i'm paige hopkins.oday, we begin with decision day. the pressure is on for washington lawmakers to get a budget deal done before tonight's midnight deadline. despite republican calls for fiscal responsibility, after days of failed negotiations, some of the main sticking points remain. the party's stances on planned parenthood and the environment. we go to tracie potts in washington. >> reporter: word from the white house, no more temporary extensions. but the president's also saying he's not wildly optimistic that democrats and republicans can work this out before the midnight deadline. after a second night of failed negotiations, president obama made it cheer. >> i expect an answer in the morning. >> reporter: just hours from now, he'll have to notify federal workers to stay home monday. the hang up we're told are republican demands to limit abortions, cut funding for public radio, and strip power from the environmental protection agency. >> the sad part about it, we keep never quite getting it to the

i think so. >> paige as well. >> was paige? >> yep. >> this is the hardest part to talk about.'m a parent of three and i know your daughters left behind notes. >> yeah. >> is it too personal to ask what you have learned from the notes that were left behind? can you share any of the contents of the notes? >> haylee's was pretty short and sweet. you know, it was thank you for giving me an amazing life. i'm sorry for doing this to you. i love you. >> thank you for giving me -- she described her life as amazing. >> yeah. >> parents at home will say, how can young lady who thinks her life is amazing -- >> as i thought. you know, you try to give your kids everything within your means that you can. you know, maybe it's never enough. i don't know. i hope that the school will implement a program to teach kids about this stuff. the harassment between girls at this age is horrible. >> it is. >> in paige's note she wrote to you? >> she wanted us all to know she was very sorry and she never meant to hurt anybody. she wanted us to know she loved us and never to forget her. >> so for the pare

ladies and gentlemen got an awesome show tonight donald trump goes down jordin paige will be rocking with the world premiere track tonight in studio in full order jason burgess joins us from new york and will mark earth day with a sit down with janet redmond co-director of the same noble energy and economy network with the institute for policy studies trump is running a publicity presidential campaign but not for long negative mail not neal com nancy has the day off tonight so i'll be your all's out of focus you're watching adam vs the man. so you learn about donald trump's latest publicity stunt he's pretending to run for president the sad part is the g.o.p. base is to some degree going for it according to a recent poll from the wall street journal he's close to leading the field but if there was ever a poll to be questioned this is it i think they must have been asking something like for president of the united states of america would you prefer a donald trump be snooki mitt romney care or d. some guy from kenya yes trump is going to. the birth or issue one is right about one thing

and should be the reallocation of that money to the states for the purpose of retiring teachers or paige the salaries. the states would be able to afford the other educators. there's not enough time to say everything i wanted. you could have some input to the board as to what they wanted the school district resolution is one that asks the legislate your to pass the joint resolution asking congress to pass a bill the bill has not been introduced yet. the last thing i want to tell you is that two weekends ago in the state council conference, they approved the new business item to endorse our campaign. they asked the california legislate your to pass the joint resolution. i have business cards for every member of the board. >> we have our external affairs member here. thank you. those are our speakers for tonight. item k, any board members have appointments to the committees. item m will be moved up. fon tonight. item is a vote on consent calendar which is moved and seconded under section f. >> roll ca >> seven ayes. item p, consent calendar resolution. there were a few items polled. item k

spree and companywide raises which has some investors questioning the company's future under larry paige. overseas this morning, inflation levels picked up again in china last month despite repeated interest rate hikes cooling the rapidly growing economy. overseas, shares of infosys plunged to an almost two-year low after disappointing earnings. stocks got a boost yesterday after weekly employment rose unexpectedly. "the wall street journal" reports the securities and exchange commission is nearing a deal with several wall street banks to settle separate charges of fraud that triggered the financial crisis. all street journal reports the security and exchange commission is nearing a deal to settle fraud that triggered the financial crisis. ford shares slipped after widening a recall of more than a million of its best selling f-150 trucks over air bag problems. zip car zoomed 56% during its first day of trading on the nasdaq. finally, if you love the smell of bacon frying, one company is hoping you may also want to smell like it. that's right. bacon cologne, a peppery essence of pork that

larry paige will reclaim the title. it was announced in january that he would take over. eric smid it will be the executive chairman next month. >>> transocean gave its top executives safety bonuses despite the explosion of the oil rig that killed 11 people. in addition to the deaths the explosion at the deep water horizon resulted in 200 million gallons of oil spilling into the gulf of mexico. in a regulatory filing, transocean said that the managers received the two- thirds of the possible safety bonus. the company acknowledged that the tragic loss of life but said that they had an exemplary safety record. >>> salmon fishing season kicked off today but the first day was tough going. fish and game officials said one boat did head out this morning and caught one fish. but the crew was driven back by the choppy seas out there. the fishermen are expecting a banner salmon season this year. more than a million adult salmon are off the coast right now, and that -- that is four times more than last year. >>> an above average snow survey for california. 96 stations in the survey

