they're written down on april the 3rd. so if you date the message, it tells you to move the next morning, and it's dated april the 3rd, what's communicated to the commander that receives that communication? well, the implication would be i move on the 4th. and getting this huge mass of men that never have really operated together in a newly constituted organization of nearly 44,000 troops, to unwind and maneuver and they're not able to carry it out. units that were supposed to move on the morning of the 3rd don't move out until the afternoon of the 3rd. so they're barely under way before nightfall halts the movement. so now it's clear that they're not going to be able to tackle the morning of april the 4th but johnston hopes possibly to get into place and attack before sundown on april the 4th. the problem is on april the 4th, mother nature throws in a wrinkle. it rains and it rains and it rains. all day long. on into the next day. so now these dry country roads -- and they really weren't dry. they're still wet from the wi

on april 6th. it finally discovered colonel david stuart's brigade on the far right flank of the con federal attacking army and led to the biggest con federal mistake of the battle, rerouting southern troops so as to confront stuart after capturing prentice' camps. this resulted in the costly delay of four hours before a major assault was resumed beyond his camp and allowed the formation of the hornet's nest line. further, the rebel spies captured on april 5th alerted the uneasy soldiers of the 25th missouri and peabody's brigade of the enemy's active presence nearby. this seems to have added to the empa tus of major james e. powell's predawn patrol and initiated the battle of shiloh at 4:55 a.m. on april 6th. this patrol, of course, was later later regarded as having saved grant's army from utter destruction, giving early notice of the confederate's heavy presence and warning union troops giving them precious time to prepare. thus, it is apparent when new data such as this, that we have much more

in outreach, in april, on april 9, the police department invited the occ to make a presentation at the police academy to a delegation of four visiting justices from the highest court of one area. the chief investigator, an attorney, and i discussed the value of civilian oversight of law enforcement, our investigation procedure, our mediation program and policy work. this also includes the informational brochure, and i want to thank the occ a turning -- attorneys for having that brochure translated. on the next evening, on april 10, i participated in a school of law, women of color collective mentoring event, where i answered questions about my career and the sec -- occ. these questions were posed by members of the collective, and that was quite invigorating. that concludes my report of recent activity, and now i would like to move to the report that was in your packet, and it has a very long title, which inspector monroe already read, and i will go over the statistics which i gave to you, but i will briefly talk about the cases that were adjudicated by the chief that had been sustained

tahoe will close april 22. heavenly 27th. squaw valley through the 29. alpine meadows into may on the weekends. last year some ski resorts were open on july 4. there is plenty of snow. >> very nice. really good. best snow we have had since the whole season. >> reporter: many resorts typically shut down at the end of april. due to a lack of interest with the warmer weather. people tend to stay away. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> facebook is snapping up instagram for a billion dollars. mark zuckerberg calls it an important milestone because of the large number of instagram users. over 30 million users on the app. instagram allows people to add filters to cell phone pictures. instagram's employees are now millionaires. instagram's ceo will take home more than $400 million. a co-founder will get $100 million. the employees, $100 million pool they will share. facebook will keep nothing running independently. >>> -- instagram running independencely -- independently. >> reporter: they plan to sell $13.5 million for 8-$10 each. the sale would net the c

eliot who declared it april as the cruelest month. that was in the wasteland, but he realized in united states april is national poetry month. in honor of that, every year for the past seven years in city hall, we have had pelhams under the dome. i have a resolution declaring april 27 poems under the dome day in the city and county of san francisco. that will attract pellets from san francisco and across the bay as well. last year, we had one of our pilots -- when our poet laureates recite one of her poems and i'm honored to take part in helping to sponsor this event. colleagues, with your help, we could declare a great day and attract more people to a lovely of that. thank you very much. supervisor mar: i have several items. first, and the past several weeks, it has come to my attention the increasing concerns of the public safety realignment attack on san francisco as local prison system state assembly bills 109 and 117 transferred responsibility of supervising lower-level inmates and parolees to the california department of correct

