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. >> the fish are expected to go without watt ur. the delta next -- water, the delta next. >> reporter: fisherman said water diversions cut salmon runs by 80%. joy baker says her husband's family -- >> they came to that site so that they could farm because it's got wonderful soil and great access to water. >> reporter: why are you in danger? >> because the continual threat of pumping. >> reporter: valley farmers falsified data to convince government agencies to give them water. four members of congress were here pledging support. >> you don't turn upside down in a complete industry because you think you should get more water. >> reporter: maybe the most important thing to come out of the meeting is that people who used to fight each other here are now coming together. of course, they will fight somebody else. jim vargas, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the prison law office sued the correction's department. they claim they use race for the basis of locking inmates in their cells after fights. a correction's spokesperson say prissens don't b

. >> rose: i come here because of ur success. stor of indonesia is economically prosperous and part of a dynamic reon. the asian regn, democratic, there is social and cultural depth. it is secular and tolerant a pleural. it is diverse and young and it has per capita more twitter people and more facebook people than any other country in the world. i come here because i want to understand your country and how one majority of muslim nation approaches the issues of islam issues of democracy and the issues of a country's place in the world. i talked to lots of your citizens and they say two things to me. they're very proud of indonesia and they want the world to know about indonesia. they're also very proud of you but they want you to be more bold they say to me. without understanding what the political dynamic of that are. tell me how you see this country what do you see as its role in the world in 2011, which is increasingly complicated. >> yes. indonesia has transformed after we were hit by testimony seve crisisround 307 years ago.

yo ur other food loves. >>> the president's signature will be on the dotted line of this year's federal budget. but the fight over the 2012 budget just getting started. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. tracie, our taxes and how the government spend that is money will be a big campaign issue. >> reporter: no doubt about that. we heard the opening round as the president opened his 2012 campaign up in chicago where he talked a bit about the 2012 budget situation and the fact that he wants to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. he said that we can't afford $1 trillion in tax cuts for the rich while americans are struggling. republicans, of course, here have said these are the people creating jobs. it is not wise to raise taxes on them. what's happening here today? a vote on the republican version of next year's budget. this is the budget put forest by paul ryan. it's $6 billion less than what the president proposed in february. a lot of the savings come from social programs that democrats say americans desperately need right now, especially medicare. it would radically change m

ur >>> good morning to you. take a live look at at&t park. the flags flying proudly. they take the field again at 1:05 this afternoon. rob mayeda with what you should wear to the game. >> the panda hats pretty popular last night. cold and breezy. pretty nice around game time. temperatures closer to 60 for the early afternoon. this morning, low clouds, little bit of drizzle. cool temperatures overall as we head through the afternoon. mid 60s today in san jose. we do have clouds, though, spilling in from the west, eventually will toss the chance of showers our way. as we get back to the workweek, more changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. some of them warmer. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you, rob. now to update a story we told you about about a half hour ago. interstate 280 southbound remains shut down after a pedestrian struck and killed on the roadway. happened in daly city, north of san pedro road. the man struck by a toyota corolla around 5:45 this morning. investigators say it's not clear how he got onto the roadway or why he was there.

and the next 48 hi urs, we have high pressure offshore. to warm things up as we head into this weekend with temperatures that will be in the 70s. now as we head into 4:00 m. and 5:00 a.m., we're going to start off in the 30s and 40s. as we head into 10:00 a.m., temperatures are going to be warming up into the 60s. so slowly but surely, it's going to be getting a lot warmer. and for friday, temperatures are going to be bumping up into the 60s. meanwhile, on your seven-day forecast, we do have some clear and sunny weather coming our way as we head into saturday and sunday. and it looks pretty good. we talked about the shark tank. we are at the shark tank. we have a mini shark tank. i'm going to take one of the team, you guys. isle all tattooed up. i'm ready to go in the tank. what do you think? >> dunk him! >> no, jeff! >> dunk him. >> reporter: do you want to see it? >> yes. >> dunk jeff! >> reporter: jim, come on over here. >> he went in! >> oh, my gosh. >> you are a sharks fan. >> i don't know if that's within nbc policy, jeff, what you j

ur wife live where? >> in arlington, virginia, right across the bridge from d.c. >> how many kids do you have? >> two. >> what is your relationship with your son? >> we have always got along very well. he is just a wonderful person, as is my daughter. i know you are shocked to hear that, but i really like my kids. we have always had a good relationship, and i think pretty candid and open. this thing really did put pressure on us that had not been there before. >> why? >> partly my fault, partly that was thinking about this too much. partly his fault, because he was actually rather lackadaisical at times. toward the end, the picture i had of him was, you know those bodies at the end of the titanic, floating face down in the water? that is certainly the position my son had assumed by the time we were all through. as i said before, the book is really about how to survive the process of getting into college. we had friends who really thought they had damaged their relationship with their kids because of the

