attorney michael cardoza says rosen's parents did not have insurance on the car.ys neighbors complained about rosen's reckless driving to the parents. the c-h-p is investigating a crash in napa that killed a young boy and injured several others-- including a celebrity chef. it happened sunday afternoon on highway 121. police say the driver of a chevy drifted into oncoming traffic, hitting a lexus head-on. a four-year-old boy in the chevy was killed. his mother and the driver were seriously injured. cindy paulson - the chef and owner of mustards grill - was in the lexus with her husband. they were hospitalized with less serious injuries. the c-h-p says there were no obvious signs that drugs or alcohol were a factor, but it's not being ruled out. "i think maybe i was just being sensitive, maybe i felt a bit insecure or jealous, and she came and she sat down next to me and she started playing with, tickling my neck, and i wasn't kind to her, like i should have been." new details coming out this morning in dramatic testimony as olympic runner oscar pistorius takes the

police say then-17-year-old david rosen was speeding when his car jumped the sidewalk. hitting and killing a father and his 9-year-old daughter two years later the family has filed a civil lawsuit against rosen and his family. kron 4's scott rates sat down with attorney michael cardoza and shows us what's next for his clients. this happened about two years ago, obviously a very traumatic thing. the first question is how is the family? well having gone through this experience you can imagine how devastating that was. they are doing a lot better today. tell me about the lawsuit your filing on the family's behalf. they're dealing with a wrongful death case against the driver, and a negligent in trust and against the parents. in california, there is a law that says when parents negligently in trust a vehicle to their children, the most they can be held liable for is $30,000. the other thing that compounds this tragedy is that the juvenile is parents did not have insurance on the car. they knew he was a reckless driver as their neighbors had complained about this. still they

. >> clippers' president andy rosen issued a statement saying that the audio recording does not reflectterling as statements and beliefs. he feels terrible that such sentiments are being attributed to him and apologizes to anyone who may have been hurt by then. in the statement, rosen questions the recording and says we do know the woman on the tape who we believe released it to tmz is a woman that is in a lawsuit brought by the sterling family alleging that she embezeled $1.8 million. sterling has not commented on the allegations. >> kimberly thanks a lot. stay with us for more on the story. time now for your microclimate forecast. let's look at downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. can't tell if it raining there. i know it's not raining in san jose, i was outside a few minutes ago. when it does rain, it will not be abhor for long, a warm up is coming. rob has the details. >> a bit of a roller coaster ride right now, mid and high level clouds are coming through and a few sprinkles off the coast. the system coming in tonight and in to tomorrow morning. the later tonight, we will st

rosen will be released in two years. his father would not comment on the lawsuit. >>> new details of the sexual predator called the pillowcase rapist who was around in the late 70s. christopher hubbard will live in the southern california community of palmdale after being released from custody. hubbard admitted to raping as many as 40 women and using a pillowcase to muffle their screams. he moved to the bay area in 1979 after parole and assaulted 16 women. he was convicted again and then went to the stiff clairemont. he has been in state custody since 1996. >>> new details san francisco police confirmed that threats have been made against the department following a fatal officer-involved shooting. he was shot and killed by officers in bruno heights park. officers say he pulled out a stun gun and pointed it at police who thought it was a real handgun. an anonymous threat vowed revenge for his death. they warned officers to be on high alert while doing their job. >>> san francisco will hold another gun buy back tomorrow. i

. >> fantastic a master of sheltering money in the cook islands howard rosen unleashes a sales pitch that spoke to the recklessly rich. >> i think we use seatbelts in cars to protect ourselves. why shouldn't we be able to protect our financial resources. >> the cook islands is just a seatbelt to your money doesn't bump it head. >> sure. >> let's say i want to put money in a trust for my current wife and keep my other dumb wives. >> this is used as post marital planning and premarital planninging. >> i'm constantly in a state of preand post marriage thank this is probably for you. >> how is this legal? >> no court in the united states has jurisdiction over the cook islands trust. >> i don't care if it's legal or not. thank you though. >> okay. >> rosen explains that the cook's unique legal system is so protective of american wealth because of an age-old island tradition of having their banking laws written by american lawyers, lawyers like this guy. >> our firm has had some input in recent limited liability company legislation enacted in the cook islands. >> is it wrong for the rich t

