kato - "one of the reasons some of the classes that are really impacted fill up is because there are people in those classes who don't really need them." the state legislature will vote on the proposal this june. on campus this is saushe young update news" ever get stuck in downtown san jose without wifi? now thats no longer an issue. <> san jose mayor chuck reed symbolically cut a mock ethernet cable at city hall yesterday. it signified the start of free wi-fi for downton san jose. the city is calling it wickedly fast wi-fi...and it's the result of two companies merging to offer the internet connection service. it offers speeds...three to four times faster than normal wi-fi usually provided. ">>>chuck reed "i am just here today to announce something that is the new slogan for downtown and i want you to repeat after me 'i feel the need for speed, ok i feel the need for speed, i feel the need for speed, i feel the need for speed."" when active the free wifi will cover an area from east st. john street to the north of downtown, portions of balback and viola aven

legislator, i would vote against -- and in this case, too, there are many libertarians, include the katotitute, so it's possible, i certainly wouldn't bet on it, but thomas may as a policy matter may have questions about denies lodge -- and then perhaps his vote is up for grabs, but i don't think that anyone is really counting on it both for jurisdictional reasons and generally he doesn't think the court should be creating new rightsivities i want to correct one quick thing. they were married 25 years ago, not 45. we were talking about this whole idea of defining marriage and defining it along the lines of being about child rearing. there are people who cannot bear children and they are heterosexual. >> there's an original form of marriage, and he likes to go back into history, but i think you had people making an argument marriages are only valid -- they were making the argument before a chief justice who has adopted children with his wife. does he believe his marriage is not valid? do other people who have marriages who are infertile or gay is it are their marriages invalid? not in pra

kato at columbia-presbyterian hospital. >> that is amazing. >> pretty cool. >> i ask you one more thingcan you say it now. >> new york presbyterian. >> thanks so much. you're an inspiration to so many people. thanks for coming on. >> back to you, melissa. melissa: so nice to see you heather. i'm glad you're okay. thanks for joining us and bringing us that story. stay right here for more "money". we have more on hugo chavez's passing right after this.

the kato institute found we would add $9 billion in revenues and save $9 billion in enforcement.out it was all very inconclusive, supply, demand, and the tax rate are all variable that's we cannot control. it is not something, it is not as easy as taxing cigarettes or taxing alcohol. it is not that simple. it is a gray area. >> but it is easy to entice. you have this senator from colorado, a democrat who said he has seen estimates in the high ten of millions, as much as 100 million that would come in if you tax marijuana. again, some experts say there is no way to know because you don't have any control. there is no regulation on the pot market so we don't know how much is being consumed or how much is being sold. when you hear a lawmaker saying that all of these millions could be raised and you've got a cash strapped straight or a cash strapped city that you're looking at. people start seeing dollar signs. >> what they forget, unlike tobacco, cannabis, pot, that's something you can grow any place. you can grow on it your backyard or a window sill. in the mountains, almost any pl

the question is, what can we in the modern version of heritage and kato due to participate in that newrmation, media frenzy that we have and how can we adapt? arthur? >> our job is getting the message to politicians, but also business leaders and media leaders and community leaders. in other words, our job is getting the ideas to you, so you can use them. we can't be on the front lines doing all the types of things that you can. our job is making sure -- a long time ago when our institutions were founded, these two beautiful things with a thousand flowers bloom, people found them. it is a crowded world now. it is overwhelming everything. the truth of the matter is, for us to be successful, we have to be more creative at getting the right message to the right people. the key to success is not having our idea out of us but as pushing the right ideas to the right people. you need to go to the policymakers proactively. this is how we're building our practice, our media practice, our outreach practice, our campus progress. everything we are doing with aei is delivering things to be right pe