. >>> we've got a mild start to ur sunday morning and lots of low clouds inland and probably some mist for some of the low clouds, pretty thick in a few spots, you'll notice in terms of any real storm clouds, those are holding off for now. we have clouds spilling in across the coast that will eventually toss a chance of showers our way probably after sundown tonight for the north bay. temperatures in the 60s and 70s this afternoon. warmest for areas san jose southward. for tomorrow, plan on a lot of clouds, much cooler for rain on monday and a few more showers for the middle part of the week. >>> jenna, good morning to you. this is the church holly has attended since she was a little girl. today services will be dedicated to her and her family. it's been five days since she was abducted and still no sign of her. sunday may be considered a day of rest, but for the hundreds looking for her, there's no time to stop. back into the brush, for a fifth day, search parties will sweep for any trace of holly bobo. >> the community has pulled together amazingly. we're just hoping. believing for s

and feel that meant exactly something about them, and the church was such a huge influence in all of ur lives. i went to catholic school for ten years. that i would say that that was the single biggest influence other than my mom and dad. >> what kind of influence did it have on you? >> i think a way of looking at the world >> in an odd way, i think i'm a liberal because i was raised catholic with the sense that you had to be fair to other people and you had to help take care of people who were less fortunate than you were, and that everyone was sort of your neighbor, and you had an affirmative responsibility toward them. i think that sense of family and community that grew out of knowing that we were all part of this together, and that we were related by religion. >> where did you go to college? >> i went to barnard, the women's college of columbia university. >> what did you study in >> i was an english literature major? >> why? >> the idea of getting to read for four years. if i could do that now, just read it's just my favorite thing in the whole world to do. and i'm always finding

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that they had in many pieces of legislation during the last ur years and that is not even reading the bill. because if you read the bill, it's inconsistent with the charges that have been leveled this morning and yesterday. i'm reminded of president reagan, to paraphrase him about our friends on the other side of the aisle, it's not that they're wrong or that they're ignorant, it's jt that so much of what they know just isn't so. and it really is -- my ears just -- it's hard to comprehend what's being said on the other side. what we have truly is a choice. a choice of two futures as the chairman identified. and this graph i startling. the red here, the debt as a percent of gdp goes to 900% of gdp. that's the president's plan. that's your party's plan. that's unsustainable. the american people know that. the solution is the path to prosperity, which is the green at the bottom which gets us to balance and onthat path to balance over a period of time. mr. chairman, the american people really are si and tired of washington's accounting tricks and budget gimmicks that you mentioned and the

i don't see anytng right now that would jeopardize our presence in bahrain, ur fifth fleet has been there for longtime. and, in fact, the u.s. navy has been in bahrain since the late '40s. we have a long-standing relationship there. and it continues to be a very strong relationip. certainly it's important that we never get to a point, it neer gets to a point in bahrain where that fleet, that capability which is so important, roviding the kind of security that, and support, given ian's stress, which none of us would certainly ever want to see askew to the point where that would jeopardize. and i just don't see that right now. >> admiral mullen, you recently returned a few days ago from a trip to iraq, afghanistan, and pakistan. let's spend a few minutes on the issues there. iraq, something of an arab spring arising there a little bit which may be of concern. but i believe you're focused during your visit to iraq was on a pointed question. do they want us there? does the iraqi government want us there, our military there? pass the end of the year, we have 47,000 troops tre now, and i believ

treasury secretary geithner ur said earlier market servicers have done a poor job of helping our worst -- borrowers to the crisis. then paul ryan lays out the house gop 2012 budget plan. then reaction from democratic congressman chris van hollen. >> the c-span3 deal library has just won a peabody award for its contribution to public life. you can watch every program on the c-span network since 1987, when have -- 170,000 hours free. >> tim geithner said earlier that with the global equal -- there would be consequences if congress did not raise the debt ceiling limit before may 16. secretary geithner to testified before a senate appropriations sub committee for 1 hour 15 minutes. >> good morning. i am pleased to open this meeting. i want to welcome my ranking member of kansas. welcome to your new position here. i am looking forward to working with you, and my colleague from illinois, senator mark kirk. let me start with an apology, but it is all the president's fault. he decided at the last minute to call -- to call in the leaders, so i apologize to all those in attendance. today we will

not if cronyism and closed economies continue to choke off ure opportunity and participation. or citizens can't rely on police and the courts to protect their rights. the region's powerbrokers both inside and outside of government need to step up and work with the people to craft a positive vision for the future. generals and imams, business leaders, and bureaucrats, everyone who has benefited from and reinforced the status quo has a role to play. they also have a lot to lose if the vision vacuum is filled by extremists and rejectionists. so a fourth crucial question is how egypt and tunisia should consolidate the progress that has been achieved in recent months. former protesters are asking, how can we stay organized and involved? well, it will take forming political parties and advocacy coalitions. it will take focusing on working together to solve the real big problems facing both countries. in cairo last month, i met with young activists who were passionate about their principles but still sorting out how to be practical about their politics. one veteran egyptian journalis

