cardinal ratzinger was -- which meant that when the cardinals gathered for those meetings in rome leading up to the conclave, he was the one providing. it also meant when john paul's funeral mass was celebrated, so some estimate more than 5 million people were on hand, it was cardinal ratzinger who delivered that homely. and there is no doubt that that generated momentum. but when the conclave opened on april 19th, it seemed to the cardinals they had a clear front-runner in joseph ratzinger. >> was that something that you think he probably never expressed himself that way, that the cardinals don't even express their feelings, but was there a sense that perhaps by giving cardinal rats z i ratzinger tha? >> i think john paul ii was a man of faith and i think he believed that the church would end up with the right guy. but if you're asking was he disapointed? no. joseph ratzinger was the intellectual architect, one of his closest collaborators for more than two decades. there is no doubt that joseph ratzinger would have been benedict xvi. >> have you been surprised at all or given what we do

and finally, in january of this year, the cardinal prefect and bishop members of the congregation forearing the way for blessed john paul's beatification. we hear the combined choirs now singing, a him, composed on the 50th anniversary of john paul's priestly ordination. as the holy father mentioned in his homily, and talked of john paul's complete confidence in mary. ♪ ♪ >> it is important to remember that john paul, today, declared blessed not because of his achievements as pope or because of his impact on history or the church, which were great, or because of his brilliance, but because through god's grace he was witness to a holy christian life and, lived the theological virtues and the cardinal virtues and the church today is saying, in a sense, what the polish bishops said this past march we have a friend of god in heaven. we can all recall his complete faith in jesus christ. his tender love of the blessed virgin mary. his affection for the poor and the suffering. in particular, his ability to inspire young people, and with his patient and holy suffering he allowed the entire wo

long time personal secretary, cardinal said that he died a saint. don't think this is' many people who would even counter that. they believe he's already a saint and it's just, we're just waiting for affirmation and confirmation and one other thing, another follower said to me, and not too long ago in st. peter's square was that john paul he taught a world how to pray, taught believers how to pray and then to live and then showed a world how to die and all through his life, you see this combination of faith and reason. and the sector world, separate those entities, faith and reason and you can have either one and you can't have both together. he lived out a different understanding of that. you have to have those. and it goes along with his life of truth, compassion, law and move, all of these things that a secular world likes to separate he fought together because he believes that's the true, true living out of god's love. god's law. they belong, actually, together. so he taught the world how to pray, how to live, how to die and i believe now that h

and now the holy father will be celebrating cardinals the mystery of christ, his death, resurrectionon. the cardinal unites our prayers with all of the prayers of saints and martyrs today, and john paul ii, asking that we may share in their inheritance. cardinal prays for the church for pope benedict and as well as for those who died. >> . >> through him, with him, in him, in the unity of the glory spirit all honor is yours almighty father, forever and ever, amen. more than 500 priests and momentarily there should be communion into the square. holy father begins the rite of communion the prayer taught to us by jesus. ♪ >> our father who art in hefsh. hallowed be thy name, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. deliver us lord from every evil and grant us peace in our day. in your mercy, keep us free from sin and protect us from all anxiety as we wait in joyful hope for the coming of our savior, jesus christ. for the kingdom, and the power and the glory are y

, when a cardinal is elevated to the college of cardinals he's given a church in rome to continue that tradition that those cardinals come from pastoring these particular churches. so next sunday he'll take possession, what a gray way to describe it, of his church in rome, susan, thank you for joining us on this wonderful day for catholics around the world and here in the d.c. area. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >>> we're following a developing story. there are reported that gadhafi escaped a attack if tripoli but his youngest son and grandchildren under the age of 12 were killed. the white house is not commenting. the fateo commander maintains that the coalition does not target individuals. >>> now to the tornado clean-up in the south. this weekend victims and relief workers are trying to figure out where to begin with miles of devastation. the death toll now stands at 342. 249 people in alabama alone but more than 500 are still missing across the state. casey stegall is in concord, alabama, with the story. >> i personally will visit all of the places that have been effecte

