speier didn't win that debate. the house voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, in a vote that's likely to be overturned in the senate or vetoed by the president. but for her, that speech was a defining moment. >> that is true. john, we appreciate that. >>> we got new information this morning on how, even in death, michael jackson has become an extraordinary moneymaking machine. his estate has raked in hundreds of millions of dollars since he died more than a year ago. here's abbie boudreau with the story. ♪ you better do what you can >> reporter: fans worldwide, spending millions on all things michael jackson. ♪ 'cause i am the one >> reporter: court filings thursday show the legendary pop icon's estate generated $310 million in revenue since he died in 2009. the behind-the-scenes rehearsal film, "michael jackson's this is it," grossed millions of dollars worldwide. and what about his music? he sold nearly 8.3 million albums. that's far more than any other living artist sold last year. according to press rep

. >> the debate that got personal for jackie speier. >> and also incredible stone work and other art of ancient mexico comes to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> this is the wrong way to enter a garage. and hayward in the middle of the night and fortunately nobody was hurt. the driver is looking into whether she fell asleep. >> and there are evacuations still underway in amtrak train service for passengers. police say a private contractor hit a two inch gas main in the 500 block of east tennessee street the three block radius with pg&e moved in to cap that leak in each direction. and to make repairs that is quite the job. they're hoping to finish the work in the next hour or so. train service is back to normal. >> a bill that would end funding for planned parenthood sparked a personal and terse response from jackie speier. she took exception to chris smith's description of services performed by planned parenthood. here is what smith said, and speier's response. >> they're the largest provider of a fourth after the borgss in the united states. it's child a

. >> the unexpected and emotional speech by representty jackie speier. >>> a convenient new stop for commuters. how soon bart will open its doors to a newest dublin station. >> and it's a bird, it's a plane, and that's something terrorists should fear. ,, ,,,,,,,, >>> whoops! this is not a parking position the owners of the house are used to nor do they want t firefighters say that it was a 69-year-old woman who lost control of her suv and drove right into the side of the garage there. by the way, she snapped a gas main in the process. the accident happened early this morning on oak street in hayward. now, the good news is, nobody was hurt. still no word though on why the woman lost control. >>> it's the first new bart station in eight years. today, the celebration to open it. a ribbon-cutting for the west dublin-pleasanton station. it's unique in that it's the first station built between two others. it straddles interstate 580 and includes 1200 parking spaces. bart hopes the station will take a little pressure off the dublin-pleasanton station where the parking lot fills up by 7:30

. >> jackie speier described it a bit differently. >> the silly, the dangerous, and the hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for 2011, congress has been passing temporary spending measures. the president says he will veto the republican cuts and that sets up a showdown. unless congress acts, money for government operations will run out in a little more than two weeks. the first government shutdown since president clinton and newton gingrich faced off in 1995. veteran house republicans are not eager to repeat says political analyst. >> they remembered they tried that strategy and it failed. and they realized that coming up on 2012 they need the center voters. they don't want to lose the center voters. >> so republicans in the house are split. newcomers with ties to the tea party are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a showdown, but it's more show than anything else. >> preventing funds from being used for president obama teleprompter. right, we're gonna cut $3,000 from the budget. that's really gonna help us. >> our political analyst says republicans led by speaker of th

so be it. >> reporter: speier's emotional speech did not affect the outcome. the measure cutting off all funds for planned parenthood did pass the house. the bat now go to the senate which is far less likely to go along with that. as for speier herself, she told us just a few moments ago that not only did she not intend to talk about it at the time but before that speech she had only told a handful of people in her life about what had happened to her. >> a rare and perhaps unprecedented moment on capitol hill. john karl starting us off tonight. john, thank you. >>> 900 miles from the u.s. capitol, another political flash point, at the state capitol. in madison, wisconsin. the crowds there growing louder tonight with much of the nation watching because madison is now the epicenter of a fierce debate over how and how much to pay public workers. with already giant deficits still growing. chris bury is there again tonight. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. it's been another wild day at the state capitol. this has become ground zero in the grow

