it all happened about an apartment complex on tennyson road not too far from hesperian boulevard. bob redell joins us live with what we're just now learning from police. >> reporter: good morning, jon. hayward police say their hand was forced, that they had to shoot this man because he threatened them with a knife. as you mentioned, it was this man's daughter, a child, who called 911 last night to let police know that her mom and dad were having a really bad fight at their home here at the lower tennyson apartments in hayward. >> the male was threatening the female. they were husband and wife. at one point the caller indicated to the dispatcher that the male subject had grabbed a knife and armed himself and was making throats kill the female. >> reporter: when hayward police arrived, they say the father came at one of the officers with a knife raised, feeling threatened. at least one of those officers fired at the man hitting them. he was pronounced dead later at the hospital. he was 37 years old. his wife and daughter are safe and it's our understanding they were not hurt during

i want to show you the scene out here on tennyson road. it's surrounded by a gate security. the view we have is from behind this metal gate. the crime scene unit is on scene. if we pan a little bit in, there are folks and officers talking to people there. this all happened at about 9:30 last night, a little bit before when this 12-year-old girl called police to tell them that her dad was threatening her mother with a knife, and then they talked about what happened next. >> the call came from a young female claiming her parents were involved in a fight. dispatchers could hear loud commotion fighting going on in the background. officers responding and while they were responding the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> back here live on tennyson road, what happened next was multiple officers arrived at the scene of the apartment complex. officers maiden try and almost immediately after that, the man lunged at them and did something that was confrontational and threatening and that's when officers opened fire. he

tennyson." i'm glad we got the tennyson in at the end there.t back to you now, thank you. so, it's a russian frame, and here we are dated 1905. and it's very simple and quite austere in its way. so, how on earth did this come into your possession? my husband's great-grandfather was arthur dorson, who must've been, we think, possibly mr. vickers. certainly very important in vickers. and it was presented to him. and after that, the family just put it in a box. forgotten. yeah. so, when was it resurrected? about a year ago, i found it amongst my husband's possessions and decided to clean it up. oh. was it dirty, then? yes, it was absolutely black. it just looked like a blue frame, and the silver was all black. was all black. so, very unprepossessing indeed. you can just see, underneath the blue, is this wavy lines. yes. so, it's translucent royal blue in this vivid sapphire blue color, and then it has been coating onto this guilloche, which is the engraved wavy background underneath the blue. and the way they used to do that was to build it up lay

30 last night and said her father was threatening her mother with a knife at an apartment on west tennyson road. police say the suspect met an officer at the door and made a move towards him with the knife. the officer opened fire killing the man. >>> an hour ago the government of egypt announced 525 people were killed in yesterday's clashes. as jericka duncan reports, the "muslim brotherhood" vows to keep protesting the ouster of former president mohamed morsi. >> reporter: fires burned in cairo last night as supporters of mohamed morsi. they called out the army to enforce a mandatory curfew. it was a different story yesterday after police raided two protestor campsites. that ignited a wave of violence which spread throughout the country. hundreds are confirmed dead but the "muslim brotherhood" puts the figure at close to 2,000. in a televised address, the interim prime minister defended the government's decision to clear out the protestors. >> freedom of expression becomes terrorizing the public, carrying arms, blocking roads and violating public property. it is not freedom of expression

late last night hayward police showed up to an apartment complex on tennyson road not too far from his spearian boulevard telling police her father had a knife and was threatening to kill her mother. when officers got to that amendment, they ordered the man to drop the weapon, but he reportedly refused and police say he lunged at officers with a knife. that's when one officer fired, shooting the suspect at least once. the man died at the hospital. the other three people in that apartment, we can tell you they were not hurt. our bob redell is heading the that scene right now. he'll have a live update in about half hour. >>> it is 5:01. a bay area driver who hit and killed a bicyclist in pleasanton faces murder charges because of something he tweeted out. 18-year-old cody hall was charged with murder yesterday and is being held without bail. police say he struck 58-year-old diana hersvort and her husband in early june, killing her and seriously injuring her husband. he was reportedly driving 43 miles per hour over the speed limit. police say hall boasted on twitter about speeding and tha