celebrating with the cardinal wearing the mitre john paul or in his final years. the new image of blessed john paul. a photo taken in 1995. sister marie was cured of parkinson's after talking to john paul. typically in landis service today rainout in polish and english peppered with french and english to russian and german and spanish. >>the man who lost his own mother had just nine years old became pope for the youth. >> many say they're more people here that that pope john paul the second funeral and they are in no hurry to leave after the service. some people join in thoughtful reflection and others waiting for a chance to go inside st. peter's and pay homage to the remains of blessed john paul. >> >> he had a special casedays. gaze. >> pope benedict wanted the beatification to move forward with a reasonable pace so on the sixth anniversary of his funeral at st. peter's, please estimate 1.5 million were here this square and the streets leading to over soulful people went back to the site of last night's prayer service to watch the beatification on the big scree

the cardinals trained there. we couldn't stay with the team. so the cardinals finally were forced to get a hotel and they put all of us in the hotel and what happened there was that we all finally got to know each other. and this was about in 1962. and we ate together, the kids played together, the wives knew each other, and it made us a better teap. 1963, we came close, in 1964, we won. i think because we came close. the whites, the gibsons trk everybody were together in that period. tavis: why did bill white heed the broadcast move? >> i wanted to go about 20 years, i had about 18. and the head of the search group for the president of the national league called me, he offered me the job or offered me to come up and interview, i said, i've got a pretty good job, i work 60 days a year, i fish in the morning, go do the game, come back at night and go back and fish again. i don't think i want to do that, i don't want to work 24/7. so he said, fine, then a week later he said, come up and interview. i went up and interviewed with him. we had a dece

both pope benedict and cardinals were the first to pay their respect.was a towering figure, not just for the church, but on the world stage. in death, there everybody questions about his stewardship of an institution rocked by internal divisions and by scandal. he inspire the revolution that ultimately forced the collapse of communism. shortly after election, the young pope exhorted to his fellow poles, do not be afraid. he gave them courage to rise up said lech what len za. soviet leader mikhail gorbachev said the collapse of the iron curtain would have been impossible without john paul. >> the people shouting santos" some people are saying "hold the halo." >> same people saying "hold the halo" now are the same that would say it five years ago. >> his name will forever be blessed, pope benedict proclaimed in today's beatification mass. that moment, an enormous tapestry unfur rowed. bless pope john paul. >> to declare a person blessed or beatified means they nr heaven. it's a statement by the church, recognition of heroic virtue of sangty tilt, saying t

site of a now abandoned seminary nearby and washington's archbishop, now a member of the college of cardinals reflected upon the beautification of john paul ii. >> we need people we can look up to. we need people who achieve the very things that we are attempting to do. >> reporter: worlds in rome is a member of the college of cardinals, excitement and adoration usually seen around entertainment figures is springing up again for john paul ii. even among non-catholics there's some knowledge of what's going on, but not necessarily the same excitement. >> i think if they want to make him a saint and he did some good things with his life, they should go ahead and do that. >> reporter: being declared a saint requires two miracles. one involved the healing of a french nun. there is speculation this, too, could be vast tracked and the vatican could waive the second miracle requirement making the blessed john paul ii saint john paul ii even sooner. derrick ward, news 4. >>> another setback for nasa. the new reason the shuttle launch has been delayed once again. darcy? >> reporter: craig, the avon wal

how about his sisters who play a little softball for the cardinal, that's tegan and kelsy gerhardt and an ncaa superregional at alabama, bottom of the sixth, casey, triple down the line, that scores a run to make it 1-0 and that will be all 'bama would need as they're able to take care of the 15-seed stanford cardinal, 1-0, it is 'bama moving onto the college world series, stanford is coming home. >>> nhl, the stanley cup finals, vancouver, of course, wraps the west. eastern conference, decided game 7 in boston against the tampa bay lightning, nicholas thornton, 1-0. and the clock struck 12, the lightning season, boston is going to face vancouver beginning wednesday in that final. kevin mckale is not going to coach the golden state warriors because he is going to be coach of the houston rockets. he was the former minnesota general manager, had a couple of stints as coach, one of the nba's 50 greatest players of all time. mckale will run the show for the houston rockets. >>> and speaking of the nba, michael jordan's former teammate pippin, he says that lebron james may be the greatest o

