the social security add help strags is already cash strapped.paying out more in benefits than it takes. to combat that, the retirement age has been slowly rising. it's currently at 66 after sitting at 65 for decades. it's scheduled to reach 67 in 2022. raising it to 70 could reduties the administration's cost and extending it could boost the economy because people would stay in the workforce longer but not everyone may want to work that long, especially those in physically demanding jobs. >> did she say 70? oh, my gosh. >>> this program has been around sense tween but very few people have taken advantage of it. there are new plans to simplify the process and they hope to help 5 million borrowers. >>> a mon out on a like comes across a not so friendly mamma bear. how the hiker managed to escape and call for help even after he got attacked. >>> chrysler expanded its recall on the jeep leb ber ti. we have information you need to know. >>> a 30-year-old hiker had a close call when he stumbled on to a brown bear cub and its mother. been had only a ba

one that i'm sure you know about is the auto motive x prize which was corporate money, doe or kes strags of the prize competition, there was $10 million in prizes for folks who could demonstrate a vehicle that gets more than 100-mile-per-hour fuel economy. and three vehicles succeeded and split the prize money. but the interesting thing is, kmt for federal government spending programs across all departments and agencies that do these things and we're already benefiting from some of the insights in that inventory in finding ways to expends programs that are more cost effective and trim some of those that are less cost effective but i would not expect the informal programs to go away. >> i know how important that was for me personally and for a lot of others and i look forward to seeing the federal education strategic plan later this year, anything more specific about when this may come out or anything else you could tell us about that plan very briefly? >> i believe the same education strategic plan will be out by fall. >> thank you, yield back. >> i thank you dr. holdren for your testimo

there's just this explosion of imagine strags. he says i had to almost pinch myself not to be carried away by the emotions, even though i knew what was going on. u they weren't cavorting, but they saw this from the inside. and sometimes, in a couple of cases, for instance, i've seen in hitler land where a young diplomat named jacob bean is allowed to go to a nazi party where hitler comes in and, at a certain point, he's really thrill thrilled that he has this new victory and has this slovenly ss officer with his belly out and bent over and then he does it as a real ss officer. he's a performer. there was this theater of hitler and everything he did and certainly in the staging of his rallies and trying to trap people emotionally and, to a large extent, did. >> how much information did american journalists bring back to the news media after all of the beatings and the atrocities happened? >> well, first of all, i end hitler land with the -- in early 1942. when the last americans have been rounded up and then exchanged for the germa

one that i'm sure you know about is the auto motive x prize which was corporate money, doe or kes strags of the prize competition, there was $10 million in prizes for folks who could demonstrate a vehicle that gets more than 100-mile-per-hour fuel economy. and three vehicles succeeded and split the prize money. but the interesting thing is, kmt for

there's just a few strag letters here now. the ferry lines have been moving smoothly despite the huge volumes of people. the spokesperson tells me they had about four or five times the normal number of passengers that they normally had, and when they first heard about this fire and the situation this morning, they did start scrambling to add extra ferries, to add extra crews, they were able to get extra boats out here starting at 6:30, 7:00 so that helped get people across the bay quibinarily. also their web site crashed because so many people were on looking for routes to get to and from san fransisco and oakland. the line moved pretty smoothly. it did take peek quite a while to get here. they were out here in line around 8 or 9:00. a lot of folks expecting their commute to take a total of three or four hours even but again everything moving smoothly here and we will be here throughout the morning giving you any new updates as they become available. we are live many oakland cara liu. >> thank you. now we want to go to ktvu ta

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strag burg six innings, eight strikeouts, but the bull pen comes in, does not allow another run, nats sweep the series. now six in a row here's tyler moore on all those home runs. >> it felt pretty good. it's just -- i'm just so happy for this team, very honored to be a part of this organization. this whole season, but really this home stand has been great for us. >> it must feel good to hit a ball like that. i wouldn't know. nats have a day off tomorrow before the weekend. skins, day 2, mini camp. all eyes on robert griffin iii, of course, as usual, but his success as a rookie will depend in large part on kem 12ri. chemistry with the wideouted pierre garson and -- competition might be bringing out is the best in santana moss. it seems like he entered the off-season in jeopardy of losing his job. now he's getting really high praise from kyle shanahan. >> he's been great. we asked him to lose some weight, we feel he's more explosive, about 10, 15 pounds lighter. he's been great out there. to me he came in possessed. you saw it physically, and then to see him in the meeting rooms, he's

