broke into his car last night and took off with a pair of his wife s sunglasses. he speaks little english, so his neighbor translated. didn t happen to him because he was about to come down, take his.edu school. ulsome he s, he thank god for that. right now we are seeking them. we have three males, we hope to find one later on today. reporter: the chief would not expand on a description, but says investigators are going through video surveillance right now and hope to have hore information later today. once again here, three people shot, one man dead, two injured including a 13-year-old girl. live in east williamsburg, news 4, new yoak. we also have breaking ne from lower manhattan right now. man who spent 25 years in prison is set toe go set to go free. 43-year-old johnny hincapia cried in court. this is from earlier this year. he was only 18 when he was convicted of murder for the 1990 stabbing death of utah tourist brian watkins on a subway platform. tkins was he
double duty. she has traffic and weather. ho ho ho! good morning. merry christmas, everybody. as you head out on this early christmas morning, we have some very crisp temperatures away from the bay. currently in the 30s. it s freezing in throughout fairfield, back into rio vista throughout the delta. mid-30s common around concord. 33 santa rosa. and 40s from redwood city into mountain view. now, today it is the 18th spare the air day of the winter season. you will see haze in the atmosphere and what you can expect is poor air quality to continue today and all the way through the rest of the week. sunny skies and dry conditions the remaining portion of the year. today s highs between mid-60s at the beaches, 60s common across the central bay to the low 70s inland. very similar conditions to yesterday. and yet again. near record warmth anticipated. let s check the traffic this morning. while we have clear skies, we are clear currently in the south bay home your san jose shar
50 now in san francisco. today is the 18th day of spare the air day in the bay area, illegal to burn indoors or outdoors for 24 hours. meanwhile today s highs will be unseasonably mild and near or record warmth. mid-60s at the beaches, upper 60s bayside to the low 70s inland. in fact, we are even forecasting 72 degrees in santa cruz. here s a look at your seven-day forecast all the way through the beginning of next year, no rain. let s check traffic. in the silicon valley 880/237 interchange looking problem- free on this christmas morning. in fact, shhh! don t want to wake anybody up there. as you head up the 880 no delays. the nimitz is all in the green. and now let s head due north over that mighty golden gate bridge span and it s absolutely problem-free. you know, my cyclist friends, this is the morning for you. this is my gift to you on this christmas. hop on your bike, go to the golden gate bridge. look at that. it s absolutely clear. if you want more of your traffic
big one, following the rise in seismic activity. after missing for 45 years, two pieces of art are back where they belong. welcome to al jazeera america. i m thomas drayton. the nation is mourning the three victims shot and killed at fort hood on wednesday. flags were lowered to half mast at the capital building. a memorial is planned for next week. a time and date will be released later. the community next to fort hood, two men, bob butler and bob gordon painting crosses for the three killed, placing them in front of the three flags, one for each victim. he was an honourable individual, like i say, i don t think he knew strangers. everybody that he met, i believe, that tim got along with him. you see it happen you never know it will come to you. investigators are trying to peace together the events of the shoot k. heidi zhou-castro shows us that they are starting with the mental health of the shooter. three killed, 16 wounded and the shooter, according to the arm
this morning, we reveal that painting to the president s mom, former first lady barbara bush live. and dave s departure. david letterman announces his plans to retire like only he can. what this means now is that paul and i can be married. we ll look at some of the top ten moments from his late night run today, friday, april 4th, 2014. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, we welcome you to today on a friday morning. and how about that news from david letterman? big surprise. it really is. he s retiring, not immediately, this takes place some time in 2015. some time over the next year. no date has been given. but this is a big deal in the world of late night television. it is. he s given us a year to emotionally prepare. have you heard about that painter from texas? george w. bush with his first art exhibit. these are incredible portraits he s painted of the world
absolutely. so the hours of service rule that was finalized in december of 2011, and as you note, went into full effect last july, is identified with rigorous analysis to project an impact of saving up to 19 lives per year, or at least 19 lives per year, and avoiding at least 500 injury crashes, and then significantly more crashes and overall net benefit to the nation. there was also clearly in the analysis a recognition of the economic impact on industry. a recognition and an an analysis that identified about $500 million economic impact, cost to injury industry. some portion as a cost or law enforcement partners across the country. so your question is to the point of do we think that this happened yet, what do we think has happened yet. so yes, there has been an economic impact on industry. we recognize that would happen. we identified through an unprecedented level of both analysis and solicited public influence
sitting together and brainstorming about what it is they can learn from each other. i m terribly sorry. finishing up, and again, what i ve seen from central and eastern democracy promotion often times it is not just about what those countries have done at home but what they have done, that didn t work and maybe their counterparts should not repeat. great. thank you very much. what is your takeaway? what stand out for you? well, be kind of dispirited but i definitely agree that there is a lot to be done with the central european ngos as they are well-equipped. they re relatively cheap to run. they are not corrupt too much. so definitely a lot to use but the problem is that there is a growing gap between those who would work for the ngos and the frustrated society at large. frustrated and apathetic. and i mean there s a lot of losers in the economic transformation in eastern and central europe but there are those who are trying to use this frustration and change it into
thank you, michael. as you know, michael, i hope you re right that we are at an inflection point, but i agree with ambassador burton, that i m afraid you re not. maybe it s because i m too busy listen to robert kagen and krauthammer saying no, we re not. we re doing fine the question is, what piece of evidence would convince them that the time has come to change course? you cite resistance from others, other great powers, the unwillingness to resources at home, and resistance to the public at large. there are still some that say we can clearly resource it. sfrply raise taxes or cut other spending. where is the u.s. public resistance. we don t have people in marching in the street as we did after vietnam. where is the evidence of balancing by other great powers? can you point to something there? it seems we don t have sufficient evidence to convince the other side that it s time to change course. well, that s a good point, particularly about the other great powers. now, it w
there s never a dull moment, and we have barely scratched the surface, which you invigorating. i m grateful to michael both for his cover story and for speaking with us today. [ applause ] friday, here on c-span 3 a conference on the state of the european union, with discussions about the euro currency, europe s relationship with the united states, and the european response to the ukraine crisis, live coverage 8:45 a.m. eastern. russia and united states is a nation which believes in its mission. and even our missions are similar. we believe in freedom. we believe in distribution of core values, which suddenly disappeared in 90 and 2000s but it didn t go anywhere, you know, it was still there. and so the biggest nation for russia during all of those years was the victory day. that is our main national holiday and that s what unites the whole nation, the fight against fashi fascism. and how it was presented to the nation by president putin is that in ukraine, those are wes
the prevalence of online ads that are targeted. so i think that you re seeing that there are many more channels the people are going to have to manage. that is why we went down or pathway with the innovation platform, which is a hub and spoke model, or you can have a hub where we know truck across where you can have a hub where we know across all of these channels, and begin plug-in i spoke when there is a new travel. new channel. gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you as well. c-span, created by america s cable companies 35 years ago, and brought you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. campaign 2014 will be the topic on tomorrow s newsmakers. johns is dawn lee agunesy jones dawn le has tried to neutralize this issue. was the first senate candidate to come out for over-the-counter birth control. .ther nominees followed suit democrats have not had a good response to that. how should democrats be entering republicans on that? republ