because as you know homer simpson works at a nuclear plant and now the simpsons are actually startingto take out some of the nuclear jokes from their episodes do you think that that's right i mean is that the good tasteful proper thing to do or is that a little overboard i mean i i think it's the obvious thing to do. following nine eleven there were a lot of things that were edited out clatter of damage an arnold sorts mayor movie was you know kind of postponed and pushed back and i think that when something this serious happens you have to take a look at things and think wow you know maybe it's not so funny to portray people working in nuclear plants as differences that don't know what they're doing while there are fifty heroes in japan trying to stop a nuclear disaster but it's a cartoon and i think it's overrated cartoon and it's overboard to pull it off i think i think so tire is is healing actually i think one of the ways that people are able to fast it isn't only wrong if i saw that i would probably maybe want to turn in one of the girls who have little or disaster and i mean is

bowles and simpson say for some sort of debt crisis. it's unpredictable when and how it might occur. that's president obama's secretary. >> the senator's time expired. >> unanimous consent for two additional minutes. >> without objection. >> we can't keep promising to do something tomorrow. we have to have a vote. we'll have a vote today. we need to act today, a vote for the democratic proposal is a vote to do nothing. it's a vote to stay in denial. it's a vote that says deficits don't matter. we can just keep on, but deficits do matter. they have always mattered. they always will matter, and some say you can't reduce saying any savings from reducing deficit spending. let me show you this chart. i'll take the first one because $61 billion reduction is a reduction of the baseline, and when you reduce the baseline, you say that amount every year, even if there's growth in the future years, and it adds up. it's geomet try call reduction in deficits we need to have. you know from your business accounting that 7% return on your money doubles

then w simpson needs to make this parr putt. he won his first pga tournament. >>> novak beat federer, jumps to number two in the world rankings. today he played nadal. back in the near court loss. coming back to win the next two. he is no joke. is he 18-0 this year and the bnp open is his third title in a row. he is the new king of the hard work. arizona state -- anthony born with only one leg but he won the ncaa wrestling championship in the 125-pound division. he beat matt mcdonald. he was the two time defending champion from ohio. he is now the ncaa wrestling champion. >> thank you. >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news we will stay on storm watch with another day of huh-uh settled weather. >> that's our report. we will see you tonight. >> goodnight.

i can think of ren and stimpy and the simpsons. i think it was his genius he couldn't draw very well. he said that himself, and he adopted this very iconic style. he chose the color yellow which was the closest he could come to flash and he just chose the drawing style, visual style for the show that is immediately recognizable that in the modern part branded on first and every site. and secondly and more significantly i think again, not very well-known when fox first put the simpsons on, fox is a fledgling network to say the least. you may recall it was almost the uhs channels and you would put a wire to improve your reception. it was important for them to have the legitimacy of having a well-known hollywood talent aboard and jim brooks, had a wonderful movie career and so he had the leverage to be able to say we will do the show, no network interference, no creative interference by the network. and so, for 22, 23 years, starting the 23rd season, they're has never been a time as far as i know coming off and on the meetings, but as

. >>> and it came down to a putting contest between web simpson. simpson had a two shot lead.ere's gary woodland. woodland gave up playing college basketball to take a scholarship in golf at kansas university. pretty good idea. both players 15 under at this point. woodland bogeyed 16 and makes this birdie put on 17 to get back at 15-under. you hear that tiger. simpson needs this put. not going to do it. woodland wins his first win. >>> and yet, novack jokavich jumped to number two in the rankings. today he played nedal. he comes back to win the next two. jockavich is just no joke. he is now third this year. this pair open is his third title in a row making jockavich the new king. >>> last night robles won the ncaa championship in the 100 plus pound class. robles won over matt mcdonald. matt mcdonald was the two time defending champion. anthony said he was so nervous before the match he nearly cried. anthony noble is the new champion. you just have to love that. you never know where this guy can go from there. >> amazing to see. could watch it over and over again. >> 36-0. amaz

simpson has to make this play to force a playoff. no dice. >> hopefully your texas longhorns will come up big. >> alan: watching right now. stay with us. >> alan: coming up at 6:00, a family is rush to the hospital after suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning, what pg&e found out their home. signs of life returning to normal in japan. >> finally, there was enough of a break in this weather for san francisco's first sunday street event of the year to go off without a hitch. city officials closed off part of the embarcadero. it featured biking, skating, tai chi, and dance lessons, the next event is on april 10th in golden gate park. we'll be back at 6:00. thanks for watc.