rosen will be released in two years. his father would not comment on the lawsuit. >>> new details of the sexual predator called the pillowcase rapist who was around in the late 70s. christopher hubbard will live in the southern california community of palmdale after being released from custody. hubbard admitted to raping as many as 40 women and using a pillowcase to muffle their screams. he moved to the bay area in 1979 after parole and assaulted 16 women. he was convicted again and then went to the stiff clairemont. he has been in state custody since 1996. >>> new details san francisco police confirmed that threats have been made against the department following a fatal officer-involved shooting. he was shot and killed by officers in bruno heights park. officers say he pulled out a stun gun and pointed it at police who thought it was a real handgun. an anonymous threat vowed revenge for his death. they warned officers to be on high alert while doing their job. >>> san francisco will hold another gun buy back tomorrow. i

rosen, now 19, is serving time for felony vehicular manslaughter. >>> two clerks in san leandro being praised for stopping a robber with a gun. don knapp shows how they fought him off. >> reporter: you are looking at the unfortunate end of an attempted 7/11 robbery. unfortunate for the suspect who is on the run without his gun or any money. it started four minutes before midnight friday knight. this surveillance video shows a man wearing a hood and adjusting a ski mask as he enters the 7/11. mark and another 7/11 clerk were at the cash register. >> he demanded money. i had my hands up. he swung the gun back and fourth. when the gun got close to him, i saw the opportunity and grabbed it from both ends and yanked it out of his hands. >> any concern you might have gotten shot? >> there was a little bit of concern about that, but when the gun was pointed away from me, then i had no fear of me getting shot. >> reporter: but this armed gunman makes a run for the door. mark is right behind. now he is pumped up on adrenaline and has the gun. the gunman got away. >> this is obviously not somet

rosen will be released in two years. his father would not comment on the lawsuit. >>> new details of the sexual predator called the pillowcase rapist who was around in the la christopher hubbard will live in the southern california community of palmdale after being released from custody. hubbard admitted to raping as many as 40 women and using a pillowcase to muffle their screams. he moved to the bay area in 1979 after parol assaulted 16 women. he was convicted again and then went to the stiff clairemont. he has been in state custody since 1996. >>> new details san francisco police confirmed that threats have been made against the department following a fatal officer-involved shooting. he was shot and killed by officers in bruno heights park. officers say he pulled out a stun gun and pointed it at police who thought it was a real handgun. an anonymous threat vowed ficers toey warned officers toen high alert while doing their job. >>> san francisco will hold another gun buy back tomorrow. it is the drive-thru kind. 9: fro

joining us from washington, ace reporters carl cameron and james rosen.ch fire is kerry under anyway and how is is he handling it, rosen? >> well, he came under fire at that hearing, not just from republicans but even from some of his democratic allies, bill. secretary kerry obviously would not ascribe to the notion that he is presently engaged in the business of failing. even if that were undeniably true. we should not ordained to failure. sometimes ball games are won in the late innings. with that said there is no doubt that some of john kerry's key initiatives are either dead or close to death. in syria, which is the site of this millennium's bloodiest catastrophe. u.s. policy is so nebraska blues as to be unrecognizable. in ukraine, both the threat and the imposition of sanctions have proved an inadequate deterrent of vladimir putin and european diplomats will tell you it is putin who is controlling events there even kerry's aides acknowledge his efforts to broker the two state solution between the israelis and the palestinians has fall noon quote, cr

. >> the accident happened back in april 2012, when the 17 year-old david rosen was speeding. police said that he lost control and he jumped to the sidewalk hitting and killing the man and his nine year-old daughter. now, two years later the family has now filed its civil lawsuit against him and his family. kron4 scott rates sat down with their target and shows us what is next for his clients. >> having gold through what they would throw back then, you can imagine how devastating that was. they are door bell lot better today. >> tell me about the lawsuits. >> that's silvo lawsuit is a wonderful death against the driver and a negligent and trust met against the parents. >> now, what we are offended by is that in california that have a law that says that when parents entrust, their vehicles to their children the most that can be held liable for its $30,000. the other thing that compounds this is that the juveniles periods, did not have any insurance on their car, they knew that he was righteously drive a because neighbors have complained about him. but yet, they let him drive, a

