a tour of his ranch in santa barbara. >> reporter: from central santa barbara, it's a 45-minute ride up a twisting, steep and bumpy road into the mountains and into an idyllic patch of history. the ranch of the sky, president reagan's western white house. >> he just loved this police. he just loved it. and he was relaxed up here. >> reporter: john was chief of president reagan's security detail and his horseback riding companion. >> where you find his heart and soul up there. >> reporter: occasionally during his presidency from 1981 to '89, mr. reagan invited reporters to the ranch. but most often this was his getaway place for r&r with his beloved wife nancy. it took a long telephoto lens to get video of the president out riding or chopping wood on building fences. >> he did build these fences by hand. he was hands-on here at the ranch. he dug the postholes for the fences, which is no small faelt. really became part of -- he became part of the ranch in that way. >> reporter: maryland fisher is the lead dos sant for the few visitors the ranch can accommodate each year. >> it is a rar

. >> reporter: jackie lynn says uc santa barbara has already told him they won't be flexible. >> well, we just called them and said, well, we can't really get any more scores. the deadline was the 31st. and tough luck, basically. >> reporter: so does that mean that you will not get into uc santa barbara or is there another way that you could get in? i think it's just very -- it lessens my chances. >> reporter: but it may not. and the students are being encouraged to take action. greg smith with cal state east bay advises students, quote, remain vigilant. contact all the schools that they have applied to so they are aware as a backup. >> reporter: cal state east bay says it will work it the students. i also heard back from uc- berkeley which says as long as the students or the testing agencies contacts them lets them know what's going on there will be no negative consequences. hopefully this will work out for these aspiring college students. in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. ,, ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three ne

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this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. her

to get back into step with the voters of santa barbara. that's what moves you. >> well, as they say all politics is landlady. and you can double that when it has to do with money. professor and mr. speaker thank you for joining us -- joining us. an interesting look at his speech. >> a lockdown at an elementary school brought several frustrating hours for worried parents. police responded to an elementary on 10th street in oakland. this was after receiving an anonymous tip about 12:45 this afternoon. police did secure the perimeter around the school. then they began to evacuate the children. classroom by classroom those kids were taken away from the school. that methodical process took much of the afternoon. well, then late this afternoon the school reported all the students were safe and accounted for. police then entered the school buildings and did a thorough search but found nothing. on hearing the news parents rushed to schools to of course check on their kids. kept just a couple of blocks away from the school during the search enough.

but it is obviously always nice to get out here in santa barbara in the sunshine. i just came from texas where i was quail hunting with jim baker and we had an ice storm yesterday down along the rio grand, if you can believe that. i am businessly working on my memoirs. i've got a deadline creeping up on me so i haven't seen a whole lot of daylight recently. but i can't think of a better place to come for inspiration than to come to reagan country. people keep telling me they look forward to reading the book which only reminds me that i need to finish writing it. in fact, i can tell you that it's going well. i am enjoying the work. and, with luck it should be in the book stores this fall. [applause] right now i'm deep into my years as vice president and let's just say that i'm not having writer's block. plenty to talk about. but it's a longer story than that. some of the early highlights involve my dealings with ronald reagan when i was working both in the congress as part of the congressional leadership and for president ford. being out this way makes me appreciate

former vice-president dick cheney will speak at a celebration this evening at the reagan ranch in santa barbarathe conservative young america foundation is sponsoring the event. it was founded to promote conservative ideas on college campuses and bought reagan's former ranchin' 1998. that's it for this edition of abc-7 news. thanks for joining us. see you tonight at 11:00. good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

look at the red, the oranges down around santa barbara heading over towards bakersfield and all that, what, going right up to the sierra and that's why they're going to have a pounding of snow this evening just when everybody's trying to get up there. temperatures 37 in san rafael with most of us low to mid-40s. haven't changed much since this morning, especially the monterey bay where it seems like it's been raining nonstop 24 hours now. our highlights. rain today, the heaviest will fall in the south bay and also the east bay. the showers tomorrow, they'll have thunder and hail with them. it will be dry so cooler than average sunday before another chance of showers and lesser chance monday. roads around the jet stream, one coming in right now, one set to come in later tomorrow and the third one coming in on monday. and that's the one that could make president's day a little wet but it's also looking like the one that will stay out to the -- in the ocean the most. here we are at 12:00. you see the rain moving into the north bay, the snow, the wintry mix and the pink and also the white