. >> when jackie speier described it a bit differently. >> the silly, the dangerous and hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for 2011, the president says he will veto republican cuts and that sets up a showdown. when this country acts, money will run out in little more than two weeks, the first government shutdown since president obama clinton and newton beginning given squared off in 1995. >> they remember they tried that strategy and it failed. and they realized that coming up 2012 they need the center voters. they don't want to lose the center voters. republicans in the house are split. newcomers with ties to the tea party are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a showdown. but it's more show than anything else. >> preventing funds from being used for president obama's teleprompter. oh, right, we're gonna cut $3,000 from the budget. that's really gonna help us. >> our political analysts say republicans led by john boehner are already signalling that they will back away from a government shutdown. >> as the headlines hit about which particular programs are gonna be hurt

i had a procedure at 17, with, pregnant with a child -- >> speiers said she had an i abortion procedure after a -- an abortion procedure after a complication with her pregnancy and she was outraged that it was implied that the procedure was done cavalierly. >>> governor jerry brown plans to donate the extra money left over from his inaugural celebration. he received four times as much money as the governor planned to spend. his office says when all of the expenses are paid off, whatever is left over, it will be donated to a nonprofit. we don't know which one, but it will be donated. >>> sex in the -- sex in the park. what one person is doing to get people to get a room. >>> >>> good morning. right now traffic is slow on northbound 101. it's slowing down on the way up to sunnyvale in san jose. we'll tell you why that is happening and give you an update on the rest of the bay area drive to work. is. >>> petaluma police are cracking down on sexual encontinuers in public parks. police say they are increasing patrols around prince, sholenbeg and chesney. police say the vast majority of these

. >> reporter: jackie speier, a california democrat, responded with an angry revelation. >> i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> reporter: speier said she had, had the same procedure, and not by choice. >> i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly, or done without any thought is preposterous. >> reporter: the intensity of the debate on all these issues left tempers short. >> this is a travesty of the democratic process. >> and to be lectured about what is a travesty is a travesty. >> reporter: but like it or not, the government runs out of money in two weeks. and that means that unless the senate adopts this budget, of which there's not really a chance, or both houses agree to another short-term extension, which the speaker says he won't do at the current spending rates, then the government will shut down. so is there a deal to be had? so what are the options for a deal? well, both sides remember what happened the last time there was a government shutdown, and

. >> in just a few hours, congresswoman jackie speier will introduce legislation in washington aimed at protecting people's personal information when they're online. representative speier's bill called the do not track me online act will give consumers the ability to stop marketers from tracking their online movements. speiers also scheduled to introducing a bill to protect the privacy of consumers' financial information. >> here's the 411 on the 211. starting today san mateo county is officially connected to the information hotline. san mateo is the last bay area county to join the program which connects callers to a operator for public agencies. it's used in 39 states across the country. a grant will fund san mateo county's participation the next five years and it officially starts today because it's february 11th. 211? >> gotcha! that's so it's not 9-1-1 that's emergency calls. >> exactly. >> you wanna give us the 411. >> the 411 on the weather situation. could it be an emergency changing rapidly? >> mondays, yes. if you don't want to be in the dog house, you might want to figure

representative speiers bill called the do not track me online act will give consumers the ability to marketers from tracking online movement. it will impose fines, audits and other measures. speiers is also scheduled to introduce a bill to protect financial information. >> the media frenzy surrounding actress lindsay lohan is paying off at least for one fashion designer. her short walk to a los angeles courtroom on wednesday on charges of stealing a necklace brought her intense media coverage and her dress caught all the publicity it needed. designed by kimberly odis, it went viral on the internet and shoppers loved it. the dress has sold out at every online boutique that carries her designs. >> 6:26 now. still ahead at 6:30, a major development this morning in the egyptian protests. the key figure that we're hearing may now have left the city of cairo. >> also the critical ruling that has barry bonds facing fewer charges in a federal perjury trial and why those charges could be cut again today. >> a tragic accident on southbound 101 killed a man. the accident involved a chp officer