attorneys for the nouri family say rosen has a history of reckless driving. rosen was sentenced to seven years in confinement in 2012 but will be released when he turns 21. >>> uc berkley opened a clinic to give vaccinations now that a second student has come down with the measles. health officials say the student was in classes the week of march before being diagnosed and put in isolation. the student also took a domestic flight out of oakland international airport last sunday and rode b.a.r.t. u.s. uc berkley student got the measles in february after traveling to asia. >>> coming up here on kron4 news weekend, we definitely want to show you the weather forecast because warm weather is on the way and windy too. and eric and i were talking about how that's affecting our allergies so we will want to get an update on our forecast. so stay with us. we will be right back. what are you up to? just playing hide the cheddar. can i play? it's more of a one person kind of game. i won. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> good morning. a

in april of 2012, 17-year-old david rosen was driving more than 70 miles an hour. his suv swerved onto the sidewalk hitting and killing 41-year-old solomon nuri and his 9-year-old daughter. the suit also names rosen's parents. he will be released from prison in two years. his father would not comment on the lawsuit. >>> a santa clara county sheriff's deputy is looking for the public's help to raise funds for his baby daughter who's battling cancer. a fund has been set up for her who had surgery monday to remove a cancerous kidney. organizers of the account which was set up yesterday are trying to raise $10,000. for a link, visit >>> news about the pillowcase rapist. a san jose judge ruled 63-year-old christopher hubbart will live in a southern california community in palmdale after being released from state custody. hubbart convicted and paroled several times admitted to raping as many as 40 women. he moved to the bay area on parole in 1979 and assaulted 16 women. he was convicted again and then paroled briefly to claremont in 1993. hubbart's been in state custody

a quote from rosen. he also said, it's a disgrace if the united states government visa iranian ambassador to the u.n. rosen was the embassy's press at shea who was bliped folded and held at gun -- blind folded and held at gun point along with 51 fellow americans taken hostage. in a statement to fox news, rosen demanded that the obama to nistration deny a visa abu to prevent him from taking up tehran's u.n. post. well, we need to take action, we hold the purses, the purse strings, and we need to cut off ny funding for any effort that might be undertaken to grant this international terrorist a visa so that he can come on american soil and have diplomatic immunity. so i'm quite proud of my friend from colorado, mr. lamborn and i have traveled to israel together. i have seen him conduct himself in international settings in ways that should make colorado proud of him as well as the united states. so my friend ted cruz got a bill through the senate, passed 100-0, as reported by the a.p. april 7, senate approve

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the story tonight from hanover, a suburb of baltimore.ening, james. >> good evening. the members of the board of the maryland health care exchange have spent the last few minutes meeting in closed-door session debating the proposal by the state's top i.t. official that they scrap the existing maryland health care exchange and enforce a model used by connecticut. we appear to be witnessing the administration of the last rights to the largest casualty in the troubled history of obamacare. that something was terribly wrong with maryland's health care exchange became undeniable in february when they fired their main contractor of fargo, north dakota. in fact, by the time president obama came to largo, maryland, on the eve of open enrollment last fall to tout how much smoother things would go in maryland, the administrators running the state's exchange had reportedly already known for two weeks that the software administering it was quote/unquote extremely unstable. >> they had three years to get it done right. they can't, and they have about

bring in ace correspondents carl cameron and james rosen from washington. one of the things i discussed with charles krauthammer last night how hillary clinton will portray herself if she ones for president. there is a report called qddr that evaluates performance by state. >> can you, off the top of your head, identify one tangible achievement that was resulted from the last -- >> i'm certain that those that were here at the time, who worked hard on that effort could point out one. >> all right. so, roach is there a hillary clinton component to it that question in that report? >> there is. and we deal with this in two parts, bill. the question for which my much respected friend and colleague jen socky could quite frankly been better prepared had to do with the quadrennial diplomacy review. four years top-to-bottom review. modeled on similar review done for many years at the pentagon. it's important to note that jen opened up the press conference touting the qddr and hillary clinton. which means one can only imagine what the intervening 24 hours have been l

