at would lapse as well. our acquisition programs lapse. our next major acquisition timeline is mid-march for our eighth national security cutter. that will be placed on hold as well. >> the coast guard is always tight on cash even under the best of circumstances. you have been operating on a continuing resolution facing the threat of s sequestration. talk about the impact of that as well as what sequestration would do to you. >> it is easy to go back in time toto 2013 when we were operating under a continuing resolution. we found ourselves in a sequested ajit -- budget less than the appropriated budget to begin with. when that hits you on the first of march in a fiscal g given year, your only discretionary costs are fuel. we tied up ships. we tied up airplanes. much of our adversaries. the transnational criminal organizations we intersect at tsea. to contrast that with issue, we have seized more drugs in the eastern pacific in two months alone than we did in all of 2013. steady, reliable budgets are imperative to conduct operations. >> tal

this time lapse by photographer michael binski shows a different angle. from this spot near the heart of the city, you can see the storm roll right over the phoenix skyline, including a busy i-10 in the foreground. but just before the haboob reaches the highway, he makes a mad dash for safety. >> when the dust storm hit, i had jumped in my car and it was instantaneous blackout. i'd never been in a dust storm that turned the lights off that fast before. >> incredibly, the historic haboob on july 5th rolls through the city without a single death reported. this doctor credit is phoenix residents for observing proper haboob protocol. >> it might have been due to the warning that the national weather service was able to put out about this. but one of the nice things about this particular storm was there were very few injuries that were associated with it. people were able to do the things they were supposed to do. pull off to the side of the road, turn their lights off and take their feet off the brake. >> the city doesn't escape completely unscathed. the dens

want to show you the time lapse from ocean beach. the beautiful day, a friday and what you'll notice is there's not a lot of people out there enjoying that beautiful weather. so if you want to hit any of the local beaches, today looks good. even better for tomorrow. high pressure is now firmly in control of our weather pattern. driving those winds offshore pushing the marine layer way back out to sea. and yeah that marine influence is completely negated as a result. let's talk about the beach temps. pacifica, 72 degrees there for today. 73 meanwhile in half moon bay. beautiful conditions. and the warmest beach city for today will be santa cruz. you're going to be closer to 80 degrees as we get into your weekend. let's talk about what goats's going on this weekend. marine mammals are being rehabilitated regularly at the sausalito marine mammal center. usually they charge an admission, but sunday it's free for you and the family. very educational experience and you can find out about all the sea life right here in the bay area. i was i

add to the fact that they use a time-lapsed camera, people love to watch things in time-lapsed cameras>> some people even go so far as they will get ketchup and french fries and try it. >> jason's passion for creating unusual works of art doesn't stop with ketchup and fries. there's the cheetos elvis using crumbled cheetos, the lipstick angelina jolie drawn with various shades of lipstick, and the bette davis mascara painting drawn completely with mascara. but his most famous work comes shortly after he finishes ketchup art. it's a time-lapsed version of the mona lisa using microsoft paint. >> most people that have used windows have tried microsoft paint. it's the paint program included. it's usually good enough to draw a stick figure, and that's the extent of it. >> jason says he wanted to create fine art while using a simple consumer program like microsoft paint. >> the idea i had was to take something that people had experience with and put it with another thing, which was the mona lisa. it was two things that they could relate to and give it a value of its own. >> despite the limit

columbia, south carolina this is time lapse video of a wavy canopy of clouds. they look like giant rolling pins moving over the city. nbc meteorologist bill karins -- that's crazy looking. >> time lapse, happening fast. this in the southeast, roll clouds, not usually associated with severe weather. lou in the sky and it's frightful. what's doing on. just a little moisture in the atmosphere. cool air at the very surface, warmer temperatures aloft. amazing scene. rare. widespread in south carolina. let's talk about what's the next weather threat. it's going to be the middle of the country as we go throughout our severe weather season. this is usually the favorite spot. that's the case over the next several days. severe storms. thunderstorms possible, little rock oklahoma and texas. doesn't look too bad. hail possible in wichita falls north of abilene. dallas stays out of the worst of it. wednesday a bad severe weather day this week with the possibility of a few tornadoes. it would be in the middle of the country. we're going to see from dallas oklahoma city des m

