they say that has been laid and unresponsive. they are facing hefty fines. the announcement is getting to them at a surprise. >> the media reported and now we're frustrated. >> reporter: muni responded saying that they have taken care of everything. but they're still being charged of wearing that tracks. >> it is been months of major construction rebuilds. >> reporter: reports are showing that mean he is not looking good. full fleet train control systems caused the collision. >> because of that incident we had to rebuild the system. >> reporter: 82 half's the safety lights. >> the tv sought after. >> reporter: regulators are smoothing over what they say. in san francisco jonathan lynn. the >> best films of work honored. >>bryan: it turned out to be a nice day. we do have rain on the way. coming up. the >> enough years stanley roberts he found people behaving badly.. >>stanley: $20,000 this how much they lose every month. because of shoplifters. they averaged one theft every hour of the hour. it is so bad that they have glass shelves. shampoos and conditioner

dignity is trashed by a state that is arrogant and unresponsive. i think that is a pretty universal -- anger against that is a pretty universal feeling. >> there are obviously no rules. and in some revolutions, when the bolsheviks took over, at the revolution in iran -- is that still a concern? >> it is. how many revolutions can we think of starting in december? none, pretty much. there is an amazing sense of springtime rebirth. and france 1848, february, march, and so on. summer is a tough time. the crucial thing to bear in mind -- this cannot be sustained without playing -- paying attention to social and economic issues. a lot of what motivates people right now, especially cents -- lest we missed the point -- there's a huge spike in food prices creating trouble. the revolutionary moment presupposes this wonderful, but unrealistic optimism that votes and liberty will put food on the table. guess what? it does not. when does the disillusionment happened? this euphoria and brotherhood is not making anyone's life materially better. it is a danger whe

the public utilities commission says muni has been late and unresponsive in dealing with safety violations and it sent out a report saying muni could soon be facing hefty fines. the announcement took muni completely by surprise. >> we found out about this after the fact. >> reporter: after the media reported it. >> after the media reported it. >> reporter: is that frustrating? >> extremely. >> reporter: in a hastily called news conference muni responded to the state's allegations saying most of the problems have been taken care of. at church and dubose the church complains the tracks are worn out. muni says -- >> we are within the next 18 months starting a major construction program to rebuild the intersection. >> reporter: the report claims problems with trolley wires at the church street portal. the response from muni? >> they're corrected. >> reporter: at embarcardero station they say a faulty signal cause the a collision last october. that answer? >> the cause of that incident was not the train control is. >> reporter: in the shop where these trains are repaired, they say muni never us

she called 911, doctors say the child was unresponsive when he arrived at the hospital. he suffered fractured bones and internal bleeding. last night the boy was declared brain dead and removed from life support. >>> some of the biggest names in the tech industry will soon be meeting with the president. president obama will be having dinner in the bay area tonight. and on the guest list are the likes of steve jobs and mark zuckerberg. traci grant is at san francisco international where air force one is scheduled to touchdown within the hour, and that's one plan that likely won't be affected by weather delays at the airport. one never knows, though, tracy? >> it's true, you never know. a lot of the flights have been delayed today. but i can probably wager that when air force one touches down at 5:45. it will take top priority on the tarmac. these are the marines, and they are waiting to welcome air force one when it comes in in just a short time. president obama is here to break bread tonight in the silicon valley with technology's top tier of business leaders to discuss

. >> reporter: adrienne martin was unresponsive in the bed of one of the most powerful men in town. august busch. >> is she breathing? >> we don't know. it's dark back there. i'm going to get a light and try to see. >> reporter: paramedics couldn't save her. >> she was a beautiful girl but she was a lot more than that. she was a mother. >> reporter: if it was anyone else, you would have likely never heard about it. but the fact she was dating busch went out like a lightning bolt. >> this is a story that's captivated st. louis. >> 27-year-old martin was found dead. >> reporter: after all, the man known around here simply as the fourth is the former an huzic busch ceo, heir to an iconic american brand -- >> budweiser. >> what's up! >> reporter: and part of a family that's put its name on st. louis like in other. >> started making budweiser. >> couldn't be more proud to be america's favorite beer. >> reporter: from the historic all-american beer to countless parks and buildings, the busch name is inescapable in st. louis. they're the former owners of the st. louis cardinals. >> game th

