he out lined what h e ed what h. >> translator: we're ready to make a historic compromise that would end the conflict forever. >> netanyahu's coalition partners include the jewish home party whose members oppose a palestinian state. the new defense minister and housing minister both support the building settlements in occupy territory. construction must stop before they will return to the negotiation table. >>> pope francis has welcomed a visitor from back home just a few days into his new role. argenti argentina's president paid him a visit at the vatican and put his diplomatic skills to the test. the pope welcomed her before lunch. she asked him to intervene with the dispute in britain over the islands. there's no word how the pope responded to the quest. when he was archbishop he clashed with her and her behi them during the latest rs meeting when they exchanged gifts. >>> on a small island people are worried about their savings. tell us about this tax. >> the details were supposed to be decided on by today. due to strong reaction from the public, officials decided they needed a f

what h & r block is telling us that between february 14th and february 22nd that a number of filers who were applying for education tax credits were unable to do so because of the way they answered certain yes and no questions on the form. these are folks that were claiming the american opportunity lifetime learning credits and 10% of the total returns claiming these credits were impacted according to the irs. h & r block tells us that any problems that occurred with the form, the form 8863 had been fixed and their clients had no immediate action to take and if they wanted to find out when they could get their refund, they can go to where is my refund.org and it can take up to eight weeks and that means they need as much as four to six weeks in order to process the refund. so a lot of folks will be -- >> that's terrible news because a lot of people count on these refunds especially students to pay their bills. >> a lot of students and potential students are waiting to apply for financial aid until they get the returns done and that is causing problems and they should go ahead and apply

. >> what had h >>> in this edition of gayle's animal roundup further proof that cats are per nick kittys like humans. let's start with the cat. this cat doesn't drink its water out of the bowl. watch how this cat gets its water. >> what? >> it's dainty. >> it is very ladylike. >> yeah. i think this cat once belonged to the queen of england. >> it's less efficient. how much water are you getting with your cat paw, reach in and drink out of the cup like a cat. >> it is fun to watch. >> can i have some water? can i have some water? >> like i said, dogs are like humans. that's why they're man's best friend. this is something you do to your friend when you say, smell this. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> oh. >> i love the look on his face like -- >> he hates it. what is he smelling? >> a pill bottle and i think there's still medication or something in there and the dog is like -- >> kind of the same face humans make. >> oh, my god. >> you guys probably remember the snow plow driver named dog. >> who caught some heat because of a individual he put on youtube driving the plow and burying people'

>> [inaudible] >> what does george h. bush say? >> read my lips. > what does our main man, barack obama, say? >> yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! >> very good. >>brian: ladies and gentlemen, a two-year-old. that's incredible. >>anna: we've got to get this kid on the show. >>steve: he got a little hung up on what john f. kennedy said but he knew exactly what bill clinton said. >>brian: unbelievable. i don't know if he know what bill clinton said. >>steve: he knew the line. >>brian: he even knew how to count. incredible. >>anna: 6:34. to your news headline. senate majority leader harry reid con conceding duet on the democrats -- con seethe defeat on the democrats plan on assault weapons. many lawmakers and gun rights advocates plan to fight those regulations claiming provisions violate their constitutional right to bear arms. >>brian: he spent 23 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. this holocaust survivor and rabbi walking out of a prison -- walking out of prison in new york yesterday after a judge overturned his 1990 co

what lightweight outfit, pink or white, makes the front of my slacks abnormally tight? i really have to get this done. of course, of course. thank you. "sun dress," by the way. h-hey. about? tell me. tell me. tell me. what flowing cotton frock-- okay, i'll tell you. just... there's a... there's a girl sitting at the bar. oh. don't look! (whining): i want to see a pretty girl. okay, you can look. just-just-just be cool for once. i'll be cool. ah, ted. you got your beer label in a bunch over nothing. listen to your uncle barney. you have no reason to be nervous. none whatsoever. and i'm going to tell you why in one word. and what's that word? dibs! what-- you can't call dibs on a girl i've been sitting here thinking about maybe talking to eventually at some point. you never called dibs. dibs were implied. implied dibs? yeah. ted, you are spitting on the grave of sir walter dibs inventor of the dib. it was 1652... barney: the ss dibs was lost at sea... look, i don't have time for a fake history lesson, so i'll keep this simple. you go over there and talk to that girl, i will see you in court. and who's gonna represent you? dibs on marshall as my lawyer! damn it. (laugh

treated there's been a government balloting or knocking on doors on their behalf or asking what they want the h word comes to my mind for people for how long. how long we're going to leave. we don't want to be here we don't want this life. we want to go back home where we belong. perhaps the most shocking thing about this story with this is simply something that happened decades ago this person justices have been compounded by successive british governments right up to the coalition and today he continued to fight against the church returning to their island and so their stories remain largely consigned to the shadows and yet the chikezie in people continue to bravely fight to return to their home. for fifteen thirty g.m.t. our debate show cross talk discusses how the falkland islands are likely to fare after the referendum and whether it will change anything at all. the views and thoughts of the islanders are completely and absolutely irrelevant not true the the worse the wishes and the will of the islanders is very important here this is what it's all about it's about what do the people of th