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of all kinds of great challenges if communism was backed by a world superpower could make no de in ur armor, i hardly think the muslim brotherhood, which is an organization of popularity in the muslim world which is no great power behind it can. as a scholar, but also somebody who's lived in the middle east and the west, i know well what the islamists and what they have to offer and i think i can play it nothing on us. most muslim americans know this, too. that's why they voted with their feet and came here. i must tell you, chairman myrick am extremely gratified by the distinction you make in your videos between the muslim brotherhood, which is a political movement and muslims who are followers of the world's second-largest anchor hammoc faith. i'm thinking of the narrator in your video to distinguish between islamism, political ideology and the religion of which i am an imperfect but sincere follower. this is extremely welcomto me and many of my fellow american muslims who worry about being tired as columns in this country. this is important because there are people who want you to

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host: do you have an analysis of the root causes of ur probms? guest: it is not one- dimensional. i think you can go back over the last 30 years or 40 years from eight leadershiptandpoin and i do not think leadership at the intermission to make the changes that were necessary. we have no choice at this point. we do not have the financial capability to do things we have done traditionally. some of the things we have done we can no longer do. we have to look at the core services that our residents have to have. those are the things that we have to prove that we can do effectively and efficiently and within a cost structure that makes sense. once again, i would suggest to you that the police department is doing their job. our fire department is doing their job. we have to make corrections over on the ems side. we know what has to be done over there. we are way behind the curve on technology. i think we know what the problems are. you have to have the guts and the heart to do what is necessary. host: next is a call from detroit, and independen indepen. called a " good morning. i have

meeks, ranking member on the subcommittee on europe and ur rash shah is recognized. >> i heard iraq was going to pay for everything we did western weenw we entered that war. amazing. let me say that, first of all, as i started out in my opening statement, the oceans don't protect, talking about american interests, and we want to be safe, let us be safe if we don't have any allies. how can we be safe if we don't have anyone else working with us. when we were attacked, a number of other alleys were not attacked. we asked them to come with us afghanistan and iraq. they cooperated with us. they're a number of our allies now who said, we have a problem. we're supposed to be a team. we're a nato unit, we need your help now. you have unique capabilities. so we need your help. we want you to be a part of this. we didn't just go running into some place. it's not justify the united states saying -- the united states saying it's my way or the highway because the last time we did that when somebody didn't agree with us, when we wanted to come in, we cot freedom fries in the capitol. here's the pres

urs on colleague of york'utd the nixon staff. how did he handle conflict among his staff? i can think of an example. in march of 1970 the supreme court said he will have desegregation of all of the schools, schools, in their corn to do it now. this was a very controversial, political, and then the controversy across the country. he asked my boss to do some research on this. i was an executive assistant. there was a message to congress on school desegregation. in which i remember he asked the congress to appropriate sums of money to help the southern district's go through this terribly difficult process. but there were people on the staff, i think, pat, you were one. there was controversy on the staff. in the eisenhower time, and i was there and can give you an example, there was a cabinet meeting. my understanding is in general president nixon did not like to have meetings and people face to face in front of them. i think he took this message to his thinking room in the executive office building and made his own decisions. my query is how is that or other controversies, ho

meeks, ranking member on the subcommittee on europe and ur rash shah is recognized. >> i heard iraq was going to pay for everything we did western weenw we entered that war. amazing. let me say that, first of all, as i started out in my opening statement, the oceans don't protect, talking about american interests, and we want to be safe, lets be safe if we don't have any allies. how can we be safe if we don't have anyone else working with us. when we were attacked, a number of other alleys were not attacked. asked them to come with us afghanistan and iraq. they cooperated with us. they're a number of our allies now who said, we have a problem. we're supposed to be a team. we're a nato unit, we need your help now. you have unique capabilities. so we need your help. we want you to be a part of this. we didn't just go running into some place. it's not justify the united states saying -- the united states saying it's my way or the highway because the las time we did that when somebody didn't agree with us, when we wanted to come in, we cot freedom fries in the capitol. here's the president