. >> rick mays is the congressional letter. frank, we will start with you. >> good to see you again. you talk about your concerns about cutting the defense budget and saying that you did not think it should be cut. a few months ago we spoke about this. yesterday, now you said you are talking about cutting some things from the budget in fiscal year 2012. can you talk about what kind of cut to would like to do. if you cannot give specifics, can you speak generally? >> i do not know if there are any cuts that i would like to do. it is ludicrous to think that out of $550 million that you cannot find some savings. anyone in the pentagon has said we can cut her, her, -- here, here, and here. fighting 2 wars and now in libya, it's not a great time to be cutting the military, but i understand how bad our situation is. when i came here 18 years ago, the whole budget was $1.5 trillion an thid this year, our debt will pass that.w we have some serious problems. defense has to be part of it. let's look at the pentagon and who -- how we buy

if that blazingly obvious leer rick doesn't bring a smile, you know it's a girl on youtube. but rebecca black mayave the last laugh. it's a lesson in modern fame. >> reporter: it's a really good friday for 13-year-old rebecca black. the last day of the week, just set a record. reaching the 100 million mark on youtube. 63 days after his review. and beating out justin bieber whose video took 76 days to hit there. this california eighth grader's rise to fame started after her paints shelled out money for a music camp. they made a video, tweaked her voice and posted it on youtube. music founder patrice wilson appeared in the video. >> i had a good feeling about it. and before you knew it, hey, friday is forever. >> reporter: rebecca became a viral star. >> people look and say, why this girl? why did she make it? and she is cute. voot was just silly enough. it seemed she could be in the joke herself. >> it was when a comedy central blogger made fun of the song that it took off. when did you realize that the video had gone viral? >> probably after seeing it go from 4,000 views to 70 views in one night

fifteen percent and they changed even less even less so the problem may need to be but only literally is that the modern democracy rick bragg. a good government efficient government but also a position having a tentative programs and. and really really good and tentative progress just waiting for their turn yes. ma opinion is that the new road but the difference between. left the center left or the reformist left the moderate left and and and right. back to the center right of the modern state saying right they have no more of a very important sense of the word both both for the did the welfare state the bad and both sides of a division over the one firstly both that are for all the growth and farther and farther. and farther rigorous budget policy said. so the defense had not paid heed the part and this is this is the reason ok now i have another quote from the e.u. wrote investment in strategic sectors like infrastructure is research and technological innovation environment and alternative energy sources saying why the technologies put faster economic growth and enhance productivity and quote historically long term

i defer my remarks to rick cooper to and staff is here to answer any questions that you may have or address any of the issues that were raised earlier during public comment. >> thank you. commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: i agree that it is quat and consistent. i would like to answer -- is adequate and consistent. i think mr. cooper spoke to a lot of those but comments were made to the effect that you know, a lot of this is landfill as is most of downtown san francisco, which did quite well in the earthquake of 1989. i think it is not the landfill but how the landfill is treated and i'm quite impressed by the measures that are being proposed to compact about 125 or 130 acres of the land that needs compaction to strengthen them to build areas around three miles on the outside and have it be two feet above the level of downtown san francisco. for those concerned about the future residents, they will be safer with the measures that are being taken than they are now today. i think it has been 10 years in the process and i think it is time to move ahead on this. on a couple of other

i defer my remarks to rick cooper to and staff is here to answer any questions that you may have or address any of the issues that were raised earlier during public comment. >> thank you. commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: i agree that it is quat and consistent. i would like to answer -- is adequate and consistent. i think mr. cooper spoke to a lot of those but comments were made to the effect that you know, a lot of this is landfill as is most of downtown san francisco, which did quite well in the earthquake of 1989. i think it is not the

. >> rick: if there is something that nancy lieberman does differently than male coaches, it may be that she brings a sense of connection to the team. >> let's go guys, together. one, two, three. >> she's done a good job of bringing us together as a family. in pro sports, it's touch to find an organization that wants to bring guys together in that sort of college-type atmosphere where everyone cares about each other and everyone's pulling for each other. i think she's done a good job of that. >> rick: lieberman also gets high marks for her people management skills from one of her competitors, coach chris finch. >> i think in our business, basketball, the less it becomes about just "x"s and "o"s and a lot more it's about managing people, managing egos, managing conflict and being able to get those people to understand that you're ultimately on their side >> guard somebody! >> rick: during its first year, the texas legends had its ups and downs with a 24-26 win-loss record. but thanks to a strong finish, the legends made it into the league playoffs, a major feat for an expansion team. and

