andrew bailey and like the giants, they have a strong starting rotation. guys like last season's mr. perfect. dallas braden. they even have an aussie import by way of tampa bay. grant in the pen. the defending champs with the angels and perhaps seattle will rebound. so good the a's have come ready to work. >> that last week, guys take a little break and take last weekend off before they have to go to work for eight straight months. these guys didn't do that. it's been a very impressive turn youflt guys are looking zprong in shape. wave good team. i think they know it and they're ready to prepare. >> shark fans, perhaps you noticed maybe you could not sight. his anaheim ducks fleece. the sharks tied 1-1 after two in nashville. in stockdale, the giants starring their boringouts. this is what we like to see. the cleats are on. it sure sounds nice. the mood, business-like. tim lincecum stretching. the daily routine, the entirety of spring is all about getting into a routine even if it means stretching. which make today and getting back together extra fun. >> e

the bailey's, another family, and the philbricks. they had sheep. i had no idea. [laughter] i took this picture at the little bighorn national monument. i'm looking at what is now known as last stand hill. you can see a fence surrounding 40 graves. those are the soldiers who died around the hill along with most of custer's family members. on the other side of the hill is a relatively new native memorial to the lakota and cheyenne war yores who died. there's a new campaign to mark those sites. i got my back to the little bighorn valley where the village was located. when i was there, i attended a reenactment at the property of a family who owns the land where the lakota village was located. you can see the fan stands there. that's the little big horn river. it's a winding waterway. every spring it changes as the run and snow melt makes its jump boundaries. that cut bank in the distance is basically the direction of last stand hill. this is a picture i took of the reenactment. the riding schools of all involved were very impressive, and it's just amazing to be there

lisa bailey says we now live in the age of individualized care, that not all breast cancers are alike. and that means breast cancer treatment should not be one size fits all. >> within that survival we can look at quality of life. >> reporter: and because breast cancers are now being found earlier and many women are surviving breast cancer and living long productive lives, if an aggressive surgery is unnecessary, why do it? remember, 30 years ago all women who had breast cancer were given a mastectomy. that is no longer the case. >> things have changed dramatically in 30 years. and they will continue to change. it's very exciting. >> this is clearly a case of less is more. the researchers say making this change may improve the lives of thousands of women each year. >>> well, it really is great. because when you get the breast cancer diagnosis that's bad enough. but then you sit and wait to hear if it is in your lymph nodes and if they take those as well. >> you learn enough that if the one is positive or not, generally, you know, find that out. just take out one or two. not 20 or 30.

frank bailey you see him standing here with sarah pailin, in is for june 65 page week to mark was a private e-mail address for pailin. he may remember he was one of the former aides of pailin. let's take a look next the facebook page. after you got in touch e- mail address the page for lou sarah comes in. it her middle name is louise. besides staying in touch with her father the page is used to keep a bunch of praise and likes for sarah pailin and her daughter crystal. she liked a lot of bristol's dancing with the star's picture. sarai even says a man to facebook post by sarah. because this comes from a trusted source in the name this kind of fitting for sarah pailin alias, a lot of people and liners in this page was greeted just to further her family's on- line presence. >>pam: more coming up now that the guys tread a pitch that book. now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: resume tablet finally has a price and release date. the tablet is expected to be the first real competitor to the i pad. the tablet is available for pre order on best buy website. it's officially on the ma

. >> norman bailey, world politics. thank you very much for your presentation. a very quick question and also a quick correction. the quick question is where is jorge invited you refer to them as your former colleague? the correction is that the disastrous, bungled waco operation was run by the atf, not by the fbi. >> forgive me, that was my faux pas. it was run by the atf. do i need to repeat the questio? >> maybe just respond about where jorge is. >> when i report to -- referred to jorge as our former colleague he continues to be our colleague and will be here tomorrow. we have an event at orders so if you could bounce that along to border sere. >> washington d.c.. >> unfortunately he tried to get here today and he couldn't get here, but when i said that, we have worked with him earlier with a ingrid betancourt film and he is sort has sort have been a guide to the insides of the workings of hostage cams. he was the only one ever to get inside hostage camps in colombia. he had made a film that sort of brought that attention to the colombian population of about

