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white house correspondent kristen welker is traveling with the president and joins me from san jose, californiadent and the white house want to use california as a role model to exalt obama care? >> well, thomas, i expect that you're going to hear president obama highlight a couple of things that are happening here in the state of california. for one, a public/private partnership between the california and endowment and latino media groups here in california, which is aimed at getting latinos to sign up for health insurance. the obama administration estimating that by 2014 as many as 10.2 million latinos could be signed up for health insurance. i also expect that you will hear him tout something that was announced two weeks ago here in california. which is that premiums are actually be lower than expected. about s di $3ç 21 lower. >> kristen, thank you so much. we're waiting for the president to come out. that's going to wrap things up for me today, i'll see you back here monday at 11:00 a.m., but don't go anywhere, "now" with alex wag anywhere comes up next, stick around. of his insurance age

here's what the president said today in san jose, california: >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. that's not what this program's about. as was indicated, what the intelligence community is doing is looking at phone numbers and durations of calls. th they are not looking at people's y're notnd they're not looking obaontent. p-secrley: mr. obama was also asked about another top-secret revelation today, classified information printed in two "guardpers-- the "washington post" and the "guardian--" exposed a government netveillance program that targets the internet. >> with respect to the internet and e-mails, this does not apply to u.s. citizens and it does not apply to people living in the united states. and, again, in this instance, not only is congress fully apprised of it, but what is also true is that the fisa court has t heuthorize it. ned elley: that court he suntioned grants warrants for surveillance in national security cases. the internet surveillance pr program revealed today is called s hom, and we asked national security correspondent david lowsin to tell us how it

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he is making the speech in san jose, california, and plans to highlight what the state is doing to geteople ready to sign up for health insurance exchanges. he will also focus on how hispanics can benefit from the health care law. about 6 million people in california will be eligible to participate in the health insurance exchanges. >>> and after that speech, the president meets with china's president for the first of a two-day summit. the u.s. is the last stop of a four-nation tour for the chinese president. he's vis the new mexico, coast rico for trade talks. they're discuss a wide range of issues. the first time the two have met since he became president of china in march. >>> now to a developing story, the national security agency surveillance programs we just learned about may have also included credit card transactions. credit card companies provided information to the nsa. that's on top of the internet and phone monitoring we already knew about. privacy advocates are furious about this. some members of congress, though, say the programs may have saved lives. >> the sheer breadth

. >> that was president obama speaking about health care in san jose, california and also addressingg back to the podium. let's face a listen. >> there's a why why these programs are classified. i think that there is somehow, any classified program is quote-unquote secret program. which means it's somehow suspicious. but the fact of the matter is, in our modern history. this have been a whole ranch of manage as when it come to for example, fighting terror. our goal is to stop folks from doing us harm. and if every step that we're taking to try toç prevent a terrorist act, an the front page of the newspapers or television. the people trying to do us harm are going to be able to get around our preventive meeshs, these things are classified. but that's also why we set up congressional oversight. these are the folks all vote for as your representatives in congress and they're being fully briefed on these brams. and if in fact there was, there were abuses taking place, presumably, those members of congress could raise those issues very aggressively, they're ep powered to do so. we have f

san jose. >>> california state lawmakers will consider limo safety bills from two bay area state senators. this is all in a response to the firey limo tragedy. that is where five nurses heading to a -- would require two doors and two emergency window exits in the back of all limos. there is a separate bill from democrat jerry hill of san mateo. that one will require that ever that ordnance comes at complaints that a sports store was able to sell guns without public input. >>> time now 6:05. let's see what is happening on the roads. sal. >> we are looking at a couple of problems that just popped up dave and pam. first of all let's start off in san jose. there is a stalled vehicle in the left lane. chp is running a traffic break coming up on gush road. also reported a new car fire. let's take a look at live pictures. 880 north and south of oakland looks good. so far right near the coliseum. when you get to the toll plaza of the bay bridge the metering lights are on. let's go to rosemary. >> shot of sal's traffic cam. we have fog entering parts of the bay. it's rolling in along the east bay s