>> simpson's star ignores what most people want to hear about. details at 11.[laughter] [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. i would like to think the national press club staff including the library of our broadcast center for helping organize today's event and finally, here's a reminder you can find more information about the national press club on the website if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, check it out, at www.press.rg. thank you. br adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>> on c-span2 .. >> this is an hour and 40 minutes. >> good, and welcome to the woodrow wilson international cementer for scholars, and thank you all for being patient while we had a fire alarm here. i don't think it was a drill, it was an alarm, you waiting outside, and coming back in. i really appreciate that. i'm director of the congress project here and your mod ray dore today. for those of you who are new to the center, and we do have not only in our audience about 40-50 people, but there's a live web cast and c-span coverage

web simpson is tied at second one back. simpson sinking his birdie. a four under 67 for simpson. he sits at minus 12. but justin rose shot his straight under six under 65 today. had it all working. his five iron from 142 yards out. he was a few feet from the pin. justin rose started two shots off the lead. on top of the transition championship by one shot. >>> nascar in bristol, tennessee leading the nationwide series is cruising along with 63 and danika patrick in the number 7 car. and ryan turex later took the blame. but danika really wasn't ready to forgive and forget just yet. she finished 31st today. the nationwide series was one by kyle edwards. >>> congratulations to the cal women's swimming and diving team. win their second ncaa championship in the last three years. go cal. that's sports. >> thanks, fred. >> that is our report for tonight. i'm ken wayne. >> or we are going to mark. >> one last time. >> okay. >> sorry about that. >> we have been tracking that heavy rain and the strong wind. this is pretty much the main event right now over the next few hours. in fact have

john simpson, bbc news. >> well, the air force, of course, is one approach -- one of colonel gaddafi's last assets. imposing a no-fly zone is said to be challenging. the argument is considered. >> the threat of an attack from above could be stopped if raf and american jets were flying the libyan skies, enforcing a no-fly zone. but it was said that libya could end up with democracy or in the chaos of a protracted civil war. >> one of the actions that is under review is no fly zone. there are arguments that would favor it, questions that would be raised about it, but it is under active consideration. >> america is worried about its image. hillary clinton says some in the area are fearful that america will invade. that is not going to happen. but some say their presence could bring help from britain. senior sources say david cameron it sees this as a defining policy moment and seems to enthusiastic about a no-fly zone. >> we have a situation where colonel gaddafi can be murdering his own people, and we need to make sure if that happens, we can do something about it. >> no fly zone is noth

john simpson, bbc news. >> the bbc is in the capital. a little while aago jeremy spoke to my colleague. >> is it fair to say brute force and gadhafi are prevailing now. >> brute force and clever political calculations and technical considerations on the ground as well. i think colnel gadhafi's people are getting the upper hand here about 30 miles from where i am. i can't go there freely because we are not allowed to. but we are hearing the resistance of the rebels appears to be failing in an attack by gadhafi's people. 50 tanks, children among the dead. one man saying it has been reduced to ashes. >> any way the rebels survive without significant outside help? >> i think the further away they are from the gadhafi stronghold the better chance they have. but they are not organized, don't have much in the way of weapons, don't have an air force and the heavy weapons the gadhafi people do. even though gadhafi's forces are not that strong compared to some countries, the fact is that they are stronger. you have seen these pictures of guys tryi

john simpson is there, from where he sent this report. >> some of these men are volunteers.e are regular soldiers who have abandoned colonel gaddafi for the resolution. all of them are in a high state of excitement. a short time before, and airforce plane came over and dropped bombs on the northern and southern outskirts of the town. the explosions seemed suspiciously far away from any major target, but people immediately started theorizing that the pilot has deliberately avoided casualties and is planning to defect. last week, another pilot ejected and let his plane crash rather than bomb the area. but the town's defenders are in a high state of tension, and the blastoff at random into the sky, in case there is another air raid. they are not doing this for the benefit of our camera, as they prepare themselves for the possibility of action. they are jumpy but very nervous. few of them have any military experience. we should not mistake this for a civil war. it is a single series of actions. there are planes bombing people here in order to scare them. this is becoming a front

