he's mark watson, c.e.o. and chief investment officer at keel asset management. >> tom: back with us temperature from the nasdaq. mark, nice to see you. welcome back to "nightly business report." >> thank you for having me back again. >> tom: why is it cheaper for these tech companies to buy their growth than build it organically. >> buying growth is a better way, particularly when you're cash rich. in an effort to really boost return on capital, it is probably the most certain way to improve returns longer term. >> tom: let's take a look at some newer ideas, beginning with the business software firm, b.m.c., the ticker symbol, trading in the upper $30 range. why is this right for a takeout? >> we've owned behalf of our clients for sometime. in part because we thought there was fundamental growth just because of businesses outsourcing, etc. but longer term, it is still a single-digit topline grower. we thought it would be a beneficiary of the consolidation you're seeing elsewhere in the tech industry. >> tom:

watson fell 4% as a competitor returns to the market. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: as we continue our series "budget blues," looking at the money struggles facing state and local governments, we turn to virginia. the state's governor is looking for new revenues from a product as old as the hills: alcohol. stephanie dhue looks at whether the governor's plan to privatize liquor sales will be a budget win or a hangover in the making. >> reporter: in town hall meetings around the state, governor robert mcdonnell is making the case for getting virginia out of the liquor business. >> i don't necessarily think it's a core function of government to have to distribute gray goose or jack daniel's, i think there's other things that are probably more important. >> reporter: the governor proposes auctioning 1,000 liquor licenses to retailers, like costco, giant, and 7-11, which already sell beer and wine in virginia. the state would also auction wholesale licenses and get rid of its warehouse and state-owned stores. the proposal pro

nice to see you, mark watson. >> thank you again. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: weekly jobless claims, along with an update on the state of u.s. imports and exports from july's trade balance. also tomorrow, legislative logjams and political gridlock in our nation's capital. we'll look at the lack of legislative movement in washington and how it's holding up issues like tax cuts, new stimulus spending and key appointments to the federal reserve. >> susie: a key part of general motors' recovery plan cruised off the production line today in lordstown, ohio. it's the chevy cruze, decked out in red, white, and blue, since the u.s. is the latest market for the vehicle. the cruze is the company's top seller worldwide this year. g.m. has high hopes for the vehicle, which it says has the amenities of a mid-size car, with the stingy gas habits of a compact. >> thomas: united healthcare could be facing a bitter pill in california. its pacificare unit is under fire by state regulators, who say it has botched medical claims and hasn't paid doctors properly. if the violations

anita watson. we heard kudos for the planning department. we are joined by john ram and david for their work. the mayor's office of disability. susan misner is here with us. our director of cultural affairs and there is a significant public art component of this. luis cancell is here. some of the funding was made possible through the county transportation authority and i want to thank jose luis most co-very much and their directaz. >> a few different organizations, spur, the bicycle coalition and people for public spaces come together and formed the great streets project. and they did what the mayor did and imported talent from chicago and led that. i want to bring up the leader of the great streets program now. >> thank you. what a beautiful day. the great streets projects facilitates this and we this is a great place. the street is a wonderful wide place to be. you want to bring your friends and family repeatedly. congratulations to the many agencies who have participated in making this possible. many community members and businesses parti

watson: then i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume and i also rise to support house resolution 1571, acknowledging and congratulating miami-dade college on the occasion of its 50th anniversary of service to the students and residents of florida. miami-dade college was founded in 1960, 50 years ago. only half a decade later, the college had increased its enrollment by 300%. the first racially integrated college in florida, miami-dade college provided an education to all area residents that water -- wanted to better their lives and further their education. today almost 100,000 students are enrolled on the eight campuses year-round and if you count part-time students, it increases that numbersitionly. -- significantly. it works to educate a diverse student population by offering 300 majors and providing an affordable education to students from all

cnn's ivan watson joins us live from kabul. what's the mood there? did the violence keep a lot of people from voting? >> reporter: that's a really good question. according to afghan election organizers, don, 3.6 million people voted, they say that's 40% of the electorate. let me give you another statistic, however. at least 20%, around 20% of the polling stations across the country never even opened on election today because of the threats from taliban insurgents. there were more than 160 various types of attacks, rocket attacks, grenade attacks, roadside bombs. at least 11 civilians killed. i've been trying to ask officials here, diplomats, afghan officials, how many people could have been disenfranchised if 20% of the polling stations across the country weren't open and nobody can give me a straight answer on that. don? >> ivan, this is the fourth election in the post taliban era. how important is it and when will the final results be known from this election? >> reporter: well, it's going to take a long time before we know who's been elected to th

