reporting live in boston, randall pinkston, back to you. >> thank you, randall. >>> investigators are trying to determine if a foreign terrorist organization was involved or possibly a domestic lone wolf attacker. a local teacher is among the injured following the bombings in boston. mike schuh is in the newsroom with the latest. mike? >> reporter: a teacher at trinity episcopal church school was injured at the marathon. she is undergoing surgery today. she was at the marathon watching her mom participate. her mom is doing okay but other family members were hurt. her sister suffered broken bones. her brother-in-law sustained cuts and bruises. the school is communicating with staff and students using social media she is in icu and her mom still hasn't been able to see her. >> wishing her the best. thank you. >>> we will keep you updated on erica brannick's condition. check in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6 for the latest updates. >>> the police chief in boss stone announced officers from all over the country are helping including in maryland. >> we received offers from assistants from chicago, lo

let's go to randall pinkston. >> nails, bibis, small pieces of mettlal designed to create -- metal designed to create maximum damage when they exploded. >> reporter: the area around the finish line is what police call the most complex crime scene in history. investigators continue to collect and process evidence including bomb fragments and cell phone videos and photos. mourners have been placing flowers at the scene. investigators denied reports that several unexploded bombs were found in the area. >> we only have two devices that aware of device and both devices were involved in the incident. >> reporter: three people were killed and more than 175 others were injured in the two blasts. among the fatalities, 8-year- old martin richard, the boy ice sister and mother were badly injured. >> they are a wonderful family and this is a horrific tragedy. >> reporter: investigators say the 12 block area near the finish line will remain a crime scene for at least two more days. the fbi a agent in charge would not confirm reports agents are questioning a saudi national who was injured in the blast. p

reporting live in boston, i'm randall pinkston. back to you. >> thank you, randall. >>> washington, d.c. along with other u.s. cities have increased their security after yesterday's attack. part of new york's laguardia airport has been evacuated due to a report of a suspicious package. here locally, d.c. police have increased their patrols along today's emancipation day parade. our bruce johnson is standing by. he's in northwest washington. he has more information on that part of the story. bruce? >> reporter: jc, we're in the middle of pennsylvania avenue northwest. talked to the mayor a short time ago. he says there have been no incidents. he's excited about the size of this crowd. it's emancipation day in d.c. recognizing, commemorating what happened here back in 1862, some 3,000 slaves, african- americans were freed by abraham lincoln. that was before the emancipation proclamation. behind me a group of distinguished men. talk to me first about boston and this being the nation's capital, you know this could also be a target. wha

cbs reporter randall pinkston is live in boston. he has the very latest on the investigation and a possible suspect. randall. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that investigators have identified a suspect who may have been behind the bombings tow boston marathon. his face was caught on surveillance video. cbs news confirms a possible suspect has been identified in the boston marathon bombing case. a law enforcement force says the young man was identified at the surveillance video at the second blast seen on a cell phone at the same time the first bomb exploded. sources say investigators zeroed in on the suspect after checking cell phone records in the area at that exact time. fbi photos from the boston marathon bombing investigation show the remains of an explosive device including twisted pieces of metal charred wires and a battery. one photo shows a half inch nail and part of a zipper stained with blood. the items are now being analyzed at fbi headquarters in virginia. >> there, specialized examiners will reconstruct the device or

mother of the two men who cbs reporter randall pinkston says is speaking in their defense. >> reporter: several streets around the boston marathon bombings site are re-op residents and businesses today's. sources tell cbs news 19-year- old marathon bombing suspect johar tsarnaev is telling investigators his older brother's radical views drove the attacks and that they were not connected to a terrorist organization. due to a gunshot injury to his throat he is only able to speak one word at a time and has been communicating with interrogators mostly in writing. in a new interview from russia today, the suspect's mother says her sons would never be involved in a terror attack. >> what happened is a terrible thing. but i know that my kids have nothing to do with this. >> reporter: the official number of injured from the bombings has jumped from an initial estimate of 170 to more than 280. boston public health officials say that's because people have been going to hospitals with injuries they did not seek treatment for the day of the