still a very active scene out here on tennyson road. this happened in an apartment complex. this whole area is still taped off as the crime scene unit processes the scene. a 37-year-old man is dead after being shot by police and it all started with a 911 call from a 12-year-old girl. >> the call came from a young female claiming that her parents were in a fight. dispatchers could hear fighting and arguing going on in the background. officers were responding and while they were responding the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> back here live on tennyson road police told us this morning that multiple units responded to the scene. two officers maiden try into the apartment and moments later the man threatened them with the knife and shots were fired. we don't know how many shots, we do not know what kind of knife was used. we do not know if the man lunged at the officers or what he did, fearing for their lives one officer fired at least one shot if not more and the man was taken to the hospital where he was pr

this happened off tennyson road at this apartment complex. you can see several police cars, the crime scene unit are on the scene. they should be out here for several hours this morning. this all started last night just before 9:30 at night. police say they got a call from a 12-year-old girl that her parents were fighting and that her father was threatening to kill her mother. the father armed himself with a knife. dispatchers said they could hear a violent argument going on in the background. they sent multiple officers to the scene and the lieutenant describes what happened next. >> the officers arrived at scene. we were met with a male at the door with a knife and he had the knife raised forcing the officer in defense of his life to shoot the man who was armed with a knife. >> it's still an active scene. what we know now is the suspect, who was 37 years old and was taken to the hospital and was pronounced dead. there were two children, 11 and 12 years old. both were daughters of the suspect and his wife. they'll be out here for several mor

it happened at an apartment on west tennyson road after a girl called 911.ine wong is live to tell us how a call from a 12-year- old girl prompted the police to rush over there and why police started shooting with children inside. claudine? >> reporter: well, dave, we're in front of the x whe all of th happened. police cleared the scene over an aur ago. we've -- over an hour ago. one neighbor told us they heard fighting. ears said they heard shots. several are shaken up -- others said they heard shots. are -- several are shaken up. >> i heard three gunshots and a girl scream. >> reporter: police say a 12- year-old girl called 9110 for help. she told -- 911 for help. she told dispatchers her parents were fighting. >> officers were responding and while they were responding. the child advised that the father had armed himself with a knife and was threatening to kill the mother. >> reporter: officers arrived on the scene, went into the apartment and say the man came at them with that knife. >> it was instantaneous as soon as the officers entered the apartment. t

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it happened at this apartment complex behind me off tennyson road.ers say the whole thing started right around 9:23 last night. they got a 911 call about a domestic dispute. the caller was the couple's 12- year-old daughter. she told the dispatcher her father had a knife and in the background the dispatcher could hear violent screaming back and forth. >> the information was that a male was threatening the female who was -- they were husband and wife. at one point the caller indicated to our dispatcher that the male subject had grabbed a knife and armed himself and was making threats to kill the female. >> reporter: when officers arrived on scene, they told that man to put down the knife but he did not listen apparently. and then they said they were threatened by the -- their safety was threatened so they shot and killed the suspects. the mother, a 12-year-old daughter and another younger sister were home at the time. none of them was injured. police say they don't know if that man was on drugs or alcohol. that will be part of the continuing investiga

hayward police responding to a call at an apartment complex on tennyson road not too far from hess spearian boulevard. police say the man armed with a knife was threatening to kill his wife. officers ordered the suspect to drop the weapon. he reportedly refused and made some sort of move towards police. >> they came at the officer with the knife raised, forcing the officer to, in defense of his life, shoot the subject who was armed with a knife. >> that suspect ended up dieing at the hospital. police telling us three other people were inside that apartment at the time of the shooting. none of them were hurt. >> happening now in egypt, tensions remain high this morning after the most violent day since the arab spring began. we've got a live look. we'll attempt to get that this morning from cairo. the egyptian health ministry says 535 people were killed, 3700 others injured. the violence erupted when police broke up two camps of supporters of out stead president mohamed morsi. the violence said to be so severe, egypt's vice president quit. yesterday secretary of state john kerry issued a warn

late last night, hayward police showed up to an apartment complex on tennyson road not too far from he is peer yin boulevard. the girl on the 911 call told police her dad was threatening her mom with her knife, saying he was planning to kill her. when officers got to the apartment, they ordered that man to drop the weapon but he reportedly refused and police say he then run onlied at officers with that knife. that's when officers fired, shooting the suspect at least one time. the dad later died at the hospital. three other people in the apartment at the time of the shooting, they were not hurt. >>> now to a developing story in egypt. in his first statement and his first action on the ongoing bloody crackdown in cairo, president obama today called on both sides to cease-fire. however, he did not take the strongest action possible, which would be pulling u.s. aid. nbc bay area's steve handlesman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president obama walked a thin line as he came to the music on martha's vineyard. he condemned the crackdown by egypt's military. >> we deplore violenc

