singh also received a plaque from the firefighters for his histo heroic act. when asked what he wanted to be when he grew up, if he wanted to be a fireman, he said no, i want to be a ceo. >> of course, just like his dad. all the microphones there, all the cameras. >> so sweet. >>> still to come at 5:00, a look at the latest gadget now. we have 3d movies and 3d tvs, would you believe a 3d smartphone? yes. we'll have a sneak peek. >>> also, your child's car seat may not be safe. we'll reveal a hidden danger also parents should know about. >>> and a silicon valley company is credited with identifying a coordinated online attack against the united states. >>> and good afternoon, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot of sunshine in san francisco right now. blue sky and, yes, also theog building up at the coastline. right now, some of our warmest weather in the east bay with low to mid 80s in walnut creek to livermore. we'll talk more about, yes, a cooling trend for august coming up. [ bell ringing ] ♪ [ bleats ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] bring the fresh flavors

at a press >>> he loves superhero. 8.5-year-old isheen singh was made an honorary firefighter today. at a press conference he explained how it was his mom, who noticed a girl and grandfather floating face down in a pool, he jumped in the pool to help. >>> i was in the water. i got them and i got her, after that i pushed her to the side and held her -- a woman [ indiscernible ] on the inside because they are too heavy. >> at the time he wanted to -- >> the boy credits a neighbor for helping him learn how to switch. he says when he grows up he wants to be a software engineer like his dad. >> well, not a lifeguard or firefighter but software engineer is good , huh? >> it sure is. how about a meteorologist? >>> this is a live cbs 5 weather camera from dublin in the tri-valley looking out towards 580/680 corridor. breezy west at 16. air temperatures in the low 80s. trans america building towards the city of san francisco due west where we see low clouds and fog rolling into the city by the bay. because of that san francisco temperatures are 63 degrees. 50s and socked in along the coast bu

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but if you look at hemorrhaging, this president -- it was like the titanic suz was singhing. he sealed off the krax, but halfway through the first year in office he was creating jobs. creating net jobs. your thought, ron. >> indeed, but michael is right. the audience for rick perry doesn't care about facts. they do just care about how they feel at the moment. and they feel angry and the focussing on this feelingen president obama. who cares about the facts. who cares if the guy preceded him really lost those jobs. facts don't matter in the republican party anymore. >> on another favorite topic, health care, let's watch what he said today. let's assess it. >> we know what it's going to do to the quality of health care. we know what it's going to do to the cost of health care. if i'm so fortunate to be elected president of the united states on day one, when i walk into the oval office, there will be an executive order on that desk that eliminatings as much of obama care as i could have done with an executive order. >> this guy thinks the way to act like reagan is to wear a brow

. >> singh's remarks comes a number of politicians have been accused of corruption this year. one includes a former telecommunications minister who was arrested on charges of selling mobile phones. >>> thaksin shinawatra with the backing of the government led by his sister. he is going to visit japan next week. thaksin will arrive on august 22nd and stay for about a week. he's expected to make a speech in tokyo and travel to areas hit by the march 11 disaster. to issue a special visa for thaksin. the request went through even though japanese immigration officials prohibit the entry of foreigners who have been given prison terms of more than one year. thaksin has been living in exile since he military ousted him in 2006. early this month shinawatra his sister was -- to enlist criticism from his opponents. >>> a vietnamese delegation hatz visited a u.s. aircraft carrier off vietnam. it is viewed as a aim by u.s. to divert china's ambitions. the officials arrived on the uss george washington on saturday at the invitation of the u.s. navy. they watched aircraft practice landing on

. >> singh's remarks comes a number of politicians have been accused of corruption this year. one includes a former telecommunications minister who was arrested on charges of selling mobile phones. >>> thaksin shinawatra with the backing of the government led by his sister. he is going to visit japan next week. thaksin will arrive on august 22nd and stay for about a week. he's expected to make a speech in tokyo and travel to areas hit by the march 11 disaster. to issue a special visa for thaksin. the request went through even though japanese immigration officials prohibit the entry of foreigners who have been given prison terms of more than one year. thaksin has been living in exile since he military ousted him in 2006. early this month shinawatra his sister was -- to enlist criticism from his opponents. >>> a vietnamese delegation hatz visited a u.s. aircraft carrier off vietnam. it is viewed as a aim by u.s. to divert china's ambitions. the officials arrived on the uss george washington on saturday at the invitation of the u.s. navy. they watched aircraft practice landing on

