host: we are speaking orice williams brown with. -- we are speaking with orice williams brown.e is joining us from louisiana. caller: i am not having to swim. , 're not too far from rose louisiana. my husband has inherited property. a subdivision was built. he was told they remapped the area. this area never had flooding. they said we would have to get flood insurance for anybody who bought homes in this subdivision. now my husband has invested all this infrastructure, all our savings went into that. we tried to go through fema to re-negotiate this thing in arbitration and it has been there for almost three years. it virtually has caused us to go prbroke. they will not come up with a final say so, we should do -- a final say so on what we should do. guest: the challenge associate with updating the flood maps, fema has been processed and i understand your frustration with the time involved in going for the process. we have made recommendations about ways fema could improve the process. i would encourage you to work through that process. host: running from orlando, florida -- rod

um, so the african grove theater formed by william brown in 1821. initially, the african grove was simply a tea garden in brown's backyard where black new yorkers congregated for musical events and sowcial activities. once the theater company was formed, it played in different represented downtown locations until brown opened his own space on mercer street in 1822. from then until the early 1830s, hewlett performed with brown's company and also in many other venues close to home at the military garden in brooklyn, somewhat farther afield in philadelphia, saratoga and alexandria, virginia, and even across the seas in london and south america. hewlett aspired to be a pure shakespearean actor. he played the lead role in richard iii and also gave solo performances of scenes from othello. much like other budding actors of the day, he honed his craft by imitating famous shakespearean performers like edmund keane. some of hewlett's other roles were more explicitly subversive, however, indirectly hinting at the subordination and resistance of black americans

about floodtalking insurance with ori williams brown g from the -- from the gao. caller: thank you for taking my call. subject in about the previous caller was addressing. this capricious addressing but the mortgage companies carry more than the property is worth. in my situation, i have a house built in 1946 that is solid concrete blocks. the elevated the first floor the onlyay they knew how, with an unfinished basement that is primarily above-ground. i am being required to carry $250,000 worth of coverage which, as to $1900 for a piece of property -- during the isabel situation in 2003, t inches of water. the property sustained no damage from the floodwater except for the windows being opened and went through the window into the unfinished basement. my first little for is elevated 8 feet above sea level -- my first little floor is elevated 8 feet above sea level. i received no reimbursement for the loss of might well -- for the loss of my well. the mortgage company based on a fraudulent appraisal, the house is not a praise for anything more than $150,000, i am i

host: orice williams brown with the gao. thank you for joining us here run c-span budget think you for joining us here on c-span. the president is in ireland today. the meeting will include a session with the irish prime minister and a speech on u.s.- irish relations. that will take place at 12:30 will be -- and we bringing that to you on c-span. the queen will be hosting a dinner tomorrow night. the president will be at the g-8 summit. people talk about the middle east. then they'll stop at poland. available on c-span and our website, c-span.org. thank you for joining us. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] cable satellite corp. 2011] ♪ >> thank you for joining us this morning. the white house has released a cyber security plan and could online @ c-span.org. this morning, in less than half an hour, we will be live with the senate committee hearing on the plan. cyber security officials will be testifying on capitol hill. president obama is in your c

host: we're speaking with orice williams brown with the government accountability office.close to the mississippi river. it was almost to the top of the levee before they opens the spillway. i am very sorry that the state has been impacted by this. host: if this bill we have not been opened up, " which to be looking at with your home -- if the spillway had not been opened up, what would you be looking at with your home? caller: 15 feet under water. the whole city probably. because of this crisis, we're buying flood insurance. we just purchased flood insurance. my confusion, i'm trying to make sure i understand you when you every home in the united states is a flood zone -- is in a flood zone. some are low and some have standard insurance. is that ok? guest: yes. the risk level varies by zone. host: herald from west point, ky. caller: is everybody supposed to have flood insurance? my house has not had a flood. no water can get to me. it does flood in west point on the river. i am on a hill. there has up in a flood here in 100 years. guest: everyone lives in a flood zone. ar

william torbit junior died. 10 days later mark falkenhan died fighting a fire. >> montgomery police officer hector ayala died april 4, trooper wesley brown was killed on june 11, baltimore city fliffer james fowler iii died on september 27, and baltimore city police officer thomas portz jr. died in -- died on october 20. william torbit jr. was killed on january 9. >> it was all brought to us as a gift. >> it is not how they died that made them heroes. it was how they lived. >> efforts to continue safeguarding communities. >> there is no such thing in this life as complete justice. nor is there any such thing as complete closure, not when you have lost someone you have loved. what we do have the ability to do is to love and to perfect our love. >> barry sims, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:10 and 61 degrees on tv hill. still ahead, the campaign to reduce the number of stroke cases in baltimore. >> and up next, residents along the mississippi river wait for another possible disaster to come their way. >> first you are taking a live look outside. it is a very, very pretty morning. cols has your -- john collins has your mother's day weekend >> last e

