and we want to hang on to the great staff at the ta. with that, i will just, we will also, look forward to your guidance, this month and be back for the approval next week, and i want to thank the finance team for a job well done, thank you. >> thank you. miss chang and so this is the first kind of hearing on this and then we are also going to hear it next month as well. >> right. >> questions colleagues? >> all right. i did want to say that it is a pleasure to work with the staff of the ta. i feel totally informed and whenever, my office needs information, it is so timely, and i just really appreciate from the policy, to the operational to everything. but i appreciate the staff and then how strategic you are as well and so thank you for the presentation. >> thank you very much. >> i see no questions, let's open it up for public comment. anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> steeg none, public comment is closed. >> next item. >> item 6, introduction of new items? >> i see no comments from colleagues. let's open this up for

the ta -- tsa deals with terrorist threats. >> the tsa is there crown jewel target. >> reporter: people have missed their flights due to waiting in line for hours. they add a permanent solution, it will take time to do that. >> in the short-term, tsa, airlines, congress and travelers can improve the experience, we need to maintain the security we need. >> reporter: they plan to add 700 new screeners by midshipman june. better planning could have helped eliminate the lines. >> chicago was preventable. this was a surge that was anticipated, things to be done in advance of that. >> reporter: the head of the tsa says that the efforts to reduce the lines seem to be working. this line here, the lowest we've seen here today is 45 minutes. last week the lines were two hours long. >>> is a growing problem, people are misusing parking commits -- misusing parking permits for the disabled. >>> new developments from the state capital on a review that some say is long overdue. >>> the red-hot giants went to extra innings this afternoon. mark has a highlights later in sports. >>> of stripmall goes up

the ta says the investigation should be completed in a month or two. >>> and infamous child psychologist convicted of molesting patients has died in prison. william ayers died of natural causes at the prison hospice in vacaville last month at 84 years old. he was three years into his sentence for molesting five boys in the 1990s. prosecutors claim there have been up to 50 young victims, but the statute of limitations had already passed. >>> people appear divided over whether police chief greg suhr should step down. the bristol five -- frisco five say their campaign is getting louder and larger. they say they can now call themselves the frisco 500. the board of supervisors is split over whether greg suhr should be replaced. >> the recent task force that came out -- the recent report identified severe systematic deficiencies. it convinces me that it's time for us to look for a new chief. >> the chip -- the fact is that chief suhr, this department under his leadership is moving forward with reforms, much- needed reforms. >>> under san francisco city rules, only the main -- the mayor and pol

think they're using it for things one the q ta but something envisioned one of the bullet points this direction the district wants to go with the money. >> so the chair over is because of the compensation that technology. >> okay. >> the chair over is primarily generated from thinking spent non-compensation with the technology all funds carried forward are not spent but reprogrammed for the allocation primarily following the guidelines of will 71 and 29 percent with the breakdown of the funds but really is happening your funds that are noncompensation based; right? have primarily creating their unspent balance it is redistributed out of 71 and 29 back into compensation. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you before i want to start i want to say thank you for this work it prop a was an important initiative we worked hard to get passed and having you as is oversight is an important piece to the voter for this work i have a couple of questions mostly how the planning on spending the $9 million so $9 million that are currently in the pot what is the plan for that. >> commissioner

and we want to hang on to the great staff at the ta. with that, i will just, we will also, look forward to your guidance, this month and be back for the approval next week, and i want to thank the finance team for a job well done, thank you. >> thank you. miss chang and so this is the first kind of hearing on this and then we are also going to hear it next month as well. >> right. >> questions colleagues? >> all right. i did want to say that it is a pleasure to work with the staff of the ta. i feel totally informed and whenever, my office needs information, it is so timely, and i just really appreciate from the policy, to the operational to everything. but i appreciate the staff and then how strategic you are as well and so thank you for the presentation. >> thank you very much. >> i see no questions, let's open it up for public comment. anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> steeg none, public comment is closed. >> next item. >> item 6, introduction of new items? >> i see no comments from colleagues. let's open this up for