may have when you have children.......... >>> you can see that yellow from houston to boston. that is slight rick of severe weather, it will be bumpy if are traveling in the eastern third of our country. here is kristen. >> kristen: it's 4:49. new muni crime data shows the drop in crime of the first quarter of the year. police say two things help make a 26% drop in crime on muni buses and trains. police have better crime data to target control. police have stepped up the use of undercover officers riding muni lines to rout out criminal suspects. >> eric: several hundred libyans are protesting in a stronghold and expressing little faith an african team will mediate a cease-fire. members of the delegation met with gadhafi in tripoli yesterday. he had accepted their road map for a cease-fire. it came hours after nato airstrikes battered gadhafi forces, it helped the rebels push back troops. >> kristen: hundred homes were destroyed by a tornado on saturday. in north dakota there is flooding like people haven't seen for decades. now a report. >> mapleton iowa got a ten minute warning that tornado as c

rick quan with your sunday sports. >> giants home opener was a raising of the world championship banner and dramatic victory. last night they mayave stopped themselves. tim lincecum received their rings. garcia did his best to put a damper on the celebration. mat cane was sharp pitching five shutout winnings. miguel tejada back and makes the catch. they took 1-0 lead in the fifth. derosa drops a base hit in front of lance berkman. st. louis would tie the contest and take the lead in the 7th. it was 2-1 cardinals. tejada sends this deep to left center. he gets a glove on it but can't hang on and walk off double and san francisco wins 3-2. >> the a's were at minnesota, gonzalez was on pitching six strong innings. gonzalez allowed no rubs and striking out four including all star catcher joe mallard. ellis grounds to garcia and suzuki scores to make it 1-0. puen test gets him to end the game and a's win it 1-0 and now 3-5. >> sharks close out regular season by hosting phoenix. another big sellout crowd. ian white with a slap shot gets a second goal in two nights. late in the period, takes the pass to thorton and scores. made it 2-0

representatives zach wamp of tennessee recently hinted that secession may be the best option for those opposed to obamacare and governor of texas rick perry said this back in two thousand and nine sex is easy. it could be a tea party. if you. go to great. that's the reason. they didn't want to continue. your project. so just how nutty is this idea of know if occasion or secession or even how dangerous are here to offer their takes on the issues alex jones filmmaker author and host of the rather far right alex jones radio show and alan and ian will hisor reporter attorneys specializes in constitutional law and blogger at think progress towards alex welcome. thanks for having me great to see with you sure on this time. and in very very good very nice to have you here good to be back and i thank you in the studio alex what's your what's the position of the hard right in the republican party and frankly among your listeners on both nullification is this. well first off tom back when i was going after bush for the patriot act and illegal wars and lies about w m d's i was called a hard core leftist and now that i don't like what obama is

may be back. tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," our look at the business of sports, starts on the front nine. rick horrow is a sports business analyst and c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. always nice to see you. nice finish there at the masters, char making a bit putt there. >> absolutely, and the business is coming back in a big, big way. playing on courses has rebounded after a tough couple of years. is the business of golf back in a big way? >> it's back, maybe not in a big way with a caveat it's numbers are up, the economy is turning around, but the kids getting into game, ages 6-17, down 30% compared to five years ago, and kids from households under $50,000, they're less and less to get inclined to get into the game. so the pied piper that is tiger woods may be wearing off a little bit. >> tom: and those are the future golfers, the future buyers of all that golfing gear. fortune brands which owns titlist and pinnacle has talked about spinning off its business. you look at calloway, meantime. its share price has essentially been driven into the rough, well off the fairway over the past year.

representatives zach wamp of tennessee recently hinted that secession may be the best option for those opposed to hope obama care and governor of texas rick perry said this back in two thousand and. six is eating. the tea party. it's a. very. good reason. if washington continues. rock. so just how nutty is this idea of nullification horses session or even how dangerous are here to offer their takes on the issues alex jones filmmaker author and host of the rather far right alex jones radio show and alex and ian mill hisor reporter attorneys specializes in constitutional law and blogger at think progress or alex welcome. thanks for having me great to see you with your shirt on this time. and in very very good very nice to have you here good to be back thank you in the studio alex what's your what's the position of the hard right in the republican party and frankly among your listeners on both nullification is a session. well first off tom back when i was going after bush for the patriot act and illegal wars and lies about w m d's i was called a hard core leftist and now that i don't like what obama is doing continuing what bush did with the

