. >> big news today in baseball, just in upper lander of the tigers throws his second no- hitter strikingthe kentucky derby, we knew going and this was going to be a wide-open field of who would've thought that 20 to 1 shot who would never before run on the dirt would hit the line first? here is the stretch call. animal kingdom paid 4320 on a bed to alex rios won the white sox he is a happy man tonight. the celtics beat the heat memphis the oklahoma city and they go up 2-1 in that series national over vancouver in the stanley cup playoffs. the final score out here tonight the sox win 6-nothing. let's just hope it's the start of something good because they need it. >> that's going to do for us for this saturday nights, from all of us have a good night and happy mother's day. >> we will see you back here tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m.

mary landers from the department of emergency management. $1.2 million award, funded through the department of homeland security. through the state of california to the department of emergency management. and the department is acting as the fiscal agent. and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have about it. commissioner mirkarimi: any questions? i had mine answered in meetings we already had. so thank you for that. i think it's very straightforward. just one -- on the 700 megahertz system, which agencies within san francisco will be utilizing

facing a varied diet been justin never lander after losing a perfect game -- justin verlander after losing a perfect game. rajlander struck out -- dav davis. the trial went on to win 9-0. -- detroit went on to win 9-0. greyhounds or on the attack. -- greyhound were on the attack. moments later, mary had-- mary hannebarry. loyola won the big east championship. championship. i will check at wendy's we grill fresh beef only from north america 'cause we believe that's the way you make hot and juicy hamburgers. like wendy's bacon mushroom melt with applewood smoked bacon and cheesy mushroom sauce. try one today. ♪ you know when it's real ♪ >> peak is making breakfast tomorrow for mother's day. and johnnie? >> we will have a branch. >> excellent. i hope you do the dishes. >> it will be a close call with the rain tomorrow. it looks like it will stay to the south and west of us. it will be 73 degrees for the high. baltimore is hoping for good weather. most of next week will look good. >> thank you for joining us. have a good night. & today the pentagon released eye tape seized in sunday's raid in

host: peter landers, thank you for your time this morning. coming up, we will talk about relations between the united states and china, economic relations between the two countries. next, we are going to take a look at changes announced this week to the endangered species list. we will talk overall about the endangered species act. we will do that after we take a look at the news via political cartoons. ♪ >> this weekend, michael dukakis on calvin coolidge and how he vaulted to a popular political figure. a look back at jimmy carter and his handling of the energy crisis of the 1970's. also, the long-term restoration of the treasury building. we will be live from mississippi for the 50th anniversary of the freedom riders. you can find the schedule online or have it emailed to you. follow the house and senate when you want. the comprehensive resource on congress makes it easy to find information about the elected officials with daily schedules, a full list of members, a list of house and senate sessions, and progress of votes on bills. it is no

the altere lander was a very capable lander. you do not have to develop the lander structure along with the heavy lift vehicle. i think if it is not framed well, it is easy to level the criticism you just mentioned. but i think in the end we have to think more carefully about what our future beyond lower earth orbit. i said in my brief comments that everyone looks back on the apollo program with admiration. but we need to draw lessons not only from that program but from the 40 subsequent years of space flight. there have been two efforts to launch an apollo-like initiative. president george h.w. bush announced an initiative to go to mars but the budget wasn't there. virtually immediately the budget was below that to which constellation was planning. they were planning against an ultimate steady state of $10 billion a year. that was lowered virtually instantly as well as not taking into account of deorbiting station in 2016. and with president obama's budget we were looking at something close to $7 billion a year. so i think we h

mary landers from the department of emergency management. this is a $1.2 million award, funded through the department of homeland security. through the state of california to the department of emergency management. and the department is acting as the fiscal agent. and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have about it. commissioner mirkarimi: any questions? i had mine answered in meetings we already had. so thank you for that. i think it's very straightforward. just one -- on the 700 megahertz system, which agencies within san francisco will be utilizing that system? >> supervisor, to the best of my knowledge it's all the first responder agencies, fire, police, sheriff, department of public health. commissioner mirkarimi: this will also be a complement to the current 800 megahertz system they currently use as well too,? >> it will, supervisor. commissioner mirkarimi: i'm curious, what does that look like practically speaking? they have two systems they are carrying with them in the event of an emergency? in other words, for sim

one thing that has changed, we are moving out, and i think this is the point at which and landers used to advise the lovelorn to wake up and smell the coffee. obviously, you feel differently, and i would like you to briefly tell us -- what are your grounds for optimism that these teams can be kept in our part of the bay area and that new stadiums can be built for them? >> i do not think they are going to give up their territory in san jose. we are talking. that is all i can say. the victory courtside is probably one of the best sites for a large movement of people anywhere left in the bay area. you have a ferry. you have the santrans tracks, two bart stations, and a lot of existing parking already because of the other areas there. and the city owns over half of the land, so it is ready to go, gorgeous, similar to what san francisco has been able to do with pacbell, i think. and it is a comparable situation. it would bring at least 2 million visitors to downtown oakland and jack london, which is exactly what those areas need. to have two major project ready to go. they have gotten to th