i am sorry, april. i do not have the date. >> april 18, i believe. >> ok, april 18. is that the third wednesday? ok. any other items, commissioners? ok, is there any public comment on items 14a or b? seeing nine, item 15, review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of some timber 21, 2011. >> move to approve. >> second. >> can i also said that i really appreciate that we're trying to catch up. you notice that we are only at mid last year. i would hope that we can prioritize that. it justifies getting help for sonya maybe. >> that is exactly what we are using. >> hopefully next month you'll have two sets of minutes. >> thank you. >> traditionally, when do we get those minutes? >> prior to the meeting. >> with the package. ok. >> ok, there is a motion in the second to approve the minutes. all in favor? any opposed? the minutes are approved. item 16, adjournment. motion to adjourn. >> moves to adjourn. >> second. >> public comment? we're now adjourn. it is 1:03 p.m. >> thank you. >> this evening and welcome to the redistricting task force meeting. i ask al

on april 6th.initiate the the battle of shiloh at 4:55 a.m. on april 6th. this patrol, of course, was later regarded as having saved grant's army from utter destruction. giving early notice that the confederates heavy presence, and warning many union troops, giving them precious time to prepare. thushs thus, it is apparent from new data such as this that we have much more to learn about why and how the shiloh events occurred, as well as what happened. >> thank you. thank you. >> that's great to work with pros. i think we ended all most exactly five minutes apiece. which is a miracle. i will compliment them. don't you guys ever run for office. that would be a problem. but, a lot of things. i hope you will remember some of the thing that were said. maybe you have some questions. we will give you a chance to ask those questions. one of the things that is going on in history scholarship generally is we are looking at things that we have never looked at before. that we have, kind of taken for, for granted. the obvious things are the role of african-americans in

can t can get that hot in april. it happened -- it can get that hot in april. it happened in 2002 on april 16, we got to 92 that day. i don't think it's going to be quite that hot, but it will feel more like july than april. and the sky is lit one lavender. look at the live view from the city camera. sunrise at 6:30 this morning. right now, a comfortably cool 63 at reagan national. southwesterly wind around 20 miles per hour will warm us up. along the atlantic seaboard, deep high pressure over us. getting a few high clouds drifting over. giving us this photogenic sunrise underway now. we have showers to the west. this is the line of showers indiana into western kentucky. that will likely be dissipating as it heads east. it's mild around the region this morning. in the low to mid 60s around washington and in much of maryland and virginia. many of these locations in the lighter green are generally in the 60s. darker greens 60s in west virginia and maryland. we'll look at monday in detail over the next 12 hours coming up in ten minutes. danella has traffic now. go

rewrap up april on a down note for the markets. but who ma'amed el-erian is with us giving his view and why he thinks qe3 could still be on the table. >> and the oil and gas prices when i speak to one of the biggest names in the business. boone pickens joins me. >>> -- [ inaudible ] stay with us for that. and of course, a comment in the second hour of the closing bell, talking about the boom happening in brazil. scott? >> arizona and as we head to break maria, here is how the s&p heat map is shaping up on the last day of the month. a lot of red on the board. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of: fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank. like no-fee atms -- all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now, depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelity cash m

the payment is due by april 17th.he important thing is the penalty for filing late is actually greater than the penalty for paying late. so it's important to file. if you can't file the return, file the extension. if you get the extension, you've got until october 15th to file the tax return. >> what if people can't pay the taxes they owe at the same time. what do they do? >> if you go to our website, we have a lot of options for people who are making payments. you can pay with a credit card. if you don't have the money to pay and you don't want to do that or you're unable to do that, you can file for an installment agreement. now this is a payment plan through the irs, and you can actually qualify for it online at the irs website. as long as the debt is less than $50,000. >> options, that's good to hear. we understand there are a number of assistance centers out in. we'll put some on the screen now. what services can taxpayers expect? >> if you go to the irs website, there are a bunch of tabs across the top and get t