if an emergency occurs we determine to be somebody who's unconscious and unresponsive, we'll dispatch our crews and simultaneously, will notify all citizens in the area cpr trained that have opted in, in the immediate vicinity, to start cpr and locate the nearest -- >> we have viewers all around california, san ramon fire district is where this works. you can download it where you want, only works in your fire district. >> that particular feature is for our fire district and too good to keep in our small district. we are aggressively working to make it available to other agencies. >> how will you work around that. i don't live in san ramon. i need to retake all my cpr training. >> a normal reaction. >> two, i really want this for my city. how do you hope to get this to other cities? >> one of the things we've done. partnered with workday ceo, dave duff field. >> he was the one who actually was a ceo of peoplesoft and oracle bought peoplesoft and he ended up now starting workday. >> they have lent us world class engineers resources to start a foundation. that foundation will really be

investigator >>> tonight state regulators are accusing muni of violations and are being chronically unresponsive to the findings. they plan to start the process of considering potential penalties against muni. puc staffers are concerned about the condition of the light rail system including noted deterioration at church and dubois street, or dubois street and problems with the automated train control system. he says he is disappointed by the cpc's move but he says the transit agency has fixed some problems and has plans to fix the remainder by next month. >>> most men know what you wear down there could affect your ability to father a child. but, there is more to male infertility than that of course. dr. king mull visit hill on the overall declining sperm count among american men and what's causing it. >> dave and terry have been trying to get pregnant for five years and assumed the problem was hers. >> it never crossed my mind that i was infertile or would have an issue with fertility. >> do you think men think much about their fertility, their future fertility. >> no, men do not think about fe

. >>> state regulators are accusing muni of numerous safety violations and being chronically unresponsive to investigators' findings. state public utilities commission plans to start the process of considering potential penalties against muni. the puc staffers are considered -- concerned, rather, about the condition of the light rail system including noted deterioration at church and dubois street and problems with the automatic train control system. muni's chief of transit operations says he is disappointed by the puc's move but says the transit agency has fixed some problems and has plans to pictures remainder by next month. >>> it is 4471 on your friday. we -- it is 4:41 on your friday. we'll monitor the storm. plus state workers called to make big sacrifices with their retirement. and the south bay loses its eye in the sky. how grounding a key crime- fighting tool could keep officers on the streets. also, was this college student planning a major terror attack? what investigators found in his diary and the possible threat to a former president coming up. stay with us. a great change i

. >>> state regulators accuse muni of numerous safety violations and being chronically unresponsive to investigators findings. pc staffers are concerned about the condition of the light rail system. the director of muni transportation says he is shocked because muni has been working with the pec to address the concerns. >>> and the state streak has paved the way for the demolition of a palo alto home where a pioneering bay area woman lived. juan a bree owns us was a single mother of 11, a cattle rancher and an herb list it who built a house in 1844. that home was damaged and the current owners have wanted to tear it down. preservation has filed suit to stop the demolition, lost in court, appealed to the high court. but the supreme court declined to hear the case. >>> we're getting a first look at a man that police are calling a person of interest. after a number of women were attacked near lake merit, robert liles reports that tomorrow women in that neighborhood will get something to help them fight back. >> reporter: big brother is watching but there is nothing fick tillings analysis

a report found problems and accused officials of being unresponsive to violations. officials despited claims saying they feel blind sided by allegations. >> we'd like to see their documentation in terms of how this matches up with, the records we have our meetings with them. >> this report lists eight major safety violations including problem was defective track. >> and state p.u.c. set it's sites on natural gas pipelines today. and this is the agency that is going to initiate plans to improve natural gas pipeline safety state wide though the federal investigation into the san bruno explosion is still underway. >> this part is ready to move forward. and our view was that this was important enough in and of itself to get moving on a fast track while ntsb completes work. >> the commission will look into requiring pipelines to be retro fitted to allow in line inspections, improving response plans and protecting whistle blowers. this may tyke two years. public hearings set in early a. >> in act the -- sacramento the governor made an unprecedented appearance trying to se

and when an air flight attendant came to ask him to move, he was unresponsive.e did not speak english, so when he didn't respond, they had him arrested. >>> there is much more news just ahead. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> well the snow is still coming down heavily and in just the past hour, we've seen a lot. there's a new warning from caltrans, we'll explain coming up at 6:00. >>> a frightening escape, the life of death decision veterans had to make to escape the flames. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we are on storm watch tonight. the heavy rains began in the north bay in just the last hour or so and strong winds are pulling the storm farther south. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm. >> this rain is coming in late an hour or so. but it's bringing winds. winds are gusting out of point rays to 30 miles per hour. we have strong winds up by san francisco airport as well. we have strong gusts at san francisco airport. let me turn off the buoys and look straight at the rainstorms. the rain has been