according to the researchers, if he had continued south at the same speed, could have reached the santa barbara coast yesterday. there's an estimated 130 pacific grey whales still alive. >>> and it looks like more rain for the bay area tomorrow. our meteorologist will tell us what areas will be the wettest. and if there's no tv nearby, watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer at www.ktvu.com. >> >> the wet weather rolling through the bare area prompted a weather watch. above 7,000 feet could be more snow. in the bay area we could see some snow as well. >> yeah, around mid-week our temperatures are going to take a tumble and we could eventually maybe see a dusting on the mountains and today we saw rain, wind early on, but the wind and rain now winding down and sitting in the mid-50s. santa rosa, 52 and winds between 5 and 10 miles per hour. if we get in closer looking at drizzle and light rain a santa rosa, napa, and fairfield reporting some of this. oakland seeing some of this, and areas actually i should say san jose seeing a little bit of rain light, redwood city. if we head to the east b

dick cheney was one of the guest speakers at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. >> reagan himself was acouple of ted -- accustomed to political battles. he expected it. >> alan: the conservative young americans foundation is sponsoring the evefnlt it was founded to promote conservative ideas on college campuses and bought reagan's ranch in 1988. >> facebook may be moving thumb the peninsula. they have scheduled a news conference on tuesday. they may be preparing to move into the pauling -- sprawling campus, the bayfront site has been vacant since oracle bought sun last. >> bank of america is going to pay money to challenge a federal lawsuit. the first financial settlement by a large bank involving overdraft practices. there are lawsuits against 30 other lending institutions including wells fargo, city citigroup, and chase. new regulation prevent banks from charging overdraft fees for debit card transactions. >> tomorrow a 30-second commercial during super bowl xlv will cost $35 million. see how a company in berkeley is helping. >> we're a nation of consumers, come barded by an army of

santa barbara said they're not going to take scores for february 12th.l the other colleges are saying we'll think about it. >> he's one of 100 oakland students whose tests got lost in the mail. >> it's like oh, now i'll never know. another four hours on a saturday, that's pretty sad. >> acceptance letters from college go out in march for the february scores probably won't make it in time as an act p spokesman released a statement saying if any affected students are facing college admission deadlines that cannot be met because of this problem, they are urged to contact the colleges and inform them of the situation. the students may provide the college a copy of the letter they received from act regarding the need for the retest. the principal at oakland high school says her staff plans to advocate on behalf of the students to the colleges. >> make sure that the universities understand that through no fault of ours, through no fault of the students did they have have missing exams right now. >> an act p spokesperson tells us it is rare but sometimes scores

speaking last night in santa barbara, cheney encouraged the current white house to move cautiously in terms of the crisis in egypt and to maintain the communication lines open with the government there. he said the will of the people should prevail, but he was quick to defend president mubarak. >> he's ban good man. he's been a good friend and ally of the united states. we need to remember that. >> cheney talked about how helpful mubarak was during the 1991 gulf war even committing troops to fight alongside u.s. forces. cheney was in santa barbara for an event marking the 100th anniversary of ronald reagan's birthday. >>> here at home, we have sketches of men who milpitas police say tried to kidnap children in the last few weeks. take a look. milpitas investigators say this man tried to kidnap a 17-year-old girl last wednesday as she walked to school. police also say that these two men tried and failed at two kidnappings on january 24th. the first man allegedly exposed himself to a 13-year-old girl walking home from school, then asked her to get into his car. less than a half hour lat

. >> reporter: jackie lynn says ucc santa barbara has already told them they won't be flexible. >> wet called them and they said we are not taking any more scores. the deadline was the 31st. and tough luck, i guess, basically. >> reporter: so does that mean you will not get into ucc santa barbara or is there another way that you can get in? >> well, it lessens my chances. >> reporter: but it may not and the students are being encouraged to take action. greg smith with cal state east bay advises students. >> cal state, east bay and uc berkeley both said if the students or the testing agency contact them and tell them that they are the student that has a missing test, that it will not impact their admissions. hopefully that's an indication that other schools will follow suit. >> not like they are saying, hey, the dog ate my homework. this is legitimate and it is really not their fault. >> reporter: absolutely. the testing agency, ac. it will verify that yes, the tests are missing. >> okay. >> hopefully that will help. >> hopefully they can work it all out. ann, thank you. >> yes. >>> we