this is the last thing the secret service needs after a string of security lapses. one of the agents being investigated is second in command of the president's security detail. this incident happened march 4th at about 11:00 p.m. while the secret service was investigating a suspicious package. the agents have been identified as mark connolly who works on the president's detail and george ogilvy a sign yore supervisor. they arrived at the scene after a night of alleged drinking they ran through security tape and then ran through the gate of a white house during an investigation of a suspicious package. the package turned out to be nothing. the new secret service direct eror john clancey. the leaders of the house committee that oversees the secret service issue add statement last night saying the fact that this event involved senior level agents is not only embarrassing but shows a clear lack of judgment in a dangerous situation. a report last december called for new leadership at the agency following a string of embarrassing security lapses. agents were disciplined f

building noticing not a a commercial building in the hopes of driving the tenant out office use has lapsed more than 4 years in the section and it's lapsed so this is appropriate for this this and other buildings south of market we urge to pass the resolution. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you very much for holding this very important hearing i'm

building noticing not a a commercial building in the hopes of driving the tenant out office use has lapsed more than 4 years in the section and it's lapsed so this is appropriate for this this and other buildings south of market we urge to pass the resolution. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you very much for holding this very important hearing i'm a member including but not limited to a kathy i'm a member of the anti displacement coalition and a member of the senior disability alliance of california for community empowerment it is really disheartening to walk through the community in san francisco those days this is transformed into a place where protecting and that poor people are being shut out that's objective and cranes fill the skies for office towers and luxury apartment and condominium and the majority of population need housing are few i turn you to sowing to ask people living in the affordable units on market street be allowed to stay he and not converted to commercial space this is loss to their homes and departure from san francisco is

as the time lapse moves on, a few high clouds over napa county, samona county, it will be a mostly sunny us. to sum it up with mostly sunny and warmer conditions on sunday. cooling down this coming week. no rain in sight. forecast highs well above where they should be for this time of the year. overnight lows, we'll be seeing readings, low 50s. tomorrow we'll be near 80 degrees. above it at morgan hill. over in the east bay, numbers nudging 83 at walnut creek. 76 and 78 for vallejo. looks nice. 81 at santa rosa. and in the far north bay, 83 degrees. boy, upper 70s today, warmer tomorrow and 81 degrees. pressure is on. temperatures up tomorrow, will peek in the low 80s inland before cooling it off monday, tuesday, and wednesday. a few patches of low clouds along the shoreline. other than that, the week ahead looks like a sunny one. ann. >> all right, check this out -- pink. pink chickens. yeah, pink chickens in portland, oregon. generating a lot of buzz. do we not have the pictures? there we go. see, i told you. >> look at that. >> so, how do you think they figure out this color? >> you g

also from other folks in the fold is that, you know, that early imprinting in the brain on world lapsing is important to be successful anyway in your opinion i'm thinking .2 is not adequate so tell me if you think it is we can do this and also we were to add another language i'm sure you're aware of we have co-authorized a resolution around arabic and others because chinese and japanese and it is the biggest next one, if you think that .2 is adequate it will take more than that .2 doesn't allow for much but maybe something in the current budget we're also addressing to i don't know if you can explain that to me. >> i think a .2 is adequate and for a lot of the programs it requires supervisors administration active staff including myself to engage the community we have the opportunity to engage in the thank you for the opportunity community a that's not something we will devote a tremendous amount have teachers on special assignments it will have a lot of wrap around administration active implementations through the placement process there's under the multi world language a .4 allocation