reporting live in west, texas, i'm randall pinkston.ack to you. >> randall, i'm sure they are anticipating citations of some kind against this company, the owner of this plant. >> reporter: we don't know they are going to do with respect to this current situation. we do know in the past owners of the plant have been cited for violations for failing to have a risk management plan, for safety violations. in fact, one of those violations was just settled last summer. >> all right. randall pinkston in west, texas, thank you. >>> we are getting our first look at the potential suspects in the boston marathon bombings. the fbi released photos and surveillance video of the two men earlier today. they are homing someone recognizes them. they were seen carrying backpacks near the finish line shortly before the explosion. >> today we are enlisting the public's help to identify the suspects. they are suspect one and suspect two. they appear to be associated. as you can see from one of the images, suspects one and two appear to be walking together t

she is running against her son, randall. she isn't sure randall is mature enough for the job. ouch, don't mess with momma. >>> winter, it just won't let go just yet. this is what it looked like in virginia's roanoke valley where a surprise storm dropped seven inches of snow in the area. all right, i tell you what, we are over it. can you fix it? >> i think snow lovers, do you mind? i want it over and out of here. everybody is waiting for spring-like temperatures to arrive. it will get nicer. we have a lot of rain out there this morning. we are seeing some of the heaviest rain falling in d.c. new jersey and florida, there's another round of severe thunderstorms possible throughout the day. heavier rain in savannah and miami. we have heavier lines dropping down. temperatures look nice. 60 in new york city. ouf 60 in washington, d.c. 46 in chicago. 60s tomorrow. we will get spring-like temperatures, it's not going to rush in here just yet. >> we have to be patient. thank you. >>> meat lovers, listen up. we have a story for you. one of the smartest guys in the room might be gettin

randall pinkston tells us the investigation is only just beginning. >> reporter: the fertilizer plant rocked by a massive explosion on wednesday. the blast leveled the building and destroyed surrounding structures. brian anderson and his son were sitting in his pickup truck in between buildings that no longer exist. >> god wants me here for a reason. i just gotta find out what that is now. >> reporter: rescue crews checked for anyone still trapped in the debris. the human toll is still unknown. >> there are firefighters now. >> reporter: some of the firefighters responding to the initial blaze are still missing. and they are feared dead. >> they were in very close proximity to the explosion. thus, we have not been able to locate those firemen yet. >> reporter: kenny harris was killed. he was off duty at the time but volunteered to help fight the fire. it's not yet clear what sparked the fire, but the company that operates the fertilizer plant has been cited for safety and violations. for residents in west, the immediate task is picking up the pieces. april's house is still standing wi

thomas randall the chief of neurology at the va hospital in palo alto.e had finished the marathon 20 minutes before the explosions. the former boston resident says it wasn't his knowledge of medicine but the city itself that came in handy. >> i could tell people where to go. i could direct them where their families were likely to be, where the bags containing one's clothes were. >> dr. randall returned to the bay area the next day. this was his third boston marathon. he also plans to run in the san francisco marathon. >>> well, some relief for veterans who have been waiting many months for a decision on their disability claims. they are moving to the front of the line. the va has announced it will begin work immediately on tens of thousands of backlogged cases. about 250,000 of its 900,000 pending claims have been in the system for a year or more. the news came just as two bay area congress members urged the va to clear the lag jam. the va will target the old he was cases first. it could take up to six months to get through them all. >>> more bay area he

stanford alum and nba player jason collins has come out and cbs reporter randall pinkston has more on his decision. jason collins wrote a first person account of his sexuality in the latest edition of "sports illustrated." the veteran basketball player begins the article saying, quote, i am a 34-year-old nba center. i am black. and i am gay. it is the first time an active player in the nba, nhl, major league baseball or the national football league has openly admitted being gay. collin say, quote, if i had my way, someone else would have already done this. nobody has. which is why i am raising my hand. nba commissioner david stern issued a statement on behalf of the league. he called collins a widely- respected player and said, we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue. collin has played with stanford in the final four, before moving on to the nba. as mostly a backup center, he played for six teams over a dozen years including the celtics and the nets. last season, he was on the washington wizards. but he is a free agent for next year. collin says