the only thing missing, cardinal donald wuhl. he was in rome for the ceremony. >> a lot of us were awake at 4:00 to watch the church united in rome. >> reporter: andrew is three years away from becoming a priest. >> he executed joy and happiness and strength. >> he was amazing. i hope i can be more like him. >> reporter: he says he looks forward to the day john paul can officially join the ranks of the other saints here. at the basilica, tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> in response to today's buy at at the identification, the cardinal had this to say. he touched on everything that we are concerned about in life today. he brought his wisdom, his spirituality, his pastor yale sensitivity to the concerns all of us continue to face. this is the celebration not just of a holy man but a teaching legacy that continues to touch you and me today. blessed john paul holy and a great teacher. >>> new tonight at 6:00, a crash in northeast sent two people to the hospital. it involved several vehicles. two people were badly hurt. it's not clear w

. >> back here in chicago while the cardinal is in rome the future of one of his most controversial priests. today he clarified his position as the embattled priest went to support his church. >> inside simian career academy on the south side, the work of father michael's later continued on as did the battle over his future with the catholic church. it was a friendly audience for the keynote speaker, his message here. >> we have to get to a point where people can walk the streets and kids can go to school and don't have to be a friedafraid. >> he was upset with comments later made it during a radio interview that he would leave the catholic church if she were removed from st. said dinah. and made president of a high school. today in rome he tried to clarify his decision saying he's following simply the rules that were said by the church. >> the whole thing got lost in a public dispute. >> members of flickers communities of the suspension as disrespectful. to a man they say has changed to the neighborhood for the better and want him to stay. it was support later was happy to hear and not kee

cardinal donald wuerl, the archbishop of washington. he was in rome with the other cardinals for the beatification ceremony. >> a lot of us were awake this morning at 4:00 to watch the church united in rome. >> reporter: andrew bupusco is three years away from becoming a priest. >> he exuded joy and happiness and strength. he's amazing. i hope i could be more like him. >> reporter: he says he looks forward to the day john paul can officially join ranks of the other saints here. at the basilica, tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> in response to today's beatification cardinal wuerl had on this to say about pope john paul ii. he touched on everything we are concerned in life about today and brought his wisdom spirituality, pastoral sensitivity to the concerns all of us continue to face. this is a celebration not just of a holy man but of a teaching legacy that continues to touch you and me today. john paul ii was holy and a great teacher. >>> the mother of a 5-year-old found in a basement with his father's body is talking now about what that l

cardin: i yield back to my colleague. mr. mccain: first, again, thank you, i say to my colleague from maryland, for a very eloquent and, i think, very strong statement which i can add very little to. but isn't it true, i would ask my friend, that this magnitsky case and khodorkovsky, which i'd like for us to talk a little bit more about, is not an isolated incident? in other words, this is the face of the problem in russia today. as you mentioned, in its annual index of perceptions of corruption, transparency international ranked russia 154th out of 178 countries. perceived as more corrupt than pakistan, yemen and zimbabwe. the world bank considers 122 countries to be better places to do business than russia. one of these countries is georgia, which the world bank ranks as the 12th best country to do business. in other words, what happened in the -- isn't it true that in the magnitsky case, it's what's been taking place all across russia, including this incredible story of khodorkovsky, who was one of the wealthiest men in ru

dennis o'donnell would tell you the last time the cardinal lost at home bill clinton was in the ovalffice. that's more than 12 years of winning. >> 12 years ago i wasn't even playing tennis. >> 12 years ago i was 8, 9 years old. very young. stanford has been so successful over a long period of time. it is a testament to the coaches, the program, the fans. >> reporter: stanford's last loss at home came back in 1999 when cal pulled off a 5-4 upset. >> the pac-10 conference is arguably the strongest conference in the country. so each year it is not easy. we don't always, you know, win by a long shot. my last four years have had some really close calls at home. just found a way to get through. >> a lot of years. over a decade. it is just pretty incredible that they can continue to get the best players each year to come to stanford and compeat and keep that streak going. >> reporter: after one here at the tank 3-0 sharks. the patrick marleau, two goals already tonight for him. >> wow. >> wow. >> keep us posted. call roberta. >> going for a hat trick. >> all right. we are coming back at 10

