seventy one on sunday. elsewhere europeans and dress hansen and francisco molinari settle for joint third hanson there with a massive birdie putts a little team from which improved his position radically propelling the dane into the lead a group but it was what ne who took it all in the end for a close rivalry with johnson on the final holes at twenty nine year old buddy the last for too short win and the biggest trophy of his career he now moves to second in the fenix race and could break into the world's top ten soon stephen sassy. now the all this dobby the world cup on sunday with england getting one over scotland following a closely wrong thing at twickenham in the six nations with two minutes to play in london it was anyone's game just by separating that same spot the crucial next course was to go to the house of jonny wilkinson kick the penalty to make it twenty two sixteen and crush the scots result it means england are now within one big tree of that past grand slam crown since two thousand and thr

[laughter] president olague: on one of our monday meetings, we will check in on that. i know there was a list of things they wanted staff to look at and possibly bring back to us for amendments. i wanted to get the status on that. the census, will be scheduling -- we should be scheduling a hearing or discussion on the senses. -- on the census. maybe there'll be some questions about an advance so she does not have to come here without that information. as commissioner moore mentioned, the vacancy rate, that would be an interesting thing to have. i would also like to discuss the shift in demographics in areas like south of market and some of those districts. i always think in terms of electoral districts. district 6 and district 9, particularly. those are the main things i wanted to follow-up on. we should look at the calendar because we're starting a little bit behind on some of these hearings. after may, we should start scheduling some of these policy discussions here. like the formula of retail, the census, these other meetings are more community meetings with staff.

on the heath he lies only two strokes off the pace on the eleven under. were number one martin kaymer is nine behind rose the spikes a superb effort for birdie from the bunker on the seventeenth here we had effort all together. i was. to the two we go where china is dominant of world diving continues the powerhouse collecting all four goals on offer at the latest world series event in moscow richard dunne port fate took up a seat for this one. china was expected dominate on day two of the signs were ominous for the rest of the field early on as he's easily took gold in the women's springboard as she blew away the rest of the field russia's only hope my future bhajan us or her hopes fade after this jump which opportunities and freeze it deserved from the judges and she would finish in last. the russians had high hopes in the men's synchronized free need to springboard for a two time olympic champion to be consulted in teamed up a few of however after a promising start they fell away in the last rounds as the chinese cure a car queen and utah new claim get

i want to ask but before i go on i wanted to make one one added thing on the libya issue go ahead what i was trying to say there is that i don't think that there's that much space there's that much difference between the russian and the american position on libya i think both of both president medvedev and president obama think that it would be best if there was not outside interference. in the unrest in libya and jackson banneker look this is this is the issue that's been around for so long for more than three and a half decades now it's a sore spot it should not be there unfortunately there's a very strong constituency in congress against repealing it and every time there's another effort to repeal it these people who are congressman pile on other issues of their demands from russia in order to do that repeal i think that the administration didn't want to do so so did the bush administration incidentally so so did the clinton administration but it is a tough thing to push through congress all right and how right now would you assess the status of the reset between russia and united s

neeld on their first points of the season beating up on a messy time one knows both sides lost on day one and were eager not to leak any easy goals the home side did come close in the first half eventual game turning moment coming seven minutes from transfer a game to veto reaping the rewards after the crew needs a missile after it hit the post one will keep. some wishing those two. fixtures was the last school plus the home side is from perm now being with number one for the season three beats out the rest that she's a first strike action continues monday in the premier league with three games propping up the second notch belief. ok let's move to be english game for liverpool of points back from the europa league departure during the week with victory over sunderland in the first of sunday's premier league games a point penalty and superb lee taken luis suarez goal of making the difference at the stadium of light to kill a final score liverpool stakes six must think recovery after having or lost five of their not just in the bottom of the big spenders chelsea and manchester city it w

