coming up, talking about the draft, and dan snyder. and the nationals give the fans a couple fans of their own. >>> maryland wasn't expecting 66-year-old gary williams to retire after 22 years with the terps. when he did this week, the race began to find his replacement. seemed shawn miller would be that guy. that is not the case. arizona's ad announced miller has agreed to a contract extension. he is coming off his second season there, when they won the pac 10 regular season title and made an elite 8 appearance. his family is from this area, so it's surprising he didn't take the bait. maryland's search now continues. notre dame's head coach reportedly turned down an interview. also, according to espn butler's brad stevens turned down the terps. gary williams explains why this is a great job to get. >> i wouldn't have been here if i didn't think this was a great job, because i did have some opportunities to go other places. people pay a lot of money to come to washington, d.c. to look at things. we must be living in a good area. the ac

snyder to go over itsel. i want to share that with you. >> the goal of would-be region wou -- the goal would be a possibility of moving the tower so essentially one parcel to the east, so it is my sense of what the commission could do is approved the project and asked the board to consider such a change with the understanding that some minor environmental review and would have to be done and acknowledging he would have to discuss that at this hearing. >> can we speak to the architect? >> commissioner morore and i had this conversation it is a design a solution -- had this conversation. it is a design evolution. it is not a problem for my client. the director thinks there is a possibility to ensure the commission can approve the project and has the latitude to impact, and my inclination is i do not think there is. we need to confirm that. it is not a problem. >> we have talked about that. they will have to definitely to the examination in order to justify it. i think it is not a big deal, according to the conv

. >> i am not snyder of the department's staff. before your are -- i am matt snyder of the department staff. the proposed amendments are to enable the transformation of the office park portion of this site into an excuse predominate neighborhood. there are five factions before you tonight. the approval is to allow development but to not approve actual projects. we have been before you to provide information. on march 17, we gave the history on the proposed general plan amendments. we are here before you to discuss the planning code amendments and design guidelines. we have also asked the land committed to provide an additional orientation. we send you a package that included all of the draft resolutions and draft ordinances, and in the last week, we submitted a supplemental package that included material not originally sent to you, including minor revisions to some of the material to regard -- some of futhe supplemental materials. as i go through the actions, i will describe the modification and how they shall be integrated into re

faith is how 82-year-old louise snyder and others are coping. just before the tornado hit a neighbor brought her to the safety of a shelter but now the house she loved and lived in for 60 years is gone. still, she's grateful. >> so happy to be alive, so happy. thank god i'm alive, and that's all that really matters. >> reporter: now, luis snyder tells me she has no plans to rebuild and will likely have to go to an assisted living facility now. many others across the region are in desperate need of help, so far, some 30,000 people across five states have registered with the federal emergency management agency for assistance. katie. >> couric: elaine quijano. elaine, thank you. and coming up next, muslim by faith, american by birth. >> couric: there are more than two million muslims living in this country. to sample their reaction to the death of osama bin laden, national correspondent dean reynolds went to dearborn, michigan, the u.s. city with the highest percent annual of muslims. >> i love this. >> reporter: mohsen amen came to dearborn from l

cronies is unconstitutional unfortunately their ruling isn't going to go very far since governor snyder has already stripped down of their powers and this cancer is also infecting new jersey georgia florida iowa pennsylvania maine south carolina kansas and arizona all states were republicans are setting fire to government programs that heal us educate us and keep us safe in order to give away billions in tax cuts for millionaires billionaires and transnational corporations this was reagan's ideal vision a nation where the rich were swimming in cash and poor were on their own the government was neutered and ineffective women were marginalized working people screwed and democratic voters disenfranchised. this is what a nation that's on the verge of going to terminal looks like twenty five million people on or under employed one in seven people on food stamps more than fifty two million people without health insurance one in six people living in poverty including one in three african-american children. all the while the richer never been richer in the united states of america that's the re

snyder he's founder of the economic collapse blog here is part of our conversation . the job number is slightly encouraging however it should be because we need to remember the u.s. government and the federal reserve have a sensible go on all in an all out it's going to stimulate the u.s. economy in the short term the u.s. government has been doing all the stimulus packages so trillion in half the dollars in debt this year alone the federal reserve has dropped interest rates to rock bottom of the been doing all this quantitative easing so the truth is that the unemployment should be much lower than it is right now it's actually discouraging to see that all these. federal reserve have not produced more results now in the long run with all these all this borrowing it's going to be disastrous for us well look there are elements a look at york is that is look at the number of americans that are employed for example last year only forty five point four percent of all americans have a child that was the lowest number since one thousand nine hundred three but if you look at

