domestic terrorism may not be as visible as international terrorism, but also a threat to us just as timothy mcveigh in oklahoma city and others. what is the threat posed by domestic terrorism? how would you, just generally. not this particular case, but generally how do you see the threat of domestic terrorism?

timothy mentioned it briefly, and it is really the transportation basic share for san francisco,. we can use it to advocate for federal and state funding at a regional level. one of the key focus areas will be to contribute to a healthy environment. and we look forward to evaluating the strategy as part of it to understand the benefits and the trade-off of bundling strategies together. and the broader context of the transportation goals and needs. we look forward to continuing to collaborate with the department of the environment period quote thank you very much. >> we have seen a number of communications about this. yesterday, i spoke to clark. i invited her to be here, but she was not able to do that. we're very appreciative of this effort. we have support messages from the president. the national transportation association and many others. i suggested that there be a public memorial. is very touching and very moving, this kind of an event. it will be sometime in the next coming months. if this is at all possible, we can dedicate this to concern and be in conjunction with that.

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. >> reporter: he points to timothy mcveigh. the federal court system took five years before he was executed and he said we would save money by adopting the same system in california. >> we focus on guilt and not on technicalities. >> i wait. >> reporter: it has been 18 years since poly-has been kidnapped and murder and her father has no doubt what her killer deserves. >> i want him to be executed. >> reporter: he doesn't trust the system to keep them behind bars without parole. >> the first step to giving them a possibility of getting back on the street is to do away with the death penalty. >> reporter: it's an emotional issue and most californians support the dependent according to opinion polls. but the hanging judge of orange county says it is time for californians to decide between their emotions and their wallets. >> you could balance the criminal budget in the state of california if you eliminate the death penalty. >> reporter: allen martin, cbs 5. >>> the atlanta braves pitching coach accused of making sexual gestures in

[applause] >> now we will have the medal of valor presentation for sgt timothy paine, sergeant james o'malley, sgt gregory kane, officer william eleiff, and officer steven stearns. [applause] >> on may 5, 2004, a round in o'clock p.m., there was an attempted kidnapping of strangers of a woman and her son. the suspect proceeded in a chevy trailblazer and used a large caliber gun and fled westbound on any street. the suspect's description was broadcast five minutes later at 8:05. two minutes after that, officer eleiff saw the suspect vehicle and paged and began following it. as he broadcast, holding a court microphone, his location, the vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed. opposite the live activated his lights and sirens and pursue the vehicle. the suspect drove west on haight and then northwest on the visitor. the suspect drove northbound in the southbound lanes of the visitor. of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of t

the next big budget battle is expected to be about raising the debt limit but treasure secretary timothy geithner says both sides are actually in agreement. >> leigh: we have had a nice weekend, but changes are coming weather-wise. thickening cloud tonight and y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y

i am really pleased to have been working with timothy, peter, marty, and our partners. they spent the last 12 months researching, they have done dozens of phone calls and looked at all plans from across the globe. have consulted experts and partners. i am really pleased to be here to support their work today because i think they have already demonstrated the commitment of both well and intelligence that i think we're going to need to see these things happen. >> i will actually walk through the strategy myself. in response, we had a couple of key areas. wanting to develop the climate action plan that the agency produces. there are three other elements that really speak to the transportation system as a whole.

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timothy keller, senior pastor at redeemer church in new york city. redeemer is not far from where the twin towers fell on 9/11. tim, i went back and listened to your sermon the sunday following 9/11. i can't imagine a more difficult challenge than preaching that day. >> i preached on john chapter 11. where jesus raises lazareths from the dead. it is a time of great grief, he has 2 sisters, mary and martha. when martha comes out, she says lord, if you had been here, he would never have died. jesus says i am the resurrection and life. he who comes through the father -- he gives her truth, a teaching. then mary says the very same thing. says lord, if you had been here, my brother wouldn't have died. all jesus did was weep. didn't say anything to mary. just wept. what i was trying to get across there, there is no single pathway through suffering and tragedy , that you need truth, sympathy, and love. you don't necessarily, every person is different. you don't necessarily need them in the same order, at the same time. and there is no one way to get through

meantime, timothy geithner went on the financial channels to reassure investors that our credit rate will not fall as predicted. meantime, the housing market got a slight boost today. builders broke ground on the most new homes in six months. they say home construction rose more than 7%, however, the building pace a far below what economists consider healthy. new homes can splurge job growth and each new home creates the equivalent of three jobs a year and generates $90,000 in taxes. >> we are following developing news in houston. three students were hurt after a kindergartener brought a loaded gun to his elementary school. police say the gun accidentally fell out of his pocket during the lunch period. the child and two of his classmates were injured. school officials say they were hurt by fragments after one bullet fired. one of the injuries ra appears to be serious. investigators are trying to figure out how the young child got the weapon. >> a little more than an hour from now, president obama is holding a discussion on immigration reform at the white house. former governor swarze