as riley carson reports, the ta storm the city of fallujah, to push militants out. >> reporter: the car bombing at this checkpoint in northern baghdad was the deadliest of the day. killing at least eight civilians and three iraqi soldiers. in two other attacks at busy markets, farmers blew up a motorcycle, and another car. isis claimed responsibility for the explosions. >> this soldier says the militants aim to thwart our determination to go forward with our victories in fallujah. iraqi security forces began a major offensive into fallujah overnight. aiming to retake one of the last isis strong holds in the country. they have been surrounding the city west of baghdad, for about a week, with air support from the u.s.-led coalition. aid groups say there are more than 50,000 civilians still in fallujah. iraq's president has urged them to stay in their homes or get out of the city. riley karlson, for london. >>> the u.s. has about 5,000 military personnel in iraq, most of them serving as military advisors right now. >>> well, before you solidify your holiday plans for today, you will want t

foundation, and he said that his group plans to help all families affe affected by t helped by the group ta was formed after the d.c. sniper killings. >> they show the terrible pictures and the family has to go through it, and in some cases we say, you don't want to be here, and we will come to get you and tell you when to come back in. >> that is why i referred to the viewing and the funeral as part of the journey that the family has to go through, because all three of the affected families will need the community's love and support for a long time. live in gaithersberg, jackie bensen, news4. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. prosecutors say a man who terrorized riders in a deadly stabbing is facing for mall charges. a grand jury has indicted jasper spires on murder and other charge, and prosecutors say that il july and then spires robbed an assaulted other riders on the train. >> less than 24 hours the go now until the high profile meeting for donald trump and the republican leaders and tensions that have been simmering for months appear to be boiling over until the polls and the primari

the ta koeny palmyra is in the process of that scheduled opening for 5:45 this morning. take the betsy ross bridge as your alternate for now. no delays there. the ben and walt are nice and clear. here's route 55 over in millville, new jersey, around route 49. no problems or delays it here. if you're headed north towards philadelphia or south down the shore, you'll be fine. >> jessica, thanks. >>> do you know a group that's making a difference in our area? it could be worth $50,000, meaning they can get $50,000. the wawa foundation is launching its first ever hero award for local nonprofits. one group will win a $50,000 grant. three others will win $10,000 each. the checks will be presented on the fourth of july during wawa welcome america, which you can watch live right here on nbc 10. the deadline to enter is this monday, may 30th. for more information, visit thewawafoundation.org. >>> nine minutes before 6:00. having fun, coming together, and helping out the kids. we'll tell you all about red nose day and what you can do -- and how you can do your part for a very good

you good morning, supervisors ann deputy director for policy and practice writing programming for the ta we have requests for $2 million we're having some technical difficulties getting up the slides they'll be up in a moment the first request is on the to for 200 and $10,000 for the treasure island management and this is for fiscal year for 2015-2016 and related improvements the two phases would be done our ban planning to be done by june of 2017 and the work b will support the project being open for start of operation in 2019 and the leverage fund from the treasure island authority as well. >> okay still working on the slides but to continue the next request is for the district 6 neighborhood improvement planning fund this is one thousand dollars request and also it is split between the sfmta and i'll go into the both of those requests the first portion is from mta and it is for community-based planning and fulsome and howard the vision zero are the busiest routes in san francisco this portion of the request about allow mta to gadget with the leadership and representatives from the som

and talk to people. >> being chicano, it means that we have multiple identities, and like we love the taurgers. and my brother here, he is just admitted to the u krshgs lshcla program. and the whole idea of the immigrant and taking away and not giving back, and we are saying, hey, we are paying your taxes and salary and creating music and building the bridges, and creating family, and that is is what we want to e see, and the america i want to see. you know, we don't have to be the same. >> no, no no, it is not about blending in altogether, unless you want to blend in all together. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i have two of those blended kids. >> and this is some music here, that are you ready to jive? >> and this is a donkey boom. >> and so you do this here, right here sh, and like this, d da, da and then your hand like this, da, da, da, and you do this here. ah, ah, ah. ah, ah ah! and now like this, ah, ah, and like this. that's it. that is it. ♪ [ singing ] ♪ >> hey! >> i felt every black person on tv right fou watching me and every latino watching me here saying don't mess up that rhythm,

