ec some showers in the norris a few sprinkles are just to the east of packard bell. we're watching the rain. it is the showers continuing to make their way as we head into the morning hours. we expect the range the late most of the day heading into the bay area around 11:00 a.m. and a better chance as we head into the evening of drier weather. in the afternoon temperatures in the '60s and '70s temperatures well below as to what they were seasonal average. partly cloudy conditions with a weekend. >> as we evolve at the beit toll plaza there had been an incident in santa rosa and will not confect their route. no delays and coming down the shore. the golden gate bridge ride, there with construction work on the lot on aldo ray at least they had one bond opened and they were set and the lanes off. public transit note grovels to report and that i do believe the ferry will be back in service today >> 5 02 is the morning the search for the 15 year old allison bayless will continue the search was called off at dusk last night. the only sign of bailey's yesterday whys finding

. >> we have a big one right here would steady rains to the southern midwest ec how the offer wins coming from the northwest right on through this today. we cannot seem to get that warner to come up here and in a great quantity. it does not feel bad today though. cooler tomorrow and the next train days off so that is good news. an expected until thursday. this is me and our second fastest form a month normal high temperatures go from 64 to 75 by the end of the month. over the next two weeks will be below normal in rainfall and our computer models above normal we get about an inch and a half from a normal to week. some forecast of over 2 in. down. he can see them right here getting another rain developing and this is almost criminal the folks down states did not need this and continues to brew. a storm on the demarcation between clarendon north and warmer in the south. we've seen plenty of that before. the radar shows the pileup of claude's downstate so it is raining and a hefty fashion down there. more on the way. we have yellow and orange areas showing up meeting there are embedded thund

allow you to purchase sophisticated equipment such as glass etching equipment, hardest brushes the ec. that is what you see on some of the windows of the cars. some of these website to glorify graffiti and despite the questions regarding oversight and the difference between graffiti and vandalism, and continues to offer these kinds of tools have wholesale prices to continue to perpetuate the industry. we continue to push to keep the system clean. this is a direct cost for us. the cost of resources, holocaust over time. this is a serious problem. they were just given some cattle or presentations. it is the kind of level of effort that we have to devote to catch up after this. the problem for us is that we're going after after these instances are occurring. again, to reinforce what we talked about earlier, we are taking an aggressive approach from an enforcement standpoint. the graffiti line is picking up about 30 calls a week right now. that is where you can either call or text in person to report graffiti and progress. i also want to say that the on board video is working. it has been

it even says the ec be could help by refraining from aggressive interest-rate hikes. the imf says the debt crisis poses risks for the current economic upswing led by germany's 2.5% growth rate. the fund says unrelenting reform efforts by peripheral states are essential to protect the court effort from that contagion, which it calls a tangible downside risk. it is time to go to our correspondent at the frankfurt stock exchange to get the latest on the bus today. >> all over the world, monetary policies are getting tighter. in china, the government again ordered banks to increase their reserves. this was intended to limit lending and to limit credit- driven speculation in china. in the united states, the federal reserve bank slowly and quantitated easing, which flooded the market with cheap liquidity. in europe, one reserve bank after the other is raising interest rates or plans to do so. this means liquidity-driven speculation definitely is ending now. this is the reason why investors sold commodities, the euro, and stocks. >> european stocks took a battering on thursd

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. >> pc level question -- he would not be paying for those -- the ec level question, he would not be paying for those. vice president moran: we would be talking about the cost of the waste water treatment plant? >> for certain items on there. there will be a number of rate increases over the next 10 years to pay for residents in the southeast, for example, that provides no benefit to treasure island. if treasure island was paying these benefits for the mainland, there are no benefits. in some ways, if you were not saving it ratepayer money, treasure island would be subsidizing the mainland. vice president moran: it is not fair for treasure island to be bearing the cost, right? >> if you at 8000 units, plus the hotels -- if the waste water treatment plant comes in at the numbers we are looking at, it is about the same cost for those people as the people living in san francisco bay. and we can walk through those numbers with here. vice president moran: what hotels are going to be there? having made a decision yet? >> i do not think so. vice president moran: there would be two hotels. o

