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. >> parts say there were plenty of workers here whit started and none of them were injured and again, they do believe that this fire is under control now, they're working to make sure it stay that's way. the cause is still under investigation. and the critical or interesting thing here is whether or not this may have been an arson. >> thank you. >> in 90 minutes we've learned one of the u.s. senate's longest serving members will be out of a job in january, losing his party's primary to tea party challenger rich nard -- richard murdock. critics argued he compromised too easily with the obama administration. the white house saying he quote served his country well. >> u.s. officials have revealed a cia double agent handed over a new under wear bomb. that suggest from vaib infill vait -- infiltrated al qaeda in yemen and posed as a suicide bomber. the device contains an explosive chemical. >> this is quite an accomplishment to be able po pass yourself off as an al qaeda terrorist when you're working for a u.s. or allied intelligence agency. >> the double agent provided information that a

whit comes time to figure out who is going to win we know it's too close to call. dancers get a break tonight because they only have to perform one time. and this is "dancing with the stars" so there is a challenge, they didn't get music until last night. after owe grueling weeks, this is the last hurrah. >> i didn't expect to be here. so this is feels amazing. >> they scored two perfect 30s last night. will they three-peat tonight? the dance they've chosen? >> this is my favorite on week two. >> william levy will be bringing back a dance performed in early april. >> tell me about the number for tomorrow? >> we chose the salsa. this is his best dance. it's something you can do in 24 hours. we chosen more complicated dance it would have been tough to get through it. we only have three hours to rehearse it. and figured salsa was the best bet. >> this pro dancer has a smart strategy for choosing donald driver's final number. >> i thought this our first dance and that he came out and made the crowd go wild. it's an mazing feeling. >> and so these judges will be added t

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electric rav 4 will save on gas but cost you plenty saying monday the electric rav 4 will cost $49,800 whit goes on sale this summer. that is more than double starting price of the gas version. and it goes on sale this summer, toyota expects to sell about 2600 over three years, and widens a choice for u.s. buyers until now, only electrics on the market were small cars like nissan leaf and high end sports cars from tesla so this is breaking new ground that wow. nearly $50,000 a car? there you go. >> a lot of money. thank you. >> there is a joint venture between abc news and uni vision two company goesing to create a new service geared towards hispanic americans. abc news reporter explains. >> it's going to be a game changer. a channel dedicated to hispanic americans. >> we're going to trance form the way our organization communicate with 50 million hispanic oosz news important to latinos told in their perspective. the news and programming focusing on immigration, health care, economy sels life style and health z will be around the clock and in english. >> we let ourselves dream about a pione

. >> whit looked like fish and game had a backyard bear under control he managed to go on the attack. >> i'm sandhya patel. inland areas gained a few degrees today. i'll let you know if the pattern will hold for wednesday coming up. >> there is from 7 on your side an airline allowing >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> there is a successful whale rescue to tell you about. there is a tricky job of untangling the gray whale and the whale spotted last friday and tried to wiggle free and wound up wrapping a line around the lower jaw. it took a lot of people to save the whale. volunteers and a marine biologist cut the line yesterday to free that whaul. it's expected to be okay. >> and another whale is reportedly entangled in a crab pot. the skipper says he spotted that mammal on sunday heading northward and he says he saw it again yesterday. >> new mexico fish and game re-examining their procedures after a 12-year-old boy was bitten by a caged bear, captured by agents. they caged it and so, what happened is that the bear stuck a snout between bars and nipped off

. >>> the kentucky whit by winner -- derby winner i'll have another one hits the track for a practicetruck day at the baltimore museum of industry. already in the news this morning, the president's support of same sex marriage draws strong reaction from both sides in maryland. >> the nationwide search ends for a fugitive on the run with two young girls. with the baltimore grand prix in jeopardy is new leader takes on. more news, weather and your first news, weather and your first traffic report of the morning i, i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself, news, weather and your first traffic report of the morning i, and so college was a dream when i was a kid. i didn't know how i was gonna to do it, but i knew i was gonna get that opportunity one day, and that's what happened with university of phoenix. nothing can stop me now. i feel like the sky's the limit with what i can do and what i can accomplish. my name is napthali bryant and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. >>> it is 5 o'clock, it's already the lightest it'

