reverend bruce oatmeal is joining us on this easter sunday. thank you for taking time. he has risen. >> the lord has risen. >> that is a very old saying. it goes back to the early church. >> yes. >> there is a lot of ritual and things. this morning, a lot of people getting up to go to a service for easter. a sunrise service. do you know anything about that? do you have one in your church? what are you doing? >> we do not have a sunrise service. in many episcopal churches, there are vigils that either happened very early in the morning, or the evening before. the first eucharist of the easter season. at saint clements, at the 8:00 service, we are baptizing a new christian, a little baby. with plenty of music. and at the 10:00 service, we will be packed with flowers and people dressed up. >> great. let me go back to a vigil. what is a vigil? >> a vigil -- a very old service, of the christian church. recalling salvation history over time, going back to the hebrew scripture. and the new testament. and then leading into the celebration of the resurrection. and it is one of t

there's a picture there. >> reporter: bruce was unaware his wife left this behind. betty followed politics closely. >> barry goldwater republican candidate for president. >> reporter: and then bruce realizes the date the letter was written. >> on september 27 -- that's my birthday. >> reporter: the letter would become a delayed birthday gift to bruce. ten years after she deposited the time capsule in the walls of their home, betty died in a car crash. >> i don't know how i did it. went back to work within a week. >> reporter: for a few moments on this afternoon the letter would unearth old memories. >> that's where we met, oak park. >> reporter: each sentence prompting a precious recollection. >> and she was so dam smart. >> reporter: time capsules provide observations about politics and culture but bruce says if there's a message here it's the value who you love because, as bruce will tell you, things don't always go as planned. >> we had the best marriage. not once did we argue about anything. >> reporter: for nbc news, joe dana, scottsdale, arizona. >>> that's "n

bruce's sister sandy called 911 again. >> the fight made its way on to the lawn.hich point concerned neighbors began to call. >> with no help in sight 20 minutes later the same neighbor called a second time. >> toledo 911. >> i'm calling again. these people are beating this man. there's a rock and his head is bleeding and no police are here yet. >> they are driving there. >> during the melee, bruce's daughter was pushed out of the second story window. she ran to help her father. >> i hear, get off my dad, get off my dad. that was my daughter. i knew my daughter was safe. you know? i just gave up fighting. >> as his daughter ran to find help a second neighbor called 911. >> hi, i'm a little [ bleep ]. i'm watching these people beat this man with a tire iron. come on. >> we have everybody coming, ma'am. they have to drive there. >> now they are trying to fight the other girl with the blue jeans on. where's the police at? >> they are coming. belief me. >> oh! oh, my goodness. >> police finally arrived and broke up the fight. while bruce was treated for severe concuss

bruce, what do you think about this?> i'm a little surprised by this because the obama administration has reduced spending on nasa and even reallocated money toward technology. a few years ago they said they were going to give up the idea of sending a man on the moon and outsource it to the private sector. so this is surprising. >> so even when you reduce the money that goes to nasa, this is where they decided to spend the money. >> you make a great point. clearly there's too many artificial intelligence in government if you think you need to teach a rocket scientist how to lobby. that's like teaching cows how to moo. >> mike, what do you think? i don't know. my take away from this is remember this incident the next time any politician says they need a tax increase. >> a tax increase, or sabrina. every branch of politics from the president to john boehner said they're for cutting government. well, if this isn't waste, i don't know what is. >> right. and first of all, i wouldn't use harrison ford, i would use sandra bullo

