carol? >> chris lawrence, live at the pentagon today. >>> another echo of the nation's war on terror. the controversial patriot act lives on. president obama signed it minutes before it was set to expire at midnight. the provisions, which include wiretaps and electronic eavesdropping are too invasive and tram believe civil liberties. >> president obama is in the air after wrapping up the g-8 summit in france. the leaders of eight super powers voiced support for the democratic uprisings in a number of arab countries but stopped short of pledging money. >>> president due to arrive in poland later this hour. the last stop of his six-day, four nation trip to europe. >>> one of the ugliest uprisings has been smoldering in yemen. this rng month, the government unleashed its air force bombers on tribal forces opposed to the embattled president. it has left dozens of people dead. the united states is urging any americans in yemen to get out now. zain verjee live in london with a look at the internat

carol? >> jeanne meserve reporting live from washington. >>> it is going to cost you a fortune to fill up the tank today but gas prices are actually down this morning. we have not been able to say that for more than 40 days. $3.98 a gallon nationwide. you can barely see the drop but this could signal a bigger drop ahead. at least we hope so. ali velshi is with us now. remember, there was talk of $5 a gallon gas. now, we are hearing prices could be down to $3.50 by memorial day. what's up with that? >> nobody's speculation is ever right about this stuff. the bottom line is with he broke a trend after 44 days of increases. we finally stopped. i'm glad we did. it wouldn't make sense to keep going given what's happened to oil prices. we lost about $9 in oil yesterday. we lost another $3 and change this morning. oil prices have been plummeting along with other commodities, because the dollar is starting to strengthen, which is the argument i have been making for a long time. it has a whole lot le

an oil analyst, carol, says no. if you take away the tax breaks that oil companies get, you are effectively raising taxes on these oil companies. they would be less likely to increase production and exploration, because they would have less money to put towards things and that would reduce oil supply and raise the prices at the pump. >> that's coming from the oil industry, right sf. >> is coming from an oil analyst. >>> just ahead, eliminating osama, huge for president obama as he looks ahead to 2012. our next guest says, forget bin laden. the gop has left the democrats in the does the. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>> this week it's deathers and they want t

my worry, carol, is this. it's great for congressman shock to have abs like the situation, but when we discuss his right-wing policies, he sounds like the situation. >> dana. >> oh. well, senator mccaskill is my senator, and honestly, i would like to see them talk more about what they think about the president not releasing the osama bin laden photos or what they think about quantative easing. i want them to act like legislators and do right for the american people. >> peter. >> i've interviewed them both, shock and mccaskill. they're both reasonable, nice people. i like them both. maybe this should be the standard we use. all candidates should run for office without a shirt on, and we could elect them on that basis. and so instead of a republican and a democrat, you'd have somebody from team jacob and somebody from team edward. and i could be, hike, dracula for perspective. >> i just got a sudden picture of the next -- never mind. thanks to all of you. fun, as always. "political buzz" will be back on monday.

>> hi, carol. we had just got through grocery shopping and i've got a nephew who has a nice basement, so we drove over there and, you know, when the sirens went off, we knew that it was coming, because we could see the hail, and when the straight-line winds hit, you know, i worked in tv for ten years, so i knew what i was witnessing. what i was witnessing was all of that rush of wind being sucked into the vortex. so we knew it was close. and it felt like it was a lot closer and we were two miles away. but then later on, we were able to drive down and rescue some people. and we're all in shock. >> well, tell me about that. so you're in the basement, the storm passes over, and i would assume that the house you are in survived the storm. so you go out into the neighborhood and what do you see? >> you know, we had some people posting on facebook that people were trapped and, you know, a couple of my buddies and i, we hopped in the pickup truck and just drove south and decided we were going to help any

carol? >> jim acosta, live in gettysburg. for all the latest on the palin bus tour and everything else happening in the world of politics, visit our website. the address, cnn.com/politics. >>> new housing numbers just in. boy, they're not good. the price of an existing home continues to sink, perhaps to an all time low. alison kosik is live at the new york stock exchange. tell us what these numbers mean. >> reporter: carol, you know what, it means that we're here, that this is the double dip in housing that everybody's been talking about. the s&p analyst who puts out this study is saying it that way. and what the study shows is that home prices fell 4.2% in the first three months of this year. you know where that puts us? we're now below the level we thought was the bottom that was hit in 2009 after the bust. also listen to other recent housing reports, they're jiving with this as well. pending home sales plunged in april. new home sales, they're close to record lows. and you look at the hom