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michelle shearer at a rose garden ceremony attended by maryland senator barbara mikulski and ben cardine said shearer represents all students committed to teaching. >> as teachers of the year we represent our colleagues. there are millions of teachers in america and we could all be pursuing different careers but we choose to use our gifts and talents to benefit students in the classroom. >> today the president reiterated for congress to make the no child left behind education law more flexible, changes you -- he said would help teachers be more successful. >>> the towson fest was a blast this weekend. i want to thank everyone who came by. we have two winners of that ipad contest. tiffany dubois from parks film and lisa at from baltimore. congratulations to both of you. >>> let's take a look at whales coming up at 6:00 -- what's coming up at 6:00. how an offer could' annapolis police crack cases gone cold. >>> instead of flowers and vegetation, there's just dirt in many parks. why baltimore police say who the culprits are and how they plan to get to it. let's take a look at what's ahead

the cardinals end their regular season with 4-2 victory. game two called after rain. >>> and the earthquake seems to have found their way hoping for a win. and second half tied at 1. anthony centers, and they head it into the corner of the net. the sixth goal of the season for him. san jose up 2-1. but in the 80th minute, corey gibbs lay out foran a -- for a header of his own. it's a 2-2 draw. >>> and meanwhile the superbowl of european soccer, barcelona and manchester united. the give-and-go, burriss one in the back of the net. match tied at 1 in the 34th minute. 54th minute, a gorgeous strike from well beyond the box, breaks the tie and barcelona wins their third championship league title in the last three years with the 3-1 victory. and the hottest dennis player on the planet continues. facing juan. pounding the stroke. he takes the third set. in the fourth, match point. jokavitch. the gorgeous backhand drop shot. you don't see this much. novak moves into the fourth round and extends his winning streak to 42 matches. 30 wins this year. >

you with your reacti -- you will see reaction from senators ben cardin and barbara mikulski. wbaltv.com. the world is reacting to the news that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. forces. world leaders are praising the news. >> it may be a mark of how hated he was. within hours of the announcement of osama bin laden's death, international congratulations poured in. >> this news will be will come right across our country could of course, it does not mark the end of the threat we face. >> i welcome the death of osama bin laden, i welcome this news. >> the world will be better without him. >> in statements, and germany and france expressed relief but cautioned that this will not mark the end of terrorism. afghan president hamid karzai said that al qaeda at "has murdered and harm our people for many years. i hope terrorism will meet its fate with the killing of bin laden." yemen and welcome to the covert action and encourage more of them. "we hope targeted measures will be taken to end terrorism throughout the world." even the vatican said that, "while christians do not rejoi

sue ginsberg at park and wreck -- cardin -- park and rec. this is just a partial list of the community based organizations that have banded together to work with the youth and families in the western addition. these are organizations that serve the community. last week, with the merchant what that the mayor came to, all these organizations were there. after that in the evening, all these organizations working together. i like to thank supervisors mirkarimi for bringing these organizations together to serve the district where we all work together. thank you. [applause] supervisor chiu: congratulations. i like to ask our colleague from district 6, supervisor jane kim , to make the next presentation. supervisor kim: thank you. as i mentioned last week at our asian pacific heritage month kickoff, one of the reasons this is so important to me is it is a huge part of my identity. as a high-school student, i remember when my best friends older sister brought us a tattered copy of [inaudible] and learning about asian- american history as a 16 year-

the giants beating the cardinals.ehensive coverage of every bay area team is on comcast sportsnet bay area. a full 30 minutes of the teams you care about go deep with sportsnet central at 10:30. >>> tattoo parlor inc., what now will change the face of ohio state football is jim tressel has resigned as the head coach of the buckeyes. the coach who guided ohio state to the first national title in 34 years has been dealing with month of turmoil after five of the players were found to have received cash and discounted tattoos from the owner of a columbus tattoo parlor. ongoing ncaa investigations and a probe to tressel's knowledge of the wrongdoing continue to snowball leading to the resignation. snowball leading to the resignation. the first city 2001. in that time, the buckeyes were 9 and 1 against arch rival michigan 6 and 4 in bowl games. >>> sausalito's j.r. hildebrand is a race car driver that we've been following long before yesterday's indy 500. when we met up with him last year, he told us fhepf hig when we met u