and the senate just approved the homeland security bill which would add another billion dollars to the ta to help with these improvements. >> all right, our thanks to adrian there. unrest and chaos in perhaps as police clash with protester, strikers and demonstrators escalating over labor law reforms. oil refinery workers are striking and blockading oil imports. on thursday, nuclear power plant workers walked off the job. the unions also stopped the printing and delivery of newspapers, dozens of people have been detained, as well. >>> and france is sending a slip equipped with a special detection probe to help search for the black egyptair flight 804. on thursday, search teams say they detected an emergency signal from the flight. that could help them locate the wreckage. the plane heading to cairo from paris crashed in the mediterranean sea last quek killing all 66 people on board. cause is still un-in. >>> a new poll finds many americans are taking social security benefits as soon as they can even though it means a lower payout. four in ten americans who were 50 and over say they'll dip

are already scheduled or special meetings we can put on the calendars for the mta board as well as the ta board. tomorrow night at 6 p.m. the authority citizens advisory committee we will seek input on the new revenue measure. the last two is innovate v one. we have ideaed such as telephone town halls. they may be the most effective way to reach a lot of people in the short timeframe. at the plans and programs committee [inaudible] several of our colleagues in other counties seeking sales tax mesers have done this approach which involves getting phone calls and remindsers there would be electronic town hall where you dial in at dinner time and participate. it sounds boring and like who would do this, but the results have been amazing. people have gotten orders of magnitude increase for people participating for relatively low cost and people participating who normally don't. i got a call on one of these and was able to do it during dinner and while doing homework. last but not least in the short term and longer outreach we would engage in various strategy tooz reach out to communities of c

>> this is the bind ta hat we m be in. if the inflation ticks up, then they have no choice. and if the fed is in a hiking cycle, it is not good news for stocks, but good news for the main street, and if we can get the wage growth, that good for the economy in the long term. >> and remember when the fed hikes and then we got the terrible numbers out of china, and the volatility in in january and february, and they said that the fed made a mistake, and if the brexit vote is uncertain of the fed hikes in the june that people would look back and say the same thing? >> absolutely. and we only know from the data from there and many people will scream if they do that. >> and thank you for joining us, henry blodget from business insoo insider. >> when we come back, more on the missing airline r from pari to cairo. right now, the dow is down around 81. there's a place for vacationers who seek more than just a little time off. the ones who choose to go big or stay home. ♪ come with me now... where every amazing, despicable, wizarding adventure reveals moments that are truly epic. this

and we want to hang on to the great staff at the ta. with that, i will just, we will also, look forward to your guidance, this month and be back for the approval next week, and i want to thank the finance team for a job well done, thank you. >> thank you. miss chang and so this is the first kind of hearing on this and then we are also going to hear it next month as well. >> right. >> questions colleagues? >> all right. i did want to say that it is a pleasure to work with the staff of the ta. i feel totally informed and whenever, my office needs information, it is so timely, and i just really appreciate from the policy, to the operational to everything. but i appreciate the staff and then how strategic you are as well and so thank you for the presentation. >> thank you very much. >> i see no questions, let's open it up for public comment. anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> steeg none, public comment is closed. >> next item. >> item 6, introduction of new items? >> i see no comments from colleagues. let's open this up for