also accused muni officials being chronically unresponsive to violations. muni officials quickly disputed the claims and said they feel blind sided by the allegations. >> we would like to see their documentation in terms of -- and how it matches up with the records we have from our meetings with them and our discussions with them. >> the report listed about eight major safety violations, including problems with track as well as tunnel control systems that operate poorly or maybe not at all. >> i'll tell you, if you can leave the driving to somebody else, definitely the way to go, especially tomorrow morning, some of this wetness will turn to ice maybe. >> yeah, that's a big worry for us this morning as is the traffic and the wet roads. mike? >> especially tomorrow morning up in the north bay where we have that freeze warning in effect when temperatures drop into the mid-20s. everything will be kind of icy up there while kind of touch and go through the east bay hills. the santa cruz mountains definitely icy as well. the radar, you can see right where the fr

muni officials are being chronically unresponsive to the allegations. muni disputes the allegations. they say muni has already taken action to remedy many safety problems. >> bart safety agents say they need protection against increased assault. the contra costa times reports station agents say they want their booths fortified with bullet proof glass. about 330 open and close the stations each day. they offer customer assistance and call for police assistance when needed. >> saw some rain on the way in pretty steadily across the bridge and into channel 7. >> me too, at the peninsula and i was so relieved it was still around 50 degrees meaning this morning we don't have to worry about the ice on the lower level. >> as far as i know it doesn't freeze at 50, mike. >> rare occasions, maybe but not this morning. this morning's commute was going to be just wet unless you were up above 3,000 feet which how many of us really are. here we are at live doppler 7 hd. you can see the light to moderate rain that continues to fall all across our neighborhoods. look at

inspectors also accuse muni officials of being chronically unresponsive to violence. muni officially disputed the claims and quickly p.m. said that they feel blind sided by these allegations. >> we would look to see their documentation in terms of how it matches up with the records we have from our meetings with them and our discussions with them. >>reporter: the report lists 8 major safety violations including problems with defective tracks as well as tunnel control systems that operate poorly or in some instances not at all. >> it is certainly been strange couple of weeks for bay area man who just released after 18 years in prison. he was wrongly convicted of murder. now life on the outside after all of this time is a rye leaf and real challenge. that story tonight from vick lee. >> you must have resolved in your own mind or resigned yourself to the fact that you are going to be there until you die. >> yes. >>reporter: on january 12th after spending 18 years in prison, conley suddenly found himself a free man. judge had overturned had conviction after learning the p

officers and mare ed, say the person who died was unresponsive at the scene. five others were transported to san francisco general hospital with minor injuries. the freeway was closed for almost two hours until the scene was cleared. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> the highway patrol is also investigating a fatal head-on accident overnight in unincorporated alameda county after midnight between 680 and livermore. officers say a pickup truck collided with a honda on the two-lane highway. one person in the honda died. no additional information about that victim has been released at this time. officers are investigating to see if drinking and driving was a factor. >>> now an update from a developing story we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news. a san leandro area surrounding the 600 block of victoria avenue, officers looking for a man who was connected to a shooting in oakland. the police perimeter and shelter in place stretched from kenilworth boulevard to bancroft avenue. police have not yet said if they found who they were l

at the same time unresponsive, cool, calm, and composed as a concrete post. heart of sulfur and without charm,-balls, passions, or a sense of humor, happily to never reproduce and finally get to hell. there is no doubt who the template for patton's description was, the quintessential the soldier. known as the biggest square wheeled son of a bitch in the states army known as a hatchet man, known as an empire builder, known as someone fought way above his weight. perhaps. the point is that any book above smith equally at least as chief of staff must deal with eisenhower, his personality and his. this book, if it makes any contribution at all beyond telling us smith's story is a re-evaluation of eisenhower and his in the second world war. now, as i said, two points. the first book was good. it was good. a part of my dissertation, i was twentysomething at the time. i felt prone to a common pitfall which was received wisdom. received wisdom about general marshall bradley, beavers, hodges, patton, the british, churchill, alum rock, alexander and of course montgomer

a report issued yesterday blistering report said that you guys have been chronically unresponsive to and violations. they raise questions about the safety of tracks, especially in the dubois area, one of the violations think cited was that the automatic train control system in the tunnel one of the tunnels didn't work. and muni's response was, hey, it's never worked. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i mean, tom, what's going on? >> well, i think they have exaggerated our lack of response. we have been working with them very closely for months now actually. this is an every three-year kind of audit they do report. and we have met with them every other week on this whole issue. and we were really surprised particularly the one at church and duboce. we have talked about it many times the work is already under way. it's going to go in a big way later this year. so we are well aware of it and we have invited them to participate in meetings with our manufacturer, the train control system, all of that. >> reporter: but the bottom line, when they came out and repeatedly looked at the trains and the