impressive seventy one on sunday. elsewhere europeans and dress hansen and francisco molinari settled for joint third hanson there with a massive birdie putts on the thirteenth which improved his position radically propelling the dane into the lead a group but it was what ne who took it all in the end after a close rivalry with johnson on the final holes at twenty nine year old birdie the last for a two shot win and the biggest trophy of his career he now moves to second in the fed ex race and could break into the world's top ten soon see vince r.t. . it's a basketball now where in the n.b.a. boston set approach us record four points allowed as they'd be the gods eighty seven fifty six is a little score against the celtics since they'd be the same team malaki sixty two to fifty seven back in one thousand fifty five and things were good for the hosts from the very beginning the celtics allowed their opponents only nine points and very little while scoring twenty re only nine hundred seventeen for boston including the j

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on grasping gold at host nation tell me it's up the first ever one hundred on fighting world championships held right here. let's kick it off though with football where it's twenty eighteen twenty twenty two tonight when future world cup hosts russia and qatar go head to head the sides meeting in a friendly in doha i wrote that we a new look team is expected to take to the field for the deaf in the changes will occur all fronts where the range of. lead the line that's instead of. alexander kershaw call food. through injury russia were involved in a disappointing scoreless draw in european qualifying at the weekend against armenia well the last time the played in the middle east they lost to run. we discus was always a pleasure about a friendly game. here's a give me. to give you a good game. i know there's a new coach. doing. the b. side. i've played ones against them with. two years ago. and . easy games there are no easy games anymore. because we didn't. in for a long time. because bush is good. condition. prison cooked by cut out for the russian. to show. brings along to i saw he on the

to take on libya. the international community stands accused of goggle standards violence is raging across the arab world powers all criticized for focusing their attention on libya largely ignoring violence and crying and that yemen. and engineers are locked in a desperate battle to avoid a meltdown the tsunami damaged fukushima power plant it seems are struggling to restore electricity despite being exposed to dangerously high levels and ultimately . more news and more details about fifteen minutes time but for now martin actors explores the influence of russian culture in the french capital and join. hello i welcome to one of the most loved and visit cities in the world powers to speak great fellow look at the culture and architecture here and throughout the centuries as many russians emigrate it's across the cultural links between the countries became stronger and stronger today paris is part of russian history and culture and that's what i'll be exploring on the streets program paris has always he

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we'll keep you updated here on "mornings on 2." live in pacifica, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> our time, 7:08. we have problems on highway 24. what happened, sal? >> well, we have a new crash in the last 20 minutes. right now the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. you can see emergency vehicles are still showing you on 24 westbound and the traffic is backed up. you can see emergency vehicles are trying -- are trying to snake around the long line of slow traffic. they are still trying to get to it. meanwhile, 24 is backed up. look at this back -- meanwhile, 24 is backed up. look at this backup. the second day in a row of bad traffic. you see the b.a.r.t.? that may be your best chance to get around this. it's westbound 24 right near the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. it's an injury crashed a the police are still responding and so we don't know the extent of the injuries. we do know that lanes are blocked definitely as you can see from your picture. one vehicle is facing the wrong way, a lot of people have

one more system on saturday. more rain to the north, less to the south, a few lingering showers but things calm down. early next week looks quieter and warmer. >> thank you, steve. >>> there are encouraging signs that gabrielle giffords will be allowed to attend a key milestone for her husband. >>> and a riel no to twitter. what etiquette experts say are the other big no-no's for the upcoming royal wedding. >>> taking a look at the big boompletd the the dow -- board, the dow is up 52 points. yesterday he signed $11 billion in new budget cuts into law but he warns of more cuts if republicans don't agree to vote on tax extensions. month budget cuts, welfare grants will be reduced by 8%. inhome assistance will be reduced and subsidized child care for 11 and 12-year-olds will be eliminated. >>> developing news from indiana. a school shooting happened just after 7:30 local time. this is martinsville. police say the shooting victim, possibly a student, was shot twice in the stomach. we just found out in the last 30 min

