trent and me... well, there is no trent and me. oh. ( clears throat ) right, i see.rent needs more space. right. but angela says that's just code for seeing somebody else. ( crying ) yes, i--i know, veronica. i'm sure that roger is being a complete git, which--which makes more-- yes, and i will do what you want me to do. it's just that if you keep ringing up every half an hour to see whether i've done it yet, it's going to be a bit slower. do you-- do you get what i mean? excuse me a minute, veronica. what are you after? brandy. angela's crying. trent's ditched her. told you! sue, your sister is crying. oh, yeah, right. sorry. i really thought he was the one. ( sniffles ) has granddad died? no, darling, granddad's fine. it's just something not very nice happened to auntie angela, and she's being a bit silly, that's all. ( sniffles ) oh. do you want to stay and eat with us, ange? angela: and you know, if i'm honest, we'd been struggling for a while. yeah, there were quite a few issues, weren't there, auntie? and trent and i are a both a bit-- a bit volatile, so it was

effectively, as far as they washington connection, passed into the hands of trent lott who happen to be dick scruggs's brother-in-law. so follow me so far. it gets thicker and more interesting and more intriguing, at least to me. there were several breakthroughs that i had in the course of my reporting. i consider myself a sickly and old reporter. i've been reporting all of my career. i teach reporting and writing now at old miss. the first real breakthrough for me was that dick scruggs finally began to talk to me and he talked to me extensively before he went to prison. he has continued to correspond with me. we have talked on the phone a few times. i have visited him in confinement. dick was not at first willing to talk to me. we were friends. we are friends. the whole thing was awkward and after he pleaded guilty, he was sentenced. it suddenly became apparent to me that he was willing to talk because one day he went to lunch with his son, zach, and me. sackett already been talking to me, just pouring out stuff because sackett pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. zach was very adaman

trent? how does traffic look? >> traffic is heavy in the area. but it whenever we have lanes closed it is usually not a concern. it gives the time to reach a destination. >> 8 trend, we're looking at the tribune back. it is affecting traffic on the 580 now. the 880. how extensive is this? >> it is serious in the nature. definitely at hazard for the public. especially those who ride motorcycles. you definitely want to allow yourself extra time to get home or reach your destination. maybe consider putting in some extra hours at work because traffic is very heavy on both freeways and we do not anticipate this being open until approximately 7:00 p.m.. >> it sounds like it could take longer, is that a possibility?. >> the timeframe i'm giving them is pretty awesome it does stick. --optimistic. our partners do a good job of dealing with these situations. the last thing we want to do is not compromised the traffic safety. will not open delays until it is restored to normal. >> tried, let me clarify. the two southbound right hand planes average rating at

with nominees like randy newman in his 20th nomination for "toy story 3," and an unlikely award for trent reznor of 9 inch nails, who scored "the social network." >> you don't think i deserve your attention? >> i think if your clients want to sit on my shoulders and call themselves paul, they are welcome to try, but i do not enjoy listening to people like. you have part of my attention, the minimum. the rest of my attention is back at facebook, where my colleagues are doing things nobody in this room are creatively capable of doing. does that answer your condescending question? tavis: rock stars composing original film scores. there was a time when this was not the coolest thing to do in hollywood, and now you are cranking these things out. >> it seems to be the case. tavis: how did you get pulled index >? >> i decided to take time off of my day job and get out of the grind of touring and get back to what drove me to make music in the first place. out of the blue, i got a call from david fincher, who i have known from various things over the years. he asked me if i was interested in scori

martine coverage continues work in a talk to trent costs about the road conditions.ning. >> darya: how has it been out there? what you do when you hit hail? >> caller: what is most important is reduce your speeds. that is really going to determine the outcome on weather not you make it your destination safely. when there roadways are wet, you will not stop as quickly or turn the same. you need to really reduce your speeds. >> darya: most of the accidents are so low spinels, a chain reaction? >> caller: we have seen a combination. but really a lot of solo spin out. 65 mi. per hour is not always a safe speed. especially when certain areas may have inched past two of water on the roadways. increase your following distance, allow yourself more time. >> mark: de ticket drivers if they're going to fast? >> caller: absolutely, you can be said it for driving too fast for the condition. condition if he feels as a speed is 40-50 and your driving 65 you can be cited. based on the conditions, take your time, check your vehicle, make sure you have proper trent, your windshield wi