but at the same time unresponsive, cool, calm and as composed as a concrete post. thank you with a heart without charm or the friendly german minus bows, passions or a sense of humor, happily never reproduce and to finally go to hell. there is no doubt who the template for patents description, and that was walter bedell smith. the quintessential desk soldier known as a the biggest square wheeled son of a in the united states army, known as a hatchet man, known as an empire builder, known as someone who punched way above his weight. well, perhaps. but the point here is that any book about smith equally at lisa smith as chief of staff, equally must deal with eisenhower, his personality and his style of leadership. this book, if it makes any contribution at all beyond telling smith and store it is a reevaluation of eisenhower and his leadership in the second world war. now, as i said, to point, one, the first book was good. it was good. it was a product of my dissertation. i was toy something at the time. and i fell grown to a common pitfall, and that was received wis

and, you know, the government has just been arrogant and unresponsive and untransparent and, you know, incidents all the time that i was there there was a train that caught on fire and 300 people died because the conductor wasn't looking. and the carriages burned and ferries sank and hundreds of people died and there were building collapses and the government just never did anything. but you never know exactly where it was going to come from because the political opposition is as hopeless as the government. >> rose: so this is at heart a grass-roots... >> well, look i think what we have to appreciate... >> rose:... grasp of change. >> what we have to appreciate is hosni mubarak has fallen. the house of mubarak. his wife, his son, his other son who razed the economy and unto them has converged all the resentment of the realm. it's really about the dignity of the egyptian people and in many ways take a look at mubarak. he was the accidental successor of anwar sadat and his two great predecessors never entertained a dynastic bid for succession. they feared their country. they respected t

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public utility commission says muni has been late in unresponsive in dealing with safety munich's face fines. it took many by surprise. >> and we found out about this after the fact after the media reported that. it is extremely frustrating. >> reporter: many respondents than most of the problem has been taking care of. the state reports the tracks are worn out manny says. >> we are starting a major construction program to rebuild the intersection. >> reporter: problem with wires a. >> they are fixed. >> reporter: in the shop for these trains are repaired the report says they never used to require blue safety lights. meany says if you go there now. >> you will see, a sea of blue. >> reporter: muni executive says they are committed to working with state regulators to smooth over a difference of opinion. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> will: we will talk about gas prices going up but first let's show you that james lick. rain coming down but it is no problems. >> will: storm tracker of four shows light rainfall all over. san jose, gilroy where the yellow is, that means you are getting a

the utility commissions is muni has been late and unresponsive in dealing with safety violations, isaying it could be facing hefty fines. the announcement took me by surprise >>. we found out after the fact. after the media reported. it's extremely frustrating. >> reporter: many responded to the allegations thing most of the problems have been taken care of. the state's report complains the tracks are worn out, munis >> says 18 months starting a major construction program. >> reporter: the report claims problems with trolley wires. >> they are corrected. >> reporter: of faulty control station caused the collision in october munis answer. >> the cause was not the control system. >> reporter: in the shop it trains are repaired they said they never require blue city lights. but this a if you go there now. >> you will see a sea of blue. >> reporter: executives say they are committed to working with regulators to smooth over what amounts to a difference of opinion. >> will: how terrible is this? the team that was killed in a rafting accident last week his house was ransacked yesterday. th

throughout this time in the white house was that government was becoming too big, too inefficient, too unresponsive, and too wasteful. as governor, reagan demonstrated the ability to exercise fiscal restraint as he urged leaders in congress to do the same thing. i think it's appropriate that we are celebrating ronald reagan's 100th birthday at a time when the national debt and deficit are at an all-time high. we know that ronald reagan possessed the willingness to tackle such tough issues and i believe that the lesson we can learn most if his presidency is the endlessly optimistic attitude that he had for the united states, for its people and himself would one day emerge stronger than any of the difficulties he had to overcome. his assertion was that america was -- quote -- "a shining city on a hill." it guided him, as it should guide us. a hard-nosed and gritty politician, reagan would have jumped at the chance to >> we take you live now to the reagan center in california for remarks by syrup a lendl is being introduced by the vice- president of the group sponsoring tonight's event. >> we would li

they are unresponsive and do not have anywhere near the capacity to deal with this. it your experience is replicated by tens of thousands of people all across the united states. it is why we are recommending people work with housing counselors. this system is not prepared to handle the amount of volume that is there. host: sal writes on twitter -- from look at the story "the hill" -- what is your take on the program? guest: is an interesting program. there is a huge plus. beforehand, when people were offered mortgage resolutions, they were offered payment resolutions. what is the offer is to make your mortgage payment and pay an additional amount on it. if you cannot make the first amount of the payment, how are you going to make everything including the payment agreement? that did not work. the second offer was keeping the pavement at the same or even higher amounts. these were not resolutions that worked very well for people. the program set a baseline, 31% of your household income should be going to a mortgage payment. it set some standards and rules. it helped st