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a husband was threatening his wife with a knife at their home on tennyson street and that's when theouple's young daughter called for help. . >> how old are you? >> 11. >> i don't want to you go out there. i don't want to do anything that's going to hurt you. [ crying in the background ] >> he is going to stab my mom. >> he has the knife? >> yeah. >> th 11-year-old stayed calm. when police arrived the man came at them with a knife and he was shot and killed by the officers. >>> the family of the missing toddler daphne webb have increased the reward by $10,000. that brings the total to $20,000. the 22-month-old girl's face was also posted on a digital billboard at the oracle arena off 880 this week. webb's family hopes this will keep the word of her disappearance alive in the public. >>> three women assaulted in santa clara in just a matter of weeks. all of the attacks happened around santa clara university. the latest happened on franklin around sherman streets on wednesday. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec with more on the search for that suspect. >> reporter: this is a sketch of the ma

so there was tennyson, there was burne jones, all the pre-raphaelites. we have henry taylor, who's not so well known today, but he was a famous poet in the 1860s. and then g.f. watts, who is very well known as a symbolist painter. and i think they're absolutely enchanting. i think the watts one would fetch certainly between £800 and 1,200 at auction, and the taylor one between 400 and 600. so we're talking about £1,200 to 1,800, which i think they're gorgeous. thank you very much for bringing them in. thank you very much. now, you two practically followed one another in the queue, didn't you? and you both had japanese objects. now, whose is whose? this is my mothers. she's away and i've brought it. she doesn't know you brought it? she's in italy, and she has no idea. okay. and that's yours, therefore. that's been in our family for quite a long time. okay. they're both japanese. this is a typical piece of japanese tokyo school carving. tokyo school because there was an art school set up there to get back to the quality of carving that the japanese had tra

this is 1880 or south bond has an accident at tennyson road. there was a minor crash.racking a problem on city street where this was close down a fremont boulevard because of another crash. there was a truck accident that occurred. >> we're checking the bridges. the bay bridge and back up is running midway between 880 in western grain. the 880 approacand the we golden gate bridge is foggy but it is not having a impact on the traffic. no delays on 1 01 southbound. >> the contra costa county fire district is trying to make good decisions on how to best structure their system. it has hired a company to do research. a number of stations were closed this year because of a partial tax cut that was struck down by residents. >> we have less resources and it will take us longer to get to incidents. we have a decrease in response time. we expect that we will have more severe fire situations and it will take us longer to get there. >> there will be a another town hall meeting in lafayette today and one in clayton to month. you are encouraged to attend to give your input. >> a sta

officers went to the west tennyson road apartment.ice said the suspect made a move toward an officer with the knife prompting the officer to shoot and kill the suspect. >>> traffic and weather right after the break. >>> good morning, everybody. liza battalones here. it's been a long morning for 680 drivers. southbound traffic still slow from 242 approaching the walnut creek interchange. but an improving situation over at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are still on. backups only extending now to about the 880 overcrossing. here's lawrence. >> all right. starting out with some patchy fog this morning. a little thick at the coast. drizzle there. temperatures mild though today. numbers mainly in the 60s outside. but the clouds will breakaway leaving plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. the temperatures are going to be hot in spots inland. 90s in the valleys. 70s and 80s inside the bay. 60s, patchy fog and sunshine at the coastline. more clouds on the way. cooler for the weekend. ♪ >>> new england patriot fans are keeping their

an officer involved shooting has been reported at an apartment complex on tennyson avenue just afterlive now is kron 4's mike pelton. mike what's the scene like out there this morning? >> what you are seen as family and friends who have shown up this morning. the authorities have been here for the past nine hours and it appears that will remain on the scene. here is video from earlier this morning. a 12 year-old girl called police because her parents were fighting. they stated that the dispatchers could hear the argument and is sent the officers to the complex. when they arrived, the daughter notified the police that the father was armed with a knife. this is what police said happen next. >> when the officers arrived they entered the apartment and they were met in neatly with a knife. the male suspect came and a threat in manner and officer discharged as a weapon. he feared for his life. the subject was struck, transported to hospital and he later was pronounced a deceased. >> hayward police stated that all the officers involved have been with the force more than five years. officer