i wrote the trents for all three of the videos. the story of "libra scale" -- it was created.omething i have never done before. every song has been based in reality, something that happened to me. this is the first time i have written a song based on a fictitious of bed. tavis: and the difference is? >> it was easy to a degree but it was difficult. it was easy because i had a blueprint. i need songs like this and this. the difficulty came in writing a song about something that has never happened. you have to pretend a little bit. you have to imagine. which in itself is not difficult. but it is the way i write songs, i write from things that happen. to try to do with the other way, it is a bit of difficulty. nothing i cannot handle. i knew that the main focal point of what i wanted this to be was the story line. instead of trying to go and get innovative, i went back to my original inspiration. you hear some stevie wonder and michael jackson. you will see some influences of sammy davis, jr. and the rat pack. you will see some prince. i went to a house party for the first time -

you know, direct deposit my amount of my contribution to trent lott's, you know, salary if that is the case. i have a feeling that if people actually got this menu and got to reallocate it, there would be more money going to the arts and less to expensive toilets at the pentagon or, like, failed mars expeditions. have you-- did you have any idea what you were getting into? did you know that it was going to be a decade-long battle, or did you think you'd be in and out of this fairly quickly, take your $6,000 and go home? i really didn't have-- i knew that getting involved in a lawsuit against the federal government was going to be involved, but i had no idea that it was going to go on for as long, that it would also implicate other people-- for example, the places that would present me would get death threats and lose funding and people would lose their jobs-- and that it would go on for ten years. i didn't know what i was getting myself into. in the course of those ten years, in addition to having "a member of the n.e.a. four" attached to your name in every reference, you won a couple

the utility says it types of vegetation your around, trent keeps records close to where they're needed. when an hour this does happen they stressed the need to fix it safely. in walnut creek, jonathan bloom, kron4 news. >> james: 70 before she caught off guard, and what bay area cities are doing to prepare. >> reporter: a storm dumped or have san francisco without warning late wednesday night. some did not have an umbrella, this man was fortunate enough to have a large towed to cover himself. at this ticket slow as they try to avoid walking impose. most people were prepared including the city, they place sons along the embarcadero warning drivers about potential flooding. in mill valley, caltrans artie had a sign lit warning people about high tide flooding. barricades were placed in certain sections where rain, sea water turn into large pools which can cause water damage inside cars. when i was there did not find any cars with water damage but some moved not use the parking lot in the boss, did not know about the risk. >> i guess when it starts raining i will parked there or find a dif

problems to arts sfo. >> darya: thank you, more coverage of the weather, it is cold up there, will trenthere your face. >> will: 39 degrees, is that the freezing level? no. it is a cold? absolutely. you can see my breath, we will see his eyes on your windshield. it's not cold enough where the water freezes. make sure you bundle up this morning, just to sit in your car appeared here's the reason why, they took me 5-7 and is just to get the car warm enough so the heater would be warm enough to defrost the windshield. on a day like today, make sure you stay in the car and not in the house will your car warms up. these love that. >> mark: the latest on the search for to walnut creek teens. the bodies of 16 year-old matt miller and 17 year-old gavin paul were found several miles away in a concord can now. you can see the location on google errors. the students went into the canal are around 2:00 p.m. saturday afternoon there were supposed to meet a friend at the other hand, they never showed up. there are reported missing at midnight but it was too dangerous to send in teams. there we >> dary

from new mexico-maine. >> affecting air travel will trent is watching the situation at sfo. will?ople are finding it the hard way their flights have been canceled this is the first monitor all the two flights to chicago, boston, dallas have been cancelled. the other screen, the departures n.y., kennedy three other for flights canceled. all lot of people have tell them ahead, they never left their homes. or their hotels. they know eyeball there, they will be stacked. >> some people don't know, here's a woman, she is trendy get to brazil, through dallas, her flight was supposed to take off at 1:15 p.m. she is sent out her flight is canceled. she is trying to find something, we're not just talking about the perchers but arrivals, here's a video of the arrivals board, let it die, the flights coming in also canceled if you're expecting loved ones, friends coming in there probably not coming in today, it is a domino effect, it will prompt threat the day. >> if you're heading to a warm destination call ahead, especially to date. heat the warning, stay on top of your carrier. >> thank you