>> reporter: last week's alleged incident was just the most recent incident embarrassing security lapse for the secret service in the last few years, but the first -- audio difficulties ] he's been on the job a month. joseph clancy was tapped by the president last month to head up and clean up the secret service after a handful of embarrassments. >> being a teacher myself i hold myself to higher stanleys and i would expect the same from anybody -- standards and i would expect the same from anybody working with the secret service. >> reporter: two secret service agents crashed into a white house barricade last week after a night of drinking. officers on duty reportedly wanted to arrest the agents until a supervisor let them go home. >> that seems a little suspect to let it go. i understand they're trying to keep it out of the public's eyes but kind of got to take care of public safety. >> d.c. is unique because we have so many police organizations and people are always looking after one another. give people the benefit of the doubt, but protect the public. protect the president. protect

so i'll show you our time lapse. can see that snow in ijamsville maryland and i like this time lapse because toward the end of it you can see some of the clouds rolling in and we have some patchy clouds out there right now. and temperatures are actually still relatively mild. in remington virginia, 48 degrees now after a high today of 64. in clifton, virginia, 62 earlier today. we've dropped down to 46. but still sticking in the lower 50's right now in montgomery couldn't at the maryland soccerplex. 52 degrees at this hour. a little bit cooler, though. in shadyside maryland, notice the high today only 49 degrees because we had a little bit of easterly wind blowing off the cooler bay waters. 41 degrees there now. and our winds, for the most part they have been out of the south. but we're starting to see this cold front move through and that's why we're going to have cooler temperatures tomorrow. the winds are coming in from the northwest. so ushering in this cooler air mass and when we get the cooler air moving in the

across china, more and more rural enclaves have lapsed into these so-called "bachelor villages" in the last decade... ...places where an abundance of men, mired in grinding poverty, has bred a sense of desperation. zhao zufa doubts he will find a wife. he is 45 years old, and lives at home to care for his widowed mother. his brother is also unmarried, and has moved away to find work. zhao fears he will likely spend the rest of his days a bachelor, tilling fields of corn and chinese cabbage. >> "my conditions do not allow me to go out to earn money, so i can't find a wife and do not have any children yet. and my family still lives in deep poverty." most single women have left the village in search of better- paying jobs in the cities. some men have left too, but many like zhao stay behind, fulfilling an obligation to tend to parents and property. "all the young girls have left home and work in shoe factories in zhejiang province so that they can send money home. they discover that place is better than our village so they get married there. -and don't come back. even when their parents a

in arkansas, watch this time lapse video of a severe storm developing. on the west coast, a dust devil crossing the road in san bernardino county, california. overnight, this was the view of los angeles. beverly hills completely lyly dark. more than 3,000 people losing power due to high winds. this car pancaked by a toppling tree. firefighters using the jaws of life to rescue the driver through the roof. >> tonight, the severe weather is here. >> reporter: it is here and the atmosphere is very angry. tornado warnings right now that include tulsa, oklahoma also just north and east of fayetteville arkansas. those areas have to be indoors, taking cover. this is a serious situation tonight. all of that pink area the severe thunderstorm watch and it comes along that stationary front, a boundary that the low is going to come across. and what it means is anybody in orange so from louisville through evansville, back to wichita falls, i need you to be on alert, especially in the red highlighted area tonight. the other headline david, thursday and friday could see

but, we are tracking rain, dow want to show you one cool time lapse videoment now take a look at this, the west vincent elementary school, chester springs, 7:00 this morning what i want to call your attention to are the snow piles. look right here. and right here. and watch what happens as we go through the day sun comes up kids come to school. watch how the snow piles justice appear and they're gone. we had tons of snow melt all across the area yesterday. >> watch out for any puddles from the melted snow do refreeze this morning especially in the colder suburbs, like chester springs, watch out for few icy spots there. >> sun up in time, we may see little sunshine this morning but not too optimistic. take a look what's is headed our way. we are cloudy all day long, it will be mild as the warm air starts to lift, in but tracking some steady rain through the evening hours and into tonight specially. so temps right now 32 in wilmington, 33 in philadelphia, notice again how chilly it is in our suburbs by 4:00 p.m. that first band of rain really starting to push in, it will impact the even

i was just watching yesterday, a time lapse series of ice in the arctic. and i can tell you that essentially as viewed from north america, there was a swirling mass of ice, and this is over several decades, and that swirling mass becomes less with every passing year. two where pathways are starting to be ice free in the summer. that is a massive change happening with a single human lifetime, which is but a blink in time when you think about the age and course of this planet. so big changes occurring, and windows changes occur, we do have additional problems arise. -- and went additional changes occur, we do have additional problems arise. the ice reflects the sunlight and keeps the water cooler. therefore, we have a magnification of the effect of global warming at the polls. this is not a good thing. whether we are looking at the impact of farming or for us, which are burning or the impact of oceans and fisheries, which are becoming too acidic, we have a responsibility to address those issues. and that means we are going to have to not burn all of the foss