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following the crash, the s-ec expanded the use of circuit breakers to to straying when a -- that will stop trading when a stock or index falls in a short period of time. >>> americans are not feeling tooed about about the ecomony. a cnn opinion research poll finds # out of 10 americans believe the ecomony is in bad shape. 44% say conditions are somewhat poor and 38% call the situation very poor. so you probably wonder who's to blame or who do we think? by a 2-1 ratio those polled say former president george w. bush is at fault rather than president obama. >>> america's job markets seems to be pick up speed with 244,000 jobs add last month. but the unemployment raid rate rose from 8.8 to 9% in april ending 4 months of decline. >> that's a good sign, but, we have not seen some things that we would like to see in the strengthening recovery. >> still many economists view the uptick in the unemployment rate as good news and that means a lot of people are reentering the work force. retailers education and health care and even construction companies all added jobs last month. >>> gas prices

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chance of showers this afternoon but this morning, up by cloverdale and santa rosa, we've got some ec s echos, and some returns. we'll show you those in a second. second system comes in memorial day and begins to cloud us up. pretty good thunderstorms off the coast. and further south, you'll notice a few light returns here but as this system continues to advance to the south and to the east, we're going to get that cold front sweeping on through. by the early afternoon but the chance of showers will linger as this cold pool of air continues to travel to the south throughout the evening hours. unusually strong for this time of year and it will keep the temperatures down as much as 10 degrees below the average and with it, the moisture all the way down to the central coast and snow in the form of a winter weather advisory from 5:00 tonight through 5:00 sunday and that means accumulating snow. couple of inches on the roads. slushy snow, around 50 and 80. 45 today and then by late in the day, here comes the wet weather and it will wind down by tomorrow. behind it, windy conditions so yes,

lost power in the metro atlanta area as storm weather hit the area >> 518 as we look outside pedantry ec's start this morning >> were looking at satellite and radar we're just going to catch that call out cover. temperatures outside today in santa rosa 48 and also with the day-to-day her right now in the upper 40's and low 50s and by 12 known car we will have higher winds and win against gus will pick up later on this afternoon. pretty mild and cool day in most of the carrier at this is a look of the temperatures for this afternoon in the area. and this is a look of our 7 day around today as we look around the bay area claudio windy with a slight chance of its showers sunday. time right now is not a 519 look at traffic >> a look at rulebook work on highway 4 it had east moline shut down was not scheduled to be up to 04 by 30 and they got managed to get it picked up already and it does not create a hot spot right there. . were starting with the golden gate bridge last several mornings they have been doing work on the north anchorage. off also time to time they yell traffic at the belgrade h

ec >>> there is a lot of attention being focused right now, for good reason, on u.s. special forces, especially the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. they took the lead in this attack. and when they're not working, they're famous for undergoing the toughest training anywhere on earth. we've asked someone special to join us here tonight. his name is eric greitens. academically, he went to duke and oxford. he has a master's and a ph.d. he was a rhodes scholar and a truman scholar. we should probably add he's a former navy s.e.a.l. as well. in his spare time. so we want to thank lieutenant commander greitens for joining us. we should also tell you he's the author of "the heart and the fist: the education of a humanitarian, the making of a navy s.e.a.l." thank you for coming by. >> it's my pleasure. >> is it true the dropout rate, and in the s.e.a.l.s they call it wringing out because you've got to go to a courtyard in front of all your friends and ring a bell to say i can't make it through this training, about 80% of those ring out and drop out of the program? >> that's right. it's a

he has had roles in afghanistan on the diplomat ec level. he speaks russian and push tune, he's a very gifted linguist, so he was able to read sometimes documents in their original language that not many people are able to master including archives from the second period never reaches in their work. and he brings a passion and a level of both detail and scope to this story that we think is unique. and it's quite an effort getting a look like this together, but worth worthwhile. >> two books on the media that are out or coming out. the deal from hell, and inside "the new york times". >> the deal from hell by james o'shea is a story about "the chicago tribune" and sam sell and what has happened to media businesses from an insider. jim became the managing editor of l.a. times, so he's had both the ground work as a reporter and the experience of being not quite the other