. >> the next speakers, thomas simpson, sue hester and eric brooks. >> hi, there. i represent -- and i'm here to speak on behalf of eric hester who just had to leave because his kids are crying at home. they are calling for daddy. i work at cpmc hospital as a hospital attendant. i'm a member and i'm here to support the project because it would provide better care access to community. at the current surgical facility, we are limited in our abilities to provide quality surgical procedures because the operating room is outdated. we constantly use newer and more high-tech equipment that require extra power. some of our eye surgeries require special outlets for lasers we use during procedure. out of 10 operating rooms, we currently use only two. that can provide the necessary power for the lasers. this limits the number of procedures and prevents us from providing the best health care for our patients. the new facility would be state of the art so we could provide the best care possible. i hope the planning commission will afford this new project. >> my name is noa ong.

john simpson, bbc news, tripoli. >> religion stiffens the resolve of men preparing for battle. there's a strong islamic core running through the rebel fighters. in their struggle for control of eastern libya. today, felt very different. they've been stirred by british attacks on government troops nearby. and they're finally ready to battle even if skill comes a poor second to devotion. the main road is blocked by colonel gaddafi's men. so we took a back route through the desert toward a town under siege. it doesn't look like much, but whoever controls this area holds the key to land and resources in the east. for the first time in 10 days, we were able to get into ajdabiya. the stain of smoke rising from a fight that's reaching a crescendo. this is who the u.n. resolution is supposed to protect. he's not a fighter but lives here and this morning he was robbed and shot at by government troops. he's lucky to be alive. he speaks of the terror of living in ajdabiya and wants one simple thing -- more coalition attacks. we've just come into ajdabiya itself. you can hear the sound of

south park and simpson's inspired it.teresting. >> back to spencer to update the forecast. able to use it around here this morning. >> we might. sort of like a controlled environment this week coming up but let's look back on all the rain we had in february and of my. started the big wet spell on valentine's day february 14 and next 42 days whether he 27 days of measurable rainfall. how much of that translate into in terms of inches? well, san jose had nearly 7 and a half inches and february 14. san francisco nearly a foot of rain. santa rosa over 16 inches. 21 inches at kent field and point loma 30 inches of rape in the 42 day span. this week we are lacking at climbing temperatures by wednesday. high pressure inland will be in the upper 70's. by thursday we see low 80's and santa rosa and livermore and san jose things are warming up and drying out i might add. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast. mild tomorrow. warm wednesday thursday within land high at or above 80 degrees. mid 70's around the bay up to almost 70 on

god bless you. >> thank yosenator simpson. >> thank you, sir. i spent a long time trying to get here. i sometimes think got four unanswered prayers. i want to thank senator conrad. he is not here but senator gregg. without their leadership, none of us would be here today to talk about this. hawaii thank you for having the courage, you and the group tt stood up some years ago and said we are not going forward unless we have a commission to deal with this. it would not have happened without you. the key for meeting this morning, and thank you for your kind words. i also want to thank senator durbin for having the courage to support what is a politically very difficult plan to support. i want to thank senators warner for your work in trying it to turn what is a 67-page plan in plain english to a lislative language and bring together a bipartisan group to make this happen. i am not going to use any notes today. i am just going to talk to you. i am really concerned. i think we face the most predictable, economic crisis in history. a lot of the sittin

senator simpson. welcome. thank you, very much. old friend and senator conrad and snart sessions, thank you for your remarks. thank you for again explaining through those wonderful charts that we've been watching for many months. you've been very helpful, and you're very informative. and it's a great honor and privilege to be here, and to be in this chamber in these offices, at this capitol, and not be always-inspired by the --er skin and i have left our witness protection program. we make some appearances as today. people are waiting for us to go back into squest irwhen we leave. let me just say this. it's a treat to look around this room and see friends of both parties that i've thoroughly enjoyed when i was here. and over there is mike. he replaced me, and people said thank god. that he did that. it was a self-less effort. and he is a dear friend and he and diane are friends and that cat over here, he was a -- now look at him. swauf. [laughter] i just say portman. ron. bill. i have worked with all of them. but on with the busine

