.@ >>> el alacrán pérez, tumbó a escalante en solo boxeo tate . >>> la número 2, en velocidad, el novato última pausa en contacto deportivo de sprint, al regresar la furia roja de españa, fue a lituania para asegurarse el paso a la eurocopa >>> estamos de regreso a contacto deportivo de sprint desde san diego california, donde esta noche méxico y venezuela empataron uno a uno. >>> al chepo de la torre le quedan dos meses para la copa oro. >>> claro, un poco másd e dos meses le quedan. >>> hizo viso cambios en el segundo tiempo, cuándo te gustó más. >>> me gustó más el primer tiem de oakland, equipo que gana repite. >>> estas son las declaraciones. >>> fue un partido en ciertos momentos un poco ríspido, eso por la velocidad de la pelota en el campo, pero creo que venezuela estuvo ordenado, dinámico, complicó la salida, pero el equipo también forzó al salida, no pudimos haber dado otra vez la diferencia a favor, pero a final el equipo está tranquilo, porque hizo un gran esfuerzo, a pesar de no ganar, nos vamos tranquilos. >>> para mañana conferencia de prensa, vuelve el equipo y gracias, m

. >> inside of the plant 180 workers at great right after this tok their lives are being reroe tated in and out of the danger zone. outside thousands are being evacuated. >> the government told us we're safe, this man says, so for this to have happened i'm shocked. the u.s. state department's first chartered plane left japan, they're trying to bust 600 americans from sendai, unable to leave because of damage, and blocked roads. >> and an idaho man in the plant when the quake hit is sharing his story. chris hope, seen here on the right is now home, safe and friday he was at the plant. he says cracks appeared in the building and doors just would not open. and co-workers made it outside. >> cracks were opening at the ground. i looked and glass is breaking. lights. sirens. people screaming. >> the group headed uphill to a meeting spot missing the tsunami by minutes. he spent two minutes in a camp. then used back roads to make it to the tokyo airport in a flight home to his family, again. >> and officials reassuring everyone in california there is no serious threat of radiation from japan

. >> the superintendent says the sighting was not sub stan tated. >>> a teacher is suspended tonight after he rattled a table to get the attention of his math class. it apparently startled one eighth grader who left the classroom and called 911. when they arrived at the school, they found what appeared to be a calm classroom. a supervisor says the teacher is not being punished. putting him on paid leave is standard during any police investigation. the district says it plans to wrap it up by the weekend. >>> police are looking for a man who toed t to kidnap 10-year-ol girl this morning in his truck. the attempt happened near jerome school. luckily, the girl managed to get away. she told police he was driving an old ford pick-up truck. it has silver lettering. a note cell phone bumper sticker. anyone with information should call the police department. >>> san bruno's fire chief said he had no idea pg&e's pipeline ran under his city. that came down the second day of the hearing in washington, a hearing that's looking into the expeloloesive that killed eight people. >> reporter: before t

that is a matter of courtesy to to kill tate the process -- facilitate the process. >> i was trying to raise the issue of what an expensive courtesy. >> mr. sanchez? mr. sanchez? did you have a comment to make about the e.i.r. process and the exercise that commissioner garcia was -- vice president garcia was asking about? >> i think he will probably want to elaborate further. it is a process that the work is done by consultants that are hired by the project sponsor and alternatives were given. those are alternatives that were acceptable alternatives and it is not as if they cannot use the e.i.r. as guidance for a future project. it is very valuable to them. it is my understanding that they did not supply a project that complies with the alternatives in the e.i.r. and maybe mr. frye can elaborate further but i don't think it was a waste. >> thank you. the matter is submitted. >> i can start. the -- this issue before us actually -- has several parts to it in terms of how we are going to approach our decision making. the first part deals with what the existing structure is like and it goe

also the chair of the nuclear regular tate -- regulatory commission warned that u.s.ilitary personnel and citizens in japan should actually withdraw to about 80 kilometers from the exclusion zone. the current zone is 20 kilometers. the u.s. is assessing that, their assessment is that it is more serious. >> and the french government recommending that their citizen are -- citizens -- citizens leave japan altogether in >> we haven't had a reaction to that. the u.s. military has so many people in the country, around 50,000 currently in japan. but the government says it's monitoring the situation very closely and we have word they are looking to get more equipment into hawaii to monitor the radiation levels there but no suggestion that anyone currently residing in the united states is at any risk from the situation in japan but currently a lot of concern here. with 34 experts landing in japan, all with their own equipment. the u.s. is having to answer questions about whether it even trusts japan completely. >> there does seem to be a slight difference between what we are h