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the governor of the state of michigan, the honorable rick snyder.essional leaders, it's truly an honor to be here. today is a proud day to be an american. it's an especially proud day to be a michigander. gerald ford represented the best from our state. i think he would support me in the statement which i will use, he represented, he was the personification from the leaders from the state of michigan and not just the university of michigan. he served our state in so many ways. he was a role model from his college days at the university of michigan, rooting for championships and i'm sure he would be rooting for the next one to come soon. but he also served our state and congress for nearly 25 years from the grand rapids area and was a role model for many. i had the opportunity to meet him briefly and actually work on one of his campaigns and he was a role model to me personally. but he answered a higher calling, in addition to his service for our state. he served our nation during one of the most difficult times possible. and he made a real differenc

snyder founder of the economic collapse blog sticking with the economy the u.s. national debt is fourteen trillion dollars and mounting quickly. approaching the debt ceiling expected to happen this month can be gotten out there's a little google room the government really has until august also mounting though is the debate over raising the debt ceiling coming at a time lawmakers are claiming to get serious about reducing the deficit trying to agree on a budget but looking back congress has raised the debt limit ten times over the last ten years so is there really any point to the whole debate joining me now is edward harrison founder of credit write downs dot com very smart man to help us assess that thank you so much for being with us so really what is the point of this debate if history shows that the debt ceiling and raising it is pretty much a protocol is just an ideological debate preparing people for the two thousand and twelve elections you know it's you could say that america's sort of entering this whole been there republicans do we have these ridiculous

we'll take a look at the redskins' recent draft and also talk about his time working along dan snydert first, more on gary williams stepping down and who his successor will be. >> we'll be right back after the break. ea0 agnd bco >>> and welcome back to fox 5 morning news sunday. sunrise here. 8:43 in the morning. you can see the jefferson memorial and the washington monument there. and gwen tells us it's going to be not bad of a day. we'll be watching the skies just a bit. >> yes, we have to watch the skies a bit for our mothers as they celebrate mother's day. happy mother's day to all of our mothers, including melanie. >> thank you. >> let's get right to the. our top headline, of course, would have to be a mother's day greeting to all our mothers out there. we are also talking that we do have more clouds than sun as i said unfortunately. we are going to keep our eyes to the sky because we have the chance for a pop-up shower, but we've got some pleasant days ahead in our five-day forecast. our temperatures are going to be above seasonal. that's where they were yesterday. we hit 72 at

snyder and now has, all of which comes from our brief or reconsideration, is information the planning department would have hadn't to refuse -- would have had to refuse to offer a building permit. we do not agree with the facts they present, but we are not here to present and today. and they do not have a policy requiring the permits to go upstairs. dbi seems to say there is nothing and no wrong with the renewal permits. we saw the renewal permits to clean up the paper work. we did not follow any code or express written policies triggered if there were not any grounds to -- policies. there were not any grounds to revoke a. it is really an issue for vanilla -- for the alj. we are saying it should not be revoked. thank you 3 much. >> this thought they could never do anything to the policies -- this body could never do anything to the policies of the planning commission. in your brief, you indicated you felt the property owner should have gotten notice. can you elaborate on anathema -- on that? >> there are three elements of the notus arguments. the first is the planning department has a

and always at my side john snyder. when the water was cut off to the clam math basin 10 years ago -- klamath basin 10 years ago, john was there where we took water symbolically out of the lake and passed it through 15,000 people into the canal. symbolizing this horrible thing that the government had done to the farmers. that deeply affected all of us in the second district and especially john and me. and his commitment to those farmers and ranchers continues today. as does mine. when it came to saving the medford tanker base so firefighter aircraft could make their circle around the valley quicker rather than being shoved out to another hour's flight away, john was right there day and night working with the commissioner and others to make sure we could preserve that firefighting base in medford, and we did and it's made an enormous difference in saving lives and property. when president bush came out to both the applegate and redmond, john was there helping organize the events ahead of time. any of you been involved in

snyder to ask about the transportation plan. there will be an additional number of residential units and commercial space. what is the transportation plan? has that been developed by the planning department? >> i guess i would describe the transportation plan in three components. the big move for transportation is that we are providing a new street grid to allow a greater sense of permeability through from the hollywood in from visitation valley, through the neighborhood so you are not faced with a parking lot. as a part of the candlestick improvements, which this project is not immediately responsible for, a big component of what they are doing is bus rapid transit. that facility is being accommodated by our zoning to assure there is not room -- to assure there is enough room for rapid transit. as this project has evolved over the years, a shuttle program that is part of their transportation management -- part of their medications -- would be maintained and increased as more development comes on line. chairperson mar: without o

