the antelope fire has moved into san labis koa county. >> steep terrain. steep rocky terrain which is making access tough at this time. >> the fire is burning in grassland so far. no structures are in danger right now. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> time now 5:04 we have developing news from pittsburgh. police launched an overnight search and rescue effort to find some missing jet skiers. ktvu allie rasmus arrived on the scene a short while ago. she is back live. what happened? >> reporter: well, dave, those two jet skiers are fine and in perfect house and didn't need to go to the hospital. sheriffs deputies said that what saved them because it was so warm overnight. about 70 degrees all night long. we are standing on the bit burg marina and the body behind us is the sacramento river. if you take a look at the water line here you can see it's low tide. it was low tide yesterday when the jet skiers went out around 5:30 and sheriffs deputies say that was part of their problem. they went out when the water level was very low. a lot o

stow remains in a koa ma at san francisco general hospital.last week his family said doctors were still lowering his seizure medicine. 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is the prime suspect but has not been charged with the beating. >>> time right now 5:03. the power is still out this morning for a handful of people in concord. the power went out about 2:30 this morning. it effected more than 2500 customers first in an area that stretches east of solano. right now about 116 customers have no electricity. the cause of the outage is still under investigation. >>> we are hear governor brown will -- we are hearing governor brown will veto a new budget. claudine. >> reporter: we expect this budget to be painful. with more cuts. millions of dollars in cuts. we don't know the details but there is word that it is coming. lawmakerst in the meantime will go through another day today without getting paid. i just took a look at 9 state controller facebook page and a lot of people showing them their support. . calling him their hero. he did exactly what was rig

hundreds of thousands of dollars that two edwards donors gave should have been considered campaign koans and reported. edwards lawyers argue the funds were gifts intended to keep the affair a secret from his late wife elizabeth. >>> a man that was nominated for a medal that took down a gunman has been fired. that was february 2010 when patrol special officer robert burns shot one of two suspects engaged in a gun battle outside of club suede. the 19-year-old man was killed and three others hurt. on wednesday the police commission decided to revoke burns' badge. >>> the cost of parking may soon be going up in the bay area's largest city. ktvu jade hernandez is joining us live from san jose to tell us this will make a lot of people angry. probably. right jade? >> reporter: yeah a lot of businesses are concerned and worried. there is five city own parking garages that are effected. right now it costs $2.25 to park at this city earned garage right here. the cost could go up. they want the rate to go up by 25-33% in order to pay for a city garage on fourth street which they still owe $38 mil

they are telling ktvu thoroughs koa was found sunday. >>> san leandro police are looking for two teenageying to lure two children into a van by promising them candy. an eight-year-old and nine-year- old told police they were walking at the intersection of carry drive. police described one of the teenage girls as 16 years old. asian with short black hair. the other is also about 16, white with separate shoulder length blond hair. >>> time now 5:17. more cheaters than expected are using the bay area first toll lane. but a possible solution is being tested right now. the toll lane on interstate 680 is free if you are car pooling. solo drivers you pay a toll through fast track. cal tran wants to try using cameras to see who is sneaking into the toll lanes after charge points. those cars will be identified by their license plates. they will be sent notices to pay the tolls. if this works fines could be put into place. >>> back over to sal for the commute this morning. sal. >> good morning, traffic is doing okay around the bay area. we do have at least one delay and i will tell you about that

. >> reporter: dave, a native spokesperson said the koa legislation is not looking assassinate gadhafi. . as nato air strikes continue to pound his compound, allied nations have pledged more than a billion dollars to help libyan rebels. world leaders including hillary clinton says time is running out for the dictator. >> we have reaffirmed there is only one way forward for libya. attacks against civilians must stop. gadhafi must go. >> reporter: but gadhafi refuses to step down. he says he will not surrounder and went on the offensive shelling the rebel city of midst are da. so far more than 1,000 people have been killed since fighting began. >>> there are strong doubts that gabrielle giffords will ever return to congress. doctors provided that grim update six months after gunman shot her in the head outside of a supermarket in tucson. gabrielle giffords still has problem communicating. earlier reports were optimistic but doctors are far more cautious when discussing her recovery. >>> it appears gop presidential candidate mitt romney does not need iowa. he will not compete in the iowa