randall is col larsen, retired. byet napolitano was asked the senator from missouri about the definition of terrorism. let's listen to the exchange. [video clip] >> based on the evidence at this point, is there any difference between sandy hook and boston other than the choice of weapons? forell, in terms of intent death and destruction and injury, no. methodology, yes. we do not know the motivation behind boston. we do not know if it was domestic, international- it wase motivation in sandy hook. >> we do not know the answers to those questions. impossible for me to sit at the table today and say they are identical except in the effect and impact. >> as i look at the evidence available, you must destruction and violence and the slaughter of innocents. in neither case do we know the motive. is we are so quick to call boston terror. calling the man with the high-capacity assault capacitynd the high- magazine, why are we not calling him a terrorist? >> i do not know the answer to that question. host: why is that a sign

policy as perhaps never before how did that agency become a paramilitary force that is today story and randall b. woods and just about. a clear image of iraq after. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the. danger. clear evidence from north to south. of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e t. is. it as the rest of the news a new report released by the constitution project's task force on detainee treatment offers damning new conclusions about the use of torture during the so-called war on terror according to the report the nation's most senior officials to some of their actions and failures to act in the months and years of mediately fall and september eleventh attacks bear all to meet responsibility for allowing and contributing to the spread of illegal and improper interrogation techniques used by some u.s. personnel on detainees in several theaters. although approved by senior members of the bush administration the detainee torture program was created and operated largely by the central intelligence agency over the past decade the cia has branched out from this tradi

policy as perhaps never before how did that agency become a paramilitary force that is today story and randall b. woods and mr mole. let me let me i want to know we're going to let me ask you a question. here on this network and this we're having a debate we have our knives out. to do this friday but it's a bad thing there's again we're going to see three will be and i didn't even talk about the surveillance we. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the meaning of that thing that we americans. i don't know. i'm sorry i missed you guys here's an awful lot of. you sir are you know what that is my tears. no one will see the future a liberal and a christian. usually go to the. you know the book you distracts us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that sells of sensationalistic garbage he cal

. >> welcome justin randall. ♪ ♪ called my doctor on the telephone ♪ ♪ tell me doctor ♪ something's wrongt seemed comfortable in the spotlight. ♪ i can't eat ♪ i can't sleep ♪ it's turning me every which way but loose ♪ >> but in the end -- >> justin randall receives 3 1/4. >> his performance failed to wince over the "star search" judges. speaking to larry king live in 2001, justin made light of his early loss. >> did you win? >> no, lost 6 first round. if. >> if you lose on "star search" you never make it. >> there you go. >> with his mother's unwavering support, justin continued chasing his dream. >> lynn was very much a loving mother and wanted justin to have every opportunity that he could and to take his talent wherever he wanted to take it. ♪ >> shortly after losing "star search" heard about the casting call for the mickey mouse club. >> i remember if i would have won on "star search" i never would have seen that audition, so it's funny how stuff works out, huh? >> i can imagine that would to have been a huge deal when he landed that. >> it was a huge deal. >> a huge deal, because n

a man in a wheelchair two years ago this, is cell phone the incident shows who officers firing at randall dunkin after slashing an officer in the shoulder. the officers say he continued to be a threat after they fired a bean bag at him. he was file aid civil suit against police. the judge didn't buy it. his attorney is outraged. >> if this shooting is on videotape appearing outragis if a person can claim self-defense the person is protected by the law. >> he plans to appeal the ruling to the 9th circuit court of appeal autos the ride sharing services may not get a free ride much longer. today, cal customers can locate one through smart phones but they're not very popular and they protested out side of the hearing including these services have unfair advantage because drivers don't pay driver autos they don't have that. i mean a lot of us would just give up our license and do what they do. and and it should be classified by commercial carriers by achls taxies. >> boy scouts under fire for refusing to accept gay children. california lawmakers taking aim with a bill getting rid of the nonpro

we have silver tree and pine lake and lacrosse and art in the park and museum camps, the randall over night kaism for kids 10 to 12 and discovery camp and it's not too late to register so sign up today. recruitment has been begun with san francisco and the parks alliance. we are looking for kids in age group. teens upon work in the parks and open spaces and advance their leadership and gain valuable work experience and for more information call our office. i would now like to invite larry barry from san francisco youth works that wanted to make a quick presentation. larry, come on up. >> thank you commissioners and good morning. as he said i am larry barry. if you don't know we have an internship program 11 and 12 graders participating and that includes recreation and parks and i am here today to present an award to you for your contribution to our program. we have been able to provide 54 internships over the last year to kids in san francisco. we worked with a host of sites including the ones mentioned over the summer and pine lake and silver tree and douglas play ground and it's bee