we've been speaking to people on the inside on a daily basis. really gruesome horror stories, things that aren't even making the mainstream news. we hear they're going into hospital and killing doctors, ransacking blood banks and pouring out blood so nobody can get donations. we've heard they're driving injured protesters into the hospitals and killing them there so it doesn't look like they were killed out in the streets. the saddest part is that it's not shocking to us. you know, it's not a surprise. >> reporter: is a positive outcome possible? >> people have gotten too close to turn back now. it's not a matter of if gadhafi will be gone, it's a matter of when he'll be gone. ♪ if you never heard before or seen me before i turn the lights out ♪ >> reporter: what's the new song about? >> the new song we should be releasing today is "can't take our freedom." ♪ visions of dreams i should have seen ♪ ♪ but if the people in egypt and tunis can do this decide their fate why wouldn't we ♪ >> it's basically an uplifting song to give hope and motivation

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russia close up on oxy. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are rooted a clue. this is not a problem you should look more. than you should everybody you sure do support your dreams they have no idea about the hardships the race. this is it. to them since you're in the army life whether you see them is the most precious thing in the world. of self-censorship on television look those who understands it fully that you have to live a. real life stories from. nineteen forty five gold. as colonel gadhafi once again refuses to be a prize for power in libya he's threatening more violence if. forces intervene on the border that he would fight quote until the last one and the last woman. the u.n. is warning of a humanitarian crisis as at least one hundred eighty thousand libyans simply across the border into tunisia most of them are foreign. heads. at america is losing the information war to war and radio

hang on, hang on. look.f you only sent, say, 80 texts, and you didn't get the 10 free ones, that would still be cheaper than sending 110. yes, but i've already sent a hundred, so it'd be really dumb not to use the 10 free ones. it'd be like burning money. no, no, you have already burnt the money. what you're talking about is getting some money as a reward for burning money. what the hell are you on about? i'm trying to expl-- right. no more television today. mum! mum! your father is right. is he? mum, what do you think you're doing? some families actually do things together on a sunday. hey! no, no, no. that includes all computers and games. we are not going to be screen slaves today. yeah. we'll make our own entertainment. like what? karen: it's gonna be boring. we'll play a board game. we don't want to play any board games. yeah, board games are for babies. i want to watch the tv! all right. if you don't want to do that, you can all do your homework. come on, everyone. go upstairs, get dressed. we'll meet

on. the situation critical of japan's stricken nuclear power plants with cooling systems failing in all six reactors and threats of a nuclear meltdown rising to the highest level since the explosions at the facility began. the signs of growing distress among the people of japan as fears rise the authorities are not telling the whole truth and the situation's getting out of control. that doesn't reduce panic it just makes people more uncertain he can't trust for the information. the death toll from friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami climbs to over three thousand with over seven thousand considered still missing. and the nuclear drama unfolding in japan experts worldwide to question the overreliance on technology that often proves more dangerous than helpful. live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day japanese officials confirm radioactive materials have leaked into the atmosphere following an explosion and fire at reactor number four at

probably just last licks initial effort in the post one the one the final score. and switching those two fixes was the car like a mighty clash it was some foreign meddling with number one for the season thanks to stave it's a restriction in stride in some turmoil in the bots it wait for the first local had several scoring chances as well but failed to convert any of them so one knew how it sounded. and the premier league action continues on monday with three games to reading out the second match week really a subset of his last season's on the. defending champions in need entertain andrine and spartak moscow take on the league's new boys vol the from nizhni novgorod. in the english game liverpool bounced back from their europa league departure during the week with a victory over sunderland their fluids called from the spot while luis suarez added their second date is sixth in the table and in the battle of the big spenders between chelsea and manchester city it was the londoners that moved up the fans also thanks to two new wins leave goes from david lewis and nea