joining me is michael singh, washington director of the policy and formerly with the middle east councilre you hearing about the current situation in laibya? >> indeed the news is tightening around moammar gaed of ay and tripoli. they are to the east, west and south of tripoli and it remains to see what they can do now. they're sending in reinforcements and my expectation is that they'll lay siege in tripoli hoping there will be uprisings or fourth fur high-level -- there is a city of 1 point 7 million people in a country that has 6.4 million people. this is a big, big target for the rebels. >> as i understand it, former number two of gaed ofdhafgadhaf has suggested army troops turn over or start to work for the opposition. so it seems like things are starting to crumble around moammar gadhafi as they have been any it's anyone's guess where this will go and where is even moammar gadhafi today? we don't even know. >> that's right. we don't know where he is. we can't say for sure that he's inside the country. his recent addresses have all been by phone. so i think it is important that we'v

one of the judges with whom we have worked for years, lilian singh. [applause] and of course the woman who was your lifeline from here to hong kong when you were trying to escape this awesome responsibility, rose pack. [applause] fire chief of the city and county of san francisco, joanne hayes white. and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from the board of supervisors years ago, he became deputy chief of staff and then chief of staff under mayor newsom, steve koba, chief of staff. and as always, you're in good hands of public safety, but only if there is a police chief, and there is one here, the acting police chief, jeff godong. [applause] the controller, a man who could cook the books or make it very difficult for you, ben rosenfeld. [applause] and from oakland, california, an asian person that beat you for mayor of the city by five minutes -- >> a little more than five minutes! >> by five minutes by my account, this is san francisco. gene quan, the mayor of oakland, california. [applause] and the cit

thank you, michael singh, and raheda. >>> and oil prices are falling today with the thought that libyaould join oil output, and joining me now is sam from cnbc. >> well, oil prices are coming down not much, but 2%, and theoretically, it is good to have a window into the regime before the oil is returned to the consumers. first of all, a lot of of targeting in the region and important equipment for production and we need to know the extent of the damage there, and secondly, they need to redo all of the commercial agreements between the new regime when it comes to into place, and the traditional customers of libya which is mainly europe. >> sam, explain to me the knee-jerk reaction of the prices falling when you point out the important factors to continue to focus on? >> well, we are still well above where we were before the conflict started, so when you say that the prices are ul fa g i -- falling, we have to get to the level of $90 a barrel range which is where we were seeing on the international conflict prio down, because of a window to having the oil returned to the market. libya ha

young isheen singh rescued a 3- year-old girl from an apartment complex pool on monday. girl's grandfather was also rescued. the boy will get a special award for being a hero today. that's pretty cool. by the way, i think i said it was monday. it's wednesday! coming up next, the latest on a fatal crash this happened in fremont and lawrence with your weather forecast. it's all coming up. stay right there. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. let's take you live to fremont right now. we have a photographer at the scene of this deadly accident. this is northbound 680 right at mission. motorcycle and a big rig were involved in this wreck happened around 5:40 this morning. right lane shut down until further notice for the investigation. a backup northbound as well as southbound for spectator slowing. so avoid the area if you can. bay bridge backed up almost to the maze. metering lights are on. elsewhere, as you work your way through the altamont pass, lots of brake lights, 21 minutes from the altamont pass to 680. that's traffic. here's lawrence with your

go for gold in the men's one hundred meters in sunday's highlight the same ball seen here progress singh into his seventies by easily winning the quarterfinal heat on saturday the jamaican ski rivals itself appalling tyson gale sidelined with the injuries pulmo world record holder maurice greene though sounds there is one certain run a who could be aerial for up to balls in the final. new store will be born i believe i believe the blade is going to show the world that it's not just only two or three people he's going to get to come up and give you same boat a very good race. more the sports and formula one now west of us and its allies claim pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix championship edging mclaren's lewis hamilton for the top spot on the grades with the town's red bull team mate mark webber securing the position for my f one champ engines involvement while failed to build on his recent victory in hungary dropping out of the qualifying session britain will start back in thirteenth after that russia's vitale bit off the clock ticks down fastest time on saturday with a crus