nancy snyder. >> it's a sneezy, wheezy, itchy, downright miserable allergy season. >> eyes watering, burning, throat. >> coughing a lot more, sneezing a lot more. >> sinus pressure, headaches. >> itchy eyes, especially. >> sneezing literally back-to-back for 20 minutes. >> i have it all right here. >> reporter: and allergy doctors have never been busier. >> it's one of the highest pollen count seasons in recent memory, probably in ten years. but i think it's the worst allergy season i have ever seen an as allergist. >> reporter: tree and grass pollens are the worst offenders and allergy sufferers are feeling it. at a time where the pollen counts should go down, this season, they're staying unusually high. >> if i sleep with the window open, i'm congested in the morning. and that's where the trouble starts. >> reporter: and experts say you can blame the increase in itchy eyes, scratchy throats, even some cases of asthma on all that rain. >> it was a record setting april for rainfall all across the ohio valley and the southern lakes and now there's been an explosion of plant life as a

prosecutors say 18-year-old kate lin was texting while driving through a crosswalk on snyder lane last december. her car hit and killed 2-year- old coolly murray and seriously injured her mother who is recovering after months in the hospital. >> we should be tucking in our daughter at night to bed, not me tucking in my wife and helping my wife get to the bathroom and get a shower and you know get up the stairs and do everything. >> now the murrays say they are now working with state lawmakers to make distracted driving a felony which would carry a tougher sentence. dunaway is due in court on thursday. if convicted she faces a maximum sentence of a year in jail. >>> pg&e failed to spend $93 million allocated to gas line improvements. now that's according to a bay area congresswoman. they spent the money elsewhere. pg&e did replace some old pipelines, but not the one that ruptured in san bruno last september. congresswoman jackie spear says she obtained the information from the state public utilities commission. spear says pg&e needs closer monitoring. >>> governor brown says despite cal

thirty two year olds we squandered today on an eventful career spanning an impressive seventeen years snyder was once ranked seventh in the world boasts a total of eleven today titles to her name all saying winning a grand slam i have to remain with three. formula one as rusty vettel has claimed his bespoke position this season after mexico's papa's crashed heavily in qualifying for the moment i pray red bull took their six consecutive off and six races in the world champion bettering my found destiny i want to point four seconds to make a mark in good and under alonso was all for ferrari but because lewis hamilton for the procession finishing seventh it was moved downs might feel nothing or should train on the wall twenty one year old parents lost control of his coming out of a tunnel it's a safety barrier his team said he escaped with only concussion after medical crews extracted him from his first in may is a doctor the race hello dr about the simple past this point. also had a fairly good luck at the start of the session and i thought very happy with much better than my cue to lap but i

sort of ok doctor to ross thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you very much mike snyder and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest dr to bras if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v are you it's a nice time this is a nice conversation. a little. thank. you.

the recall election in wisconsin there's an effort in michigan to recall rick snyder. there are others around the country i don't know if there's any going on in florida but it is an effort in ohio to go with a ballot initiative against some of the things the governor has done right right right kill those so you know in the half a minute or a minute we left it what do you see this spreading is this in the. oh well that you know we had you know i don't know how many thousands of events that occurred nationwide in april fourth and it was originally was you know it was sort of in solider with council but it rapidly spread people understood it isn't just about wisconsin it's about us it's about our community and you know you started with the term it's the war on labor well i want to be clear it's the war on working families . in the middle class yes and labor unions are our members are clearly part of that and we're the one line of defense and a voice that speaks for working people that speak broadly not just maybe the people that have contracts and agreements so that has

rick snyder is going to long and said hey we can private is city government just throw the throw the elected bums out more put it micro-mini. now exactly it is happening all over the country another place of the north carolina where the governor may be signing this week legislation that would really the ability for studies to have public broadband systems you know which we talked about another show i mean basically what you're saying like i said before it's a privatization move it's a movement against democracy and just for your viewers to know this this would even help the deficit that much i mean senators mccain and leave mike lee actually from utah unfortunately i actually introduced legislation that was about three million acres of public land i mean how much money would that create they estimate they would only pay down the deficit by a billion dollars i mean that's one fourth that's one fourth of the oil subsidies that democrats are trying trying to both lee and mccain voted against so you know whose side are we on here really. it's really is quite extraordinary to what extent