one flower, one color, one wall, right?pean, very english. we have a kate middleton event coming our way, perhaps? >> you see that english palette in our gardens. my husband gets so mad at me when i do high flower treatments. he just picks it up and moves it over. >> if he wants it low, you can get it too low. it depends. we like greenery of the great designers. martha preston, they know not only about flowers but how to use greenery as well. i teach my students to use these. morro mant i c more romantic, pastel colors. another trend are these containers, antique containers. i found them all at a thrift store over the weekend, and i like collections in the middle of the table for a wedding. different containers and different flowers. >> why do they tell you you have to cut the stems at the bottom? >> it's a lot of work, actually. >> i'm turning into a designer. we're doing one technique that i teach. we're going to take this and surround it with a collar. just like my shirt collar. we're going to collar it with another flow

confront one another on a pathway or trail. our concern is the opposite -- when at four miles an hour, they will overtake pedestrians. especially today. i'm a bicyclist. i ride in the park every day. when you come up behind pedestrians, especially if they happen to have ipads in their ears, they are completely oblivious to the rest of the world -- if they happen to have ipods in their ears. they do not know you are behind them. that is a potential danger, and i think that is probably the issue. a park is supposed to be a place of respite, and the complaints we get from our members is they want to just go over and have a nice, quiet walk in the park, and this is a motorized vehicle. it is like the elephant in the room. you may want to deny it is there, but it is there. supervisor mar: can you reiterate the position? you are supportive of segways, but you would like to see them limited or eliminated from trails and pathways? >> correct. i also might point out that the pathways they pick vary from excuse pathways to those dedicate

now we've been carrying out attacks on libya for a week so have details from what's happening on the ground i will continue to try and find out what the goals are from the u.s. or nato or whoever is in charge now we'll tell you about a regular we tell you on a regular basis about the military's missions in iraq and afghanistan but today let's look into another important element of war psyops archies lauren lyster will join me to discuss how the military works to sell a positive image when it comes to our war on terror and tax season is upon us and it turns out that there's somebody who isn't paying their taxes this year big corporations companies posting billions of dollars in profits we had they pay no income tax we're going to find out which corporations are getting that free pass and what if anything we can do about it and today is the one hundredth anniversary of the triangle shirtwaist factory fire it was called by some the day that the new deal began so what can we say one hundred years later about the plight of labor in america and it's friday which means the world host of the

a little cooler on friday. much cooler on the weekend.t looks like a system for warmer weather moves in by monday. >>> 8:27. at any moment, the barry bonds's pergy trial resumes -- perjury trial resums. we'll be there to tell you about the legal surprise in this case. >> reporter: i'm live in pleasanton where a toddler is found wandering alone in a walmart parking lot. we'll tell you what dangers he faced before he got there tam -- before he got there and what is happening now. >>> and how san francisco will handle the crowds for the america's cup. >>> we have news this morning about the little boy found wandering alone on the streets about 3:00 this morning. he was found by police in the parking lot on rosemont drive. tara moriarty -- you say they found the child's mother, right, tara? >> reporter: that's correct. it's really a miracle the child survived this. it could have happened a few hours later during the morning rush hour. right now, he's in child protective services. he's in custody there but he will be reunited with his mother l

on europe. and the world finally if a civil war breaks out on libya with the country breaking apart geopolitical implications for the region and for the world cannot be underestimated the major peril now is coming is the islamists radical islamists coming into power one all over the region you know these revolutions in egypt and syria in tunisia all of the arab states they have been yet you can see a million radical islamist parties have been suppressed by previous regimes like muslim brotherhood in egypt for instance. in libya you know al qaeda is very strong in libya actually libyan department is one of the strongest of the world maybe it's the second strongest part of the pakistani one one of the greatest dangers is that . you could use their tools to try to get you for that situation so they're highly volatile situation in this northern african region really bear significance not just fully being egypt in on syria but really for the rest of the world. now agreement between russia and the glo

and it was on p.b.s. they showed flying circus on p.b.s. i think it was wednesdays or thursday nights. and i remember, like, setting up a tv in my room just to watch that. and i really don't think we understood every-- we didn't understand a lot of the jokes or a lot of what was going on. but it was like, "what is this? this is new; this makes me"--you know. as a kid, you're intrigued by it. you don't want to be given this, you know, sitcom kind of--you know, like today's sitcoms that's just ring-the-bell humor and everything's the same. you know, kids want to be-- have this sense of discovery of, like, "i don't understand what's going on here, and i want to know what's going on." and that's, you know, watching python at ages five and six. in fact, you know, i thought that the way-- they talked that way because it was funny, not because there is an actual place that they came from. and i finally realized that there was this country that--you know, they talk like that. i figured it out about two years ago. now, larry, i have to ask you. are