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[inaudible conversations] jon: president obama went out to san jose, california, to pitch his health that he sees are coming to it or says are coming to it. than he otherwise would have to that address because he agreed that he would make a statement or answer a question about these new revelation that is the national security agency and the fbi have been keeping track of the online work really, the online typing, et cetera, of americans and that they have the ability to check in on phone calls and so forth. anyway, monica crowley is a fox news contributor, the author of, "what the bleep just happened, a happy warriors guide to the great american come back". did the president reassure you there, monica? >> hi, jon. he certainly went to great lengths to make the case this is not in fact a new program and there is in place, very intense congressional and judicial oversight but it still remains unclear. because some people are arguing that this is in fact, every three months a routine renewal of these programs under the patriot act but there are others are saying not so fast. that this

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that was in san jose, california, earlier.resident touted the affordability of the new health exchanges they're being called being set up for millions of uninsured americans. so this is how it works. people will be able to sign upstarting this october. the administration hopes to enroll about seven million people in the health insurance plans through these exchanges. now, california has been a leader in implementing one of the first exchanges. listen. >> if you're one of nearly six million californians or tens of millions of americans who don't currently have health insurance, you'll soon be able to buy quality affordable care just like everybody else. and here's how. states like california are setting up new online marketplaces where beginning on october 1st of this year you can comparison shop an array of private health insurance plans side by side, just like you were going online to compare cars or airline tickets. and that means insurance companies will actually have to compete with each other for your business. >> under t

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s activities, at a stop in san jose, california. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. that's not what this program's about. they are not looking at people's names, and they're not looking at content. but by sifting through this so- called metadata, they may identify potential leads with respect to folks who might engage in terrorism. now, with respect to the internet and emails, this does not apply to u.s. citizens, and it does not apply to people living in the united states. >> brown: the programs began in 2006, and the president said they've been monitored by congress and the courts all along. >> bipartisan majorities have approved them. congress is continually briefed on how these are conducted. there are a whole range of safeguards involved. and federal judges are overseeing the entire program throughout. >> brown: many in congress support the surveillance, while other lawmakers, along with civil libertarians, have voiced alarm. mr. obama said that's all to the good. >> i specifically said that one of the things that we're going to have to discuss and debate is how

. >> the president of the united states walking off stage there in san jose, california, a health care event. but what the president ended up talking most about at the end he said he would take one, he came back for a second question about big news in the headlines in recent days. government eavesdropping, government surveillance, government gathering you might say millions of phone calls and e-mail records and "the wall street journal" reports credit card tractions as well. i'm john king in washington. let's discuss what we just heard with candy crowley, jessica yellin in california with the president. jess, i want to start with the very telling moment. the president said he was going to take one question, he gave a very lengthy answer about the surveillance programs, defending them saying this is a necessary tool, not big brother gone wild. he said he welcomed the debate. and as he walked off stage he was asked do you welcome the leaks, because these are secret classified programs. this information now thrust into the public debate. he came back to answer that one. break down the dif

ron brownstein editorial director of "the national journal" and peter hanby joining us from san jose, california the site of the net roots nation conference going on out there. candy, first to you. this was billed by several senators as a big breakthrough on this issue of immigration reform but it's still got to go through the house. >> a big breakthrough for getting it through the senate which tells you how difficult this issue is. and here is the biggest problem. when you mention marco rubio or john mccain, these are national politicians looking at a national picture. you go over to the senate and -- i'm sorry -- you go over to the house and there are people that don't have ambitions to be president or to be the spokesman on, you know, the republican spokesman on the fence, whatever it happens to be. they're interested in their district, and their district is not interested in a bill that doesn't toughen, number one, penalties for those in the country without documentation. they favor just a wholly different thing. >> a couple things. the question is whether they have ambition to work with ano

