i interviewed a cardinal this morning, cardinal theodore mccarrick, former archbishop of washington androubleshooter. i asked him does francis risk his political credibility by creating a meeting in which people are expecting something to result from it? and there's a very realistic possibility that it might not. cardinal mccarrick's answer is the pope is not following the logic of politics but the logic of the lord. he said he's not putting himself out on a limb, he's putting himself up at the cross and precisely what he's called to do. >> and maybe there are list expectations i wonder to john point's, eric, it's sort of a meeting where it's almost like a get to know you. no, we're just going to have a -- we'll hang out, we'll have some prayer. >> keep in mind, pope francis comes into this position through the pastoral track in the catholic church. he was head of the jesuits in argentina and archbishop of buenas aries. as john points out, there could be a bit of a learning curve here he's still working with as he gets up to speed on geopolitics, but a lot of expectations. >> yeah. we'l

it was said after the conclave that one of the cardinal said that a cardinal said i would have chosen the name john. it is clear that he has great admiration for john xxiii. he opened the second vatican council which was the revolutionary movement. >> to reform the church. >> he was able to do both important things in the church but have the common touch. >> there was resistance to vatican ii and then came pope john apaul ii. many believe he represented the conservative wing. >> he was conservative. he was traditional. there was one element about john paul ii that made him really special. in addition to his charisma, which was his mysticism. he was a poet and poets are people who see differently, who believe in the invisible. a mystic is a poet in a religious context. i think that one thing that stood out to me was any time he was not talking to somebody or doing something official he was praying. if you walked up to him you would see him moving his rosary and moving his lips and he was always praying. he had one foot on the other side. he lived the concept of the communion of saints

louis cardinals football pencil.eople on twitter were like, hey, man, hate to rain on your parade. there is no st. louis cardinal football team. there is a st. louis cardinals baseball team and there's an arizona cardinals football team but there's not st. louis cardinals. well guess what? my pencils are from 1982 when there was a st. louis cardinals football team. [ laughter ] [ applause ] so now who's the super cool dude -- [ laughter ] -- that collects pencil from the '80s. checkmate. [ laughter ] we've got a great show for you tonight. sofia vergara is here. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting. from "game of thrones" actress natalie dormer is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] also, sports writer and "new york times" best-selling author jonah keri. [ cheers and applause ] a very fun show. we'll talk some baseball with jonah. now, today as i mentioned is earth day. we've had a lot of crazy winter. a lot of intense weather lately, and i don't know about you, but it feels to me like earth is becoming distant

lakeshore park, the a's versus the cardinals. the cardinals up to bat now.here's a strike and it might be the a's and cardinals in the world series this year the way they are playing. beautiful evening for baseball as a little breeze is picking up out of the west. you can see the fog rolling in, in our downtown san francisco camera right now where temperatures are dropping. in san francisco, it's 61. san bruno 66. oakland 67. those are the cooler spots. warmer spots include livermore at 81, san jose 74, santa rosa 73. we'll drop down very comfortably into the 50s overnight tonight. fairfield down to 53. redwood city 52. and concord dropping down to 53 degrees. so the big ridge of high pressure is building. but it is still way offshore. so we are seeing a lot more warming inland than we are near the water. that said, as that ridge gets closer, temperatures will climb to near and then above average in time for the holiday weekend. speaking of the holiday weekend, sunday and memorial day look to be the two warmest days of the next seven days. so was a foggy sta

the cardinal says they were strenuous, and he's glad they're over. cardinal george was first diagnosed with cancer of the bladder eight years ago. two years ago, the cancer attacked his kidney and liver. aggressive chemotherapy began in march, when *new cancer cells were detected in his kidney. an army staff sergeant, who once lived in barrington, has been killed in kosovo. sergeant heidi ruh was found dead at a running track on friday. she was shot and killed in a non-combat related incident. ruh was assigned to the first medical brigade at fort hood and was deployed to kosovo in january. ruh last lived in illlinois about eight years ago. her family in wisconsin says they found out about her death last friday, but nothing else. >> we fought her worries were over she is going to a non house style area. >>ruh's death is still under investigation. she first joined the army eleven years ago as a bio-medical equipment specialist. she leaves behind two sons. a rescue operation continues after a fire kills 201 people inside a coal mine in turkey. the fire