watson, is there an action item or recommendation? >> there were no substantive changes. there was one i was sensitive to and recommended going from watch to neutral, which is angels on the head of it in, but that is the bill that dealt with the high-speed rail members. i did not want to give any indication we were interested in that at all. my recommendation is to stay away from sitting members, so i thought a neutral position was a good way to go, rather than just watching. commissioner mar: is there a motion to approve the recommendation? moved and seconded. without objection. thank you. next item. >> item 6, investment report for the quarter ended june 30, 2010. this is an action item. >> good morning. deputy director for finance and administration. i have a quick update for the investment and cash report balance. as directed by the authority's investment policy, we bring before you the status of investment and the compliance of the cash balances for the authorities. for the june 30 -- as of june 30, we have approximately $97 million sitting in the cash accounts. appr

ivan watson in kabul, afghanistan.y closely, the talk that there might be peace talks developing between the u.s.-supported afghan government and the taliban. >>> an ugly moment in arizona when a protester tried to get in senator john mccain's face. she ended up on the ground and that is today's sound effect. >> john, john mccain has to go. johnny. you gotta go. i will! >> get up. >> john mccain has got to go. john mccain. this is how peace activists get treated, and the war monger, john mccain, gets to walk out. >> this happened as mccain was leaving a televised debate against his democratic challenger sunday night. maybe you noticed the woman's t-shirt says "do i look undocumented? " and that's a reference to arizona's controversial immigration law. >>> some people say they are the answer to america's education problems. others say they're only making things worse. we're talking a closer look at charter schools. "chalk talk" coming up next. before rogaine, my solution to the problem was to go ahead and wear hats. i w

>> ivan watson, kabul, afghanistan.y much for that. >>> technically we may be out of recession. got out of officially last summer, but is there a so-called double dip on the way? a new cnn poll of economists says they aren't so worried about it. we'll explain that to you, and why. >>> okay. here's what we heard yesterday. the recession was officially declared over as of last june. do you believe it? this year the economic performance has feared what's known as double dip. you've heard ali velshi talk about that, that w, talk answer the double dip. go on to cnn.com, paul la monica joins me. what are the odds of another recession? we don't want that? >> obviously we don't want that. fortunately odds are not that high we'll go into that double dip recession according to a survey of 31 economists that cnnmoney.com conducted. the average expectation is about a 25% chance. so that's obviously good news that it's not higher than that, but unfortunately the bad news is just a few months ago the consensus opinion was about a 15%

fredricka. >> ivan watson in kabul. when we come back we'll talk some legal cases, including michael jackson mother, who filed a wrongful death case on behalf of her son. we'll tell you who she's blaming and other cases, too. the turn. ♪ make you re-examine your approach. change your line. innovate. and create one of the world's fastest-reacting suspensions, reading the road 1,000 times per second. it's the turn that leads you somewhere new. introducing the new 2011 cts-v coupe. from cadillac. the new standard of the world. the craftsman hammerhead goes everyday. driving home nails quickly and easily in the tightest spaces. more innovation, more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. >>> all right. let's talk hurricanes now. hurricane igor on a track towards bermuda. we find meteorologist reynolds wolf where the weather is -- the tide is turning, as they say, reynolds. okay. well, clearly we're having problems there. the tide has turned so much, it meant losing our audio. we'll check back when we can. in the mea

. >> the trial for zachary watson is set to begin today. another trial will begin at juvenile court. >> five weeks until election day. republicans and democrats both believe they have what they need to win. >> kate amara joins us live with the details. good morning. >> good morning. president obama will be pushing his economic message this week on it for this state campaign swing from virginia to mexico and beyond. president obama signs the small business jobs bill into law today, a move that helps democrats show they are focused on revving up a sputtering economy. >> we have to keep pushing growth to create the jobs and prepare the job the recession has done. >> campaign stops plant to help push democrats over the top in november. >> we will continue to focus on clean energy jobs and we will continue to focus on the economy. >> republicans believe the economy is issued number one. >> we have to do something to keep the economy moving. >> voters will be looking for a change. >> they know the way to change it is to change the congress. you d