>> caller: as a think it's clear that this was but an ec mission. i am extremely thankful that to the two presidents america has showed its commitment to bringing him to justice. remember that this was in self-defense. also we are proud of one death. and her crewmembers. they knew by cell phone this plane was heading to washington dc. they made a conscious decision to take this plane down. i think that is true patriotism. we honor my cousin and all the other crew members. >> mark: we appreciate your time this morning. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye..

so, again, i am delighted to welcome all of you here to ec press my -- express my confidence in this relationship and in the importance of this dialogue. and it is now my great honor to invite vice premier wang to address you. vice premier. [applause] >> translator: secretary clinton, secretary geithner, dear colleagues, we are gathered here today for the third round of china/u.s. strategic and economic dialogue. on behalf of the chinese delegation, i would like to express sincere thanks for the arrangements. president hue gin too -- hu jintao asks me and state counsel to convey his greetings to president obama, vice president biden, secretary clinton, secretary geithner and all those who work for the -- [inaudible] on the u.s. side. president hu jintao highly appreciates the important role in deepening understanding, strategic mutual trust and strengthening cooperation between our two countries at bilateral, regional and global levels. he hopes that both the chinese and u.s. sides will make the most of this round of dialogue to have in-depth exchange of views on ways to further enha

c-span: ec f and n some bananas and a woman smoking on the cover. but this did for? >> i start at the bottom. that is the campaign that he led to get america smoking. we can talk about that. the banana is the campaign that he led in the 1950's to overthrow the leftist government. the fan is general electric. he worked for them, and did lots of things over lots of years, the most notable of which was the 50th anniversary of the invention of the electric light bulb. he helped publicize thomas edison and the whole operation. c-span: you had one meeting with edward bernays in cambridge, massachusetts. tell us everything about that you remember. >> really an incredible meeting in 1994. 102 years old. his health was failing to read his mind was beginning to go. yet he pulled himself together for that afternoon meeting. was really an incredible session. he came down dressed in a suit. he told story after story about his campaign harkening back to things that happened 80 years before. he told them and wonderful and stunning detail. his eyes lit up, and he really clearly for

and it's been -- and i've also seen a lot of this ec-book -- e-book revolution because i was working on electronic journal contracts for some of the learned societies that i've represented over the years as early as 1990. so i have, i've seen a lot, and i must say this last year is about the most positive year i've seen. i was saying to someone in new york just last week that the mood -- and i go to manhattan a lot -- the mood in publish ago year ago was much different than it is today. there's -- we're starting to understand what's going on, and there's one, the president of one company said to me that she feels like it's the wild west now, but she feels like at least she's had 30 years experience, but she feels like she's start anything a totally new job. but she brings 30 years' experience to it, so she feels better than she did a year ago. it's an interesting time. we're making up years, working on contract language has been both befuddling and challenging and exciting because a lot of this language about e-book rights versus enhanced book rights versus multimedia book rights is

the ec plans to attack american commuter trains appeared to of been written by the law and himself. a flight bound for san francisco was forced to stop short of its destination making an emergency landing in las vegas. it was traveling from miami to sfo. official say smoke in the cockpit changed everybody's plants. kron 4 is live sfo with what happened to all the passengers. are they still coming in? >>reporter: yes they are, it was a full flight with 165 people on board. some of those affected passengers are still stuck in los vegas were they made the emergency landing. many are slowly showing up at sfo tonight. the show you video of that emergency landing in las vegas. if you could see they forced the pilot to make an emergency landing because of smoke in the cockpit. the passengers said it was scary, they said it's smelled like wires were burning. the pilot landed in a loss vegas. you could see american airlines flight 431 landed safely at 11:00 this morning. here's what some passengers said. >> several hours into the flight and it started smelling like wires burning, no smoke-fi