them, kent conrad, jim webb, joeocra o lieberman, and to republican retirements, it john kyl and kay bailey hutchinson. >> guest: well, the tough one for democrats is the twopublic republican retirements, kay johe bailey hutchinson and john kyl. it is pretty unlikely that democrats can pick those up.ublv republicans have a better chance of picking up those open democratic seats than viceic sea versa, but i think it is a reflection of what we are seeing overall which is democrats have 23 seats at risk in 2012. republicans only have ten. if you look two years after that democrats have 20 and republicans have 13.ave a lot of what democratic members are looking at saying, well, thd odds are pretty high we will lose control of the senate. los control of the senate. do i want to stick around if i'm in the minority? if i'm in the -- if i stick around, i'm in the minority and if i don't i'm defeated. host: the top states in the senate races include massachusetts, montana. nebraska, nevada. new mexico. and north dakota, virginia and west virginia. >> if you look at where democrats have problems now

he's worked well with kay bailey hutchison, the co-manager of the bill and we've made significant progress. we have -- have just a few amendments that they're trying to work a way to the end of this. hopefully we can work out an agreement to complete this legislation maybe as early as tomorrow morning sometime. we are -- if we can -- he we have the first cloture vote tomorrow and we'll see what happens after that. we're -- we're -- everyone should understand it's wednesday and tomorrow's thursday and i know a lot of people have arrangements because we have a homework period the following week and we want to go home if at all possible late tomorrow night or early friday morning, but we can't do that if there's work left to be done on this bill. so i hope that we can work something out so we can finish tomorrow. it would certainly be a doable thing. we know what we have left. the -- the work on the different issues have been extremely difficult and time consuming, but we've settled most everything here on the senate floor as we're supposed to do. there will be no more roll call votes tonight

westbound highway 4 bailey road, accident reported chp not on scene, slowing on our sensors. also very heavy traffic right now through antioch. also in san jose, northbound 85 at camden avenue the right lane remains blocked, heavy there. out of downtown san jose, here's a live look at northbound 280 right there by the 880 interchange. this is our typical commute. it continues slow all the way out towards cupertino. and let's take a quick check now of traffic heading out of san francisco. look at this camera showing you a live look at traffic near the central freeway. southbound 101 jammed from interstate 80 all the way to sierra point parkway, where we had an earlier accident that's now cleared off to the right shoulder. that's your traffic. here's lawrence with a check of your forecast. pushy, pushy, lawrence! [ laughter ] >> all right. outside chilly right now but looking great. we have a whole lot of sunshine right now, mount vaca cam looking fantastic out there. by the afternoon, going to stay that way all day long. the winds not going to be as strong today so it's going

particularly i want to thank my ranking member, i refer to as my cochair, senator kay bailey hutchison for incredibly hard, smart, indefatigable commitment, pure determination to see this bill through. i could not have asked for a better partner on this bill or as a partner on the commerce committee. we work in sync. it doesn't mean we have to agree on everything, but as it happens we usually do. i know and our colleagues should know that this bill simply would not have happened without her hard work, without her negotiating skills. everywhere, constantly. she was tenacious in getting a lot of deals done on what was the most contentious issue, slots, and she was patient and she was fair. i want my colleagues to know, i want the whole world to know how much i admire her as a person, as a professional, and i am grateful that she has applied her considerable expertise and legislative savvy to this effort. i also want to take a moment to tell my colleagues that i am very disappoint thad senator hutchison has chosen not -- disappointed that senator hutchison has chosen not to seek re-electi

guest: well, the top ones for democrats is that the two republican retirements, kay bailey hutchison and john kyle. it's pretty unlikely those democrats can pick those up that republicans have a better chance of picking up those open democratic seats than vice versea. but i think we're seeing that democrats have 23 seats at risk in 2012. republicans only have 10. two years after that democrats have 20, republicans have 3. so a lot of democrats are saying wow, the odds are pretty high we're going to lose control of the senate. do i want to stick around if i'm in the minority? if i'm in the -- if i stick around, i'm in the minority and if i don't i'm defeated. host: the top states in the senate races include massachusetts, montana. nebraska, nevada. new mexico. and north dakota, virginia and west virginia. >> if you look at where democrats have problems now more than say 15-20 years ago, it's states with higher sort of small-town, rural vote. that sort of thing. democrats have lost a lot of ground in sort of rural america. in fact our house senator david wotsalman figured out while dem