tennyson avenue just after we are now just a few hours away from learning when the new eastern span ofll open. there is some hope that the bridge could open labor day weekend. but there is also the possibility that the opening could be delayed for months because of broken safety bolts. the announcement from the toll bridge oversight committee comes two days after federal transportation officials signed off on a temporary fix for the cracked seismic safety bolts that have threatened to delay the opening until at least december. the fix involves temporarily installing steel plates in the area of the broken bolts to help prevent movement during an earthquake while long-term repairs are done. desaulnier belives the new will announce an opening date for the new span at a her kidnapper, james their relationship. up in the garage and that hewe're also learning new fire. christina anderson was found sifted through rubble. marriage in california. recently, prop 8 supporters they didn't feel safe or the new shelter is expected spraying to help stop the spread of the west nile virus is scheduled

i worked, i worked for penguin, i worked for tennyson hudson who published art books, i worked for a publisher named widenfeld and nicholson, i even briefly worked in the publications department of a museum. and then i fled. >> host: why? >> guest: because i had a nervous breakdown. publishing great stuff. [laughter] the things got difficult, and so i thought time for a change. >> host: and you started becoming an author. >> guest: yeah. i took three weeks' holiday which in england we get, and i went to the library, and i did research on these women, and i wrote a proposal, and i called a couple of agents i knew. of course; i was in an enormously privileged position in that i could just call up agents because i knew them. and said you may want to think with horror at the idea, but i've written this proposal, do you want to look at it? and one of the agents said he wanted to take me on, and he said the best advice anyone ever gives an author, don't give up the day job. [laughter] so i gave up the day job, and here i am. >> host: we've heard that from a couple of the authors here in lo

police say the shooting stems from a 911 call the received wednesday night around 930 at the lord tennysonnts. they say a 12-year-old girl called police because her parents got into a fight.authorities say dispatchers could even hear arguing in the background while they were responding the child advised detectives he had armed himself with a knife, when officers got there he came at them in a threatening manner and fearing for his safety the officer fired family identified the victim as 37-year-old donny gene simmons.and they dispute the police version of events my niece just told me there was no knife police are investigating the shooting.and tell us the child stayed on the phone with the dispatcher until officers arrived so they should have an audio recording of the incident. but family members tell me no matter the outcome they are devastated by the donny simmons' death >>you just don't do this.i could see if he's been drinking but you don't do this looklive tag the san francisco bicyclist killed in a deadly collision with a semi-truck has been identified. the victim was 24 year old ame

late last night, hayward police showed up to an apartment complex on tennyson road.the hospital. >>> in about a half an hour, we will find out whether the new span of the bay bridge will actually open on labor day weekend. officials have pushed the opening date back to december or later to give crews time to install a fix for dozens of broken bolts. keep you posted on that one as well. a look at weather and traffic after this break. >>> welcome back now the time is 9:28, look at this you can make out the tippy top of the trans america pir mirksd sfo to a tune of an hour and 40 minutes you want to keep checking ahead, we should see those lifted we head through the next hour and a half or so 93 in livermore, 90, kind of warm in gilroy, 86, san jose. temperatures stay above average. as we head throughout the remainder of the week and this weekend, saturday and sunday that humidity increases might see thunderstorms sunday afternoon. check that drive with mike inouye. >>> a tough drive past the coliseum there are two events as well. midday a's game and the circus tonight

officers were called to a home on west tennyson road last night by a 12-year-old girl who said her father was threatening her mother with a knife. officers say the man came toward them and one fired killing the man. two children and their mother in the home were not hurt. >>> security has been stepped up at san jose's silver creek high school after a student was pistol-whipped on campus. police say the 17-year-old boy was coming to the aid of a female student who was being robbed yesterday afternoon. the boy was treated and released from the hospital. the girl was not hurt. the attacker got away. >>> and a prestigious peninsula private school is in hot water with its neighbors. it's accused of exceeding its enrollment cap. the all girls school is limited to 415 students. a community meeting is under way right now to talk about problems with parking and traffic. the city is also demanding the school submit a plan for compliance. >>> some of san francisco's most famous residents moving on. the tourist attraction closing its doors after 50 years. >> another bay area landmark reduced to rubbl