and for at that time national security just as surely as the heroic spacemen do, but nobody cares a whit about these men. nobody even notices what they do. >> well, perhaps the navy should do oral histories as nasa's doing with space flight. since we are dealing with space flight, though, let's deal with other astronauts of the "mercury 7" group. if so -- once the telephone stops ringing, we'll pick up again. >> i was asking, let's get back on a space track. this is primarily obviously for nasa at johnson space center. oral histories there. and i was asking if you had met, had working acquaintance with any other astronaut after the "mercury 7." >> sure. and they're a highly respectable group, all of them. i really feel privileged to know these fellows as well as i did. i had a particular affection for ed white, and i hated to see what happened. he was the prince of the new guys. dave scott was a favorite of mine. but they're all highly accomplished, dedicated fellows that i was honored to know. >> let's take a look at some of the other people of that era and ask for your recollections. g

charles whit low was thrown into the water. his body was recovered monday afternoon. >> we see a lot of boats going through the entire narrows at wide open throttle, high throttle, not observing the no wake zone. it is very dangerous to do. >> and the body of 21 year old brandon green from edgewood was recovered on monday. he was missing after swimming from his boat on sunday. four boating deaths so far this year. two just this weekend, when most can be avoided. >> it is a lack of education, a lack of common sense. >> common sense often comes down to a life jacket. in maryland, one for every passenger is supposed to be on board. nationwide, 80% of all boating fatalities are due to drowning. >> the young kids come in, run around the boat without a life jacket on. >> three year old tristan had his jacket on when his dad's boat caught on fire. they jumped in the water and a good samaritan rescued them. >> they are trying to avoid what was seen last year. 24 boating fatalities. that is double the average for the last 16 years. the

doesey takes a look at the office of special counsel's latest case >> reporter: there have been 178 whitr disclosures from f.a.a. employees since 2007 and 89 of them were tied to aviation safety. they read 44 of those cases to the d. o. t. for investigation and all but five were substantialed. but the special counsel says that the f.a.a. is take inadequate steps to correct the concerns of their employees saying that helicopters don't have night vision equipment and that f.a.a. flights in new york are sleeping. and teeterboro airport us allowing more planes to fly near planes, that there are inconsistent rules for operations on parallel runways and that the detroit metropolitan airport uses faulty wind instruments. four of those seven things needed to be reported more than once and the u.s. special council says that the preventive measures could be more safe if the department listen toitsd employee. >> if it really gets bad again, you're going to have a situation where you start looking at canada or australia who have privatized their air traffic control system and they work fine. >> the

and some of the recent moves meg whitted man has made are good moves but i don't think address the questions for the company. cost saving, and eliminating job kutds could save $1.2 billion in expenses for hp, and we saw them combine pc and printer division, the two largest divisions. and synergies and cost savings as well. we you like a company that's kourntding a globally financial period to cut down on margins. at the same time, it doesn't really address any of the issues they have going forward. >> susie: i have to cut n. we have to leave it there. any disclos uss to make about hp or dell? >> no, i don't own either. >> susie: okay. andrew conner from motley fool. thanks a lot. >> tom: bold changes to come. that's what best buy promises after a bumpy quartered for the electronics retailer. best buy beatan lifts, but the numbers do not include all the costs of restructuring business, in closing dozens of stores. excluding the charges, best buy made 72 cents a share. that's 13 cents ahead of estimates. revenues were up two percent up to 11.6 billion dollars thanks to an extra week in the qua

it doesn't bother me a whit. i am not a fundamentalist christian. i am a whiskepalian, a darwinist. i have no problems with long spaces of time. i think the indians have been here a real long time. >> since you brought up the ice age, i was do you go a tour of our museum, you helped to develop the indian portion there. i was giving a tour and somebody said that the early indians had interacted and hunted wooly mammoths. i had not heard that before. since you talk about the ice age, is that true, that the very earliest indians would? >> yes, wooly mammoths, mastodons most likely. yeah, they did. had existed here. there were people here. naturally, they hunted them. you have to go way back in time to the ice age. if you have people back there, yes, they hunted those. they didn't do it recently. have i worn you out? >> oh, no. >> thank you for coming. [ applause ] >> a after 30 years of space plight the space shuttle program has come to an end. this spring the shuttle's "discovery" and "enterprise" were delivered to their new retirement homes in virginia and new york. atlantis is based

