of the cnbc 25 celebration, and we have a very special broadcast just ahead. yes, including an interview with one of the first cnbc 25. former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan joins us exclusively. we re going to talk about his biggest achievements and his biggest regret over the last quarter century. when we ask him we ll speak with him in just a moment. and we ll find out this hour if the dow can make a new all-time closing high, possibly a fitting touch on this special day. the dow only needs to gain about 41 points to close at a record which was set on december 31st of 16,576. well, actually right now. yeah, sitting a little above it. actually above. there we go. we ll tracking that closely over the next 60 minutes. meanwhile, the s&p 500 right now, there you see it, if i can get my eyes on it. 1883, up a quarter percent. let s take a look at nasdaq which has had a rough april. happy to see april in its rear view mirror today. up about 1/5 of a percent, up
that s in amador county. when at at around four o clock in the afternoon, they collided mid-air. sot were not aware of any tricks of the word during that time however backing, later. one man was inside the vintage plane - he made it back to ione safely, where the coast guard says he was able to speak to the faa about what happened. while the pilot of the cessna crashed into the san pablo bat sot we re doing search patterns over the dark water is prohibiting us. the crash happened just a few miles away from the san pablo yacht harbor owned by ericsot it s a big sky to a defense like this the chance of putting theeh other is a freak accident c lipping the coast guard using a search for the missing pilot. department also has a boat in near san pablo bay, pd, k4n. tonight the controversy over the clippers owner s alleged racists comments spilled onto the basketball court. today it was game four of the first round of the playoffs - warriors versus clippers. but as the clippers t
alone. president obama will sit down with texas governor rick perry to discuss the emergency. he will not be at the border or the influx contact where the influx continues, but he will be in dallas. he will not visit the border at all. white house correspondent phil mattingly has been covering the story. the white house made the request for emergency funding yesterday. will that be enough and how are the democrats and the republicans reacting to it? administration officials willingly acknowledge it is a short-term solution to what has become a major problem. the $3.7 million breaks down into four tracks. the first is the capacity track. they need money to fund places to put these kids. assistanceso foreign , where you see the state department trying to work with guatemala, el salvador, honduras, trying to work on deterrence on that front. you also see money going to the justice department. you ll also see money going to customs and border patrol. there is an enforcement a
a car traveling westbound on liberty struck michael as he was trying to cross the street. patrons from in your by bar heard the impact and ran out to help. police say the teen s body was found about 20 feet west of the traffic light. his right leg is broken in four places. his left leg was totally shattered. on monday, he had a very extensive surgery, inserting rods and begins to piece the like together. the leg together. surveillance video shows the car traveling through the intersection, slowing down slightly after the crash, and then taking off. the video is in black and white so invested they so investigators cannot make up the type or color of the car. one witness describes it as a compact four-door, and another, as a blue or 10 car or station wagon. police officials say lack of evidence has made the investigation evidence. there was no debris left behind. there were no skid marks, no signs of any breaking. betty colson has spent the day since the crash pas
now at eight. with a second bart strike looming. kron four checks in on the negotiations. three days is a very long time. pam: checks up on public opinion. gonna have to get to work pam: and checks out the best strategies to beat the gridlock. reporter: how much for a ride from fremont to san francisco? gonna be $100 to $110. pam: happening right now bart unions and management. are still at the negotiating table. trying to work out a deal and stave off a second cripple the bay area. we begin our team coverage stone. he is live in oakland with details on where the talks stand right now. jr? reporter: the talks are just wrapped up. every time we are at their we are trying to work hard. we are trying to work as much as we can as a settlement. we are far apart on it pension, medical, and retirement. even if we do not have a deal struck on midnight there are a lot of avenues that can be pursued that do not have to end in a strike. we can continue talking we