i want to head live to ivan watson live in kabul. always good to have you. they wanted to keep people away with the threat of violence. did that work? >> reporter: well, we did see here in kabul lines, long lines of women and men going to the polls to cast their ballots. i have to say, these people braved an earthquake that struck this city before dawn this morning, 6.3 magnitude. they braved threats from the taliban, a series of grenade and rocket attacks across the country and widespread allegations coming from some of the 2500 plus candidates for parliament themselves that there was fraud at the polls. we did see a number of arguments breaking out at some of the polling stations here between people accusing each other of cheating, of using false documents to vote. more disturbingly, there were a number of security incidents, at least 160, according to the united nations across the country. at least 12 civilians killed in what afghan officials say were taliban-related clashes. i asked one candidate whether he thought this was a good day for democracy. take

at the petaluma museum, jerry watson, cbs 5. >>> and the vietnam experience is on display through november downtown petaluma. >>> well, we got the same old story in sacramento. the big deficit and overdue budget. only this year we broke a record and not one to be proud of. >>> man, is it tough to find a job out there. jobs seems to be keep disappearing every day but there are industries that are hiring. this is one of them. i'm simon perez in san francisco. i'll tell you about it coming up. >>> and why some drivers may find themselves out of their car warranty because of changes coming at the gas pump. unemployment rates when it comes to veterans, no one fights harder than jerry mcnerney. when some vets were forced to travel hours for care, mcnerney fought for a new v.a. medical facility, and won. mcnerney took on washington gridlock, to improve care for vets with traumatic brain injuries. his plan became law. that's why vfw state commander dave norris endorsed mcnerney. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i'm honored to approve this message. thanks, dad. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children

. >> reporter: theresa watson is the ray lewis of the charm. >> i'm the prettiest most of i'm a totallyeporter: do the women feel the need to justify their apparel. >> if it didn't bother my parents i didn't think i should have a problem with it. >> reporter: at least one player can envision gfma more traditional future. >> i feel like this is kind of of a steppingstone and maybe eventually we'll have more clothes on. >> reporter: for their effort alone i think babe herse would be giving these ladies their props. in baltimore tim rutherford abc 2 news. >>> you go girls. the chairman's first game in baltimore is friday sqdñnight a the arena. >>> clarify kelly i like(sall forms of football. arena ball you name it. nfl, college like it all. flood watch and advisory this is mainly the concern into the overnight period and into the early part of the ):day tomorr bottom line our media coastal areas along the chesapeake in you're in those tidal ranges next high tide could be 2 to 3 t feet above average we're expecting 2 to 4 inches of rain some spots could get a little more than that by the t

the southern clouds from watson vil to monterey, also in the north bay but also looking pretty good.ures a little below average but with this ridge of high pressure, we'll gain 2 to 3 degrees each day starting tomorrow. so today maybe 4 or 5 degree jump and then settling into the mid-80s in our inland valleys. but look at this. it really is developing offshore, gathering strength. and it will be several areas of low pressure, pieces of energy that wanna rotate around this low. and they are headed towards california. here's the way it looks friday into saturday. now, looks like the best chance of showers in the north bay begins late friday but by overnight saturday looks like the east bay could see a few light showers. late saturday into sunday looks like san francisco points south could see a chance of showers. so watch the forecast. looking at light rain, nothing big. but still enough to pay attention for mid-september. 75 san jose, 68 menlo park and redwood city. with that sunshine a little cool in the city but it will brighten up into the mid-60s downtown at south city. 77 in sono

santa cru watson vil, salinas about mid-70s. mid 60s monterey. tonight 49 santa rosa.he rest of us low to mid-50s. morning clouds folled by afternoon sunshine. temperatures remain the low 60s at the coast. mid-70s around the bay and mid-80s inland. >> and stay with us. we are waiting for a ♪ [ female aouncer ] introducing tv... you can take with yo u-verse now ts you download, watch hit tv shows and scdule recordings on your mobile phone. order u-verse tv tod. plans starting at just $29 a month for six months, with dvrncluded. plus upgrade to u-verse u300 and get the u-verse mobile ap. take the u-verse tv experience with you and record up to four shs at once from any room on a single dvr and play them back on any tv in your house. ♪ order u-verse tv today. plans starting at just $29 a month for six months, with dvr included. plus upgrade to u-verse u3 and get the u-verse mole app free. verse mobile and u-verse tv. only with at&t. ♪ >> today son oprah at 4:00, will and jada pinkett smith -- we're going to continue our team coverage on that gas line blast that destroy a

the southern clouds from watson vil to monterey, also in the north bay but also looking pretty good.ratures a little below average but with this ridge of high pressure, we'll gain 2 to 3 degrees each day starting tomorro so today maybe 4 or 5 degree jump and then settling into the mid-80s in our inland valleys. but look at this. it really is developing offsre, gathering strength. and it will be several areas of low pressure, pieces of energy that wanna rotate around this low. and they are headed towards california. here's the way it looks friday into saturday. now, looks like the best chance of showers in the north bay begins late friday but by overnight saturday looks like the east bay could see a few light showers. late saturday into sunday looks like san francisco pointsouth could see a chance of shows. so watch the forecast. looking at light rain, nothing big. but still enough to pay attention for mid-september. 75 san jose, 68 menlo park and redwood city. with that sunine a little cool in the city but it will brighten up into the mid-60s downtown at south city. 77 in sonoma near