all the way down to randall street, there is no accessible boarding areas for the church. there is a woman that lives in a wheelchair on santa rosa. she has to go across to glen park to get out transit. >> those new stations, those are the ones that we are going to have to depend on. >> along balboa park station, near geneva, i have been pushing hard to get ramps for pedestrians. right now, it is dangerous to cross the street. i want to insure the department of parking and traffic is painting lines on alemany street. beyond that, we need to figure out how to calm the traffic. a lot of cars go speeding through. sidewalks are not convenient for people. >> i am the supervisor for district 11, the debt -- the best district in san francisco. this year, we get to show how great district 11 really is. >> we are in our fifth year of major budget deficits. it is inevitable that we will make painful cuts. so how do we do it in a way that will minimize the impact on every day san franciscans? >> i really appreciate what you're doing here. you are a really patient gentleman, and i app

wendy and randall casey live in the same house.s not stopped them from competing against each other politically. the competition is having some effect on their relationship. tell you about that coming up. >> got to be interesting living under the same roof. speaking of relationship, there's a relationship not happening in scotland, and that has zoo officials worried. they're trying some unusual methods, including playlists invented by lester holt, to encourage a couple of pandas to get it on. they need a baby. >> maybe brushing their teeth might help. >> it might. if your breath wasn't so bad, maybe. >>> also, melissa mccarthy returned to host "saturday night live" last night. how did she do? we'll take a look at that. and "saturday night live" alum jimmy fallon is preparing to take over "the tonight show." all that in weekend buzz. >>> and we have an interesting story to tell you. it has to do with sign language. it's a different kind of sign language that brings live concert music to life. these interpreters we see, they don't ju

randall pinkston, cbs news, boston. >>> a startling discovery in new york city. part of a hijacked plane used in the 9/11 attacks. it happens to be part of the landing gear. work crews found this wedged between two buildings near ground zero just 18 inches apart. one of the buildings is the site of a drawnout battle over a new islamic community center, and because of that police are exploring the possibility, however slight, that is may have been planted there. >>> developing news from oakland now. one person was killed, two injured in a shooting near children's hospital last night. that happened just a block away from where a mother was shot and killed on wednesday as her 4-year-old boy watched. in the latest shooting, witnesses say they heard up to 20 gunshots. one of the injured victims is in critical condition and another suffered non life- threatening wounds. no one has been arrested in the shooting of the mother or in last night's incidents. >>> other headlines around the bay, contra costa county will hold a prescription drug takeback today. that starts at

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want to remind commissioners we have been successful receiving grants for 17th and folsom for the randall museum and other parks and all multi-million dollar grants and that is motivating us and we have another strong competitor here and we also want to pursue properties that have a range of uses and flexible to respond to the community's needs and demographics. the purchase price for this parcel has been identified as about $4.2 million but there is going to be a price reduction of $350,000 associated with remediation costs so we can use the acquisition funds to address those costs upon renovation of the park so that is great because that reduces again the cost of developing the park or burden on other funding sources so we're very happy to report that. the community has a concept plan. that plan needs to be vetted by staff. it does include a play structure as well as other park amenities and our goal is have the noe valley farmers market operate at the site with no interruption in service and we will work with them on the schedule, et cetera. maintenance of the site has been an importan

randall pinkston, cbs news, west texas. >>> a texas man who survived the boston bombings found himself on shaking grounds two days later. joe ran the boston marathon on monday, his wife was heading to the finish line to find him when the first bomb went off yards away from both of them. now both escaped uninjured, though his wife was hit by some shrapnel. when back in texas, joe was driving home from work last night near waco when he snapped this photo of black smoke up ahead. then he felt the explosion. he feels lucky to be alive. >>> many of the first responders to the plant explosion were volunteer firefighters. len ramirez on the need right here in the bay area for the same support. >> these are members of the spring valley volunteer fire department's first ever training academy, going through their final exams. >> these guys put their heart and souls into being a volunteer. i mean, it's not just like a hobby, it's something they are dedicated to. >> the east jose foothills is made up of 40 neighbors and people in the community who have different day jobs. >> my job is the outback