ruling congress party won the general election two years ago, so that gave prime minister man mohan singh another term in office. since then, the government has invested massive funds in infrastructure. you could take this as another sign that the administration wants to encourage economic growth. the epa is going to make it easier for japanese auto companies to export parts and assemble vehicles in india. japanese automotive makers are using the technology found in japanese cars to attract indian consumers who have recently had the means to buy cars. >> what advantages will it have for india? >> india hope japan will offer it technology and the financial aid. this chart shows india's government's vision of its future domestic transport system. the japanese government is providing assistance to lay 1,500-kilometer freight railway linking the northern city of new delhi with the commercial hub mumbai in the west. india has developed an asian rail network. accidents are common. safety is a necessity for transport infrastructure. japan has the world's best technology to provide that safety. >

officers say they found a 19-year-old woman and two juvenile girls along with 40-year-old menda har singh. police arrested the couple on human traffic, pimping and conspiracy. also tonight we spoke with the director of programs for the group called women escaping a violent environment and she says human trafficking is a significant problem in sacramento. >> there are many cases where husbands and wives do this together which is very sad and sometimes there's cases of other teens actually recruiting other females as well. so it's sometimes shocking in how that can start. >> the fbi currently lists sacramento as one of the top five cities in this country for teen trafficking. >>> a program called kids of courage is helping chronically ill children throughout the country and this week some 150 youngsters took part in a nine-day adventure across this country. on the san francisco leg of the trip they visited six flag, discovery, kingdom, raging waters and an oakland a's game and today they went to the exploratorium in san plan. >> are you going to come back to kids of courage? >> yes. >> why'

>>singh: there is a lot of progress, there are national highways here. earlier we had problems transporting our produce. now there is no problem at all and we are benefiting from this progress. we are getting very good rates for our potato crop. >>reporter: however as always there is dissent; while many farmers feel the benefit of the new road network, others are protesting against their land being acquired for infrastructure projects.... and the government's acquisition policies. >>so what if they are making roads, it's not going to feed us. inflation is so high that we can't afford to feed ourselves. >>mccartney: it is very difficult to build roads in india because property rights are so complicated. it can takea long time in the courts to acquire property to widen roads or buy the farmland, reallocate farmland to road building purposes. so it is a very veryslow and long process. >>reporter: but at the end of that process, if the government wins, they have the right to make a compulsorily purchase. >>rajesh devi was given $6,500.00 for her land but say

advert to head a world bank department he's now the chairman of india's planning commission mr monti singh ahluwalia i want to thank you so much for joining me so first of all i want to ask you is the second wave of the global financial crisis upon us i think what will happen is markets would be disrupted. moderate growth prospects for the carbon in the u.s. and maybe in europe but i don't see this as going back to two thousand and eight and so where do we go from here who's going to fix what's going on in the world right now the world needs to. get together to work out what's the transition what's a reasonable transition in a world in which there will be more than one currency and where the traditional reserve currency at the moment is in a country which doesn't have a very well balanced macroeconomic situation and is there a sense in india do you think that perhaps there could be a shift in the world order and that india could be somehow gaining from what's going on in washington there is certainly a shift going on in the world there's no doubt about that i mean any medium term or long t

isheen singh pulled the girl to safety after diving into the pool [ indiscernible ] >> he never actually was that brave before. i was surprised. >> another woman pulled the grandfather to safety. firefighters also credit other bystanders who pushed on the victim's chest until firefighters got there. just five days ago neighbors at a nearby apartment complex saved a girl and her father from drowning. >>> how about this? a san francisco cab driver springs into action as a crime fighter. it happened after the cabbie came upon a woman who was getting mugged. mark sayre with the heroic cabbie and the crime that was actually caught on video. mark. >> reporter: indeed, allen it all happened near fort mason where a quick-thinking cabbie and some brand-new technology enabled police to get their man very quickly. >>> reporter: the cab security video captures the woman walking along talking on her phone. watch the man on the right side of the screen. he runs up behind her, grabs her cell phone and quickly runs away. but it is what happened next that has san francisco police call the cab driver a ve

isheen singh is being honored for helping save a toddler from drowning. on monday the 9-year-old boy pulled a 3-year-old girl from the bottom of an apartment complex pool in west san jose. the girl's grandfather was also rescued. this morning, san jose's police chief is going to give the boy a special award for his heroism. >>> another hero, too. a san francisco cabbie will be honored at city hall for helping police catch a mugging suspect all caught on camera. the attack was recorded on a dashcam from the taxi. the man runs up behind the woman. she is on the cell phone. he will snatch the cell phone and then take off. that's when officers say the cab driver quickly stepped in. the cab driver saw this happen, pulls forward, offers his assistance to the victim, having her get in the cab and he handed her his cell phone so she can call police and he began to follow the suspect. >> made us very proud. made us very proud of our driver. he went above and beyond. >> cab company says the cameras are the latest technology and used in auto liability accidents. off