the officers went to the west tennyson road apartment.e say the suspect made a move towards one of the officers with that knife prompting that officer to open fire. >>> i'm anne makovec live near the new span of the bay bridge. and a date for its opening will officially be set this morning. we got the heads up from a top transportation official close to the decision-making into it will be opening around labor day. that's couple of weeks from now. the governor threw his support behind the labor day opening after getting a thumbs-up from the federal government. a temporary fix for those 32 bolts that broke in march seems to be giving officials confidence in the safety of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. so between now and labor day crews will be scrambling to get it ready painting and paving the road and at some point the bridge will likely have to be closed for several days to make the transition. these are the men expected to give the stamp of approval and give more details this morning. the head of caltrans, the bay area toll auth

use mission through fremont and 880 as well approaching tennyson. >>> it's 6:50 right now.ted airlines flight bound for san francisco had to return to heathrow airport because of a loss of cabin pressure. we're being told united flight 900 did land safely at heathrow a short time ago. everybody on the flight is okay. we're told repairs for that plane did take longer than expected. that flight has now been canceled for the day. again, this news coming just into our newsroom. a loss of cabin pressure forcing united airlines flight 900 to go back to heathrow airport this morning. everybody on board the san francisco-bound flight is fine. if we do get anymore information we, of course, will pass it along to you. >>> 6:51. new this morning, we're getting word of a possible out-of-court civil settlement between oscar pistorius and the family of his girlfriend he's accused of killing. a south african newspaper says the blade runner's legal team initiated negotiations to compensate reeva steenkamp's parents for her death. pistorius shot and killed steenkamp on valentine's day, shot

. >>: this is on the 21,000 block of tennyson road.tside the apartment complex print grid officers are processing the scene. they have been here throughout the night and a plan to be here well through the morning. here is a scene from the few hours ago. police say this all began as a domestic dispute. around 930 last night, police said a to a program called 911 to report her parents had been fighting and his father had been arming himself with a knife and threatened to kill her mother when officers responded, they entered the apartment, the 37 year-old man was still armed and threatened to kill them. here's how police describe that altercation print them up our officers arrived on scene and were immediately met by the mail with the door with the ninth street became an officer with the ninth raised. forcing the officer to in defense of his life, should the subject who was armed with a knife. >>: we are told the officer who fired at that man is a veteran of the hayward police department and has been on the force for five years that offic

death at a young age, only 49 when he was assassinated, but also the love of literature with the tennyson poem. host: later on, we will come back to the years after the white house with lucretia garfield. with the assassination of her husband in september, chester arthur, the political opponent on the opposite side of the republican party, suddenly found himself president. he found himself without a wife and a vice president. what was the transition like? what was the state of the country after the assassination? guest: the focus really remained for so long in september and well into october, november chester arthur lived his permanent home in new york city on lexington avenue. he, himself, was still in a state of very deep mourning, because his wife, ellen, died in january 1880. she came from a powerful family. grew up in washington, d c -- d.c. she knew dolley madison when she was a little girl. they went to st. john's church on lafayette square. when she was 5-10 years old, she knew dolly madison. her father was a very famous naval commandants who took a ship on a commercial ship that

the accident is involving a motorcycle at southbound 880 right there by tennyson road and it is jammed from the altamont pass and the livermore valley. we have had a couple of different incidents there. eastbound also very heavy because of some late running roadwork. out to the bay bridge, things look good barely a delay at all coming into san francisco. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> still clouds broken around the bay area this morning. not as widespread as yesterday. but it's going to stay cool today. you can see the clouds showing up along the coastline and some of that into parts of the south bay. but as we head toward the afternoon, should be mostly sunny 70s and 80s inland, 50s and 60s at the coast. cool the next couple of days, warming up on sunday. >>> it is 8:00 a.m. in the west. welcome back to "cbs this morning." nsa leaker edward snowden, finally leaves the moscow airport. with are does he go next? >>> major league baseball threatens alex rodriguez with a lifetime suspension. a-rod is trying to work out a deal. >>> the ceo of united airlines is here talking about merge