than bruce bailey. i'm a small business owner. i have created jobs in iowa. single-story buildings. metal roofs. for 5.5 years i served as the united states attorney for the southern district via what. i was a federal prosecutor and put bad guys in prison. the greatest title i will have his father and husband. that i you may remember pay for college by playing football for the university of iowa. i played on the last roosevelt team. we have been married for 12 -- we have been married for 20 years. we have three kids. if we don't do something, they are the first generation whose opportunities will be less than their parents generation. i believe what ronald reagan said. as government expands, liberty contracts. i'm running on a platform of freedom and liberty. standing up for freedom against obamacare. a $1.2 trillion tax on our small businesses, killing jobs, and turning small businesses. i am standing up for economic freedom. with united states is 12th, i understand rankings. -- 12 behind estonia, something is wrong. for ourg to stand up religious freedoms. this administration cont

i want to start, bruce with your personal story. you were there when you heard the bombs.he day like? take us inside that moment. >> that's right. i was right down the street, it's really emotional thing to be back here now, i haven't been back here since. i'm not an army medic, i received -- and that -- 20 years later when i was fortunate enough to be on the scene and save the life of a young student at northeastern, what mike and patrick and adrian said, this is a resilt yent city and we will overcome. that's the takeaway from that day for me at least personally. >> and bruce, after the brothers were identified and on the run, they killed an m.i.t. officer as well, sean collier. you have a connection to him, don't you? >> yes, i saw sean on thursday night and i used to work in washington, d.c., the national law enforcement officers memorial where all of the names of fallen law enforcement officers are indescribed. i saw sean and i was kidding with him, stay safe. he liked to work nights because that's when the action was. and you know, who would have known on our little

in northeast, bruce leshan, wusa9.ion with weather alert first alert weather. >> i may be taking a tonight. the weather is no exwucuse vote. few "qÑútemperatures still in the low 50s. a nice start to month of april. so, the nats game. okay, mostly cloudy and mild. w2 showers. we added drizzle as a possibility. highs between 60 and 65. the ls are not in agreement. no real con nuance. fluence. we around i:60. the game will be played. i don't think it jbe shower- free. we will come back and dtrack some showers both tomo ternoon. that robber stormed the t.d. bank on 7th and i northwest around 11:00. investigators say the robber took off ruñrnning eastbound on i street. to be blocked off fo while the cops were talking to customers about what happened. nobody was hurt. >>> it's enough to make you wonder, what did i do with my l açbeing courted bye all iv league universities. >> beck could face huge fines if the silver line isn't up and running and 00connected by next wetake a at lax4wk" Ñk@t éj zmract says the first ph

. >>> hello, my name is bruce wolf. i was an old friend of paul longmore's and a student at san francisco state in the late '90s, early 2000s. i want to thank catherine for keeping his name alive ~ and vibrant in all the work it's been doing. i support all the work that you're doing and what the arc had suggested. i think it would be great to have the board of supervisors pass a resolution brought forward by you folks to name a day or a week or however, just to celebrate paul's contributions. thank you. >> thank you. >>> ♪ have a great a-d-a silver anniversary and i hope all your rainbow dreams do come true and i wish you all the magic this world has to give and i hope you last for days and years and even more and more happy anniversary to anniversary a-d-a to you ♪ >>> all i can say to a-d-a, 25 years, i've been here 25 years. so have san francisco housing development corporation. and, you know, i was sitting there and sometimes i hear the word disabled and disability and i start wondering, which one makes me feel bad?

[bruce babbitt] there's presently no such thing as clean coal. in the ads that you read and the propaganda that you see from the industry advertising clean coal is patently false. [narrator] the torgerson timber mill in bicknell, utah is silent on most days. the family business is run by brothers ryan and john torgerson. [john torgerson] we figured this would be what we'd do for the rest of our lives. just like my dad did. narrator they say their business is enduring hard times due to too many regulations. [ryan torgerson] well it's pretty tough to work with the environmental community; they don't support logging. they file appeals against forest service timber sales and tie it up in litigation making it so you can't, log the timber, and it's pretty tough. [heidi mcintosh] i think that wilderness gets controversial because it is about not just the land sometimes, but it's about the cultural divide between the people who live near wilderness areas. [narrator] the conservation debate is focused by a logging mill in a small town. on one side, is wha

