i want to extend a special welcome to the chairman of the california -- [applause] -- robert klein, theman of the california institute of preventive medicine, whose personal efforts mobilized the voters of california in support of the stem cell research initiative, and whose agency awarded ucsf a major brand towards construction of this building. i want to particularly express a very special welcome to four individuals. [applause] the vision and generosity of these couples, in support of this building and stem cell research throughout california have been a remarkable contribution to the field. all of us have ucsf and beyond thank you. when i came here just under two years ago, progress on the building was not all that evidence. some 200 construction workers had to spend a full year preparing a detailed sites and laying the foundation. working on what was in some areas 60-degree slopes -- take a look behind you. it is amazing. they drilled concrete pillars 60 to 90 feet into the bedrock, and added compression and tension isolated. a patentable engineering feat to absorber the shock of s

host: fill of klein of the -- philippe klein -- philip klein of the "d.c. examiner," same question.uest: it is too early to say that relative stability now is indicative of what the situation will be a few months from now. we do not know what type of influence the muslim brotherhood will have on other groups. it is premature to say. as for libya, i think he has had this odd, halfway strategy. he wanted to be seen to do something to intervene, yet he did not want to get too involved because he was worried about being perceived as bush and being the sort of ugly american that get involved in all of these incidents everywhere. he is very reticent about the use of u.s. power and global leadership. as a result, he did this sort of nato-type thing. at the end of the day, you need u.s. firepower to be able to do anything. now it is not clear what is going on there. we do not even know who the rebels are anyway. we do not know who we are assisting. he says he wants gaddafi gone, but what happens if he is not? there is no clear answer. that is a difficult situation. on syria, you have anothe

klein has been working foster care patients for 15 years. he denies any wrog wrongdoing. kimberly will have more on this in a live report coming up at 6:00. >>> and tonight, investigators are searching for a diver -- a driver suspected in a deadly hit an run crash on interstate 280. the accident happened in daly city. it shut down the freeway for several hours this morning. the chp said drivers reported seeing a man walking along the freeway before 5:0045 a.m. and then a few minutes later, officers say that man was hit and killed by a person driving a gray toyota carolla. the driver managed to get out of the car and fled on foot. investigators are obviously looking at the registration of the suspect vehicle left behind at the scene but are still asking for the public's help. >>> an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow morning for two teenage here's died in a scuba diving accident in monterey. there are all kinds of questions about how no one noticed. the two boys were from carson city, nevada. they were on a field trip for their oceanography class. when the two did not surface y

the institute was a state agency established by proposition 71, a proposition led by robert klein, to manage the process of stem cell research funding, authorized by california voters. i see in the idea it's a number of icoc, or the governing board of cerm, and i wonder if you could stand briefly and the recognized for the work that you do. [applause] bob has been a visionary champion of innovative science and a truly remarkable leader of california's stem cell program, and we are very glad and honored to have him with us this morning. bob. [applause] >> it is only appropriate that i begin today in banking the community of leaders that really has made this tremendous, spectacular accomplishment possible. i would like to, therefore, start by thanking a few of the champions of stem cell research who are here. they are really the modern medicis of california. we know that the dolbys and brodes really drove the critical contributions for this accomplishment. we also have france's bose here today. bill. richard was going to be here, a great supporter. brian bonds, but kept the agency movin

joe klein. >> jeb bush. chris: norah. >> jeb bush. i was going to say jeb bush.hris: three out of four. >> but he won't, because he can't, so it's hopeless. chris: that's a great roundtable. that's the show. thanks for watching. we'll see you here next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.or ♪ 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.

joe klein. >> jeb bush. chris: norah. >> jeb bush. i was going to say jeb bush.hris: three out of four. >> but he won't, because he can't, so it's hopeless. chris: that's a great roundtable. that's the show. thanks for watching. we'll see you here next week. captioned by the national captioning institute captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

patrick klein a pediatrician and according to the "san jose mercury news," klein is accused of molesting foster children who were in his care. he was not charged with any crime. but the allegations could affect his credibility as a witness. the district attorney's office is notifying defense attorneys giving them an opportunity now to appeal their cases. >>> state regulators have granted pg&e a rate hike that will bring in $120 million over the next four years. customers will see their bills go up by 7/10ths of a percent each year. the average bill will go up this year from $51.60 to 51.96 but by 2014 it could be as high as 58.16. the money will go primarily towards repairs on transmission lines but pg&e will have to file reports twice a year showing about it's doing with the funds. critics said the lack of follow- up in the past loud pg&e to delay repair projects at will. >>> new theories are coming to light about the san bruno pipeline explosion. ntsb released new interview transcripts yesterday. a senior executive with pg&e said the blast might have been caused by the earth movement r