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that consumers are sick of giving up our privacy for internet access so well done representative speier. now this afternoon secretary of state hillary clinton gave a second nod to her internet freedom agenda in the form of a lottery speech at george washington university she gave praise on to the use of a free and open internet to bring the world together and give every day the voice she also pledged twenty five million dollars to internet freedom fighters. our commitment to internet freedom is a commitment to the rights of people and we are matching that with our actions. now clinton spent as much of the speech praising the use of a free and open internet during the revolution in egypt as she did criticizing iran and china for their censorship while the us is a spouse of a free and open internet abroad are we backing up those actions here at home here to discuss with me as julian sanchez a research fellow at the cato institute julian thanks for coming on the show tonight what did you gather from the speech from hillary today after admit at first i was kind of it was i was a little remi

she revealed a personal tragedy in a license plate congressman's attack on abortion. >> jackie speier apparently had enough. >> i had really planned to speak about something else. but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach a mess because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> he is chris smith who had painted a savage picture of a second trimester abortion. >> the doctor goes in with forceps and it will really hack that has baby to death. planned parenthood says it takes 10 to 20 minutes to dismember that child. >> that procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is welcome is done without any thought is preposterous. >> the floor was stunned into violence. they have been involved with planned parenthood since 1964. >> for her to get out of her own reaction is, of course, is going to galvanize women. >> why on earth are we given $363 million in taxpayer funds every year to planned parenthood >> planned parenthood does no

. >> some unplanned remarks by jackie speier left the house chamber speechless. she was personal tragedy in response to republican congress's man attack on late term abortion. >> the house was fiercely taking funding away from planned parenthood. >> i had planned to speak about something else. but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in a mess because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> he is republican chris smith who had just painted a savage picture of second trimester abortion. >> and this device and literally hacked that baby to death. planned parenthood says it takes ten to 20 minutes to dismember that child. >> the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby, but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> the floor and gallery were stunned into silence. the president of women's intercultural network and has been involved with planned parenthood since

democrat jackie speier out of hillsborough has a news conference planned in washington tonight. the do not track bill calls for a system to let net users protect their personal information. they would be able to opt out preventing marketers from collecting and using data from their online activities. >>> it is 4:45. donald trump for president? what do you think? [ laughter ] >> i know. why??? why would he want to do that? why the apprentice host thinks he should be hired at the white house. >> plus, busy moms and bad eating habits. how holding jobs could be putting your kids health at risk. coming up. >> i had one that was burned in a beach bonfire. >> it happens to the best of us but should you get insurance four smart phone? we'll check out the companies that promise to save cash. this is the final day on thb for white house press secrey robert gibbs. gibbs >>> there could be a going away party at the white house today. this is the final day on the job for the white house press secretary, robert gibbs. he announced last month that he would be leaving the post to become an outs

. >>> congresswoman jackie speier has introduced a group of privacy bills to help protect your privacy on line. a social networking site releases information about you but lisa amin gulezian the information released isn't want most people want in public. >> here you just type someone's name and i find their address, phone numbers, marital status, home values and hobbies, you can get their credit information, photos and religion. >> the potential of harm, financial harm to any of us is really severe. >> the aclu that the website violates people's privacy. some users filed suit claiming the company violated the federal fair credit reporting act. a judge ruled in favor of spokio this week. >> the plaintiffs that were complaining had no fwooz complain because they couldn't show how they were hurt by the website. >> eric goldman sovd to search opens it. >> this is all information. >> this is extremely why goldman doesn't consider eight threat. he doesn't see anything illegal about it. >> assuming that it's all public information it's not illegal to put it in a new context. >> but web users

which is being talked about right now in silicon valley a new report out from bay area council speier this effort -- spear heading this effort it would cost about a billion dollars but generate $5.6 billion in economic activity people staying in hotels, eating out, spending money here in silicon valley at mofette field which is where it would be held. it could draw 25 million visitors to silicon valley, coming from around the globe and create 42,000 jobs. this idea was first pitched by arnold schwarzenegger when he visited the world expo in shanghai. >> what we saw in shanghai was new buildings, they had light rail, high speed rail all because they needed to get to the world expo. it could be a huge financial boon great job creator and great investment in our infrastructure in 2020. >> now organizers are meeting with other potential american cities also bidding to host world expo in 2020. a couple things the report does not mention if world expo were held at mofette field in 2020 that would probably bog down already congested traffic 101 and 280 and would also mean temporarily an incr