un die on on -- you and i are on different sides of that. economic growth is the goal that we all share. you may be sorry to be here. i am sorry you have to be here. but it is always nice to see both of you. >> welcome to both of you. it is good to see you again. we do not want to make a habit of doing this, i am sure. here we go. >> we want to do our regular appropriations bill for 2012. >> i think that will be -- it would be very well come when you do that, normal. congratulations on your new job. you're working with chairman rogers on this and such a fourth white way. chairman rogers, it has been a question over the last few days about this $105 billion of obamacare sitting out there. is that in 2011? would that be covered in any way under this measure? >> those are authorizations. in order to get at them, we cannot do this on appropriations. unless or until the authorizing committee paves the way for us. those are authorizations. not subject to the appropriations committee. >> so that $100 million is in 2011? i was led to believe they we

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one on one with the shot stopper to no precedent or the final score they knew chop for a day at least. their first win of the season three second half schools consigning previous table toppers rust off to a one sided three one defeat last week. all the other. and manchester united have stretched their lead up the top of the english premier league she five points alex ferguson side leaving it at home to fulton united with . the bulgarian with us from the second place arsenal feel to keep the pressure up on the leaders. before those games though tottenham also missed a chance to off their points tally registering a disappointing draw with. aston villa were left plethora. to lowly walls still for the biggest winners on the day. of the north west jewel between black. bottom of the. season at the expense of birmingham city and everton finished off the day tipping points at home to. goodison. to the continental hockey league. quarter final. to the wire. following victory in six on the side of a wrestler edging i think almost man and regular time their first period on the score list but the

on new ones.in pennsylvania, steven is on our republican line. caller: you have politicians lately spending hundreds of millions of dollars to get elected to a post that pays maybe $100,000 per year. could you investigate to find out how much of that is family and friends pain -- and friends patronage? secondly, are you going to kick the can down the road because the unemploynt figures are so high that if you clean house is going to make you look worse for the president? guest: at gao we do not look at the political campaign. and we look at the government, so i don't want to comment on the political campaigns. and in terms of kicking this down the road, the big thing that has happened now is that we are in a very fiscally constrained situation at the federal governmt. the deficit keeps growing and that trip focus attention -- that should focus attention on looking for opportunities where we can be more efficient and also leader maintain or increase our effectiveness. if we look back at how we have

we did not have to spend as much on defense on this.ne of the mistakes the bush administration made was they did not have that kind of break in slowing down of domestic spending, and certainly this administration has done nothing to shore up the battered u.s. dollar. and until you do that, we will not get a strong recovery. other opinion pieces. alan greenspan writing that the dodd/frank law fails to meet the test of our time. that is alan greenspan today writing in "the financial times." arofsky has a piece in "the wall street journal." guest: on the dodd/frank bill, unfortunately in the name of preventing too big to fail, it codifies too big to fail, but which is why the large institutions are borrowing at a much lower cost than it would if they did not have dodd/frank. that is another thing that has to be revisited. it is very destructive, especially for community banks and smaller banks. in terms of the housing markets, the government has gone in the way of a recovery of the housing market. we should be on the up turn now. the ameri