giving head personally i think it more looks like her looks more like lisa simpson taking a bhangra you guys have again i don't know it's an idiotic logo i had to honestly when i was prepping for the two seconds i had to prep for the segment i had to google what it stood for because i just didn't realize that it spelled out twenty twelve but i mean you know if i was a run that you have the threat of inflation you have half your neighbors up in revolution and uprisings you know you have the u.s. pushing for increased sanctions i mean aren't there kind of bigger issues to worry about out there than like what who looks like they're giving a header of israel you know they've got that it looks like in the boy i promise you it's just really sad because this is something that's been going on for four years now we've been talking about this logo and it's so ridiculous i'm sorry unless it's a sign that you know. that nazis are going to show up at the olympics and other protests harry potter and the goblet of fire style i don't care this is stupid ok let's move on to something that actually a

simpson knows a lot more about it than i do, but, you know, we form some opinions pretty readily when we see some of the numbers. the states get half of the royalties. you wonder if they wouldn't feel shortchanged. the, i want to continue to focus on mr. gould and ms. chutety because, mr. bromwich, you were doing other things for the public interest while this stuff was going on. what's the situation with regard to the royalty-free deepwater oil and gas leases in the gulf of mexico, and sure you must have had some opinion on the discussion that has taken place on the floor and in press conferences and mr. markey, certainly, he has a loud enough voice to reach your ears, i would think. that there's billions of dollars in revenue that is being foregone that should be going to the taxpayers because of what can only be described, well, what has been described as a screw-up on the part of the professionals in this area when they put together the contract. you know, we try to delve into it, they say, well, it was one person's responsibility, that person says, well, it was their responsibili

simpson, claus von bülow. fears no one in the courtroom, that's obvious, but he doesn't fear the blank page either. he's a very prolific and talented author. his latest offering, the novel the trials of zion. here's alan dershowitz. alan dershowitz, you have written quite the thriller and the page-turner here, so i don't want to give anything away, but i do note that the main character is a super lawyer living on boston who has a daughter, and the daughter at some point comes into peril, and all of that is described so sincerely, i couldn't help but wonder, you the boston super lawyer, do you have a daughter, and have you fantasized in this way about something happening to her? - well, i do have a daughter, and the main character lawyer's name is abe ringle--ringle is my mother's maiden name--and abe is kind of a variation on my hebrew name, avraham--abraham--so the character is loosely based on me, and the character of emma is loosely based on my daughter ella, who is a little younger, not yet out of law scho

. >>> esto parece como el juicio anterior del tan sonado simpson, ahora va para algo igual. >>> hay muchaso que conrad mandó a recoger todo esto. >>> y al regresar el tijeretazo del día se lo lleva ricky martin, alregresar le contamos. ♪ >>> y esta noche india cede su espacio para las semifinales de la liga de la concacaf. esta noche monterrey contra cruz azul. ya regresamos. ro ♪ >>> bueno, compadre, suelta el tijeretazo del día. ♪ >>> el tijeretazo se lo lleva ricky martin por ridículo. >>> ridículo tú. >>> Él se encuentra en puerto rico preparando su nueva gira de concierto, y el señor se pone a cubrir el escenario y todo los alrededores del centro con sabanas al más puro estilo de la boda del señor oscar de la hoya, todos los que cubrieron con lona y sabanas. >>> cuál es el objetivo que cubra esto? >>> no sé la lógica, porque el señor quiere dar un espectaculazo. >>> no confía en su gente boricua, poue si le dicen no se puede colar nada... >>> confía o no, me parece que hace lo correcto, porque está preparando una supergira, la lanza en su isla natal, y quiere sorprender a todo el mund

simpson was last seen sunday night at the:30. he was severing time with a vehicle theft. he was to be paroled in september. simpson is described as 6-1, thin build, wearing orange-colored jeans and a shirt with the initials c. d. c. r. on the back. tomorrow is pg&e's deadline to provide documents to save regulators verifying the pressure levels in the pipeline system are safe. part of that is workers sifting through thousands of boxes of documents at the cow palace. the explosion killed eight people and destroyed three dozen homes. the state utilities commission to order pg&e to conduct expensive tests. >> a san leandro woman is under arrest in connection with the death of her eight-year-old daughter in a botched suicide. they found her inside a car. the woman was conscious but the woman was not. her mother is expected to survive. tomorrow the san francisco police commission is expected to submit the names of up to three finalists for police chief to mayor ed lee. according to the san francisco examiner, final interviews include men and women from inside and outside the d