the cardinal will be asked what he knew about daniel mc- cormack's criminal behavior.eorge has been criticized for keeping mc-cormack at the helm of his west side parish. the archdiocese has spent millions, to settle cases against him. mc-cormack was arrested last week on i*new sexual abuse charges. false alarm for an illinois man thought to have mers. the centers for disease control announced the new diagnosis. health officials thought the man contracted middle-eastern- respiratory-syndrome after a business meeting with a traveler. more blood tests showed he had a clean bill of health. the man would have been the third case of the virus in the u-s. the kennedy expressway will be closed for several days at a time next month. that's because the old ontario bridge over the kennedy will be torn down and hauled away. from the evening of june 13-th to the morning of the 16-th, all inbound traffic will be shut down from chicago to grand. then, between the 20-th and the 23-rd, the *outbound kennedy from grand to chicago will be closed. and from the 27-th to the 30- th, the in

cardin: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that floor privileges be granted to margot hecht, a member of my legislative staff during today's session of the senate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: mr. president, i rise today in support of the nominations of george hazel and theodore chuang to be united states district judges for the district of maryland. let me say from the beginning that i am very proud in the manner in which senator mikulski, the southern senator from maryland, and i have established a process to review and make recommendations to the president for the vacancies in the united states district for maryland. we've used the process that we think works. iit get us the most qualified individuals and the two today are certainly an example of highly qualified individual whose want to be judges for the right reasons. they have a demonstrated track record of public service. i particularly appreciate their commitment to pro bono. they understand that the courts ne

ben cardin and rob portman are now in kiev, ukraine, to observe the election and are joining us live. to see you. thanks for joining us today. senator, cardin, i want to start with you because i know portman's being miked up in just a few moments, talk to me about the reports we're hearing back that in eastern ukraine, that many of those election sites have been seized or blockeded by armed insurgents. >> let's put this in context. about 10% of the population of ukraine lives in the eastern part in the two regions that has a lot of activity that we believe is being instigated by people coming outside, russians, trying to make it as uncomfortable as possible in the part of the country, which has brought about some deaths. we believe that the people in the east want to vote. we think we'll see a large turnout tomorrow, but there are certain areas that just aren't safe. so, we're going to be watching closely, but clearly, the ukrainian people want to vote and when you travel around as we have and see the anxiety, people are so anxious to get out there and express their will. we're hear t

the cardinal is suffering a recurrence of cancer. his replacement should be named this fall.ernor of tennessee signed a bill into law bringing back the electric chair. instances where drugs for lethal injection cannot be obtained. the last time an inmate was electrocuted was in 2007... when a death row inmate chose that method of execution. in recent years, states have scrambled to find substitutes for lethal injection drugs after european manufacturers banned u-s prisons from using their drugs in executions. the house of representatives endorsed a bill to end the collection of most phone records by the national security agency. civil liberty groups say the obama administration made last- minute changes to the domestic surveillance bill that made it too broad. the bill would force the n-s-a to get a judge's permission to carry out the collection of any phone data. the senate takes up the bill next. illinois house speaker mike madigan is reviving his 3- percent income tax on millionaires. madigan's proposal passed the house revenue and finance committee on a 6-4 vote. the so-c

it said that the cardinal maffeo barberini held a mirror to berni's face so the young pdigy could useis own expression intense conceration the david. when the cardinal became pope urban viii, he said to the artist, "it is your good luck to see maffeo barberini pope, "but we are even luckier, "for the cavaliere bernini lives at the time of our pontificate." there is scarcely a corner of rome that was not graced by bernini's touch... from the small witty adornment, the elephant and the obelisk in the little piazza of santa maria sopra minerva... to the vaspiazza and its enclosing lonnade, in front of the basilica of saint peter. "he is a rare man," said urban viii, "and a sublime artist borne by divine disposition and for the glory of rome." these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways. they were prophetic of the prodigious role bernini would play in his works for urban and the succeeding popes for a period of 60 years. rome was transformed into a modern city replete with public monuments meant not just for the elite but for everyone to admire and e