this could be written up as michael ellis is sprawled on a pin by the whit of brand or they could say the recalcitrant former drug addict rambled on. if you're reading "the telegraph," it will say one thing, "the socialest worker" will say another thing. >> abomination. >> what i want to offer people is truth and aauthenticity. celebrities, as we all know, is a vacuous toxic concept used to distract people from what's important, and in this case that's treatment of people with disease and addiction. >> mr. summers. >> as far as we were concerned, those people who are brave enough, who are both celebrities and recovering addicts, have a profound effect on the number of people who seek treatment because it gives out a very positive message that recovery is possible. and when russell brand's book came out, the number of referrals to our treatment center was just, you know, hugely exaggerated because people suddenly discovered that treatment was possible, help was possible, and people could get better. it made a profound difference. i would hope that actually more people in the public eye

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct. just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... >> ♪ >> heard around the country, seen on current tv this is the bill press show. >> 24 minutes after the hour. happy wednesday. hey, if you don't have a copy of my latest book "the obama hate machine," i want to remind you you can pick it up at your local bookstore on amazon.com but if you want a copy adescribed to you or a friend of yours or birthday present, go to our website, billpressshow.com. i signed a whole pile of them yesterday. maybe one of them is going out to you. if not get yours for the same price signed and mailed and shipped to you same price you can by the book for in your local bookstore. we are talking about this announcement. my version atlantic no longer are you going to have the peace of being able to fly without listening to somebody else's telling their life story on their cell phone. not on vehiclein atlantic. de dee is calling from atlantic georgia. hello, dee. >> yes. >> the

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they did not say whit was going to happen. >> i got a copy of the press release myself. and i wrote in my own handwriting next to it, moon shine. i didn't believe it would happen. it was a problem of belief. >> but that changed in late january just as the holiday began. >> there is attacks in the northern part of south vietnam on the 30th of january. the main attacks, which took place in saigon and the rest of the country is on the 31. >> in a brazen move the north vietnamese and south vietnamese targeted 100 cities, town pz military bases. one assault would deeply wound the american psyche. a daring attack on the u.s. embassy in saigon. >> american embassy is a place americans can identify with. if you say some other place it just sounds like the words to americans but when you say they're attacking the embassy, people picture that as something important. >> i had a radio and learned they had attacked. and there is nothing like this envisioned by nine. >> u.s. embassy is attacked and one person out to take it back from the veat congress. next on war stories. when i foy

. >> and that is in oakland reaction to a possible move is, well, we'll believe whit we see it. this statement issued in the end it says we'll leave a space for warriors after they're exhausted from environmental litigation and cost increases required to be on the san francisco water front and there is a dichb mood, fans were enthusiastic. >> this sounds great. and why won't that be great? >> this will be easy with public transportation and everything. i think it's good for the city, too. >> and that will be good for the city. so i think it will be great. real great. >> i think that best thing that happened since the birth of my children and my marriage. >> there is more reaction from players and coaches later on in this newscast. >> and update now on a tri san francisco bar pilots have put their demands for a raise on hold. they want more money to steer in the larger ships that sometimes need two people. and they already make $400,000 a year, following our investigation oakland assembly man agreed to delay legislation to allow the pilots race to be negotiated instead. >> fed ye