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john simpson send this from just outside the port. >> so far, it has been a fairly unequal contests. enthusiasm and determination versus sophisticated weaponry. so far, the enthusiasm has been holding out pretty well. the rebels have captured the airfield outside. and though they've been forced back, they certainly have not been defeated. but they have had the face mortar and artillery fire. all they have to fight back with is the occasional rocket launcher. they would have been chased away very quickly. there have been plenty of injuries and some deaths. unlike last wednesday's battle, colonel gaddafi's men had the advantage of fighting on their own ground. it started with a heavy sandstorm. the beef up their forces and prepared for an attack. it is not surprising that there is no military activity of any kind here today. it looks as though both sides simply want to lick their wounds after last wednesday's battle. >> that turned out to be completely wrong. the commanders brought up some of their properly trained soldiers to take over the front line from the untrained volunteers. the

. ♪ >> ashford and simpson make motown magic in their classic songs on stage in the razz room at hotelko. >> high stakes comedy, in free for all, an evening of improv comedy in yerba buena. >> it's one of the premier companies in the world. american dance theater sets a standard. annual visit to the berkeley campus from cal performances at zellerbach hall. >> i did a lot of inner work, blah, blah. >> a one woman show. they tell it all at the marsh in san francisco. >> films made by women about women, making a difference the annual women's film festival is at roxy theater. >> baciaenga and fashion is art. now at the de young museum. >>> mike has a final check on were they. >> anyway, let's talk about a lot of sunshine. low to mid-80s and 70s. this weekend, up to 45 mile-per-hour winds and waves up to 20 feet at the coast. >> that is it for now. thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. >> have a great day. bye-bye. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the

. >> thank you senator simpson. >> thank you, sir. i spent a long time trying to get here. i sometimes think got four unanswered prayers. i want to thank senator conrad. he is not here but senator gregg. without their leadership, none of us would be here today to talk about this. hawaii thank you for having the courage, you and the group that stood up some years ago and said we are not going forward unless we have a commission to deal with this. it would not have happened without you. the key for meeting this morning, and thank you for your kind words. i also want to thank senator durbin for having the courage to support what is a politically very difficult plan to support. i want to thank senators warner for your work in trying it to turn what is a 67-page plan in plain english to a legislative language and bring together a bipartisan group to make this happen. i am not going to use any notes today. i am just going to talk to you. i am really concerned. i think we face the most predictable, economic crisis in history. a lot of the sitting in this room did not see this last

to be put to use earlier is also good because i'm going to say got it back on the internals on simpson but it's from doing that but. dr van den i go well works for unicef. the organization has set up feeding centers in cities and villages in collaboration with the government. cannot manage. their voluntary workers monitoring the children's weight and health i think you could. go. on think off. if. they are in charge of feeding them since their families are too poor to do so you. know this is a typical case will see that a lot of these children. how much the city she works in feel good morning she lifted it up will she be better i don't have a. but. there we will need to complete it she just had to but this is morning and it's a pity in that it could work if you're bored for nineteen months or be. its effect while it actually is a bit thin and last year and its mission the it is actually. the hundred not about arms or branches and their general but his hundred. that indicates that the soldiers didn't see via the actual market each day and he needs to show you. that you i'm very good tre

they say nathan simpson escaped last night from the delta conservation camp. he is 30 years old.e was convicted of vehicle theft. if you have any information about simpson and where he is contact 911. >>> right now president obama is set to talk about education reform at a middle school in arlington virginia. he is also talking about japan. let's listen in. >> we told you about your school project that is in your classes. by getting students engaged in learning you're teaching the kinds of skills on how to think and work together that young people are going to need in college and beyond. that is what all of our schools need to be doing. in an economy that is more competitive and connected than ever before a good job and a good career is going to demand a good education. over the next ten years nearly half of all new jobs are going to require more than a high school diploma. so if you want a bright future you are going to need a college degree or advanced training. as i already mentioned, unfortunately too many students aren't getting a world class education today. >> you're this