now just after seven pm on a monday here in moscow and this is it's here with me rory singh shy president hosni mubarak and his former interior minister will face the judgment of an egyptian court side by side by judges all of the trials to be merged into one monday's hearing was short the lawyer for mubarak and his sons asked for time to review the latest evidence. on september the fifth when barack wheeled into court on his sick bed is on trial for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters in february's uprising meantime there have been new clashes between pro and anti mubarak supporters outside here and those who still support the former president are saying the. the trial is a way to humiliate him but it's not easy on a boy to photo even those willing to risk wear during the uprising so the kind of military rules are committing the same. so young to vote yet old enough to die for his country this war was just seventeen wanted to kill him on the tougher square last winter to the more trees are born one of thoroughfares there's even a talk of naming a street in his name what mak

fragment of tail bone sticking out of the father and son went on to make paleontology history evangel singh's followed in his father's footsteps it's painstaking work requiring patience and skill in equal measure one who discovers along the way we begin to or him or the ground around it probably far euthanize if your your current. were a girl for very slow because zero can be more in the ground around it. well i exist. yuri and his team have been excavating this site for the past three years and already they found well over a thousand dinosaur bones approximately sixty five million years old but they believe that the bones of hundreds of more dinosaurs i get to be found within this small plot alone i'm told that these will most likely be fragments of another giant duck billed plant eater unique to the region and named in its honor the are more saurus is another previously undiscovered breed credited to team the lot skee which includes natalia also as scientists it was she who came up with both dinosaurs names as well as taking day to day charge of running the region's only paid homage to the

singh is also present in the last week there have been a number of smaller demonstrations that have been held for civil law was earlier this week taxi drivers blocked off a number of main roads they were protesting against the high cost of diesel there was also another protest among teachers university professors and students and they were united under the banner we education for all i did another demonstration just yesterday we hundreds of parents with strollers took to the streets and they were protesting against the rise in costs and the high costs of having children feeling as well as many prime minister. has been surprised by the massive supports all these demonstrations and his government is still struggling in terms of how to deal with in the cinci what you can hear some people here in israel saying is that in the tanakh it was so obsessed with gathering intelligence for the first solo from the mediterranean that he missed the opportunity to see what was happening here under his eyes want to see allah to tell every of. the knesset member of daniel ben-simon as a prime minister net

she's much given up hope, and the last letter that we have is cecelia saying -- or fanny singh, you know, you speak of raising money to buy your mother's freedom. tell us how much you have and maybe we can advance it a few years. but it doesn't seem -- does the record. i kept wishing for some kind of happy ending where mary, her mother and cecelia was reunited but there's just no record that shows ever emancipated. no record that she ever found cecelia again or than ever reigniting -- reuniting. so we don't know what happened to mary. >> you said that tone of her letters change. what you think major change of? >> you know, i don't know. could be several factors. one is you've got an increasing virulent debate in kentucky, in the nation about slavery. it's possible that she was just persuaded by that kind of, especially the religious arguments because her reservations about slavery seemed to be somewhat religious. so maybe she was touched by the kind of evangelical that the abolitionist appeal, that, you know, that is a violation of god's law. certainly what she says from the pulpit where

london as the number of beats expectations the company says the results came from strong it fotouh singh and increased income from value added services. but that's not the business for some but never mind you can always find more analysis more stories on a website that started out concept business. there are companies childhood was on the shuttle and by this tragedy. they still feel the fear they faced. and remember every second of the slightness. it will remain in their memories and hearts forever. and as you saw. in the. tom link. when archie. i got out of the military in ninety six and six i got open because it's the things i saw the things that i was doing and this is the reason sept libertarian for doing them ever is a personal protest. during the vietnam war american war movement emerged that altered the course of history this movement didn't take place on college campuses but in berets and on ships and penetrated elite military colleges like west point and spread throughout the battlefields of vietnam. today few people know about the g.i. movement against the war in vietnam. ask t