g expwhr now "good morning maryland. >> for some cities april house is meant april flurries asms nor'easter unleased up to a fooft snow for some. it was forecasted for higher elevations for this morning. at peak 50,000 customers were without power in pens sane yeah and sen -- pennsylvania. i don't think anyone looks at this and which they had that. >> not the the -- at the end of april. >> some people will go out in search for snow. but we did have western maryland yesterday, but we didn't have it close to home. we can see the snow basically in canada. you can see the upper level spin there. that upper-level low and with that, that's why i am going to keep the chance for rain showers possible even as we go through the remainder of today. but for right now, we are dry as you step out this morning. you need to bring the coats and take the umbrella with you but take the coat because we could see temperatures right now a little on the chilly side. 39 degrees in northville. good morning to you. 38 in kingsville. and i will talk more about a warmup on the way but now back over to megan and charle

april 3rd, mr. peck is fired. april 3rd, steve leads is fired. mr. neily and four others that represent the different regions are put on administrative leave on the 3rd. i believe that's the same day you resigned, ms. johnson. this committee gets the information on april 2nd -- or we called a hearing on april 2nd. it wasn't until we called a hearing and prepared subpoenas before any action was taken. a year and a half prior to that was when you had the may 3rd report. what immediate action was taken? >>. >> when we received the final draft of the report from the i.g., we spent some -- we absorbed it. we met with the i.g. further to deepen our understanding. i called ruth cox in to begin disciplinary activities. e placed the regional commissioners. i placed the regional commissioners on the four commissioners on leave. >> were you directed to do so? >> no. no. these were my decisions. >> why didn't you make the decision on mrs. cox? what was different with her? >> i admonished on the regional administrators. i then removed the chain of command. ruth c

it will keep the list running until april 22nd. plans to remain open until april 29th outside matters staying open weekend into may. sugar bowl says people can ski there for another 2 weeks, a lot longer than they expected earlier in the season. >> we didn't have any snow, it's kind of, you know, tough -- we're looking for a tough season, but march was an awesome month for us, we've got over 200 inches of snow. >> we're tracking more snow that could be this year. chief meteorologistist bill martin will have your complete bay area forecast coming up. >>> if you're out and about you can check ktvu.com for latest radar and forecast information. >>> the core minor says it could be months before it determines the precise cause of death for thomas kincaid. he performed autopsy but some test results could take 12 to 20 weeks. kincaid died suddenly on friday at his home. he sadly -- family says he died of natural causes. >>> for fame 60 minute news men mike wallace. >> i'm mike wallas. >> he died saturday in knew hain connecticut just week

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some places you would never know it was mid april. kids jump for joy at the beach and adults tan. >> it's fabulous. >> it's beautiful out today. the water is very cold. it's nice to relax and put your feet in the sand. >> philadelphia yesterday, the temperature was around 90. boston was so hot, people opted out of the marathon. >> first time we got air- conditioning in the tents. >> the weather is expected to last in parts of the midwest and northeast through the end of the week. not everyone is so lucky. winter returned with a vengeance. rain and snow reeked havoc, in minnesota, a foot of snow. >> i was amazed april 16th, we could get this much snow. >> i wasn't expecting this much. it's minnesota. if you expect something it's going to be something changing. it's going to change. it's like predicting a wife. >> reporter: parts of the midwest are cleaning up after more than 100 devastating tornados swept through oklahoma, kansas, iowa and nebraska over the weekend. sweeny, texas, heavy rain left motorists driving through flooded stree