congresswoman jackie speier has introduced a package of privacy bills to protect your personal information online. her legislation comes as the online website spokeio is creating a fire storm of complaints. it calls itself a social net working site releasing information about you. but as abc 7 lisa amin gulezian explains, the information released isn't what most people want made public. spoke io prides itself on not being your grandmother's white pages. you can find their address, home value and hobbies. for a fee you can get their credit information, income, photos and religion. >> the potential of harm, personal harm, financial harm to any of us is really severe. >> the aclu is concerned spokeio violates people's privacy. that's not all, some users filed suit against them claiming the company violated a federal fair credit reporting act by making people's financial data public but not allowing them to correct inaccuracies. a judge ruled in favor of spokeio this week. >> one judge said that the plaintiffs that were complaining about their practices had no basis to complain because they co

jackie speier called on congress to repeal the act. >>> the governor of hawaii signed a measure that makes same sex civil unions legal. the same rights as parried heterosexuals. it is scheduled to take place on january 1 of next year. seven states now sanctioned same sex civil unions, five others and the district of columbia have legalized same sex marriage. >>> just less than three hours ago, president obama made his first public comments on the uprising in libya. condemning the violence and outlining plans for international talks aimed at stopping the bloodshed. >> we are doing everything we can to protect american citizens. that is my highest priority. the suffering and bloodshed is outrageous and it is unacceptable. so are threats and orders to shoot peaceful protesters. >> late this afternoon, president obama said he is sending secretary of state, hillary clinton, to geneva for talks with world leaders on the situation in libya as his administration prepares a full range of options to respond. his comments came after the u.s. began evacuating american citizens from the chaos in

took an emotional turn last night, when san mateo congresswoman jackie speier revealed t abort a >>> heated debate on the florida house of representatives took a major turn last night. a woman revealing she had to abort a pregnancy. debate on whether to strip planned parenthood of its federal funding. >> i had really planned to speak about something else but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i am one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child that had moved from the vagina into the cervix and that procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby. >> by law federal funds cannot be used for abortion but planned parenthood does provide other reproductive health services as well. the house voted to end funding. the proposal goes to the senate where it faces more opposition. >>> whether you do ironman competitions or jog around the block, many runners stretch before they take off insisting that this routine is beneficial and will prevent injury. well, now a new report s

speier, for five minutes. ms. speier: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. speier: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in opposition to this continuing resolution. a continuing resolution that i call the silly, the dangerous and the hypocritical. budgets are more than just numbers. they are a statement of our values as a nation. as a congress we are faced with several serious challenges. growing our economy, putting back people to work, investing in the future, reducing the deficit and ensuring the most vulnerable in our society are protected. judging on that criteria alone, this c.r. doesn't pass the laugh test. it would cut 300,000 private sector transportation jobs, ensuring our construction workers are receiving unemployment checks instead of paychecks. it would stifle our competition. it would stifle competitiveness by making pell grants less accessible to students and families. and it would run rough shod over women, children and the environment. with such an extreme propos

i want to give you a quote from jackie speier. what happened here in san bruno is a horrible way to have to learn from a mistake. i think there were a lot of mistakes made here unfortunately and the problem is that pg&e has hundreds of other miles of natural gas pipeline running throughout california. this one here has been under the microscope since it exploded in september. but had it looks like that's too little too late. an audit of pg&e records shows they put off crucial inspections in high pressure transmission lines for more than two years. the california public utilities commission says that pg&e also failed to follow its own safety guidelines to make sure inspections were thorough. now, this report was done in may which was of course well before the san bruno explosion. the findings are coming out now. the puc hasn't issued a fine against pg&e for at least a decade. a pg&e spokesman says they realize the number of findings is unacceptably high. but they say, quote, the audits help identify instances where our practices fa

congresswoman jackie speier has introduced a package of privacy bills to protect your personal information her legislation comes as the online website is creating a fire storm of complaints. it calls itself a social net working site collecting and releasing information about you. but as lisa amin gulezian explains, the information released isn't what most people want made public. spokeio prides itself on not being your grandma's white pages. here you type someone's name, you can find their address, phone number, marital status, home value and hobbies. for a fee you can get their credit information, income, photos and religion. >> the potential of harm, personal harm, financial harm to any of us is really severe. >> the aclu is concerned it violates people's privacy. that's not all. some users filed suit against spokeio made financial data public but not allowing them to correct inaccuracies. a judge ruled in favor of spokeio this week. one judge said the plaintiff could not show how they were hurt. >> eric goldman is the director of the hi-tech law. this is exactly why goldman doesn't cons