. >> a correctional center simpson was last seen at this camp sunday evening just outside of simpson'sme for vehicle theft. (music) >> jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge low visibility. even the some light showers. those rainfall totals that we've seen so far in the past 24 hours. over 1 in. in some areas and the totals of going down. so now, napa is reporting nearly three- quarters of an inch. with one half inch and petaluma, one quarter in san francisco and not out quite in south near redwood city. on the stormtracker 4 to the north the tail end of its. a steady stream of moisture continuing through northern california. still rainfall to the north of us. continuing tomorrow with a wave tomorrow. futurecast 9:00 a.m. pockets of heavy rainfall. continuing through 10:00 a.m. and as it pushes to the south it will weaken a little bit. pockets for fremont and then showers transitioning by 1:00 p.m. it will taper off in the later afternoon. still lingering misty conditions to the we saw this afternoon. the rainfall totals for tomorrow. three- quarters = north bay. o

simpson had been serving time for vehicle theft. >>> 5:42 on a monday. gas prices are high around the bay area, but for the airlines it's worse. the dramatic move one carrier is taking to save a couple of bucks. >>> plus the show must go on for charlie sheen. how he is taking his bizarre behavior on the road. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to the "early edition." get ready for showers on the way to work. see what i mean from hi-def doppler. scattered showers areawide. a closer look shows us they are light in nature and passing through quickly. a large cell through san leandro stretching from the bay across the 880 corridor and the 80 corridor, as well. we'll see light showers like this throughout the morning hours making way for partly cloudy skies this afternoon. this morning, cloudy, showers, mild temperatures, fog at the coast. temperatures now in the 50s for the most part and staying mild into the afternoon hours. we see highs into the 50s topping out near 70 for some of the warmest spots. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. high surf advisory in

simpson ran into trouble on 18. this putt to force a playoff. no dice.ary weed land, another first-time winner on the pga tour, gary woodland. and sorry to say your texas longhorns -- longhorns -- >> alan: tough. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and ♪ we just keep ons.e jun keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on >> alan: no stopping "limitless" at the box office. opened at number one with $19 million in ticket cells. the film stars bradley cooper as a struggling writer who takes a pill that allows him to tap into his maximum brain potential. coming in second was rango. made 15.3 million and last week's number one, "battle los angeles" fell to third place with $14.6 million. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. see you at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. [ female announcer ] we make it little and black. you make it flirty and fun. we make it floral. you make it bloom. we make it fitte

john simpson, bbc news. >> libya has agreed to let a u.n. team into the country to assess the humanitarian situation. thousands of people have fled, many are in makeshift camps. >> as far as the eye can see, the tunisian, libya border is home to those that fled the violence. thousands of foreign nationals have been evacuated. others are stuck in this camp. people from bangladesh and nigeria. some are libyans like this man who does not want to be identified. >> we broke the wall of silence. what ever you want to think, you would be captured. [unintelligible] >> with the unrest continuing, the help of those fleeing as well as those still inside the country. there are concerns about sanitation and the possibility of disease. the appeal covers a range of humanitarian means including shelter, food security, and health care. it is based on projections of 400,000 people could leave libya. it is also estimated that a further 600,000 people inside libya might need help. >> it requires 160 million u.s. dollars to achieve its objectives. it will be rev

nath than simpson was last seen last night. he was serving time in the camp for vehicle theft.e was set to be paroled in september. he was last seen wearing orange-colored jeans and a shirt with c. d. c. r. on the back. developing news in oakland where schools has been dismissed for oakland pride elementary. they broke into estimated 30 classrooms and ransacked them over the weekend. a school spokesman said it appears the vandals broke a window to get in and did significant damage. oakland police are gathering evidence hoping to find clues about potential suspects. more on this story at 5:00 and 6:00. >> right now students from all over california are gathering at the state capitol to protest governor brown's proposed education cuts, including hundreds of community college students from the south bay. >> what do we want! >> when? >> now! >> their journey began before dawn with buses at evergreen valley community colleges and san francisco city college. they hope to avoid cutting community college budgets and pass the dream act in order to keep it appearedable. >> taking out a l