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> the polls open in the district at 7 a.m. tomorrow.une into wusa9 tomorrow night for live election updates. we'll have a special webcast on www.wusa9.com. that's from 10:00 to 11:00. it's very possible we could know the winner in that hour. follow us on air and online for the latest on the d.c. mayoral primary. >>> meantime today mayor gray signed a bill to decriminalize possession of small amounts of pot in d.c. and now congress has 60 days to vote it down. if they don't, then as of this summer, a person caught with up to 1 ounce of marijuana would face only a civil fine of 25 bucks and d.c. has parking tickets that cost more than that. >>> the clock is ticking. you have only until midnight, about 50 minutes, to sign up for obamacare if you do not have health insurance, but it's not been easy for millions of americans. the blast day to sign up for -- last day to sign up for obamacare and website problems prevented lots of people just from logging on. healthcare.gov was down six hours monday morning and again in the afternoon. >> there

and then, of course, because it's a hollywood movie, bruce willis messes it all a up and turns off all the superhuman bodies at the end. okay, anyway, thank you so much for being here today. [applause] what i want to do now is sign your books. [applause] okay? you've been a great audience. thank you so much. [applause] okay? >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click "search." you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking "share" on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> in my book i decided to take the privacy investigations i'd done at "the wall street journal" a step further by investigating myself. like what is known about me and what can i protect. and so i sought my data from as many places as i could find which, actually, was very few places. so, for instance, i identified 200 data brokers out there, but only a do

bruce turkel, is back with the answer. bruce, we could not jam one more chicken joke in.hich looked for ways but found that was the best we could do. chick-fil-a has finally beat them. did $5 billion compared to kfc to 4 billion. they changed the name from kentucky fried chicken to kfc to hide the fried angle. what do you think? >> i will stay away from puns. we'll talk about the business of it. pepsi's book how they moved up on coke, you remember the headline? the other guy blinked. and they're just taking a page out of this book. as we said on the show a few months ago, melissa, chick-fil-a is on the wrong side of history. they stood for something. it was not what the public wanted and now there is an opportunity and kfc -- melissa: really? you think this is connected to that? you're talking about, their stand on gay marriage, right? >> right. i absolutely think this is connected. melissa: took me even a second to remember what controversy you're talking about. you really think that is enough to -- >> absolutely. there are plenty of people who are saying, i love that ch

>> bruce. >> jimmy: what is it? >> bruce. >> jimmy: bruce. now, where are you from, bruce? >> columbus, ho ohio. >> jimmy: and how long have you been on hollywood boulevard? >> one month. >> jimmy: have you ever applied for the proper licenses and permits and what not? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, you have not? okay. where did you get the costume? >> down on hollywood boulevard on a costume place. >> jimmy: and out of all the superheroes you could dress as, why did you pick the one that runs really fast? >> because, nobody else has it. >> jimmy: i see. you wanted to be unique. are you a fast runner? >> when i was in high school. >> jimmy: would you mind showing off your speed a little. could we see you in action? >> yeah. >> jimmy: widen the camera out. go down the block a little bit, come through and run as fast as you can. all right? >> all right. >> jimmy: that was not it. hold on. what happened? what happened? are you all right? hold on. what is going on? >> flash, what happened? flash? >> he can hear you, he can hear you. >> yeah, i can hear you. >> jimmy: he's literally a fla

bruce, i think covered in his testimony how interesting people like al-awlaki are. here's somebody that was somehow meeting with some of the terrorists back in 9/11. we're not still sure exactly what role he played and whether he was a co-conspirator, whether he was just meeting on the margins. he then ends up getting in jihadi practices and going to teach that over in the united kingdom. he comes back to that, i believe he goes back over to yemen then and starts radical using people on the internet finish radicalizing people on the internet in chat rooms. four of the five successful post-9/11 attacks taken on by lone wolves are inspired bilal awlaki. he dies by a drone take and then still inspires attacks from the graves. the interest withing question is not only understanding how he is able to radicalize people, but what is the fbi doing to understand that threat? who are they hiring? are they getting access to the best and the brightest to bring in people who can anticipate where al-qaeda and terrorist groups go with these kinds of technologies in the future? as