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it comes from a republican, tom watson. mr. watson is a retired employee from hewlett packard. he has a question regarding the outsourcing of jobs alt s at h. let's listen. >> carly, while you were at hp, you sent thousands of jobs offshore. you coined the phrase, "right shoring." also in a keynote speech in 2004, you said -- there's no job that's america's god-given right anymore. do you still feel that way? what are you plans to create jobs? >> any job can go anywhere. what worries me deeply is the jobs we have now could not come back. we have to fight for every job. the truth is that california has higher than average unemployment rate because we're destroying jobs. others are fighting for jobs. texas is fighting harder for jobs, north carolina, mexico, brazil, guatemala, china, india, russia, poland. i know precisely why those jobs go. i'll tell you why. china, for example, like texas, like brazil, gives companies huge tax credits. they help them cut through regulation. they reward r&d, they provide access to credit. that's what we need to do. i proposed a two-year payroll

for driver kenny watson, whose part time employment just became full time, the investment is alreadyaying off. >> brown: this week the newshour announced that miles o'brien, the reporter on that story, will join us as our science correspondent. and we're very happy to welcome him aboard. >> suarez: lawmakers continued their probe today of a drugmaking giant and the way it's handled recalls and manufacturing problems. "newshour" health correspondent betty ann bowser has the story. the health unit is a partnership with the robert wood johnson foundation. >> reporter: johnson and johnson has recalled over the counter medications for children and adults nine times in the last year for a range of problems. one of those recalls was the largest in history of children's non-prescription drugs. and in recent weeks, the company has acknowledged that it and a subsidiary pulled adult motrin from the shelves without publicly announcing a recall. today the company's top executives were called before the house oversight committee to explain committee chairman, new york democrat edolphus towns: >> s

he's mark watson, c.e.o. of keel asset management. we'll find out what stocks he's buying. boeing is making big changes in how it makes planes for the military. the aircraft maker is shrinking its military business from six units to four, and cutting 400 jobs in the process. boeing is facing growing pressure from the pentagon and other customers to cut costs. so far this year, boeing's military aircraft division brought almost $7 billion in revenue. >> tom: the man charged with figuring out why washington mutual collapsed says he needs more time to finish his work. wamu's collapse was the biggest bank failure in u.s. history. the court appointed examiner, joshua hochberg, faced an october 8 deadline to wrap up his probe. he now wants that deadline moved to november 1. hochberg must decide what assets and legal claims wamu shareholders could have in the wake of the bank's failure two years ago. euqutuuuu b@ >> susie: longer days for less pay. that's what many americans are facing at work these days. tonight's commentator has some thoughts about the current state of the u.s.

watson is a retired employee from hewlett packard. and he has a question regarding the outsourcing of jobs at hp. >> carly, while up were at h.p., you sent thousands of jobs offshore n. defense of your actions, you coined the phrase right shoring. also in a keynote speech in 2004, you said, there is no job that is america's god-given right anymore. do you still feel that way? orplans to create jobs? california? >> this is -- jobs in california? >> this is the 21st century. any job can go anywhere. and what worries me deeply is the jobs we lose now may not come back. so we have to fight for every job. the truth is that california has higher-than-average unemployment rate because we are destroying jobs and others are fighting harder for our jobs. texas is fighting harder for our jobs. so is north carolina, brazil, guatemala, china, india, russia, poland. i know precisely why those jobs go. and i'll tell you why. because chine afor example, like texas, like brazil, gives companies huge tax credits. they help them cult through reg -- cut

watson on the sweet, cut it back, picks his way through traffic. 15 yards for the touchdown, 7-0 panthers. same play, different playmaker. keith collins cutting back with a lot of room to run. 75 yards for the touchdown. annapolis is up 14-6 in front of glen burnie. sean woodland it's the third score as he tied ropes down the sideline into the end zone. annapolis beat glen burnie 28-20 annapolis beat glen burnie 28-20 for the everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >> another round of showers and storms in the next hour or so, and then it clears out for the upcoming weekend. >> that's our news, thank