that is to ignore then people around the world may not know that the rest of america doesn't agree with. that was journalist author and former c.n.n. host rick sanchez. well switching gears now to the brawl over the budget in a city never devoid of a good fight this one's all about money your money and how it will be spent and if there's no agreement well or maybe and we're money we're not just talking about government workers not getting paychecks we could be talking about people i would you go for medicare not being able to enroll and not hundreds of thousands of passport applications not being processed social security checks might not be mailed so will it happen and if it does what will the implications be and do american taxpayers well what do they think about all this argue producer lindegaard filter to the streets of the nation's capital to find out. there's been a lot of talk over the past couple weeks about a looming government shutdown and congress can't agree on a budget bill simply stop operating people on the street really worried about this let's find out why you just want to call the government's going to shut down the rest of

rick rules rounding out the top five. >>> older, wiser and happier too. why the best days of your life may be yet to come. >>> final witness in the barry bonds trial up today. >>> fire guts a mobile home in redwood city early this morning, the teenager credited with saving his family. that story coming up. >>> we've got updated information from southwest as it grounded dozens of flights looking for cracks in the fuselage. i have a live report coming up. >>> sunny and warmer, story today, but cooler changes on the way details coming up. hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. t. time is 6-- >>> good morning it is monday the 4th of april i am sydnie kohara. >> i am frank mallicoat. it is pushing 6:30 on this monday. let's check weather and traffic but first things first. >> breaking news now. a united airlines plane headed to san francisco from new orleanss has made an emergency landing ba

rick scott in florida cited privacy concerns and law enforcement officers in various states have worried that different states have different ways of collecting information and they don't share that data than these programs mayot be as effective as possible. guest: i think that is an absolutely legitimate question. first of all, when the state's get these laws passed, they can provide all levels of patient confidentiality and privacy they want. the second part that we encourage is that states be able to have an exchange of information so that if we have a problem -- kentucky and ohio have signed an agreement to be able to share information. frankly, i don't get the sense there is a mood in this country for any type of national data base when it comes to prescription drug. i think the practice of medicine is controlled at the state level. it is not controlled by the federal government. given guidance and best practices, the states are in the best position to make this work. host: what is the role of pharmacists and doctors and all of the guest: stacks there is a significant role. they can be attuned to these problems to make sure they are checking their prescriptions, forged prescriptions and some places it c

may sweeps. around the finale of his tv show? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: stranger things have happened. jeremy hubbard, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to jeremy. so, we want to turn to rick klein, our senior washington editor who follows all things washington. what are they whisperi ining in. about this, donald trump stealing the air time here? >> reporter: that's right. there's some announce and frustration over the fact that trump is making the noises. it's not that he's a celebrity candidate that's crowding out the more serious candidates, it's that he's doing so by appealing to the birther crowd. not many believe that's going to lead the gop to anywhere where they want to go in 2012. >> and rick, we know a lot of republican contenders staying out to save money here are they concerned that it's trump stealing the free air time while there is any? >> reporter: every moment that trump captures in the early race is time that another more serious candidate won't be able to get back. but look, their biggest concern is that he is going to be out there and essentially make this whole field less serious with his presence there. >> rick klein in washington, rick, thank you so

i'm cureout about what metric you may be able to use if not for orbits, whether it's kind of volume of photos or video feeds, just what might serve as another method rick for that capability -- metric for that capability, and then general hayden, you talked about the data avalanche and the reck sit sort of increase in personnel to handle some of the analysis. do we have a sense of how many personnel are involved for the distributed common grounds system and on the sort of data analytics and what's that projected to be going forward particularly given the budget tightening we have? >> okay. we have about a minute left, but -- [laughter] i do want the speakers to have an opportunity to respond to the three questions posed, so or three sets of questions i should say. starting with general hayden and move down the line. >> i take the rici one and dave can continue with the rest. >> sure. >> great questions raised, one we are aware of and are addressed throughout the current war and we have not added the spice to the stew you created with an enemy who rejects the standard of geneva and makes it complex and makes decision we had to make during my time in gov

rick santorum will participate in the first debate of the 2012 presidential campaign. the first in the south debate will be held in downtown greenville, south carolina, mayantorum hopes others considering a run will commit to that debate. >>> and prosecutors deciding whether to indict john edwards spent four hours interviewing his former aide andrew young yesterday. the investigation centers on payments edwards made to keep his pregnant mistress rielle hunter and young reportedly or allegedly in hiding. young posed as the father of edwards' and hunter's baby during the 2008 campaign. >>> a controversial miniseries about the kennedy family is finally hitting the small screen. history channel pulled the includiplug on the series after kennedy cam family members were unhappy with how it is portrayed. airing sunday on the reelz channel, paying $7 million for the series that cost $25 million to make. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. ask your ey