the cardinals are not surprised in the man that we got.e can see he listened as we were talking in this 10 days before the conclave. surprised he's doing it. where surprised he is doing it with such a beautiful effectiveness. fix you could be onto something. i know a fellow who is close to him. he saw him at world youth day that is not jorge. has happened to him? he said a gratefully. there could be something. for me as a man of faith there is something we call the charism of office. theying the burden that lord has given him. we need somebody. if he did not have the acclaim or the popularity that he is got i do not know if you would be able to be as effective. officeome people say the makes the man or the woman. in some cases the man or woman makes the office. there is this impact of the office changing the person or the person changing the office. >> he is doing a little bit of both. he has risen to the occasion. this is what you're getting at. he has not allowed himself to be, cap give of the papacy. there is a massive infrastructure. i

adam wayne right from the cardinals.treak ended in nine games, but that was about the only thing that went wrong. how about phrases rarely heard at a baseball game. did you brick -- bring it the pacifier? wayne right came in with the best record in the league. he left in dismay. punter pence takes him to big mac labdz -- big mac land. they won eight of the last nine. the a's and angels and josh donaldson is everywhere. it is head on a stick night. here it comes and there it goes in the first. brandon moss with a grand slam. 4-0 athletics. the real josh donaldson. he thought it was a double, but it was gone. head on a stick and wipes his hands. neatness counts. and then he throws off the speedy in the first. dan on a stick and i can see that on abc7. his second homer of the game and four r.b.i's. college ball stanford ncaa state. a complete game and struck out six. jack klein with some pop here. cardinals win it 8-1 and will face indiana tomorrow. the moim me heat -- the miamioi. lebron is back in the nba finals. female n

giants at cardinals pablo sandoval has been red hot.is it the lucky cowboy boots he's been wearing in dugout courtesy of madison bumgarner? maybe! top 6th, 3-2 cardinals sandoval - hits a solo home run to left center off of jaime garcia to tie game at 3-3 sandoval: rbi in 9th straight game ties bonds record set in 2000 bot 6th, 3-3 tie allen craig - the pride of the cal bears - solo jack off of ryan vogelsong to put the cards up again 4-3 vogy: 6.1 ip, 7 hits, 4 er top 8th, tied at 4 michael morse - hits the game winning 2-run double scoring pagan and a sliding sandoval6-4 giants final: 6-5 giants improve to 35-19 a's tigers bot 4th, 1-0 det nick punto - not known for his power - hits his first home run of the season - a 2-run shot to right off rick porcello 2-1 a's punto: 1-2, 2 rbi, 3 walks top 5th, 2-2 tie miguel cabrera - blooper to shallow right center - the hard charging josh reddick can't make the catchtigers take lead 3-2 det jesse chavez: 6 ip, 8 hits, 3 er bot 5th, 3-2 det yoenis cespedes - would have tied the game here but j.d. martinez makes the diving catch to save a run

adam wayne right from the cardinals. the r.b.i streak ended in nine games, but that was about the only thing that went wrong. how about phrases rarely heard at a baseball game. did you brick -- bring it the pacifier? wayne right came in with the best record in the league. he left in dismay. punter pence takes him to big mac labdz -- big mac land. they won eight of the last nine. the a's and angels and josh donaldson is everywhere. it is head on a stick night. here it comes and there it goes in the first. brandon moss with a grand slam. 4-0 athletics. the real josh donaldson. he thought it was a double, but it was gone. head on a stick and wipes his hands. neatness counts. and then he throws off the speedy in the first. dan on a stick and i can see that on abc7. his second homer of the game and four r.b.i's. college ball stanford ncaa state. a complete game and struck out six. jack klein with some pop here. cardinals win it 8-1 and will face indiana tomorrow. the moim me heat -- the miami heat joined rare company. lebron

louis, playing the cardinals. >> and the a's at home trying to tame the tigers. mark shows us how u how they did coming -- how they did coming up next in sports. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> breaking news on a possible sale of the los angeles clippers. at 5:00 p.m. we told you about a report that the clippers were being sold. now another source is confirming that it is a done deal. ap is reporting shelly sterling selling the team to former microsoft executive steve ballmer for $2 billion. at this point it is unclear if current team owner donald sterling has to sign off on the