nath than simpson was last seen last night. he was serving time in the camp for vehicle theft.e was set to be paroled in september. he was last seen wearing orange-colored jeans and a shirt with c. d. c. r. on the back. developing news in oakland where schools has been dismissed for oakland pride elementary. they broke into estimated 30 classrooms and ransacked them over the weekend. a school spokesman said it appears the vandals broke a window to get in and did significant damage. oakland police are gathering evidence hoping to find clues about potential suspects. more on this story at 5:00 and 6:00. >> right now students from all over california are gathering at the state capitol to protest governor brown's proposed education cuts, including hundreds of community college students from the south bay. >> what do we want! >> when? >> now! >> their journey began before dawn with buses at evergreen valley community colleges and san francisco city college. they hope to avoid cutting community college budgets and pass the dream act in order to keep it appearedable. >> taking out a l

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simpson was last seen sunday night. he was in the camp for vehicle theft.e was to be paroled in september. thin build as you can see there. he was wearing orange-colored jeans and a shirt. tomorrow is pg&e's deadline to provide documents about pressure levels that are safe. the order comes following the september 9th san bruno explosion that killed eight people and destroyed three dozen homes. the state public utilities commission could order pg&e to conduct expensive and time-consuming tests if they don't prove they have safe levels. >> expected to submit the names up to three full-time police chiefs. the police commission conducted its final interviews over the weekend, inside as well as outside the department. police commission would not say how many were interested. >> 4:45 now. coming up we'll update you on the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in japan, including the role a bay area lab will play in monitoring radiation from three plants. >> why california lawmakers can soon be allowed to carry concealed weapons. ú ú ú p [ female announcer ] why

john since then -- simpson said this report. >> it was an extraordinary day when defeat became unexpected victory. the last phase took place here, as colonel gaddafi's soldiers escaped back to their own territory. it is indeed a big turnaround for them. a lot of people this morning but that colonel gaddafi's men were going to roll up the coastal farms one after another. they planned to head to where we work -- were. news of the attack reached us in nearly morning. the defenders started preparing for the possibility colonel gaddafi's forces would wall street bond and try to capture this place -- rolled street -- wall street on and try to recapture this place. descenders here have a few ancient russian tanks which they ruled out, older and less effective than the tanks being used by the gaddafi forces. many of these men were untrained volunteers. some were of -- summer soldiers themselves a few days ago. >> there is only one place to go. the right way. forward. >> and close to where we were standing, an air force jets. -- jet. the pilot misses the ammunitions stores, but this is the fourth

. >>> authorities in solano county looking for a 30-year-old nathan simpson an inmate who walked away from a prison camp last night, set to be paroled in september, last seen we'ring orange jeans and a shirt can cdcr on the back. >> thousands marched on the state capitol trying to diskeep lawmakers from slashing california's education budget. california faces a deficit of $26 billion, and governor brown's proposed budget calls for trimming $400 million from community colleges. >> there is 50 students and one plas. -- class. we aren't able to get programs and services. it has affected many students, including myself. >> the students protested this appears negotiations broke down inside. and brown needs a handful of republicans to vote for the plan if it's going to get through, including putting tax extensions on a state-wide ballot in june. >> listen to this, phone lines are ringing off the hook. >> that is right. experts are standing by to answer your tax questions tonight. michael finney is in the thick of thing autos channel 7 is the place to be tonight. we have three rooms packed w

. >> you come to the conclusion that someone like homer simpson is running a nuclear power station. >> it may sound funny, but he has harvard and berkeley degrees to back up his analysis. >> i think people are voting with their feet in terms of the jab knees reaction -- japanese reaction. we see incompetence. we see low estimates. >> he is the author of the best selling book, if we see a meltdown, it's a meltdown of confidence. now it's all coming down. the fact that they underestimated consistently the dangers of a tsunami. >> he came to palo alto tonight to talk to the commonwealth club about physics but he says the lesson is that the relationship and the utility company that run the plant is too cozy. >> there is enough blame took around in a sense that the government took the lead of the utilities, and the low ball assessments gave rosie assessments of things. >> he says it will change the way american nuclear policy is handled in the future. >> they are not designed to handle the big one. they are designed to handle like garden variety earthquake. >> he does not see a wholesale a