. >> do you have any concern that by making such a big deal out of the obama strags administration, maybe not the white house, but this is going to be finger pointing politically at the white house? >> this is not finger pointing at anybody. what we're trying to do is say we have a problem and we want to stop that problem. we're going to put changes in the bill but, dana, this has to stop. when people say they don't want to work with the united states because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious. >> her republican counterpart said that he is not going to -- what he said, the words he used is he is not going to prejudge the investigation. he said wherever it falls it falls. >> of course the big question is when will the investigation be completed and if they -- where was this proof going to be of where these leaks came from and what the motivation is as usual when it comes to these leaks more questions than answers. you will be on top of it. dana, thanks so much. >> thanks, kate. >>> hearings, yes, congress loves to hold them. i know that all too well. today they're talking

under the present bloomberg administration -- >> there's not going to be a present bloomberg an min stragsy is to bring in entrepreneurial immigrants who have skills and those who come here for immigration who have skills and make sure they stay. >> mayor bloomberg has created a ray bipartisan coalition. an impressive list of public officials and business leaders includings jeff bucas, the ceo of cnn's parent company, time warner. >> how would you fix the visa system? >> well, the first thing is you attach a green card to the diploma for any graduate stunt that gets a master's or a phd in any ovt stem areas, science and technology. if somebody is willing to start a business and can get financing, you certainly want to give them a visa because they will go and start businesses for americans. and, lastly, when you have jobs thoo we need to get done but americans woent take, like working in the fields rksz letting the crops rot and letting the farms move south of the border is just insanity. >> but when it comes to inviting low-skilled workers to america, consensus is a lot harder to find. wh

that come from other parts of the world they think are very new and real threats and this add vin stragsin the gulf region. >> i have to go to michael on this, can iran hurt us? how does it hurt us? >> i agree with what brian just said. i think the threats of various kinds, what we have been most concerned about, when our kroops were still in iraq and afganistan are the ied and the night attacks. for the homeland, cyber threats from china, and possibly a threat from iran with contacts in this hemisphere, we have not seen any very credible with that. i would say they're trying to get this message out here and counter this. >> we have to go, i'm sorry. i think that concern unleashed by iran is always there and dangerous. let me finish with what i think president obama should do with male voters. holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping

and he said that the add mirn strags will not provide them with an explanation as to how americans --. >> well, i agree with it. that's what i said. they're asleep at the wheel. you have congress that wants its duties forever. >> i mean, this is a key poin, right? the question is a, how much do we know about this, such that we can have a public debate. how much is being capped secret, how much, you know, needs to be kept secret in success of that ie mount. and then how much are elective rep zerntives and are charked with oversiegtsd in very specific ways particularly that came out of a longs period of national soul searching at the -- in the 1970s. the treasurer cannot write a check to fund anything unless so appropriated by the add min tlags. part of reason that there is a back cry, the american people aren't getting what they want. >> when you say controversial, you mean narrow? >> if you look at polling approval. now, i think obama has normalized assassination for a lot of individuals would have been out raged. we've developed a incredible blood force. >> no, wait a second. in term

then strag else to grab the steering wheel, the bus crashing through a fence and went through some treesarage. the driver only has minor injuries, hit nothing else other than that fence and a few trees. that's his lucky day is what that is. martha: i don't know what prompted the beginning of him sort of falling off his seat. that is unbelievable video. and this is also coming up today, she claims that she was fired for her military service, and now one former weather channel star is taking it to court. but does she have a case? a fair & balanced legal debate coming up on that. bill: enthusiasm major league draft last night. the 6'3", courtney hawkins doing a backflip, smith the famous short stop known for flipping for the cardinals. the 20-year-old said the chicago gm said no more flips, keep your heels on the ground. martha: that is a lot to flip around there, 6'3". graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off

whether it is china with a new administration coming in october and the old strags right nadmin tryingnd off the economy on a strong note, not on a weak note. they've been doing this for ten years. they don't want to hand off an economy at their weakest point in their ten-year reign and in greece we have merkel's reelection next year, an election in france and we have something coming up here in november. the political issues we're all facing and social issues related to austerity and deficit reductions plus overlaying that with some needs for growth or a lot of needs for growth, politics are playing a much larger role. >> i'm going to use this as a side. we have a lot of discussions about how to cover businesses and if i were to play that sound bite back right at the top, i started -- so politics playing a bigger role in all investment decisions of any time in the past? >> i don't know of any time in the past but certainly in the last ten years. and i think these are important issues, whether it's the deficit in europe or the deficit in the united states, unfortunately they play a rol

needs to proceed with the easing -- the easing -- of such restrictions; and leaving untouched the strags's ability to ease -- the administration's ability to ease the investment ban, which is part of a separate bill. finally, renewal of the bur niece freedom and democracy act has continued bipartisan support in congress and the support of suu kyi and the democratic opposition in burma. there are unfortunately too few issues where the administration has sought to work with congress in a bipartisan manager, mighty few in fact. but on the issue of sanctions rethorks the state department -- reauthorization, the state department and i are in full agreement. i also know that my long-standing partner on the other side of the aisle on burma, senator feinstein, shares my sentiments about reauthorizing this measure. as for the -- as for burma's democratic opposition, i spoke with suu kyi just a few days ago. she told me she believes the burmese freedom and democracy act should be renewed. now, if burma stays on the path that it seems to be on to reform, it will require significant help in reforming