where the military chief of defense is saying absolutely not we're not going to protect it happen tate even state or not it's trying to assess they could elphick and yet the government is trying to sort of hedge its bets on that front i think the temptation is going to get stronger and stronger if the west u.k. and france to try and get rid of gadhafi in an accident a bomb that goes off in the wrong place or something because of course they've made such a problem for themselves now even if they end up with a stalemate a war of attrition and peculiar partition situation between east and west of libya then we have a situation where gadhafi still has power now gadhafi is in feel very betrayed by his ex best allies in the west of course because it's up to him of the last decade and gadhafi has experience and a track record and also his stated intentions of carrying out terrorist attacks in the future if he stays in power so i think the west really is in a position where it has to go for the end game of getting rid of gadhafi for regime change but of course that is highly illegal under all

. >> it doesn't have to be intim tating in that music can be a supportive vehicle to express needs. >etween ucsf and a nonprofit to place musicians into public service. it was started by kit galager on a model similar to the piece core, placing what it calls muse yigs core fellow autos you can have a health core and a green core. why won't have you a musician corps? >> michael districts child services at ucsf. >> this is not only caring for children but it's easy to take it to the world. >> the fellows receive health insurance in the program. megan hoping to continue on as a therapist with her two-year fellowship eendz this provided me with an opportunity to continue that expression and that sharing of music with others. >> this program is expanding and fellows are now active in seven schools and just received a planning grant to add schools next year. >> it's terrific. >> going back to update this weather forecast. >> there are highs in the 70s, santa rosa and jant cruz at 73 degrees and there is 60s in other locations, 8:00, mild with temperatures into 50s. by then, by mid day, uppe

all russia close all the series we'll take you to the ancient cod gallup poll which has a historic tate's the draw. a very warm welcome to you this is from moscow international criminal court is launching an investigation against libyan leader moammar gadhafi and some of his supporters for alleged crimes against humanity it's the first time the court has launched an investigation into an ongoing about one meanwhile the battle for the oil rich east continues with reports of an airstrike save the town of bega the country's witnessing the most deadly of all the arab revolts with a few thousand reportedly killed during more than a fortnight of fighting. community has condemned the harsh methods used to crack down on the opposition has come. always true to who ships already approaching libyan shawls and they have raised their fears of foreign intervention we wildly un have warned of a growing humanitarian crisis almost in a dream where hundreds of thousands of stranded after fleeing libya r.t. reported thierry pausing to live in the capital struggle to cope with the huge influx of refugees. so

captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com >> about four years ago, [inaudible] look at how beautiful this was. there is our relationship to the planet. these regions are the wealthiest, the most powerful. that really has impacted the planet. it is almost impossible now to go anywhere and had it really be completely dark. there are very few locations that you can find. that means our relationship to the sky, there is a way where we dominate the sky. we cannot see anything really. we are blinding ourselves in a way. >> you can look at the images, they are beautiful. when i started four years ago, there was a conversation about environmental issues that was very different. this is not being talked about in the way it is now. . this has just been like an amazing growth. i anticipate the project to be something that opens a dialogue to public interest in these ideas. so the work is really made to be seen in this environment. it's been show in museum, in gallery, but never in a public setting. and it's kind of ideal for both myself and the works to have this real dialogue with th

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towards have to have to put in put in place elections and examination but other than that it at the tate it's a tough question to answer because you see what's going on over there and and you. it's kind of hard not to want to help whether or not you think foreign military intervention in libya is right the bottom line is that at this point world leaders seem determined to get involved. ok you're up to date now back in a few moments with a recap of the headlines. wealthy british style it's not. right sometimes we don't. like the. markets why not. come to.