and the celtic tenors are daryl simpson, james nelson and matthew gilsenan.tly alike, except when you sing together it's just marvelous. >> james: well, that's exactly it, and i think it's a very harmony based group, and we write our own harmonies, and when we sing together, people say we sound as one, like when we're singing "shenandoah" or "danny boy," or some of the a cappellas. but then when we sing individual lines, people think, oh, he's quite a high bright sound. oh, he's a darker mellow sound. oh, he's a...you know, that we are very distinctive voices operatically. >> rhea: well, how would you describe them? how would you describe them, daryl? >> daryl: i think, you know, it's a bit like looking at the instruments in an orchestra, for example. we each kind of represent different things. you know, matthew is a bit more mellow, i'm very high and trumpet-like at times, james is kind of covering the whole spectrum there. he's got all kinds of things going on. so it's really -- you know, the difference is a tenor voice sings high notes, but with different

simpson, michael jackson big power people very famous.time convicting them that's one of the things the government will have to get over. they're going to have to get over this is barry bonds, find him guilty. a lot of well-known people, have a better chance of getting a not guilty verdict than anybody else. >>pam: stand also testified today, he was the former giants trainer. >> he did, that's why i said to stay on message to the jury. he came in and said it i noticed that there was acne on his back, i notice how big he was. that's why means stay on message, just admit straight out to the jury quit fighting the hat size, the acne that people are lying whether he took a nap. the issue did he know steroids? that is the message. tomorrow more evidence and more ballplayers. the one that's going to be interesting is bobby, when he comes and i believe he's going to testify. barry bonds told me that he was taking steroids. that that's going to hurt onslaught. >>pam: thinking michael, stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the bonds perjury

here they're working with musical director pam simpson.ny play rehearsal at just about any school in america. >> father, i don't think these people are having a very good time. >> but something very special is going to happen. these kids are about to receive a visit by one of the original cast members from the movie version of the sound of music. ñ other drivers. ♪ girls in white dresses with blue statten sashes ♪ >> it's one of the most popular musicals ever. the movie won 5 academy awards -- including best picture. the sound of music takes place in austria just before world war two. it tells the real-life story of the von trapp family -- and the amazing young woman who entered and changed their lives -- maria. ♪ how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> hello everybody. >> hello everybody. this is kim karath. in the movie, she plays gretel, the youngest of the von trapp children. bronxville parent and msnbc anchor alex witt coincidentally grew up in the same los angeles neighborhood as kim and invited her to visit the school and watch a

john simpson escorted by libyan officials has been to see what has been happening near misrata. >> this is one of the key battlefields in this war. rebels captured in 39 days ago and have been pounded by pro- khaddafi forces ever since. now the government says a ceasefire is in operation. we had pictures from misrata last week, showing the extent of the damage. this is the main hospital. we were not taken to the center, where the fighting has been. instead, we were driven around the edge come up with a heavy cloud of black smoke hanging over the -- the edge, with a heavy cloud of black smoke hanging over the skyline. by chance or maybe not, a generator caught fire exactly as we were passing. finally, we arrived at a point about 3 miles from the center of the town. here, and expectant, noisy crowd engulfed us. >> it is hard to avoid the feeling that this is all staged for our benefit. and some of the violence here, some of the damage. >> overlooking it all was a fall outside broadcast unit from libyan television, putting up the pictures live by satellite dish. so our visit was well organ

. >> thank you senator simpson. >> thank you, sir. i spent a long time trying to get here. i sometimes think got four unanswered prayers. i want to thank senator conrad. he is not here but senator gregg. without their leadership, none of us would be here today to talk about this. hawaii thank you for having the courage, you and the group that stood up some years ago and said we are not going forward unless we have a commission to deal with this. it would not have happened without you. the key for meeting this morning, and thank you for your kind words. i also want to thank senator durbin for having the courage to support what is a politically very difficult plan to support. i want to thank senators warner for your work in trying it to turn what is a 67-page plan in plain english to a legislative language and bring together a bipartisan group to make this happen. i am not going to use any notes today. i am just going to talk to you. i am really concerned. i think we face the most predictable, economic crisis in history. a lot of the sitting in this room did not see this last