nhk world's adrian durwood explains. >> reporter: leanne harris' family has called the falklands home for six generations. the married mother of three says the islands are without a doubt british. >> we're happy as we are under british, as a british overseas territory and hopefully our neighbors across the water will get the message and leave us alone. >> reporter: harris is 1 of 3,000 people who live on these rocky wind-swept islands off the tip of argentina. the falklands are rich in wildlife. home to penguins and other birds. more than 50,000 tourists visit each year to take it all in. britain and argentina have been arguing over who owns this territory for nearly two centuries. they went to war in 1982. the british won. and they keep about 1,000 troops here along with fighter jets and other weapons. but the argentines haven't given up their claim. especially since undersea oil resources were discovered near the islands. in earl why i 2010, tensions rose when a british company began exploring for oil. authorities in buenos aires reacted by tightening restrictions on ships traveling

>> what happened to adrian ramirez should not happen to any child, but it did, over and over again for decades. to as many as 100,000 boys and girls in the united states alone. it is a worldwide crisis. catholic clergy have abused children in over 12 countries. >> because it is -- >> a former priest who is now a advocate for abuse victims. >> when it comes to the sexual abuse of a child, that pain never ends. it is always there. >> church officials sought to cover up the scandals. bishops like roger mahony of los angeles and bernard law of boston shuffled pedophile priests from one parish to another, and hid abuse allegations from police. >> the priests or priests and lawyers would say to the child in the family, you really do not want to come forward and put shame upon you and your family. as if it was the child's fault. >> the follow-up from the scandal has rocked the church to its core. in the u.s. alone, 6000 priests were laicized and dozens went to prison for sex crimes. the u.s. church paid over $3 billion to settle lawsuits brought by survivors of abuse. >> the biggest thing the

. >>> and former nba great adrian dantley joining us live.es after taking a new job as a school crossing guard. he'll tell us why. >>> a notorious anti-gay church in kansas gets a new neighbor, a rainbow-colored neighbor. is there enough room for both on the same street? it's 8:00 a.m. in the east and "starting point" begins right now. >>> our team this morning is katherine rossman and chris, great to see you here. >> let's start with president obama at the start of a historic middle east visit. there's a new sense of urgency because there are mounting concerns that the syrian government may be using chemical weapons on its own people. listen to congressman mike rogers. this is in the situation roof last night with wolf blitzer. >> i have a high probability to believe that chemical weapons were used. we need that final verification. we need to step up in the world community to prevent a humanitarian disaster. >> let's bring in our john king right now, chief national correspondent traveling with the president. good morning, john. >> reporter:

adrian, i'll start with you. why would the fed pull back the punch bowl.ey do start to do that, what happens to the stock market? >> i think the fed will pull back the punch bowl, if you would, but only gradually, initially, until we can get some more and more convincing evidence that the economic growth is sustainable. so to the extent we can see for the quarter, for the next three months, a similar kind of robust growth, i call it robust. we have a change of private payroll above 200,000, maybe above 250,000, you have the consumer continue to be resilient, spending slowly building momentum. you have all the right indicators going in the same direction, that's a big help. >> so to be clear, right now the fed is buying roughly $85 billion worth of treasuries every month. what you're saying is they won't buy that much beginning in june, perhaps, if things are improving. >> if things are improving to their tastes, i could see them scaling back perhaps to $65 billion per month, during the third quarter, and slowly, gradually stepping it down. >> kind of weani

that was adrian jeffries reporter at the verge. well here at r.a.t were always keeping a close eye on that revolving door between wall street and washington we're talking about people leaving their government jobs and then taking lucrative positions in the private sector where they can put their connections to good use just a few examples starting with dick cheney the former vice president has had a long history working for the government he's also had a profitable career as head of halliburton jag stewart held several positions in the clinton administration but later went on to a career in finance married at will baker also a seasoned government official after voting for the comcast n.b.c. merger she took a job at comcast and we are going to add a new name to that list now amy over ten she worked for fannie mae and was counsel to delaware democratic senator tom carper she is now a lobbyist for goldman sachs overton is probably not a name that you know some that go through that revolving door more known than others but should we be