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agents on spying on bush it's. the second prototype of the future of russia's fighter jet program rules and tonight it was some of the most involved see your legs on the planet more about as up to date flying machine on our web site and . now they may soon be going where few have gone before but the now the new place they're heading is actually a school the next crews of the international space station are today sitting down for it sounds to make sure they're fully prepared let's get more on this now with that in a good. system for us in moscow you know what i guess if you're heading into space the questions are going to be a little harder than simple mass of geography so what are they actually. well as a matter of fact today is like i said today is a rather big day sensually it's the day our final exams for the next crew off for the next mission to the international space station now there are two crews which are taking part in the training or in the final examinations our one main crew you can see them they will

lunch on sea life on the go. see video on demand. smiling fuel costs and streets now in the palm of your. questions. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the future of coverage. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians are relieved a. mum. u.s. led coalition against colonel gadhafi forces is growing as libya is hatred more airstrikes and cruise missiles are the voices against the intervention also gets on the other side of the arab league says the balkans is told it's a really and some sort of protecting. washington maintains its intervention will be limited and that it's going to move to the pain that it is raising fears that america's for military premise with the full consequence of schools as it did in iraq and afghanistan. also this are japanese in poor state and global cultural. and radiation rate pain while the number of dead from the songs to rise is more than eigh

an update on the morning commute. it's been a slow one.u westbound 80 there's a couple of accidents. slow all the way through richmond. bay bridge toll plaza this morning. fas trak lanes are backed up towards west grand and cash paying lanes only to the end of the parking lot. if you're thinking of the san mateo a sign across the span but slowing southbound 880 and also southbound on 101 through san mateo. eric. >> frances, thank you very much. >> frances, thank you very much. when w w w w w w w w w w w w w w paul ? oh, hey, charlene. what are you doing ? this is to help me with my online investing. i'm so overwhelmed by jargon and trading tools and data that i need to get as much blood to my brain as possible, just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa ! get sharebuilder from ing direct. hey, my headache's gone. >> welcome back! we are seeing some sunshine this morning and clouds as they're dropping scattered light showers from time to time. live doppler 7 hd you can see over the past hour they're moving southwest to northeast and

on the roster. twenty three years old along with the rest of her teammates would love nothing more to claim victory. as a third time is going to have the privilege of holding a world cup snowboarding event the first time the parallel slaloms are going to take place in the russian capital doesn't seem right dribbling is absolutely stunning and comes after they've got plenty to cheer abide by spectators one of the strongest in the world. don't see it. as saying with the support artie's the top of has been talking to one of russia's hottest snowboarding prospects and olympic hopefuls i don't know as of ours and as promised here is part two of the interview. it's the second wind. to do a little bit yes sure troy four years ago do you think russia can become a heavyweight nation in snowboarding my opinion is this quite heavyweight right now i mean yeah we're kind of dominated i don't i don't want to be you know arrogant or something about it but it's just let's face the facts and the results and well as

i do know it slopes on two accesses, one downhill and one sideways so it's like a mystery house. i'm not going to try to play architect but file like you have a lot going on here trying to squeeze it into one site. so i'm not sure how we want to move forward. trying to do an awful lot on a very nice site, but a tight one. president olague: commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: i would like to agree with fellow commissioner's comments. i think it's a little bit overscaled compared to the other buildings in the neighborhood. one of the factors i think in the neighborhood that had some diversity, if want to call it that, on this side they're almost all flat-roofed. i think they're one story over garage, maybe two. across the street you have similar maybe size but because of the gable, you gain some height. and i don't know if you can play with the design in some way in that manner to make an appearance of the building less bulky and -- and i don't know about -- i'm not so opposed to trying to get three or four units in here but if it doesn't result externally in a building that'

this is the one you've got people on one side and people on the other. i got that, you know? is we didn't ask for this fight. in fact, 300 members of congress said don't do it. part of those were don't do title ii, but there are a lot of people that told the fcc at the end of last year, don't. this is, we want to operate in this sphere, and they said, no, we're going ahead. even after the election which should have been some indicators things have changed. >> host: chairman walden, what would you like to see the fcr do when it comes to -- fcc do enwhen kit come -- when it comes to reform? >> guest: first of all, find some common ground that the fund's gotten too big. $8.8 billion and growing. there are things in some of the lifeline link-up that they've addressed that are problems that's going to explode, costs over here. i think as a sort of guiding principle, remember, i represent a district that's 70,000 square miles larger than any state this side of the mississippi. i've got a county that there's one person for every nine miles of power line, okay? so usf matters in a di