top three, cardinal austin wilson grounds one into the hole on the right side. tony fields it at second. throw home but not in time to get him. the cardinals end their regular season with 4-2 victory. game two called after rain. after a slow start the earthquakes seem to have found their way hoping for a win. and second half tied at 1. anthony centers, and they head it into the corner of the net. the sixth goal of the season for him. san jose up 2-1. but in the 80th minute, corey gibbs lays out for a header of his own. a beauty. levels the match at two. the quick extend their unbeaten streak to 4 games with the draw. and meanwhile the superbowl of european soccer, barcelona and manchester united. the give-and-go, burriss one in the back of the net. match tied at 1 in the 34th minute. 54th minute, a gorgeous strike from well beyond the box, breaks the tie and barcelona wins their third championship league title in the last three years with the 3-1 victory. and the running of the indy 500 set for today. we will have the winner tonight at five. i'm mike shumann. se

it gave the giants a 7-2 lead over the cardinals. >>> the oakland ace never got -- a's never got thingsnd the yankees win it 5-0. >> get ready for more wet weather. meteorologist rosemary orozco will have the details for you in your forecast. >> you can watch all of our newscast on your computer including bay area news at 7:00. we are streaming live online at ktvu.com. >> nasa's they shuttle endeavor are pushed off last night for its final return home from space. endeavor is scheduled to land in florida early wednesday morning peace they shuttle atlantis will be nasa's final shuttle flights this summer. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco is joining us now. at 5:00 we called this weather annoying. i think that is fair. >> here comes that rain again. it could be here in time for the morning drive. winds will be south, southwesterly at 10-15 miles per hour. actually that calm down just a little bit. 18 miles an hour just a little earlier. 59 in redwood city. 61 right now in san francisco. take a look at santa rosa, 59 degrees. all of those clouds are on their way in as the system is going t

the giants ride the pitching of madison bumgarner, victory in the first of four games against the cardinals. 7-3. a's game this afternoon, hope you got there early, it was over after the first inning. the way that guy pitched for new york, 38 years old, back from arm surgery. gets all the offense he needs in the first inning. mark teixeira, his 16th homer already. his first shut out in five years. four hitter and get this, the yankees now beaten the a's 8 straight times. the warriorsler still have not hired a new coach but a new name emerges as a potential. mark jackson, former player in the nba with the knicks and indiana. broadcaster with espn and abc. doing nba games. he met with officials twice already. speaking of load coaches, jim tressel is out as the head man of the ohio state buckeye programs. that's the sporting life for identityright now. >> he is one of the best coaches in the country. >> but not good at keeping the program off limits. >>> memorial day is always a busy day at california state parks. coming up at 7:00 on tv 36, north bay is among dozens of california parks facing

the cardinal launched the project. funded by donations from all over the world, the center is still a huge construction site. but the big church is slated to be completed in june. this is what the altar will look like. a vile of the pope's blood taken from him in the hospital shortly before he died will be enclosed in the wall as a relic. >> i'm sure this holy site will become famous. i hope it might even become a second lords. >> for years, poland's catholic church has been shifting focus back to the saints and their relics. a few years ago, the village priest in southern poland started exhibiting a collection of relics in the town's church. now it's famous throughout the country and poles come to see more than 100 items. like hair from the holy nun. poland voted the father priest of the year for his dedication. his greatest wish now is to get a relic from pope john paul ii. he brushes off criticism of his passion for collecting.2 >> when i bought the first relics, priests in nearby churches were skeptical. now they'r

the clear grand slam they beat the cardinals 7-3. he picks up his second win of the season. >>> white sox, roberta, the white sox are nine and a half games out of first place. no one takes all of that losing harder than him. >> i'm a win. i don't care about the white sox. i don't even care what the manager, the general manager, the fans and the media. i really wish i could (bleep). i can't. 2020 and not 2015 we come here and we were cheering here. as soon as you leave the ballpark they don't care about you anymore. they don't. the monument, the statue they got they pee on it when they are drunk. >> there is one coach who couldn't handle the scrutiny anymore jim trestle the high school coach was fired after the players received improper benefits. >>> french open novak is at the semi-finals without even leaving his hotel room. so if he wins the semi-final match he would equal john mcenroe's record of 32-0 the best end to a season. >> you are not serious, man. you cannot be serious. >> i miss him. >> meanwhile, ann murray is still there