ec for your golden gate bridge note delays through marin on 1 01 southbound. but look at their race route, some of these closures will begin closing the day before the race to. the rest of the street start closing at 9:00 p.m. on saturday night for the better part of the early race. they reopen by 10:00 a.m. on sunday morning. along hayes, fell, a number of those closure should be lifted between 10 and noon. so if you need to cross use embarcadero or crossover drive through golden gate park it will remain open >> darya: 7 cruise forensic evidence taken from assault and kidnapping has led to an arrest. the woman was attacked he is accused of dumping the woman of several miles away in watson's bill. dna sample from the crime was matched to a sample taken from him when he was previously arrested. charges of sodomy, kidnapping, battery. the government will auction the unabomber's stuff off. starting next week, there will be an option on the general services administration website. they will sell the original version of his manifesto. >> mark: shooter out in the fi

this was the scene just a while ago, the suspect ec racing through the streets of driving a stolen as uv led the officers on a chase near the street near hollywood. the patrol cars kept their distance, he sped down city streets missing cars and pedestrians, the chase lasted for some time. even though at one point, the chase went down a dead end street and then headed on the past the police cars. he was taken into custody in a surprisingly the one was hurt. now joseph in a cell, accused of murdering some california women entered a plea. he argues that the evidence being used against him such as photographs of scantily clad women and does not show that he committed a crime. >> joseph naso entered a not guilty plea, he is representing himself and asked the court that he be released from jail. claiming that the evidence against him is inaccurate. in a hand written note that he read in court, he said boxes of photographs, writings and list taken from his home did not indicate names, descriptions, or the intended fate of the women. adding that no photographs in the defendant's home show wom

meek easy for people in the business community but they still have to follow the rules but to meet ec and you can still have -- you can make the bill beautiful buildings and cultural amenities and all that stuff and most of them are glad to do that they just don't want to have to waste six months of time to get through the process so you try to work with the business is that you've got and then you also try to recruit business as well and we do especially in the high-tech area. florida are historically has had an agricultural industry, the tourism industry, the military industry, but we need to diversify it. right now when the nation has gone through this recession would have really gone through this recession because of our construction industry and dependence. we need to diversify. we are working on r&d and we have brought sri and i had of the innovation department their and our job is to try to put the r&d companies into the partnerships with universities, important to do so we do that. we also worked on the downtown anybody that went to downtown, st. petersburg, 15 years ago and a

i hate that when i get e-mail messages from my friends, i have to ec pend a modicum of energy -- expend a modicum of energy, at least for the first few words deciding if i think t really them writing. we go through digital life in the 21st century with our guards up. all communication is a turing test. all communication is suspect. that's the pessimistic version, and here's the optimistic one. i'll bet that epstein learned a lesson. and i'll bet that lesson was a lot more complicated and subtle than trying to start an online relationship with somebody from russia. it was a dumb idea. [laughter] i'd like to think, at least, that he's going to have a lot of thinking to do about why it took him four months to realize there was no actual exchange occurring between him and ivana and in the future he'll be quicker to the real human exchange draw and, as a result, his next girl who, hopefully, is not only a bona fide homo sapien, but lives fewer than 11 time zones away may have ivana, in this very strange way, to thank. so to help understand some of this anxiety about humans' relationship to c