. >>> corporate president andy rosen released a statement in defense of donald material hat reads in part, quote: he feels terrible that such sentiments are being attributed to him and apologizes to anyone who might have been hurt by them. he says the team is investigating. >>> president obama is speaking out, saying he is confident nba commissioner adam silver will address the remarks. the president addressed the issue today during a press conference. >> i don't think i have to interpret those statements for you. they kind of speak for themselves. when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't really have the to do anything, just let them talk. >>> president obama says the incident illustrates that more work needs to be done in understanding the legacy of slavery and racism in the united states. >>> one of the nba's all-time greats is weighing in. larry beil has that. >> nate thurmond, you saw him on the postgame show, a friend and colleague but, a block of granite for the warriors in the middle -- from 1963 to 1974, named one of the nba's 50 greatest players in hi

rosen field as we talk about the numbers of these items, how does it influence thinking is it a general thinking to make sure you don't go crazy on future projections or how else can we plan on it as a city. because you never plan for a dip in a recession, but as time goes on, chances are it is going to happen and we want to make sure that we have a reserve for this. how do we truly implement thinking about this? >> it's a big question so i will offer some of my own thoughts on it. it speaks to i think how to city wants to position it's overall balance sheet and financials looking ahead. the city and mayor and the board have done a good job in this period of recovery of doing so. so we've adopted as a city a number of measures that improve our ability to take a longer view of our finances that is 5-year financial plan forecasting emphasizing the adoption of 2-year budgets. the city's reserve position is improving and having adequate reserves that you enter into recession helps buffer reductions and public services and speaks to spending plans, one time uses of funds that are easier to p

. >> good morning, ben rosen field controller. we are here to give you an overview of the city's financial plan update. this is required from your three financial offices to prepare annually. this was published several weeks ago. it's a document in four or 5 years depending on the cycle and represents the best thinking of the three financial offices. the controllers, the mayor's budget office and the board of supervisors budget office and all have collaborated on this report and that i say joint report for that reason. at the highest level, the report shows an improving financial picture over the next 4 years versus the on the look a year ago and over the last several years but with challenges we maining. -- remaining and we've seen in the most recent years. expenditures leading to growing shortfalls in the 4-year period as you go. in the summary slide we projected at the time of the preparation of this report approximately $67 million general fund shortfall in 14-15 growing to $133 million in the year after and 282 and 339, the y

weknow of the rosen case, know of the ap case. were there other examples where media outlets were secretly targeted? >> i would not agree any media outlets were targeted. what happened in at least a couple of those cases was determination is made to get information. we went through a process after that firestorm. >> i know about that, in july, but what i am asking you, were any other media targeted by secret requests to verizon or others to look at their information other than the associated press and the rosen case, which we know of, because that was revealed? are there any other? >> the processes that we had in place to the extent that we thought where i made i the determination had in fact been made. we had a good series of meetings with the media -- >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes that chairman from her, mr. scott, for five minutes. , mr. attorney general, for being here today. i had a question about torture and just simply we have heard that torture worked in certain situations. immunityt retroa

couple of main things that have people riled up over the last year, the use of the carveout with the rosen situation and also the notice issue that was front and center after the ap situation. it expressly addresses both of those concerns. to just apply to telephone records and now it is broader.r -- i do find a director of national intelligence part to be troubling. the fact that they have now sort of gone to a definition of ordinary newsgathering for the applicability of the guidelines rather than just newsgathering is concerning to me. i hope there will be further improvements. what is ordinary newsgathering in an era where some people called journalists accomplices to their sources? >> this kind of gets to a little bit about -- for me, the biggest problem with something like a shield law is that we are getting to the point where we don't really need a subpoena. i am in a class of people who surveilled, and it is hard for me to know whether or not i've already given up my sources. are the measures that one takes to guard against that -- i heard from an earlier panelist that may be using

rosen, when you look, you mentioned a number of positions you are recommending are based on lack of demand. do you look at just the amount of fte's being used or do you also look at temp positions being used to fill certain parts of the demand as well. >> what we did is look at the workload justification for having a new position there. for instance, in -- harvey wants me to give an example. basically in some of the units in our attachment we say there is insufficient workload justification. we look at what they currently have in temples of positions and how many cases they handle and maybe what some of the enhanced requirements are under the new legislation and determine if they really need additional bodies to do it. >> i understand that kind of analysis. when you look at the number of positions do you also look at the temp poeptions they have? what we are hearing is there's a ton of temp positions filling kind of -- back filling demand for services but the question is if you are only looking at fte's and equivocating and doing your math that way, we're not looking at what the demand is