adam wainwright of the cardinals. pablo sandoval's streak did end at nine games.ases rarely heard at the baseball game, did you bring the pacifier? bumgarner went ten. hunter pence, let's go to big mac land. three-run bomb. giants cruise to a 9-4 win. they have won eight of the last nine. a's and angels in oakland. josh donaldson is everywhere, a head on a stick night. there is a promotion. first inning, there it comes there it goes. brandon moss, grand slam. 4-0 a's in a flash. bottom of the second, donaldson hammers wave le blanc back. 6-0. donaldson is all over our highlights. diving stop, has time to wipe off his hand before throwing off er erick aybar. then donaldson again to dead center. second homer of the game. 15th of the year. four rbis on the night. >>> stanford/indiana state, ncaa regional action. freshman cal quantral allowed one run, struck out six. followed jack klein with some pop. cardinals win 8-1 and there face indiana today. >>> the miami heat going to the nba finals for the fourth straight year. they hammered indiana in game six of the eastern

giants, cardinals baby not happy.k out the side cardinals pitcher drew 54 pitches all the way to big mac land up there. it's 7-0 giants in the 5th. angels oakland took two out of lee this season but angels won 14 of their last 20. >> they're a good team. they're some of the best and they continue to swing bats well. better pitching now. healthy players very goodteam. >> stanford baseball taking on indiana state in bloomington. nice diving catch. young guys getting it done for stanford. 49ers knew what they needed to address. top item, wide receivers adding new weapons for collin capernick. there are no shortage of guys to throw to. >> a lot of weapons on the field now. there is someone that have ease kwee body language when they're going to come out of the breaks it makes it easier. >> rory mcel roy lost it ballooning 15 shots higher to a many. hits tree branchs now, he's hitting the branchs again. 15 stuck in the bunker and can't get out. and is three back of the leader. and 12 under, heading to the weekend. abc7 spo

cardinals win 8-1 and will face indiana today.ht year. they hammered indiana in game six of the eastern conference finals. lance stevenson has just turned into a complete knucklehead. all of his antics, slapping the lead that slapped back but you don't want to make the king angry because won't like hip when he's angry. he had 25 right down broadway. it is a blowout. early on the bird man, chris andersen, dunking. and he had 26 at the break. it wasn't even close. no suspension. josh reversing 25. miami joins the celtics and lakers as franchises of that gone to four straight nba finals 117-92. game six kings blackhawks in l.a. broadcasting legend al mike they will the house. do you believe in miracles? how about this. former santa clara valley blackhawk alec martinez ties it up at two. kings up 3-2 late. done keogh a wrister that beats jonathan quick sick side. tied at three. less than five minutes later patient game -- patrick kane. lock at the traffic in front. game 7 is back in the windy city. that is a wrap on morning sports. mi

adam wainwright of the cardinals. pablo sandoval streak ended with nine games but that's about the only thing that went wrong in st. louis. words rarely heard at a baseball game, did you bring the pacifier? bumgarner went seven scoreless and fanning ten. he came in with the most wins with 8 and leaves in dismay. wainwright leaves in dismay. hunter pence, let's go to big mac land. three run bomb. giants cruz to the 9-4 win. they have won eight of their last nine. a's and angels in oakland. josh donaldson is everywhere. ahead on a stick night. there's a promotion. first inning there is comes, there is goes. brandon moss, grand slam off of richards. he left later with a tight calf. later, he hammers him back at the wall. and he attempts to wipe off his hand before throwing out erick aybar. in the fifth, and donaldson again. deep to dead center, second homer of the game, 4 rbis on the night, 15th of the year. a's over the angels 9-5. college ball, stanford and indiana state, regional action in bloomington. action in bloom

giants, cardinals baby not happy.uck out the side cardinals pitcher drew 54 pitches all the way to big mac land up there. it's 7-0 giants in the 5th. angels oakland took two out of lee this season but angels won 14 of their last 20. >> they're a good team. they're some of the best and they continue to swing bats well. better pitching now. healthy players very good team. >> stanford baseball taking on indiana state in nice diving catch. young guys getting it done for stanford. 49ers knew what they needed to address. top item, wide receivers adding new weapons for collin capernick. there are no shortage of guys to throw to. >> a lot of weapons on the field now. there is someone that have ease kwee body language when they're going to come out of the breaks it makes it easier. >> rory mcel roy lost it ballooning 15 shots higher to a many. hits tree branchs now, he's hitting the branchs again. 15 stuck in the bunker and can't get out. and is three back of the leader. and 12 under, heading to the weekend. abc7 sports brough