helped save the life of a 3-year-old girl and her grandfather earlier in the week. 8-1/2-year-old singhnted with a plaque and treated to a ride on a san jose fire truck yesterday. he is being honored as a hero for jumping in a pool at an apartment complex to help save 3-year-old girl drawning with -- drowning with her grand father. >> i didn't see an alternative. >> he pushed the girl to safety as the two neighbors helped her grandfather. they pumped on the girl and grand father's tests until the paramedics got there. >> he wants to be a software engineer when he grows up like his father but maybe another spin on the fire truck will change his mind. >> see. wave of the future. >>> 6:36. check in with mike for the waves of mist and drizzle. >> mystic drizzle. is that what you said? >> i said, "mist and drizzle." >> i thought you said mystic drizzle. >> i can try drist and mizzle? >> no. cool air down the west coast, taking a left turn and moving to the neighborhood. you can see the west wind at sfo at 9 miles per hour. 30 in concord, 33 at fairfield. you know you have a stout sea breeze

brandt snedeker ties vijay singh. minus 19 and where kuchar a 3 under 6, but matt bogeys this, the 12th hole and follows it with another on 13 and finished alone in second as johnson taps in for par. only dustin and the other top 100 points leader advance to next week's playoff. >>> the endy car series maybes it's annual visit to sonoma, but thes, but around was news that danica patrick is jumping to nascar. today 28 cars qualified for tomorrow's indy grand prix and castroneves won at infineon. will power won the pole and race last year at infineon and today he claims his 6th pole of the season. that is worth $10,000 for will power, who was fined $30,000 for his anger issues following a race two weeks ago. >> danica came from 25th out of 28 spots. this is her seventh indy series race at infineon and her best finish is 5th. thursday she announced she will race full-time in nascar. she hasdanica has never sat in a sprint cup car yet. danica says she loves nascar style of bumping and grinding and didn't make the move bec

mike singh, sara mardom, thanks for joining us. >>s who's in and who's out for the running. we're making a list and checking it twice, because frankly, people keep changing their minds. >>> we'll get a preview of the markets before the bell. can the market build on yesterday's tiny gain? that's next. >>> first, today's trivia question. how many u.s. presidents have run unopposed? you can tweet us the answer @dailyrundown. this developing news out of libya. rejoining us, nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel who has moved closer to gadhafi's compound in libya. >> we are on a rooftop right now, less than a mile away, half a mile from gadhafi's compound. you can see to a degree and hear the battle unfolding behind me. from this perspective, we are dead in front of the gadhafi compound. it is not exactly square. it spreads out for several miles in that direction. there is thick, black smoke coming from the center area of the compound. we've been hearing quite a bit of explosions. we're hearing what sounds like anti-aircraft guns being fired directly into the compound. if

. >> that 9-year-old was identified as eshan singh. witnesses say he was humble about what he did. she was conscious as the paramedics arrived and her grand father was taken to the hospital. >>> the staggering new investment in twitter. [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-free is actually finding choices the whole family will love. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor, and that's amazing to a mom like me. as a parent you dot want to have to tell your kids "no" all the time. it's nice for me to be able to say "yes" to something th they want to eat. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. gluten free. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the time for action. ♪call 1-8-steemer >>> twitter just landed the biggest venture capital deal in history. they're getting $800 million from a russian company dft global an

. >> reporter: somehow they went into the deep end and a 9-year- old neighbor isheen singh spotted them face down at the bottom of the pool. he jumped in first pulling out the 3-year-old girl then helping others to rescue the grandfather. >> i never seen him that brave before because i have known him for so long. he is like -- he's -- well, never acted that brave before. and i was surprised. >> reporter: although cpr instructions are posted on the pool deck, rescuers reportedly pounded on the girl's chest and that was enough to get her to start breathing again. but the grandfather is suffering complications from an estimated 2.5 minutes under water. it's the second time in a week that two people have been saved from a pool drowning by good samaritans in san jose. len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> a bay area toy store that's a favorite target for thieves. now the owner is doing something extreme. what shoppers are going to have to prove before they're let in. >>> renting to strangers. it's a money making deal that comes with risks. the bay area homeowners who returned to find their place trashed.

today 8-year-old ishaan singh from san jose was made an honorary firefighter. he explained how his mom noticed the little girl and her grandfather face down in the pool and told him to jump in and help. >> well, i got them and i got her, i pushed her to the side and a woman [ indiscernible ] on the side because too heavy, my friend called the ambulance and the police, firefighters. >> the boy credits a neighbor for helping him learn how to swim and he also says that when he grows up, he wants a job just like his dad, software engineer. >>> 36 million pounds of ground turkey linked to a death in california are recalled. the meat is the source of a salmonella outbreak that's sickened nearly 100 people in 26 states since march. 6 people in california have gotten sick including one in the bay area. meat giant cargill says it's recalling both fresh and frozen turkey products produced from its arkansas plant between february and yesterday. >>> can exercise help breast cancer patients stay healthier and maybe disease free? dr. kim mulvihill is here to tell us about a