throughout this time in the white house was that government was becoming too big, too inefficient, too unresponsive, and too wasteful. as governor, reagan demonstrated the ability to exercise fiscal restraint as he urged leaders in congress to do the same thing. i think it's appropriate that we are celebrating ronald reagan's 100th birthday at a time when the national debt and deficit are at an all-time high. we know that ronald reagan possessed the willingness to tackle such tough issues and i believe that the lesson we can learn most if his presidency is the endlessly optimistic attitude that he had for the united states, for its people and himself would one day emerge stronger than any of the difficulties he had to overcome. his assertion was that america was -- quote -- "a shining city on a hill." it guided him, as it should guide us. a hard-nosed and gritty politician, reagan would have jumped at the chance to take the responsibility of leading the country out of a very dark recession, as he did in 1981. so as we celebrate ronald reagan's 100th birthday, let us take us -- take a moment to refl

american people which is being twisted and subverted daily by perhaps well-meaning but nonetheless unresponsive people and agencies who have no practical scrutiny or control. this bill, i contend, madam speaker, mr. chairman, members of the house, starts the process of restoration of legislative powers and upholding our fundamental constitutional values and obligation to represent people rather than allowing people who are never elected, who are unaccountability to run our public policy. with that i yield. i thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. lucas: i now turn to the gentleman from new york, mr. gibson, yield one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. gibbson: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the chairman for yielding. i rise today in support of the resolution and to share the sentiments of our hardworking dairy farmers in upstate new york. when i talk with farmers and other small business owners throughout the district, they constantly share with me the

. >> reporter: martin and busch had been dating for two years when he found her unresponsive in his home december 19th. >> emergency 911. >> yeah, we need an ambulance. >> what's the problem? >> this girl is just not waking up. >> reporter: when the 46-year-old busch was a college freshman, he was involved in a crash that killed his female passenger. no charges were filed. and in 1985, he was accused of trying to run down two detectives during a police chase. he was eventually acquitted. but busch seemed to overcome his troubles, and his playboy past. >> no one had ever pointeded to any problems, at least within the last 20 years. but he had been into rehab for depression and for, quote, other issues. he never said what those other issues are. so we can only, you know, hope that we'll find out more answers in the -- as this process goes on. >> reporter: and, matt, that coroner's report is expected to be released sometime later in the week. matt, back to you. >> all right, kevin tibbles in st. louis. kevin, thank you very much. it's 18 after the hour. here's meredith. thank you. >>> the c

throughout this time in the white house was that government was becoming too big, too inefficient, too unresponsive, and too wasful. as governor, reagan demonstrated the ability to exercise fiscal restraint as he urged leaders in congress to do the same thing. i think it's appropriate that we are celebrating ronald reagan's 100th birthday at a time when the national debt a deficit are at an all-time high. we know that ronald reagan possessed the willingness to tackle such tough issues and i believe that the lesson we can learn most if his presidency is the endlessly optimistic attitude that he had for the united states, for its people and himself would one day emerge stronger than any of the difficulties he had to overcome. his assertion was that america was -- quote -- "a shining city on a hill." it guided him, as it should guide us. a hard-nosed and gritty politician, reagan would have jumped at the chance to take the responsibility of leading the untry out of a very dark recession, as he did in 1981. so as we celebrate ronald reagan's 100th birthday,et us take us -- take a moment to reflect on t

throughout this time in the white house was that government was becoming too big, too inefficient, too unresponsive, and too wasteful. as governor, reagan demonstrated the ability to exercise fiscal restraint as he urged leaders in congress to do the same thing. i think it's appropriate that we are celebrating ronald reagan's 100th birthday at a time when the national debt and deficit are at an all-time high. we know that ronald reagan possessed the willingness to tackle such tough issues and i believe that the lesson we can learn most if his presidency is the endlessly optimistic attitude that he had for the united states, for its people and himself would one day emerge stronger than any of the difficulties he had to overcome. his assertion was that america was -- quote -- "a shining city on a hill." it guided him, as it should guide us. a hard-nosed and gritty politician, reagan would have jumped at the chance to take the responsibility of leading the country out of a very dark recession, as he did in 1981. so as we celebrate ronald reagan's 100th birthday, let us take us -- take a moment to refl