with the truth kate and two thousand and four the united states britain france and italy very happily tate it could have been backing him back even being part of some of the planes bombing that were bombing people in libya where french made some of the weapons he's using are worse than major so don't don't go don't talk to me about that about this is hippocratic oath of this ideology. no priest precisely this is the point they already have the oil there was so close he was receiving khadafi several although not two months ago so it isn't about oil because kicked out these bit was rehabilitated and is part of the you know it's been pocketing his share of the oil and he always been flowing not only is a war about who are the people people have risen. his people out risen and these people are not controlled by the united states and israel and i states is moving in with their with some european powers to provide millions of people all over the region if these arrivals even the rebels will be out of the ministry of the united states the end game is to deprive libya and to to ok that's a very go

captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com >> thanks for coming today. are temporary homeowner's property tax reduction program. this is what most assessor's up and down the state are doing. homeowners are reliable -- of all property owners are eligible for a temporary, 1-year property-tax assessment reduction if they believe or if we believe dave -- the assess the value has fallen above their market value, which means that the value would be lower than the market value. in general, homeowners who are eligible, chances are, they purchased homes after 2003. we do get applicants who have owned homes since 1995 or earlier. in general, anybody who is owned their home prior to 2003, they are doing well, which is good

so what's next and how long will this standoff last year and more of this developing story is mike tate the chairman of the wisconsin democratic party and i welcome thank you for having me on great to have us here with us have you here with us what exactly is going on in wisconsin i'm hearing stories like like the former staffers of the democratic senators have now been reassigned to republican senators that they might get fired that these guys are going to be a rested well known it's really not a residence a it's a detention in jail with i mean what's with we it's really it's i described earlier is turning into almost a banana republic it is just absolutely an incredible scene you know they've revoked the democratic staffers parking spaces mechanics copy machines you know but more and more importantly they've barred access to the capitol the state capitol which interstate constitution is required to be open to the public a judge ruled that they would governor walker had open the capitol people and he's still in defiance of that order to people can even get into their state capitol so y

have her remaining leg amputated she is 94 and refusing surgery she had part of her right leg amity tated january. >> >> gover -- amputated in january. >> >> they are raising questions about timing of a negative report, two items in the matier and ross column. >> both items in the news first up governor gerry brown meeting with five republican senators behind closed doors quietly in the hopes of winning support for the tax extension plan he wants to put tax extensions on a special election ballot but needs some republican votes to clear the state legislator. talks are ranging from republican demands for pension reform but so far senators are being cagey they are not sure and the governor is trying to get his $26 billion of cuts through the senate first with the idea he can get these republican votes and pass them then maybe get republicans in the assembly to go along well. >> officials at muni are getting suspicious about the timing of reports on safety of muni. puc said muni's rail operations were probably the worst in the state but that report came just as the commission itself was abou

but it guess tated that long too. even though when we weren't working on it, i think we were thinking about it in the back of our minds. i think it is a lot better. >> rose: are you already thinking about another musical. >> hell no. >> no, no. we're thinking about a baech. we need a vacation, both of us. we need a vacation. >> rose: because it's just hard work. >> yeah. >> rose: you have been doing too many things. >> it's hard work, this last month of going through previews and putting a thing on broadway, we've never been through that before. and it's been hard work but also emotionally intense. just being in the room with a thousand people watching something that you do, even though we do a tv show that 14 times a year on wednesday nights 2 or 3 million people see, it's something different about being in the room with those people and watching it, you know. >> there is something to like asking a woman who has just given birth, you know, dow want to do it again? give her a few weeks. >> rose: good point. take a loo

private employers cre tated 201,000 jobs in march. also acquisition activity. things may be uncertain due to the civil unrest in libya and the disaster in japan. right know, the dow is up 66. the nasdaq is up 11. s&p is up 5. >>> the federal tax credit for buying a hybrid vehicle could soon turn into an -- into an instant rebate like the cash for clunkers program. right know anyone who buys a high bride gets a $75,000 -- hybrid gets $7500 off their taxes. >>> honda is cutting production at its north american factories there's a supply shortable of parts coming from japan. honda is running low on engine parts, transmission parts and electrical parts. production will vary from plant to plant. toyota is telling u.s. car dealers to stop ordering replacement parts made in japan. >>> scientist say they have discovered sudden oak death in a tree in san francisco's presidio. this is only the second time that fast-spreading, tree- killing disease has been found in san francisco. the experts believe an ornamental plant of a garden at a nearby house probably infected that