. >> for more on those growing pains, let's bring in michael singh managing director of the washington institute. a former senior director on the security council. and the senior security correspondent at "the new york times." >> hi, andrea. >> one of the issues was money. the turkish foreign yesterday delivered cash to benghazi so they they could start paying workers during ramadan, a key factor. we are having trouble unfreezing the assets. is this deliberate or just so many technical aspects to this many the treasury and the u.n.? >> well, it is quite complicated. certainly the rebels need the cash. the oil production has pretty much come to a halt. until they get the oil production back up, they really will be cash strapped. i think there's two problems. one it is technically complex to lift the sanctions and lift the asset freezes. you need the cooperation not just of the u.s. government but the private entities holding the assets. second, the u.s. government needs to be re-assured that the people they're giving the assets to are reliable people. there's some reluctance as well as

isheen singh is being honored for helping save a toddler from drowning.on monday the 9-year-old boy pulled a 3-year-old girl from the bottom of an apartment complex in west san jose. the girl's grandfather was also rescued. this morning, san jose's police chief will give the boy a special award for his heroism. >> that's young to dive in and pull out a young girl. good for him. >>> 5:12 now. could san francisco be the next jersey shore? the push to bring the next big reality show right here to the bay area. >> and concerns about contaminated ground turkey have spread here to the bay area. the local victim and why it's so hard to get answers. >>> travel time if you are heading out of sfo today we're looking good. we have mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. 70 degrees. it is going to be hot in other parts of the country. boy, it has just been oppress ever as you make your way across the country's -- oppressive as you make your way across the condition try's midsection. 99 in houston, 100 degrees in atlanta. your local forecast is coming right up. today - a

. >> that was part of my conversation with michael singh earlier this morning. >>> i want to pass on something new this morning. former white house press secretary robert gibbs saying that the president has plans for job creation but fears republicans will block them to score political points. gibbs, who is now an adviser on the president's re-election campaign, spoke with savannah guthrie during an appearance on "meet the press." >> the president is going to outline some ideas. the president has outlined ideas every day he's been in the white house. the question, savannah, is, is there going to be a partner that can work with the president on those ideas? and the question the republican party's going to have to ask themselves, quite simply, is are they willing to set aside some party allegiance, are they willing to tell the tea party that they're going to do what's best for the country, and not just necessarily what's best for their political party. >> joining me now is nbc white house correspondent mike viqueira. mike, we are expecting to hear from the president very soon about the

prime minister manmohan singh addressed lawmakers today on hazare's plan.also urged the activist to halt his hunger strike. >> he has made his point. it has been registered with us. i respect his idealism. i respect him as an individual. his life is much too precious and, therefore, i would urge sri anna hazare to end his fast. >> holman: in response, hazare greeted thousands of cheering supporters at his protest camp in new delhi, surrounded by indian flags. they want an ombudsman with sweeping powers to investigate, among other things. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to ray. >> suarez: one of the leading figures in the tech world steps aside and that's spurring many questions about the future for his company and the industry more broadly. >> suarez: his name is virtually inseparable from that of the company he co-founded-- apple. and steve jobs was greatly responsible for its newest high- tech game changers-- the ipod, itunes, iphone and more recently, the fastest-selling tech device ever... >> the ipad. >> suarez: but even while he's

within my name is manpreet singh, i live in attari. i go to school in the morning and afternoon.ell dvds of parade held there. this is my mommy, this is my daddy. this is the zero line. that side is pakistan and this side is india. that is the pakistani soldier. every day 20,000 people are coming to the border. >> but india and pakista pakistans-- differently. if they imitate, they will lose their prestige. pakistan demands kashmir but india refuses to give it up because they grow to many fruits and flowers. within we have never seen the wagah border and pakistani people. we have come to see them. they are our brothers and sisters. >> my ancestors from pakistan, so there is a really special bond to knows what's happening out there. >> they should know national patriotism. you have to die for your country. >> -- are different on either side. this side shouts-- india. >> and that side shouts long live pakistan, number one pakistan. >> when india gained independence, partitions became a reality for us. >> the birds still fly across but a wall has been put up between humans. this is