santa barbara said they're not going to take scores for february 12th.l the other colleges are saying we'll think about it. >> he's one of 100 oakland students whose tests got lost in the mail. >> it's like oh, now i'll never know. another four hours on a saturday, that's pretty sad. >> acceptance letters from college go out in march for the february scores probably won't make it in time as an act p spokesman released a statement saying if any affected students are facing college admission deadlines that cannot be met because of this problem, they are urged to contact the colleges and inform them of the situation. the students may provide the college a copy of the letter they received from act regarding the need for the retest. the principal at oakland high school says her staff plans to advocate on behalf of the students to the colleges. >> make sure that the universities understand that through no fault of ours, through no fault of the students did they have have missing exams right now. >> an act p spokesperson tells us it is rare but sometimes scores

look at the red, the oranges down around santa barbara heading over towards bakersfield and all that,s what, going right up to the sierra and that's why they're going to have a pounding of snow this evening just when everybody's trying to get up there. temperatures 37 in san rafael with most of us low to mid-40s. haven't changed much since this morning, especially the monterey bay where it seems like it's been raining nonstop 24 hours now. our highlights. rain today, the heaviest will fall in the south bay and also the east bay. the showers tomorrow, they'll have thunder and hail with them. it will be dry so cooler than average sunday before another chance of showers and lesser chance monday. roads around the jet stream, one coming in right now, one set to come in later tomorrow and the third one coming in on monday. and that's the one that could make president's day a little wet but it's also looking like the one that will stay out to the -- in the ocean the most. here we are at 12:00. you see the rain moving into the north bay, the snow, the wintry mix and the pink and also the whit

speaking in santa barbara, cheney stressed while the will of the egyptian people should prevail, the obama administration should move cautiously in embracing a change of power there. he was quick to defend president hosni mubarak. >> he's been a good man, he's been a good friend and ally to the united states. we need to remember that. >> cheney talked about how helpful mubarak was in the 1991 gulf war, committing troops to fight alongside u.s. forces. >>> the family of perhaps the most well-known hmong lead history died last month is speaking out against the obama administration tonight. today is the third day of the six-day funeral in fresno. yesterday members of his family said it was disgraceful the u.s. army denied their request for vang to be buried at arlington national cemetery. when many hmong people sought asylum in the united states, he became a cultural leader here as well. his arlington burial request was denied after unanimous recommendation of a board made up of civilian and military leaders. >>> coming up next, meditation is making inroads among the inmate population.

. >>> sarah palin spoke at a dinner in santa barbara tonight to celebrate ronald reagan.day would have been his 100th birthday. >> there isn't one replacement for reagan but there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there is a whole army of patriotic davids out there ready to stand up and to speak out in defense of liberty. >> well, at the same time the former alaska governor said that she believes the u.s. is dangerously out of step with reagan values. the former president's son said he doesn't see the connection between palin and his father. >> there is really no comparison before the two of them as much as some people would like to make that comparison it doesn't really exist. >> ron reagan also called sarah palin, quote, a soap opera and said she is not a serious candidate for president. >>> at some time or other many of us have had to store something in one of those storage places but how safe is your stuff? cbs5 consumer watch compiled police statistics in three bay area cities to find out. julie watts with the results of a month-long inves

this 35-minute event took place at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. >> ladies and gentlemen, oh, thank you, marc. you are lovely. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please take your seat. now, before i get started, i just want to make a little announcement. there is a lot of excitement, and i know with our keynote speaker, we would all like to jump up and give her a high five and give her good luck and tell her that we love her, but we cannot do that, because we need to get her to the podium, and she has been gracious enough to agree to do a photograph line, so please stay after. that is what i would ask you to do. i know you'll be lovely and gracious, and in the spirit of ronald reagan, you will do that. says thank you very much. it is now my great pleasure and honor to introduce to you our keynote speaker for tonight. no, no, no, no. please, sit down. i am going to do better than that. you'll have to suffer through. if i could have ever been is attention, please? thank you. -- everybody's attention please? but you remember what it was like to be a conservative few short years ago. it w

this event was hosted by the young america's foundation in santa barbara. it is about 30 minutes. >> thank you so much. thank yo thank you so very much. what an honor. thank you. have a seat. i appreciate the opportunity. thank you so much. thank you for allowing me this honor to share with you have the celebration of ronald reagan's centennial. i can tell you how humbling it is to get to be here. it was simply overwhelming and inspiring. to get to be there riding horses. [applause] riding horses on trails that ronald reagan had cleared. i have to lead men, we are more coortable writing snow machines that horses. asd bristol how her experience went. it makes you stronger. it was overwhelming. to know the work that rona reagan had put into that ranch as he had loved and cherished that land, there we were, riding horses on the trail that he had cleared. feeling the breeze in my face and feeling that warm, southern air. overhead. i knew instantly, i knew instantlwhy ronald reagan love that ranch. after riding horses, we went a bit further up and we got to look