. >> if they slow down, they risk getting lapsed -- hitting lapsed -- getting lapped.eally interesting things going on in barcelona. let's get you to bloomberg top headlines -- in moscow thousands of mourners and dignitaries paid their respects to the slain russian opposition leader. the human rights foundation chairman spoke about the possible motives behind his murder. >> when you investigate the crime, you should look for the motive. he was the most vocal critic of putin's regime. you release numerous reports about violations of human rights and most importantly, he was about to release his new report about the presence of russian troops in ukraine. cory: supporters are calling for new protests against letter putin. best buy is boosting its internet payments as it offers special dividends -- $.51, to increase its quarterly payout to $.23. they're hoping to/$400 million in operating expenses over three years. and live from beijing, it's saturday night -- the chinese version of the long-running comedy show is in the works. lorne michaels is teaming up with a chinese v

it uses time lapse photography that identifies embryos at the highest likelihood to survive. it costs about $1500. the washington wizards are making a 13-year-old boys ream come true. the fan is battling brain cancer. jeanette reyes is there. reporter: right now, we are on the court here where the wizards and the make-a-wish foundation are making a dream come true. the star for today is nathan. he is from virginia. he suffers from a rain -- rare form of brain cancer. your wish was to play with the wizards. how has that been going. you had breakfast with them. >> it's been amazing. just hanging around with the players has been awesome. jumy: your mom told me that you told john wall that you have all of these pictures of him because you love him as a player. what was his reaction? >> i have a big fat head of him. i showed him the picture and i hope it wasn't creepy to him. he said that is something i've seen with many fans. i was happy with his reaction. reporter: what was the most exciting part of today. >> probably playing on the court with them. we get to take some shots. re

a time lapse video. could be a little gross but it is tradition.engine" found today. >> the port authority came up with $11 million. >> a lot of money. it will go in someone's pocket. ♪ ♪ bill: you are chasing a story of the port authority bus terminal. >> came up with job a job dropping number. up to $11 billion. i asked what they think of that number. >> it's a lot of money. it's going in someone's pocket. >> i think it needs improvement but i don't know what they would do with $11 billion. sanitation a couple more workers maybe security. >> the legislators in new jersey and new york have attempted to reform the port authority. but governor christie and cuomo vetoed the efforts. >> one of the thing legislators were trying to do was get more transparency. so how are we supposed to know where this money is going? bill: a classic government boondoggle. they could pay for a limo for every bus rider instead of building this with that kind of money. >> how much do you really no about this? the most expensive real estate in the united states. by a huge

. >> following a string of security lapses at the white house, secret service to richard joseph clancy testifies before house appropriations subcommittee today. you can see it live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. later, the featured speaker at the center for strategic and international studies. she will discuss her department's energy priorities. to that lot at 1:00 p.m. eastern also on our campaigning network c-span3 bank. >> this week in, the c-span city store has partnered with media, to learn about the history and literary life of collapse, georgia. >> inside the museum is the remains of the confederate army clad, the css jackson, and this is an ironclad that was built your in columbus and the war. there are oval shapes that are actually the gun ports of the jackson. the jackson is armed with six rifles. the particular rifle firing today is one of the guns built specifically for the jackson. it was cast at the selma naval works in some a, alabama and completed in january 1865 -- and selma, alabama, and completed in january to 65. the row claim to fame, there are onl