standing along side him, nick vos voss her long time boyfriend on board the yacht whit was hit by a wave off the farallons sweeping everyone but voss into the water. >> my beautiful smiling and wickedly funny baby would be telling jay and nick thank you for me the opportunity to race on low speed chase once again. there is no blame. my where. >> and the cull larry academy is fighting to stay open and today a plea for help went out. a restaurant owner stepped in with an act of generosity. it's a program that still needs help. >> there is a crowded kitchen, cooks paint butter on to crossaints and butchers ready prime cuts of beef, and sauces made from scratch. people rave bit on yelp. but you don't need reservations. just come to the cafeteria. >> this is really a classroom every one of the cooks is really a student. now, like the rest of city college, it's facing deep cuts to the budget and like these steak there's is no fat left to trim. >> we're going to be asked to cut the budget by $250,000 next year. >> telling students without funding it could be forced to close. >> there is a hands

they did not say whit was going to happen. >> i got a copy of the press release myself. and i wrote in my own handwriting next to it, moon shine. i didn't believe it would happen. it was a problem of belief. >> but that changed in late january just as the holiday began. >> there is attacks in the northern part of south vietnam on the 30th of january. the main attacks, which took place in saigon and the rest of the country is on the 31. >> in a brazen move the north vietnamese and south vietnamese targeted 100 cities, town pz military bases. one assault would deeply wound the american psyche. a daring attack on the u.s. embassy in saigon. >> american embassy is a place americans can identify with. if you say some other place it just sounds like the words to americans but when you say they're attacking the embassy, people picture that as something important. >> i had a radio and learned they had attacked. and there is nothing like this envisioned by nine. >> u.s. embassy is attacked and one person out to take it back from the veat congress. next on war stories. when i foy

. >> that is stunning whit happened because because it as a peaceful demonstration. we're told by it had thrown something from the crowd and police were sticking to their plan of moving in on people who appear to be causing trouble and remove them if a larger group, another occasion a man wrestled to the ground and daysed. and and there are others failing to move out of the area fast enough when the order was given. now, it's important to point out that there are some arrests, a large part of the events were peaceful and a festival was going on. >> this is supposed to be getting people excited about occupy. people got worn out and just to bring them back out as we move forward. we have made plans and have a lot of services available to continue to provide a save environment for minute who wants to come down to be a part of the marches and demonstrations. >> and police will have help as part of mutual aid. there are police officers standing by from union city. and the california patrol. part of the reforms were told these apartments have been briefed in what the polic

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct.u just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... >> announcer: broadcasting across the nation on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> bill: hey more chilling news out of florida in the trayvon martin case. turns out george zimmerman was a buddy-buddy of the sanford police department. surprise, surprise, maybe that's why they didn't arrest him right away. what do you say? hello, everybody! great to see you today. it is thursday, may 24. here we go with the "full court press" on this thursday morning. good to see you today. we are -- we're just loaded with gas here, ready to go. long ride the next three hours together to take a look at the big stories around the country and around the globe. yes in the trayvon martin case. latest video shows george zimmerman three days after he shot and killed trayvon martin walking around the sanford police department like he worked there, no escort, no nothing. what's going on? out in ariz

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct.just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... ♪ >> radio meets television, the bill press show. now on current tv. >> it's 26 minutes after the hour. we are talking about mit romney, part donald trump. can't seem to shake him. even though trump is nothing but, you know, just sucking any credibility that he's got left away from mitt romney. here is the best that romney can say. okay? remember when rush limbaugh called sandra fluke a slut and a prostitute, all mitt romney could say was: those were not the words i would have used. about donald trump here is romney yesterday on the plane. >> i don't agree with all of the people who support me. i guess they don't agree with everything i believe in. i need to get 50.1% or more. i am appreciative to have the help. >> i need 5.1%. the head of the kkk. yeah, i will take your endorsement. how about the unibomber. he will be with the unibomber next. angel calling from chicago. >> hey, bill. i am wondering whe

but the lion is one whit more important its ecosystem than the zebras the didn't eat or the grass zebras and we have arranged our ecosystem our economic ecosystem in a way just to make the fact that its founder. and eventually thoughts doesn't work out why i can't wait for someone else to to use that you know your way of describing it to you i want to see donald trump say that it's awesome to be at the top which i'm sure he would say before we go to i want to bring up something that mitt romney said in a recent interview with time magazine before a couple weeks ago he was blasting the obama administration for having a plan b. above eight percent said they you know it should be it for now in time he's giving a different kind of i guess you could say outlook on what he claims to promise take a look. i can't possibly predict precisely what the unemployment rate will be at the end of one year i can tell you that over a period of four years by virtue of the policies that we we put in place would get the unemployment rate down to six percent or perhaps a little lower. what do you think on one