poet alfred lord tennyson, to seek a newer world, to seek a newer world from the broken world that wenherited after those trials and tribulations of the 1960s. and that's not very different from some of the challenges that we inherit here in 2013. so for me that's the ultimate promise of diplomacy, a newer and better world. and hopefully if we're lucky and smart, a more peaceful world. so chautauqua was right to bring us together this week to talk about this subject come and to focus on the problems of 2013. when you think about our situation right now, just think about the time since 9/11. it's been a difficult and violent 12 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 brought down the symbol of our economic power on wall street, collided with the symbol and reality of our military power, the pentagon in washington, and should the foundations of our country. in response, we came out swinging. we invaded to muslim countries. we thought too bitter and bloody wars in both places. we paid an enormous price in the lives of our soldiers, in treasure, and sometimes in global credibility. we a

also a new crash, southbound 880 at tennyson road involving a motorcycle.y are out of the lanes but traffic is slow from just south of 238. it remains slow into fremont. want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light, no problems here coming into san francisco. it's improved quite a bit on the way into the city. nowless go to steve -- now, let's go to steve. >> there's some definite breaks in the low clouds. but the wind, how come it's so windy in some place and other places as not? it looks like it's localized terrain. half moon bay has a southwest wind at 1 miles an hour. not far away, 30 miles an hour. we had gusts to 40 at the altamont pass. sunny, breezy and cooler today. highs 60s, 70s and some very low 80s. this pattern may last for a while. more coming up in ten minutes. >> all right. >>> 7:56. what is next for marin county, a teenager who is accused of a crime spree? the reason he will be back in court this morning. we'll tell you what will happen later on today. >>> a woman is attacked from  behind near the santa clara university campus.

it happened late last night inside an apartment on tennyson road. call from a young girl who said her dad was going to kill her mom. the girl was still on the phone when the father confronted police. >>> meteorologist mike nicco had a look at the forecast. mike. >> thank you very much. mostly sunny around the bay and inland, partly sunny at the coast, mid-60s there to upper 60s in san francisco. a lot of upper 70s to mid-80s around the bayshore and some 90s into the east bay valley. a slight cooling trend friday, saturday, and sunday. leyla. >> we have a motorcycle accident reported in san francisco along eastbound side of 380 as you come up on el camino. you can see how it's really causing a heavy back-up as you come away from 280, eases up 101, westbound side not affected. ♪ >>> and look at this wild crowd out there in times square this thursday morning. it's such a beautiful, fall day here in new york city. and look at me here inside, bracketed by two blondes. >> yes. two very young victoria's secret models. >> there's nothing better than ali com

livermore to castro valley, the slowest start is on the altamont past. 880 is slowing from 238 to tennyson. let's go to receive. >>> for those of you who sent us the pictures asking what are the clouds? cumulus clouds, not tropical clouds. there's a lot of low clouds in place. it's in place. it's made it well out to the valley. it's a strong, surge. you can thank or blame this low here and seasonably cool weather will follow it. napa, 83, 90 antioch. san francisco, 68. today, 71, 79, 73, 64. it's gonna be a cool, cool day. 50s and 60s by the coast. a lot of reports of light rain/drizzle. if you want to call it light rain, i won't argue with you. inland temperatures will continue to drop. there will be 73 to 75-degree readings. it should be warmer than that and upper 70s that should be closer to 90. low overcast in place. it's probably maxed itself out. it's made it all the way to the sacramento valley. the low responsible will move in somewhere tomorrow between the bay area and the north. cape mendocino. therein lies the key for maybe more texas and a few isolated showers tomorrow. today,

there is still a motorcycle accident reported on tennyson road.e from 238 south but it's not much worse than usual and a reminder that skyline boulevard is shut down and will be for about another hour just south of page mill road because of downed power lines. pg&e has estimated that when they will kit the roadway open at just about an hour from now. >>mark:n-s-a leaker edward snowden has left the moscow airport and entered russia. snowden obtained the papers allowing him to leave the moscow airport this morning. snowden had been held in the airport since june 23rd since his arrival from hong kong. according to his lawyer. he has been granted one year temporary asylum in russia. the u.s. is charging him with espionage for leaking the existence of nsa surveillance programs. meantime, president obama is inviting a bipartisan group of lawmakers to the white house today to discuss their concerns about the national security agency's surveillance programs. the top democrats and republicans on the house and senate intelligence panels will attend. the mee