so, let's bring in our senior washington editor rick klein tonight. rick, how are republicans responding to the private promise already made to raise the debt ceiling? >> reporter: they say there is no agreement and they point out if there was one, it wouldn't fall to the treasury secretary who doesn't get a vote on this matter, to announce. the house budget chairman, paul ryan, among those who said, there is no guarantee here. this is part of the negotiations that are going on between the white house and the congress. but they do recognize publicly and privately both that this is serious business and not something to play politics around. >> clearly he didn't just make this up, rick. so, what do we know about the private conversation with the white house? and i would imagine it went both ways. >> reporter: it definitely did. in fact, president obama himself came out of that meeting and made a significant concession. the white house had been pushing for this to be handled by itself, to be in a clean bill. that only handles the debt limit. the presiden

the weather channel's gentleman knell kleine is along the banks for us this morning. janelle, good morning. >> reporter: this is the third spring in a row moorhead has reached what is considered major flood stage and yet there is no sense of panic here in the city. that is because people here are so much better prepared. 12,000 volunteers spent the last two months preparing 2.5 million sandbags. sandbags which are now lining the banks and on the other side in moorhead, minnesota. in addition the cities have bought out some of the homes that are the most threatened and in their place built clay levees. that doesn't mean there is a sense of relief here, however. 600 national guard troops are patrolling those levees and those sandbag walls to make sure there are no breaches or breaks. they are also keeping a very close watch on the weather. thunderstorms today and high winds could pose a threat. white caps are one concern because they could cause that water to go over the sandbags or more likely, lester, make them wet and, therefore, weaken them. >> janel kleine, thank y

so, we want to turn to rick klein, our senior washington editor who follows all things washington. what are they whisperi ining in. about this, donald trump stealing the air time here? >> reporter: that's right. there's some announce and frustration over the fact that trump is making the noises. it's not that he's a celebrity candidate that's crowding out the more serious candidates, it's that he's doing so by appealing to the birther crowd. not many believe that's going to lead the gop to anywhere where they want to go in 2012. >> and rick, we know a lot of republican contenders staying out to save money here are they concerned that it's trump stealing the free air time while there is any? >> reporter: every moment that trump captures in the early race is time that another more serious candidate won't be able to get back. but look, their biggest concern is that he is going to be out there and essentially make this whole field less serious with his presence there. >> rick klein in washington, rick, thank you so much. >>> and when we come back tonight, why a first grade teacher is i

let's turn to rick klein on this. we were talking earlier, that where you stand on this really depends on who is in the white house? >> that's right. when the white house changing party control, the talking points in this debate get swapped out. this really says it all. this is what then senator obama said in 2006. this is when president bush was trying to raise the debt ceiling. he said, america has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. americans deserve better. i intend to oppose the effort to increase america's debt limit. it's not that president obama used to be tea partier. the tables are turned. >> a democrat in the white house, president obama, obviously, and the tea party senses a real opportunity here. >> that's right. that's what makes this an interesting debate over the next month. there are several tea partiers in congress who say, defaulting on the dealt and having the debt ceiling freeze may be the kind of dramatic step that we need to send a message about spending and getting us to restrain our sp

you know that this year klein will make -- aside from taking a lot of our jobs -- will make $300 billion -- call it profit -- on the united states. $300 billion. >>> next, donald trump on presidential politics and his potential run for the white house. so you can save money. like a snapshot? that's what i'm talking about. in a sports car. show it to me. yes! i want to believe it! ooh! fierce! argh! love it. i think we have it. the snapshot discount. new, huge, and only from progressive. [ male announcer ] surprisingly priced at $15,995, the 2011 jetta has arrived. discover german engineering and premium style on the jetta s with best-in-class rear legroom, as well as no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance, all standard. that's great for the price of good. hurry in, and for a limited time while they last get a 2011 jetta for $179 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> let me ask you in terms of a possible presidential bid. what makes you preferable to mitt romney? why would republicanss prefer you to, say, mitt romney? >> well, mitt romney is basically a small business guy, if you think