maybe the time lapse that will be great and as they have been very good about that out in that area. but the temperatures, okay, 23 in gaithersburg and 25 in manassas. about 27 down in to fredericksburg and 26 in la platta. 25 in frederick. they will taper off by 7:00 p.m. south and east. all right over. and at least until 2:00 tomorrow and quite possibly all of tomorrow in the suburbs, which is kind of unusual. the average high is 52 as they will still be a mess. but that we had a general four to ten-inch snowfall, pretty impressive. and that they would look at the nationals. 1.8 inches, the official measurement tonight. the temperatures are in the 20s as we would clear out quickly, pretty much clear. 5:30 to 6:00 in the morning, these are single digits. and the low teens downtown. and maybe a little overdone, although the clear skies, that it will be very cold with some record lows. by 1:00 still in the 20s. we still think that they would make it 35 degrees. tonight light snow ending, clearing, breezy, very cold. 6 to 18 as they needed to open up the range tonight. the day planner

the fact is that we have fall conditions on the time lapse. at 8:30 this morning, we have blue sky that continues right throughout this afternoon as well. so let's get right into that weekend. here's the big change for us today. it looks like it will most likely be warm right into monday's forecast. if you happen to have a three-day weekend coming your way, it looks good on saturday sunday and monday with upper 70s in the south bay and sunny skies. the peninsula is also looking at the same thing. now monday could be a little bit iffy. right now we are going with more of a 77-degree reading. if the winds change more onshore by monday we may see this cool down a little bit. but for right now, plan for awesome weather all the way through monday. san francisco, that's where we'll see some changes. look, it's great on saturday. 75 degrees. by sunday we have clouds and onshore winds move in. a little bit of cloud cover. temperatures cool off but it will still be above average into monday. north bay east shore, also for the tri-valley it's not your e

i am going to hopefully be able to show you a pretty time lapse tonight at 11:00. it has been chilly today, not as cold as yesterday. temperatures are in the 40's. this morning, 18 degrees. it was 19 this morning at martinsville. 25 the morning low at nats park. 45 degrees right now. definitely not baseball weather. we have got warmer temperatures in the days to come. it is much milder than it was at this time yesterday. temperatures anywhere between 10 and 20 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. clear skies right now, but i want to zoom out on radar to show you what is coming. high clouds approaching the area. this is the front that will bring us a chance for some showers overnight tonight while you are sleeping and early tomorrow while you are waking up. that will also bring us warmer temperatures. futurecast initializes at 8:00. clouds increasing. after midnight, by 6:00 a.m., some rain showers move in. it will be very light. higher elevations may see a few wet snowflakes, but i think that is about it. i can :00, skies begin to brighton. it is g

a beautiful time lapse from clark county high school virginia. the march sun angle really helping melt some of the snow, but still a good bit out there. also notice the moonrise on the left-hand side of the screen. it was a full moon last night, really bright outside. the difference you will notice tonight is the temperatures. they are not going to be anywhere near as cold. last night we were in the single digits. after 11:00, still in the 40's, manassas 37 is the exception. the high temperatures today, much milder, 49 degrees was the high. believe it or not, that is still below average. 53 as the average high. it was 67 in st. louis, 70 degrees in kansas city. the jet stream is lifting north and much milder temperatures will be coming. it is so much milder than it was just last night. 18 degrees in the district, up and down the east coast everyone enjoying the slightly milder weather conditions. as far as the weather precipitation, we don't really have much we are watching at home. off to the north, some snow showers moving through upstate porti

the time lapse from damascus elementary school, sunshine, than the clouds thicken through the afternoonnow squalls. looking through the clouds, you can see some of the snow falling, evaporating before it hit the ground. i did not see any snow flurries but i heard from so many of you saying the passing flurries blown by the wind north of d.c. check out the temperatures, the last weekend of march, 34 degrees right now in d.c. at roots charter school, feels like 26 landover 21 is the feels like temperature in germantown at seneca valley middle school. the air temperature is 30 degrees. the temperatures well below average, 60 degrees. it feels anywhere between 15, 20 degrees below where we should be this time of year. it is still cooler than yesterday. yesterday's high was 50, and we are about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. milder days on the horizon. the wind is still gusty, anywhere between 25 and 30 miles per hour out of the northwest. that will subside overnight. snow showers moving through new england, but this system will be pulling further offshore later tonight, allowing for the