my name is bruce wolf. i have two items. they're independent of each other. first item is, as you may or may not know, i was the person with disability that was appointed to the sunshine ordinance task force and was not reappointed in 2012, and that led to about sick months or so of the body not able to meet because the law requires a person with disability. and that was unfortunate because i reapplied twice and was denied twice for reappointment. so, justice was not served for that period of time. since then, a colleague of mine that i know well, bruce oka, has been serving and he equally has been very good there. now it's appointment time to come up again, and mr. oka is not applying. i would gladly step aside if someone else was interested in doing it, but i feel incumbent upon filling that role so that the body can do its work. and i'm very interested in open government and that kind of work as it is. it's part of kind of the work i do in my regular job. so, i have applied again. i just wanted you to be aware that the appointments are coming up again. if

it's been reported mayor rahm emanuel and bruce rauner may be long time friends. not on this issue...pensions. in a response to robo-calls from the bruce rauner campaign urging chicagoans to voice their opposition to mayor emanuel's reform plan, emanuel accused the republican of playing politics with people's livelihood. rauner called the bill a de- facto property tax hike that he would not endorse. emanuel says it provides financial security for tens of thousands of city workers. the democratic national committee is asking chicago to submit a bid to host its convention in 2016. the d-n-c wants 15 cities to offer proposals. mayor emanuel's office says it's evaluating the opportunity. the city's last d-n-c convention was in 1996 at the united center. it went well that year. but the convention in 1968 turned violent between police and protesters, when riots broke out after the assassination of doctor martin luther king junior. take a look at what someone dropped off on a family's doorstep. a la of the animal stories that that that someone opened a door to find this

per ronnie also says what comes up must come downed i've been taught to keep my head up and bruce saidunderwater you do so they've welcomed a million ticketers but they have one and a half acres of free space there's not a count of how many people have been out the to the the pier but america's cup people hung out and why people want to walk through generated fog but i'd like to welcome dpw's to say a few words he's a education and policy expert the head of the auditorium and he's a stanford ph.d. a good guy one of the p.h.d's who can explain things to children. so, please join me in congratulating the moratorium and dennis (clapping) >> thank you, commissioners. and executive director mirror and the port staff. indeed it's a privilege for me to come and share a few facts and figures about our almost first year and some really existing facts to share. as monique mentioned we have our one millionth visited show up on march 15 we're heading towards 1.1 and 2 million visitors in the first year are this is the busiest time of the year. our overall attention is 2 1/2 times more and those nu

melissa: bruce, thank you so much.eadly tornadoes over the weekend leave as many as 17 dead in send tall park part of the country. arkansas and oklahoma devastated as rescue cruises continue to search for survivors. let's go to casey stiegel in mayflower, arkansas. what does it look like down there? >> it doesn't look too good, i have to be honest. out of fatalities, 14 are in the state of arkansas. initially the number was reported as 16. two people were inadvertently counted twice. so 14 dead here in arkansas. and mayflower is one of the areas hardest hit. you can see behind me. talking about potentially an ef-3 tornado. that is enhanced fujita scale. that is how they measure these things. ef-5 is strongest but ef-3 they believe this was, packs winds of 135 miles an hour to level neighborhoods. 30,000 people here are without power. this transformer has been snapped in half over the at poll. we're talking about a very large storm n fact, the tornado was on the ground for upwards of 80 miles, if you can believe that. s