rick quan with your sunday morning sports. >> good morning. the giants home opener on friday featured the rays of the world championship banner a dramatic 12 innings victory but last night they maypped themselves. before the game they received their world championship rings. the pitcher jaime garcia put his best to put a damper on the situation. he gets pat burrell for a strikeout. and cain had help from his defense, colby rays husband with the pop to center. tejada drifts back, fights the wind and makes the catch. san francisco took a 1-0 lead in the fifth. mark derosa drops a base hit in front of berkman and brings home burrell. but they tie and take the lead in the 7th. rasmus with his first home run of the season. it was 2-1, cardinals. down to their last out, the giants had two on for tejada, who sends this pitch deep to left center. rasmus gets a glove on it but can't hang on. it's a walk off double and san francisco wins, 3-2. the magic is alive and well. >>> the a's were at minnesota. gonzalez was on pitching six strong innings. he gets michael cuddyer looking. he struck out four including all-star catcher joe mauer. oakland finally broke through in the sixings. they gro

rick kwan with sunday's sports. >> good morning. the giants home opener on friday featured the rays of the world championship banner a dramatic 12 innings victory but last night they mayve topped themselves. before the game they received their world championship rings. the pitcher jaime garcia put his best to put a damper on the celebration. he gets pat burrell for a strikeout. and matt cain had help from his defense. colby rasmus with the pop to center. tejada drifts back, fights the wind and makes the catch. san francisco took a 1-0 lead in the fifth. mark derosa drops a base hit in front of berkman and brings home burrell. but st. louis to tie the contest and take the lead in the seventh. rasmus with his first home run of the season. it was 2-1, cardinals. down to their last out, the giants had two on for tejada, who sends this pitch deep to left center. rasmus gets a glove on it but can't hang on. it's a walk off double and san francisco wins, 3-2. the magic is alive and well. >>> the a's were at minnesota. gonzalez was on pitching six strong innings. he gets michael cuddyer looking. gonzalez allowed no runs while striking out four, including all-star catcher joe

may be, there's also -- theirs always risk involved. in addition to the two who died here yesterday, two other drivers had been killed in recent accidents. >> i'm rickozano reporting live from perris, california. that's it from here. back to you. >> thank you, rick. >>> 7:48. this weekend, marin county residents will get ready for the big one. it's a disaster preparedness program that the kentfield fire department will host. they will show people what to do before, during a disaster, before and after an earthquake. the fire chief says it makes sense to host this, give be the crisis in japan. >> be a good boy scout. be prepared. it will come. we don't know what day, what hour but we absolutely need to be prepare for this. >> tomorrow's program starts tomorrow. there's no cost to attend. >>> 7:48. a fashion trend sparked by steven tyler on "american idol" is sending stylists to fishing and hunting stores. the stylists say the customers they have want the -- same feathers used by fishermen. >> they wanted long feathers to put in their hair. it just started going like crazy. i had no idea it was such a big fad. >> the only problem is the feathers have b

>> rick, the latest photo they released clearly is an older male, not like the kids involved in columbine 12 years ago. have authorities said any more about whether they think the two incidents may be linked? >> well, what they are saying, jeff, is that there is no positive connection linking the two incidents, but they do have a number of similarities. the columbine shootings happened april 20th, 1999. 12 students and a teacher were shot to death. and it was exactly 12 years later that this bomb was found here in the shopping mall, which is located just about a mile away from the school. >> yeah, and rick, let me ask you about that bomb and the potential similarities. there was one, obviously, as well in the columbine school cafeteria. are these bombs similar at all? >> yes, there are similarities, jeff. both bombs at columbine and here at the shopping mall were made out of propane tanks that failed to explode. and, also, pipe bombs. and, as we indicated, authorities are now testing them to see exactly how they were made up. >> all right, rick sallinger of cbs 4 in denver. rick, thank you very much. >>> there's word this morning of a new kind of treatment for the flu. and it mi

may have seen day after day. i've been a nation, since i made ammunition from benghazi and not by dan told ricks booted but the storieswere used to kind of these mass displays of machismo to bolster rebel movement in front of the foreign press and show its reported string. despite colonel gadhafi's insistence that the rebels had al qaeda ties and reports of quote flippers, unquote, about panda activity here in washington, i personally thought the leave no evidence of this during my travels amongst this movement of where he spent over two weeks and i appear here today with my head still attached my body. libya in 2011 is certainly not iraq in 2004, despite any comparisons to the latter. the biggest danger to foreign journalists and other westerners are in fact treat 11 forces, not any g chavez forces or any sort of zarqawi's. a colleague of mine who is searching for u.s.a. today is currently in captivity from the regime along with three other journalists, one who has not been reported and the other are reportedly in a detention camp in tripoli and u.s.a. today and other outlets are working for the release. i don't thin