first, with the help of our local nonprofit partners in east tampa we have taken an abandoned, delap tated residential property and we are turning it into housing for 18 homeless female veterans and their families. if you come down to my neck of the woods, unfortunately you will see folks out on the street corner. we have a panhandling problem like never before, nothing i have ever seen in my lifetime. it's hard to deal with. a lot of those are veterans and most of them are female veterans. so we have taken that money and plugged it into buying an abandoned, old residential property and now providing housing for those homeless veterans. we broke ground last fall, and let me tell you all of the construction workers, the architects, the engineers, they were there to thank us because they also needed the work. . we also breathe life in a downtown redevelopment mixed use initiative. years ago the tampa community tore down one of the worst public housing projects anywhere around. it was named central park village. thanks to neighborhood stablization, next week, we will break ground on the first

chesser pled guilty to charges provided material support to terrorist, communicating threats and slis tating crimes of violence and was sentenced to 30 years. november 2009, five american muslim teenagers from fairfax county were arrested in pakistan attempting to join militant islamist organizations. they've been sentenc to ten years in a pakistaprison. in november 2009, virginia native army major nadal hassan killed 13 service mennd women in ft. hood, texas. hassan grew up in arlington, went to wakefield high school and later moved to roanoke. in 2004, abdul al moodie from falls church, virginia, was convicted on three charges of conspiring to senate the crown prince abdullah. in 2003, a northern virginia resident and the islamic saidia academy 1999 valedictorian was arrested in saudi arabia and convicted of conspiracy to commit terrorism including a plot to assassinate president bush. he was sentenced to life in pris yochblt one cannot overlook the prime role an american citizen played in northern virginia during his time preaching at a mosque in falls church, virginia. this is particular

minister saying his country will take over the running of the airport in but thought see to facilitate tateransportation of human nature. president barack obama explaining the military mission in libya. a week after ordering forces to protect rebels from the onslaught. the president and says u.s. is essential, he will stress nato and arab allies are taking over the lead. u.s. forces will play a role in the operation which military planners say could last for months. presidential address to come watch a live on kron 4. we will be right back what the world according to gary. [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- an amazing $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downloading music fast. and wa

chesser pled guilty to charges provided material support to terrorist, communicating threats and slis tating crimes of violence and was sentenced to 30 years. november 2009, five american muslim teenagers from fairfax county were arrested in pakistan attempting to join militant islamist organizations. they've been sentenced to ten years in a pakistan prison. in november 2009, virginia native army major nadal hassan killed 13 service men and women in ft. hood, texas. hassan grew up in arlington, went to wakefield high school and later moved to roanoke. in 2004, abdul al moodie from falls church, virginia, was convicted on three charges of conspiring to senate the crown prince abdullah. in 2003, a northern virginia resident and the islamic saidia academy 1999 valedictorian was arrested in saudi arabia and convicted of conspiracy to commit terrorism including a plot to assassinate president bush. he was sentenced to life in pris yochblt one cannot overlook the prime role an american citizen played in northern virginia during his time preaching at a mosque in falls church, virginia. this is part

on the foundation of security that is achieved by our men and women in uniform, you cannot consol tate your gains -- consolidate your gains. you can't solidify them and, indeed, build on them as we say. >> another slide which was submitted, i think it was slide 13 which was some photographs of school openings, and there was a rather, well, a quote shooting a bullet into our enemy's heart which is a pretty vivid metaphor in the context of showing kids lining up for school. but, again, it really shows the really strong connection between -- and that may have been a surf project, but nonetheless, usaid is all about school construction and the fact that that's how we win. >> absolutely. this particular district where the school's being opened -- and it's the district governor now, mind you, not us -- he's the one that is saying this is akin to shooting a bullet into the enemy's heart. needless to say, that school was not opened under the taliban. in marjah there were zero schools opened under the taliban. that was a nexus of the illegal far cot ticks industry -- narcotics industry. there a

the taxpayer will feel tate losses on housing problems and financial institutions have yet to fully repay it. t.a.r.p. use taxpayer dollars for risky investments. returns us to properly object. the taxpayers for not adequately compensating the large risks. it has a long-term impact on the overall economy. on that basis, it has not been good for american families. the unemployment rate has reached record levels. lending remained stagnant. many are facing foreclosure. in light of the vast authority granted to the treasury, i believe this committee had a responsibility to conduct oversight of the program. the majority decided to outsource it. we will hear from three bodies charged by congress overseeing t.a.r.p. we hope to learn how treasury has measured t.a.r.p. and how successful they were in supervising treasury. what problems did they identify? how receptive was treasury to e recommendations? hopefully, today's hearing will help us better understand what actually happened in this controversial program. thanyou. >> thank you. >> tell me about this. >> he heads the office of financial stab