so, i saw ben and i gave him one of my -- like cardinal hats and things that are fitted that are my -ut. [ laughter ] and i gave it to him, and it literally sat on top of his head like a little toy hat. [ laughter ] i was like, that is a giant dome. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, when you guys did "the town," it was the two biggest heads. >> it was the two biggest heads that had ever been on "snl." [ laughter ] >> seth: and if you look at the poster for that, you don't -- a little both of both your heads are cut off. [ laughter ] >> there were a lot of heads on that poster. >> seth: because they couldn't fit all that. >> there were a lot of heads on that poster. >> seth: this season of "mad men" has been excellent so far. we're so near the end. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> seth: i know i -- despite all his flaws, i'm still rooting for don draper. >> god bless you. >> seth: are you -- [ laughter ] i mean, i know it must be different for you playing him but, like, how much do you think of where you want him to end up? >> well, yeah, i've said this before. but i think it

senator cardin, u.s. was saying recently that the recent separatist-led elections in crimea and eastern ukraine, they were fraudulent because the previous governments there were deposed by force. russia says that's exactly what happeneded in kiev, that it was a cue doup dethat. why do we see these elections being more legitimate than the ones in crimea and the east? >> first all, russia has violated every international norm, every agreement they've enterred into. p they've violated the helsinki. their own agreements in this region. it was totally an illegal action. i think the global community understands that. that's why sanctions have been imposed not just by the united states but also by europe. what we're seeing tomorrow is an open -- we hope a free election where people will have the opportunity, whether they are from the russian community or they're from kiev or from eastern ukraine, we hope people will have a chance to do what democrats do, choose their leaders. and then we will expect that new cou

good evening everybody after good ego on the road and won a close game set was cardinal solacing dryide robalo cent of all on fire drill than an enron is a cowboy boots again by madison dumb partner says he put the boots on and on fire can argue with the results first giant have an rbi and 2000. eighth home run giants tied three. on crag getting ready to go out once upon a time kit for the cal bears and then he delivers of rimbaud's some six and their seven heads on kron 43 cardinals. just come back 10 for derek michael moore's boise coming through. to run double. giants lead 64 rameau almost coughs up in the ninth gave up one telling able to finish off just the final 65 giants went more rbi best wreck occurred in the major leagues' 3519 columbus and the cisco giants two best records american leg coliseum today to games for the is one game for the tigers as for game series what happened to the day you make a note to one lead trip led the said estimates since the show in the home- run contest couple years ago and because the place people get excited but he's brought here by j.d. jim j

i'm going to invite senator cardin to question this panel. senator flake and i are going to go to the floor, cast our votes and come promptly back. senator cardin will transition to the introduction of our witness if we are not back within seven minutes. >> i don't expect to take seven minutes. i'll keep moving. >> we'll keep it as quickly as we can. >> i understand the challenges as the chair pointed out. the floor has a series of votes starting at 11:15. i will do my best to keep things moving along. i was following the hearing from the broadcast, had some conflicts in my office. this is a matter of urgency globally, as i think has been expressed here. these nigerian girls were not in the wrong place at the wrong time. they were in the right place at the right time what happened there is beyond description. this is not a u.s. interest, this is a humanitarian global interest. united states has certain unique capabilities. the international community has capabilities. we are not yet clear as to the capacity of what the nigerian government can

first cardinal player to win the individual title tiger woods did it in 1 1996. nba my offs.a. heat tough on their own court. trend continues tonight. 7 and o at home on the post season. when lebron pound his chest not a good sign. start the game 4 on an 8 run. finish with 25. lebron blows past george hill. oh, m my. 32 for lebron. no points in 22 minutes. off the miss. 102-90 the final. miami take a 3 series lead and close it out on wednesday night. stanley cup play off. will ferry really big king fat. like the heat they take a lead in the conference final against chicago. first period power play jake scores. deflexion in front. still in the fears. to williams to brown 3 nothing king 4 nothing in the second period. blackhawk are against the rope. l.a. can close it out wednesday night. all right to the french open where nadal is king. won't event 8 tombs. the today win over american t.in today no problem. so comfortable on the red clay. about court coverage is flawless. nadal move on in straight set victory. big upset today. australian open no. 3 seed the thoroughly out playe

