butterflies. there s a lot of excitement in the line and on the sidewalk protesters are chanting hoping the president sees their signs. protesters are tackling a variety of issues like ending the war, taxing the rich and saving wild horses. while all this is going on, president obama is over at pacific heights at a top dollar fundraising dinner, at the home of sales force.com. a seat at the table reportedly going for $35,000. security is very tight. president obama has critics and supporters here in the bay area and it seems no matter where he goes everyone has a list of items they want him to address. i recently he said he s cutting military spending. we re here to make sure he does that. he also, before he got elected said he was going to end war. there s still troops in iraq. he s escalated wars in afghanistan against pakistan. he always cites job creation through green energy and what not. i d like him to make more strides and i think that s something he can improve o
weather. let s go back and talk about the caps. that is more interesting than the weather. we have cool temperatures moving back in after yesterday in the 80s. today s high will only be in the 60s. 48 in hagerstown this morning. fredericksburg, 64 degrees. we had our frontal system come through yesterday and the good news, no severe weather associated with t most of the rain stayed just to the north in pennsylvania. no severe weather associated with it. most of the rain stayed just to the north in pennsylvania. cooler than yesterday with highs only in the mid-60s which is much cooler than yesterday. mostly sunny skies, breezy and cooler, highs about 64 degrees. you will notice the winds gusting to about 25 miles per hour. more details on the forecast in just a minute. good hockey weather though. great. president barack obama reconnecting with tech-savvy supporters. the commander in chief was at facebook in california for a town hall meeting. the president said the c
there. she is one of those people that just has a spirit and a love and passion for what she is doing and really, really enjoyed working in our system. reporter: and someone who police say may have been auto victim of mistaken identity when she was shot. burton is officially the 32nd person murdered in oakland this year. across town early this morning a 20-year-old came close to being number 33. around 1:30 a.m. in morning police found him at this intersection with a gunshot wound. he was able to describe the car that the suspect was driving before being hospitalized but no arrests were made. two shootings, two suspects still walking free while a community mourns. there is a sense of depression that permeates the air. reporter: oakland police still investigating both those crimes. a $15,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to the deadly shooting of that woman. allen? all right, thank you. as soon as tomorrow jurors on the chauncey bailey murder
737 set to land behind a cargo plane. what have we learned? good day, i m andrea mitchell live in washington. one year ago today, an explosion ripped through the deep water horizon well, killing 11 rig workers. the world saw the first pictures of what would become the nation s worst oil disaster the following afternoon. developing this hour right now on andrea mitchell reports, look at those pictures. helicopters and boats searching for any sign of 12 people now missing after an explosion on an offshore oil rig. these pictures just into msnbc shows the rig on fire last night off the coast of louisiana. that platform is still burning and is tilting about 70 degrees. most of the รง126 workers were evacuated safely. they will be arriving back on land tonight. 15 were taken to area hospitals. seven are believed to be in critical condition. and so it began. one year later, a new opinion research poll today shows 51% of americans are optimistic that the gulf will eventually re
reporter: the meeting broke up few minutes ago. it started at 5:00 o clock here at the san bruno senior center. heard a lot of ideas on how to improve safety but always lot of criticism to go around not just for pg&e but also for the c p uc that is supposed to regulate utilities. as you said it was a full house here. perhaps 200 people here as the california public utility commission heard from resident who lost loved ones, lost their homes and others who simply lost confidence in the whole safety system. regulators want to hear from people before they device new rules on pipeline safety. after this neighborhood explode entered flames killing 8 people an destroying dozens of homes it turns out pg&e didn t have accurate record on the pipelin pipeline. line was not solid but held together with faulty welds. that the utility had been spiking pressure before the blast. a number of resident said pg&e is more interested in making money than paying for safety inspection and things