the 2006 congressional man tate to prefund future retiree benefits within ten years, an obligation faced by no public agency or private form in america, imperils the postal service. in the past four years, the postal service has made $20.9 billion in prefunding payments. it is that unique obligation during a recessioning that has plunged the postal service into a financial crisis. point three, fortunately, there is a good solution. the postal service has a surplus of between $50-$75 billion in its pension funds according to two independent audits because of overpayments made since 1971. congressional approval to let the postal service make an internal transfer of its own money derived from the sale of products and services would leave both the pension and retiree funds in far better shape than virtually all such accounts in this country. why? because not only have daily postal service operations been carried out efficiently, the agency has been highly responsible with future obligations. all this, let me emphasize, without using any taxpayer money for over a quarter century. we're simply

tate's preparedness -- caller: we have improved over the last couple of years. we have local and general demonstrations of what to do. we are still learning and trying to do better. i wish the citizens would take a great sense of responsibility for learning what the city, state, and counties are trying to provide us. host: some photos of west hawaii today. this is a home in the aftermath there. maryland, you are next. caller: one of my favorite things to do is to listen to c- span to attack washington journal." -- "washington journal." do we need to listen to each other and work together. we would be a much greater society if we would link up with other countries in working on how to prepare for these disasters. because we are so in tune to being paranoid and destructive -- we build missiles, we worship these kinds of institutions -- this is what we have. i highly recommend a "readingrun in my shoes." we live in a society where we need to have more people looking at nuclear power and the possibility of what just 1% -- look at the ramifications of that 1%. look a

i else i wanted to -- he met with governor tate in a week or so ago about some of our rail projects. i wanted to thank you for your leadership conrail across the country and also the lrt line, the light rail line that connects st. paul and minneapolis. the central corridor and i look forward to inviting you to minnesota when the line opens in 2014. >> i look forward to that. i also look forward to working with your governor who is a bit visionary when it comes to transportation. i have no doubt that minnesota is going to be in the high-speed rail business because of your leadership, his leadership and others in the state they want to really move on this. >> okay. thank you for a match. >> thank you. >> senator pryor. >> thank you, mr. chairman. always good to see you. i want to thank you for being available and responsive and i appreciate that very much as do many members of this committee, sci-fi or no remember. so thank you for that. let me ask a couple of sub issues on your cross-border trucking question -- cross-border trucking program and proposal. first would be, we've had very

third, medicare needs to shift away from the fee-for-service program, a cap tated managed care organization provides a strong financial incentive to the managed care organization to eliminate fraud and abuse. it is a managed care plan that has the financial risk and not the united states federal government. when criminals perform fraud, managed care organizations present its own set of challenges but needs to be considered when discussing reforms to eliminate fraud in medicare. fourth, medicare needs to increase the role of physicians in detecting and preventing fraud themselves. medicare providers and suppliers must use a doctor's prescription to obtain a government preimburse. the bad actors forge these documents. g.a.o. has required that physicians receive a statement of medicare home health care service that is their patients receive so they can review the documents. this will allow them to look carefully and detect any potential misuse of their authorizations. lastly, medicare needs to use predictive computer modeling and other technologies. the credit card industry uses this modeling

documents of significant intrinsic value will be saved in their original format, such as documents an tated by the president, correspondence with world leaders and decision memoranda. long-term preservation and storage of digital records is a delicate, but worthwhile option. nonetheless, i bieve presidents in the future should continue to establish a presidential library if they wish do so. some collections may well be digital, but it is the curator's, archivists and educators who work in these libraries that make the collections accessible to all of our students and citizens. thank you for this opportunity to testify and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. mr. putnam. >> chairman mikia, chairman issa and members of t committee, i'm tom putnam. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on behalf of my fellow library directors. we're so pleased that you have called this hearing and are honored to appear before you with david ferriero, fellow historians and especially with anna eleanor roosevelt. those of us who work in the presidential library system are indebted to her grandfather