snyder and the people of michigan and to the u.s.f representatives and the senate for making this remarkable tribute to that a true reality. the rotunda has been a part of the ford family for decades. as a young girl, i accompanied my dad to the capital on weekends and happily played hide and seek in this very room and in statutory hall. four hours. in 2006, i returned under very different circumstances for dad's state funeral. when the last of our family gathered in the rotunda, it was a time to remember and a time to say goodbye. those were very difficult days. but we drew strength and comfort from many kindnesses of the house and senate members and from both sides of the aisle. in particular, we were strengthened by the unprecedented attribute the house and senate paid to dad. i remember my feeling of of and pride when we arrived at the capitol the very first evening. instead of using the traditional center steps for the rotunda, we had his casket carried up the house steps. it was then placed in reposed outside the house chamber

prosecutors say 18-year-old dun iowa was texting while driving through a crosswalk on snyder lane last december. her car hit and killed 2-year- old murray and seriously injured her mother who is still recovering physically and emotionally. >> when we go out to the store i can't see the mother holding the daughter or kids. i just want to hide. >> the murrays say they are now working with state lawmakers to make distracted driving a felony which would carry a tougher sentence. dunaway's due in court on thursday. if convicted she faces a maximum sentence of one year in jail. >>> time now 5:08. more intense scrutiny this morning for san francisco's emergency communication system. the examiner reports san francisco mayor ed lee wants a review of the system after it broke down for several hours last thursday and friday. dispatchers were forced to use paper and pencils to send messages. and first responders out in the field they were forced to use radios instead of their on board computers. no word yet on the cause of that communication system breakdown. >>> the golden gate ferry service has

prosecutors say 18-year-old dun iowa was texting while driving through a crosswalk on snyder lane last december. her car hit and killed 2-year- old murray and seriously injured her mother who is still recovering after months in the hospital. the murrays say they're now working with state lawmakers to make distracted driving a felony which would carry a tougher sentence. donaway is due in court on thursday. if convicted she faces the maximum sentence of one year in jail. >>> time now 6:26. governor brown says despite california's improving economy, he still wants tax extensions to balance the budget. releasing his revised may budget the governor says an unexpected $6.6 billion in new tax revenue shows the state's economy is getting better. but the governor says it still leaves the state with a nearly $10 billion deficit down from $15 billion. so his revised budget plan still includes tax extensions, but at a reduced level. most republicans insist they don't want those extensions to balance the budget. now the deadline for the legislature to pass a new budget is june 15th. >>> we have co

we go now to an order michigan to hear the commencement address from republican governor rick snyder.l goals he set for himself. this is 20 minutes. >> what is the university of michigan the world's leader at and what does it mean to all of us? to begin, this is a personal opinion. let me make that clear. but let me start with my experience as a student at the university of michigan. i had only had one other opportunity to come to the university of michigan for a football game. the next time i came was thanksgiving week of 1975. i came up to go to the office of admissions and to tell my story. i had a meeting with the associate director and told him my story of going home in a small town in a 900 foot square house, having an opportunity to start community college when i was 16-years old and the dreams i have for my future. in that meeting, he looked at me and said, "you need to start at the university of michigan in january. you should leave high-school and tom." we have the perfect agreed to fit your dreams -- a bachelor of general studies degree because you can build your own degree

this is a man named charles snyder who got access to the autobiography after yet come to berkeley. three pictures to show you the effect of editing mark twain. to be fair i have included this, too. that shows you the effect since 1967. that shows you who the real guilty parties are. i am just the kind of supervisor and don't do any editing. il be kind of dark gator in the corner office who criticizes what they do. i do want to talk of a bit about what those additions are not so reflective. pain felt absolutely free to write on the original documents. you can see all of these pencil markings are by pain. in fact, actually hand them to the printer. he numbers than as part of the printers copy. when the printer is done, what does he do it? he put them on a spindle. that is what this little hole is all about. i mention this not to beat up on pain, but because it leads to the fact that there are things that should have been in the autobiography that are on, that are most. you can see that he decided he does not like what is being said here. this is a discussion on a man named newton who

that bank in now with like to thank the organizers of the panel, snyder, the trustees, donors. not least of all, the cadets, you all here who are our future. we hope that today has been a small contribution to getting some necessary insight for what lies in your future. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this weekend on book tv on c-span2 last year's deep water rise in oil rig explosion which killed 11 and released millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico. in a reason to believe he recounts his life from chicago's south side to the massachusetts governor's office. and william cohen shares his insights on money and power, how goldman sacks came to rule the world. look for the complete schedule and get our schedules in your in box. sign up for the book tv alert. >> the author of courage to descend. professor, what was the importance of land in the civil rights movement? >> right. roque, atlanta has not been discussed very often in the civil rights movement. also, it was the home to several national civil rights organizations. the