my name is timothy, and i am a union member and also is in francisco native. i urge you to go forward with this project. this is the way we can do this. thank you. >> ok, my name is -- and i am a carpenter. we are attached to our trades. upgrade trainings. we go -- training. thank you. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is mary, and i am here to be speaking on behalf of the san francisco planning and urban research foundation, spur. we gave them our doors and back in july. i believe you have a copy of delwyn porcelain letter. if not, i will give you a copy. -- a copy of our endorsement letter. what we said is we believe the increased density, the very visible commitment to public transit, and the recognition for the neighborhood serving retail and professional services, not to mention the extensive environmental design components of this project, they are all very much in line, in our commitment to the urban smart growth design. we urge you to deny the repeal and certified the eir. thank you. >> good evening. my name is carol, and i live in a garden apartme

today, timothy geithner talked about the risks of not raiding the debt ceiling. >> we would tip the u.s. economy and the world economy back into recession and depression. it would make the last crisis look like a modest crisis. >> alan: he said house republicans have assured the president they will vote to raise the debt limit. >>> up next, the tax filing deadline is just a day away. how much we're saving with tax deductions. and there is a chance of rain in the forecast. leigh glaser will tell you about that. >> mike: the giants and a's going in different directions. the d-men lose a heartbreaking in arizona, and trevor cahill >> alan: as the tax filing deadline nears, half of americans pay no income taxes at all because there are so many tax breaks that in 2010, 45% of u.s. house hold were able to restitution their tax liability to zero. an independent watchdog group that's the tax code gives americans $1 trillion a year in credits, deductions and exemptions. among the biggest tax breaks, the home mortgage interest deduction which saves americans $77 billion. next is the $1,000 per ch

timothy mc veigh, the bomber, was atwitted and executed -- acquitted and executed. >>> highly radioactive from the basement in one of the fukushima plant buildings is now being bum -- being pumped into a cooling center. this will help knock out some of that from the earthquake. >>> president obama has declared a disaster in california to help people recover from financial losses following last month's tsunami that was caused by the giant earthquake in japan. the damage estimate is at $48 million, mostly in the santa cruz and crescent city harbors. a federal disaster declaration allows state and local officials to ask for federal funds to help with the repairs. california emergency management says it will save the state about $25 million. >>> there is more trouble in the tower. an air traffic controller who was supposed to be watching the skies has been suspended for watching a movie. the faa says the problem was discovered when more than three minutes of a movie's soundtrack was transmit over an open microphone at the cleveland control tower. the controller's manager is also suspended. th

meantime, timothy geithner went on the financial channels to reassure investors that our credit rate will not fall as predicted. meantime, the housing market got a slight boost today. builders broke ground on the most new homes in six months. they say home construction rose more than 7%, however, the building pace a far below what economists consider healthy. new homes can splurge job growth and each new home creates the equivalent of three jobs a year and generates $90,000 in taxes. >> we are following developing news in houston. three students were hurt after a kindergartener brought a loaded gun to his elementary school. police say the gun accidentally fell out of his pocket during the lunch period. the child and two of his classmates were injured. school officials say they were hurt by fragments after one bullet fired. one of the injuries ra appears to be serious. investigators are trying to figure out how the young child got the weapon. >> a little more than an hour from now, president obama is holding a discussion on immigration reform at the white house. former governor swarze

. >>> turns out treasury secretary timothy geithner hit the beach during president obama's bay area visit. a surf instructor says he didn't realize he was teaching a vip until he caught sight of secret service officers keeping watch of the beach. >> those guys in suits on the beach, you have to watch out for them. >> with ear pieces in their ears. >>> and the sharks, how are they doing tonight? >> they've had very impressive wins in the past few days. they work out today to get ready on what they hope will be a close out. right now they have a 3-1 lead in their series against the kings and looking to give them the kiss of death down in the tank in san jose and move on to round two. >> we had the opportunity to win that fourth game you have to take an advantage of it. we don't want to get on a plane and go there and fight for another 60 minutes. you want to get the time you can, get the extra rest. >> we have to be hard. we have to be ready to go. they are playing for their lives. you know they're going to come out strong. definitely in the past two games and we expect them to come harder.