. >>> robert samuelson, a political columnist, bring the ta -- britain flirts with insanity. eu absorbs 44% of britain's exports. these might suffer because trade barriers now virtually nonexistent between the u.k. and other eu members would probably rise. he goes through a number of other pretty simplistic backed-by-numbers reasons why this would be a mistake for the u.k. itself to leave the eu. he also goes through some of the pros of the argument and concludes that they don't outweigh the negatives. >> he goes to the pros exactly and then dismisses them. if you're looking for an impartial, balanced article on which way this vote should go, this isn't it. a couple of holes in that, the 44% figure in terms of exports, a lot of ha that in fact goes t certain ports in holland and then on to other markets. that's something that both sides argue about. >> but i think terrorism, the fear about immigration that the anti-eu vote in britain, he didn't disprove that either. that has merit as well. >> all i'd say if people think this is a balanced perspective, it's not, it's a pro-euro

particular vehicle after the other cars here parked that could be part of the crime scene that's the ta reason why we have several of sv the areas here blocked off. >> police today away at least two cars an motorcycle. mot but exactly what happened is still unclear. was this a >> attempted carjacking or somec other crime. if investigators know they areti notga saying. its also unclear that sampsonhat lived in the complex or was just visitting. >> reporter: now at this point we've been unable to talk to any neighbors who might have heardea something very early this thi morning. this is private property. we were asked not to go on to the property. and because of that t we weren'e able to get into thely and knock on any doors to see if anyone may have heard on had or seeneen anything. e not giving g polic us any occasion if they noah maa have happened here, if this was some inned kind of incident that took place as mr. sampson came into the parking lot or some or other reason for this. as soon as we know something we'll pair it along many live in fairfax. paul wagner. >> "safetrack" plan t

at some point in the past few hours ta, the red planet was just over 47 million miles away and two weeksneed for a telescope. if you want to see it, look to the southeast about nightfall for the bright fire yellow object in the sky. matt damon nowhere near it right now. >>> and another incredible sight right here on planet earth. the rescue of a baby elephant caught in a storm drain in sri lanka. no one is sure how the pint sized pachyderm became snared. >> it happened in a port city where hundreds of wild elephants roam freely. port workers and animal rescue officials broke the drain open to free the little elephant there. the animal may have suffered a broken leg. very cute. >> very, very cute. coming up, living down centuries of a bad rap. >> what we're learning this morning about wolves that may make you look at these amazing creatures in a completely new light. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment ♪ >>> for centuries, the wolf has been trying to live down a bad rap. man

the other incident involved a burning piece of paper and the third rail causing smoke in the ta service to the through, orange and silver line was suspended between l'enfant plaza and the eastern market station. and metro e's gchl m decided to those stations so that work to the inside laterinsulators coul happen faster and more efficiently. so the station closed during rush hour, that of course caused long waits. the emergency repairs continued yesterday and overnight, everything has been completed. that work is done and things are back up and running now. of course this happened on the eve of metro's big announcement about long term repair plans. and i'll send it back to you for a little bit more on that. >> mccaegan mcgrath, thank you. the latest safety incidents comes as metro lays out its new plan today kad some trains could single track for as long as a month while two to three stations could be shut down entirely for weeks. metro general manager paul wiedefeld does not think large track sections will have to close, but it does involve a huge amount of work. the announcement will b

. >> reporter: the ta >>> right now, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is in a room with conservatives facingccusations that the sites trending stories are biassed. facebook came under fire after a former employee said it deliberately ignores conservative news stories in its trending topic feature, something the company denies. >>> a virginia family is making national headlines tonight for a tongue in cheek commentary on the race for the white house. that commentary came in the form of their mother's obituary. her name is mary ann nolan and it begins like this. faced with the prospect of voting for donald trump or hillary clinton, mary ann nolan decided to pass into the eternal love of god. they hoped it would capture the mother was. >>> forget about the wizards, the capitals, the redskins, and the nationals for a moment. today, the warriors, well, they're on the verge of making a little history. it may be hard to believe, but ashley barber still gets butterflies before softball games. >> i think it is a good nervous. i think they all feel it too. >> reporter: 99 consecutive wins, four state