chairman of the commerce committee, jay rockefeller, both chairman rockefeller and ranking member kay bailey hutchison i think have done an excellent job on this f.a.a. authorization bill. i don't have any doubt that they working in the committee have pulled us all together, and it's a remarkable bill because it is a job-creating bill. it's a bill that we need right now with the economic slowdown we have in america. the other thing this bill does that i think is very important is update the air traffic control system, and that's something that's terribly important. it's called nextgen and we're moving on to the next generation of air traffic control. it's important, i think, to remind people that -- that we are behind the country of mongolia when it comes to air traffic control, so it's very important that we get this bill passed. and i agree with leader reid when he said we -- we can't be on this forever, we need to move it along, and i look forward in helping with -- in helping with that process. with that, i yield the floor. mr. rockefeller: good morning, madam president. the presiding of

he'll be the fifth member to announce he's leaving the chamber in 2012, joining jim lieberman, kay bailey hutchison and others. the u.s. house coming back in in about 20 minutes. they will take up a bill to request house committees to look into regulations and their effect on economic growth. if that rule passes, there will be 1/2 hours of debate starting this afternoon. they'll also try again with the patriot act on extending three provisions of the patriot act set to expire soon. the end of the month, the house tried to pass those extensions earlier this week but failed to meet the 2/3 necessary to do that. john wayner -- boehner, speaker of the house, wrapped up his news conference in the capitol. we'll show that to you, it runs about 10 minutes. ld >> good morning, everyone. the most important thing we can do to revitalize job creation in america is to create the right environment for workers private investment and spreading uncertainty among employers both big and small. without stability, we cannot have economic stability. next week, we'll bring to the floor a continuing resolution

excessive length and gave aimportan of speech about the importance of the faa bill tauscher and kay bailey hutchison did the same and then all of a sudden here we are on health. here we have sort of opened and me the results entirely transparent. anybody can offer amendments. open. so it's open and what happens is evybody po immediately everybody pops in with their favorite amendment, say and i don't resent that.e the sena i'm just sayingto it is an interesting phenomenon should itself on the very first day andhowing whether that is when to last or not, i don't know. k but in the event, i'd think they think are still working senator hat baucus, hatch, others are on working on some faa stuff and talk abo the 1099 matter. so i want to talk about a couple care. of things about health care. i feel it's really important m that i mentioned this in myn earlier comments that when you t th e talk about the american people don't want this bill there was a when period w hat time that that was correct because the bill was made in front of everybody on c-span, whoever watches c-span. but enough people

guest: well, the top ones for democrats is that the two republican retirements, kay bailey hutchison and john kyle. it's pretty unlikely those democrats can pick those up that republicans have a better chance of picking up those open democratic seats than vice versea. but i think we're seeing that democrats have 23 seats at risk in 2012. republicans only have 10. two years after that democrats have 20, republicans have 3. so a lot of democrats are saying wow, the odds are pretty high we're going to lose control of the senate. do i want to stick around if i'm in the minority? if i'm in the -- if i stick around, i'm in the minority and if i don't i'm defeated. host: the top states in the senate races include massachusetts, montana. nebraska, nevada. new mexico. and north dakota, virginia and west virginia. >> if you look at where democrats have problems now more than say 15-20 years ago, it's states with higher sort of small-town, rural vote. that sort of thing. democrats have lost a lot of ground in sort of rural america. in fact our house senator david wotsalman figured out while dem