. >> chicago cubs lost to the cardinals 5- 4. the the white sox defeated the indians 4-3, snapping a four game losing streak. stocks closed lower friday, all markets gained about 1% for the week. a team of the chinese researchers studied the outcome of thousands of games and say they have found a pattern that began to ease odds of winning the game rock, paper, scissors. players are now winning streak tended to stick with at the same choice, while those who switched lost more often. >> current temperature 44 degrees, high temperature today 64 degrees. >> note saucepot, but a couple of spots of construction, route 31 near state road 72 down to single line in both directions at this will be for several weeks. on elmhurst petting westbound a good stretch it will be under construction for a couple of months. no other big issues,. >> update on high- school basketball player who collapsed during game at >> demand charges for the murder of his girlfriend. >> fishermen to make a rare catch off coast of florida we will criminal charge in c

adam wayne right from the cardinals. r.b.i streak ended in nine games, but that was about the only thing that went wrong. how about phrases rarely heard at a baseball game. did you brick -- bring it

they were mothers and fathers like staff sergeant michael cardin us.with the love of their mother and their three youngest , are here today. we say to you and to all of these courageous children, your parents live on a new. you'll never walk alone. your country will be there to help you grow up. that is our pledge to you. [applause] we draw strength from the love of the spouses of the fallen. sergeant first class joseph gant was a veteran of world war ii when he met her on a plane to california. he courted her for two years before she agreed to marry him. korea,seph employed to he told her to remarry if he did not come back. she told him no. he had a hard enough time getting her to say yes in the first place. she would wait as long as it took for him to come home. action went missing in she waited. she waited 63 years. work totry continued to bring home the missing from all of our wars. december, his remains were finally identified. he returned home to be laid to rest. remarried during the 63 years. 96 years old, she was there to welcome him home. we a

cardin: thank you, mr. president. as my colleagues know, this is national police week and i know i express the sentiment of every member of this body to show our appreciation for the 900,000 federal, state, and local law enforcement officers who literally put their life on the lines every day to keep us safe. we cannot thank them enough and we can also help them by your your owr actions. in 2013, 105 lost their lives in the line of duty. obviously this is a matter that requires the attention of the united states senate. let me just give you the most recent casualty in the state of maryland. on august 28, a baltimore county police officer, jason snyder, who was only 36 years of age, was shot and killed while serving a search warrant at the home on roberts avenue in kaytonsville at approximately 5:00 in the morning. he was part of a tactical team that entered the house in search of a juvenile subject wanted in relation to a shooting the previous week. the entry team encountered four subjects inside the house who attempt

. >> francis cardinal george delivers a video deposition of lawsuits involving a former priest >> carnot george with and criticized for keeping mccormick in charge of his west side paris. >> mccormick was arrested last week on the sexual abuse charges. >> the opening statements underwear. the chicago democrat is accused of taking $7,000 for supporting a grant application. >> faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. smith was be in a march primary despite getting $70,000. >> work for two years of public policy. former chicago alderman has also announced he is running against the manual. a little more than a year after launching his campaign for governor the republican has collected more than $20 million. $8.8 million of his political war chest. the kennedy expressway will be closed for several days at a time next month. that is because the old ontario bridge will be torn down and hauled away. >> between the 20th and 2030 out of. this is all week and work. should not affect any weekday traffic. the president is hosting a healthy kids and save sports summit. sellers for disease control

the cardinals and the 69 earlier lives in alamo.ing of former, coaches manager, former warrior coach, jackson. he's headed back -- jackson spent five years as a commentator before joining the warriors in 2011. so he was not outfit work for long. sports night live is of course, tomorrow night right after kron 4 news at 8:00. and you will be tuning in for that. i don't know if the squirrels will be making an apeeshs. pearance. >> i hope so. a lot of winds tomorrow and a lot on the cool side. >> all right, thank you brian and thank you for tuning in and we'll see you tomorrow morning. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> farewell barbara. >> from the bottom o