you see what happens its ec what comes from the territory there is to have this collaboration and liberation lithology in the whole history in places like cuba. if you go to zimbabwe to will be forgiven for thinking that the war ended yesterday because constantly trying to keep that alive. that is the front of the legitimacy. you get your bucket and it covers you with us and nobody -- nobody the didn't fight in the war is allowed access to power and it can make you very missile pnac if you're not careful. that is what can develop and that is what has developed. a and mugabe now is this more he is an iconic figure whether you like him or not because for 30 years now he has been dominating the political stage that he sucks all the oxygen out of the room which is why it's hard to figure of what will happen when he dies. he's 87 and a complete set for 87 the evin mugabe isn't going to live forever and the problem is he won't nominate a successor and that is often the case with autocrats. they don't want to discuss their own mortality and have any evidence of it so whenever anyone in his own part

ec conditions at the 1 01-80 split. --eeasy-- >> justine: police in san jose state a 69 year-old man was run over and killed by his girlfriend following a fight. it may have been an accident but the man 67 year-old girlfriend is a suspect pending a review by the district attorney. >> reporter: the circumstances happened early sunday off came road in east san jose a. they're trying to figure out whether the death of 69 year-old was an accident or something else. for now his 67 year-old girlfriend remains a suspect in his death. san jose police have not released her identity or said if there was witnesses to what happened. they learned this much. they said the two had an accidargument and she was tryino drive away when he tried to stop her. he grabbed hold of the side mirror and somehow ended up underneath the car and was run over. at that point investigators say the suspect drove away, only to return a short time later to find out what happened. police interviewed her at the scene at the time, then she was released the c

this ec does not just affect our kids help and how they feel, it affects how they feel about themselves and whether they have the energy and stamina to succeed in school and in light. so we are working hard to get better to the into our schools and our communities -- better if food into our schools and our community. the second issue i came to on the campaign trail, meeting so many extraordinary military families. these folks are raising their kids and running their households all alone wall spouses are deployed. and they do it all with tremendous courage, strength, and pride. and that is why jill and i launched a nationwide campaign to rally our country to serve them as well as they serve us. that is just some of what has been accomplished. and it is fair to say that we have seen some change and we should be proud of what we have accomplished. but we should not be satisfied. we know that we are still nowhere near winning the future. now when so many of our kids do not have what they need to succeed. not when so many of our businesses do not have what they need to compete. not when so m

if ec summit in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. without them, we would not be able to voice our opinion -- if you see someone in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. guest: i think that is a good sentiment. the people who serve us to deserve our thanks to this. they are understaffed, under resource, and they have done a remarkable work. host: reaction from the associated press wire. speak to the relationship osama bin laden that with saudi arabia. guest: as in most things in saudi arabia, things are opaque. there are members of his family that still support him. he was at daggers drawn with the saudis. he they have cracked down on his organization. they probably should be prepared for violence in their country as a result of osama bin laden being killed. his followers will want to take revenge not only against -- against u.s. and foreign presence on the arabian peninsula. host: is that separate from the protest we are seeing in these countries in the middle east? guest: it will be separate in saudi arabia. mos

question that i cannot deal with partly because of time constraint, but mainly because of my lack of ec per tease. but, you know -- expertise. but, you know, my tribute to women is in -- [inaudible] that says that washington has changed the world more than the internet has. i mean, basically, the argument is that the household technology represented by the washing machine has reduced the requirement for household work so much that now we have a complete, completely different labor market dynamic and family dynamic. that come from, yeah, a lot of women working, having independent means and, yeah? this changing the sort of internal bargaining power in the family and facilitate decisions and many things, yeah? >> but that, i mean, can i go into this? let me put it very simply. you know, i was -- the book has already been translated into four languages and will come out in ten more. i mean, one of the countries that has already translated it is the netherlands, and i was once invited to dutch cable tv to debate a dutch professor. actually, he really liked the book, so there was nothing to d