prosecutors claim bay ordered the killing of journalist chauncey bailey because he was going to expose internal conflict within the bakery and its impending bankruptcy. they are also charged with two other murders. more local news an half hour. the "today" show returns in less than a minute. have a great friday. see you back here in a bit! >>> that is not a chair. that is st. edwards' chair. >> people carved their names on it. >> listen to me. >> by what right? >> because i have a right and i have a voice! >> yes, you do. >> a scene from "the king's speech," the acclaimed film up for no less than 12 academy awards nominations including best actor for colin firth and best director. will it take home the coveted oscar for best picture? that's the question and this monday on "today" meredith and al will be live from los angeles with a complete wrap-up of the 83rd annual academy awards. now joined by jenna wolfe we'll talk about what's coming up in this half hour. what about what's in the big, bulk stores like costco, target, sam's. you were talking about this earlier. >> love it. >> we ge

the man accused of killing chauncey bailey wants the trial moved out of alameda county. a hearing today will decide if former black muslim bakery leader yusef bay iv and antoine mackey will be allowed their venue request. >>> bay point resident cary verse is accused of sexually accusing somebody from his therapy class. if the accusations are true he would have violated his probation. he was convicted of assaulting four men between 1988 and 1992. he served time and was chemically castrated. >>> 7:56 right now. i want to check the forecast with christina. >> good morning to you, laura. good morning to you at home. we have showers coming down over the bay area right now. light scattered showers, this is all ahead of a system that is going to bring more steady rain to us later on today. in fact, by about noon the steady rain starts up in the north bay spreading south as we head throughout the day. and it is a very, very cold system. so snow levels tonight at 10:00 p.m. falling to 1,000 feet, even colder friday into saturday. a snow level of 500 feet if the system lingers. sh

highway 4 westbound a new accident around bailey. a couple of cars blocking a couple of lanes. people don't expect that through pittsburg. distraction for 20 for down to 680 there is a car fire on the shoulder. the peninsula, the earlier accident cleared to the median. both sides can see it so both are slowing for the spectator slowdown for 101. 280 south bound not much better. 101 and 280 jamming and 85 at camden in lanes and 101 at 85 causing distraction. >> thanks, mike. firefighters are shocked that no medical workers were on hand when a man collapsed and died at a mayor athan. firefighters who were running in the half marathon say there were no medical staff or life saving equipment near the finish line. the firefighters say they tried to revive the man and claim that they waited 22 minutes for a city ambulance too arrive. no one on the scene identified themselves as a medical worker. event organizers say emts were on line and they tried to help the runner within five minutes but he collapsed and died. more coming up in a half hour. the "today" show returns in less than a

frank bailey is out with a manuscript. i know your campaigns are separate. rga was --ing thatrg during the campaign. do you know anything about it? >> i read the news story about it. i remember the commercials for it. it being therer at all. you are welcome to wrack my brain. >> at the time, it was kind of an issue, too. >> on my campaign, the rga came in. i drew the public officer position. >> have you been in touch with the former governor at all? do you hear from our? >> as the nation's governors meet here, use the c-span the library to learn about the nation's state chief of executives. all free online. watch, clip and share any time. >> tim kaine talks about the losses of his party in the elections. this is about one hour, 15 minutes. >> i am pleased to introduce a new visitor to the pnc meetings since we were last together in washington. d.c. mayor vincent gray was sworn in and he has accomplished big goals he set out during the time -- during the campaign, focusing on economic development and a collaborative approach to school reform and restoring fis

guest: well, the top ones for democrats is that the two republican retirements, kay bailey hutchison and john kyle. it's pretty unlikely those democrats can pick those up that republicans have a better chance of picking up those open democratic seats than vice versea. but i think we're seeing that democrats have 23 seats at risk in 2012. republicans only have 10. two years after that democrats have 20, republicans have 3. so a lot of democrats are saying wow, the odds are pretty high we're going to lose control of the senate. do i want to stick around if i'm in the minority? if i'm in the -- if i stick around, i'm in the minority and if i don't i'm defeated. host: the top states in the senate races include massachusetts, montana. nebraska, nevada. new mexico. and north dakota, virginia and west virginia. >> if you look at where democrats have problems now more than say 15-20 years ago, it's states with higher sort of small-town, rural vote. that sort of thing. democrats have lost a lot of ground in sort of rural america. in fact our house senator david wotsalman figured out while dem