oh bruce. it is only game two. the giants down 5-4 and juan perez strikes out with a tieing run on second. that's your ballgame. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. how about bruce bochy? oh! >> thank you, larry. we will be bac i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about that right now. okay. how do i look? ♪ thanks. [ male announcer ] troubleshoot, manage appointments, and bill pay from your phone. introducing the xfinity my account app. showers in the morning? >> yes, very early. >> that's our report. for sandhya, larry, carolyn and all of us here, i'm dan ashley. right now on jimmy kimmle, david due >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- david duchovny, from "the walking dead" danai gurira, dancing with the stars' am

my name is bruce ago /et. i'm active in the community as a transportation rep for the south beach neighborhood association. i'm also involved in many other community and transportation advocacy efforts. i support the subway work and at this time, /spefpbgly the initial study. this study is critical for several reasons. first, the north eastern neighborhoods are essentially cut off from the rest of the city and the rest of the city is essentially cut off from the northeastern neighbors. there's many reasons why this study makes sense. it will begin to identify the overall benefits and costs. if this study determines there's a strong case for an extension, it will label two critical next steps. first, to revise the f t cma board and the site that re/srerts back to the owner. and secondly, it makes it a formal project. the study of information can then be used to inform the study. based on the results of this study, the project will be prioritized and ranked with other projects agreed to based on the parameters.

oh bruce. it is only game two.he giants down 5-4 and juan perez strikes out with a tieing run on second. that's your ballgame. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. how about bruce bochy? oh! >> thank

we'll show you the hall of fame induction. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bruce springsteen since the 1970' >>> the rock and roll hall of fame has some new members including the band that has backed bruce springsteen since the 1970s. ♪[ music ] >> the e street band was among many performers at last night's induction ceremony in new york. other inductees are cat stevens, hall & oates, peter gabriel, kiss ander in vanna . the bay area's linda ronstadt was also inducted but could not attend because she has parkinson's disease. >>> cbs has named a replacement for david letterman on "the late show." the new host will be stephen colbert. he says just being a guest on letterman's show has been a highlight of his career so far. >> this man has influenced who came before him and even a few who came after him he is that good and i don't envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> cbs made the announcement a week after he said elbow out next year. the network ceo says coal ber will not portray an out-of- touch conservative as he has on comedy come. instead he will just be himself. >> the persona of ste

braley fromp bruce replacing our iowa values with his washington dc bureaucracy. thank you. my website to learn more about my candidacy. thank you. have a great night. [applause] >> thank you. our next candidate is sam clovis. [applause] >> i'm professor. i will use the podium. that the united states senate race in iowa is not a beauty contest. [laughter] on the ite third stop is not just a rather pretty -- another pretty face tour. i am proud to be a republican. i'm not going to give you the stump speech tonight. i'm going to talk to you about being a republican. right now and our party we have a lot of factions. there is a lot of tension. i want to tell you how proud i am to be a republican. those tensions, those fights that are going on right now are this the best pathway for country to liberty. the best pathway for this country to be on a path to get back to the opportunities that were promised to us in the declaration of independence and the constitution. we are on a pathway, to make sure that we get back and hit the reset button for this nation , so that in 2015, when

. >> but kim knows if they have it bad, contractor bruce boyles has it worse.e's hanging below them from his safety harness, which is still connecting him to the bucket. one wrong move could send them all crashing into the water below. >> we were just encouraging him to hang on, hang in there, help was on the way. >> kim doesn't know it from her position in the bucket, but the contractor who fell into the river has survived and is pulled to safety below. now rescuers on the bridge are trying to devise a plan to save the rest of them. >> captain randy fulford was one of the individuals that i knew had recent high-angle rescue training that i knew would make the rescue more safe, both for the individuals we were rescuing, but also for our own rescuers. >> firefighters record the action with their own video cameras. they're hoping to catch this rare high-angle rescue on camera to be used in training video one day. minutes pass. they're prepping captain fulford. but down in the bucket, kim is starting to wonder if they'll ever be saved. >> just dangling there, i wa