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they're seeking help from state lawmakers and vowing to fight. >> thank you, whit johnson. i'm a little nervous. even though they say she's a marshmallow, won't hurt you, but there's too many stories. piz his name is diesel. it's an interesting name. >> there is. >> you should never react to producers in our ear -- >> they don't know who you're talking to. >> they go crazy. they want to do it all the time now. >> that is true. but i've seen too many stories, guys, where the pit bulls seem to snap. >> it's hard. i know, probably like your sister's dog, i have close friends and family who have had pt bulls and they understandably get upset because it's more of a combination of nature and nurture. i'm a big dog lover. >> as we all are. >> i'm a big believer in rescue dogs. i would admittedly be cautious with a dog with pit bull in it because it's hard to know where they came from. >> you stand where? i think this is very telling. there was a picture of barkley, charlie's dog and he said, take that down because he's not a pit bull. do they make you nervous or do you believe tha

at whit johnson reports, you don't need a wie or an and box to enjoy it. >> you listen to a 123-piecehoven or strauss they heard. but arrangements for a video game loon sonics for head hogs. it was part of the largest dedication ever at major museum to the art of video games. >> games are a hybrid of a lot of different forms of art. you can have a beautiful game with a wonderful story, but if the soundtrack isn't con grunlt with the game itself, then something's just going to seem off. >> reporter: joel guttman plays trombone for the university of maryland's symphony orchestra. it's evoked a power of nostalgia in addition to being a fan of the games i've been a fan of the music too. >> reporter: he's a far more serious gamer. how into video games? are we talking like up until midnight, 2:00 in the morning in the dark by yourself for hours on end? >> there have been many instances of that. it's -- it's pretty much my pastime of choice. >> reporter: made up of mostly nonmusic majors, the gso is more club than conservatory, but fill for several years they've pack third campus hall with s

. >> whit johnson reports, sher performance stole the show at national's semifinals. >> reporter: dwarfedage on the national stage spelled no trouble. >> d-i-r-i-g-i-r-b-l-e. >> reporter: the 6-year-old phenom who learned to read before the age of 2 quickly had spectators believing the hype. >> lori anne, any help? >> reporter: even when espn samantha steele asked for help, lori was on point. >> you can't spell it? >> i think it's a joke. >> reporter: she's the youngest ever to compete in scripps national spelling bee, the precocious little blond from lake ridge, virginia, has other talents, too. she hopes to one day be an olympic swimmer and an astro biologist, which includes her two favorite subjects, astronomy and biology. do you think you can take her? >> i don't know. she seems very smart. she's very bright young little girl you have to have a gift if you're that young, and she really does. >> reporter: wednesday she faced off against those more than twice her age and twice her size. >> if she was taller i wouldn't know she was 6 years old because she has the intellect of someone lik

heavy delays on the outer loop. 95 southbound between whit marsh an accident there.er west side of the beltway and accident on 93 southbound at rucks ton road westbound liberty between washington and milford mill a water main break there. the left lane getting by. speeds down to 29 on the west side. 45 on the top side outer loop. there is a live look at the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike. this report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. why now is the time to make the jump. back to you. >> this morning's coffee with yani. yani, welcome back to the eyewitness news morning edition. how is it going? >> going great. nice to talk to you guys again. >> glad to have you back on the show. this is cool. how did you choose this location. >> it took a lot of years. i have been going there for 25 years. a lot of friends there. everybody says when will you play there. an old castle by the ocean. it's a magical spot and i took a chance. when you are outside on a cliff about 100 meters above the ocean, well, mother nature is a powerful force. >> go ahead. >