evan williams and mira sorvina. colin powell, tina browny diller and white house vreau.writer john farro the new yorker invited jon hamm , and joel and ethan coen, film directors. now we are going back to the ballroom, waiting for the pre- dinner program to begin. [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. the program begins momentarily. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome david jackson, president of the white house correspondents association. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the united states of america, barack obama, and first lady, michelle obama. ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors and the singing of our national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> present arms. [playing national anthem] [applause] ♪ ♪ hist ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> also said it, jelly mason -- julie mason, and henry, ed jay carney, press secretary to the , david jackson, usa today, seth myers, michael shearer and steep gully. >> good evening, and welcome to the annual white house correspondents as

they have the man on camera withdrawing william's money from a bank an atm and they're calling him a person of interest in this homicide. >>> governor jerry brown will release his revised budget proposal at 11:00 this morning. he's expected to continue to call for extending higher vehicle, sales and personal income taxes. republican lawmakers say tax extensions are unnecessary because incoming revenue is better than expected. but the governor's finance director calls the revenue bump slight and says it does not cover the state's $15.4 billion shortfall. >>> stage two of the am amgen tour starts today. officials canceled the 118-mile circuit around lake tahoe yesterday because of snow and ice. take a look at that. does not look like may up there. now stage two is set to take off at 10:15 this morning. that's from squaw valley. it's going to end in sacramento. questions remain about the race. that route takes cyclists over the pass which closed over the weekend because of that weather. >>> the chp says alcohol was a factor in a four-car crash that briefly shut down the golden gate bridge. ktvu news took video of the damaged cars shortly after las

williams is 52. family ties child star, tina youthers, and singer adel and chris brown is 22 today. wo [ banker ] miked a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> 5:45, let's not go back, 5:45. we're going forward. howard bernstein is taking us through the day with weather. >> it will be a windy and sunny day. that's probably good stuff. not too warm yet. infight this morning it's cold. we were talking on the break it's cold in the studio, it's cold outside. you really need to, unless you have a str

brown as the imf job if he it was vacant. a very personalized. he didn't do this to jim callahan. if you don't like the government you replace. >> you say prince william is listening to cameron/ >> 1900 people came. this is a geopolitical state occassion. the government is up to its ears. >> where did the guest list come from? >> this is from the palace, with advice from the government. i would like to think that there were not invited was because it took us into an illegal war in iraq. but this is probably not the case. >> what is the reason? >> we have a story -- i cannot take it beyond that. >> and what are the personal aspects of this? going to the death -- >> this is more probable than the iraq war? this is more serious. >> i could say that this could be construed as something, there are likely allusions made to him in the book. >> i suppose this is possible, if there is something there -- i suppose that this is conceivable. >> there was the this inviting of the ambassador. they would signal this if they were disinvited, and this is a shame to the nation if they are not invited. should he be coming? >> i have said this consistently, we how the ho

right out of the anti-war the year before brown versus board of education and he basically predicted beach things and so in the seventy's you had people like william f. buckley jr and other conservatives thoughtful conservatives looking at what was going on and going oh my god this is incredible women are burning their pras you know kids are say hell no i'm not going to go to after a war that you've got african-americans are demanding their rights you know gays the stonewall riots that you know it's like this is things are out of hand here cities are burning i mean there were riots you know and so they said you know william kirk was right we've got to get rid of those pesky middle class so they're with the ideologues taking on the middle class and then this a predator is gone yeah ok we can make some money on this thing and they took down the list really really interesting certainly what's happening here is a trend that we've seen changing but there's trends going in a different direction in other countries for example india they're seeing the growth of the new middle class and are r.c. correspondent for history there is there right now and she's

william casey, bill casey, the head of the cia, and they said he was coming to brown university and wanted to know if i could pick him up at the airport with a dean from brown, and if i could escort him through the city and take him to do his speaking and drive him back to the airport. so i said, yeah, i would do that. i never met him before. so, i dutifully got in the car -- we used to have those big long undertaker cars, looked like they were from a funeral home. so i picked up the dean from brown. put the car on the tarmac, and we did that, and ten minutes later the plane came in it was a white plane with no numbers, typical cia. the plane landed, and speaking about introductions, the gate came down, the steps came down, and the guy just had a skiing accident and it was bill casey, ask he was on a crutch and came down the stairs slowly and got on the tarmac and looked at me and said, who are you? and i said, you're supposed to be the head of the cia. [laughter] >> so, another time, in 1980, i was running for governor. the only election i ever lost. i had a party, a birthday party at my