handles all of our coffee clear across the nation, so i am really pleased to introduce you to peter klein. [applause] >> this is a great opportunity. usually the coffee guys do not get to come up and speak, so i only have about an hour and a half worth of remarks plan, so get your nice and cold city can get in and enjoy some of our coffee. this is our eighth cafe with ing. we have a great partnership with them. we go along but, but that is not the reason they select us and that is not the reason we select them. they selected us in san francisco given our long history here. we rode our beans fresh every single day. we had a little argument, though, about our program. they asked us not to include the word fet in coffee, so we finally got over the -- they asked us not to include the word at the -- teh word fee in coffee. they got over that period went up to have a lot of repeat customers and -- enjoying a great coffee and a great experience. thank you. >> thank you, peter. and thank you all for your patience, for waiting out here. we are now going to cut the ribbon and invite you in. we will

harry klein is an expert in speech development.ost people seemed to think the babies were talking about socks. or maybe they were talking about current events, certain snake escape. others seemed disturbed by the babbling. there have been cases of twins who really did seem to develop their own private lingo. there was a documentary made about twins that spoke their own language until about # 8 or so. the two didn't have much adult interaction and picked up a combo of english and german t. parents of the youtube twins have shied away from too much publicity. actually it's more like millions if you count tv and web views. >> i think they were talking about libya. >> someone else had the same idea in this match up with dutch sub titles. these two don't just imitate each other's babbling, they do simultaneous head stands and one could only imagine what they would do if they found a cobra. as one person posted, nominee for best foreign language film. >>> well, they are talkers. >>> a west virginia high school student is showing off some

an attorney in the klein said the man in this video is norman welch. many say the searches were unconstitutional saying that he along with others, stole jewelry and money and never gave it back. however welch, says that is not the case. he was not in the video for humane reasons. the man in the video is bigger, has darker hair and may have a tattoo. i decided to take it further to take a closer look at some of these pictures. it's hard to say on size was because these are both large gentlemen. as for the hair and the surveillance video the gentleman has shorter hair the norman does. as for tattoo i didn't see any tattoos in the pictures or the video. it on not the one to be taking a look at that, that would be up to a judge or possibly a jury down the road. as for the criminal trial saithat separate and these new charges, that's something he is waiting for he could face up to 25 years in prison if convicted. reporting in the newsroom, kron 4 news. >>brian: a gorgeous vistas today from the top of twin peaks looking out over san francisco. some high clou

>> reporter: fred klein, who prosecuted rifkin, says new york is not unique. >> the fbi will tell you at any given period in time there are several serial killers active in metropolitan areas who are completely undetected. >> reporter: eventually, he says, most killers make mistakes. >> rifkin was caught only because he was driving around with a dead body in a pickup truck that had no license plate on it. >> reporter: meanwhile, the search for clues and perhaps more bodies stretches over many miles. a baffling and brutal crime spree. apparently the work of one prolific killer. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, you might be surprised to see where bob dylan is performing these days. >>> in case you haven't noticed, gasoline prices continue to go up. the average price of a gallon of regular jumped 19% over the last three weeks, according to the lundberg survey. that puts the price at $3.76 a gallon. tucson, arizona, had the lowest average price at $3.41. san francisco had the highest at $4.13 a gallon. >>> speaking of san francisco, a verdict there could come tomorrow

patrick klein hasn't been arrested nor has he been charged with any crime, but he has been investigate twice before for sexual molestation, as recently as last year. during both investigation, he was put on paid administrative leave. the county says it decided to terminate clyne after learning the district attorney's office had taken the unusual step of putting the doctor on something called the brady list that list identifies people who have substantial evidence of wrongdoing and are people in positions of authority. clyne has been working with foster care patients for 15 years. he deny nice wrongdoing. several supporters are also stepping up, including many in the foster care community. >>> it is now monday in japan, exactly one month since an earthquake and tsunami devastated its northeastern coast. the latest estimate is that more than 25,000 people were killed. government officials say many bodies likely washed out to sea and will never be found. the quake and tsunami cause in order than $310 billion in damage, and the numbers continue to climb. more than 150,000 people are still