s policies while speaking at an event in san jose california and said that the country has to make some tough choices when it comes to balancing security and liberty. but i think it's important to recognize that you can't have one hundred percent security. and also then him one hundred percent privacy and zero inconvenience. you know we're going to have to make some choices the man who once promised the most transparent administration ever and blasted the bush administration for its warrantless wiretapping program now finds himself on the defense in yet another civil liberties controversy controversy has deepened in the wake of two reports published last night in both the washington post and the guardian that outlined a different n.s.a. snooping program a data mining initiative code named prism prism which was created in two thousand and seven during the bush administration is almost certainly the most far reaching surveillance program ever seen by the public by reaching into the servers of nine different major u.s. internet companies including facebook google and apple the n.s.a. has a

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chip reid is in san jose, california. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. you know, economic issues are always big at chinese/american summits but this one could include accusations by the u.s. that chinese is hacking u.s. businesses and defense systems. the pentagon believes china is hacking into u.s. computers to learn about high-tech weapons systems. defense secretary chuck hagel made the charge last week. >> some of which appear to be tied to the chinese government and military. >> reporter: white house officials say president obama will at a minimum ask the chinese president for an explanation. >> there's a broad array of topics the two leaders will discuss, and certainly cyber security will be one of them. >> reporter: other topics on the u.s. agenda will be lobbying china to prevent north korea from creating nuclear missiles, and persuading beijing that new u.s. military activity in asia is about protecting u.s. allies, not protecting china. the two will meet at sunny lands, a retreat

the president in san jose, california said this week that people buying on exchanges get a better deal, that's true, but for everybody else, they are really losing a lot of money in the deal. >> betsy, we appreciate you being with us again. >> thank you. >> carbon pollution down in the united states thanks to fracking. will -- fracking for natural gas that is -- will that open the door in california for them to frack and go get their own natural resources? our resident california has a decision on that next. >> apple unvailed some new items yesterday, and they made fun of steve jobs while doing it? how branding guy says apple is still an innovator, and the stock is up this morning in a down market. a price war begun for the latest gaming consuls. sony announced their playstation 4 costs $499. $499 for the price of the microsoft's latest xbox. microsoft is down 2%. shares of sony, by the way, they are up this morning. huh, okay. soft bank just upped the bid to buy sprint raising the offer to $21.6 # billion in total. sprint stock rising, obviously. co2 emissions up globally last year, b

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san jose, california where the president wakes up there this morning.s this the story the administration welcomes given a series of other scandals that have been so public, ed? >> reporter: well the problem for them right now, bill, is that this adds on, piles on a series of other government overreaches from the james rosen case, other media leak investigations, the irs scandal, abuse of power there. so this piles on and pulls the president away from his message this morning in san jose about his health care reform law. but on the other hand, as you note, it can help the administration say, wait a second, this was started under the bush administration. this is not essentially their program. they're continuing what the republicans did. wait a second, republican james sensenbrenner says he was one of architects of the patriot act, the intent of the law was to target specifically terrorists not to have a wide sweep on internet and phone records that could go average americans. here is congressman sensenbrenner. >> i would see nothing wrong with targeting t

chip reid in san jose, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie.ood morning to viewers in the west. economic issues are to be front and center at the summit. the most contentious issue could be accusations by the united states that china is hacking u.s. businesses and defense systems. the pentagon believes china is hacking into u.s. computers to learn about high-tech weapons systems. defense secretary chuck hagel made the charge last week. >> the united states has expressed our concern about the growing threat of cyber intrusion, some of which appear to be tied to the chinese government and military. >> reporter: white house officials say president obama will at a minimum ask the chinese president for an explanation. >> a broad array of topics the two leaders will discuss, and cyber security will be one of them. >> reporter: other topics including lobbying china to discourage north korea from developing nuclear long range missiles and pushing them to set limits on greenhouse gas emissions and persuade that u.s. military activity in asia is about pr