he also promised upgrade of the financials rosen of the infrastructure is in transportation was a big issue and one of the main task was full roster to establish direct transport links which crimea and the city of sin basketball meanwhile russia's defence ministry says an infantry battalion has finished exercise in the ukrainian border and has withdrawn all the errands. russian prime mr medvedev has announced a new ministry with the creation of four crimea which recently joined the russian federation all they said the fed is expected to lead the new ministry. he served as the deputy minister of the russian economic development ministry since two thousand a medvedev told a top level government meeting in super hopeful the development of crimea has become russia's priority the new ministry will be set up to help crimea merge into russia's economic financial credit and justice systems as well as to help the administration in crimea fulfill this duty. meanwhile the russian defense minister said russia has begun transporting its military equipment and weapons to crimea since monday the pro

and the key thing this was to get the exact metadata of when kim had called rosen having just read a classified document of some sort, so forth. they put the screws on him, that they would give him a higher sentence if he didn't come out with a guilty plea at this point. so i think the press has not yet been directly prosecuted, but that with the -- if these various cases succeed that go along, there's every reason to think, i think, that that would be the next step. >> and james clapper, the director of national intelligence, said that people like glenn greenwald were aiding, abetting, conspiring and that anybody who's helping snowden in any kind of way -- that would include the lawyers -- are subject to, could be subject to criminal penalty. and that's an incredibly frightening place to be in. >> we have a question here. >> yeah. i was just wondering what do you guys think makes a good whistleblower? because i know a lot of whistleblowers, obviously, receive a lot of retaliation, but what do you think helps people avoid prosecution? >> she wants to know what makes a good whistleblo

is it rosen? >> he came off as what he is. there is a lot of cya going on both on the part of the cia and the state department. to make sure no one heard in essence we gave you certainly warnings. >> the warnings were stricken. why did morel strike them? >> he had sign off power on a memo? >> right. there is an important point. he was reminded of his previous appearance when seated alongside nation's top intelligence official. general clapper the director of national intelligence when being asked about benghazi and who changed talking points and in essence, clapper said i don't know. morel stayed silent. today asked why did you stay silent? in essence he said i should have spoken up. >> does it bother you morel is working for a think tank with ties to hillary clinton? does it bother you? >> everybody has got to eechlt idea mike morel should find his next place of employment in a consulting firm i think is more than just passing strange. the guy wants to be the next director of central intelligence under the hillary clinton pre

rosen's words, each of them should -- quote -- never set foot on american soil. madam president, i hope we can stand together in this. madam president, i would note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: madam president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are indeed. ms. klobuchar: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. klobuchar: madam president, i rise today to urge the drug enforcement administration to issue the final rule necessary to implement the secure and responsible drug disposal act of 2010. i note that year, madam president, 2010, because that is the year this bipartisan bill was passed. what it does is it provides consumers with safe and responsible ways to dispose of unused prescription medications and controlled substances. and i want to thank senator cornyn, who is a cosponsor, the lead cosponsor on the republican side of this le

james rosen is live from hanover, maryland. we are waiting for the delicate vote by the members of the maryland health care exchange. it is worth remembering that maryland was once seen as a show case at the state level. and confident that is aligned with mark omally and delivering successful obama care. and he came to largo, maryland before the open enrollment and vowed that the transition would go smoother in maryland where the governor was working to implement it and not fight. it it didn't work out that way the plagued by computer problems their exchange had one of the worst enrollments of the 17 states of the exchanges. and creating only 90 percent in the private plans. connecticut is said to have boasted one of the best in the country. the national average was a middling 15 percent. and the maryland health care exchange board is expected to skraep and a taxpayer cost of 125 million. and spent time replacing it with connecticut's model. >> they have three years to get it right. and they have seven months before they have t