. >> where else can i find some place that i can store my lunar lander? reporter: marie is now selling her product online, and in a few retail stores. patrick buckley's ipad cover is taking off and 30 people have been hired to make it. >> we're on track to do between $3 million and $5 million this year. >> reporter: and tech shop is doing well, too. expanding to eight more locations. evidence that in america today, money may be tight, but ideas and ambition are flowing freely. john blackstone, cbs news, menlo park, california. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," how president obama kept the world's biggest secret secret. inside the planning for the bin laden raid. >>> plus, a florida judge is keeping a secret, too. the location of jury selection for the casey anthony murder trial. we'll tell you why. >>> and meet the winners of the latest "amazing race." for them, the second time was the charm. and all that and more coming up this morning on "the early show." that will do it for this monday morning edition of the "cbs morning news." apprecia

. >> where else can i can find someplace that i can store my lunar lander?er: marry is now selling her products on-line and in a few retail stores. patrick buckley's ipad cover is taking off and 30 people have been highered to make it. >> we're on track to do between 3 and $5 million this year. >> reporter: and tech shop is doing well too. expanding to eight more locations. evidence that in america today, money may be tight but ideas can and ambitions are flowing freely. john blackstone, cbs news, menlo park, california can. >> mitchell: and next on tonight's "cbs evening news", honoring a hero. the naming of the navy's newest warship puts a fallen seal in the national spotlight. you may not want to face the fact that you're at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke. plavix helps protect people with acs against heart attack or stroke: people like you. it's one of the most researched prescription medicines. goes beyond what they do alone by helping to keep blood platelets from sticking and forming dangerous clots. plavix. protection against heart attack or

eter landers, washington editor for the "wall street journal." how have plans to president obama's health care law gone out so far? guest: so far three judges found it constitutional and two. or your pay a penalty to tch so there's a real party stand still. host: so at the appeals court level on a couple of fronts, one dealt with virginia. can you tell us what happened. >> there was a hearing in two of the cases stemming from virginia one of which was found constitutional, the other wasn't. one of the issues that came up there was whether or not to state of virginia have standing to sue over the constitutionalty of this sflaw the three judges republican has the right, the standing to sue in this case. host: if he is argue, that the commonwealth does have a right, what's that? guest: the individual mandate that says you have to be insured or can can and then inter -- simply failed to buy a product. that is not economic activity that can be regulated by congress. and they say congress has never been allowed to regulate inact. -- inactivety, so what

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with the flexible path you do not have to up front develop all the lander infrastructure along with the heavy lift vehicle. if it is not framed well, is easy to level the criticism you just mentioned. but in the end we have to think more carefully about what our future beyond lower orbit looks like. i said in our brief comments that everyone looks back on the apollo program with admiration but we also need to draw lessons not only from that program but the 40 subsequent years of human spaceflight. twice since apollo there were efforts by u.s. presidents to launch an apollo like initiative. george h. w. printed -- george h. w. bush announced his space exploration initiative but the budget wasn't there. that was the initiative to go to mars. president george w. bush had the vision for space exploration which led to constellation. virtually immediately the budget was below that to which constellation was planning. they were planning it against and alternates that he state of $10 billion a year. that was virtually instantly lowered as well as not taking account cost of the orbiting station

strauss-kahn, that's the most extreme case, if those charges are true, he's not a womanizer, he's not a fill landera violent criminal. so that's at one extreme. at the other extreme there are cases that are more a matter of hypocrisy, for instance a politician that presents himself as a family values champion, in the case of newt gingrich, another one who's coming up a lot this week. who was pursuing the impeachment of a president for lie about his affair with an intern while he himself was having an affair with a white house staffer. so we're looking at hypocritical to potentially criminal. >> dominique strauss-kahn has been grouped with men like mike tyson who was convicted of rape. and for every cheater who losing their spouse like arnold schwarzenegger or tiger woods or jesse james as a matter of fact, there are many who manage to hang on to their significant others. but how can someone stick around after such an enormous betrayal. that's the subject of gail haggard, "why i stayed." she was married to ted haggard. the hag gars stayed married and opened up a church just last year. gail haggard i