. >> timothy janz: there's about two million printed books. >> safer: two million printed books.e the library, the past surrounded us again, as we were shown the magnificent building and its riches. >> janz: this is the urbino bible. >> safer: for instance, this spectacular bible, commissioned in 1476 by the duke of urbino... >> janz: ...who wanted to have a very fancy bible. >> safer: there you go. >> janz: and this is what he got. >> safer: library curator timothy janz tells us the bible took years to make by hand, letter by letter, picture by picture. >> janz: decorated with real gold. >> safer: it's just one of the library's 80,000 handwritten manuscripts from the ages before the printing press. add to that those two million or so printed books, christian and pagan, sacred and profane, in virtually every language known to man. there are thousands of prints and drawings, windows on the past. and a huge collection of ancient coins-- this was the money of palestine 2,000 years ago-- including the kind of silver coins judas was said to have been paid to betray christ. here is a m

republican timothy murphy and democrat anthony wiener. a couple of life of chance to tell you about on c-span to. first, a joint subcommittee hearing of the house natural resources committee hears from customs and border patrol agents. toa couple of live events tell you about on c-span-2. the brookings institution and the endowment for democracy host discussion on emerging democracies and human rights. you will hear from the special assistant to the president who is the senior director on the office of human rights. this weekend, in the politically incorrect guide to socialism, the national review's kevin williamson defines how it works in the u.s. today. carl peterson recounts the lives of african american elites living in 19th century new york city. then, a look at former first ladies barbara bush, jacqueline kennedy, and eleanor roosevelt. you can sign up for an alert on our website. >> the house and senate have passed a bill funding the government for the rest of this fiscal year. the agreement worked out among president obama, house

. >> he points to timothy mcveigh. the federal court system took just six years to try, convict, and hear appeals before mcveigh was executed. and we would save money by adopting the same system in california. >> so we focus on guilt and not on procedural issues and not on technicalities. >> i would wait. there's nothing i can do. >> it's been 18 years since poly was kidnapped and murdered and his father has no doubt what justice deserves. >> he doesn't trust the system to keep killers behind bars for life without patrol. >> these are individuals we never want to see on the streets again. the first step towards giving them a possibility of getting back on to the street is to do away with the death penalty. >> it's an emotional issue and most californians still support the death penalty according to opinion polls. but the hanging judge of orange county says it's time for californians to decide between their emotions and their wallets. >> you could balance the criminal budget in the state of california if you eliminate t

timothy dalton should be replaced. and last but not least had a meeting over at the m.t.a. involving deputy chief murphy. there needs to be a timely manner that the taxi drivers and dispatchers get the information that a violent crime has occurred so they can look at the suspect ordeal with the issue. unfortunately the way it's being done now is a little difficult and i'm hoping under chief you can look at how taxi enforcement is being done and bring it back the way it was before. thank you and good luck to you. >> next speaker. we are waiting for you clyde. you are next. >> hello, good evening. i worked on police issues throughout the 1990's. knew a lot of police chiefs and i want to say something to what a police chief told me. you might recognize his name, tony boza. he was a cop in new york and police chief in minneapolis. he said one thing. either have to represent the people or you have to make a choice and represent the police union. you have to make a choice. i hope you make the right one. >> good evening, clyde. >> good evening. we spoke before, i think, chief suhr

. >>> treasury secretary timothy geithner said today republicans have agreed to go along with raising the national debt ceiling. geithner spoke to david gregory on nbc's "meet the press." >> let me tell you how we're going to do this. congress is going to have to raise the debt limit. just think of it this way. if you allow people to start to doubt whether the united states of america will meet its obligations, that would be catastrophic. you can't take that risk. >> it's expected the debt ceiling will be raised next month unless congress takes action. >>> by the way, if you haven't filed your taxes yet, you have a little extra time this year. instead of the usual deadline of april 15th, the government is giving you right up until the 18th to file. that's midnight tomorrow night. >>> today is palm sunday. the beginning of holy week for the world's christians. tens of thousands gathered in st. peter's square in rome this morning. pope benedict led them in celebration of palm sunday mass, recalling a triumphal entry of jesus into jerusalem. >>> up next, the raiders who first struck back