>>reporter: he was really hoping to get into uc santa barbara or uc davis this fall and spent 500 dollarsn tutors in preparation for the act test but the scores are lost in the mail. act says he can take the february test for free but getting into college this fall doesn't look too promising. >> santa pwrar barbara said they won't take any scores for february 12th. all the other colleges just saying we'll think about it. >>reporter: he's one of 100 oakland students who scores from the december test got lost in the mail. >> it was like an empty feelin feeling. oh, gosh now i will never know. and then having to hear that i have to take the test gechbility another 4 hour hours. on my saturday. that's very sad. >>reporter: acceptance letters from college go out in march. february scores probably won't make it in time. act spokesman released a statement saying if any affected students are missing dead lanes that can't be met because of the problem they are urged to contact the colleges and inform them of the situation. the students may provide the college a copy of the letter they received fro

sarah palin spoke friday night at reagan's former ranch in santa barbara. >> he was one of a kind. >>ter: he left office in 1989, passed away in 2004, yet ronald reagan still looms large in american politics. his defining drive for limited government has made him a scourge to many democrats, to republicans an icon. his name... >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> reporter: ...is invoked like a mantra, a tall is man, his style and accomplishments admired even by top democrat president barack obama. >> i have embraced the vision of ronald reagan. >> the ghost of reagan is the party leader and you see president barack obama trying to capture some of the reagan day glow for himself also. >> reporter: reagan's newly renovated library a magnet to his legions of admirers. now more than 20 years since the actor turned politician left the white house and ronald reagan still plays a major role in american politics. russ? >> mitchell: bill whitaker, simi valley, california, thank you. when we come back, we'll tell you about the latest on a super bowl ticket fiasco. an can onl

but it is always nice to get at heart here -- it is always nice to get out here to santa barbara. i was quail hunting with jim baker and an ice storm yesterday on the rio grande, if he can believe that. i am busily working on my memoirs. i have a deadline creeping up on me. i have not seen a lot of daylight. i cannot think of a better place to come for inspiration than reagan country. people keep telling me they look forward to reading a book. which only reminds me i need to finish writing it. it is going well, and with luck it will be in the bookstores this fall. right now, i am deep into my years as vice president and i am not having writer's block. there's plenty to talk about. some of the early highlights involve my dealings with brunell reg and rigid of ronald reagan. being out this way makes me appreciate all the more what a privilege it was snowing -- knowing and even though my politics were colored of the politics that day. i was asked to sign on as president ford's chief of staff and one of our responsibilities in 1976 was the republican nomination. it was a great fight.

[laughter] but it is always nice to get out here in santa barbara. we had an ice storm yesterday down along the rio grande. if you can believe that. i am busily working on my memoirs. i have a deadline creeping upon me. if i have not seen a lot of daylight recently. but i cannot think of a better place to come for inspiration than to come to begin country. people tell me they look forward to reading the book, which will remind me that i need to finish writing it. [laughter] in fact, i can tell you that it is going well. i am enjoying the work and a trivia in the bookstores this fall. [applause] right now i am deeply into my years as vice president and let's just say i'm not having writer's block. there's plenty to write about. being out this way makes me appreciate all the more what a privilege it was to know reagan. even my first impressions were a little colored by the politics of the day. if i have been asked to sign on as president ford -- i had been asked to sign on as president for's chief of staff. -- president ford's chief of staff. outside o

i remember when i first moved to santa barbara seven years ago from massachusetts i was sitting on the beach every day. i thought i was coming to california to be a writer but i ended up having writer's block for two years. slowly but surely the land of raymond chandler and mcdonald's grew on me. when i began to look at the landscape through the lens of this detective writer, even orange grove acquired a language in which i felt at home. but tonight i am going to talk about another detective, for him, i don't adjust seat calif.. i see america. i am going to read a very short excerpt that will take five minutes and i am going to talk anywhere from ten to 15 minutes and before returning to reading another very short excerpt there should be enough time for q&a. the piece i am going to read first takes us back 100 years in history. on july 9th, 1904, a man sauntered alone through the deep alley's from honolulu's shantytown. at five feet tall, with a ramrod straight back, the man was wearing trousers and a half. a pair of dark glasses and obscured him. the upper left blackened by burned boo