smith klein maintenance ally is still safe but the drug maker trying to sell the brand. >> abc television network today made announcement that will come as a shock today time television viewers. best known soap opera cancelled. all my children goes off the air this fall. one life to live will end in january. the network said the decision was quote part of a larger strategic repositioning of daytime program to go meet evolving needs and appetite of daytime viewers. general hospital will remain on the air but the other soaps will be replaced by food and lifestyle programs. there's phone number you can call and link where you can offer your feedback just goes to our web site and look under see it on tv. >> huge win for the sharks tonight in the first play off game against la. live at the shark tank for us. >> how are you doing. great start in fact a record setting start for the shark that led to rather tense finish. shark and king over time in the play off series opener. we have all the highlights and hear from series opener. we have all the highlights and hear from tonight's star sports com

ron klein of alabama, employs 50 people. >> if i were going to buy a new car or appliances or any major purchase, i would put that off until this is resolved. >> we're shutting her down until further notice, okay? >> reporter: after the last government shutdown in 1996, congress did give backpay to all the federal workers who sat idle for three weeks at a cost of $400 million. there's no guarantee lawmakers would vote to do the same thing this time. >> well, i have four children. they're 16, 14, 12, and ten, and it would be difficult for us to balance our budget without an income from the federal government. >> reporter: what do you say to government employees who really don't care whose fault it is they just want to get paid? >> i would say to government employees we're doing everything we can to avoid this. we've met them more than halfway. >> reporter: republicans intend to hold a volt on the house floor tomorrow that would keep the government running for one more week but that would also cut the budget by $12 billion. democrats have no say in those cuts, harry, and say they will vot

moving their way really quickly through through the states i'm guessing you're familiar with naomi klein's thesis of the shock doctrine that these guys have been for a long long time just waiting for disasters to happen disaster capitalism and his case of big disaster governments and then once once there's a problem that's for them an opportunity is that what's going on here yeah they have this these kinds of legislation and these ideas. on the shelf waiting for the moment when they can put them into action when they have friendly like minded legislators and place who can put these bills in the table and get it passed you know wisconsin is a great example of this you know last fall we saw the entire government there flip the governor you simply the senate and what do we see we see tax breaks for corporations we see regulations stripped away we see collective bargaining bans come into place right off the bat and and this really isn't just a. no no no it's not about labor at all it's the the policies that the state policy network pushes and that its members push range from health care enviro

at the end of twenty ten the index of consumer confidence felt three points to minus thirty but it klein was driven by raising commodity prices and the poor harvest pushing inflation above nine percent disposable incomes turned negative in the first two months of the year after sixteen months of gains. through to the markets now starting with commodities oil prices are relatively flat after five days of gains and concerns about the client in demand from the u.s. and china however this still support coming from the unrest in the middle east and north africa west texas light sweet is just below one hundred and nine dollars per barrel brant is just below one hundred twenty two. let's look at the stock market starting with the u.s. markets that opened on a positive note on a decline in georgia this claims tech shares are leading the way on the dow well consumer goods are lower. european markets managed to reverse after a positive opening in the u.s. the u.k. footsies up point one percent the dax point two percent shares in german construction group hochtief drop however over five percent aft

and aiming for a baby was a population in the klein politicians of nascar thinking up creative ways of persuading her to start a family. they faced this is not a problem but warmth. let me show you just everybody is sure to support your dream because they have no idea about the hardships the baby face. plate. is this is it of them to the city. or in the army the life never use the other is the most precious thing in the world. years of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war two. nineteen forty five dog r.t. dot com. if. a series of planned terrorist attacks have been prevented in russia's north caucasus republic of covers you know according to the national and state terrorism committee three members of a terrorist organization were captured in the operation two homemade bombs with the equivalent of three kilograms of t.n.t. were extracted by special forces one of those seized is suspected of attacking policemen in the region as well as being responsible for a fatal attack on security forces in december last

russian markets and the do we have no choice with overall weekly the kleins amounting to one point two percent in the r.t.s. two point nine percent of the my six that's despite high oil prices rosneft russia's largest oil producer lost one and a half percent on friday despite reporting a sixty percent increase in net profit for the first quarter positive financial results also failed to prevent gazprom shares from the climbing or and that was the second banking stocks were also down with b.c.b. shedding almost two percent the russian markets have been vulnerable to profit taking on lower trade levels over the past week you're going to get your models of capital believe soever that this is simply due to them outperforming other markets in the previous months. recipe what we're seeing now russia is lagging and slagging however in the previous couple of mars it was our performance other developed markets so i believe that it's well a consolidation of course produces some profit taking some segments where. it's stronger than the rest of the market for a person still sector with. russia sti