screaming and welcome to april 18, -- good evening and welcome to the april 18, 2012 meeting. present are arcelia hurtado, commissioner hillis, fun, and hwang. we are joined by some of the representatives who have cases before us. the minister representing the planning department and the planning commission. jocelyn kane will be here, executive director of the san francisco entertainment commission. at this time, if you will go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests to turn off all phones and pagers. the board requests [inaudible] please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders, and president have seven minutes to produce their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. members of the public who are not affiliated with the party have up to three minutes each to address the board but no rebuttal. to assist the board in the actor preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked not required to submit speaker card or business card

yes, april snow there.howers in the pacific northwest, portland to seattle, there may be minor flight delays there. for us locally, don't have any problems. a few high clouds drifting over the region. temperatures mild. in the 60s. just about the entire region. a few locations out of the mountains, folks there in the 50s. weather watchers reporting around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, low to mid 60s there. closer to washington, low to mid 60s. upper 60s in washington, near 70 now near the bay. here are the highs expected later today. going to feel like july, not april. it will be up near 90 from culpeper to manassas, warrenton, leesburg, fredericksburg, southern maryland, low to mid 80s, mid 80s around washington, and this is going to continue all throughout the day today. off to a mild start for la plata and charles county. here's your hometown forecast. by 9:00, near 70. by noon, near 80. by mid-afternoon, the mid 80s with lots of sunshine. then this evening under a clear sky, the low 70s. by midnigh

that comes at the end of april. that's his best shot, he thinks, at stopping romney's momentum ahead of may. tomorrow's primaries take place in washington, d.c., maryland and wisconsin where the latest nbc news/marist poll shows romney wita seven-point lead. paul ryan who extended his support to mitt romney on friday says santorum does not have a shot at becoming the republican nominee. >> yeah, i think rick would need something like 82% of the rest of the delegates. that's just not going to happen. if mitt wins wisconsin, when they also have maryland and d.c. the same day, if he gets a big delegate count, which i think he'll get, then we believe we should coalesce around our nominee and focus at the task at hand which is the fall election and not drag this thing out which i think becomes counterproductive. >> mitt romney got another key endorsement in wisconsin yesterday. first term senator ron johnson throwing his support behind romney. >> governor romney has 25 years of experience in the private sector, plus he h

he fell for his own staff's april fool'sject? did you get fooled on april first?you missed it, also, here are the highlights from last night's academy of country music award. ♪ no good ♪ he will break your heart ♪ why can't you listen to me ♪ why you got to be ♪ so blind >> nice to see you on monday morning, at 17 minutes after the hour. colorado wildfire victims are finally being allowed back inside their homes this morning. nearly 50 families have been evacuated for the weekend after a control been got out-of-control and left two people dead. at this point they say the fire is 97 percent contained. and a developer of the keystone xl pipeline says he has found a new route through member avoid the environmentally sensitive sand hills that the white house cited when it denied the project. the developers say the details are the proposal will be released dug public hearings with the nebraska officials. >> yes, bank on this. about your bank this morning, your bank. that's right new details coming out about a massive credit card security breach. joining us is lauren fr

it will be completed around april. the permit has been approved, and construction permit has been issued. this deal work is expected to begin mid-april. now to move the plant in st. wharf project. the demolition of peerier 36 is well underway. they have begun demolition work of the shut and your building. the pier -- the building should be removed by mid-april. contractors working extra shifts to make the schedule. the contractor is currently preparing items including piling. during the demolition and floor plit is reduced to 15 feet with segments for the reduced to 15 feet to accommodate certain sections of the war. a complete section of one northbound lane will take place in early november until late december. this is required to rebuild the portion of the, not adjacent to the southern edge of pier 32. during this time the bike lanes will be routed into the closed northbound lane. that concludes the executive director's report today. >> thank you. we have public comments. francisco decasta. >> commissioners, i come h