. >> cnn newsroom with carol costello joins right now. hi, carol. >> hi. alina, do you want some coffee? >> i do! another cup, please! >> i'll get you some. thanks, guys. have a great day. >>> it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. i'm carol costello sitting in for kyra phillips. today, as you know, is memorial day, but it's a working holiday for some big-name politicians. the parades and gather erings aa traditional showcase. >>> a saudi prince wants oil prices to fall, and fast, before the u.s. ramps up its development of alternative fuels. his warning to arab oil producer comes amid a chilling prediction. goldman sachs says gas will reach $5 a gallon this summer. >>> and remembering the sacrifice s at arlington nationl cemetery. this morning, president obama takes part in ceremonies there, including a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns. >>> let's talk politics now. presidential candidates, those who have declared, and those likely to, are reaching out to voters on this memorial day. oh, yeah, sarah palin is using the holi

i'm carol costello. u.s. intelligence officers are combing through the computer equipment and data seized from the pakistani compound where the al qaeda founder was hiding. they are searching for leads on other leaders or possible attack plats. a u.s. counterterrorism official says the haul was much larger tan they expected. bin laden relied more heavily on storage media such as cds or dvds. they say it is not clear who will replace bin laden, al qaeda had no clear succession plan in place. new details on the raid itself. president obama monitored many of the leaders to monitor the assault in real time. there was live video and regular audio updates from the attack team. we want to take a closer look inside the compound where bin laden lived and died. we just got this video inside a kitchen. it shows the eery calm, no deck core rags on tcials on the wall. you will see the camera move down the hall into the doorway of one of the bedrooms. blood on the floor right here. then, the camera will go outside. you can

carol? >> i can't imagine that in days to come, you would have to deal with your insurance company in taking pictures. it is a hard road ahead. i am glad there are workers already out there clearing debris. good midwestern spunk there. ali velshi, thanks so much. no shortage of shocking stories. we heard about a baby boy ripped from his mother's arm. somebody sucked out of st. john's hospital by driving home high school graduation when the twister hit. >> well, i was riding with my mom. we were in a separate car. and we were 30 seconds in front of them, one block. we pulled into the garage, trees started blowing in. we immediately got our dog, went into the basement. my dad called and said, "open the garage door." he didn't know it was so serious. i heard him say, "pull over, will. pull over." they started flipping. >> they were in a humiditier? >> yes. -- a humiditier? >> yes, a hummer h-3. >> what happened to will? >> when my dad gained consciousness, he saw my brother, his seat belt snapp

you kind of have that, carol. >> well, maybe. robert. >> to me inexplicable peace is donald trump jumping out of the race. and to mike huckabee, inexplicable peace is building a beautiful home in florida, having a variety show and making a lot of money. >> sam. >> well, i got to agree with the others. i think the bottom line, inexplicable peace is being able to work a calculate tore and eat all you want at the all you can eat buffet. >> oh, geez. okay. i don't even think there's a need for a question. arnold schwarzenegger. go. will. >> schwarzenegger joins a list of people that include bill clinton, mark foley, john edwards. the common characteristic that all these guys have, beyond the fact that they're men, which by the way shouldn't be understated, is that in my opinion they're narcissists. that is a very hard thing to filter for, but it ought to be near the top of our list. don't choose a narcissist. >> robert. >> for the simpler days of john edwards. another family valued politician bites the dust. but looking past the poll