. >> so, bruce, if we want to get rid of income inequality, lower the tax rate to 20%. the top rate. >> well, i don't know that people would have an issue with that. i think a lot of progressives are in favor of a flat tax but they want it to be simple and they want it to be fair and they also want it to be transparent and is it going to include capital gains? a lot of the people that are skeptical of the flat tax say it ends up that very wealthy people dodge the flat tax because they make their money off of investments. so would it include capital gains? that would be an interesting question. >> well, you're an expert in tax policy? could we get rid of the loophos even if we could get conservatives and progressives on board, could we do it? >> yeah, i think you could do it. the question is, by the way, this president sees the path between the rain drops and never gets touched by anything. it has been simplified beyond all understanding. so the question is, i think it's important. we have career politicians. charlie i think has been around since the nixon administration

bruce koci reacts. -- bruce bochy reacts. >> the only thing you can do is conserate on what you are supposedo -- concentrate on what you are supposed to. play baseball. he is not getting caught up into the contracts. his agents will take care of. >> all right. we will see how that plays out. but no doubt he is a popular guy. >> shame to see him go. >>> rescuers searching for the 14-year-old boy who unfortunately has been missing in the water for several hours. we are talking with the crews. we will have live updates at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 and on the 10:00 p.m. news. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us here tonight. >> good night. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even bette

they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. ♪ hall and oates.et band went in too. they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. [ cherry ] i just crashed a wedding to talk about bums. you didn't really like them before... i didn't. how about now? now i'm thinking about going the one, two, one. yeah that's good. i like one, two, one! congratulations. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a truck slams into a charter bus carrying high school students on a college visit in northern california. at least nine people were killed in the fiery collision. sfwlfrmgts and. >>> and health and human services secretary kathleen sibelius is resigning. she was in charge of the rocky rollout of the obamacare website last fall. she steps down after five years on the job. >>> suspects in a bizarre kidnapping case are due back in court in atlanta next week. they are accused of abducting a north carolina man i

for courtney love it is bruce springsteen. the singer/train wreck questions the recent indecks into the rock and roll hall of fame. she says she once went to a bruce concert but, quote, i could only last an hour and a half of a three and a half hour show. it is all because of a jazzy wood wind. she saxaphones just don't belong in rock and roll. she proceeded to bash brass bands and do a line of blow off a high hat. good for her. camille, it is bad enough courtney love killed kurt cobain and no i she is bassing the boss? >> i hope she didn't do the first thing because that would be a crime. >> of course she didn't. >> she didn't do that. >> i suppose you can bash the boss for whatever you feel is appropriate. but who really cares what courtney love thinks about everything? >> every rock and roll song has a brass section. >> jungle land. >> remy, are you a jersey girl. >> how badly do you want to hurt courtney love right now? >> you don't talk about the boss that way. >> and by the way, i thought she packed. i don't mean that as

nbc's bruce hall has more on mickey rooney's extraordinary life. >> reporter: what mickey rooney lacked in stature, he made up in talent. he had one of the longest careers in hollywood. the 5'3" actor became famous in the andy hardy series in the 1930s and musicals with judy garland. the young star received an academy award at the age of 19 for his role in "boys town." although his popularity declined after world war ii, he never stopped acting. he was nominated four more times and received an honorary oscar in 1983 for his versatility in 50 years of film. >> it is always a thrill to be on stage. the ham bone in me just doesn't exist unless i'm on the stage. that's where i live because my family is the audience. >> reporter: his off screen life sometimes overshadowed his career. he was married eight times, including to actress ava gardner. in his later years, he spoke out against age bias in hollywood. he remained active, writing, producing, and acting until the end. bruce hall, nbc news. >>> bill karins, we were watching that package, i loved his gumption. 5'2", strong as all can be. >