trent was knocked out cold. when he finally floated to the surface he was lifeless. thankfully a photographer on a jet ski came to the rescue and hauled him to safety. put on, in a coma, and slowly came back to life. he now calls the surfing days at mavericks, a thing of the past. how he will continue to surf on lesser waves. >> yeah, hope smaum ller. >> water flowing into the arctic ocean is the warmest that it has been in 2,000 years. research is say the findings are bad news for the planet and polar bears who need sea ice for survive the they also say sea ice cools the planet by reflecting sun light back to space. as more ice disappears, temperatures go up. the research shows the arctic could become ice free during the summers within the next several decades, if the current trends continue. that is something none of us want to see. so much would be lost. >> chief meteorologist joins us now. what? during the weekend, rainy, and during the week beautiful our trend? >> it is right now. i know a lot of you, wish could flip it on you. not the way it played out this pas

down to the personalities of two people trying to make a work in the minority and majority leader's, trent lott and tom daschle and got completely fascinated by how institution as central to government as we think the senate is comes down to just two guys trying to work out. >> terence samuel is author of "the upper house: a journey behind the closed doors of the u.s. senate" is the name of a book. >> up next, david eisenhower discuss president eisenhower's farewell address delivered on january 17th, 1951, in which he warned about the growth of the military-industrial complex in the united states. william hartung chronicles the rise of the military contractor lockheed martin. david eisenhower's latest going home to glory looks at president eisenhower's life after he left the white house. their conversation takes place at barnes and noble booksellers in new york city. it is just over 45 minutes. >> thank you for coming out. i will do my best impersonation of dwight eisenhower which doesn't make sense since i'm dealing one who's not an eisenhower but i thought it would be good to give the se

there trent is a baseball, gymnastics, read the end of the cross.eir 25 million short of what they need to raise. fund-raising effort is coming from one of the most unlikely sources. still a bird alumni. they've been tapping grass in stamford to help save berkeley sports. >> what would be readily if we don't play them. that rivalry between them goes back to the first big game. it got a state. that's why we think we should keep it. >> he's helped to raise $34,000 he could raise hundreds of thousands more if and when the programs are reinstated. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> welcome back, breaking news, the bomb squad is investigating grenades found in a box. technicians have been on the scene since 8:00 a.m., will trent is live. will? >> here's the latest information a few minutes ago they reopened the street, traffic should soon be allowed to go through about directions. because, the grenades, five or six have been defused. it didn't place into a metal box, taken away by the bomb sq

they will see some problems, will trent is at best of go with the latest. good morning well. >> good morning james. the duty manager is not giving us an update because she says it keeps changing. you notice everything looks on time, chicago, early-morning flights on-time. york, a kennedy on time. don't believe it, of all days today is the day you should call your airline, keeping in touch. it looks like it's good now, chicago could decide you cannot land anymore so they will cancel at a moment's notice. even though everything looks good i can tell you jfk, boston, chicago, those are just a few of dozens that could be impacted it looks pretty good, this man says he's heading to miami he says he's staying away from the midwest today is the day we could have ripple effects even if you go to hawaii, those planes that come from chicago to land at home late david not taking off from chicago is will land here. your trip could be delayed or canceled. you need to stay on top. if your coming down here is a very slow its bound to get chaotic. even though the looks lik

. >> darya: for most of us the cold weather is still little uncomfortable, as will trent found out thatsiness you working? >> a nursery. >> >> will: how are your plans covering with this? >> we're doing ok we covered up the place we are getting poorer. >> will: if it gets colder what does it do? >> will: if we get the cold they were expected this weekend we're expecting some damage. we frost cover, unplanned summer cold sensitive would bring inside. >> will: any special plans this weekend? >> we have done everything we can do daly there will do is pray. >> darya: he also said the recent hot weather action came back to haunt the owners because it costs of lost a place to have new growth and with the cold winter is more easily to damage. >> mark: love diabolo agreed to not close and more schools,--more diablo. blood dil district agreed not to close any more schools. --mea mount diablo. >> we aerostatic that they will be here. >> i volunteer constantly i don't know what i would do without them. >> of a third grade teacher, we are very relieved after several months of worry and waiting. we'