this morning we started off with clouds and this great time lapse, you can see the streams of light. the clouds have moved out. we have brilliant sunshine and the winds are slowly starting to diminish, but my oh my what a gusty day it was today. middletown maryland a wind gust of 47 miles per hour. 44 miles per hour wind gusts where the temperature right now is 49 degrees. and 43 miles per hour wind gusts in chevy chase. the winds starting to diminish and we will continue to see the winds subside over the next several hours. believe it or not still snow in new england. poor new england cannot catch a break but that system moving off to the north and high pressure moving in from the west has brought us gusty winds with the pressure gradient. it bumps our temperatures up in the 60s. but tonight it's going to be chilly. keep it in mind for yourself and the kids getting out the door for the monday morning commute. it will be chilly. 38 degrees in the city but the suburbs closer to 32. lighter winds as well. tomorrow morning after a chilly start i think by recess time fort kids by lunchti

there have been grave lapses that have to be dealt with.shooting where the bullet wasn't discovered. i don't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. the new director is the best we had. he is a change agent and i hope he fixes it. i still have an emotional attachment to them. i never really left. >> you're a unique corps and bunch. i just worry with the number of incidents it's troubling. >> and it should be, and i'm glad we're highlighting it. hopefully it will change and we won't have these conversations in in the future. >> thank you very much good seeing you again. >> you too. >> those officers in ferguson surviving but it's not a matter of lives. it could be a matter of dollars and cents. it's clearly make nothing sense. >> trouble in front. tirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financ

time lapse of congressional country club in bethesda and at the bottom of the screen you can see the snow. watch what happens during the day. full day of sunshine more intense high angle sunshine at that. and watch the snow slowly disappear from view. still a little bit left around the fringes. leon you never get that far out of the fairway for it to matter you wouldn't lose the ball in that snow, would you? here we go. temperatures around the area. on the weather bug network, currently 58 degrees in madison and 54 in manassas. the lows this morning in the 30's to about 40. clear skies tonight. winds will diminish. temperatures will turn a bit colder. if you spend any time outside tonight, if you're like me with the sunshine little sniffles, steve rudin is in the storm watch weather center and he has one fact that may explain some of that to you. >> that pollen count is beginning to increase as we move through the month of march. it's only going to get worse as we head into april. trees in the moderate category mold in the moderate category. no need to worry about weeds and grasses y

republicans have accused her of avoiding transparency and committing ethical lapses. >> i went above and beyond what i was requested to do. >> reporter: clinton said her server would remain private. the state department is reviewing the emails that clinton has turned over. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> a spokesman for republican house speaker john boehner said clinton's press conference raised more questions than it answered and the american people deserve the truth. >>> it was a packed courtroom today during crucial testimony in one of the biggest lawsuits in silicon valley. ellen pao is suing her former venture capital firm for sex discrimination. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, she chose to sue for $16 million to make a point. >> i wanted to make sure my story was told. >> reporter: in her second day of testimony in the kleiner perkins discrimination trial ellen pao told jurors that after ending an affair with an exec at the firm she was slowly choked out of business deals before ultimately getting fired. in cross-examination, kleiner perkins's attorney who had been voicin

end of this time lapse, you'll see that skies brighten and we get blue skies. that's the nice end to kind of a cloudy and unseasonably cool day here in the nation's midsection. 46 degrees at reagan national right now. 52 in luray and culpepper. jumped to 50 degrees in baltimore after being in the 30's all day long and so our average is in the upper 50's and we're well below that today. but some changes on the horizon as i kind of show you the wider view. you can kind of see where this front is set up with temperatures well into the 70's over tennessee, arkansas and even into georgia. get farther towards the north still in the 30's new york city only at about 44 degrees but we're going to start to tap in to some of this warmer air come thursday as a warm front lifts to our north. but also with that front does come the chance for some showers and even a few thunderstorms. as of right now, here are some of those showers and i'm pointing these out because they may be bringing some showers come early tomorrow morning for the commute. you can already see some of thos