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but it is obviously always nice to get out here in santa barbara in the sunshine. i just came from texas, where i was quayle hunting with jim baker and we had an ice storm yesterday down along the rio grande, if you can believe that. i am busily working on my memoirs. i've got a deadline creeping up on me. and so i haven't seen a whole lot of daylight recently. but i can't think of a better inspiration to come than reagan country. people keep telling me they look forward to reading the book, which only reminds me that i need to finish writing it. in fact, i can tell you it's going well. i'll enjoying the work and with luck it should be in the book stores this fall. right now i'm deep into my ears as vice president and let's just sime not having writer's block. plenty to talk about. but it's a longer story than that and some of the early highlights involve my dealings with ronald reagan when i was working both in the congress as part of the congressional leadership and for president ford. being out this way makes me appreciate all the more what pramb lidge it was to

[applause] >> yunte huang is an english professor at the university of california, santa barbara. for more information visit his web site, yuntehuang.com. >> sunday on booktv's "in depth," r. 'em met tyrrell has written over a half dozen books, and his latest, "after the hangover: the conservatives' road to recovery." join our three hour conversation with your e-mails, phone calls and tweets live sunday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> next, james buckley, former new york senator, undersecretary of state in the reagan administration and judge on the u.s. court of appeals argues against the expansion of the federal government. and contends that it's growth questions the original intent of the framers of the constitution. he presents thoughts at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c., it's an hour. [applause] >> well, i suppose the first thing, jim, is i'm a little bit uncertain. should we address you as senator, as judge, as undersecretary of state? [laughter] which do you prefer? >> very confusing. how about jim? [laughter] >> a man of the people. [laughter] well, thi

anniversary of the birthday of president ronald reagan, taking place at the right and center in santa barbara, calif.. but our coverage at 10:15 p.m. eastern, on c-span. >> sunday, george washington university prof. nathan brown discusses the latest developments in egypt and how a change in government could affect the entire middle east. then at democratic strategist and former republican national committee director talked about president obama's reelection efforts and senators who could be in danger of losing their seats in 2012. after that, a presidential historian marks the 100th birthday of ronald reagan and talks about the legacy of the nation's 40th president, plus your e-mail and phone calls. that is live sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. >> this weekend, on c-span3, we will visit the old naval observatory, which operated until 1893 in washington, d.c. we will look at the fugitive slave laws of 1850 and held indirectly resulted in the expansion of the underground railroad, and a look at the political cartoons of the civil war. experience in american history tv on c-span3, al

dick cheney was one of the guest speakers last night at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. >> ronaldreagan himself was accustomed to political values and he didn't resent the exertion of debating and fighting for what he believed in. he expected it. >> the conservative young america's foundation sponsored the event. it was founded to support conservative ideas on college campuses and bought reagan's ranch in 1998. spirits rise for car dealers following a projection 13 million vehicles will be sold this year. members of the national automobile dealers association are holding their annual convention and expo in san francisco. it runs through tomorrow. last year they faced several legislative challenges, including a much publicized fight to keep dealer-assisted financing affordable for consumers. this year the dealers are gearing up to take on the environmental protection agency plan to raise the fleet mileage standard to as much as 62 miles per gallon by 2025. it is a loop between bakers street and standon, a section of the great highway also closing. that won't reopen until noon. they

sarah palin set to speak tonight in santa barbara. her staff has not released an advance copy of her speech but expected to draw on a speech given 37 years ago by none other than reagan himself. >> i think it is time we ask ourselves if we know the freedoms intended by the founding fathers? >> at that time, president reagan spoke for half an hour in that paid political tv spot that became known as the time for choosing address. in it he spoke abow the daut ths of taxes and government. >> 6:15 friday. officially our weekend. looks beautiful. jeff, joining us live from at & t park. tim lipscomb there tomorrow. jeff is there tonight. >> yes, waiting for the players to get my tickets early, guys. out here in the stands. look at this. nobody sitting around me. that doesn't bother me. we are in the home of the giants nbc bay area. and we are out here early getting geared up for fanfest which is going to be happening as we head throughout saturday. from 11:00 a.m. right into 3:00 p.m. single sale tickets go on sale at 9:00 a.m. you want to g