what i encourage people to do is find their paig., it is gender discrimination, sexual exploitation, taking a disempower person when they're already down. i cannot stand that. so i will leverage my core competencies from my soul very effectively or more effectively if i am connected with my values and principles on an issue. for those around the country who are concerned with their own hand-to-mouth living, what is your pig and make a difference in that area and it broadens your horizons. this is taped, right? it was so clumsy and weird. tavis: this is taped. but that was so real. i could follow it. this is the first time we met. i have read so much about you. island -- i now get you. i understand you. >> will you please repeat that? [laughter] tavis: what i still do not know is why, given all that you have seen, you still remain -- i assume you are because you would not be here and you would not have written this book -- why are you still so hopeful? >> i have been restored to sanity, to wholeness, and soundness of mind through a re

paige, thanks. >> and the ring was only $19.ecause it is priceless. >> the crown jewels are here at the tower. kate was seen, she had a famous lunch with her future mother-in-law, camilla. she was seen wearing a diane von furstenberg wrap dress and a cute little jacket. >> certainly. this great collection for diane von furstenberg. the price tag on that is $850. too steep for us, erica. but with the knee high boots and black tights again such an elegant look. again she wore it on saturday in london without the boots. and she was getting her hair done. of course the big day on friday. i like that she's re-fashioni a re-fashionista. she's fashionista friendly. >> and you're helping us with the recession part of it. >> we've got marks and spencer. this is a beautiful print dress coming in at $58. again, with the style and the cut exactly the same as kate's that she wore on saturday. sheaf got a square clutch which is $44. again quite sweet, quite elegant and the telebrand ring, again $19. >> and the cute jacket. looks fantastic wit

. >> it has been standing here along old paige mill road since 1875. >> peter kutsman and who we calltanford area came in the early 1870s. >> reporter: a local historian says the frenchman's 40-foot brick tower has been shrouded in mystery for over 140 years. nobody really knows what it is. >> the ideas have been wild ranging from ailens to storing his gold, storing his silver. perhaps some boundaries near the edge of one of his property lines. >> reporter: it is a plaque next to it that says it was part of an irrigation project. he is skeptical into this particular tower was a mile from where most of his barns, house and other residences were . >> reporter: the tower has no door. windows bricked shut and an upper floor has deteriorated. for years he has offered a reward for anyone that can unlock the mystery. >> someone has to prove it and if they can prove it and come to me i will make you famous. you will have solve the 140- year-old mystery of frenchman's tower. >> reporter: go to cbssf.com. click on connect to send me your good questions. >>> spend enough time around coffee shops

i mean, chicago and royco and clarence paige or bob green. they take columnists very much to their heart. i ran there when i was writing a column once a week called "life in the 30's." so that by the time i started this column in the "chicago times" picked it up, it was probably the only city that i visited in which people would recognize me on the street. so, i feel pretty at home in chicago at this point. >> as i told you before we started now, this discussion started on my way here. everybody kept telling me, i saw anna quindlen on television. some people had it on 20-20, and some people had 2 on prime time live. this was recorded for our audience weeks before we go on the air. what's going on with anna quindlen. what's going on with prime time television? >> i think it's the book. i try to keep a low protile about things like that. i have been asked to be on television a fair amount. first of all, i don't have a lot of free time because any time that i'm not working on the column, i'm usually with my kids. and second of all, i sort of don

. >> he's here with his wife meredith, and his kids paige and rice.e is tense hilarious. my wife and i were divorced a while. h >> how long were you divorced, sweetie? >> ten years. >> 12 years altogether prior to that and then divorced ten. >> why did you decide to take him back? >> you always say it's the man. the man gets taken -- >> is she wrong? >> no. >> give us love. >> the main reason is this right here. it's family, you know? and i wanted my family back. >> and i slept at the house. >> had you remained friendly during that time? was it amicable? >> i only moved 15 minutes away. i think men mess up and they get tw divorced and they're not single. you're not single. it's a commitment. >> you divorce a woman, but not your family. i was 15 minutes down the street. the first couple of years were rocky and we always stayed friends and we were never fighting about the kids so we never had that issue. >> it's tense enough to make it work, but why cameras? >> i think sometimes celebrities can kill everything they did. i said, you what? for me you're s