in the fourth quarter, seneca wallace to benjamin watson. that's a browns touchdown. cleveland takes the lead 17-14. joe, you got to win this out for it. joe lost one. high and deep! a 28-yard touchdown pass to anquan bolden. bolden had three t.d. catches on the game and ravens win 24-17. and the ravens go to pittsburgh, coming up. >>> we were on the schedule at the very beginning, followed the project every step of the way. we were there at the finish line. it's been more than two months since "extreme makeover: home edition" took over fleetwood avenue in baltimore to build the new home for boys hope girls hope. >> we didn't get to see the inside until halftime -- last night. >> reporter: some of us can change a light bulb or squash a stink bug but also move a bus and give hope. >> all going through my head now is wow. i'm crying a lot because it's finally hitting. before i said, i was still in shock. now it's hitting. >> reporter: we were all tied up watching ty and his miracle workers give baltimore two hours of great tv. many watched "extreme makeover: home editio

ivan watson in kabul, afghanistan. fred plankton in islamabad, pakistan kninic robertson and i tell us what you know about this first. >> reporter: well, an air strike that took place on saturday according to u.s. and nato spokesmen. usually we're hearing about raids that tart taliban commanders, taliban operatives. this time identifying two arab al qaeda operatives. one by the name of abdullah omar karashi a saudi bringing foreign fighters into afghanistan, ard coulding to a spokesman and abu atta al kuwaiti, a kuwaiti explosives expert. this took place in kunar province near the border with pakistan, in a bloody corner called the corner valley, an area u.s. forces recently evacuated after spending five years fighting there and losing at least 40 american lives. and sad piece of news. a nato isap soldiers killed by a roadside bomb in southern afghanistan today. a bloody year in afghanistan. ali? >> stay with us. going to fred, an interest in drone attacks inside pakistan. tell us the significance of this. why is that

. >> reporter: another defendant, zachary watson had hays trial postponed because his attorney is tied up with the ongoing trial for three men accused of killing former city ken -- councilman ken harris. >>> again, james privott survived the attack. prosecutors didn't pursue an attempted murder charges against lockner in part because the victim was able to walk almost a mile to seek help after the attack. >>> republican gubernatorial candidate bob ehrlich launched his first attack ad in the race for the maryland next governor and it's a topic near and dear to voters, bge rate hikes. ehrlich points the finger at current governor martin o'malley for failing to deliver on a 2006 campaign pledge to prevent an expected 72% increase in electricity bills. last week ehrlich stressed the importance of the upbeat and positive tone on the campaign trail. the o'malley camp hasn't yet responded to the ad. >>> two of the country's largest low fare airlines are becoming one. southwest buying airtran. when it comes to bwi marshall airport southwest is the largest carrier, airtran is the second. >>> yo

and fulfilling her childhood dream. >> and jessica watson is here exclusively with us this morning.ut this adventure is the country's number one best seller. it's on sale here in the united states as daf. good morning, how are you? >> good morning, not bad. >> thought bad concerning the jet lag and everything else. >> i'm catching up with it all. >> did you grow up on the sea, did your parents have a sailboat? what was it that made you position you could do h? >> wasn't the traditional sailing family. mom and dad sent us on to sailing school and we sort of fell for it and dragged mom and dad into it. we'd go boating quite a bit and all of us lived on the family's motor boat for five or six years. so sort of really got in to it. >> so when you had the idea, though, to sale around the world and you sat down with your parents and said i want to do this, what was their reaction? h. >> the interesting thing is a lot of people find it hard to believe, but only a few years aing a go, i was the kid that was scared of everything. >> you were scared of everything. >> yeah, trailing ash behind

fourth quarter now, seneca balance -- wallace to benjamin watson. cleveland takes the lead? what? all right. joe, you got to win this for us. with an all-out blitz joe, one high and deep, 28-yard touchdown pass to bolden. bolden, three scores on the day from joe flacco. ravens win this one 24-17 and it's sunday in pittsburgh. sunday in pittsburgh. >> sunday in pittsburgh? >> yes. >>> 6:51 now. comcast ceo steve burke has been named to succeed jeff zucker as head of nbc universal. he takes over comcast and completes the deal with ge which currently owns nbc. the company says burke will work with zucker during the transition. the 52-year-old burke first joined comcast in 1998 as president of comcast cable. he's been president of abc broadcasting, the president and chief operating officer of euro disney as well. >>> and if you want to take steps to get healthier this week in baltimore, it's the time to do it. healthy city days kicks off a week from today. >>> let's move to "extreme makeover: home edition." big news. christie norbert says the young girls from girls hope said june 9th