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after we arrived in coach we didn't know that we had built a base camp or above these complex of cardinals and. so will always people around us may live by sniper fire or at times mortar fire. or felt that we had everything going against us whether it was just that the car on. the creatures or nature itself the snakes. it's farther. and i know it's a different smile. let's face it if you were in battle i know i've heard many people say you can't smell blood but to me that's a lie. you can smell it. i remember early on i think it was. april. sixth the sixth we were out and over woods and. it was people in a rice field that we didn't know what they were they had on the block for two hours and it's so hats and we had an hour and that's your period that we were there that everything in black pajamas was the enemy so we opened fire on them. we were able to go and physically look at them and. they had no weapons and they looked to be teenage children young very young. so you have that dollar in your mind when one reality hit you you know. what did i kill that i kill innocent kid i wasn't to call

but andres torres hits his first career grand slam and the giants go on the beat the cardinals 7-3. > about some college -- stanford sophomore, just getting there was a pretty amazing accomplishment. >>> ohio state football coach has been of has -- coach has resigned. he is out. luke will take over this upcoming season. it's one of those cases where the coverup was a lot worse than the crime. i mean, the players were getting tattoos for a discount price, okay. so that's an improper benefit, but the coach knew about it and he hid it. the e-mail and they busted him. >> bad move. >> yeah. >> you should learn from richard nixon. just come clean. you're going to be okay: that's what he should have done. he should have given them the tapes. >>> news at 11:00, all by himself. good night. we hear verizon's 4g lte is fast. let's find out how much we can download before this rocket takes out this 4g hotspot. are you guys ready ? yeah, ready ! ready ! let's go hot. ready, set, download ! done ! done ! done ! what'd you get, what'd you get ? downloaded solitaire ! i got gulliver's travels ! i got

. >> the problem is the power structure and the fact that bishops are not punished, cardinals are not removed, and yet this report avoids that reality like the plague. >> reporter: all sides agree that for decades, the church failed to put children first. lisa myers, nbc news, washington. >>> the fallout continues from the killing of osama bin laden. at the pentagon today, the top two men in charge, the defense secretary and the head joint of the chiefs sat down to talk to reporters. both men clearly frustrated with how much talk there's already been about the raid and both men are convinced somebody knew bin laden was in the secret compound where navy s.e.a.l.s eventually found him and shot him. >> as part of that deficit reduction effort, it's my supposition, a supposition shared by a number in this government that somebody had to know. we have no idea who or no proof or no evidence. >> and alongside there secretary gates, was admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs who expressed his own frustration at the number of people, including retired military, who have been talking

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igniting memories of that tragic day in 1981 for chicago's cardinal francis george. >> with the relic, his blood was spilled on that piazza. now his blood was here at talter. i just found that overpowering. >> reporter: the proudest people in the crowd were john paul's fellow poles waving their color. pope benedict xvi remembered his predecessor as a rock, restoring christianity as a religion of hope. yet the priesthood still reels from the sex abuse scandal critics accuse john paul for ignore. for father robert gaul and the priests who call themselves the john paul generation, the pope was an inspiration. >> he was almost like he could see beyond this world when he was celebrating mass and one could perceive that. >> reporter: after mass, throngs of pilgrims filed by john paul's casket. a final show of gratitude to a man already a saint to so many. now, the pope still needs one more miracle before he can be canonized a saint. today the faithful are still filing past his coffin and the vatican says it will keep the basilica open until the last person has prayed. lester? >> anne, thank

senator ben carden released a statement-- cardin released astatement saying he was a murder who devoteded his life to the destruction of freedom and democracy and i join with the president and all americans in thanking the military professionals who carried out the mission. we depend on them and owe them our gratitude and prayers. >>> five minutes after five. when we experience the nightmare of september 11th, this was no social media like there is today. almost 10 years later, since the news of osama bin lad ann capture and death, twitter and facebook are on fire. sherrie johnson has been monitoring what you are saying and joins us now. sherie. >> reporter: -- sherrie,. >> reporter: he yes, we have a- - yes, we have a number of comments. some are excited and others are a little worried about the celebrations causing even more problems for americans. let's look at some of the facebook fan page comments that we have on our facebook fan page. we have lisa who says god bless the usa. and we have elizabeth i. realize the news media is not responsible for the celebrations, but it is really wis