next speaker >> hi i'm adrian and i came base i'm at usc for example i get treatment also a lot of community woman get treatment there and the cuts would mean they'd have no mental health care and no nutritional health care and a lot of our community depended on those services and without that they wouldn't go for medical care because everything is done under one appointment. i'm hopeful that you wouldn't cut those services. >> thank you very much. next speaker and thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm katie i'm a psych health worker. we work closely with the medical provides at the hiv program and we're the case managers with the catholic charities. we work together with women who have hiv. for the past decade we've been providing the service bringing mental health and health into a health care setting. we work with women who are predominately low income. as evidenced by the improved qualities of our patients life. they find long term housing they take their medication and they learn to manage their p tcs symptoms without abuseing drugs or alcohol. we try to improve the social activit

such as adrian, from 1704. although much of this artist details are shrouded in history. notice how the branch and the beautifully rendered leaves catch the light on the right hand corner. it gives this piece a magical feeling as if these apricots are beyond just mere fruit. there are 67 paintings recognized by court's hand. an exhibition entirely devoted to the artist. there are about half of the known works in this exhibition and the director of the morris house remarked that she thought for herself that maybe this exhibition won't be popular because all of his tend to be the same, you have a stone slab and fruit and it was definitely popular and shows the demand of this artist skill and his paintings or so beautiful even though they are spare and he's so mysterious. an artist does not need to be -- a highlight of an exhibition. a competition, my favorite painting in the exhibition. this is particularly exciting since it is considered an icon of dutch 17th century paintings. created in 1654 this competition is 1 of 12 paintings which survived. he studied in rembrandt st

. >> we have adrian mowat, the j.p. morgan equity strategist. to downgrade chinese equities and find out what he's talking about next. he's making his first trip to china as u.s. treasury secretary. we'll have the very latest right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ >>> some >>> some troubling headlines from china and this time it's from j.p. morgan downgrade from china. it is recommending the banks as a short. adrian mowat is from j.p. morgan and made the call yesterday and joins us now on the news line. adrian, always a pleasure to speak with you. >> hi, melissa. >> you say momentum is growing with policy signs constrained and that makes f

>> adrian. i believe in my hearty guys will approve the project of the people. it's a cultural project. i think the eir report should be approved and i trust you will. i have to tell you i read a little bit of the issue and every angle of it is covered and you have that in writing. so for the sack of making the city to look and be what it is because it's a city that is integrated and this is an element that will make the city shine. it's the latino american community and it's the people of this city to be asked to be treated fairly and completely understanding this is nothing negative about it. it is real it is beautiful as a project of love. it's a project of hope for the latino community and i trust you will do the right thing in approving the report. thank you and god bless you >> is there any general public comment? >> good afternoon i'm elaine. i required from san francisco chronicle. i'm 80 years old i live in the area. i represent the seniors. there are 7 senior buildings around moscone. moscone is our neighbor and there's hundreds of us and when the mosc

dickey ante adrian gonzalez con un en base... y por fin le llego la victoria a la novena azteca con un marcador de 5 carreras a 2 para seguir con esperanzas de avanzar en el torneo... maÑana sabado enfrentan a la seleccion de canada que hoy cayo ante los italianos,,, que siguen sorprendiend o... ===wipe=== ---de nuevo los warriors en casa,, esta vez ante los rockets de houston que estan muy cerca de quitarles el sexto puesto en la conferencia del oeste... klay thompson,, desde lejos,,, un triple para acercarlos... thompson otravez,, con el pase para barnes que se cuela hasta adentro... emparejaba el partido... pero los errores defensivos,, las faltas en contra... los rockets terminaron doblegando a los warriors 94 a 88... y ahora houston esta a un partido de alcanzar a los warriors en el sexto lugar de la conferencia del oeste... para buena fortuna de golden state,, continuan jugando en casa los proximos 5 partidos... ===chroma key=== jf ---bueno de esta manera me despido,,, pero antes le comento que hoy en el arranque de la deci

nuestro compaÑero karim de titulares y mas estuvo en coapa y hablo con adrian aldrete con respecto a0:14 ---no cabe duda que las aguilas no solo llegan 00:14 ---no cabe duda que las aguilas no solo llegan con una mejor ubicacion en la tabla,, si no tambien arrancaron el torneo con paso firme,,, algo que ha