nas the white house has stressedites president obama will note apolesidogize for the attacks ta forced the surrender of imperial japan and ended the second world war. the visit is to strengthen an important ally but survivors say obama visit does not go g far enough and will be meaningless if the presidenthe does not take more aggressivegge steps to rid the world ofld nuclear weapons. weans others are counting on obama to soothe old wounds.. getting rid of nuclear warfare w has been a signature of signatu president obama. he says progress is beings b made. wisdom. wi >> now metro officials hopinglsn to keep people moving thising memorial day weekend despite closing the entire orange line.ne >> this comes just hours afterss a shut down caused by yety another fire at the mcpherson mp square station. melanie alnwick joins us withal the very latest on this mess.on good t morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning,ep guys, yeahor, another smokenoer scare at mcpherson squareq about 10:30 last night when nigt d.c. fire and ems respondedes for a report of smoke. ske turns out it was just a jus tr

sho we can also tell you that the ta business will remain closed cloe for the next several days.er d they hope to have it backtac opened in time for mother's day but it's looking more like m monday or tuesday. tuesday back to you in the studio.dio. >> that's a wild story, annie.ne thank you very much.ve >>> it is 6:10 right now. now an update coming up next on an raging wildfire burning north nr of the border. >> whole town evacuated. tn evaa >>> plus why an army captain caa is suing the president. it has to do with the fighto against isis overseas. we are back in just 30 seconds. don't go anywhere. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! us plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. >> ♪ >> a state of emergency continues in alberta, canadata where crews frantically fight a wildfire that's being fue alen by very strongbe winds. >>> the blaze has already destroyed 1600 homes, manyan other buildings in the city ofyo fort mcmu

what's being done today to try to stop it and the cia releasing information about the raid ta killed osama bin laden coming on the fifth anniversary of the mission but the way they're doing it raising some eyebrows. ==terry topvo== investigators in washington d-c -- are piecing through the rubble -- trying to figure out what caused a freight train to >> investigators in washington, d.c. are piecing -- going through the rubble trying to figure out what caused a freight train to derail this morning. 14 cars derailed near a metro stop. one car leaked hazard material. the leak's been stopped but they're not sure how much spilled. only two people on board the train, conductor and engineer. neither were hurt. the train was travel interesting maryland to north carolina. >>> five years ago today it, seal team 6 stormed a compound in pakistan and killed the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. bin laden considered the master mind of the 9/11 attacks had been on the run for nearly a decade. the cia live tweet ood the timeline of events as if they were happening today in realtime. at 1

we like to say but we do have another yellow weather alert today and things will improve for the weekend. taer showers to the west, 81, parts of 66, 95 through virginia and eastern shore headed to southern maryland take a look at the futurecast by mid morning a lot of the heavy rain is pushing through so the heaviest rain will be late morning, early afternoon. once we head through the evening hours things will begin to let up and become spotty but count on steady rain for much of the day after it works its way in by mid morning highs into the 50s we'll talk about the weekend coming up. larry? >>> u.s. park police tell us that lane closure out in prince georges county along the north bound side of the bw parkway between 197 and 198 could last until the morning rush and of course we'll keep a close eye on that but good news is that the pursuit is over and we'll get more information to you once we learn more. meantime i want you to watch out for road construction going on on a bridge on to the north bound side of route 28 between 267 and old ox road this has an impact on the morning rush as wel

are already scheduled or special meetings we can put on the calendars for the mta board as well as the ta board. tomorrow night at 6 p.m. the authority citizens advisory committee we will seek input on the new revenue measure. the last two is innovate v one. we have ideaed such as telephone town halls. they may be the most effective way to reach a lot of people in the short timeframe. at the plans and programs committee [inaudible] several of our colleagues in other counties seeking sales tax mesers have done this approach which involves getting phone calls and remindsers there would be electronic town hall where you dial in at dinner time and participate. it sounds boring and like who would do this, but the results have been amazing. people have gotten orders of magnitude increase for people participating for relatively low cost and people participating who normally don't. i got a call on one of these and was able to do it during dinner and while doing homework. last but not least in the short term and longer outreach we would engage in various strategy tooz reach out to communities of c