thought i would talk about 85 on the 7th of april either. okay. it's been a year's worth of weather and the year is half done. so, when do we get rid of this rain? when does it actually start getting mild again? meteorologist burnet woods has details coming up shortly -- bernette woods has details coming up shortly. >>> a three alarm blaze forced names from the homes overnight and cut off power to many others. wjz and monique griego are live this afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. it did take firefighters several hours to get a handle on the fire last night. and this morning, they are still here putting out several hot spots trapped inside all that debris. and we are told because of the hazardous materials inside the warehouse, the overall cleanup is going to take sometime. 8:30 last night, massive flames filled the sky over canton after a three-alarm fire. breaks out at warehouse in the 1200 block of bayless. >> it was flames every where. it started in one part and started escalating and escalating and went through like the whole entir

on april 12, at 1:30 in the morning, a fight at the condor club. a patron ejected for using his cell phone. they have signs prohibiting that any sort of photography or even having a cell phone out is prohibited. the patron was directed to put his phone away and he continued to text. he was advised to leave and refused. security started to escort him and he punched a security guard on the way out. they began to fight. one of the things i like hearing about this is that they have proper notification. it comes as no surprise to anyone in there that they cannot take their cell phone out. he claimed that he was doing facebook as he was getting a lapdance. the entertainer thought he was taking video. it is good for the condor, rather than the semantics of whether you are having video or not video, you cannot have your phone out. that is a much better policy to have. other clubs in the area had a problem with this. i think just prohibiting phones in their, they usually worn them once and if they continue, they have them removed. another one on april 21 at

oh, it says april 1st -- >> april 1st. >> it says april 1st on here. >> i knew that was coming. welcome to the club. kevin tibbles, thanks. and now here's jenna. >> here's how we know kevin didn't win. he showed up to work this morning. that's how we didn't win, either. lester, thanks. >>> we're turning to more serious news, in florida, trayvon martin supporters are demanding the arrest of george zimmerman. today a demonstration is planned in miami, martin's hometown. that is where nbc's kerry sanders is this morning. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. thousands are expected to rally here in downtown miami later today in support of 17-year-old trayvon martin. he is the young boy who grew up here in south florida, but was visiting his father in central florida when he was shot and killed. >> come on, come on, come on! >> reporter: at the south florida park -- >> there you go, there you go. >> reporter: -- where trayvon martin, seen in these newly released photos shared by friends, once ran his football drills -- >> trayvon martin on three. one, two, three! >> t

april 18th, 2012. and at this stage, mitt romney would veto the dream act, his adviser on immigration issues, kris kobach, is he still there, also says he would veto the marco rubio watered down version of the dream act. mr. romney talks about self-deportation and he's not kidding. he says that arizona's papers, please, law is a model for the nation. that is what is etched on to the sketch of mitt romney on april 18th, 2012. is all of that still true in the future? only you in the future have the answer to that. and frankly, those are just the issues leaving in terms of what it's looks like he's poised to erase and pretend like he never had these positions in the first place for the general election. but there's competition. i mean, let the record show that on april 18th, 2012, mitt romney's position on medicare is that he is in favor of abolishing medicare as it stands and replacing it with the paul ryan house republican plan. the paul ryan house republican plan would replace medicare with a system of

item two to the 26th of april. item three to june 28. >> commissioners, you have a motion before you for continuance of items one, two, and three as they are proposed on your calendar. on that motion -- [roll call] those items are continued as they have been proposed. commissioners, you are now at your consent calendar, which contains items four and five. these items are considered to be routine and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless one of you as commissioners pull or the staff so requests. in that event, the matter or matters would be removed from the con sent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or future hearing. the y emthes are four and five. item four is case number 2011.1218 c, a request for conditional use authorization to convert an existing retail coffee store that's doing business to a small self-service restaurant within an rh-3 district. item number five is case number 2012 .0186 t. this is waiving certain fees for sm