>> well, in some ways, carol. if you look at it, pakistan and china have been strengthening their ties for some time. a couple months ago, during a visit, this he talked openly about this renewed partnership and renewing the strength of the friendship between the two nations. remember, they share a lot of things in common. a, they share a border. they are very close. you have the factor of india, of china views india as a potential economic rival. obviously, everyone knows about the tension between pakistan and india. also, there is some feeling that by cozying up to china, what pakistan may be doing is sort of getting a little bit of leverage with the u.s. to show, look, we have this other ally. in turn, sometimes they use, they call china sort of an all weather ally which is sort of in contrast to how they view the u.s., which they view as sometimes sort of fickle. they view china as sort of a, you know, a stalwart ally of theirs. >> so will it affect u.s. pakistani relations at all? >> i spoke with them and the

carol. >> great story. thank you, martin. >>> a man who became part of the 9/11 story is trying to heal from the role he played in history he didn't know about until it was too late. rudy decker trained two of the hi jackers. he said it destroyed his business and passion for flying and news of his death is not bringing him any closure. >> i have said to the media on september 12th, if i were to see mada mohammad taatta, i would cut hi in pieces myself. they say time heals all wounds and it took me a long time, not healed yet. >> and a kick agent who let him board a plane to boston spent nearly 10 years wishing he said something. he had a feeling about those two men and still gets flashbacks. when he learned bin laden was killed, how did he react? >> yes! a fist pumping moment at 5:00 in the morning. brought me great joy. >> the fbi's most wanted terrorist list has been updated to reflect the death of osama bin laden. we'll show you who's left, next. >>> stay with us, cnn for our special coverage of presiden

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. >> and i'm carol costello. we would like to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we want to bring you up to date, up to the minute with the latest details. the al qaeda terrorist was killed inside a mansion. they swept into the building by helicopter and says bin laden was among the five people killed in a firefight. president obama signed off on the mission on friday after months of intelligence work concluded obama was hiding there. >> senior administration officials believe the compound was built five years ago for the specific purpose of hiding bin laden. sources say facial imaging techniques confirmed bin laden's identity. a u.s. government official says dna testing is also under way. the u.s. forces removed his body and they buried him at sea. we'll have many more details on how this unfolded throughout the morning. >> so much to talk about. for nearly ten years now, new york's ground zero has been an emotion no epicenter of 9/11 and all its horrible memories, but within minutes

and listen to this warning, carol, that peter king has. he says a victory in our war against al qaeda, as well as increased risk of retaliatory attacks against america's soil, even though we might have got bin laden, we perhaps could be seeing an increased amount of attacks here against the homeland, carol. >> well, mark, on the subject of the death of bin laden, it's sort of restarted the debate on torture techniques, especially from one potential white house candidate who seems to be quite at odds with a former colleague who kind of knows all about torture. >> sure, sure. and what you're speaking about is senator rick santorum. expect him to run for the republican presidential nomination. he was on the hugh hewitt radio show yesterday. hewitt asked him regarding the idea of enhanced interrogation. john mccain would call it torture. rick santorum responded he doesn't understand how enhanced interrogation starts. john mccain as we all know was a decorated military figure back in the war who spent a lot of time in vietnamese prison. rick sa

i'll be watching. >> thanks, carol. i appreciate it. >>> the head of the international monetary fund has resigned just days after being arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a maid at a new york hotel. he wants to devote his time and energy to proving his innocence. >>> in vicksburg, mississippi, the river reached an all-time high of 57.1 feet, 14 feet above flood stage. homes are under water. >>> another health setback forza za gabor. the # 4-year-old actress had problems with a feeding tube and suffers from a stomach infection. >>> in sports, it is always special for a player to get a shot against a former team. kelly johnson took a chance against atlanta. the single scored pinch runner, josh wilson with a tying run and then with the braves' infield drawn in, justin upton, hits a grounder to the right side of the mound. here he is. the braves, they just can't handle it. ryan roberts scores. the diamondbacks get a come from behind win at home, 5-4. >>> the miami heat did not want to go home, down two games to n