and we arranged, trent lot was part of the group and myself and a couple of other people. we didn't want to vote against the president directly but so we arranged to defeat the rule under which the bill was going to be debated. and when they brought the rule up, we killed it. that created consternation down at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and we got word that the president would like to come up and reason with his republican friends in congress. so on the appointed day, he came up. but first he had a stop he had to make that morning down in north carolina. he had to go down and preside at a memorial service for some of our servicemen who had been killed. and when he walked into one of the large hearing rooms in the rayburn building full of house republicans. he walked in and began talking about patriotism and sacrifice and what it means to be an american. and it was so effective, there wasn't a dry eye in the crowd. and then he stopped and he said, now, gentlemen, he said, about that tax bill. people were jumping up all over the room. henry hyde was the first on his feet sayi

trent reznor took the statue home for the creepy and haunting sounds.l network" and "toy story" up for best picture and didn't win those. >>> the chinese government not only handing out awards to "social network." we hear beijing is cutting off access to mountain-based website linked in. it shows it back up and running for now. the government routinely is cutting off access to facebook and twitter. linked in is mostly used for business. something china does want to foster. >>> tech stocks to watch, verizon is defending sales of the new iphone 4 saying it is the biggest seller for the company ever. what that means exactly is unclear because verizon is not giving us specific numbers. >>> consumer reports over the weekend said it could not recommend the verizon iphone 4 giving it the same rating it gave the at&t iphone. back to you. >>> thank you, scott. 5:56. a lot more is coming up on "today in the bay" at 6:00. >> a toilet problem has people holding their noises in parts of san francisco. find out why it just stinks in a live report. >>> and another pie

san jose, will trent, kron4 news. >> darya: democratic lawmakers are showing just how widespread theers genetics than tax hikes to help close the deficit. lawmakers say california would end classifies reduction efforts, reduce or firefighting and and support for safety programs. if the voters do not approve the extension and they will be voted on the ballot, these cuts could be implemented in addition to 12 1/2 billion dollars in cuts proposed by brown. >> mark: has restarted the error president barack obama is in the 2012 budget will force the government to live within its means. also investing in the future the president told the news conference the 3.3 trillion dollar budget will help meet his goal of cutting the deficit in half. but accomplishing these goals all parties need to come together. >> all of these steps are going to be difficult. that is why all of them or for democrats, independents and republicans to work together. i recognize there clear arguments for the months to come. everyone is content to give a little when it comes a different dress is a better budget we have

we cannot trent defend thisthe fedy longer. >> gary:--defend this and the locker. >> reporter: they're waiting for a a decision on whether not the connection different rows fate. >> other cards are waiting to see that this distinction is not a constitution the lombard there is a denial of this in california the marcilio looks. as other states are too quickly. >> by letting them go ahead to it in the battle over profit eight to the u.s. supreme court which the u.s. supreme court says they would be reluctant to do before they carefully crafted their ruling. >> will: gay and lesbian couples will soon have the same rights as unmarried partners in hawaii. the governor signed a bill into law allowing several unions, it will take affect children first 2012. paul white will become the seventh state to permit civil lenience.unions. fe other states allow same-sex marriage. a permanent home is being sought for a sea lion who was shot in the head. the marine mammal center is trying to find a zoo or aquarium that can accommodate the disabled sea-land who was left blind. they've received a lot of re

delays here in the bay area, chicago airports, major hub for travel, kron4 will trent is live. >> moreughout the morning, you can tell they just added chicago, 1010 flight, 11:00 a.m. flight i can tell you according to airport spokesman don't fully trust the sport. then after that date, you need to stay on top of your carrier. if your home, getting ready to leave. it could change on a moment's notice. i can tell you a lot of people have heeded that warning. not a lot of stranded passengers this morning. chicago, made the call late last night. those airports and midway and are here to delay the flights or cancel them. at a chance to talk to them earlier, here's what he had to say. >> united, american canceled their flights to chicago. it will have a ripple effect throughout the country. there is no connection to chicago. >> how many flights are we talking about? >> 20 or so, i don't have an exact number, a lot of flights connected. >> here is why chicago whiskey, it is the grand central of the midwest a lot of flights go in and disperse. probably before it is over today we're talking ab

