as part of a $181 million project. the ntsb is on the way to take a close look at the scene, the project and interview those operating the train. the ntsb team is traveling from d.c. to the crash site. we are hearing report that six people died, that is not confirmed and we are told that the death toll could be higher. jonathan: a hectic scene there in pierce county. larry: investigators will be there all day to piece together what happened. tom roussey has a detailed look at where the train cars fell off the track. the bigger picture this train was supposed to be going from seattle all the way to portland, oregon. on the way to olympia the capitol. look at the new secti where it happened. interstate 5 where the traffic was headed southbound this way. the train was headed this way and the train is hanging over the side where it happened. this is an aerial view from the helicopter over the scene of what it looks like. we are hearing stories of the passengers on the train and
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that s right. good morning. i m dave clark. i know steve paulson. he is right over here. hi, claudine. hello. good morning. it feels cold out there. a little bit today. i like it. i don t think it will last long. uh-oh. there is warm air aloft. much bigger fog bank came in. unanimous that it felt cooler than most. full first day of summer. the solstice was last night. we have a bigger fog bank. craig says 78 up in napa. climbing. going to be hot up here. that s true. if you re in the higher elevations, i think i saw 78 at altamont pass and about 75 mount diablo. higher elevations, warm air aloft. it won t take long to translate into a warm to hot pattern for some, at least away from the coast. by the coast, too much fog and a lot cooler on the low. so i think we will get the big 40 degree spread on the temps. fog is retreating but made it into area that s didn t see fog for a while. parts of lake county could easily pop up again, maybe northern and napa county
skypes.ves four that is the miracle of modern technology and it will either work or not work. it is very tricky so somebody may go down, somebody may have a time delay which is happening with one of our three guests. analogous to the quadruple somersault ringling brothers. please, bear with us. we will have problems from time to time but we have an excellent team of techies. i know because i can understand anything a say. it is my pleasure to interview introduce our interviewer, roger cohen. thank you. [applause] good morning. we are going to rely on technology to try to bring this in balance and ignore whoever may or may not be listening. i think it is fair to say that in the immediate landscape there is a before and after edward snowden. nsarevelations about global data vacuuming are backed with concrete evidence. the feeling i think that many of us have had since 9/11 that something has gotten seriously skewed in the appropriate balance between national security and pr
northern and western part of afghanistan. but because he was very a the latee confidant of massoud, he is seen as a radical by a lot of pashtuns. though yesterday you had a campaign rally in kandahar. from all the candidates, he had the biggest turnout. which means that he has the biggest rally in kandahar. which is a bit surprising for everybody. to zalmai rassoul, he is considered a very weak person, not only him but the vice president he has. his second vice president used to be a governor. it will help him to secure some votes of women. as entire team is seen as, we say in afghanistan, a just saying team. whatever karzai says. i just want to follow up on something general allen set. this is an excellent analysis. i went to tee up one issue. president karzai is still 70% popular in afghanistan. he is not 70% popular in washington, but he is 70% popular in afghanistan. i m trying to think through this question ron and i were focusing on. what are rassoul s real prospect