. >>> celebrations continue today in santa barbara. ahead of what would have been former president ronald reagan's 100th birthday, sarah palin paid tribute to the republican leader last night. she was the keynote speaker at a celebration at the reagan ranch. she praised reagan for bringing government under control but also criticized the current administration. >> if president reagan were alive today to see what is happening to his beloved state, the hills of the central valley would echo with his outrage. nationally, for many of us today, that outrage, that moment of outrage, came with the passage of obama care. >> former vice president dick cheney will be the keynote speaker tonight at a dinner in santa barbara. more ceremonies honoring reagan are scheduled for tomorrow, his actual birth date. >>> sarah palin is taking steps to protect her name. her lawyer has filed applications to trademark both her and her daughter's names. according to politico, the sarah palin trademark was filed last fall, just days after the midterm elections,

there was a celebration last night at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. >> he didn't resent the exertionting and fighting for what he believed in. he expected if. >> the conservative young american's foundation sponsors the event. it was founded to promote conservative ideas on college campuses and bought reagan's former ranch in 1998. bank of america agreed to pay $410 million to settle a lawsuit challenging its overdraft fees. the agreement is believed to be the first financial settlement by a large bank involving overdraft practices. there are lawsuits against wells fargo, citibank, chase and u.s. bank. new regulations prevent banks from charging overdraft feeson many debit transactions. 13 million vehicles projected to be sold this year. members of the national automobile dealers association are holding their annual convention and expo in san francisco through tomorrow. last year they faced several legislative challenges including a much publicized fight to keep dealer-assisted financing affordable for consumers. this year dealers are gearing up to take on environmental protection ag

part in the remembrances of the late president ronald reagan and spoke at a dinner last night in santa barbara, two days ahead of what would have been reagan's 100th birthday. >> there isn't one replacement for reagan, but there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there is a whole army of patriotic davids out there, across this great country, ready to stand up and to speak out in defense of liberty. >> and at the same time, palin says she believes the u.s. is dangerously out of step with reagan values. but reagan's son says he doesn't see a connection between palin and his father. >> there is really no comparison between the two of them. as much as some people would like to make that comparison, it doesn't really exist. >> ron reagan calls palin a soap opera, saying she is mainly out there to make money and keep her name in the news and says she is not a serious candidate for president. >>> people are still trying to make sense of the national unemployment rate, suddenly shrinking at a fast pace. in january, the rate was 9%, down from 9.8% just two months earlier. and

on c-span, former alaska governor sarah palin speaks to a young america's foundation event in santa barbara, calif. marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of ronald reagan. that is at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> they hold an environment of politics that had come apart. it had become polluted and destroyed and violent. >> documentary producer nick cowett on hubert humphrey. >> the reason was to show another side of this. ever remembers -- everyone remembers hubert humphrey as someone was looking the bits of lyndon johnson. he was under tremendous pressures. >> that is sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> sunday on book-tv's "in depth." the founder of the american spectator magazine has written over half a dozen books. his latest is "after the hanover." join our 3 our conversation with your e-mails, phone calls, and tweets live sunday at noon eastern on book-tv on c-span 2. >> federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the economy should grow rapidly this year. but that it will likely take several years before the unemployment rate falls to normal levels. he was at the national press club in was

it is taking place in santa barbara, california. watch this at 10:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span. sunday on newsmakers, homas security -- homeland security secretary janet napolitano. that is 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> the c-span network provides coverage on american history. it is available to you on television, radio, on line, and social networking sites. find our content in a time on c- span video library. we take c-span on the road with our video box and local content vehicle. this is washington your way. the c-span network. created by cable, presented as the public service. >> former alaska gov. sarah palin had a tribute to president ronald reagan in santa barbara, california. touching on his 1964 speech, a time for choosing, she talked about his political philosophy, size of government, and you as energy and economic policy. she is introduced by the vice- president of the young america's association, which sponsored the event. this is about 35 minutes. >> there is a lot of excitement. with our keynote speaker, we all

. >> reporter: the most expensive gasoline, that would be in santa barbara, california, where driversr $3.41 a gallon. for some it's crossed the threshold where we begin to make sacrifices elsewhere. >> well, maybe i don't go out tonight because i have to spend money on gas. >> reporter: some experts are comparing today's prices to hies elly 1 oy's prices to gasoline by the end of 2012, which they also fear could trigger another recession. all food that's delivered by truck, by plane, by train becomes more expensive. >> reporter: and then they're the question of egypt. oil industry speculators notoriously hate uncertainty, so instability in egypt, which controls the suez canal, isn't helping. some analysts believe we could be looking at $5 a gallon gasoline by the end of 2012, which they also fear could trigger another recession. rob and vinita? >>> an investigation is already under way following a huge fire at a petroleum plant outside of houston. thick, black smoke and flames shot into the sky after that massive blast. they were visible in downtown houston, 30 miles away. one plant