it was ver lander's second no-hitter, the second one in baseball this year. this week minnesota's francisco liriano threw a perfect game, sorry, a no-hitter. almost a perfect game. >> verlander was magnanimous. he had that one walk i believe in the eighth inning and he actually said the ump made the right call. >> and he could have argued with the ump and gotten thrown out of the game. >> absolutely, ron, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> let's get the morning's weather with jackie meretsky. jackie, good morning. >> happy mother's day to everyone. just switching gears i'm thinking about all the mothers that live along the flood zone and that have to gather their families together to evacuate. a dire situation. the expected crest along the mississippi river at memphis is monday. now, meanwhile, we've also got some thunderstorms pushing through the area. however, really the damage is done because of all the rain that fell in april. a huge storm system west of the continental divide, we're talking about extremely gusty winds in the southwest. we've got

if you imagine a scenario in which you're going to the moon, you have to develop landers. that was a very capable of slander. and with the flexible path, you do not have to develop all of the lender -- lander technology. if it is not framed well, it is easy to love the criticism, but in the end, and -- to levy criticism, but in the end, we have to think about what our future looks like. i have said everyone looks back on the apollo program with admiration, but we also need to draw lessons from the 40 subsequent years of space flight. twice since apollo, there have been efforts made by u.s. presidents to launch of apollo- like initiatives. george h. w. bush announced his space exploration initiative, but the budget was not there. that was initiative to go to mars. george w. bush had his space exploration plan that led to oregon. they had been planning against an all estimates state of $10 billion a year. that was lower virtually instantly as well as not taking into account the stations, and ultimately with president obama's and budget, we were looking at close to $7 billion

and in the case of the constellation program, that was a very capable lander. the flexible path, you do not have to up front develop all of the land for infrastructure along with the heavylift vehicle. if it is not framed well, it is the book -- easy to level the criticism you just mentioned. but in the end, we have to think or carefully about what our future beyond low earth orbit looks like. i said in my brief comments that everyone looks back on the apollo program with admiration, but we need to draw not only from the program but for the 40 subsequent years of human spaceflight. twice since apollo there have been efforts made by u.s. presidents to launch an apollo- like initiative. announced hissineh space exploration initiative but the budget was not there. president george of you bush had his vision for space exploration which led to constellation, and virtually immediately the budget was below that which constellation was planning. they had been planning against an ultimate steady state of $10 billion a year. that was lowered virtually instantly as well a

everything short of the landers so if we needed to, we could make that decision. that is why it is flexible. >> thank you. that was a very clear fleshing out of the concepts behind the flexible path. and i appreciate you putting that on the record. i appreciate also you drawing the attention to appendix b of the report and i will quote from that appendix where as you had said, they had said in this case, you used the falcon-9 as an example of a commercial rocket being developed and, " they predictive cost to develop a falcon-9 would have been between $1.70 billion and $4.0 billion. the development costs for the falcon-9 launch vehicle was $300 million, $90 million was spent developing the the launch vehicle," and so forth. which brings you up to the total of $400 million. if this bears out that is it is that much difference, it corroborates the flexible path and the philosophy of the authorization bill and so to you, i would like you to comment whereas it appears in the past that we have seen a decline in american competitiveness in the commercial marketplace. doe

tomorrow on "washington journal," peter landers has an update on the legal challenges to the new health-care law. myron ebell and bill snape discuss the endangered species act, and stephenorlins talks about the status of trade disputes, exchange rates, and other issues. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> what series of choices did they make to become terrorists, to kill hundreds and thousands of people? >> investigated the journalist richard miniter looks at the architect of the 9/11 attacks. >> now that bin laden is dead, this is what we have to fear, these terrorist entrepreneurs. >> inside the mind of a terrorist, sunday night on "q&a". you can also download a podcast of "q&a", one of our many signature interview programs available online at c-span.org /podcast. >> next, a social security and medicare fund trustees released their program on the fiscal position of both programs, projecting a shorter lifespans for each. we will hear from treasury secretary tim geithner as well as other trusties including kathleen sebelius and labor secretary hilda solis. this 35-m

tomorrow on "washington journal," peter landers has an update on the legal challenges to the new health-careron ebell and bill snape discussed the endangered species act stephenorlins talks about the status of trade disputes, exchange rates, and other issues. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> what series of choices they made to become terrorist, to kill hundreds and thousands of people? >> in his new book, investigative journalist richard miniter books that the architect of the 9/11 attacks. >> now that bin laden is dead, this is what we have to fear, these terraced entrepreneur is. >> inside the mind of a terrorist, sunday night on "q&a". you can also download a podcast of "q&a", one of our many signature interview programs available online at c-span.org. >> next, the social security and medicare fund trustees released their annual report on the fiscal condition of both federal programs, projecting a shorter life span for each, due in part to the recession. we'll hear from treasury secretary tim geithner who is the managing trustee of the fund as well as kathleen

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