if you can think back it kato casablanca, perhaps. the president calling netanyahu bb. you did not hear netanyahu calling the president barak. pointing out the president has committed to talks on a new extension of their long-term military engagement. you heard netanyahu saying if you get to know the president the way i have gotten to know him, communicating to the israeli people polling very negatively on barack obama that there is more to obama than has been previously understood and clearly both sides were at fault in how much they got off on the wrong foot. we saw our own chuck todd getting in four questions, not just the one permitted. well, it is almost passover and it is almost a jewish joke that you ask -- the youngest asks four questions at passover time then he got that in then it was like the ball because netanyahu saying this is not very kosher but you're hogging questions, chuck. so there was a lot of levity here. even when talking about iran. i thought that netanyahu conceded something here that i've never heard him say before. he conceded the american tim

kato at columbia-presbyterian hospital. >> that is amazing. >> pretty cool. >> i ask you one more thingu say it now. >> new york presbyterian. >> thanks so much. you're an inspiration to so many people. thanks for coming on. >> back to you, melissa. melissa: so nice to see you heather. i'm glad you're okay. thanks for joining us and bringing us that story. stay right here for more "money". we have more on hugo chavez's passing right after this. >> meet bill and melissa. like many, they built their financial house on stocks, bonds, and insurance... and then saw it blow away with the first winds of economic change. when mary loster husband, she invested in real estate. but when the housing bubble burst... so did her financial future. robert and rachel discovered the security, safety, and stability of american bullion, the name you can trust for 401(k) rollovers and i.r.a. transfers. unlike other gold companies, american bullion handles all the paperwork for you, hassle-free and 100% tax-free. call 1-800-gold-ira now and speak with one of our gold experts to see how simple working with ame

applause] >> his body was left on the ground, and the poor picked up his body and they took his body to kato. he spent 70 years lost. he had this great general, a loyal father, to bring him from his status and took him to the cathedral, wand our brothers, with the president, and the republic of ecuador. why did it have to be this way? why was the final hour this way? why is it that grace leaders who founded this country who walked from the caribbean all the way to the sea, shoeless? why was there so much treason? why was there so much selfishness and wickedness because the self interest stood in the way. they were not the supreme interest of the nation, of the people. they were periods of chaos and confusion, and bolivar was not able to consolidate those lands that he liberated. another great leader, the general of the sovereign nation of redeemer, who raised the banners, betrayed bolivar, and he also died of a gunshot wound on january 10th in 1860, when the, the victorious troops arrived in caracas. this was all taught us to by our teacher, and our father, castro, 100 years ago, at the time

lets turn to erica kato to get bring you more on your local forecast.e thursday, friday, the increasing chances but isolated showers as we go towards the weekend. we certainly have our changes coming up in the bay area. we are starting off with a mild morning. also areas of locally dense fog to talk about. 4 mi. of visibility around in napa. some dense fog and drive with extra caution on highway 1 we are tracking those temperatures with 50s and 60s and land. and also 70's will stay out of our area. mid upper 60s for the east bay interior valleys. as we go for the 8:00 p.m. hour, even 40's and 50's. plenty of 60s and high clouds expected. 68 in campbell. 60s in fairfield, stand wrote, 60s and pleasanton. the satellite and radar showing that this ridge of high pressure is high slowly dissipating. your kron 4 7 day around the bay on settled - unstettled. and george? >> so far, looking decent. the toll plaza however is showing some cash elaine activity. cash lane--also 11 minutes and from the cove and the gate the reconfiguring has been completed with 4 sou

you may not find too much dentists complaining about the sugar program, but sally james of the kato instituteays the u.s. government should get out of the sugar business entirely. >> she joins us right now. and sally, give us the main points of why you were so upset about this program. >> well, i'm really upset that it's been with us since the 1930s, and it's so difficult to get reform. i mean, american families are struggling, we're barely out of a recession, we've got a fiscal problem that everybody knows is huge and growing and yet, here we have a program, again, been with us since the 1930s, and yet many congressmen have tried to get reform over the years and it's just really, really difficult. it's frustrating. >> i get it that ideologically, and politically, you're against this. but economically, if they didn't support a very important part of our commodity staple, of the u.s. economy, what do you think would happen economically if they just let the price collapse? >> well, the price would collapse to what the rest of the world pays for sugar. we would import our sugar, rather than grow