it predates a lot of what naomi klein has been writing about or what naomi wolf has been writing about dimitri has been doing a bit of a social science experiment by mapping befall of soviet empire in the fall of the us empire and finding remarkable overlapping between these two countries and the collapse gap is just about completely closed let's talk about currency the role of currency in the collapse of particular the us dollar and the increasing doubt that we see. in the global community in the u.s. dollar what's what do you see happening there i noticed that the fellow who was queening. gold and silver dollars a while ago i think was something like free money i don't remember the exact name of the company he just got locked up for twenty five years a judge in the us accused him of being a terrorist so. people who think that they can somehow skirt the financial system. are wrong you know that they will they will be dominated by the bernanke's of this world and others there isn't really a way out except to me to ronnie and that's kind of what i try to explain to people this is reduce

all the drop was quite surprising we attribute it to klein so you know inflation and there are very weak real wages growth so inflation there they income growth probably consumers need to feel this so we think that this might be a reason for the central bank q poll in mind. because consumer is not is not feeling. the liberalization of the european gas market has come in for sustained criticism at moscow's international energy for the e.u. was urging russia to join the so-called third energy package under the new regulation gas suppliers will have to give all control of the pipelines in europe that might be in the courtroom has been finding out for us and some. no one hands of the international energy forum is really how be with the recently european union legislation over the gas transportation system knows this third and you package which was approved last month is designed to liberalize european and asian markets by guaranteeing search quality access to fly planes as well as separating suppliers from ownership of the pipeline infrastructure you know many analysts have believed that und

because of school closures to their neighborhood schools and then the schools close the neighborhoods to klein and we've just seen that in place after place in detroit now we're left with a core group of schools some of the best schools in the country schools that have served detroit students very well like katherine ferguson of model school that's provided young mothers an opportunity to not only get a high school diploma but to learn the skills that they need to learn to be good mothers and has provided their gun children with an opportunity to come to the school that they are attending a high school that they are attending and receive child care services early education programs health care services to be able to be and i thought arm in the city of detroit and we're all kinds of skills that they could never get any place else in any other school and to schools been put on the auction block it's going to be either sold off to some private charter company or it's my organization pam and the students in at school have their way it's going to stay at detroit public school and we are prepared to

here's rick klein now. >> he voted for nancy pelosi -- >> reporter: it's a political game both partiesy. >> outrageous taxes and cuts $500 billion from medicare. >> hands off our medicare. >> reporter: this time, the democrats are blasting republicans over medicare cuts. a web ad running against two dozen republicans warns that votes to, quote, end medicare, will force seniors to find new lines of work. one older gentleman -- >> did someone call the fire department? >> reporter: is shown being forced into an even more creative profession. so-called medi-scare strategies keep coming back because they work. older residents vote and don't want anyone touching medicare. neither do voters overall. 87% in the latest a b bc news/"washington post" poll say they oppose cutting the program. any hope for a solution may have to start in the senate, where a group of six senators is working to produce something they hope both parties can agree on. >> medicare cannot continue the way it is, if we're going to survive. >> this is a defining moment. and we've got to decide, as a nation, are we going to

particular those who attract the under age also the owners of nightclubs and other insane but uses klein's used drugs in these venues will show responsibility now the focus though has shifted from just punishing drug addicts to preventing people from becoming users need to just them also with shipments for people convicted of minor drug related crimes that they made or alternative punishments yourself what are the governments of those states and not the current that's the word to use compulsory testing the school fees that cross the country each of those first use drugs in russia has told significantly to allow them to twelve years times in these circumstances the president believes that all schoolchildren of the country should have those tests but of course this initiative has raised that heated debate with them on some as a similar drug testing initiative paid to try it has raised fears that it would encourage corruption amongst the always horseman officials and of course there is a leadership that extent human rights here is or to use to go abroad if reports drugs counselors worry that

. >> you bring up joel klein quite a lot and quite often. you seem to admire him. what do you think of joe klein's successor? [laughter] >> i think his it is too early to tell. at think that her commitment -- i mean, i think she is clearly very committed for all the right reasons. you know, i guess we will see what happens. after 7i think we should reach a point where we are trying to figure out who should be the superintendent of our nation's largest school system or newark, new jersey for that matter which is in the midst of a superintendent search or atlanta or may be sent to the chicago where some of the best jobs on the planet should be. we should be considering slates of people who have all the foundational experience necessary to do that job. they should be people who taught in transformational ways, ran transformational schools, supported lots of other transformational schools. can you imagine gec a selection just stepping back and deciding that someone who had not even worked in corporate america should be the ceo? we would never do it. again, this is why