kay bailey hutchison and i agree on most things in our work, and we have an amendment. other people seem to be going back and forth. they are amenable, then they're not amenable. we're running out of time. i think the leader, with that in mind, is going to ask for cloture on this to sort of force everybody's hands. and so what i'm really suggesting is that those who are working on slots try to come to an agreement within the next -- during the course of the rest of this day because i think we're talking only about that perhaps a little bit tomorrow morning. and then i think the senate is just kind of -- i know the leader on our side, look, we've got to do the bill. we've been debating these slots for six and a half months this year. we did it for a whole bunch of months last year. progress is made, progress is not made. people agree, people don't agree. senator hutchison and i are getting a little bit frustrated by that. we think we have a good amendment, but let's see. so we have some pending amendments. i'm hopeful we'll be able to work through this evening and the re

bill, and kay bailey hutchison did the same. then all of a sudden here we are on health. but -- and that's very interesting because we've sort of opened and made ourselves entirely transparent. anybody can offer amendments. the leader doesn't fill up the tree. so it's open. and what happened is immediately everybody pops in with their favorite amendment. i don't resent that. i just say it's an interesting if he the senator -- interestinn which is showing itself on the very first day. whether that is going to last or not, i don't know. but in any event, i think they're still working, senator baucus, senator hatch, others are working on some f.a.a. stuff and the 1099 matter. so i want to talk about a couple of things about health care. i think it's really important that i mentioned this in my earlier comments, when you talk about the american people don't want this bill. there was a period of time when that was correct because the bill was made in front of everybody on c-span, whoever watches c-span, but enough people did because there were lots interested in what was hafpl

and i am so grateful to our leader on the committee, senator rockefeller, and his ranking member, kay bailey hutchison, for ensuring that this bipartisan legislation -- i wrote it with senator snowe -- is included in the f.a.a. bill. we have all heard the horror stories of travelers trapped for hours, without adequate food or water, some not even able to access their medicines, planes filled with screaming kids, upset passengers, and unsanitary conditions, from overflowing toilets. in fact, it's a situation that, if anyone has ever been in it, it makes an indelible mark. and frankly, it makes you less likely to want to fly in the american skies because you have a chance at being one of these unfortunate people to get trapped in a situation like this. i want to thank kate anaye, who is a constituent of mine from california. i would yield my friend. the presiding officer: the majority leader is recognized of the mr. reid: i appreciate my friend california yielding. we have a briefing by the secretary of state. we have votes scheduled, as i understand, at 10 until 12:00 noon, about, so i would

bill, and kay bailey hutchison did the same. then all of a sudden here we are on health. but -- and that's very interesting because we've sort of opened and made ourselves entirely transparent. anybody can offer amendments. the leader doesn't fill up the tree. so it's open. and what happened is immediately everybody pops in with their favorite amendment. i don't resent that. i just say it's an interesting if he the senator -- interestinn which is showing itself on the very first day. whether that is going to last or not, i don't know. but in any event, i think they're still working, senator baucus, senator hatch, others are working on some f.a.a. stuff and the 1099 matter. so i want to talk about a couple of things about health care. i think it's really important that i mentioned this in my earlier comments, when you talk about the american people don't want this bill. there was a period of time when that was correct because the bill was made in front of everybody on c-span, whoever watches c-span, but enough people did because there were lots interested in what was hafpl

and it's been worked on a very, very long time by myself and an extraordinarily wonderful senator kay bailey hutchison, who's -- i call her cochair of the commerce committee, because she is. and people have operated in good faith, and we've had a lot of scrums and huddles about on the senate floor but that's the way legislation probably needs to work. it's a very complicated bill but it's a bill that i think that we will get cloture on and people should actually be very anxious to vote for when it comes to final passage. and i -- i will give a talk about that but i just remind people again that we have a air traffic control system which is so antiquated that there are actually very many near misses in the sky because we're using a radar system and planes often come very close to running into each other on the tarmac. it's a very old system, a 50-year-old system, and this bill will fix that and make it safer for people to travel and more planes can take off and f fly. so i hope that we invoke cloture at 2:00 and then we'll continue to work on the bill. it's important for america and it's impo