we've been spoiled throughout march and parts of april. but we get a taste of what we missed out earlier this year. the forecast today is on the chilly side mainly because of our north and our northwest winds but we're definitely going to at least hold on to some of that sunshine for part of the day. i always look for the silver lining. the day planner will bring in the cloud cover midday to late afternoon. we'll own develop a few of these showers moving on through. temperatures with the north winds won't get too far. we're in the lower 40s now at reagan national. we'll only make it to the middle range and push those upper 50s by later on in the afternoon but it will definitely be a struggle. hit or miss showers later on today. very, very breezy so we still have the high fire danger and again highs right around 57 degrees late in the day and then we'll back it off tonight back down into the 30s and 40s. bundle up if you're stepping outside. will you need the jacket at the bus stop. highs again in the middle to upper 50s but the short-term

the deadline falls on april 15 april 15th, but this year you will have until tuesday, april 17th. that's because the 15th is sunday and monday is emancipation day in washington, dc. under the tax code, the deadlines cannot fall on saturdays, sundays, or holidays. >>> there's a warning to the people headed to the sierra. plus, the emergency meeting scheduled. why north korea still has not said a word about it. and the injuries suffered by the mayor of newark, new jersey as he rushes into a burning building trying to save his neighbors. >>> it's raining and it's going to be a little bit of tough driving this morning on some of the freeways. >>> well, take a look. these are live pictures of interstate 80 near king vail in the sierra. big rigs headed up the mountains. right now a winter storm warning is in effect for that area. over the past 24 hours, over a foot of new snow has fallen. there are restrictions in place for interstate 80 and highway 50. that winter storm warning is expected to end tonight at 8:00. >>> repairs today at a good will store after its roof collapsed under the

on april 12th, the texian army broke camp and began an eastward march. april 16th, brought the volunteers to a major crossroad, both actual and metaphorical. the north fork led to nacogdoches and safety, the second toward harrisburg and confrontation. tensions ran high as the army approached the spot that they would recall as the forks of the road, the forks of the road. riding toward the rear of the column, houston remained silent, cheering the army took the south fork. since that day, controversy has surrounded the incident. did houston intend to turn south at the forks othe road? after the fact, he swore that he did. but witnesses on the ground had different recollections. robert coleman, a houston aide-de-camp quoted the houston saying while they were across from grossis plantation, as soon as it is ascertained in camp that the enemy is at san felipe, half the army will be teasing me to fight. i am, however, commander in chief. i will retreat to the redlands. i will immediately issue marching orders and the retreat shall be commenced as soon as possi

on april 22nd, faragut called for a meeting of his captains to plan the attack. in military annals, it was proverbial that councsecils of never fight. but this one proved off to be an exception. after faragut outlined his plans for running past the forts in the darkness he invited the response of his captains. as one of them wrote, the prevailing opinions seem to be adverse to making the attempt to pass the forts at that time. that it was premature. that the forts had not yet been sufficiently reduced by the fire of the mortar vessels and the risk of the loss of too many vessels was too great to be run. but faragut pointed out that the mortars would soon exhaust their ammunition. it was now or never. and he concluded the meeting with the words -- i believe in solarity. now you heard about stonewall jackson this morning who also believed in solarity. that too was faragut's hallmark. how many times would you have heard that from union army commanders at this stage of the war? maybe from one other, whose name, last name has five letters, starting with g. but not fro

but april is off to a strong start partly because of china, but just because april is historically strong and traders know that. so they tend to invest ahead of that. look, the good news here is that the biggest in-flows of the year happen in january when you get new money coming in and right now in april that's because of tax flows coming into the stock market. april overall the last several years and for a while now has been the best month for the dow jones industrial average. not for the s&p but for the dow industrials. i think the only problem here, amanda, is april's followed by may. and may is the start of the worst six-month period of the year. believe it or not, this is widely believed on the street to sell in may and go away crowd. there is historical leverage as weaker as well as returns in the october -- november to april period we've been seeing. i think that's the only concern traders have. other than that we're off to a good start. >> indeed we are. hard to replicate the first quarter. bob, you are the only person at cnbc to call me amanda. you and my mother when she's very