>> kristen welker in san jose, california, thanks very much. >>> natalie is back with new details onhe wildfire burning out west. >> a destructive wildfire out west now more than 80% contained, however, the blaze in northern los angeles county destrod some 20 homes and 30 other structures as well. the flames tore through 37 square miles. >>> anti-government protests in turkey had the prime minister calling for an end to the demonstrations. citizens have taken to the streets, decrying what they say is the prime minister's autocratic policy. at least three people have died so far in clashes with riot police. >>> in britain this morning, prince philip is in the hospital. he is undergoing a planned exploratory surgery to find the root of his abdominal problems. he will likely spend his 92nd birthday on monday in the hospital. the doctors say he's extremely fit and healthy despite his age. >>> now we want to head to wall street. cnbc's kayla tausche has the latest from the new york stock exchange. >> they are watching the employment report out this morning, investorsay could move the mark

san jose. around northern california, it's going to be hot in the central valley.oe with temperatures there highs reaching into the mid 70s. so here's the look at your forecast. over the next several days, once again that rain moves in sunday into monday and then continuing into tuesday. looks like right now monday may be the wettest day across the bay area. get ready for once again a wet morning morning commute but it's quickly out of here by wednesday. we dry out it looks like and then the hot weather makes the return thursday through saturday once again we're going to see 90s. we make a nice little rebound. >> all right thank you. >>> her rain is messing with yours in car. >> not my nascar. it's nascar's nascar. i mean it's only -- you know what? it's the biggest baby that sonoma raceway holds the rest of the year. they're going to have well over 100,000 people jammed into the racetrack to watch the best of the cup cars do what they do best. we've got soccer and we've got that. we've got the giants' baseball. barry zito running the bases. don't worry, we'll show

presidente barack obama felicito a california por liderar cmaino a la reforma de saud también gradecio a meidos latinos por difusion de reforma migratoria >> en san joséma abierto >> reconocio que 855 tiene medicare o seguro en estados unidos peor hay muchos sin ella >> romo trabaja y ve bien a la reforma de salud >> me gusta >> el presidente barack obama pretende mejorar los servicios de salud y da gracias a medios como univisión por educar sobre temas de salud >> latinos necesitan intervencion de bajo costo , el programa llega a ellos >> nos centramos en latinos en california >> en 6 millones de personas de niños y jóvenes , no todos quedarian denrto en este profraa de salud >> si esta 5 años legislatura no es que califique de inmediato para más información visite la página web en pantalla donde puede encontrar información en español , 5 senadores repblicanos pden que departamento de salud pubica investigue al dorado cobert california tiene un año para investigar oaama care nvstigando cuanto dinero , legisladores qieren saber como california gasta 122 millones de dólares >> 300 cargos por secuestio y violación contra keira gina nueva york >> en otro

san jose today. it was especially joyful for rick. he officiated same-sex wedding. he says a surge is building through the wedding industry in california and throughout the country. >> people have been waiting for a long time. >> reporter: joanna agrees. she's a san jose wedding planner who through her business has organized same-sex wedings since they were briefly legalized in 2008. she expects a much bigger spike this time around. celebrating their 30th anniversary. they cherish the ceremony they had in 1984, but? >> it wasn't legal. we had a holy union and they said it wasn't. >> there will be a lot of celebrating, a lot of thinking about getting married. >> reporter: wedding planners sense that mood. >> we're as excited as they are, it's maybe even a little more special because they fought so hard for it. >> reporter: it isn't just >> the clerk assessor's office is expecting a flood of applications, gender neutral licenses are ready to go. starting on july 1st, the county will offer an express ceremony where couples can get married right away for an extra fee. >> ground zero in the fight for same-sex marriage. city hall hosted a wa

jose,the president in san california also addressed e- mail's and internet traffic.video clip] >> i will respect internet and e-mails. this does not apply to u.s. citizens and people in the united states. in this instance not only is congress apprised of it but what is also true is that the courts have to authorize it. in summary what you have is two programs that were of a originally authorized by congress, had been repeatedly authorized by congress. bipartisan majorities have approved them. briefed is continuously on how these are conducted. there are a whole range of safeguards involved. federal judges are overseeing the entire program throughout. we're talking about the president's defense of nsa surveillance programs. in california the conversation on facebook looks like this -- back to the phones, clarence in frederick town, ohio -- you are on the "washington journal." i do not understand people do they not remember a 9/11 ? how do they think they got all that done? do people think they are not trying to do this stuff? listens give a darn who to me on the telep