carol guzy, nikki kahn, and ricky carioti. [applause] many of you remember this scene on the news last year on january 12. we received word of a massive earthquake in haiti. we only had the sketchiest information that we had the understanding that any time track -- tragedy strikes in the u.s., the newspaper gets involved. >> there is a haitian proverb take to my refrigerator that says when you visit haiti, it will break your heart, and when you leave, he won't take back all the pieces. i have a web for haiti a thousand times since my first trip. nothing compared to the profound sorrow the haitians heart has to endure every day, and especially during this latest devastating tragedy. >> i don't have prepared speech, but i would like to thank everyone in this newsroom and the editors that worked with me on this. >> this is pretty amazing. two hours of sleep was a lot, because carol was always out there working and you felt guilty for sleeping. we just kept plugging away under incredible circumstances. it is a privilege to share t

they want to take you out, carol. you're very popular. >> hey, we have very interesting facebook friends. it would be very interesting to have lunch with some of them. >> let's just have a party this weekend and just invite them. >> seriously, i've been thinking about what i would do. i would try to get my whole family on the phone somehow because they're all over the country. right? then i would sit with my husband, we would sip a nice glass of wine and we would just wait. that would be enough for me. >> that's nice. that's very nice. i like the idea of a little bit of the wine there. and a beach. >> you have to drink. the world is going to end! >> chardonnay on the beach will do it for me. with friends and family. >> yeah. okay. you get your twin sister. >> absolutely. i'll see if i'm going to see you on monday then, huh? >> i hope i do. >> i hope so, too. carol, take a look at this story though. if 2012 manages to arrive, big traffic lights going to start flashing outside. many restaurants in germany -- nothing to

and is carol here? my buddy, carol, how are you? i love you. carol was winning by 20 points before i campaigned for her 20 times. if i just stayed out, carol. and is billy sheen here? billy, i tell you what, you married way up, pal. way, way up. je jeanie is a star down there. this is dangerous so i'm going to stop now before i start naming people and leave out some of my close friends. look, folks, it's really genuinely good to be back with you all tonight. the last time i was up here and i came up a lot in '08, it was really a difficult, difficult political environment. and we had a lot of candidates two of whom i named so far who were hurt, good friends of mine who should have won. had the turnout been anything remotely like it was in '08, they would have won. as a matter of fact, i think it's axiomatic. there was a giant enthusiasm gap, as they call it. 2012. i have spent a lot of time on the road since i have been elected vice president. they call air operations and controls, i have traveled well over 400,000 miles and that is supposed to

carol, what do we think? carol costello with the question. >> i'm going to go for it right now. i know you've seen it. sarah palin's one nation bus tour starting in d.c. where she and her family visited some historical landmarks and then continued on to gettysburg, pennsylvania. there are times palin sounds like a would be presidential candidate, but she still isn't ready to call her tour anything but a campaign for america's constitution. there is some confusion about where her bus is heading at times since she refuses to tell the so-called mainstream media exactly where she's going except for fox news, which would be her employer. palin told her co-worker greta van susterin, despite how things look, her one nation tour is not political. >> it's not about me. it's not a publicity seeking tour. it's about highlighting the great things of america. the media can figure out where they're going if they do their investigative work, or they're going to keep kind of, as you put it, going crazy trying to figure out what we're doing here. >> jim garrity of the national review online says

it's already a place of interest, at the very least. >> carol, thanks. i can't wait for the responses. >>> i spoke with former president jimmy carter on this very issue about whether or not this is going to have a big impact on the war on terror. here's how he responded. osama bin laden is dead. >> yes. >> what is the significance? >> i think it's quite significant. i wouldn't say that the threat of terrorism is eliminated, but i think it is substantially reduced. >> do you think president obama having brought osama bin laden to justice will serve another term? >> i hope so. it's too early to predict. i think it's certainly enhanced his political standing, his reputation among people, particularly those that didn't think he was a strong, competent person to carry out a mission successfully. >> is the war on terror is over? is it time to get out of afghanistan? >> i would hope that this could expedite our exit from afghanistan. but certainly the war is not over. >> more on my exclusive interview with jimmy carter. it really was a pleasant interview, great