so the puzzing has been for -- puzzle has been even though results are confirmed by doing an ec appreciate over and over -- experiment over and over again, how do you go from the fuzzy, hazy problem listic mathematics of quantum theory to the single, definite reality that we observe when we do an experiment? nobody has answered this question yet, shockingly. it's 2011. but the proposal that comes from the hugh everett in 1957 is this. he says, look, if math says there's a 50% chance the electron could be here or here, he says when you study the math diligently and really follow it through and apply it to the experimenter as well, the math seems to see that when you do the observation, you find the electron here, and be you find the electron here just in two different universes. in each universe there's a copy of you thinking incorrectly that this there's a single definite outcome, but from the bird's eye view, there are two of you thinking that. the idea is that all of the possibilities allowed by the quantum laws are realized in one universe or another, and this grand collection of possib

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if ec summit in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. without them, we would not be able to voice our opinion -- if you see someone in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. guest: i think that is a good sentiment. the people who serve us to deserve our thanks to this. they are understaffed, under resource, and they have done a remarkable work. host: reaction from the associated press wire. speak to the relationship osama bin laden that with saudi arabia. guest: as in most things in saudi arabia, things are opaque. there are members of his family that still support him. he was at daggers drawn with the saudis. he they have cracked down on his organization. they probably should be prepared for violence in their country as a result of osama bin laden w hear from john boehner. >> the tragic events remind us that we are all americans, and what unites us as americans is far greater than what separates us. ? yesterday's news was much the same. the death of osama bin laden was a moment in the fight against radical extremism

>> it is a part of our program in be all of our ec pendtures we have a buy afghan when possible strategy or policy. and it's, it's not as simple as it sounds because you have companies that really are there or companies that really can't deliver. there was a u.s. army shipping contract given to an individual for $125 million, and it turned out he owned no trucks. but that said, he was a son of a government minister, and so the contract stood. there, you know, you tibet into very -- you get into very corrupt situations because it's a fledgling economy, and there aren't clear laws or banking regulations and so on. it's a good idea, and we should do a lot more of it, and we should be cautious about where we spend our money. >> thank you very much. >> i think on that note we're going to adjourn the session. i'd like to thank our panel for their very deep engagement with a lot of questions. [applause] and i'd like to thank carla for organizing the panel, admiral schneider, the trustees, the donors and not he's of all the cadets, you all here, who our future is in your hands, and we hope that

that is the green in yellow the ec. for the livermore valley and down into south bay open, upper 50s and 60s. let's take a quick look at specifically where temperatures should be. in the north bay, santa rosa, 73 degrees. now, 76. 70 in vallejo. san francisco, if you are going to be downtown, low 60s. along the coast, mid-50s. chilly by the water. 75 down in palo alto. oakland is looking good, mid-60s. 67 in castro valley, in fremont, 67 degrees. 70 is your high temperature in a long, walnut creek, 75, mid to upper 70's and the delta. 72 in san jose cochran her, 76 in campbell. a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. that cooling trend is what will hold onto as we head into the weekend. it said they will be the coldest day of the seven days ahead of us. reason, cloudy and cool conditions. a little system might give north they able sprinkle the for the most part we will just be dealing with cloud cover, breeziness park. a lot of sunshine in at temperatures heading in the right direction it for next week. let's get a c

if ec summit in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. without them, we would not be able to voice our opinion -- if you see someone in a uniform or sticker, shake their hands and say thank you. guest: i think that is a good sentiment. the people who serve us to deserve our thanks to this. they are understaffed, under resource, and they have done a remarkable work. host: reaction from the associated press wire. speak to the relationship osama bin laden that with saudi arabia. guest: as in most things in saudi arabia, things are opaque. there are members of his family that still support him. he was at daggers drawn with the saudis. he they have cracked down on his organization. they probably should be prepared for violence in their country as a result of osama bin laden being killed. his followers will want to take revenge not only against -- against u.s. and foreign presence on the arabian peninsula. host: is that separate from the protest we are seeing in these countries in the middle east? guest: it will be separate in saudi arabia. mos