. >>> keeping your information private this morning on capitol hill jackie speier plans to unveil theo not track me bill. it calls for a system to allow internet users to protect their personal information. they would be able to opt out preventing marketers from collecting and using data from their online activities. >>> today we'll hear what can be done to prevent another oil spill like last year's gulf of mexico disaster. members of the national commission on the bp deepwater horizon oil spill will be testifying in congress. they submit recommendations based on their final report which came out last month. the spill sent millions of gallons of oil in the gulf last summer after a deadly explosion. >>> a pair of stories dealing with bankruptcy problems and on concerns a bay area pizza chain. >> also changes ahead for the san francisco police. the new type of training some new officers will have to undergo. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. flied light at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights, which are typically turned on by now, still remain 60. a check of your other br

but the paper reports that congresswoman jackie speier said she was told by high- ranking officials that they were not able too find 30% of the records of the pipeline. pg&e reputed that -- reputed that account kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the body found in the canal is, indeed, juliani cardenas. his bodtydy was pulled from the canal yesterday, morning -- yesterday morning. ktvu's jade hernandez live this morning with reaction to the tragedy in patterson. >> reporter: we, you can imagine how surprised the hundreds of party son residents gathered here at city -- patterson residents gathered here at the city hall. everyone gathered for a vigil. it had turned into a prayer memorial. ♪ i'm gonna let it shine ♪ >> the hundreds of patterson residents wanted to show their support to the family who had just hours before received the news. the body of the clothes matching what juliani cardenas was wearing had been found. tabitha car, his mother, never gave up hope. but she said her ex, jose esteban rodriquez, would not hurt her son but authorities now say he drove the little boy and hims

that's democrat jackie speier who calls it a do not track me bill. users opt out if they don't want marketers to collect and use data from their online activity. >>> and stay with us for the latest on the volatile situation in egypt. and we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. milet a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. >>> if you are a muni rider we are just getting word of delays. possible computer problems in the underground. so yeah, watch out for that. otherwise, bart systemwide on time. ace and caltrain also both on schedule. we continue to follow this accident along the peninsula. northbound 101 just past third avenue, we had a multi-vehicle crash. a lane is likely still blocked, jammed solid to at least highway 92, though our sensors

speier for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm very pleased with this hearing and frankly think if we spent the rest of the fear just dealing with the issues that were raised here and actually got some results we would have done our job. i have much frustration with the fact that we hold hearings, we uncover problems and then nothing happens. to you comptroller, congratulations on your official appointment. you have a high high-risk list. their agencies that stay on this high-risk list year after year with no penalties, no results, no changes and i think that is inexcusable and if you need to have more authority to force these agencies to do what you recommend, then we should introduce legislation to make sure that happens, because we look foolish and the american people look at us as if we are totally ineffective when we cannot deliver once we have uncovered a problem. let that may move onto an area that you just editorialized in "the new york times" about just two days ago. a percentage of the proceeds from gas and oil compa

speier: a budget is a serious document. a statement of our values as a union. americans are depending on us to reduce the deficit in a responsible manner while growing our economy and putting people back to work. but as their so be it, let them eat cake approach to jobs and the economy shows, the republican colleagues have chosen to abandon the responsibility for recklessness. now the republicans are proposing to wipe out the california salmon industry and the thousands of jobs that depend on it. california fishermen just made throughhree years of unprecedented slowdown in the salmon industry. an estimated 23,000 jobs and $2.8 billion have been lost. in just the last three years. these latest proposals threaten water supplies for millions, including both fishermen and farmers. mr. speaker, salmon means jobs. i have met the people who make their living with salmon and they are proud of their job. according to recent studies, restoring the california bay delta could provide 94,000 new jobs and $5.7 billion in economic activity. i yield back. the speaker pro tempo