look at the time lapse from san jose. you've been the bullseye the last couple days as the low pressure areas pass by. the south bay received the most rainfall. how about this video huntington beach california. is that snow on the beach? looks like it. a big hail storm hit huntington beach. looks like maybe the canadian coastline, not the california coastline. a beach blanket of hail in southern california. talk about additional rain chances coming up. >>> two men shot and killed in livermore and the one person who survived the confrontation is now behind bars. police say it may have been a contraband deal gone wrong. authorities arrested 28-year-old james ware just hours after last night's shooting. we talked to a woman visiting a growing memorial at the scene. she says one of the victims is her ex-boyfriend and the father of her 4-year-old son. >> he's very loved. he's very missed. it's going to be one of the hardest things to have to tell his son. >> james ware is not charged with murder. he is charged with grand theft

a shocking new report revealing serious security lapses in our air traffic control system. gallagher live with more on that scary story. >> just so you know the faa's air traffic computeers are processing everything from flight plans, radar, navigation, weather updates, in-flight communications an landing guidance. without the faa computers your flight is not going anywhere. now, this report by the gao, general accounting officer, makes it clear the af traffic system has significant security control weaknesses. the report goes on to say because the federal aviation administration has not addressed security weaknesses in a timely way not only are the feds unable to stop hackers from breaking into the vastness work of faa computers, once they get inside, the faa would have trouble detecting them and, therefore, would not be able to contain or eradicate the threat. >>> the worry here is not that terrorists would have the ability to crash planes or set them on a collision course but they could disrupt vital information and bring the entire system to a stand still. the gao has n

time lapse photography shows one of the smaller pieces emerging from the pit dug to reach this stranded tunnelling machine. a huge industrial crane pulls it up an out as the unprecedented repair job nears a crucial stage. replacement parts sit nearby which project managers hope will get the tunnel project back on track. bertha is the biggest and most important tool in the $3.1 billion plan for replacing seattle's earth quick damaged double deck waterfront highway. >> we don't have a total estimated cost yet. >>reporter: the tunnel was supposed to be complete by now with the whole project finished and cars using the new underground highway by this december. the current timeline though pushes that date back to 2017. neither the contractor nor the state department of transportation will discuss just how much the 14-month delay, all of bertha's repairs and upgrades could add to the budget. the official stance is that this project isn't technically overbudget at this point. >> we're going to complete this job and we're going to be accountable to the public. the contract will be accountable.

leading 142 with 267 lapses and the race ended just in time judging by the right rear tires.first career win in las vegas. the warriors have the best bench in the nfl and a lot of times recent history it depended on if he will be a hot shooter or clay thompson was a hot shooter. i think this team can win with defense and it can win at the bench. multidimensional team. >> still exciting all of the way into the season. >> yes. get your play off season. >> yes. both guys on the show tonight, disappointing in frank gore departure. >> yes. >> thanks for watching, "60 minutes" is next. all of your latest newses captioning funded by cbs and ford >> stahl: it's a mysterious death that has made world headlines. the victim was found with a bullet in his head. he was an argentine prosecutor with ten bodyguards and a long list of enemies, including the country's president and foreign minister. one of the great mysteries is whether mr. nisman killed himself or whether he was murdered. so, what do you think? >> that i am... i am part of that mystery. i don't know. >> lance corporal jonatha

but in a major lapse, an identity thief in vietnam was able to gain access to a database containing personal information about 200 million americans from a company owned by experion. >> they were selling information they claim unknowingly. the person posing as an american private eye was a 24-year-old man from vietnam who pleaded guilty to identity fraud. in a statement, experion said any implication that there was a breach of 200 million records is entirely false and misleading while the size of the database may be 200 million, that does not mean they were accessed. to be clear, no experion information was accessed. >> it's a recipe for disaster when they collect this information on people and when they have a security incident that jeopardizes the security of that information, there really aren't any consequences. the question that comes out of this is how can we feel safe, the public at large, about keeping this sensitive information in the hands of data others. >> that particular case is one that is ongoing. it's a legal investigation, a law enforcement investigation and it's possible th

