with real madrid the honesty of a man ensuring the catalan giants have one foot in london's final next month for his two goals making a difference on the burn of down for the game have been overshadowed by pretty much sponsors between rival managers the all i'm personally i'm not hostility spilled onto the pitch and what is a bit of passion brought some of all right after the hour long rails. for an alleged dangerous time call and danielle it was manager. julie following him protesting the decision but it was a messy show from then on in the argentine second strike intended goal of the season so effective on the streets home to the new c

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hegyes doesn't take any -- >> reporter: meanwhile, gabe kaplan won a memorable foot race in the 1976 challenged me to race. >> reporter: he didn't know that you had run track in high school. >> he was scared of me physically. >> reporter: "welcome back kotter" retains the appeal. for a new generation like perhaps, john travolta's baby boy. >> this is my place. and these -- these are my people. >> reporter: will you show this place to baby benjamin someday? >> my daughter watches it. of course ben will see it. absolutely. >> reporter: what will he learn from it? >> you just have a good time. >> what did we learn yesterday? >> what? >> what did we learn the day before yesterday? >> what? >> what have you learned all year? >> what? >> thank you very much. >> and in tribute to the show's brooklyn roots, i asked john if his baby was a good eater. he said he is. works for him. a great bunch of guys. >> well "battle of the network stars" you really reached back. >> we should bring that show back. >> hard to believe. just four season. that gt a lot of -- made it quite memorable in four seaso

kaplan should not have done that is the wrong thing for him to do it was not accurate.ridos are facing kidnapping, rape, false imprisonment and lewd act on a child both garrido couple to back on may sixth. if convicted? both will be facing life in prison. also the month of august is set for the trial. boarding, kate thompson kron 4 news reporting. >>pam: this is from napa valley and a look at the hail. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] >>pam: michael cardoza joins us with his take on the barry bonds trial. and going into the closing arguments who had the upper hand? >> the defense. >>pam: could you still blow it if you have the upper hand? >> i've done this job of a tri

the government's last witness will be on the stand anti doping expert don kaplan the founder of ucla olympic analytical laboratory. before resting its case the prosecution is expected to have bonds grand jury testimony in 2003 read for the jury and after that defense will get a chance to call its witnesses. >>> lawmakers and law enforcement in san francisco and los angeles are condemning the beating that left a giants fan in a medically induced coma. they call last thursday's attack by two dodger fans unconscionable. >>> a fund and facebook page are set up to help pay medical bills. >>> suspects are believed to be between 18 and at that years old -- and 25 years old there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to their arrest. >>> pushing 5:06 a.m. time to get a check of weather and traffic you know, it is nice to ease into your monday with nice weather. >>> tough to be inside working when it is beautiful outside right julie? >>> we are lucky we are inside the coldest part of the day by the time we are off, plenty of sunshine outside. a couple spots hitting low 50s. mostly clear

is hard to generalize that to go back to bob kaplan's question earlier, one has to ask for example ifyou are looking at the technological changes in cyber, how is it affecting those asymmetries? you can also the balance in asymmetries. in other words i may depend more on you in one area and you depend more on me in another area that gives you a balance of asymmetries of the case, the example you used of u.s. and saudi, we depended on saudi oil. saudi dependent on american military protection. so the balance of asymmetry mad at a time when there was official oil embargo against the united states, in fact we weren't cut off. and in fact american naval ships were supplied with oil quietly at the time. so balance of asymmetry is also again making a difference. so you want to look carefully at each technology and ask how does it affect not interdependence but asymmetries and are there countered tactic valances of asymmetries? >> spoke at length about the cyclical nature of american decline and how currently it is paired with the fear of a rival china. i think part of that implication or on

kaplan. [inaudible] >> he was an avid reader but his book of course was not fiction, but he was an avid reader and he read a lot of science fiction and he did read fiction. but i would say this, if you fly with american strategic policies, there was a naval officer that was our first real strategic, its focus on the navy. homer lea, his book the power of ignorance was the great treatise written in american. he talked a lot about land warfare but even though he wasn't a real army officer he had his picture and his general uniform in the front of the book. people thought that it was written especially because at the introduction by these two former american generals. it became like the bible of army officers in america. i don't know if i answered your question exactly he was a pioneer if you will rather than piggybacking. his work was considered the first of the series works talking about war between america and china. excuse me, america and japan. so when claire booth's was fascinated and resu

kaplan is the prosecutions final witness. he is considered critical in the government's case of building a case against barry bonds. >> he gives the government cachet. he is the leading expert on steroid testing. >> he testified thursday that thg is the only new steroid ever found. doctor is expected to wrap up testimony saying that a urine sample barry bonds gave major league baseball in 2003 tested positive. >>> attorney for convicted killer scott peterson is asking for more time to appeal his client's conviction. in 2005 he was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn child. this is the second time peterson's lawyer asked the state supreme court more time for the appeal. >> police say a fight in the parking lot of a cosco store led to a stabbing. two men were fighting outside of the store yesterday afternoon. 40-year-old adam hurt apparently took off his belt and hit 38-year-old shawn nelson with the belt buckle. nelson then pulled out a knife and stabbed hurt in the arm in self defense. >>> a federal jury has made a dec

it was also the last day for father daniel kaplan, the chaplain of the house.boehner and nancy pelosi paid tribute. we believe with the house prayer. it is about 7 minutes. chair will be offered by our chaplain, father coughlin. chaplain coughlin: you our god we praise you, you are the lord, we acclaim you. you are the eternal father, all creation worships you. save your people, lord, and bless your inheritance. govern and uphold these, now and always. day by day we bless you, we praise your name forever, keep us today, lord, from all sin. have mercy on us, lord, have mercy. lord, show us your love and mercy for we put our trust in you. in you, lord, is our hope and we shall never hope in vain. consent to speak out of order for one minute. the chair: without objection, the speaker is recognized. the speaker: i think all of the members should be aware that today is father coughlin's last day as our chaplain after 11 years of service. and i think all of us, not just the members, but the officers and the staff owe a giant debt of gratitude to father dan. he's been