carol? >> stan grant reporting live. thank you. >>> president obama has decided the pictures of osama bin laden's body should not be made public. he's got support from democrats and republicans on that front. but not christopher farrell. he's with the conservative legal watchdog group judici, judicial and the group is suing to get those photos released. welcome, mr. farrell. why do you need to see the pictures to believe bin laden is dead? >> well, there's a law, freedom of information act. a federal law that governs all government records and these photos are government record that is the public has a right to see and now about. arguab arguably, the most important historical event in the last generation. a law governing it. >> defense secretary gates said last week the death pictures could be photo shopped and misused to provoke violence overseas and endanger american troops and civilians. doesn't that bother you? >> it does not. there's a number of different photos that can be photo shopped here. the issue here is that

this week, carol guzy, 1four-time pulitzer prize-winning photographer for "the washington post." >> carol guzy, can you remember the first time you thought about being a photographer? >> it is like it was yesterday. i had gone to nursing school in my hometown in pennsylvania. nursing did not feel quite right and i had a camera just to play with. i took a darkroom class and it was a magical experience. it was clearly a defining moment. i decided i would take the risk and try to go and study photography. >> you have won four pulitzer prizes. how often has that happened in the history of journalism? >> never, as far as i have heard. this is the first. >> what is it like winning, and how important is it for someone in your position? >> it is a prestigious honor, but it is always bittersweet, because it is for stories like the haitian earthquake. it is such a horrible disaster that your work is being honored for, so it is kind of a catch-22 situation. >> let's look at the video of you getting the award. >> so "the washington post" wins a pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. carol guzy

thanks, carol. >>> live from studio 7, i'm drew griffin in for suzanne. up to speed on what's happening tuesday may 3rd. new video shot inside bin laden's compound north of islamabad. u.s. intelligence officials plan to comb through what they're calling a haul of electronics that the commandos grabbed during the second create u.s. raid, said to include computer equipment, cds, dvds that could reveal al qaeda plots on the drawing board. >>> the president and his national security team watching u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s go after bin laden as it happened. the president has members of congress over for dinner last night and told them the national unity that followed 9/11 had returned. >> tonight, it is my fervent hope that we can harness some of that unity and some of that pride to confront the many challenges that we still face. ♪ land that i love stand beside her♪ >> celebrations continued through the night at ground zero. new york firefighters sang "god bless america" to mark the death of osama bin laden. other people had somber remembrances for the 2700 peo

i'm carol. uh, we should skedaddle 'cause it's girls' night. so...okay. oh, wow. you got a skinny-dipping scene after the duel, right? well, i -- shh, shh, shh. show. don't tell. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. just a little -- okay. oh, wow. [ male announcer ] watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. [ carol ] this could turn me into a history buff. all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. ooh, the price sure doesn't. i'm tired of shopping around. [ sigh ] too bad you're not buying car insurance. like that's easy. oh, it is. progressive direct showed me their rates and the rates of their competitors. i saved hundreds when switching. we could use hundreds. yeah. wake up and smell the savings. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. . >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness nuts. >> right there, right there, you have it, very have a funnel. >> this is not the midwest, twisters touchdown in northern california. >> we actually p

carol? >> i like these people today. i was surprised. the "talk back" question -- is it okay for presidential candidates to avoid the media. "it is okay to avoid it but not necessarily block certain media. they have to look out for themselves. it is also best for the media personalities to be fair in their approach to interviewees." this from audra -- they can't pick and choose policies and world issues to govern. why should they be able to pick and choose what media to use. is this still the united states of america? >> if you can't handle simple questions how can we expect you to handle al qaeda or any other form of threat to our country? >> of course it is okay to avoid the media but the candidate who chooses that strategy will remain just that -- a candidate. >> police continue the conversation, facebook.com/carolcnn. >> they can't avoid us. they got to answer our questions. >> it's our job. we have to hound them. you can't just ask them easy questions. >> carol, have a great weekend. >> more after break. let me tell you about a very

tmi, as you like to say, huh, carol? >> yes, way too much tmi. once upon a time when you heard from a member of congress, it was strictly about policy like taxes, foreign affairs or defense spending. are those days gone. dignity seems to be out the window. welcome to the era of tmi. check out this tweet from missouri senator clare mccaskill. i'm tired of looking and feeling fat. maybe talking about it publicly will keep me on track as i try to be more disciplined. off to the gym. it worked for new york senator kristin gillibrand. they took to "vogue" to show off her slimmed-down figure. it's not just a woman thing. male lawmakers also seem obsessed with their political body, so to speak. take aaron shock, proud owner of these six-pack abs on the cover of "men's health." and while we're at it, do we really need to know that barack obama is stinky and snory in the morning or that he hates picking up his dirty socks? it's hard to believe when there was once a time that americans did not know that franklin delano roosevelt was in a wheelchair. we did