taylor has installed a verdict override system trent accidentally acceleration. >> james: as we know toyota is reputation took a big head after recalling a million vehicles the auto maker still faces lawsuits thing the government study could play a big role toyota officials have not seen the new report. preliminary results showed the drivers may have been called to lay at fault.partly at fault. mount, a little breezy, all and all not a bad day great here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. if you missed it we'll have another one coming out. >> james: debbie dwelcome back, the toll plaza, you can see how breezy it is. with the coverings on the left-hand side blowing around pretty strong guess, louisa would be up to talk about that. your ride looks pretty good, san mateo a little windy as you can see. but the volume is light. no big surprise. golden gate, once again easy ride of marin county no issues. from novato down 101. other headlines, hercules petition signers are expected to deliver today, the city cler--the new mayor joanne award in a city councilman, face a recall. opponen

trent lott was part of the cabal, myself, and a couple other people. we did not want to vote against the president directly, so we arranged a rule in which the bill would be defeated. it created consternation at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and we got word the president would like to, and reason with his republican friends, the congress. on the appointed day, he came up, but the first copy had to make that morning a north carolina, he had to provide it over memorial service for some of our servicemen. when he walked into one of those large hearing rooms full of all of the house republicans, he walked in and he began talking about patriotism and sacrifice and what it means to be in american. -- to be an american. it was so effective there was not a dry eye in that crowd. then he stopped. he said, gentlemen, now about that tax bill. people were jumping up all over, i am with you mr. president, and he switched 70 votes in that session. he never said a word about the tax bill other than, now, gentlemen, about that tax bill. he nailed it. [applause] >> it is a

thousands of layoffs as many of 7300 school employes could be laid off before the upcoming school year it trent$410 million budget shortfall. whether and what doesn't teachers, nurses, counselors as will some 22,000 administrators could be affected. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. and live look here at the james lick, trying delrina as we see the heavier rain in the seventh in the east bay as the storm is starting to push up in the area. in the meantime the power of bitches. puzzles some connector ramp closings. more and weather and traffic as the news continues. are created equal. not all manufacturis not all engineering standards are created equal. which is why not all luxury vehicles are created equal. the hard way means never taking short cuts. the hard way is how lexus inspires absolute confidence. this is the pursuit of perfection. see what it takes at lexus.com/thehardway. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> darya: welcome back to the kron 4 news. even see the rain tapering off, it is a little windy. >> louisa: light the ne

there have this or moving up, steelers trent get back in this game. 28-10.pass, dealers make a two-point conversion. steelers down six, 56 seconds left. the pass is incomplete, with that green bay, air and rogers to get o-i. >> there test team, we fully expected to win this game. this is our time, we talked about it since the first day. you concede the confidence building. when we broke the meeting today this is our time! it is time to take a caif home! >> its process about more what we were unable to do more what they were able to do. we can make excuses, i will not. when i will do is say they played a good football game they made the necessary plays to be world champs. >> for the super ryle title. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. not all manufacturing processes are created equal. not all engineering standards are created equal. which is why not all luxury vehicles are created equal. the hard way means never taking short cuts. the hard way is how lexus inspires absolute confidence. this is the pu

trent lott was part of the cobol and myself and a couple other people. we did not want to go directly to the president, so we arranged for their role to be defeated. and when it came up and we killed it. and becher conservation down on them -- and about god consternation down on pennsylvania avenue. -- and the ... consternation down on pennsylvania avenue. he had to go down and preside at a memorial service for some of our service men that had been killed. when he walked into one of those large hearing rooms in the rayburn building full of all the house republicans, he walked in and began talking about patriotism and sacrifice and what it means to be an american. it was so effective there was not a dry eye in the crowd. then he stopped and said, now gentleman, about that tax bill -- [laughter] hamas people were jumping all over the room -- people were jumping up all over the room saying, with you, mr. president. he switched 70 votes in that session. they never said another word about the tax bill other then, "now gentleman, about that? ville." -- about t