. >> got to keep your whit around here.cters, you know. >> like that guy right there. >> times tough? [inaudible] >> you are tom cruise? >> yes. >> i like mission impossible. >> what? >> are you a 1%er? >> what does that mean exactly? >> what? >> i employ over a thousand people american dream. >> because of the economy come in and spend 4 or $500 on bottle of wine. probably spend 1.75. >> that's how serious it is. >> when obama said it's not the place to be it died for three or four years. >> when times are tough, don't blow a bunch of cash on vegas. >> how do you think things are going. >> i think we need a change in presidency. >> i thought we were supposed to have change. >> for sure. >> could you ever watch "the o'reilly factor." >> yes i do i love bill. is so honest and he has pithy words. >> bill: don't be jackenapes. >> i have never watched it. >> i can't lie. >> my grandpa said for his 83rd birthday he wants a copy of killing lincoln. [inaudible] >> where haven't you been? >> bill: all right. so when you were there,

. >> firefighters say the fire started in a garage, and seven people were inside whit erupted this morning. the family says the 51-year-old did not survive. >> she worked very hard, hard worker. she has a good heart. she cared for people. i love her so much. she's the one i love best. >> an ambulance took her and her two boys to the hospital. the father is in critical condition and so is the youngest boy, david, who soimpl seven. >> he's alive and firefighters did everything they could to save his life. he's on a vent later from what i understand. >> it's hard to comprehend this tragedy. but with 14 people living in these four town homes neighbors say koit have been worse. this early hour meant most everyone was asleep. >> my neighbor knocked on the door saying get out, fire, fire. >> survivors say they feel fortunate. >> i'm just so grateful. very grateful. >> for one family, the toll is devastating. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> let's get a look at the forecast now. >> there is spencer christian for us. >> it's been cooler than yesterday, you probably noticed that. stlut the evening we'll

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct.just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... ♪ >>> the fight for retiring senator kent conrad's seat in north dakota is shaping up to be one of the toughest and tightest of this election season. and outside groups are pouring tens of thousands of dollars into the race. ken french is behind this so-called heidi ho ad. >> attention north dakotians let's get behind obama and obamacare. and throw the seniors off of a cliff. that's what heidi heitkamp wants to do. a vote for her would be a vote for obama socialism. baracko, heidi ho. i don't think so. >> for more in what is happening, i'm pleased to welcome heidi heitkamp inside the war room. so good to have you here. >> thank you governor. >> call me jennifer please. first let me get reaction to that ad. >> i don't even focus on that part of it. what absolutely drives me crazy is the suggestion that we would ever cut medicare benefits. >> it's so ironic where they are, right? >> not only that but it's

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct.ou just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... ♪ >>> the selection is all about targeting and motivating. we have talked about veterans. we have talked and millennials, but no group is as squarely in the cross hairs as latinos. the president leads think latino voters by a whopping 61%, but it still might not be a home run for the president. why not? because the latino population is growing rapidly, but much of that growth has occurred in california, texas, illinois, and new york, which are not likely to be in play this election. so it really comes down to motivating latino voters in swing states to get out and vote. my next guest, steve phillips runs a super pac called pac-plus that aims to do just that. thanks for being in "the war room." >> thanks for having me. >> you have decided to turn your super pac's focus on turn out. >> right. >> why? >> we believe that the democratic revolution of the past 20 years has created a new electoral majority

. >>> a new lifetime reality show in the works, featuring the family of whit noaa houston.uston family chronicles. the show will include bobbi kristina and her mother,sissy. but the focus on pat houston, the sister-in-law and manager of the late singer. whitney houston's cousin dionne warwick, cec krench we winans a are featured in the show. >> is it just me, or is it too soon? >> it seems a little soon. >>> a police officer forced to jump into a moving car. >>> t [ mosquitoes buzzing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] repel mosquitoes without spraying your skin. try off! clip-on repellant. in minutes, its fan surrounds you, head to toe with effective odorless protection. whether it's at a game, enjoying family, or just relaxing, repel mosquitoes away without a spray. off! clip-on. keeps bugs off. clip the coupon in this sunday's paper. sc johnson. a family company. >>> turned anything but routine in ft. meyers, florida. the whole thing caught on cruiser dashcam on wednesday. officers stopped a car and asked the man to get out. but instead he took off. one of the officers jumped into