. >> mayor snyder of krotz springs, we really appreciate your time and certainly wish you and your community lots of luck as the water makes its way your way. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> our "sound effect" is immediately recognizable but one we'll hear live only one more time. >> eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero -- and lift-off for the final launch of "endeavour," expanding our knowledge, expanding our lives in space. >> roger roll, "endeavour." >> houston is now controlling. "endeavour" beginning to roll over on to its back, the roll program under way never begins the heads-down position on course for a 56.1 degree -- >> "endeavour" is now a little more than four hours into its final mission and the next-to-last mission of any shuttle. we'll bring you much more in our big breakdown next hour. >>> other news now -- it's a major break-through in the investigation of what caused an air france plane to plunge into the atlantic ocean. after a two-year mystery, investigators have recovered the information from the flight data and voice recorder found in the wreckage t

when we unveil a statue, governor snyder, it is always a special occasion for us in the capitol, but happens to be one of one who has served in the congress, that is a rarity. a president who has served in the congress, that gets pretty personal as well. because we come together here to honor the character, courage, and civility of a former proud member of the house of representatives -- indeed, again, a former minority leader -- president ford. president ford's leadership in the house was marked by fair and reliable leadership. he was effective and respected on both sides of the aisle -- always bipartisan in his approach. or as he said himself, "i have had a lot of adversaries in my political life, but no enemies that i can remember." in 2001, president ford was awarded the john f. kennedy profile in courage award. as senator ted kennedy said that day, "at a time of national turmoil, america was fortunate that it was gerald ford who took the helm of the storm-tossed ship of state. his courage and dedication to our country made it possible for us to begin the process of healing and p

. >> thank you and i would also like to say thank you to jim and admiral snyder for welcoming us. beyond the plenary session of this panel i do have to remark that in the past two days joining in with the norwich cadets and their classes has been an incredible experience, to step out of life and become a student again momentarily, to witness the future military leaders and citizens soldiers of our country. it is something astounding and certainly makes me very proud to be involved. if i look across at the other panels antsy professional soldiers, authors and historians, leaders, diplomats and me as a physician who has now left the military service and as a civilian having settled in pennsylvania i am essentially a country doctor. but i'm happy that i am involved. what i would like to add is a perspective that is going to somewhat mirror what you all have been saying is that afghanistan is a country of contradiction. temporarily the modern times the primitive living situations. the fact it has a border but the people see a tribal and family identity above that, national identity. a

[inaudible conversations] >> michigan governor, rick snyder returned to the university of michigan to deliver this year's commencement address. he received four degrees from the school including an honorary degree that was bestowed pop him at the ceremony. he talks about his personal experiences as a um student and the goals he set for himself. from ann arbor, michigan, this is 20 minutes. [applause] >> well, congratulations to the class of 2011. it is truly an honor to be here today. michigan is a special place to me, and when you think about making a commencement address, you have two choices. you can talk about major issues or you can talk about your life and personal issues. today, i'm going to talk about my personal experience at the university of michigan and deal with the question i'd like to share with you. what is the university of michigan the world leader at, and what it means to all of us and about all of us. to begin, this is just a personal opinion, so i would make that clear, but let me start with my experience as a student at the university of michigan. i only had one

. >> my third question goes to harold snyder, "washington post" >> said the trustees of a country is, a lot of the stuff of the economic issues seems to be pressing industry by industry market around the innovation issue and i'm wondering are you challenging with them the sort of core logic of the business innovation and if so what is the response on that are you battling it out policy by policy? >> we generally try not to do. sector by sector, business by business. our focus has been to try to look at the basic design of the policy across the economy and we're we see the potential risk that policy may have the effect including the innovators and foreign companies coming at a disadvantage and china to change those policies and try to pursue their objective of encouraging the developing economies through other means. the general is to try to come at the policy of the highest level and we think that has the most effect. if you look at china and the united states we have three different economic systems and the traditions approaching the economic policy and china does still have a largel

we go now to ann arbor michigan, to hear the commencement address by governor rick snyder. he attended the university of michigan and spoke to students about his experiences there and the professional goals he set for himself. this is 20 minutes. >> today, i am going to talk about my experiences at the university of michigan and deal with the question i want to share with you. what is the in university of michigan a leader at and what does it mean to all of us? this is just a personal opinion. i want to make that clear. let me start with my experience as a student at the university of michigan. i have only had one other opportunity to come to university of michigan when i was seven or eight years old. the next mccain, it was thanksgiving week of 1975. i came up to go to the office of admissions to the next time i came up, it was thanksgiving week of 1975. i had a meeting with the associate director and told him my story about growing up in a small town in battle creek in a 900 square foot house, having the opportunity to start community college when i was 16 and the dreams