. >> fred klein helped prosecute another long island serial killer in the early '90s named joel riff? could there be as many as ten? >> once we got past the initial four and now you have another cluster of four? nothing is going to shock me. >> reporter: klein is surprised by how close together the bodies are found, within just a few miles of each other. >> which is somewhat unique for a serial killer. >> reporter: unique, why? >> most of them want to spread the bodies apart so if one is found there's no connection to the others. >> reporter: the search intensified yesterday with around 125 people combing the beach dunes, uncovering two settles of remains, including a skull. it's not yet clear if the bones are from two separate victims. >> i know he's a very sick individual and he needs to be caught as soon as possible. >> reporter: for lynn bathlemy, this search is personal. her daughter was one of the four victims discovered last september. after she disappeared, the family's horror story continued with her younger sister receiving taunting phone calls from the man who may have bee

now they could allow defense attorneys to appeal cases in which klein was an expert witness. police have investigated the allegations but so far he had not been charged with a crime. he insists he's being falsely accused. >> county wide elections illegal. they filed suit yesterday claiming the counties at large balloting system is racially polarizing and dilutes their voting power. the two ethnic groups make up a quarter of the population. one latino and no asian americans have been on the board of supervisors since 1995. lawyers say there's no evidence the at-large system increases racial biases and has nothing to do with who gets elected. >>> a better idea of how the giants fan attacked at the dodgers stadium is doing. doctors are reducing the level of sedation and bringing him out of a coma. he'll undergo more testing so doctors can evaluate the extent of his head trauma. the outpouring of support continues for stow's family. tim lincecum donated $25,000 to help pay stow's medical bills. >>> a security crackdown has two dozen fans trading in gloves for handcuffs. we are jo

rick klein, abc news, washington. >>> we have new information this morning about the man police believe tried to set off a bomb in a mall near columbine high school. the fbi says that suspect earl albert moore had just been released from prison a week earlier. he had served time for a bank robbery back in 2005 and has a pretty long rap sheet. police discovered a pipe bomb and two propane tanks in that mall's food court last wednesday. that was the anniversary the columbine massacre. that mall, of course, was evacuated. >>> easter sunday in st. louis was a day for a remembering miracles, despite widespread damage from a tornado friday, no one was killed or seriously injured. as jeremy hubbard reports, that city's busy airport was hit hard. >> reporter: a welcome sign over st. louis, flights back in the air, more than 150 departures even as work crews and street sweepers continue to clear tornado debris below. but for the weary travelers who finally made it home, the headaches have just begun. >> there, it's like the passenger window might be a little windy going home. it's full of water

carroll has said -- kate has said it was the calvin klein got she had on her wall. have talked to her friends to said, she had a picture of william on her wall. it was a photograph of william taken with prince charles fishing at balmoral, and kate had ripped charles out of the picture. >> we will take a quick pause. there is so many different theories as to what the breakup happened. maybe it had something to do with prince william's father as well. they have made it to this day. 2007, that was four years ago. that is in the past. >> members of the royal family departed buckingham palace in this line of small vans. we're going to pause to taken some natural sound here in london. the motorcade is heading towards westminster abbey. we are about 30 minutes away from the beginning of the royal wedding, prince william marion kate middleton -- marrying kate middleton picket 20 minutes away from knowing what the dress is. one of the big headlines as we taken the scene from loneople wo see the peasantry of the royal wedding. some of them there for days and days. not necessa

klein asked.f the faa goes forward on the rule requirements will it affect the transcom's ability to execute the mission? >> as mr. babbitt went through, he said he would consider what i was worried that is one size doesn't fit all and our nonscheduled carriers are a bit unique to make sure we've built in the proper safety program for them. if they do the one-size-fits-all it will impact us in how quickly we can do it and velocity and drive up the cost for our u.s. carriers dramatically to the point where i start worrying about the competitive they will have on making sure they can to get in touch of modern airplanes. that's probably my biggest concern and between the orm facilities and making sure what commissions are like it is a little different than the legacy carriers and i just hope that they would consider that there is a difference. >> can i just natural down on that question just a little bit more? i'm aware of the air force instead of technology study that found that up to 70% of the mis