. >> reporter: carol clark served in nepal in the late '80s and reported being repeatedly raped by a supervisor from nepal who was never charged. >> for the next 15 hours, he raped and beat me. for a long time, i prayed to live, and after that, i prayed

well carol the u.s. welcomed the international criminal court prosecutors plans to request three arrest warrants for alleged criminal crimes alleged crimes against humanity committed in libya since february fifteenth they hate prosecutor did not specify who these three people are pretty stone that the international criminal court has been investigating colonel gadhafi some of his sons and aides over what the prosecutor called a predetermined plan to attack protesters he said now is the time to start planning on how to implement those possible rest warrants and that's the interesting part carrying out those arrests will require foreign forces on the ground to actually do that the issue of him forcing any future accord or it is expected to be discussed

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. >> thanks, carol. >>> live from studio 7, i'm suzanne mall vow. we have a lot going on in the next few hours. first, i want to get you up to speed for this friday, may 6th. al qaeda today confirmed the death of its leader, osama bin laden, and promised new attacks on the united states. a statement posted on jihadist websites says bin laden's blood, quote, will not be wasted. it goes on to say bin laden's death will become a curse on america. anti-americ americaamerican fur today demanding the united states end military raids in pakistan. protesters say this violated pakistan sovereignty. nic robertson was right in the middle of that demonstration that we just showed you. nic, first of all, we're going to talk about those protests. we'll get to it in just a bit. first, what can you tell us more about this statement from al qaeda confirming bin bladen's death? >> well, it's taken them five days, but now they finally accept that the leader, osama bin laden is dead and they're using this to galvanize supporters saying his blood is too precious to be l

celebrating its centennial and we are relying on the stability and the know-how of proprietors like carol here. not only does she have the cafe in japan town, she is a concession air of the japanese tea garden making it very competitive process and one rising to the standard of vacation that makes me extremely proud by the fact that she has conceived -- confirmed that. they really work together on so many issues. japan town emotionally tested our own community here so the community rapidly deployed together and doing everything possible to find a race anywhere they possibly could in the most traded way to be able to show their grassroots know how and sending the support back to japan. thank you for the great leadership of carol and we would like to recognize her for district 5 small business. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you very much for your kind words. i have been in japan town a long time now and i really made a home here. i am at the teagarden but japan town is actually where my roots are. i hope through the support of this commission that you can help

and hofstadter was married to a woman named carol. he went out -- they lived in italy and when their kids were five and two carol suddenly suffered a stroke and died very suddenly. and when carol was dead but hofstadter was still living over there, one day a few months later he was walking through his bedroom and he had a picture of carol on the bureau. and just you know i see it done many days in a row he just happened to glance at her face as he was walking through. and here is what he wrote in his book. i looked at her face and i look so deeply that i felt i was behind her eyes and all at once i found myself saying as tears flowed, that is me, that is me. those simple words brought back many thoughts that i have had before about the fusion of our souls into one higher-level entity, about the fact that the court of both of our souls laid our identical dreams and hopes for children that those were not separate and distinct hopes up for just one hope, one clear thing that defined us both and welded us into a unit, the kind of unit i l

carol costello is here. >> question about middle east peace. will it ever happen? katie says yes the u.s. should play a major role in the middle east. and tony says, no, they have hated each other. matth matthew says we do not want to support them with what we share so deeply for them. middle east oil, do we have a choice? please continue the conversation facebook.com/carolcnn. >> thank you, carol. >>> tune in for special coverage of president obama's address on cnn "newsroom" starting at 11:30 eastern. wolf blitzer will join us as well. expert analysis as well as live coverage. >>> everyone was a winner and everyone got a trophy. how does that upbringing translate to the work world for recent graduates? we're taking a look at high maintenance millenials. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in