len rosen. coming up, a look at why consumers with credit scores between 600 and 700 means good news for mid-level lenders. >> it is time now for the commodities report. >> natural gas was a big mover today as the leading supply report shows the harsh winter weather has stockpiles funding to a 20-year low. blizzard-like conditions throughout the country, we all turned up the heat. it is the second largest record withdrawal for the last week in march. one veteran strategist says, "the market is just coming to terms with how extraordinary the injection season will have to be , a season when we build up supply for next winter." analysts say that x weeks report could show another decline. price.d be bearish for the energy conference in general, it was a day for the bulls. all ending the session higher. concernedbrent crude about talks with the bolivian government and that rebels will not restore crude export. this has to do with settling u.s. environmental claims and left over cleanup years ago. the

two years later the family has filed a civil lawsuit against david rosen and his family. it's night with a down with the eternity and shows us what is next for his clients. none the second >> : for question how the family holding up now. having gone through what they went through back then you can all imagine how devastating that was. they're doing a lot better today. what is lawsuit that's a lawsuit encompasses a wrongful death against the driver. and negligent trust and against the parents. what were fathered by is the fact that in california there's a law that says when parents' marriage wouldn't lead trust more vehicle to their children the most it can be held liable for is a $30,000. the other thing that compounds this tragedy is the juveniles parents did not have insurance on the car. they knew that he recklessly drove. because a number of neighbors had complained to them about this. but yet they let him drive and they knew i assume the new they hadn't paid the insurance. when the tragedy happens we have no insurance to go after. we have to go after the family. now.

then you see the surveillance of james rosen, and then the associated press. how can they get away with it? whose fault is it, the mainstream media or the white house for being so insue lar? >> i don't think that everything you are driving at goes right to the heart of the story. >> it's unprecedented, isn't it? >> your point though, the way i would answer is is something else that jay carney did take a little shot at fox yesterday, just to say it's fox that's coming out of the president. it was jill a bramson, the executive editor of the "new york times" said it was the most secretive that she's ever covered. >> if we want to get an interview with fox, if boling has to get an interview, i think he would get one right away. >> i can't get jay carney. very something -- that first press that president obama had a year, he didn't ask anyone a question in the front row. he went to politico. >> this was the first full-fledged press conference at the white house, you are right. i think some of the folks in the front row had their crack at him recently. he thought he

the justice department surveillance of the associated press and fox news james rosen in particular. the list goes on. "fast and furious", the stonewall has remained intact. so responding to your comment, here is the attorney general before a reverend al sharpton's national network area this is what he had to pay, if we can put that up. the last five years have been defined by significant strides in western reforms even in the face of unprecedented ugly and divisive adversity. look at the way the attorney general, speaking of himself in the third person, was treated yesterday by a house committee. what attorney general has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment are not so what is your reaction to the attorney general's complaint? >> the democrats really wanted to get roberto gonzalez when he was there with bush. they wanted him to be part of this. you are the american people's lawyer, not the president's lawyer. your duty is to the american people. if the president you need legal help, go to the white house counsel. to be accountable to the people and accountable to the law's b

the associated president targeting james rosen. i think they act and they feel that they are above the law and they can be. it's because no one seems to care. we cover it here at this network. no one else seems to care about it. >> do you think that, eric, it's possible that president obama really believes that there is not a smidgen of corruption in this whole deal? everything was above board. do you think that he really believes that there was nothing untoward happening? >> i think he has to know what was going on. just like chris christie probably knew what was that going on with the bridge scandal. there's that plausible deniability. andrea is right, i sat down with darrell issa, how come these people to the hill, take the oath and then they lie? he said here's the way they work in congress. they swear to tell the truth. they have an opportunity to correct the record if they gets found out. no one ever picks it up and puts it on tv and says, you know, we're going to hold you accountable for lying and put you in some sort of loc

. >> and our own sam rosen that will is on the lips.of the shooting death of me three americans in afghanistan this morning. a security guard opened fire in kabul today. the targets were doctors at a hospital run by an american christian charity. >> one of the dead americans is identified as a pediatrician from chicago. he worked in afghanistan for the last seven years. a fourth american was wounded in the attack. police say they arrested the gunman. it is the second time in less than a month that a security worker killed westerners in afghanistan. >> in japan, president obama says new sanctions are keyed up if russia takes any more steps to destabilize ukraine. the president finished a busy day with a state dinner tokyo. japan's emperor and empress were there along with the prime minister. earlier, the president called for the two countries to work harder to finish an asia-pacific trade agreement. negotiations broke off today. >> the president's visit to japan is a high-profile occasion for his official representative. it's a familiar