. >> a high-tech surveillance system led police in palo alto to arrest victor adrian martinez lopez of hayward, charged with felony burglary. a woman called to say someone had burglarized her apartment. the stolen items cluld their surveillance camera which had a motion sensor and automatically contacted her regarding the suspect at the apartment. the suspect was a maintenance worker at the build. >> the budget cuts from the sequester are here. president obama signed an order last night launching $85 billion worth of spending cuts. in project the cuts will have a big impact. here is what i immediately affected. air force training flying hours have been cut back. deployment has been delayed for the uss trumanan navy air craft carrier. capitol police are seeing a substantial reduction in overtime, and interest -- some entrances to the capitol are closed. reporter: before president obama signed the order to start $85 billion in automatic spnding cuts, people across the country prepared for the worst. at mt. rushmoore, no hiring for the busy summer season and no more traveling for park sta

dominican republic a's rangers phoenix, az 6,434 in phoenix to watch the a's host rangers top 1st adrianre a deep shot - but watch great running catch in the outfield by the cuban missle, yoenis cespedes it's still a sac-fly and a run scores bot 5th, 4-0 tex josh reddick - the bearded one - sends this randy wells pitch deep over the wall in right reddick's 2nd home run of the spring rangers beat a's 6-2 a's drop to 8-9 this spring the 49ers lost their 4th free agent, and third on defense when the colts inked defensive lineman ricky jean francois to a 4-year, $22 million deal francois joins isaac sopoaga and dashon goldson on defense, as well as tight end delanie walker as 49ers to leave via free agency francois may best be known for what he calls his "penu--peanut butter jelly" dance: ♪

alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization on juvenile and criminal justice has done extensive reach on the bail system and pretrial detention. is the system currently working would you say and what reforms would you support? >> thank you for having m e here today. the center for criminal justice has released a report last year that did examine the bail industry particularly around the lobbying effort. i want to talk a little bit about the criticisms of the commercial bail industry that has been reoccurring over the years and these date back as far back as to the 1920s that the commercial bail doesn't just a minute, discriminate those who can't afford bai

but, you know, you should be called adrian because you know adrian vi has been the reformer, and we need reform. and another one told me, no, your name should be clement. why? you know, because clement xv you revenge -- you take revenge against clement the xiv who suppressed the company of jesus. i love you all so much. and i want to thank you for everything that you have done. and i think of your work, and i wish you to work with serenity in a fruitful way, and to get to know better and better the gospel of jesus christ to help the church. i ask for the intercession of the virgin mary, and i wish you all the best and to your families, as well. to each of your families, and i impart from the bottom of my heart my benediction. thank you very much. >> and there you hear the applause. the rousing applause the cries of papa. those 5,000 or so members of the media, and clearly some families for this momentous occasion as pope francis addresses the media and basically thanks them for their work during the conclave. he talks about the media's job which is to study, share sensitivity and try to

alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted

alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization on juvenile and criminal justice has done extensive reach on the bail system and pretrial detention. is the system currently working would you say and what reforms would you

so, i recently caught up with adrian at the bootleg theater to talk shop.

adrian gonzalez takes cy young award winner r.a.dickey deep. sergio romo got the save.ns on this grounder to end it. mexico wins 5-2. the wgc cadillac championship in miami features all kinds of hazards. tiger woods took over sole possession making eight birdies. he has 17 in the first two rounds. that's a personal best at 13 under par. tiger leads graham mcdowell by two strokes. and abc7 sports was brought to you tonight by river rock casino. when tiger has the lead after 36 holes he is very tough to beat. >> you are absolutely right. >> thank you so much, rick. >>> coming up next, the man who just got a free who just got a free subscription to [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪

adrian gonzalez takes cy young award winner r.a.dickey deep. sergio romo got the save. he gets rawlins on this grounder to end it. mexico wins 5-2. the wgc cadillac championship in miami features all kinds of hazards. tiger woods took over sole possession making eight birdies. he has 17 in the first two rounds. that's a personal best at 13 under par. tiger leads graham mcdowell by two strokes. and abc7 sports was brought to you tonight by river rock casino. when tiger has the lead after 36 holes he is very tough to beat. >> you are absolutely right. >> thank you so much, rick. >>> coming up next, the man who just got a free subscription to netflix. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. it will be chilly inland first thing in the morning. areas of low clouds and temperatures mid30s to mid40s. upper 30s to mid40s. it is a warmer weekend for you with sunshine both days. lisa argen will be here at 5:00 a.m. ama, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> finally an indiana man just got a free subscription for a year toed in flix. >> he was a big fan. it was a joke between friend

only what adrian says she heard wasn't tech taug.men were using these terms to make sexually charged jokes and adrian reported the men and their comments with a tweeted photo and a summery of what she heard them saying. conference escorted the men out of the session. good job. afterwards adrian blogged about what happened. that was just the beginning. richard's response to the situation made her the target of social media troll whose attacks were only intensified when one of the men who made the comments was fired by his company. she had since been suggested to death threats, rape threats, racist slurs and having her personal information publicly exposed online, and her employer let her go from her job. so help me, because, you know i just -- this story has been making me so sad and angry and tired. >> i think there are a couple of important lessons. if you think of yourself as a good person, you can take the words it was just a joke out of your lexicon. take the phrase out of your vocabulary. if you find yourself saying it it's prob

adrian gonzalez and romo embraced, what's all about? a giant hugging a dodger? oh!!on the game 5-2. >>> in today's play, canada up 9-3 over mexico in the ninth and chris robinson drops down a bunt and runs can decide tiebreakers in the baseball classic so around felt it violated one of baseball's unwritten rules. the benches clear. temper flare. punches are thrown. it got ugly. police officers came on the field to keep the peace. seven players were ejected. it's also being reported that fights broke out in the stands. one of canada's coaches got hit in the face with a water bottle that was thrown from the stands. canada got the win 10-3. >>> over in the cactus league it was more peaceful. the as lose to the rangers 4- 3. dan strailly worked three innings and gave up one earned run. the royals beat the giants. the best closer in major league history will be going on his farewell tour this summer. yankees reliever mariano rivera says he is retiring after this season. the 43-year-old future hall of famer is major league baseball's all-time leader in saves. rivera is com

i am adriane vandcourt and support the wellness of youth because nadine burke is the doctor of my nieces and nephews and they were sick and everything. they seen everything okay for them and they was healed and everything so thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. any of the names i called here? i got more names but i want to make sure. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am christina sandoval and a resident of bay view and a district 10 voter. i just have a few questions. i understand you guys are saying that the area is toxic and stuff, but like we also said there's literally a head start right around the corner at 1800 oakdale and you are saying how toxic it is and i understand that but why do we have cps across the street? so it's okay for them across the street but not okay to have wellness center that is well needed? i have kids and our kids definitely do need these services whether it's trauma for health and everything else. i just don't understand how we're approving liquor stores and night clubs and pot clubs and not approving the wellness center. the center needs to help the

international business consultant adrian explained to us why he thinks the referendum is a pointless step in a long running dispute between britain and argentina. it's like asking the old to right wing israeli settlers on the west bank whether they want to continue being israeli or they want to be composted me and maybe they should open up immigration in twenty to thirty thousand argentinian settle there then we can have another referendum and see what happens it is a question of double standards because the guardian newspaper from the u.k. only in february of last year ran an article reminding everybody that in one thousand nine hundred sixty six britain forced the eight hundred inhabitants of diego garcia island in the indian ocean they just threw them right out because britain had decided god how will sometimes prime minister have decided to leave those islands to you to the us for a military base which is now even a covert cia prison so it is a question of double standards i have no qualms of throwing out eight hundred people from the go up because see above now they want to prot

institutions will be for ever shaped by chavez rather than simply held together by him and we heard from adrian an argentinean political commentator who thinks the real challenge to those who want there will be a real challenge for those who want chavez's legacy to live on. my little will be obvious to fish a list candidate and he stands aside certainly stands a very good chance of reelection especially with the country's emotional state right now but chavez had huge enemies within been as it was a lot more important outside of an israel so unfortunately united states in the first instance and other countries such as israel and other countries in the west and western europe will do all they can to support the opposition candidate a guy by the name of a complete list of them speak and we could copy was rather he came in second in the presidential elections and who would definitely have all the financial political and media support global power structures against mr mugg little less than chavez candidate. chavez was well known for bombastic speeches and harsh and to u.s. rhetoric but what exactly