i wanted to show you this time lapse from soma san francisco. really looking good for a beautiful day shaping up in the city with temperatures ending up in the 70s. because of though low clouds to start, still pretty chilly out there. you might want to grab a light sweater, but something you can peel off over the course of the next hour or two. those temperatures are going to shoot right up now that the sun is blazing across the greater bay area. 10 to 15 degrees above average for today. if you're headed out and about for lunch, by about 12:30 today, temperatures climbing quickly. we'll be at 63 degrees on the east shore. 74 degrees. that's the high for today on the peninsula. hard to beat that. 72 in oak town. looking good in the tri-valley to hit about 77 degrees. because we're still seeing a minor offshore flow our temperatures are nearly uniform. it's going to be 71 degrees in oakland today. from fremont, 74 degrees. so not a big temperature difference. typically those microclimates can start to make a big appearance this time of year. more

this time lapse shows the impact of lake-effect snow as it moved into buffalo, new york. >> people were stranded on the highways, the interstate. >> nick louis, a professor of science at williams smith colleges in geneva, new york. >> i tell my students to imagine a bald top of the mountain. just a little push and that ball goes all the way the mountain. just a little push rices vigorously in the atmosphere and produces intense snow. >> it feels like weather is becoming extreme. >> a lot of research has shown that, as it will become the norm. >> does science suggest this is going to happen more and more. >> i think that's the reasonable inference from what we're seeing. >> when is extreme weather like buffalo's due to climate change, and when is it just plain wild weather. there is a new field called attribution science that tries to assess whether climate change played a role in these extreme weather events. take the extreme heat that caused wildfires in 2013. was it climate change? according to research published in the bulletin of the meteorological society, probably yes. and what ab

within the past few lapses, it is losing a bit of steam.'m not concerned with that, but it may impact the morning commute a little bit. with some temperatures closer to freezing, especially the higher elevations, above 2500 feet, there may be freezing rain. the big crux of the forecast is the warmer air heading our direction. it will be cold heading out the door tomorrow, 35 degrees. get the umbrella in your purse, backpack help the kids at the bus stop. the clouds on the increase. 7:00 a.m., spotty sprinkles, but that is about it. we stay cloudy and relatively cool for the day tomorrow, with eyes only near 50 degrees. a little warmer than today, but we jumped 20 degrees thursday. it will not be picture-perfect because clouds come showers. it will be breezy as well, and maybe a rumble of thunder in the afternoon and evening as the cold front slides through. we drop into the upper 50's behind the front friday. the weekend will be dry, but cool. 44 degrees saturday, 50 degrees sunday for stop early next week we returned to average. alison: we

so, as we let the time lapse go on. seeing the high clouds coming in from time to time.ing tomorrow will be sunny. not as sunny as it was today and not as warm. so, that is just to sum it up. tomorrow, mild, nice, plenty of sunshine. by tuesday, wednesday, the temperatures come down slightly more. they will drop about 8-10 degrees on tuesday. winds coming up on wednesday. then, as high pressure moves inland and takes east. that ridge in the atmosphere will produce warmer temperatures. tomorrow, 80 degrees, oakland, 72. numbers above average, san francisco, 64. now, south bay, 78 degrees, redwood city for monday, hayward, 75 degrees, morgan hills, 78. in the east bay, plenty of sunshine. 78 for brentwood and fairfield. and middle 70s will do it. head up to the north bay, wine country, low to middle 70s, chilly by the ocean, the bay, just 60, but, in the far north bay the numbers in the middle 70s. now, the temperature changes on tuesday and wednesday. coming up on friday. but, next sunday, things could cloud up and it will be very interesting. paul will preside over all o

i know i'm lapsed unitarian. >> can you be a lapsed unitarian? >> check it out. this is what you get. >> from what you're saying, let me push you on something else right here. if this is a process and it's things are going toward, with any luck, something that's even better with be did jefferson think this could only be -- i mean the union became very much an exceptionalist concept by the mid 19th century. is it that way in jefferson's mind? could this happen somewhere else? >> there is an exceptional dimension. you know the city on the hill idea that we've heard from ronald reagan as he was channeled john winthrop, that idea that united states is an exemplary nation, the example suggests that others can follow. but "follow" is the key word. they will become more enlightened in the fullness of time. what's remarkable about the american people is -- these are the people who made the revolution -- is that they -- they're all literal, mostly except in places like virginia -- just joking. i come from new england. i can't help it. they're largely literal. >> new engla