treated there's been a government balloting or knocking on doors on their behalf or asking what they want the h word comes to my mind age four for how long are you going to punish us for how long we're going to leave this life. we don't want to be here we don't want this life. we want to go back home. where we belong that's i would. send us back or perhaps the most shocking thing about this story if this isn't simply something that happened decades ago this past injustices have been compounded by successive british governments right up to the coalition of today he continued to fight against the church returning to their island and so their stories remain largely consigned to the shadows and yet that you can see in people continuing to bravely fight to return to their home. says. sarah. well britain's overseas policies as well as whether are the falklands referendum will make any difference to the bitter dispute between the u.k. and art in time all this are for discussion an artist crossed are coming up later this hour. the views and thoughts of the island is a completely and absolutely irreleva

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treated there's been a government balloting on knocking on doors on their behalf or asking what they want the h word comes to my mind age four for how long are you going to punish us for how long we're going to leave this life we don't want to be here we don't want this life we want to go back home where we belong that's our true send us back home perhaps the most shocking thing about this story if this is simply something that happened decades ago this person justice is being compounded by successive british governments right up to the coalition today he continued to fight against the child go since returning to their island and so their stories remain largely consigned to the shadow. people continue to bravely fight to return to their home. just a little after twenty four minutes past nine hours world news in brief the dutch government raised the national ten level from limited to substantial the deadlines for an attack both on home soil and against dutch interests abroad the authorities say that's because citizens who left to fight in the syrian civil war could return home battle hardened an

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. >> it is not a test of our economy by any means but compared to what we have h the last four and a half, five years, it is doing a lot better. better than it has done in a long time and frankly i hope it gets a lot better going forward. lori: what do you think for the economy? >> i think there has been a lot of positive things happening. the fed has had low interest-rate policy. we stopped the worst of the tax increase is going through, and now the republicans seem to have gotten their legs back again and i think it will hold and not let obama raised taxes anymore and maybe we will get some spending cuts, which is what this country badly needs. lori: we will hear more about that tmorrow. i know u will stay with us to comment on that, we will check back in with you in a few moments. starbucks began its stay in new york city but no billionaire michael bloomberg and by the end of the day starbucks h the law on its side. an embarrassing blow to new york mayor strengthen the ban on large sugary drinks. calling it arbitrary and capricious. they blocked the rules one day before they were

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because we were leveraging our prop 10 dollars and in san francisco leveraging our prop h dollars, and it's to continue whatve already been doing about building a quality improvement system in san francisco. >> great. thank you for being here. colleagues, any questions? supervisor mar. >> i wanted to ask ms. [speaker not understood], if you could talk a little about what first five has been doing to increase the quality already and how this would enhance what we're currently doing. >> sure. well, because of our city's universal pre-k prop h dollars and because of our prop 10 investment of uce, we have been not only reimbursing programs, families to have a free half day program for four-year olds, but we've also developed a pretty comprehensive quality approvement system with pathways to quality. so, we invest in a lot of ta, a lot of coaching on-site, a lot of other things like mental health consultation, developmental screening, things like that, all to improve the quality. within the long run, to improve outcomes for children and that they're ready for kindergarten once they turn five. >> thank you. >> ot

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hall is a word you see all the time and you know what it means, h-a-l-l means something when you writeyour name with an i y? >> with an y. technically it's anthony. >> hal: this is the cpac guy announcing our their election is going for their straw poll pick. >> there were 23 candidates listed on the survey. we then gave people the option to write in people. you all wrote in another 44 people. [ laughter ] >> hal: when did denzel washington have sex with chris christie and they had a voice baby. play that again. >> there were twenty-three candidates listed on the survey. >> who it is? >> hal: the cpac announcer. >> it does. >> hal: i was drunk at the time. so let's talk about -- let's go to june in atlanta, georgia. hi, june. >> caller: hi hal, how are you doing? >> hal: i'm great. but i guess you can tell me. this is my first day filling in so we'll get there. >> caller: i have a comment i wanted to make. i just want to say for the last 35 years the republican party is nothing but big business companies and oil -- >> hal: right. >> they have paid out big for you know lobbyists to pass

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what about rodrigo? who is fighting for rodrigo? we need to fight for rodrigo's rights. >> in the first berkeley council skypeession, session, joined h joined his classmates. >> thank you, everyone, for what you are doing to try and get me home. >> the students wrote letters to their congressional representatives and the president asking for a waiver called humanitarian parole. >> we are just fourth grade kids, but you are doing a big thing. thank you. >> the resolution passed, but the fourth graders aren't stoping here. tomorrow they will be on a national news show followed by a lineup of local radio talk shows throughout the week. reporting in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> also new at 11:00, tv star steven colbert's sister is one step closer to be a law i can maker. she won the democratic primary for a house seat in south carolina. it is thought clear which republican colbert-bush will face in the may election. however, tomorrower governor mark sanford leads a pack of contenders which will be wide bell -- widdled down in a runoff in a few weeks. >>> a new study suggests more than 180,000 people are killed every year because o

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