binen about cardin released a statement saying he was murderer who devoted his life to destruction of freedom, democracy and our way of life. we must remain vigilant in the fight against al-qaeda and any terrorists who seeks to harm our nation. we will join the president and all americans for thanking professionals who carried out the mission. we depend on them and owe them the gratitude and prayers. >>> people took to the streets last night in baltimore city really all around the world to celebrate the news of osama bin lad n's death. one couple was thrilled when they heard the news. >> usa to the everyone. >> absolutely. >> doesn't matter if you are hindu. >> we are all the same. >> we are all the same. >> we spoke to a cabdriver who became an american citizen and he said he is so proud to be an american. >>> president george w. bush and his administration worked tirelessly to track down and capture or kill bin laden and released a statement saying "this is momentous achievement mashing a victory for american for those who seek peace around the world. >>> we capture those spilling o

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but not after sealing the final score after former stan fard cardinal drew story come in for the savethe giants fall to the nats. tomorrow the season series finale make that and a win would at least let the giants split that series. the a's hosting the rangers at the coliseum. the a's, good in these alternate yellow jerseys. conor jackson getting to it early in the first. crisp and derrick barton make it home before godzilla helps add to it inned third. gets an rbi single coming up here that's part of a seven total run day for the a's who take down texas 7-2. and they, too, have one more game in their series tomorrow. so much more sharks coming up to night on sports sunday. a long discussion with the broadcters and much more from joe. >> all right. good deal. thanks, lawrence. >>> more financial help is pouring in for brian st.ow. today before the matchup between the minor league giants and the fresno grizzlies in san jose this afternoon, the teams presented two checks to stow's family totaling $44,000. >> today is an amazing day. the support that our families received here from the s

revenue from special events such as peter pan, and from field permits for events like the stanford cardinal whites gained. things like ultimate frisbee tournaments, again, gay softball league tournament, and just a couple of examples where we are seeing additional permits for our fields. all told, just from revenues in the current fiscal year, i'm going to be able to budget $1 million in new revenue next year. we are also going to include some new revenue in our budget, including revenue from long term lease that we entered into with the public utilities last year -- public utilities commission last year to lease parking spaces at civic center garage for their fleets of vehicles. that is worth over $1 million next year. some additional revenue from concessions and amenities. this is primarily being able to annualize revenue that we budgeted in this fiscal year where we have implemented some new things and we are going to see a full fiscal year of revenue next year. we're going to take some funding from the downtown park fund to help offset debt service that is occurring because of renovatio

. >> cardinal wells started working for pope john paul before he was elevated to the papacy.ld the canonization means for the years john paul led the church he demonstrated his sainthood on a daily basis. >>> still to come, the official wedding photos for the most famous newlyweds on earth. you'll hear from the man on camera. >>> up next, pay are folks politics. we're back in a minute. >>> nasa engineers should know sometime tomorrow whether the spaceship endeavor will attempt a monday launch. if it's not clear then, the launch will be postponed to sometime near mother's day. technicians trying to figure out what went wrong in a heating system that forced the launch to be cancelled yesterday. president obama and the first family were among the thousands of disappointed watchers who gathered for the departure. congress member gabrielle giffords was also there to see her husband command that shuttle. >>> the next presidential election is a year and a half away, but the rates for a campaign contribution is going full throttle. now word that two former aids to president obama are

louis pulled out an extra inning win over san diego, with two outs in the 11th inning, the cardinals' daniel descalso singled in the go-ahead run and lance burkmann made a great diving catch in left field to prevent a rally. look at that. the cards won it 3-2. >>> in philadelphia with the score tied in the ninth inning, cincinnati's double to the wall, that cleared the bases against philadelphia, and the reds got the 6-3 victory over the phillies. >>> and in the american league, baltimore's adam jones blasted a two-run walk-off home run against kansas city. the orioles defeated the royals 5-3. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories, and farewell to the queen. oprah winfrey says good-bye to daytime tv. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain -- serotonin and norepinephrine. t