san jose. the first time ever, municipal stadium, home of the san jose giants, hosting the california carolina league all-star game. first pitch doesn't happen until 7:35 tonight, but guess what? the festivities, they start about 3:30 this afternoon. many past all stars have gone to play in the page earth. our own al star, miss christina loren, will be there for a q & a segment between the fans and players. >> she will be signing a lot of autographs, big fan favorites. big league giants, good news, soon have third baseman pablo sandoval back in the lineup. kung fu panda expected to play a few games down with the san jose giants before he is pulled off that disabled list monday. sandoval will start his rehab assignment on friday. he was placed on the dl earlier this month, suffered an injured left foot. >>> a san francisco performer gets a shot at fame on the national stage tonight. acrobats, red panda, will be featured in tonight's episode of america's got talent. red panda has been performing for five years and audition tonight for a shot that the $1 million. you can watch "america's got tale

th weak from tomorrow san jose municipal stadium host california carry lane a league all star game. s voted on to the roster more than any other team. former oregon state pitcher has performed well as closer. he has 6 days and 1.27 earn run average. >> never won anything in hay school then my college team went to super regional once but never really won anything. no pac-10 championship or anything like that so kind of nice getting to be part of this. >> i think we do 4&dood job teaching them how to play and talented. i think it speaks well for everybody. >> faipally former nfl star johnson going to jill for 30 days because of something he his done countless timsz on the field. in terms of me deal for probation violation had been reached but when the man once known as chad ochosinco playfully patted attorney on the back side the courtroom broke in and out laughter. the judge however was not amawsed. >> i don't think there's anything funny about it mr. mr. johnson. >> this isn't a joychblingt i didn't do it as a joke. >> everybody in the cramp wasfá laughing. i'm not accepting the plea

security was tightened on all police officers in california. >>> san jose based company says the $3.1 million in bonuses will keep four top executives in their jobs while the company is being sold off to the highest bidder. the company announced plans to file for bankruptcy protection. lowe's has made an opening bid to acquire 16 of the chain stores. >>> a woman was killed when her suv was killed by a big rig just before 5:00 p.m. in fremont just south of stevenson boulevard. three southbound lanes were closed for hours and traffic backed up for miles. witnesses told the chp the mazda tribute cut off the big rig and the two vehicles crashed. the truck driver was not hurt. >>> this unusual wet weather brought good news to firefighters and those who want to avoid crowds but it's still causing problems in san francisco airport. tom vacar is live near sfo where there are still flight delays, tom. >> reporter: in fact, we've drove about 250 miles today ending here at sfo. where flight delays are still one to two hours long. rene ogle took her kids to the fair today. part of a sparse early

he'll attend a pair of fundraiser in san jose before heading to southern california. there he will meet with china's president. >>> vladimir putin and his wife reached a joint decision to end their marriage after 30 years. they announced their divorce on state tv after seeing a performance of the moscow ballet together. >>> ester williams died. she was best known for hollywood films featuring synchronized swimming spectacles in the '40s and '50s. she was 91. >>> turning now to business. investors are anxiously awaiting this morning's may jobs report. economists are expecting unemployment rate to stay at 7.5%. we'll get all the details at 8:00 eastern time. >>> new york republican congressman peter king wants to bring online gambling back with confidence. he wants a bill that would regulate it on a national level. >>> sara jessica parker is teaming up with a high end shoemaker to launch her own line of shoes. >>> apple iphone users, there's a report out that the company is teaming up with bright star to create an iphone trade in program. apple hopes users will cash in

