. >> it has been offering smaller raises and expecting thome pay more for benefits. and it would wipe out the raise. it drags out further and the 2000 operators. >> we're live from oakland. >> thank you. >>> and a strike has been averted. and the governor stepped into the dispute before the deadline. he ordered a formal investigation trains will run with no threat of strike or walk out. >>> and riders are reacting to the news. we have more from walnut creek and what they are saying about the announcement. we would have seen a long line. >> this was an early place the last strike and people trying to get on the buses. the first one took off some time ago. there is a sense of relief. they came here to get on the train and heading to the city. a lot of people seemed to have got the news. it was called off. no one showed up and they were uncertain about what would happen or get where they had to go using some other form of transportation. ferries would be running. there would be a lot of car pooling and rely and with running this morning. and it would be easier to get in

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the reason why, they're evil which is a bit hypocritical because many of thome who write and star inionaires themselves and if they would cast themselves in the film they would be the villain simply because of their bank account. >> even a lost the kids movies, when you see any of the "despicable me" flicks, the bank roller bankrolling, he's always the bad character. you go, all right. here we go again. i never see in any of these offering a favorable portrayal of a business type nor bank or even remotely drawn that way. i always say, geez, it wouldn't kill them to show one who wasn't. maybe in the despicable series the despicable guy in the end isn't so despicable and maybe that says something but the characters and parodies continue. >> wealth is considered to be evil which is very un-american. if you look at american millionaires, 86% of them are self-made. they didn't get it through inheritance. they got the money because of hard work and motivation and talent. these are things we should be applauding. these are great things. we shouldn't be turning them into villains. if you loo

more than a dozen women have come forward saying he made sexual advances toward thome.e says it was not sexual harassment. >>> new york mayoral hopeful anthony weiner is down playing the grandpa moment. he called someone a grandpa at a forum sponsored by the aarp. they came face-to-face after he put his hand on mcdonald's chest. he says he's been called worse. tough have thick skin if you want to be a politician. mcdonald is calling him a pun who can doesn't respect women or seniors. aarp says the comments were unfortunate. >> the glass is half full for anthony weiner. no matter what you call him, he's been called worse. >>> a daring swim. 22 miles wile pulling a ton of bricks. >> why? why? >> makes perfect sense, doesn't it? we'll tell you why it happened, coming up next. gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in a

you ask us if you want to really achieve peace why they're wishing to release thome. those people should be in jail and die in jail. >> it's clear by statements that he's made he's no fan of israel. what is your take on his leadership? >> it doesn't matter who's in charge. they're the ones making the call. they're very direct. they're continue to build u.s. reactors. i think every day that passes we know what ee happens in iran. that's why i think we should ignore that and what's happening in the reactors today. >> action is always the most important one. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> a fiery deadly crash on a texas highway. with ee going to show you what happened. >>> coming up rmgs advice from one expert how mitt romney and women can protect their credit scores. how mu protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping test. test. be right back. so today, i'm

let's take a deeper dig in citing the profile and organizations thome let's start with the profile. i am struck by the differences in what groups are applying and denying so what are the obstacles that are keeping people in different communities from fully accessing daca? >> i will take a stab at it. i think what i am hearing and reading from other people is there are a couple key things. one is a lot of people don't realize they qualify for daca even though the criteria, we often find them, people don't necessarily take that in and think they're going to do that. that is one thing. other people especially if they are young men not realize they are undocumented and some parents, once they start going through these moments like applying for things like a driver's license, they understand that so that is another thing. accost of applying is $465 and if you are young, not working or working in low-wage job and your parents are too, may take awhile to scrape together the money to apply so i think that is another thing and the final thing which may be the biggest is people don't feel lik