and on and on. everything from the first ever medicare spending files made downloadable for free to the public to a giant new health indicators warehouse. it enables you to sit at the national, state or regional, county level, public health, health care utilization. includes about 150 indicators of medicare performance and quality. never been published before. a available not just on the web site to be down loaded it but with web services. we take existing data. we got suggestions. on a data publishing rampage. it is actually kind of overwhelming to absorb. we have created a new community on data that we launched two weeks ago where all this stuff is published. it is a lovely well-categorized, along with the apps expo. a forum where you can complain about the data. request new data. >> i think you could go on. >> that could go on and on. i am sorry. we think the best way to actually take advantage of our data is to have other people take advantage of it. no matter who you are, you have to remember t

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one john t. life on the go. video on demand atienza live broadcasts and already says feed now in the palm of your. question on the t. dot com. the latest headlines and then we can review on are the rebels gain momentum in libya putting an end to their recent stalemate but local leaders blame foreign forces and their air strikes for helping the events. washington tries to distance itself from the libyan crisis but the congress long history of international interference leaves a war weary public fearing another thing called. paid full economic cost see a quarter of a million mark london and protests elsewhere as hard pressed europeans question an expense of libya campaign while spending slouched at home. and in japan radiation rises in the sea near fukushima despite efforts to bring the plant under control following the earthquake tragedy over ten thousand are now considers dead many more homeless or missing. i'll have more on all those stories at the top of the hour up next targets here with the latest from the w

cuts to local schools. >>> one person is dead after a head-on collision. it happened this afternoon when two trucks smashed into each other north of the bridge on highway 160. the chp is still investigating the cause. with the wet weather, drivers need to slow down. >> north of the bridge here, adverse weather conditions, raining earlier, roads are slick. >> one western in the white truck was killed, another taken to the hospital. the driver of the red truck was also rushed to the hospital. >>> don't put the umbrella away. rain moved through the bay area this morning and more rain is on its way tonight. that could mean trouble for tomorrow's commute. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin, sounds like a wet week? >> wet weather headed our way. the models are calling for wet weather into the weekend. a lot of it looks like showers. although we did get a quarter inch in some areas. showers right now, showing up in the san jose area, you see towards mountain view, really light stuff. you have been out in it. windshield wipers on low at best. this system very, ve

this one we're focused on right now is critical.e structural damage. are there cracks that we haven't been able to detect. can the pressure be maintained inside the containment vessels? aftershocks, expose new fissures, this whole crisis is very much on the edge. i'm telling you, this is the nuclear power industry's worst nightmare. they've already written -- they're on verge of convincing us it's safe to go back to the nuclear power. now we lose control of one, maybe more nuclear reactors. i'm telling you the cost of nuclear power construction has just spiked. >> that's right. 20% of the u.s. powered nuclear energy as well. a lot of concern there's. we have to leave it with you there. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> we want to take a look at the human component. people are leaping to their computers trying to contact relatives and friends in japan. more than 52,000 records this morning of people leaving messages related to the disaster on google's person finder service. hundreds of messages in english and japanese every f

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one hand, on the other hand. however, similar to the coverage of the birther movement, i still don't think that is responsible way to cover a story like that. there have been many studies. there was one of the university of michigan in 2008 that gave subjects 20 statements 10 of which they said were true intent of which they said were false. 10 minutes later there was a very high degree of, a very high degree of accuracy i guess. that is not the word i'm looking for, but in the test objective the ability to correctly remember what had been presented as true and what had been presented as false. that went very clearly down over time. so, even in taking this as a story now, 13 years after the study came out, and saying we are going to give all of this attention just so we can say well now now the suspended bond, i also think is not really legitimate. it is a little bit like the political tactic of saying well, i have no reason to suspect that my candidate eats his wife or that my client eats his wife. you introduce