police say carol's wife climbed on to the hood of the car as he sped off. he eventually stopped in pleasanton. carol's wife was treated for hypothermia and scrapes. the bay area is getting some high mark. a new report came out today that looked at which u.s. cities provide commuters with the best access to public transportation. the new brookings institute report says the san jose, santa clara, sunny vale area ranked number two in the nation. that report says 96% of working age residents in the south bay live near a transit stop. now san francisco, oakland, fremont metro area was ranked 16th. number one on the list, honolulu. >>> interesting. all right. 5:17 is the time. let's go back to sal. it's bike to workday. >>> so people should be careful you might see more bikes on the road, pam, i know what you're thinking on this because we're all thinking the same thing. just be careful as you go to the bay bridge toll plaza you're obviously not going to see bikes there but i'm talking about getting to the freeway on local roads you will see bikes. you should be

. >> carol, do you agree or disagree that public defenders contribute to this negative image? should be accept some responsibility here? >> i think a causality of the media disconnect -- it is obviously there. the media is not show him what i see and do in my everyday life. but rathe saying i think it is the media's fault, the media thinks it is our fault for notg them, i think we all need to do a better job. her book shows that from a journalistic standpoint. she went into the courtroom and watched. she told the story. by the same token, we can do that as public defenders. i have thought, if public defenders was a major corporation and had this image problem, there would be a massive pr campaign. there would be commercials everywhere. instead we say, gosh, it sucks. but actually, we are doing good work and we have motives and goals, and we are crusaders, someone not present ourselves that way? i heard today that there was a commercial being done. he was thinking along the same lines as me, so how he must be brilliant. [laughter] >> spoken like a true public defender. >> it wa

carol, he's african-american. can you imagine having president barack obama going up against herman kane in 2012. very interesting. >> i don't think it will happen but you never know. mark preston live in washington. many thanks. now time to throw it over to suzanne malveaux. i'll be with you a little bit to talk about infidelity in politicians. who cares? >> maybe some people do. i'd like to cover that race with obama and kane. >> it would be spicy. they have totally opposite views. >>> i want goet you up to speed for monday, may 16th. water from the mississippi river is gushing from nine spill gates from the morganza spillway. the water will cut a 20-mile path through louisiana's cajun country. >> we're fortunate that were have what we have, we haven't an opportunity to get out. material things we can replace. our family and what we believe in daily, just can't put prices on that. >> did you put up the sign? >> yeah, i put it up, i'm proud of that sign. it's just what we say, we will be back. >> almost a week af

carol costello has your responses. i understand that they are -- as you said, some of them are heartbreaking. >> it makes you cry. our "talk back" question, why aren't we doing more for our veterans? this from brad -- why is it every time an issue is brought up on these segments people turn into a republican/democrat, left/right issue. as a combat vet i know what a huge bureaucracy the va is and how poorly it is run. samantha -- it is easy to forget those who have fallen and those who are still fighting when you turn on the news and there's nothing about the soldiers or the war on tv anymore. i wish people would remember the troops all the time and not just on national holidays or on sundays when army wives comes on. who a "it only sounds good to seem we care about them and flying the flag outside makes us look good in front of others. but that's as far as we go." it's because nobody honestly cares. i did two tours in iraq. as a u.s. marine, i'm 27, homeless, living in my car, and my family, friends and everyone just s

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cheer up of a survivalist caroling garcias kim clijsters crashes and. while the men's top seed rafael nadal digs into reach the next but it's the end of the road for david jenkins. and bowls but the world record holder enjoys a winning return to the track after a ten month absence. that started the talisay when racial rafa says it's not in a game to give up after completing an impressive comeback out the french open she was a set down and four games to one down to local wildcard caroline garcia but then the russian reeled off the eleven games on the trot winning the deciding set love with one of their own masters earlier this month on clay and wants the french open to complete a career grand slam although she missed this second round tie tested her result. she's a great first shot and then i just went ahead. i was five foot so anything some or anything i felt like i had to make a few changes which which i did i mean just when i was really important. and as far as the playing i think it's important to fail. to compare myself to other players but. i'm cer