and the reason why is there is an unbridgeable division between the obama administration and the ta states that want to take issue with guidance like that. the obama administration is saying that gender identity is innate. one's internal sense is innate and should be a protected category just like skin color. the lieutenant governor of texas appeared the governor of north carolina and officials in illinois and other states more and more are saying, no, it is a choice. they don't like these sorts of guidances for two reasons. one, they don't think the obama administration should be able to define what sex means and they also don't believe that gender identity, one's internal sense of whether they're a boy or girl, is something you are born with so you have arguments like the one you saw today. and there are these scary seeming lines such as the lieutenant governor saying we don't want to force girls to shower with boys. parents are not going to send their 14-year-old daughters into the shower -- >> are there examples of this happening right now? >> there are absolutely not and that's just t

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and this is the truth. ta-da. >> i like the subtitle. this is the klan and this is the truth.jingle that popped in right there, that would be amazing. >> all right. enough of the showbiz. what do they have to say about my friends on the harrison task force on race relations? >> what they're trying to do is forcibly diversify our community. and we don't think and a lot of people in the harrison community don't think that making harrison more like west africa is an improvement. >> wouldn't harrison have to go pretty far to be like west africa? >> we want business owners in harrison to understand that they don't have to feel pressure of being bullied by the task force. >> and how do you mean bullied, just to be clear? >> for instance, somebody put a sign up on the highway in harrison, anti-racist is a code word for anti-white. we still to this day, we don't know who put the sign up. >> but can we all just agree that it seems unfriendly? >> i don't see it that way. >> you don't see it that way? >> no. >> would you be sign if the sign came down? >> absolutely not. the sign has been

kin ta. >> i am london born second generations jamaican and one of thelaying cun ta kint ta was where his strength came from in knowing where he was from and holding on to that. >> reporter: jonathan rhys meyers plays the brutal slave owner tom lee who fathers a child with one of the slaves. >> these guys were the part that made you proud. i was the part that made you angry. >> your part pissed me off. >> what the hell do you know about children? may i ask what you did to prepare yourself to play such a dark character. >> i accepted from the moment i got there i would be the villain and i had to be as bruleal as i could possibly be. otherwise i would be dishonest and disrespectful to the material. >> there's a moment in your performance that was particularly difficult. >> i think definitely for me, the hardest day with its own respect was the whipping scene because of the original and it just being so iconic. >> what do you want people to take from this. >> one of my prayers for this is this would bring about a sense of healing and clarity. >> reporter:

the heat will be heeasier to ta the next few days because the humidity will be low. pennsylvania suburbs, some places in the 70s, some in the 80s. spurryville at 80 degrees, exton at 81, st. david's 83, chester heights 84, so some places are indeed well into the 80s. north wells 81 degrees, gladwin 80 degrees, new hope 83 degrees. now, one of the problems as you get this heat built up in the summertime, and not a whole lot of wind, is you have problems with air quality. we have an air quality alert for the entire area today, probably again tomorrow. and the issue is ozone. ozone near the ground. sunshine interacts with the pollution in the air and creates ozone. ozone on the ground is bad, ozone way up in the atmosphere is good. that helps protect us. but it's unhealthy for elderly, children and people with asthma, so today is a code orange. if it's a red, then everybody with those conditions should really stay indoors. when it's code orange like today, you want to limit your outdoor activities, especially in the peak heating times. as we go through the afternoon, te

failure to warn customers about the risks of its ta lcs products. >>> the star could have life, water part in the solar system, size and temperature, and located about 40 light-years away. >>> dwayne "the rock" johnson waking you up in the morning. his new alarm clock called rock clock, 25 alarm tones. >> i could do that. >> motivational videos could be sent to your phone. one thing missing, a snooze button, he doesn't allow it. >>> barbie launched a new doll. part of the sheros collection, costume inspired in fire bird, first african-american principal dancer. >>> michelle obama and dr. jill biden appeared on "the voice", called joining forces. education, wellness of service members and their families. >> joining forces gives all americans the opportunity to show their support for those who serve and sacrifice so much for our country. >> ten drivers competed in an annual stunt car contest in the english village yesterday, and participants attempted to launch their vehicles over eight cars and landed on the other side. many cars landed on top of the -- >> not a chance. >> stewart paym