northbound-101, will trent, kron4 news. >> mark: san francisco supervisor is considering legislationire professional dockworkers to get parliament to take dogs to city parks. --dog walkers. some dog advocates say regulating adult workers would help ensure that dockworkers keep them under control and pick up after them. >> darya: still no word on the vote by the city council on weather and that they will fund sex change operations for city employees. financial experts are warning that muni is facing a 01 $0.6 billion deficit and less as they slash $30 million in spending. the chronicle reports a parcel tax is among five ideas that consultants are suggesting. union and city officials are deciding which to put before voters in the 2011 ballot >> mark: . we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live like their san francisco some pop up showers windy like their san francisco some pop up showers windy conditions. c1 rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodor

be hard, i'm going to be bold, i'm going to use digital photography, i'm going to have a score by trenthings the new way. the way of the future. and the academy liked that. i don't think so. i think the academy thinks the way of the future is scary. what do they have as an alternative? "the king's speech," a true story about a stammering king and his teacher and his supportive wife. nothing threatening. very definition of old hollywood. sad to say, as i condemn the academy awards, as i do almost every year, the safe bet wins. that's the way it is and i'm peter travers. ♪ wanna go? yeah! wait. 2 hours!? [ female announcer ] no time to plan? there's still time to whiten. introducing crest whitestrips 2-hour express. now, in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. ♪ ♪ they must think we're famous! let em. [ female announcer ] whitening without the wait. 3d white whitestrips two hour express, from crest. life opens up when you do. and try 3d white paste and rinse. [ female announcer ] are you paying for a bodywash that's 85% water? with olay challenge th

off as the heading a afternoon trent, cloudy that fed covers pushing in just a head of a storm tomorroww later this week. closely in the forties and fifties. 49 redwood city. 50 hayward, 51 mountain view, 50 san jose. no '60s what everyone's in the '50s. but to everyone else'n the '50s. 56 hearken hell. satellite, radar shows increasing rain cover all of these pop corn up looking clouds indicate cool air dropping down. bill will cause pretty low snow levels. the showers on thursday, snow levels dropping down to 1,000 ft.. waking up to see those snow peaks in the bay area. snow levels might drop down to 500 ft. maybe even sea level on saturday. it will be called in the bay area. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. showing us the showers moving into a mob.afternoon highs himand moone in the '50s. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: to arrive no hot spots around the bay area good to go. we did not have in the hot spots what we had some slow starts they have cleared out leading lights are off from a traffic flowing freely. no problems at the san mateo bridge to you. food

san quentin, will trent, kron4 news. >> darya: in other news, the head of cattle train is the highestsit official in california. this as the system struggles of budget problems. the san mateo times reports couching chief arons more than $400,000 a year that is nearly 60 percent more than the regular salary for ceo. board members defend him and say he is worth it. he is a good job. they're considering shedding half of their stations to cut costs. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. we're talking will win here, colorado, but year they're always talking about this note. and they are today this is a nice shot of some snowy roads in denver colorado. we will be right back. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ]

there indicated on this list its in an effort to trent head out a once $0.5 million shortfall in maythey may have to cut two more schools. it will be one of these to silver what or west would they will make that decision in the next few weeks. jackie sissel is out there, gauging reaction from parents, students. i have to imagine the mood is not that great. >> reporter: a lot of sad faces you can see students obviously they have the word that this school is going to be closing. it has been on this site since 1955. over 50 years they're being told that they have to close their doors from june 9th. the 400 students attend the school have to be relocated that other schools in the area we talk to teachers, students, staff. and faculty there of scratching their heads, they were hoping that their school could be saved this was a long process they knew there schools on the chopping block classmate they've found them out. >> we're concerned about ourselves, mainly for the kids. this is a special place, very cohesive community now we will be split. >> caller: dino will you be teaching? >> no.