the first one on monday the second one on tuesday. the district attorney who has been police chief at the time, and they occurred in terms police of chief to talk about the situation appeare. >> james: we are getting fog in the north bay. that is mainly where it is confined to. so let's break down what to expect today morning showers this morning, dry by this evening. those showers were taper off this afternoon. tomorrow sunny and warm. and then sunday looks like most of the bay area will see a decent amount of rain. a quick look at what we have in store. actually alive look out of san francisco. clouds and fog, more sun this afternoon, and then mile for this evening. ok now let's get onto the latest was storm tracker 4. a couple of bands of showers south of half moon bay. we also see one by fremont. also milpitas, a bit of a problem spot. just constant drizzle. nothing much more than that. 580, east of livermore we see as a storm some moving through. you can see some of the yellowish showing more moderate showers. to the north is the

on employers, on individuals, on providers of all sorts, one states -- those taxes, mandates, and regulations are not pro-growth strategies. this is not a way to have the sector be more efficient and contribute to the economy. it is in many ways in the wrong direction. i worry a lot about this at a point when it is clear that the most important friday in the united states has to be growth. when we are faced with clear choices between other social roles and growth, growth has to trump because we have too many people out of work and we will not be able to employ them. we have an anti-growth part of the bill. this generally represents a big missed opportunity. ago is true both in the sense of its ultimate partisanship, but also at the fundamental level. we came into this with a need to reform medicare. medicare is the problem from the budget. in view. it is a silo's service from, and we did not fix medicare. we need to fix medicaid. it is a terrible system, had disservice to american serenity. they cannot get access, they show up in the emergency rules -- emergency room spirit -- emergency room.

one in lower basin and one in higher basin. if you look that bottom line the net balance is a minus one point 4 million acre feet per year. that's going in there on average and that's not doing to change in lake, powell, and the out flows are 14 million acre feed with that in that system , it doesn't take long to see you will have a problem with average hydraulics. in my state there's this great terror that something called, a compact call will occur. basically it means section 3d, will be violated and it will fail to deliver this feed in ten years. when your denver water or other utilities that are in case 70 dependent in some cases on water, a notion of a contact call strikes terror in the heart of water manager's. there's that issue and theres the upper issue of, how much water is left to develop. some things or think there is plenty jpand some folks think there's. 0. hydro logic left overs. this is the only other water resource and need less to say the folks in colorado are particularly perplexed by this. there are two new

i was one of the ones asking questions. we need to get a good handle on where are we in terms of retirement? there are 1700 officers. we are talking about losing 185 in terms of officers. my understanding is that approximately 200 officers are eligible to retire next year so i am concerned about this budget going forward and making it clear that we did not have an academy class last year, we will not have won this year. we have maybe 50 candidates and if we're lucky, we get 30 that graduate. we are talking through nine months or two years of getting maybe 30 officers or 25. that is no where replacing the amount that is leaving. i know it will be voted on by the board of supervisors. i want to know these numbers before i approve or disapprove or not give my support for a budget. we should have some kind of presentation not only on the budget but also on the issue of layoffs, possible layoffs, retirements, the drop program, what the ramifications would be, so we can educate the public, the board of supervisors, and the mayor'

one more. water assignment campaign. [inaudible] one part of this is politics. maybe we're a little too gentle, maybe you think of rational ideas of things happening. the 4 point 5 billion dollars for reservoirs and conservation and that's politics. so - the same applies to public engage meant. it's messy. we can't possibly expect to not have to deal with the rudeness and everything else. >> i think that's certainly true, although i'm not sure participants are incapable of dealing with that. they don't look like they would be steam rollered over by a little rough interaction. maybe we'll see later. we had one more over here and then i'm going on to the next topic. >> home doug wallace and i'm happy to be a little bit impolite. speaking of federal leadership and one of the things that gets me is subsidies for ethanol. we have to help legislation understand dead ends in negative impacts to generate true solutions that actually reduce the carbon footprint. >> thank you. i think we can bridge to regulatory fairly ease lu at that point and i was going to ask jeff to