them for helping me find my great business manager this year just on the side and i wanted to thank randal my second who's regent vice president of mice executive international and they help us with our staff and talent and that has a lot to do with this today and so thank you for profile staffing service scefers through finances, and legal technology and staffings and we u.s.a. them all the time for our creative as well and webcore builder and is what aren't they building and we want to thank peterson and shelly doury who's one of the senior executive's in the web cor community and they built the beautiful oakland cathedral and acacademy of science and certainly at work on mass coney center expansion the early work on the warriors a marine eye and so many iconic projects in both northeastern and fortunately and southern california and wells fargo such an integral institution and part of of the fabric of our society and vaginal foalgee president the bay area region together encompassing this whole wide region for wells far going and we are soon going to hear from tim quinn written economis

thomas randall the chief of neurologist at the va hospital in palo alto. he had finished the marathon 20 minutes before the explosions. the former boston resident said it wasn't his knowledge of medicine but the city itself that came in handy. >> i could tell people where to go. i could direct them where the families would be where the bags containing one's clothes were. >> he returned to the bay area the next day. this was his third boston marathon. he also plans to run in the san francisco marathon. >>> a new challenge in the south bay for the next generation of innovators. more than 3,000 students participated in the 26th annual tech challenge in san jose today. the tech museum program is aimed at reinforcing the science and engineering design process with hands-on projects. this year's theme involved asteroids and space maps. >> our goal as a tech museum and the tech challenge is to require them to keep going in science, technology, engineering and math careers and fields. so if we can get the kids to start designing at a young age, to start innovating

sharing its insights on how to make and nuclear warhead and functionally munition nuclear device and so randal had that capability without even having the test so that's one beans and why people tend to consider these countries together despite their differences zachary but they feel threatened by the west yeah i think that they're i think iran actually fears becoming north korea because it's you know a story a country and i think that the current regime wants to continue that so i had the. it's more of the fact that we've cut off all these avenues to. sort of nuclear cooperation even the civilian realm for iran that drives them towards north korea but i think i also think we should overstate the relationship because we don't really know exactly and i don't think we know exactly how much deep this cooperation goes and i think whatever however far it does go i think it's more driven by iran and we can't get any sort of cooperation from the last on these matters anyway so dave why should the iranians trust the americans go ahead dave jump in go ahead probably the best thing the u.s. could hope f

a signature play here as klay thompson takes the ball from randall. the warriors doing it with rookies, second year players and

a signature play here as klay thompson takes the ball from randall.arriors doing it with rookies, second year players and budding stars. they're one one away from shocking the play offs. jackson with nothing but praise for his point guards. >> he's put this team on his back. he's made plays, he is an a league basketball player. gets to the point where there's certain teams left and more and more teams get sent home and here is where you recognize where the great players are. and you get a chance to see them all around the country. and it's great for steph. >> you just try to be aggressive and i have a lot of confidence in my shots. there are some that might look a little sketchy to most critics of basketball. but i feel very confidence and coach has confidence in me, i know my teammates do to rise up and take those shots if i'm feeling good. >> it's been a very frustrating point in my career with the injuries and coming back from them and how i've been playing and so on. i guess the emotion that let out, was just head on in this series, playing with a

an aerial photographer adam randall said the reek is overwhelming, even at his high altitude.his footage was taken the faa for bid flying over the area. which means my friends either its toxic at an extremely high height or it's just something your government does not want you to see. oh here is the horror sequel. oil change international said this sludge in the pipeline technically counts as heavy crude, not oil. so transporting it doesn't require regular payments into our national cleanup fund. meaning, less money for future disasters. it's a tax loophole that applies to the tar sands running through keystone pipeline. keep that in mind come election day. >>> it's non-for police officers in st. louis to moon light for second jobs. for gary, that job happened to be as a lobbyist. he worked for the tea party for several years and that was never an problem for his department. when he asked about taking on more lobbying work, they approved it. then they found out that he worked for "show me cannabis." now a man who was on the force for 34 years was not asking people to break pot