there trent digit to rubble, assess the stability of look for survivors the hopes of finding survivors fading. up to 120 may still lie trapped in the tank of concrete. dozens of students from japan, thailand were believed buried with an english- language school collapse. the number of damaged buildings in and around christchurch is up in the thousands. then along hard task around them. surveillance for the year coming n, and this was in a wine store you can see all the bottles crushing. the shells going back and forth, carry getting through. a series of aftershocks followed that. the 6.3 quake was not the main quake, the usgs thinks it was part of a wave of the aftershocks followed with a much bigger 7.1 the rocks that country back in september. this was an aftershock to a big earthquake back in september. 912 a m. we will take a break here's a live look goethite, slow as we go up the bay bridge toll plaza cars are strapped up. we will get the latest on that coming up. to >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. our roof camera on the left, mount tam camera on the right. clouds, show

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trent, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for cs bid. host: should the president be courting the business community? i caller: i think the president has already courted the business community many times. i think the president needs to start cortines something for the middle class. i think the president needs to fight for more fair deals and the trade policies we have. most -- remember, he is a democrat and we elected him and he needs to stick with democratic and liberal policies. i did not think he ever was with the middle-class after he got elected and now it seems like he is going further away. i hope that some of the he will remember who got into office. we are still waiting to hear what he will do for -- host: ken and middle-class benefit from a dialogue with the business community -- can the middle-class benefit? caller: at this point, i don't think they can because i think the businesses have been showing -- putting us into recession. businesses have shown that they are not for middle-class but they are for profit. until we make la

palo alto, will trent, kron4 and >> darya: news.search for to teenagers in walnut creek who went missing ends tragically. their bodies were found in the concord quenelle. the students went into the canal on saturday afternoon. there were supposed to meet a friend at the other end, they never showed up. the boys were reported missing. it was around midnight, because of the late hour and all of the rain it was too dangerous to send teams in. their bodies were discovered yesterday afternoon. >> it is too dangerous is common sense don't go in there. >> their really nice. i know that personally from 7-8 great. he wore a helmet with a star on it. >> we don't expect any foul play is just very tragic. our thoughts, prayers, condolences go to the families and friends of the voice >> darya: .16 boys. >> darya: more radio communications problems for oakland police officers. the radius did not work at the hotel. they were looking for suspects at a hotel. the city's spokesperson says they had isolated the problem to us a pacific antenna. that an

conversations] >> chairman of the house judiciary subcommittee on the constitution representative trent franks there ending this hearing for today. this committee considering a measure that would eliminate tax breaks for abortions and permanently prohibit federal taxpayer funding for abortions in all programs. it would quantify a height amendment that is typically renewed annually. more live coverage today. a town hall meeting with tea party activists. we'll hear from representatives and the house tea party caucus. live coverage at 7 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. representative bill cassidy on this morning's washington journal on what the government should do about medicaid. >> host: a republican from louisiana and sits on the energy and commerce committee, also a doctor. >> guest: yes. >> host: you talked about medicaid reform. you think the system is broken. why? >> guest: oh my gosh. if the goals are to provide access to quality care at on affordable cost, medicaid is a black hole for that. there's not -- it's not providing access because it pays so porally, but despite paying poorly

this house judiciary subcommittee on the constitution is chaired by congressman trent franks. >> the subcommittee will come to order. good afternoon to all of you. pursuant to notice, a subcommittee on the constitution meets today to consider hr3, the no taxpayer funding for abortion act. this is the very first constitution subcommittee hearing in this, the new 112th congress, and it is such a privilege to be the new chairman of this new subcommittee and offer a heart felt welcome to all the members, the witnesses, and the observers. let me take a little side note here. rule 11 of the house rules provides that the chairman of the committee may punish breaches of the decorum in the hearing. we have people standing, and it makes the order not in order in the hearing room. the members should behave in an orderly fashion or will be removed from the hearing room, so i hope you will all sit down. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] okay, all right. hold my my freendz to the constitution and to the republic for which it stands, for miracles do not cluster, and what has happe

to the number two position or number three position in the house and with other republicans such as trent lott, newt gingrich and jack kemp formed a very, very good and coherent minority. he then answered the call again from another republican president, the first president ford to be secretary of defense. he was chosen because it was thought that he could manage the change from the cold war to a peace time -- to a peace time defense department. well, little did we know that the first gulf war would intervene so he managed the first gulf war very, very well and saw -- oversaw the expulsion of saddam hussein from kuwait. and for that received a presidential medal of freedom, something he richly deserved. and then finally he answered the call of his country one more time whether he was asked to run with president bush, the second president bush to be vice president and once again being a true patriot, he accepted. now, there are many, many accomplishments that we can cite from his time as vice president but here's one i want to throw out there and i hope you agree with me. because of his st