this is outside of how's koa but the lines are already there. you can see for yourself. steve jobs is expected to introduce apples new i cloud. that is expected to make apples aye tune more powerful. it could make it tough on the rival services. steve jobs will also introduce apples next operating system. it's called lion. the keynote address begins at 10:00 a.m.. and again we are live outside there. you can see the people are already lined up and waiting. >> wow look at that. >>> 6:09 is the time. let's check back in with sal. how is traffic, sal? >> it's doing okay. there are no long lines at the bay bridge toll plaza or anywhere else. we are looking pretty good on the east shore freeway. it's not expected to stay this way. i think we will be doing pretty goo for the next hour or so. you can see bay bridge. the morning is moving along pretty well. let's go back to steve. >>> thank you, sir. mostly cloudy skies out there right now. there are a few breaks but there is still a lot of cloud cover hanging on. there is a lot of clouds. now we can still get a passing shower o

we are getting word out of france of an incident today involving president nicholas star koas. he was reaching over a metal barricade to greet people in a southern town when someone in the crowd grabbed him by the shoulder and pulled him toward the crowd. the president started to lose his balance and fall but was able to catch himself. security officers then tackled that person who grabbed him. >>> a new study this morning suggests that it was u.n. peacekeepers that brought cholera to haiti last fall. the outbreak killed more than 5500 people as the nation was already recovering from a major earthquake. the study says u.n. peacekeepers from nepal spread the disease in the water. the study confirms they were experiencing a cholera outbreak at the teenage. >>> 30 public swimming pools in massachusetts now closed after a woman drowned in a pool but they didn't find her for several days. the body of the 36-year-old marie joseph was found floating in the pool by some young people who jumped over the fence for a swim while the pool was closed. investigators want to know if she had be

you had senator koa burn who parched the entirety of the record of what happened and transpired on wall street, but specific to goldman. if you read the document, it is kind of astonishing, put aside the inconsistencies between the testimony that day with four reasonable senior executives deafing before senator levin. the reality here is that goldman saks understood no later than december 2006, the subprime market in particular was going over a cliff. it was going to be a disaster. they then ended uptaking the short position, which at its peak was $13 billion. $13 billion short position on the subprime market, a big position just for them. there was not ensuring liquidity, but a short position contrary to what they said elsewhere, and they knew that they could profit by betting against the market. i've absolutely no problem with that. they want to do that, that's great. all the years when i was making wall street cases, the response from the republicans, be it congress, the banking community, the ideologs pushing back was self-regulation will work because the markets will mend their own

or small government, left or righting but it's more that individuals and communities and government koa credits better services and makes the process transparent, very simple example of this, you may have heard of a site called see, click, fix, which i'm a big fan of growing out of a big guy in new haven wanting to report the potholes in his neighborhood, and he was about to just send in the information the old-fashioned way, make a phone call, sends in a letter, and it disappeared into a black hole, and he thought that's -- that doesn't seem good enough. what if i could make my report to be relevant person in my town, but for the report to be visible on a website where everybody can see it and we all could tell whether or not people had the same problem and whether the problem was getting resolved; right? he built the plat platform and made it easy. you can take a picture, upload the picture, designate who the picture is sent to. the site also tells you what agency to send it to, and you can tell how long it takes for problems to be resolved. because the information is transparent, eve

now have the resources to make sure that we can do that as well as the audit in question that both koa-chairman and mr. tiefer referred to. >> one thing we've seen time and time again is when agencies put precious slots against a function, it's an indicator of what the agency tends to values. just a run down on your numbers, ambassador kennedy. you have a approximately 9 # ,000 people? -- 9400 people roughly 1234 >> i believe that's a little high. >> how many people work for you roughly? >> well, counting -- i'm sorry, counting all the counselor officers overseas and the passports, it comes to 9400, yes, sir. >> you have approximately 206 senior executive positions? >> at the state department. >> no, in your office, i'm told it's 206, senior executive and senior foreign service. my question is how many senior executives are working in acquisition? >> we have two. >> two, does that include -- >> you're asking for direct, and i'm saying two. >> and that's -- i know both of them, they testified before us. >> yes, correct, sir. >> so is that the right number? if you have nm206 senior executive posi