steve klein. >> tony again, please. >> i had a question. why do you think recently to such a backlash against a number michelle obama has in her office? >> guest: i have seen a lot of articles about that, actually more than i ever remembered being questioned about the numbers of people that serve our first lady. i remember being asked about it very early in 2009, how may people did laura bush had. and i said it varied. it varied. it was and the low '20s, but we would borrow people from other agencies to help us a short-term assignment, or different projects that we had, that we were engaged in. and i don't really remember this level of controversy over it. i don't know. i think maybe some of it is just questioning exactly, again, it does rear its head occasionally what is the first lady really do, and why do they need this number of people? and partly, too, i think that it could be maybe unfairly going after the president by going after his wife. >> host: we will go to denver. who is next, jennifer? >> next we have elizabeth. >> hi, ms. mcb

kevin klein, tom wilkinson, great actors that everyone will love.istory and beautiful movies that are really, really well done like by robert redford you will love this. a little bit slow in the courtroom drama scenes, but i give it four stars. go see it once again called "the conspirator." >> a very good movies at the weekend. >> go check them out. >> the news for this half hour and check us out at facebook wnn fans. >> and c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

were due for an intermediate term or klein, i don't think will see a real move in the market less greasyate that doesn't appear in the cards. >> mark: we'll bring you those numbers throughout the morning. i sunday area weather with fog and rain out there. >> louisa: wet weather this morning, rain now still socked in from mount tam camp. most locations actually drive. still producing a few days showers this morning. that will be the story. isolated raindrops pretty cool afternoon. temperatures are a little bit below average. strom tracker, not much. we are watching an isolated cell pushed its way to the north bay. also ran around the peninsula, we might squeeze out a few sprinkles, a little bit of a result. rainout temperature sitting in the '50s. it is really not going to warm up much as we head into the afternoon. future cast four is set for to a clock, a chance of more sprinkles. anything you see will be very, very late. raindrops even my noon, play raise stretching all the way down to the golden gate. by the afternoon spotty showers but that's about it. five-6:00 we will try out nicel

its use of cdos to transfer billions of dollars of risks to investors and assisted favorite favor klein did make a billion dollar gained at the expense of other clients and produce its own proprietary gains at the expense of the client, to whom goldman sold the cdo security. why would goldman deny what is so obvious that they were engaged in a huge short in the year 2007? why would they deny it? because they gained at the expense of their client, and they used abusive practices to do it. pages 482485. show what happened at the end of 2000 -- 2006, the beginning of 2007. in the mortgage market began to fall. they tried very hard to return some of the securities back to the people that they had obtained them from, they being goldman sachs. they said they were trying to quote but that is these loans getting the back to the people who had sold them to them quote will be a battle on page 44. the analyst, we analyzed that they would have to put back at least 26% of the new century loans. than on page 46, new century stop paying back the money that goldman was claiming it owed them because the

good thing but very rigorous standards and they shut down and they don't work and even more so joel kleinde an extraordinary effort to recruit people in from charters, maybe they did a lot to recruit good folks in. >> host: is it possible those things are a good experience for charters and that high standard is at a function of the existence of the charter cap? a restriction to use it more wisely? >> guest: you could argue that. >> host: would you argue that? >> guest: no. it is a fact that it is hard to find and develop the leadership necessary, a high performance will of any sort including a charter school but we could find a lot more. >> host: what is the cap? >> guest: who knows? they raised the cap last year. >> host: you don't have -- kind of an optimal figure. >> guest: i would bring the principle of charters into the system. i would do that and i would do something else. and joel kline has worked to do exactly this and this is what they have done in new orleans. the bottom line is whenever you see one of these transformational school, always they are run by someone who feels deep

. >> i need 10 or 15 skirts from calvin klein. >> what kind of skirt -- >> please bore someone else withn bee syndrome is a senior female who's worked her way up. once she gets positioned she doesn't play very nicely in the sand box. >> reporter: a new study suggests women who break through the glass ceiling are more likely to help male workers rather than female workers. according to the findings, men exceeded women in receiving job-related support from female supervisors and were more optimistic about promotion chances as a result. >> reporter: lara dillion isn't surprised. she started her career working under a woman and said she's experienced queen bee syndrome firsthand. >> some of the challenges i encountered with female bosses is this lack of trust or a competitiveness. >> reporter: the numbers suggest many americans have a negative perception of female bosses. according to a gallup survey people say if they got a new job, twice as many would rather work for a man than a woman. ella bell is a professor at dartmouth who's written about the perceived differences. >> particularly a m