san jose. the president will highlight california as proof that the new affordable healthcare act is working. >>> and he is scheduled to arrive in mountain view and he is set to speak in palo alto at 8:00 and at 8:25 he will attend a fundraiser and before leaving tomorrow he will talk about the affordable healthcare act right before 9:00 a.m. he hopes to have a sit in at 8:00 this morning and they want president barack obama to put a moratorium on immigration before it passes. they also plan to rally outside the fundraiser in palo alto starting at 4:30 this afternoon. >>> the white house is defending the need to collect telephone records saying it as critical tool in protecting the nation to terrorist threats. it is in response by the guardian and features the website. they asked them to turn over millions of numbers to the website and it runs through july 19th. >>> city of college of san francisco makes their final arguments on why they should stay only. they are serving 8 5,000 students but a community college commission is threatening to pull their accreditation if they don't improve their f

there's pictures from san jose, california. we're just moments away from%!rdable health care and jobs. first let's go to rick santelli. he's in chicago with more reaction to the jobs theú:tz da. go ahead, rick. >> thank you, kelly. never use those two words in one sentence very often. there's a lot of conventional wisdom out here. lest see if it's true or not according to the man. right now we are in taper time. let's give a deaf nation. predictable stair step moves. they said they're going to move. they're going to then assess and the next move may be higher. the new funds rate is bonds purchases. it's going to go up and down with perceptions of the economy and perceptions of the markets. i think a lot of people have a hard time getting their arms around that. >> i know where mr. fisher is. there's only so much product to buy. there's only so much being auctioned. we have a small window of one-time benefits to the pull forward at the the end of 2012. that alone is going to throttle it at some point, or do you think that's going to make it more confusing? >>

. >> host: and president obama, on friday, in san jose, california, talked about what this has dong done for young people. >> you have a wide array of new benefit, stronger cost control that you didn't have before and over time improve the quality of the insurance you have got. benefits like prepreventive care, checkup, flu shot, mammogram, an contraception. you'll be able to get them through your insurance where they previously were not -- didn't have to be provided. protections like allowing people up to the age of 26 to stay on their parents' health care plan which helped 6 million americans including 6 million young latino americans. >> host: and in that video, the president said at the end there including 6 million young latino americans. that was the wrong number; correct? what is the right number. >> guest: according a may 2nd news release it's 6.6 million and includes all young people under the age of 26. >> host: we're taking your call in the segment. the phone lines are open. with have special line for those 26 and under. mr. block will answer your questions for you. to the bes

friday in san jose, california, when the president took one question, before we knew about it edwardwden took one question on the nsa operation the president defended it. this is healthy. all of this talk about it because we need an open debate on this issue. >> he is interested in having that debate and having this discussed. he believes it is in our interest as a nation to discuss it and debate it and for us to collectively assess where that balance should be struck. it is one thing to say let's have an open debate about what happens to our privacy and the need keep the country safe and the need for intelligence operations and the need for impairing information on what average americans every american is doing or online but you can only have the debate is the white house is willing to talk about it. every time we ask a question about, is this okay or is that okay or how far can you go or what's wrong with what this reporter did. we got the answer we got from jay carney saying we can't comment on an on-going investigation. so the white house is not saying nothing. and yet they say l

he'll attend a pair of fundraisers in san jose before heading to southern california. there mr. obama will meet with china's president through saturday. >>> vladimir putin and his wife reached a joint decision to end their marriage after 30 years. the couple announcing the divorce on state tv after seeing a performance of the moscow ballet together. >>> ester williams died. her success in competitive swimming led to notable roles on the big screen. she was best known for a hollywood film featuring synchronized swimming spectacles in the '40s and '50s. boy, those were classics. she was 91. >>> turning now to business. good morning to you, courtney. >> good morning, richard. it's a big day for the world's largest retailer. walmart holds its shareholder meeting today in arkansas. thousands attend the event. the retail giant ceo says sales should pick up after a rough patch. customers are learning to budget better while splurging on special occasions. mortgage rates rise for the third straight week. rates tend to track yields on the ten-year treasury note, which have been rising ami