south bay boy is honored as a hero for quick action at a san jose pool on monday. 8-1/2-year-old ishan singhith a plaque and treated to a ride on san jose fire truck. he's rewarded for jumping in a pool at an apartment complex to help save a 3-year-old girl who was drowning with her grand father. >> i'm so scared. -- i wasn't scared. it just jumped in. >> he pushed the girl to safety as the two others saved her grand father. the little girl is doing fine now. but the grand father remains hospitalized in serious condition. >> that little girl is his friend's sister. so big smiles all around for them. good deal. >> this morning, think about two hands on the steering wheel, wind shield wiper action. >> different from yesterday. take a look outside to show what is going on looking at mount tamalpais this morning. thicker clouds and the clouds dropping the drizzle in many areas this morning. watch out, it's thick in some spots. this will cause flight arrival delays also. when they let us know i'll pass it on to you, whether it's here, twitter or facebook. fremont, 50s. mild this morning. we have

read gretchen morgan singh in "the new york times." the best. she details the banking scandals and the phony reform that we just had. we are still on the hook. too big to fail is still the law. glass-steagall is still dead. goldman sachs is the largest financial giver, and no one went to jail there. how about the home owners? and by the way, when obama's first campaign kicked off, he first went to wall street. nice job, mr. obama. jobs for sale. the president is a great fundraiser. that is what i'm looking for in a president. how about you? in times of crisis, in times of peril, in times of uncertainty, i believe a president, from whichever party, must be free to leave a resurgent nation -- lead a resurgent nation. i asked my colleagues to leave their contribution to the previous amount. except no -- accept no pac money, no lobbyists running as fund-raisers. you can do it. i get reelected to congress every time, not a penny from a pac. you can do it. let obama raise a billion dollars from special interest. we can beat him because we will be free

the second piece we look at is again the efficiency and cost effectiveness as minister sold singh said and then the third, we look of being a good neighbor in the community. when you're in over 200 communities in all 50 states and six u.s. territories with a government owned or replaced facilities and so we have a critical role across the country that we play and particularly its focus on the transit oriented development and sustainability as well. >> okay. any other thoughts? >> i want to go back to the issue of the delegation in some instances done well and some instances it is done badly. as understand it, correct me if i'm wrong but in the testimony have you asserted that we actually lease more space more than we own is that correct? and that's correct. >> has that always been the case or is that happening in the recent years? >> it is relatively recent. 2008 is the first we crossed over having more space than government owned. >> why do you think that changed? >> i think a couple of things. some of it is just purely shifting demographics and where we have federal buildings, popula

general allen singh command from general david petraeus last month.an, at 2:30 eastern takoma the tsa administrator is at the newseum. >> c-span will follow the republican presidential candidates this week at the iowa state fair. live coverage begins friday at 11:30 a.m. eastern. you hear from tim pawlenty and michele bachmann. debbie wasserman schultz is also scheduled to speak. on saturday, the live coverage of the iowa straw poll begins at noon eastern. residents older than 18 can vote for one of the nine republican ballcandidate said. you can follow us at twitter/com/roadwh. >> this weekend, frederick law olmstead is remembered for designing the u.s. capitol grounds, but just the market looks at his life as a journalist and abolitionist. "book tv" on juan williams on his book "muzzled." we take you inside the pirates of somalia. tv" alerts."buook >> this 45-minute discussion is openness -- hosted by the libertarian group freedom fast 2011. >> we are delighted to have you here, and we're on to talk today about the american versus the french revolut

i'm going to be working a lot and bouncing ideas of products but that's pretty much it, and benge singh -- it's funny comedy jason is like a guidance counselor because of the employees at twitter are asking jason for a private meeting and so if he is involved and we are all involved and want to see it succeed tremendously, so we want to try to help as much as possible, while, you know, putting our efforts day today and obvious. >> before we get into the future of the internet let me pick up on something you said which is the era of spurring. i know we talked about that and twitter and how it affected -- so malcolm glad wellcome's out with the argument the revolution will not be tweeted. this is all bull which you responded to. >> first of all it was weird because no one was arguing that so his argument was these revolutions are not twitter revolutions, and no one said they were, so that was weird. and so that is what he was arguing against and then basically i wrote a free bottle that said look, agreed, huge major change like the civil-rights movement comes from people. people need tool