whit comes to those ultrathin notebooks intel's strategy is interesting. >> this combination of a toaster and oven into a toaster oven worked well that. is what we're aiming at. trying to find best of both worlds. creative capability of a pc and a model that a tab blet gives you. >> and this market share is near zero so what is next? how does it break in? >> there is a string of announcements and there is trance telecome. and what point do you see in terms of time line, mobile being a meaningful part of the business? >> and i don't think about it that way and talk about it that way. i'm looking for key design wins. how well are we execute something and we'll take a look at that a year from now. and look at the volume but there are protections -- projections. to me the important thing is who we're dwoing business with and how good are the projects? >> and this he is just the fifth chief executive in intel's 44 year history. we spoke with the coo. he told us his success jor likely to come from within the company. and that is before i leave there is a quick check today, it was day three of l

some questioned wisdom of adding service now whit might just suddenly be cut. >> without a budget outlinen for 2014, it is a risk to prove a service increase. >> 20 months in a row of double digit increases in ridership. we've got people who can't find a seat on the train. sometimes having to sit in the vestibule so we've got to make room for them. >> cal train is the only transit agency with no dedicated funding source at the mercy of contributions from three partners. and there is a sales tax measure in the works for counties serve bid cal train but this won't be voted on before 2014. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> warning about social media. in the u.s. nearly half of us have a facebook page. every day personal information is added to the site. >> explaining why you won't friend me. right z.that is another story. and there is a lot of information that could jeopardize your personal privacy. and there are results of a survey. >> this is part of just about everything we do now. consumer reports cautions some information can come back to be used against you. and in ways that are hard to e

>>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, politically direct.you just think there is no low they won't go to. oh, no. if al gore's watching today... ♪ ♪ >> broadcasting across the nation, on your radio and on current tv this is the bill press show. >> all aboard! yes, we are heading to kabul, unannounced visit. what do you say? good morning everybody. we will get to kabul by way of the full court press this wednesday morning, may 2nd. so good to see you today. i am bill press, and i will be with you for the next three hours tackling the big stories of the day with all of you and talking about everything that's going on here. coming to you live coast to coast from our radio factory here and t.v. factory and book factory on capitol hill in washington, d.c. the congress is out of town the house and the senate are keeping watch here on the doings in washington at the whitehouse around the country and around the globe. we will tell you all about it and take your calls and get you involved in the k at 866-55-press. good to see you. it's a beautiful da

for "cbs this morning," whit johnson, washington. >> nice story. >> oh, really nice.roud. like her very much. >> i love the idea, you're never too old to finish your education. >> i was thinking that, too. they always say education is something nobody can ever take away from you. >>> erica is not here but she's not far. she's tracking down a museum at metropolitan of art. we >>> good morning for this final edition of "the cutaway" today on monday. here with me is kevin prince and jenna sakwa. so, kevin, your favorite movie this weekend. what did you see? >> i saw "the avengers" and if it's monday we're definitely talking box office. we had a huge weekend at the box office. "the avengers" came in, brought in over $200 million, easily crushing the previous record for opening weekend. which was the second installment of the harry potter series, which that movie brought in $172 million. >> and those were the predictions, too. they were correct, even before it came out in the u.s. >> even before it came out in the u.s. we spoke about this last week before, you know, global

for "cbs this morning," whit johnson, washington. >> nice story. >> oh, really nice.d. like her very much. >> i love the idea, you're never too old to finish your education. >> i was thinking that, too. they always say education is something nobody can ever take away from you. >>> erica is not here but she's not far. she's tracking down a museum at metropolitan of art.,, >> good morning everybody. we're just getting word over at contra costa county that there is some sort of a gas leak. we cannot pinpoint it just get but a number of calls that come into the police department. that is a picture right there of parts of the high school. this is the general area in south walnut creek. the high school has been evacuated as a precaution. there was no fire but people are concerned because of the smell of gas is so prevalent. walnut creek police said the calls started coming in around 8:00 this morning so if you are in the south end of walnut creek take note, at a good four or five blocks could be evacuated as they try to figure out exactly what that is. >> we will take you b