. >> well, supervisor taning? >> since you are here, one more question for you, i know that you mentioned the apprenticeship program and it has done a lot and a lot of the residents have noticed a positive difference and just curious to know if the future any plans to expand that program or how to utilize them. >> so the program really has been successful and the program is an example of sort of groups, where you have a particular problem or a challenge where we are able to take, you know, 12 or 14 really hard working people and have them attack a particular problem and we do deploy the apprentices they go all around the city depending upon the need. it is a fabulous program and i don't want us to forget about the program of the supervisors and our assigned gardeners who work with them to help deliver the results. it is a program that we want to continue to grow and the best thing about the apprenticeship program which has contributed to positive scores over all. we are creating a workforce pipeline where we know

we have sus is taned wind speeds of 25 miles per hour.s sustained in oakland with gusts to 40 miles per hour. hold on tight to your steering wheel if you drive a high profile video over the bridges this morning. throughout the day, temperatures aren't going to climb much. we need rain. 56 degrees on the way for livermore. 57 in san jose. we have thunderstorms coming in. we'll talk about it coming up. back to you. >> today, santa cruz preparing to say good-bye to two police detectives killed in the line of duty. they are being honored today and in a public memorial service tomorrow. bob riddell is live in santa cruz where a viewing will be held later on today. bob, good morning. >> good morning. we are on the steps of the santa cruz police department where you can see the support for the two officers has been tremendous. the number of candles and plants will be planted in honor of the two officers. you can see the support. the police department has received 45,000 dollars already. local businesses pledged $125,000. you can log on to the ci

there are other impacts being felt right now, homeland security in a poll tanee described somjanet napolitano described some of them yesterday. >> you are already seeing affects at the big airports, for example, some of them had very long lines this weekend. >> reporter: waits for customs inspections at miami interest nation and and at new york apartment jfk were over two hours, longer than normal. jenna: at a local level we seeing any impacts of federal dollars drying up or programs being curtailed because of the sequester? >> reporter: you're affiliate here in washington wttg is reporting that the d.c. housing authority has stopped issues new housing vouchers. we've asked our other affiliates around the country to provide us information as it comes in. even as the cuts are in place it looks like many government agencies are hiring anyway. monday the u.s. forest service posted a job add looking for summer recreation aids. the irs wants penal in maryland. the us mint wanted people to press coins. the agriculture department needs inspect protectors in phoeni protect proceed tucks workers. jenn

. >> host: tane in king george, virginia, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: hi, many schweikart. >> guest: hi. >> caller: in doing research for my book, i came across a question i'm hoping you can answer. i included in the apep dix for my book the various conclusions for ratification from the original constitution. and in looking at those and in looking at how the final bill of rights was written, there's a huge disconnect. has anyone done a study or published anything that explains why the bill of rights used the language that they did? >> guest: yeah, and i can't name the books off the top of my head, but there are a number of good, scholarly books out will that deal with not only the ratification of the constitution, but the bill of rights. i think the first draft of the bill of rights, i could be wrong, but i think it had 13 different rights enunciated? it was 12, okay, i was pretty close. and, yeah, i mean, i think that there's some good stuff out there. if you just go to amazon and put in ratification and bill of rights, i think you'd come up with probably