santa cruz, watson vil, salinas about mid-70s. mid 60s monterey. tonight 49 santa rosa.he rest of us low to mid-50s. morning clouds followed by afternoon sunshine. temperatures remain the low 60s at the coast. mid-70s around the bay and mid-80s inland. >> and stay with us. >> and stay with us. we are waiting for aaaaaaaaaaaaa as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> today son oprah at 4:00, will and jada pinkett smith -- we're going to continue our team coverage on that gas line blast that destroyed a san francisco san bruno neighborhood. we're going to update you on the victims, the investigation, how you can hel

wallace, to watson. that's a brown's td. clef land up in this game 17- 14. joe has to win this one. >>> blitz, joe lobs one high and deep. 48-yard touchdown pass to bolden. bolden had three td passes on the day. ravens -- put a field goal on that. 24-17. >>> now up next for the ravens, the surprising steelers. pittsburgh looking to stay unbeaten while they wait for benito return. taking on the bucks in tampa bay. bash -- unload it's in the end zone. right in the hands of wallace for the touchdown. steelers crush the buccaneers. they will put their undefeated record on the line against the ravens in pittsburgh next week. >>> earlier this weekend the action on the field took a backseat as a team remembered their fallen teammate. >> joey d. i say number you say 30, number 30, number 30,. >> boston high school remembered joey, he is the 14- year-old player musician who was killed in a tragic accident. it was the team's first time on the field since the loss of their friend and teammate. >> don't have to go to boston or patterson, the entire community is behind t

look for 84 in watson vil and a comfortable 75 in monterey. while today won't be as hot at the coast it will be triple digit heat inland and slowly cooling trend for the holiday. >> cal tran working on the bay bridge now. you will find on the upper deck the two right lanes are blocked between the incline and treasury island. through san jose let's start with a live look at 280 right at the 17 overcrossing. no problems here heading northbound through downtown san jose but there is a crash northbound 280 at the 4th street on-ramp and that is closed while they clear the scene. the 880 overcrossing, no problems northbound but we have road work southbound to be on the lookout for. you will find a couple lanes are blocked between highway 87 and silicon valley build but that should be cleared up by about 5:00 this morning. eric. >> megan, thank you. 4:39. the dramatic new safety measure that little league officials are taking to protect young players. the airport connection that may be derailing. what a new study is revealing about airbart. and law [

. >> reporter: the trial for another suspect in the beating and carjacking, zachary watson, was postponed today since his attorney is tied up with the ken harris murder trial. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> four people were hurt in a crash today on route 50 in the annapolis area. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon near st. margaret's road near cape saint clare. investigators say the crash involved two trucks, the crash tied up the westbound lanes of traffic. >>> all new at 5:00 -- a jury convicted a man in the drunk driving death of angels pitcher and maryland native nick adenhart and two others. andrew gallo was found guilty of hit-and-run and driving under the influence of alcohol. adenhart, courtney stewart and henry pearson all died in the crash. another passenger was severely injured. prosecutors say gallo, whose blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit spent hours drinking beers and shots before the crash. gallo faces more than 50 years in primp. >>> -- prison. >>> the doors at the hollywood casino in perryville opened three days ahead of schedule. tony mars

to his left is david baumforth, senior principle with mwh, montgomery watson hargrove, a major international consulting firm. he's with their offices outside of london and they on do work for us as well. the last speaker is tom franza with san francisco puc. we will have some questions among the panelists and a little bit of discussion, but our goal is to leave a minimum of half an hour for interaction with the audience so we will try to get on with it briskly here, starting with will. . >> thanks so much, mary. first off, what i would like to do is acknowledge somewhere out in the audience is leslie lako of our staff. leslie, can you stand up? there she is. leslie lako is the creator and manager of the project that we have at bcdc to deal with climate change and sea level rise. as usually is the case, she does all the work and so of course i get invited to speak. i want to make it clear that any errors, omissions, oversight or inappropriate comments are my responsibility. any facts, solid analysis and clear logic belong to leslie. leon canetto likes to tell the story about the learned profe

watson, is there an action item or recommendation? >> there were no substantive changes. there was one i was sensitive to and recommended going from watch to neutral, which is angels on the head of it in, but that is the bill that dealt with the high-speed rail members. i did not want