let's turn to erica kato to see if we will be getting some of that much needed rain any time soon. >>r elevations. but no snowfall expected. 40's and 50's out the door with 52 degrees some dense fog to talk about the golden gate bridge with the visibility also just traces. dense currently zero visibility and half moon bay. speaking of this afternoon the futurecast showing plenty of 70's. it is a good friday with plenty of yellow. fight to, that yellow will gradually fill in with mostly 70's for the east bayshore. and if the north bay. putting the radar in motion it will not be that mild tonight not that bad tonight-with 50s & 60s. today's expected to the warmest day of the week. millipede is the east bay temperatures will be mid 70's in walnut creek. mid- 70s in napa. 68 in san bruno. the satellite is showing high pressure this onshore flow will increase for this afternoon. cooler conditions for tomorrow and light rain for saturday and sunday. that system will approach from the south with rotation into the south. keeping your umbrella handy. we will contend with wet weather. with this

is for today and jeb bush, the former florida governor, he was supposed to attend a meeting at the katoimmigration reform, that's been canceled. his flight can't get out of new york. back here at dulles you mentioned the flight cancellations. one person is coming from abroad, didn't even know about the storm, flew right into it and now he's essentially sleeping on the inside of the airport. take a listen. >> it's been changed to tomorrow. >> reporter: changed until tomorrow? >> um-hum. >> reporter: what are you about to do? >> go sleep over there, waste my time until i can get on my flight. >> reporter: why sleep in the airport, why not go back to wherever you might have come from? >> i came from kenya. there's no way and they're out of hotel reservations so i'll just sleep here. >> reporter: came from kenya, headed to san francisco, he's going to waste time and hopes his internet holds up. >> oh, we've all been there. that is just the worst. shannon travis, probably a little jetlag coming from kenya, appreciate it. karen ma ginniginnismaginnis, w storm ed headed? >> the system will imp

. >> erica kato as the forecast for your neighborhood >> the fog is starting to clear, we saw along the in temperatures are on the climb. we were in the upper 30's for livermore now at 41, 36 oakland, upper 40's downtown san francisco. future cast four predicts by 12, 60s. mild weather by lunchtime. sunday we will go into your afternoon highs vary by 8:00 p.m. of the blue indicates temperatures in the '50s. breaking down acton and highs in your neighborhood, you'll like what you see. fremont 68, low 70's out in fairfield, 72 for antioch. 71 petaluma. satellite and radar shows mainly clear skies in the fog is really starting to left. these 7 day around the bay forecast, warmer weather on the weight with possible '80s by wednesday. slight possibility for some showers, 10 percent chance for saturday. it looks like we will introduce a wind into the forecast for the latter half of your weekend. 8:49 a.m. here is robin. >> no major hot spots are problems this time around. the right into san francisco is overall not bad. it is starting to loosen up, looking much better. it is starting to back

kato, please go head. for thisyou opportunity to testify. .am a law professor i am here to answer your questions. i will not read my testimony that you have on the record. folks are worried about the drones.and location of they are well-founded. drones tried down the cost of surveillance. we worry that the incidence of surveillance will go up. sermons are legitimate because there is very little in american privacy law that would limit domestic use for surveillance. no privacy in public or from a public vantage. there is no privacy in contraband. the idea is that drones fly around with chemical sensors and the department of homeland security. they fly around with chemical sensors looking for trace amounts of drugs. the limits on private individuals -- that is a valid law enforcement. you is anything -- probably are. you have the issue of the first amendment, which may push back against limits on drones by the press. the best way to address this issue with two be to drag our doctrines into the 21st century. one measure we should consider is that