noting how she fell off of the campaign stage in indiana yesterday, and donald trump saying at a rally earlier that even he would have helped carly fiorina get back up on ta the stage, and ted cruz didn't, and heidi cruz did try to have a l help, and it sews you that the cruz campaign is having a few missteps here in the final hour sh, and donald trump is trying to exploit all of them, and this is feeling very confident. >> and ted cruz had multiple events in indiana as he was trying to stop trump, but in at a restaurant, he encountered some trump psupporters. >> and it is kasich to drop out, and now take your own word, it is time to drop out. >> you will find out tomorrow, indiana don't want you. >> well, sir, you are entitled to your opinions -- >> sir, america is a better country -- >> without you. >> thank you for the kind sentiments that i have to point out that i have e treated you respectfully the entire time. >> and dana bash is there in thinking at this time? ted cruz- >> well, he is clearly in debating mode and not just with the protester, but when i spoke to him earlier today, he was in the kind of the back and forth verbal rally sort of mental

amtrak estimates it needs an additional $20 billion to restore its existing infrastructure in the northeast ta safely maintain its current service levels. 200 feet under washington, d.c., tye city's troubled metro system is leaking. decades of temporary fixes has left the nation's second-largest metro system falling apart. ulw general manager paul wiedefeld. is what you're going through a harbinger of things to come for infrastructure across the country? >> i would think so. what we're going through, we're at the point where we no longer can sort of keep pushing this down to the future and pretending it's not there. >> reporter: the estimated cost to fix all of the u.s. infrastructure needs? about $1 trillion over the next decade. jane, if those fixes don't happen, experts say expect traffic to get worse, the roads a get deadlier, and for it to r ke longer to get goods to market. ll pauley: all right, kris van cleave, thank you. od hiroshima, japan, today, a esident obama said the memory of the first atomic bomb attack must never fade, and he called on the world's nuclear powers to have the co

and today could be the third by the way, and it is also the first time ta we are staring at the possibility of two back-to-back down weeks for the s&p since january, and so people are looking at the tidal wave of volatility hitting on one day, and extrapolating out further than they need to, and it is not a good bet this spring, and so i don't know why all of the sudden we want to say it is. >> sorry, i'm not making a call on the s&p and saying to take the money that we have allocated to it, and the trash, and the energy names that have recovered and the material names, and go buy something else. i bought facebook -- >> and you mean the chesapeake -- >> and hold on. is it the trash, because exxonmobil and chevron both be. microsoft was not a good report, and neither was apple, and so what is the trash here? the companies in a challenged industry with low expectations. >> no he is talking about the freeports up 200%, and the -- >> no, i will talk about the gas companies and the peabody coals that traded up 20% after a day of saying they were in bankruptcy. so i said that market does not make

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are already scheduled or special meetings we can put on the calendars for the mta board as well as the tard. tomorrow night at 6 p.m. the authority citizens advisory committee we will seek input on the new revenue measure. the last two is innovate v one. we have ideaed such as telephone town halls. they may be the most effective way to reach a lot of people in the short timeframe. at the plans and programs committee [inaudible] several of our colleagues in other counties seeking sales tax mesers have done this approach which involves getting phone calls and remindsers there would be electronic town hall where you dial in at dinner time and participate. it sounds boring and like who would do this, but the results have been amazing. people have gotten orders of magnitude increase for people participating for relatively low cost and people participating who normally . i got a call on one of these and was able to do it during dinner and while doing homework. last but not least in the short term and longer outreach we would engage in various strategy tooz reach out to communities of concern wi