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i might disagree with bruce about one thing. i think some lori may have made a mistake in expelling as i've -- ssi as. well turn out to be bad because the last thing in the world i want to see are groups like isis start competing in a global stage. the only thing that is not terrible about them is that they have been focused on their region. i'm not sure they don't win that dogfight over the long term, and i am not sure that he made a good call there. i think he may have misjudged the situation. a question from sarah. >> sarah chase from the carnegie endowment. fred can probably ask this question in my place. but i actually want to pick upon the notion that the egyptian -- current egyptian forces is simply less capable than the mubarak government which is why we are seeing an extension of al qaeda activating in egypt and from there go a little bit more abroad. the question is, the same military, why are they less capable today? is it possible that there is something else about the current egyptian government that is driving the

marketing genius bruce terkel knows. he will tell us.ome people say god has been around best beginning of time. all of sudden, so many movies, popularity and media perspective. why? >> there's a couple reasons. first of all i think movie folks figured out a blockbuster book like "harry potter" or "game of thrones" gets a lot of people to watch a movie. this book has been around a long time and best best-seller of all times. but the other thing, as you always say, we follow the money. so look at what happened with god is not dead? look what happened with passion of the christ. look at mark burnett's bible tie-ins. the religious community knows how to get people out and talk to one another and fill seats and sell tickets. melissa: i would think there is a tricky formula. there is something when you lay it out plain, there is something distasteful trying to make money off god and marketing god. so, you've got to be sort of careful to walk that fine line. how would you do it? >> you're absolutely correct and i think what you look is going on

bruce bochy challenges and the call reversed.nts win the first challenge and win the first game of the series 8-4. mindy balk made the trip to los angeles and joins us with more on the game one victory. >> reporter: a fun game, but not one that went as anyone expected. the giants' offense tagged reu for eight runs. he hadn't given up any runs and the last time the giants scored more than six runs in l.a. 1958 and the manager bruce bochy had to turn to the bullpen earlier than he expected to finish where the giant expected. >> he's had a track record of getting in that area and, you know, start missing the spots and getting the ball up. for three innings, he was right on with his delivery, command, everything. good stuff. velocity, was really sharp and seemed like, you know, he started running some deep counts and that caught up with him. >> we got after him pretty quick. obviously, a lot of adrenaline. a day like today is tough. a big league and easy to let your guard down and lose your focus a little bit pitching and as a hitter

as for hillary clinton, and i spoke with congressman bruce brayley about her, and he did not go so farsupport her if she got in, and he said that first she has to decide to run. >> and for the first time this weekend, she was interview and opening up publicly about the fai faith. >> well, in the last couple of weeks she has been talking more personally, and offering a window into the decision-making process of whether she wants to run in 2016, and people who say that they know whether or not she is going to run doesn't know the truth. at the end of the day, it is clear that she is thinking about it. i remember a month ago, one of the clinton advisers said that she may believe that she has a decision, by the train may be far away where the the station. >> and what about elizabeth warren, because she said that she is not running, but she is having a big impact on the 2016 race. >> yes, and you can see the difference of elizabeth warren and the hillary clinton in the whole way they approach things. elizabeth warren's book which is deeply personal, and populist in the message is a differen

last night and i was reading some comments this morning to close on this note, reading comments from bruce springsteen, the 90th birth day at madison square garden, bruce springsteen called peach a living archive of america's music and conscience, testament to the power of song in culture and ability to nudge history long and i thought about seymour hersh. of want to substitute the sentence, sy hersh is a living archive of america's journalism and conscience, testament to the power of fact expos day and the ability of journalism to nudge history along. jason sy hersh has been a great way to spend last six years of my life and i thank you all for joining me tonight to hear about this. [applause] >> open up to questions. >> thanks for your talk and for the book. i just want to be clear on this. i am 53. i just barely remember 68, 69 although i do remember it was discussed at school during cayley's trial when we were just little kids. wasn't it the times who published the story? >> no. sy was a freelance journalist. no one wanted that story. look magazine turned down. life magazine turned it