. >> sequestration is a dangerous and randall policy. >> this is just completely irresponsible. >> and these are job killing cuts. >> sequestration equals unemployment. >> as many as 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs. >> we expect that they will change their schedules and cancel flights. >> this is going to hurt a lot of moms and dads in our region. >> everyone thinks this is a -- bad things are going to happen. >> here was reaction to the columnist, fox news contributor michelle malkin. between the obamas and biten, eight vacations, i can't think back, probably one a year, maybe one and a half and now, another party and then a party coming for michelle's big birthday, beyonce and adele singing at the white house, this place is a rocking place except for we the people that pay the bills, we don't get to go. >> that's true. well, i hope america is paying close attention to the party animals in chief, and the vice party animal in chief, and their spouses. i mean, on hand, one side of their mouth is singing ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ to the rest of the world about seq

sanjay gupta, along with retired colonel randall larson, a retired terror expert. dana was talking about and capturing it so eloquently was just the fear that this creates. and obviously not linked to this event. this understanding is they weren't certainly talking -- did he choosehis time to do it because of this, who knows. >> right. >> but ricin itself, how hard is it to get ahold of and how dangerous is it? >> three things you want to think about. how hard it is to get ahold of, how easy it is to weaponize and then disseminate. it's caster bean oil. so you can get caster beans for sure. but that second step, erin, to turn into a weapon of some sort is hard. you've got to make it into these very small particles that potentially could be inhaled into the lungs. so i think in general, turning it into a weapon is a tough thing to do. it's scary, as you point out, anxiety-provoking. and if it did turn into a weapon, it could be very deadly. but i think that that's hopefully not what we're talking about here. >> and colonel larson, talking about the form it could tak

randall casey is running against his mom, wendy for mayor in dixmoor.he's better? it might have something to do with the fact that she still lives with her. >> i feel in my honest opinion is not mature mentally to take on a responsibility of running the community. >> man, son get off the sofa before you run against mom. in case you're wondering, she does charge her son some rent. so -- he pays up. he's got a good track record there have a good weekend, everybody, i'll see you back at 11:00 a.m. monday. "now" with alex wagner is up next. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. thanks so much for coming today, everybody. ugh! ugh! give me the purse! ugh! great job, julie! that why i eat belvita at breakfast. it's made with delicious ingredients and carefully baked to release steady energy that lasts. hi-yah! yes! that is what i'm talking about! so i can keep inspiring my students, all morning. ugh! ugh! belvita breakfast biscuits. steady energy. to do what i do -- a

. >>> randall casey says he's not running against his mom wendy.running for the people of dixmoor. >> i feel in my honest opinion that he is not mature mentally to take on a responsibility of running a community. >> ouch. >>> meantime, first mom, michelle obama, slipped up, accidently calling herself a single mom. >> believe me, as a busy single mother -- or i should say single -- as a busy mother -- sometimes when you have a husband who is president, you feel single but he's there. >> and candidates with beards. the ultimate wish of this pac is to support a presidential candidate. this is the last bearded president, benjamin harrison in 1889. >>> today my must read is a tribute to egert. his personality so compelling, he became a tv star, too. he championed many movie makers and was a brilliant tweeter, including on political in addition to cinematic topics. and finally he finished his long battle with cancer. robert ebert will be missed. you can find that on our facebook page at facebook/jansingco. sorry. sore knee. blast of cold feels nice. why

. >> randall kroszner there in chicago. >> bill, i'm just getting an e-mail from rich peterson over at s&p capital. he says by his calculations, worldwide equity valuations on all global exchanges are up $2.4 trillion in 2013, bill. that's up from $48.4 trillion to now $50.8 trillion. so valuations slowly, but surely, moving up on this market. >> it is amazing. and this rally just does not want to give up. we're up another 125 points right now. the dow was up 152 at the high of the day and we still have 40 minutes left in this trading session right now. >> yes, we do. meanwhile, goldman sachs cutting its outlook on gold for the second time in two months. find out whether it's time to get out of this precious medal if you haven't already or if this is a golden buying opportunity. >> and later, the president's budget out later today targets top earners. how much are they expected to pony up in higher taxes, you ask? we'll tell you and get reaction from white house economic adviser alan krueger, still to come, after this. zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the