certainly concerned that some indicators we see of them expanding their horizons beyond the reasons i'm trentregion. certainly have the capacity. it's a large organization with the dude in india could theoretically launched ulcer, but we have not yet seen those steps occur. i think the additional point i would stress that they could still be a very destabilizing factor in the region. so even without striking in the u.s. or europe, a further attack by lashkar-e-taiba in india would very much hurt our national security and our counterterrorism pictures in pakistan. >> what -- you know, mr. panetta, you mention trying to work through these issues. i just wonder how effect of a position that is. cameo -- >> sherer, madam chairwoman, because, you know, because we are involved in obviously a very important efforts to deal with an enemy that threatens this country ever doing it in their nation in the fata, and the tribal areas, it does require we have to go out of her way to do everything possible to get their cooperation and for that reason i spent an awful lot of time by talking with my counterpar

the panelists focused on the strength of the euro, trent currency and governments and the role of the european central bank. this one hour panel was hosted by the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great pleasure for me to be chairing this session notbuto just editor as the financial times but also as a former brussels correspondent.s watchie i spent six years watching the hero created in the 1990's, ands now we have ten years long europe and we have an expert panel, a panel with different perspectives from the political to the central bank, to the private sector. i think we are going we are going to have a very interesting discussion this afternoon. now the format is that each of the speakers will speak briefly. i will then ask if you very gentle questions, and then i will open it up for the floor for questions. we can have an interactive discussion. so without further ado, i would like to ask george papandreou to speak. >> thank you very much and i'm honored to be here this year again. i will begin by a few comments on the ge

. >> thank you, robert trent now that you have more time, you'll be returning telephone calls and e-mailsfrom the egypt questions. the house republicans have been very divided among themselves over how much cutting to do. conservatives are pressing for additional cuts. the president met with speaker john boehner earlier this week. how closely is the president watching this debate among the republicans? will it make it more difficult for him to reach some kind of agreement with republicans on the budget? >> i think the president is a pretty big consumer of news. i have not heard and discuss and the past few days the articles about the pressure that house republicans have come under from different entities in their caucus. at that lunch, and even well before the lunch, we had a -- we're able to make some important decisions for the people of this country to take some important steps like reducing our deficit. it only can be done when we both seek common ground. that is what will be the end of this. there will be some agreement. i think there'll be some tough decisions along with the way. .

. >> thank you, robert trent now that you have more time, you'll be returning telephone calls and e-mails? [laughter] no comment. i will departure from the egypt questions. the house republicans have been very divided among themselves over how much cutting to do. conservatives are pressing for additional cuts. the president met with speaker john boehner earlier this week. how closely is the president watching this debate among the republicans? will it make it more difficult for him to reach some kind of agreement with republicans on the budget? >> i think the president is a pretty big consumer of news. i have not heard and discuss and the past few days the articles about the pressure that house republicans have come under from different entities in their caucus. at that lunch, and even well before the lunch, we had a -- we're able to make some important decisions for the people of this country to take some important steps like reducing our deficit. it only can be done when we both seek common ground. that is what will be the end of this. there will be some agreement. i think there'll be s

the chairman of the subcommittee representative trent franks just gaveled the hearing in. >> this is the very first constitution subcommittee hearing in this the new 112th congress. and it is such a privilege to be the new chairman of this subcommittee and to offer a heartfelt welcome to all of the members, the witnesses and the observers. let me take a little side-note here. rule 11 of the house rules provides that the chairman of the committee make breaches of order and decorum gi senses you'res in the hearing. presently we have people standing and makes the order not -- in order in the hearing room. so members of the room must behave that in an orderly fashion and i say that respectfully but otherwise they will be removed in the hearing room so hopefully you will sit down. okay. all right. it was once said hold on, my friends to the constitution and to the republic for which it stands. for miracles do not cluster and what has happened once in 6,000 years may never happen again. so hold on to the constitution for if the american constitution should fall there will be anarchy throug