live coverage from the reagan ranch in santa barbara starts tonight at 11:00 a.m. eastern -- 11:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow night, former vice president dick cheney speech at the same event. 10:15 p.m. eastern here on c- span. this weekend on american history to be on c-span 3, we will visit the old naval observatory but operated from 1844 through 1893 in washington, d.c. university of virginia professor on the fugitive slave law of 1850 and how it in directly resulted in the expansion of the underground railroad. and a look at political cartoons of the civil war, how they provide insight into political issues of the day. experience american history to be on c-span 3. all weekend, every weekend. for a complete schedule online go to c-span.org/history where you can also press the c-span alert button and have our schedules e-mailed to you. this weekend on book tv on c- span2, "afterwords" with michael reagan on his father's legacy. also this weekend, ron reagan and his account of his father's life. emily lambert on the history and purpose of futures markets. find the c

. >> rex the cat has apparently enrolled himself at a santa barbara elementary school. at first but he quickly bonded with the kids and now he's allowed to roam free on campus. >> rex strolls through the halls there, chases dogs away and even greets students as they arrive at school. he's been such a unifying force, in fact, that the kids have actually written a book about him. >> oh, that's so cool. i think it's long been known cats calm your nerves and also lower your blood pressure. some people say owning a cat can help you live longer. >> really? >> yes. >> well, maybe finally time for me to get a pet. more "world news now" after this. if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here, on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the

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and the most expensive, santa barbara, california, where drivers are dishing out $3.41 per gallon. drivers we talked to are starting to change their driving habits. >> maybe i don't go out tonight because, you know, i have to spend money on gas. >> i'm thinking of getting one of those electric cars or something. >> reporter: some experts are comparing today's prices to those in february of 2008. when prices began a five-month climb and reached an all-time high of $4.11 per gallon by the fourth of july. experts, like john hofmeister, say the next two years could be even worse. >> if we stay on the path we are on, we could see $5 gasoline toward the end of 2012. >> i won't spend $5 in gas. >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: experts say the crisis in egypt has had an impact at the pump. >> any political turmoil is going to have an immediate psychological effect on oil price because oil hates uncertainty. >> reporter: and the events in egypt and all throughout the world for the next several weeks and months will have a dramatic impact on the prices of gasoline here in the unite

[laughter] it is always nice to get out here to santa barbara in the sunshine. i just came from texas. we had an ice storm yesterday along the rio grande. i am working on my memoirs. i have a deadline creeping up on me. i have not seen a lot of daylight. i cannot think of a better place to come -- a better inspiration than to come to reagan country. people say they look forward to reading the book. that reminds me that i need to finish reading it. [laughter] i can tell you is going well. i am enjoying the work and it should be in bookstores this fall. [applause] right now, and deep into my years as vice president. let's just say that i am not having writer's block. [laughter] plenty to talk about. it is a longer story than that. some of the early highlights involve my dealings with ronald reagan when i was working in the congress as part of the congressional leadership and with president ford. being out this way makes me appreciate more with a privilege it was knowing him, even though my opinions were colored by the politics of that day. i was asked to sign on a

. >> richard from santa barbara has a question. you may want to save this for your book, also. he asks if you can give us any information on whether or not -- on your reaction when gov. bush has to to be vice-president did what can you tell us about that meeting? >> i have talked about that before. i will talk about it again. i had been approached earlier in 2000 about -- by one of the governor's associates about whether or not i would allow my name to be considered for vice president. i said no. i had a good job and i was happy living in dallas. i have health problems. that would be an issue. in in the oil business. that would be an issue. we are both residents of texas. that would be an issue. you cannot have the tax is a lack coral vote be cast for two guys from texas for president and vice president. if i had stayed in texas, we would not have been able to count the texas a look for votes towards my election for vice president and would have a bush/lieberman association. joe is not a bad guy, but you would not have wanted him for vice president. but, the second request was