decades this will be a very very different country that they'll be governing thanks so hugo chavez adrian salvucci an argentinean political commentator explains what he thinks the challenges will be for venezuela's vice president planning to stand in the impending presidential vote. my little will be each of his to official list candidate and he stands a certain he stands a very good chance a reelection especially with the country's emotional state right now but chavez had huge enemies within been as more important outside of venezuela so unfortunately the united states in the first instance and other countries such as israel and other countries in the west in western europe will do all the cash to support the opposition candidate a guy by the name of a company to survive on speech and he could have he was rather came in second in the presidential elections and who would definitely have all the financial political and media support. how structures against mr motherhood are less the chavez candidate. having led the country for more than a decade chavez championed economic reform in use the

in the third adrian gonzalez takes r.a. dickey deep form a two-run blast.that makes it 4-0, mexico. sergio romo got the save.athathÑ >> new this morning, the nonprofit okisoo will be hosting their hope gala. it's this evening at five. black tie fundraising event hopes to raise more than half a million dollars to benefit children with cancer. it take place at the san francisco design center con course. tickets are still available. the family-oriented camp was founded more than 30 years ago to provide a sense of normalcy for children who have beenathóv. for more information go to our website. >>> next, google's new hi >> good morning, everyone. let's start with a quick first look we weather. >> 35 in napa. we are talking about 37 in santa rosaa. 40s but still cold san francisco. we have some i am he were 40s at our beaches. this afternoon our coast will be in the upper 50s. still with the light on shore flow but that's the key. the winds backing off today. that will allow for numbers to climb into the up he were 60s. 70 not out of the question for our friends

backed opposition that is according to political analyst adrian. nicolas maduro will be official list candidate and his stance of certainly stands a very good chance for reelection especially with the country's emotional state right now but travis had huge enemies within women and more important outside of venezuela so unfortunately the united states in the first instance of all countries such as israel and other countries in the west in western europe will do all they can to support the opposition candidate for them of release rather than speak and we could have. came in second in the presidential elections and who would definitely have all the financial political media or. of how structures against mr motherhood as the child was counted. meanwhile leaders from around the globe and thousands of venezuela mourners gathered to pay their respects to the late commandante on friday but while there was great on the streets of caracas there was a different time and the aging from washington. and i reports. communities of people throughout latin america a

as adrian says the cypress rescue package will be used as a template market analysts believe brussels is simply not able to prevent this from happening again one of them was called an injury or the founder of a finance blog says some countries all side of europe have even been inspired by cyprus is example. the canadian government believe it or not just released a budget document and buried on the hundred forty third page of it is essentially the exact same template that was just used in cyprus so anyone that thinks that this is limited to a little island nation in the better training and you got to know this incoming this is now what is going to be done to people and again it is not that there are that the losses should be borne by these people in order if that is in fact the case the problem is that you have a government regulatory scheme bills in europe and in other nations where they are supposed to be monitoring these institutions and closing them before they get in trouble like this and they are deliberately not doing their job and then when there is a problem all of a sudden th

. >> reporter: 58-year-old adrian dantley who now uses a whistle -- >> dantley draws the foul. >> reporternty of whistles during his 15-year pro career. the washington d.c. high school phenom became an all-american at notre dame. during his pro days, the 6'5" dantley made north of $1 million a year. as a county crossing guard, less than 15 grand a year. but then, for dantley, whose friends will tell you he is frugal and has a net worth well into seven figures, this is not about the money. >> basically i did it just to be around the kids. >> dantley will try to break an 11-1 -- >> reporter: his nba days as a player and coach has paid off. look at this, he appears to be playing defense as he fends off cars on the street. more than once, those long, sweeping arms have been life savers. >> i saved two kids' lives. >> reporter: this job has meaning? >> it has meaning. and i feel like i'm doing something, helping the community. it's all about the kids. >> reporter: dantley says for the next 20 years -- >> reporter: you'll find him in the crosswalk. david kerley, abc news, silver spring, maryland