no major injuries, but this is a distraction passtion tennyson and south. northbound directions slowing into downtown. palo alto, slowing as you head toward university avenue. our live camera shows things bogging down a bit. that's pretty traditional as far as the pattern goes due to the sunrise slow down. we'll get you right back to the "today" show. ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® mote ♪ >>> i'm 50 today! >> happy birthday. >> i knew when we got married i knew i was second to matt lauer. >> love you matt lauer. >> she was here when she was six months old. now it's my sweet 16. >> band perry is on too -- on tomorrow. i have love them. >> happy birthday, pretty cool. 8:00 on a thursday morning. it's the 1st day of

he said that one of the purposes of our country must be, entities or tennyson's' words, the persian poet alfred lord tennyson, to seek a newer world, to seek a newer world from the broken world that we inherited after those trials and tribulations of the 1960s. and that's not very different from some of the challenges that we inherit here in 2013. so for me, that's the ultimate promise of diplomacy, a newer and better world. and hopefully, if we're lucky and smart, a more peaceful world. so chautauqua was right to bring us together this week to talk about the subject, and to focus on the problems of 2013. and we think about our situation right now, just think about the time since 9/11. it's been a difficult and violent 12 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 brought down the symbol of our economic power on wall street, collided with the symbol and reality of our military power, the pentagon in washington, and shook the foundations of our country. in response, we came out swinging. we invaded to muslim countries. we fought too bitter and bloody wars in both places. we paid an enormou

he said that one of the purposes of our country must be -- and these are tennyson's words, the british poet, alfred lord tennyson -- to seek a new you are world, to seek a newer world from the broken world that we had inherited after those trials and tribulations of the 1960's. and that's not very different from some of the challenges that we inherit here in 2013. so for me, that's the ultimate promise of diplomacy, a newer and better world and hopefully, if we're lucky and smart, a more peaceful world. so chautauqua was right to bring us together this week to talk about this subject and to focus on the problems of 2013. and when you think about our situation right now, just think about the time since 9/11. it's been a difficult and violent 12 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 brought down the symbol of our economic power on wall street, collided with the symbol and reality of our military power, the pentagon in washington, and shook the foundations of our country. in response, we came out swinging. we invaded two muslim countries. we fought two bitter and bloody wars in both p

years later, he gave me a photo with an inscription from tennyson's ulysses. to strive, to seek to a find, and not to yield. our nation's greatness is not a birthright. it must be earned by every generation. i am confident that we can earn it for this time. we are at our best one we live our values, including our devotion to democracy and protection under the rule of law when we widen that circle of opportunity and extend dignity to all of our citizens. i believe strongly that that is what is called for today. there is no group that i have more confidence in being able to rise and meet that challenge than the lawyers of america and particularly, the american bar association. thank you all very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> americans for tax reform president grover norquist discusses his group's effort to repeal the healthcare law for one year. then, msnbc host re: milbury looks at his network's latest series focusing on inequalities in the u.s. criminal justi

years later he gave me his photo with a description from tennyson's eula says. .. particularly the american bar association. thank you all very much. [applause] hillary clinton wrapping up her remarkings in san francisco. we are going to take you live with the national prez club and a discussion underway a minute ago on the role of government affairs officers and whether they help or hinder government transparency. live coverage on c-span2. >> the panelist presentations will be available on paoand reporters pao in public affairs officers and a and d reporters at blog spot. com. as a reporter i should disclose that i'm biased in favor of as much openness and disclosure as possible and as few rules as possible about who can talk to reporters in the federal government, and how. but i also recognize and i really mean this. the public affairs has an indispensable job to do. i want set the stage for the event. some say harmful role played by public affairs officer in the federal government. the complaint that we hear from reporters are about wide spread requirement that

years later, he gave me a photo with an inscription from tennyson's ulysses. to strive, to seek to a find, and not to yield. our nation's greatness is not a birthright. it must be earned by every generation. i am confident that we can earn it for this time. we are at our best one we live -- when we live our values, including our devotion to democracy and protection under the rule of law when we widen that circle of opportunity and extend dignity to all of our citizens. i believe strongly that that is what is called for today. have is no group that i more confidence in being able to rise and meet that challenge than the lawyers of america and particularly, the american bar association. thank you all very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> denied, on c-span's encore presentation of first ladies -- cracks sarah was very much a helpmate to him throughout her -- throughout his political career. she would read the papers and the passages she thought he needed to read. s