this is an event we covered last night at the reagan ranch in santa barbara, california. >> outside aie screen my first trip to los angeles was a 1974 trip to los angeles with president ford. i was in the room when the two of them met before going downstairs, this was at the century plaza, and this was before going downstairs to attend a republican fund raiser. i believe they were sizing each other up in a prelude to the battle for the 1976 nomination. i remember being a little distracked because i was making last-minute travel reservations for the president, but busy as i was i saw enough of governor reagan that night to know that we in the white house would have plenty to worry about if we got into the race. host: dick cheney worked for ronald reagan and gerald ford? guest: yes, ronald reagan is associated with the 11th commandment, thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow republican . then he ran against ford. whatever the circumstances of the end of the nixon era, it was the end of his term. i don't think he had difficulty convincing himself that he was, at least in some ways, entitle

watches out for a good part of the southwest, from san diego, to riverside, to san bernardino to santa barbaraeven l.a.'s involved in this. we're talking about what could be two to three inches of heavy rain in places that don't handle rain runoff well. be prepared for that. >>> and sam just had to bring up the rain here in l.a. that's okay. >>> here in l.a. also, doctors have determined what happened to that tv reporter, remember after the grammys on sunday, in her live report. we couldn't understand what she was saying. and many people thought, at first, including doctors, that she had a stroke of some sort on camera. but that did not turn out to be the case. and we do know what happened to her. and david wright is here. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it turns out, it was a migraine headache. but this is one of those dare but for the grace of god moments for any of us on tv news. a stumble on the air that was so awkward, people thought she was having a stroke. >> well, a very, very heavy -- heavy burrtation tonight. we had a very -- >> reporter: it was an on-air blund

sarah palin speaks to a young americans of that in santa barbara, marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of ronald reagan. >> sunday on "in-depth" and author and the founder of american spectator magazine has written over half a dozen books include and "boy clinton, " and his latest, "after the hangover: the road to recovery." >> said this weekend on c-span 3, we will visit the old naval observatory that operated from 1834-1893. and we will have the fugitive slave law and how it inadvertently resulted in the expansion of the underground railroad. experience american history tv on c-span 3, all weekend, every weekend. for a complete schedule online, 02 c-span.org/history. >> next, foreign-policy and national-security experts on how the unrest in the middle east is felt around the middle east. from the brookings admit -- brookings institution, and this is a little bit more than an hour. >> welcome to another session of "meet the press" at brookings with david gregory. we bring this to you together with the center. the director was with us this morning on the panel as well. he is a ex

tomorrow night, former alaska governor sarah palin speaks to a young america's foundation event in santa barbara, calif., marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of president ronald reagan. that is at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> the whole environment of politics had come apart, become polluted and destroyed and violent. >> sunday, schubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> part of the reason was to show another side of this. everybody thought of him as looking at lyndon johnson's boots all the time and had no mind of his own. >> sunday night at 8:00 on c- span. this weekend, on c-span2, michael reagan on his father's legacy, as next week marks the 100th anniversary of ronald reagan's birth. it and family lambert on the history and purpose of the futures market. -- and emily lambert on the history and purpose of the futures market. but the schedule emailed to you by signing up for our "book tv alert. >> now journalist perspectives on egypt. panelists include an al-jazeera correspondent and a correspondent from the pentagon. this is one hour. >> good evening. welcome to everybody coming out o

california at the reagan library and the reagan ranch center of the young america's foundation at santa barbara. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> to address the house for one minute, ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. jackson: madam speaker, the unemployment rate last month dropped from 9.4% to 9% but only 36,000 jobs were created. wow. 36,000 jobs equals .4%. how did the rate drop so much with only 36,000 new jobs? mr. speaker, madam speaker, it's an illusion. if you're chronically unemployed and have given up looking for a job, you don't count as unemployed in america. you fall out of the statistics. so as more and more people are out of work from long -- for longer periods of time, they are literally left out of the system. houdini couldn't have performed an illusion as clever as the bureau of labor statistics. but shouldn't a government of, for and

tonight on c-span, a former alaska governor, sara caplan, speaks in santa barbara california marking the 100th anniversary of president ronald reagan. that is at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> the environment of politics had come apart and destroyed. >> documentary producer on hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> the reason for doing the documentary was showing another side of this. people did not understand the pressures he was under, which was going from the vice presidency to the 68. >> "q&a", sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> michael reagan on his father's legacy. next week marks the 100th anniversary of the reagan's birth. emily lambert on the purpose of futures markets. by the complete schedule at booktv.org. get our schedules he mailed for you. signup for our booktv alert. >> the discussion was arrested on iran's nuclear program. the washington bureau chief joined the president of the council on foreign relations and representatives of saudi arabia, turkey, and germany. this is 50 minutes. >> welcome to our session. the question of the hour is "what if iran develops a nuclear