boston. >> and there is another high profile case that also has this conversation back in the news, bruced frazier glenn cross arrested in the deaths of three people at the two jewish facilities in kansas city e over the weekend and in this case, it is looking like it is going to be tried as a hate crime. i wonder if that puts it into the category for you that the death penalty needs to be considered. >> well, the death penalty needs to be considered when there is a homicide. i think that it has to have limits on it, and i say that the supreme court has made clear that there has to be a consideration of all of the aggravating and the mitigating circumstances, and it is unfortunate to try to speculate before we know all of the details here. obviously, an ugly almost subhuman crime from what we know about the motivations and the background of the allegeded culprit here, but we should not be speculating and usurp iing t role of the jury. what is important is that all of the facts extin you waiting and aggravating are presented to the impartial body, and they decide if the death is appropriat

tammy bruce, our friend tammy bruce who does a radio show. >> right. >> she is also openly gay. the gay gestapo. they made a big mistake at mow zillow. they want to force somebody out because of his views, liberals are are supposed to be the ones who are open-minded, who are tolerant. they tell us that all the time. but on certain issues, they're intolerant and they're closed-minded. they are as bad as the hard right is that they are always criticizing. that's the irony of this whole thing. >> well, they don't care, number one, and, number two, do i believe that most gay americans think this is horrible. i bet you if you did a poll, 77 a% -- >> -- i think you are right. >> 7 a% would say we don't want that and that's what i think. all right bernie. >> i think you are right and i think you are right and i think that's a good thick. >> i like it when you say i think you are right. you did that like four or five times in this segment, so that's really good. >> i think you are right. >> there you go. >> i think you are right. >> watters world on deck. jesse going to a miley cyrus co

here is bruce from the student loan health center. >> they'll put you into tax offset. it means your income tax check they'll keep it and apply it to your federal student loans. >> as i said that is just one more reason to get current on your student loans. the agency paid out 73ss million after rinling upper person. and 91% of them were filed electrically. and thieves are stealing checks out of mailboxes or worse, they file for you and have refund sent to their mailbox. protect yourself by keeping track of progress through irs system. irs has a cool web page. so i posted a hinge. go to abc7 news you can see where money is in this system. >> great idea. thank you >> sure. >> up next, sushi chefs are not happy about a law requiring them to wear gloves. >> some here are blatantry defying it. >> coming up google snapped up a company for $3 billion. tonight the darling of silicon valley stopped selling a product. also tonight a lesson in giving. a bay area big wig that just granted wishes of 700 bay area classrooms. those stories and more coming up at 5:00. the news at 4:00

that's a good omen for today, jessica and bruce. welcome aboard. sandie, let's go to work, shall we? you get to pick first from these categories in this first round of play. take a look. notice those quotation marks. where do we begin? tv adjectives for $200, please. bruce. what is good? yes. tv adjectives for $400, please, alex. jessica. what is sunny? right. tv adjectives, $600. jessica. what is live? live. that's it. tv adjectives, $800. sandie.

i'm going to ask robert to address that. ~ >> bruce robertson [speaker not understood] for the airport. supervisor, we have a existing sanitary treatment plant and an existing industrial waste treatment plant and we have some vacant land by the waste treatment plant where we will house the new one. >> where are they located? >> that is currently in what would be the northeast part of the airport where the north cargo area is. so, away from our terminal complex. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you. >> colleague, if there is no further comment, we'll move to our budget analyst report. mr. rose, can we go through 3, 4, 5? >> yes, mr. chairman, members of the committee. regarding item 3, on page 11 of our report in the fiscal impact section, we note that funding of the plot 700 development project is contingent upon approval by the board of supervisors of the issuance and appropriation of up to 1.9 billion in airport [speaker not understood] and that's under files 14 0 237 which we'll get to in a minute and 1403 2. the annual debt service on the pro positived bond is paid for by annual operat