william lightborn will collect more than $300,000 a year in pay and benefits and making him one of california's top paid burrcrats. assembly man brian jones blasted the decision to hire him. >> governor brown is asking hard-working californians to pay higher sales tax and car taxes. >> jones filed three public records to see the contract. the administration has 10 days to respond. >> to weird may weather. a late spring storm linger bay area tonight. here's what it was like driving over the santa cruz mountains and no continues to accumulate in the high sierras, and henly - heavenly ski resort, spencer is this about to end or more on the way? >> more on the way, carolyn. we have showers showing up on live doppler hd than we had an hour ago. looking at the action, in and around san francisco starting in the marin county and moving to richmond and berkeley and san francisco and san ramon and upon down in hayward and fremont and light shower activity and spotty showers around san jose and heavier activity near morgan hill . santa cruz to monterey, showers there and inland to holister and snow falling in the sierra. more on the way. >> thank you, spencer, a power out age may be weather related.

year-old joseph williams, he was found dead in his full and street apartment last thursday the suspect has been seen driving a gold or beige sedan possibly a mercedes. >>> 6:34 a.m. governor browneasing his revised budget the day it will include a new revenue forecast, tax receipts through april have been $2.5 billion through expectations, higher state income tax rates for four years instead of five the governor initially wanted, there is also speculation he will ask state lawmakers to increase taxes before going to voters. he failed to get enough support to put tax measures on the ballot. >>> oakland forced to make changes that could look into homicides. it will be disbanded over the next few months some of those 45 officers from that division will move into a new major crimes unit, others will go out into the street. people will respond to 911 calls. >> mother nature got this right, held off with the rain over the bay to breakers, but i guess we have rain coming today. >> a little bit got to keep the umbrella handy. >> the system we saw yesterday, scattered showers, another system will hit us later on this afternoon bringing us more wet weather, showers and parts of the north

services william light born will collect more than 300,000 californians to pay higher income tax, sales tax and car taxes. >>reporter: jones filed 3 public records act request to see the contract. brown administration has 10 days to respond. >>> more to bring you tonight. coming up. surprise in a bay area courtroom. >> he is giving directly to this jury his version of event events. >> coming up. suspected killer takes the stand in his own defense. the. >> shark landing went terribly wrong from the i team. should this kind of research be allowed to continue right off our coast. >> 2 nato helicopter into a fire fight on the border of pakistan. >> why nut gingrich got pakistan. >> why nut gingrich got glittered. stay >> police at cal polly san luis obispo investigate the third rape in 9 days of unconscious intoxicated female student. latest incident happened sunday inside a dorm room. it's the same area where a woman was raped on may the 12th. now the first attack was may 7th at off campus fraternity house. campus police not saying if the women were drugged but they do say the incidents are not related. >>> army pros can youtors today charged vacaville man as the sixth soldier in a plot

william casey, bill casey, who was the head of the cia. and they said he was coming to brown university, and they wanted to know if i could pick him up at the airport with a dean from brown, and if i could escort him through the city and take him to do his speaking and then drive him back to the airport. and so i said, yeah, i would do that. i didn't know -- i mean, i knew who he was, but i'd never met him before. so i dutifully got in the car, we used to have those big, long understood taker cars then. [laughter] looked like they were from a funeral home. so we dutifully went to the airport, we put the car on the tarmac, and we did that. about ten minutes later, the plane came in, and it was a white plane with no numbers on it, typical cia. the plane landed, and speaking about introductions, the gate came down, or the steps came down, and this guy had just had a skiing accident or something, and it was bill casey. and he was on a crutch, and he came down the stairs slowly. he got on the tarmac, and he looked at me and said, who are you? [laughter] and i said, and you're supp

brown: more than two years exxon valdez oil spill we have yet to clean up prince william sound in alaska and cleaning up sand from the bp oil spill. the frequent occurrence of extreme weather that the gulf coast experiences including hurricanes and severe storms could easily produce an oil spill including with the improvement in oil and natural gas. storms along the gulf coast caused 124 oil spills in the gulf of mexico. hurricane katrina, 233 gallons of oil spill and hurricane rita worsened the damage. if these rigs were in the gulf coast, there would be complete destruction. as we have seen, cleanup for these spills are incapable of removing a small fraction of the oil. in addition, from the bp oil spill, florida has over 284,000 claims with only 117,000 paid with a total of $1 billion for the gulf coast region, 10,000 fishing claims, 122,000 food and lodging claims, retail and sales claims and $1.6 billion paid on even more lost earnings and wages. we cannot afford another disaster in the magnitude with more drilling. we are still living on borrowed time. support the brown amendment.