to pull the aircraft out of the spin otherwise they would have cut down on the thrust according to timothy cause if we got in in syria and became aware of the slowdown they tried to restart the engine. almost. you could under normal conditions i mean this engine can be restarted and thought it. regressively. the situation during a good god wrings last flight good it was such that the pilot was short of altitude on time and they couldn't react because they had no time for that. in the mid one nine hundred sixty s. good got in it indicated his desire to get back in the cockpit but piloting turbojets was too much of a risk because such airplanes had not been properly tested these were new models the country's leadership didn't like the idea of putting the life of the first cars are not in jeopardy for a long time good god was denied a chance to pilot planes instead he was offered executive jobs he was appointed to the post of deputy head of cars not training center. still he attended classes at an air force academy and wrote a book. i first met him at a publishing have years ago frankly i had

timothy mcsay was convicted of carrying out that bombing. he was executed in 2001. >>> the judge in the chauncey bailey murder trial is expected to decide today on whether the jury should see a secretly recorded police video. now the judge and lawyers saw that tape yesterday. it shows one of the defendants describing the killing then laughing about it. prosecutors and defense attorneys are arguing about how much of that tape should be shown. if the judge decides to allow it, the jury could see as much as 90 minutes of that tape tomorrow. >>> a $75,000 reward now being offered for information about holly bobo. the 20-year-old nursing student from tennessee was last seen wednesday by her brother. he says he saw a large man wearing camouflage lead holly into the woods outside her house. so far local, state and federal authorities have all followed up on more than 250 leads. >> we're going to run every lead to the very end. if it pans out something credible, we'll go with that. if it's not, we'll obviously dismiss it. >> the only evidence so far

to prepare so much for those television peerningses talking about the legal aspects whether it was timothy mcveigh or o.j. simpson. what i admired so much about jay, because he was an incredibly kind person, but i also -- dan abrams who is a lawyer. dan and a friend of mine and when jay died, dan wrote me a note saying he was such an original thinker. so many people often got on and regurgitated what had been on the wires. jay was a very -- had a very, very criff and original mind. so -- creative and original mind. he was a lot of things. any specific advice, you know, actually, i would have to tell you one thing. when he was so sick, he said to me, you know, nothing really matters except your friends and your family or your family and your friends in that order. i think what he was saying to me is, you know, it is fine to be on this hamster wheel, you know running and running, trying to, you know, grab the brass ring or whatever you define as success, but your relationships, that's really all that matters when it is all said and done. tavis: yeah. a lot of this advice. i know the story we

. >>> treasury secretary timothy geithner said today there has been a private break-through in the latest fight over washington spending. he says republicans have assured president obama privately that they will raise the nation's debt limit because doing otherwise is not an option. >> they told the president that on wednesday in the white house. i sat there with them and they said we recognize we have to do this and we're not going to play around with it, because we know the risk would be catastrophic. >> but publicly republicans say there is no deal unless democrats are willing to cut more spending. if republicans and democrats don't agree to raise the government's credit line in roughly a month, the united states would be unable to pay its creditors. >>> the u.s. supreme court plans to take on the issue of climate change this week. justices are due to hear arguments on tuesday on whether states or groups such as the audubon society, can sue large electric companies and force power plants to cut their emissions. both the obama administration and environmental activists agree that climat

authorities say they have found the body of 58-year-old timothy. a family hiking near the river found his remains in the river bed on monday. he was reported missing two weeks ago by the staff of a care facility in felton. he suffered from mental disabilities. an autopsy is going to be performed later this week. >>> there is a search underway in concord for two men accused of robbing a store at gunpoint. the robbery happened at 5:30 yesterday afternoon in the 1800 block of monument boulevard. police say the two men walked into the store, pointed their guns at an employee and then left with an unknown amount of cash. there are only vague descriptions of the men. police say they are both african-american and six feet tall. one had severe acne. both had on black hoodies and a white shirt. >>> we're now hearing from richmond's police chief after two officers were placed on paid leave for buying handguns for local teens. the chief called the allegations troubling and says they need to investigate policeman conduct that is pivotal to ensure public trust.

timothy mc veigh, the bomber, was put away, executed. again, this is the anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. >>> in other news, a santa cruz company is being investigated this morning accused of violating animal welfare. they sell antibodies to researchers. the company is being investigated by the u.s. agricultural department after sickened goats were found. the company has faced some problems in the past. back in 2005, the usda fined the company $4600 for violating sanitation rules. >>> it is 7:04. oakland police are investigating two separate shooting overnight. in one of those shooting, a -- shootings, one of them died. tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: this morning police are investigating the incident because two people dropped off a dying woman at a hospital. police are not sure if these men knew the woman, if they were involved in the shooting or simply good samaritans. around 10:00 last night, they brought the victim bleeding from gunshot wounds to summit medical center. the staff performed cpr but they were una