just down the road from you, we have another one, starting at 6:00, in mount pleasant, the cardinals at 76 degrees and dropping down to 67. congratulations. enjoy the picture perfect weather the we have breezes on live doppler 7 hd and notice many areas are faster than ten miles per hour but we are most concerned along the bayshore line and into the delta small craft advisory with wind at 15 to 25 15- to 25-knots until 3:00 tomorrow morning and same on the coast. where they are most dangerous is the central valley the whole area highlighted in red which does include solano county with high flag warning until 8:00 tomorrow evening. some of the brings now are making it down to the lower will vacation and are around the rest of the day with clouds and drizzle on friday morning and the cooler highs from friday, saturday, and sunday, and the cool of the days in the forecast. the low-to-upper is moving inland and weakening so today is probably our last breezy day. temperatures. respond to that. it is not breezy down south los gatos and gilroy and mid-80's and everyone else in the mid-to-up

louis cardinals and later played for the houston oilers. >> i played with the great warren moon, somegreat players. mike rozier. guys like that. played for the man in black, jerry glanville. >> number 44 for the washington redskins. this right here is herschel walker, 1981. i can name you a few guys, famous guys, that got a few of the scars on me. >> ramsey's football career ended when a neck injury forced him to retire. >> from there it's like i guess downhill. got convicted in '91. got out, stayed out about a year, and here i go again. i chose drugs sociably, trying it out with the crowd, you know. ended up hooked. i feel like i let a lot of people down. i'm just trying to do what i can do right now to try to, you know, regain some of that swagger back. you know, i'm getting kind of old, but i still have faith that one day i could, you know, get back out and maybe contribute something to society. everybody knows prison is not a nice place. football helps me get away from the pressure of being locked up. >> ramsey spends much of his free time mentoring younger inmates, both on and of

to be in the catholic church, he should have been raised here by christians on a kansas farm like cardinal superman was. plus once we baptize the aliens it will only be a matter time you want to take kmoon onand ask yourself you really want to be the one placing a small delicate wafer into this? game over, man. game over. nation, i have spent the last week in a rage. over the o billiona administration's 8 -- climate assessment. it made me so angry i have printed it five times. now originally i dismissed it as just a last stop on obama's apology tour. come on. then i read the report. it was terrifying, it left a carbon footprint on my-- jim? >> hundreds of scientist experts in businesses not for profit, local communities, all contributed over the course of four years what they found was unequivocally that climate change is not some far off problem in the future. it's happening now. >> the white house issuing a dire report on climate change suggesting the extreme weather events we are seeing across the country are man-made. >> a new study says that climate change is going felt today in all 5

forces for the military intervention said the priests the unity encourage the afghan people down the cardinalshave the stamp on the stock. i was out. once on the ticket the behind. i think the sketch on the menu changes. the income from sl i think. plus after shot shannon the new high the interim chief. something that cannot be answered. in that race in the afghan ministry of education is equally measures. well that's about it and then at the top as the guests on this obsession a decade and the laws of today and went on a single mum i stand and friday with the kids and that was the ss on the side of town so that they eat the stuff they can be in that time what if the adage the month but the fact that i didn't have a dish to share so much. one senses that the boldness of the stitching the fifteen year old young women comes from feeling real responsibility for the future of the country. and this is much more. i'm a sucker stick into the sand and look back this up with the entire time he couldn't walk back to support the continent and to say can not manage any aspects that must not push any ill e

and catholics up to and including cardinal o'malley the head of the boston archdiocese took the bait,ing the planned black mass and expressing outrage it was taking place on the harvard campus. >> it's very repugnant and we're just very disappointed and disturbed. there's a fascination with evil in the world, but it doesn't lead to anything good. >> harvard's president, drew fous, said she would reluctantly let the black mass take place. the event was abruptly called off right before it was supposed to start. a scaled down version was then held at a chinese restaurant called hong kong just off campus, where according to the harvard crimson, four individuals in hoods, one man in a white suit, cape, and a horned mask were active in the proceedings as well as a woman revealed to be wearing only lingerie. we don't have video of the event, but we imagine it looked something like this. >> hail, satan, it is done. >> hail satan, it is -- it is done. >> well, thanks for coming, everyone. >> all right. all joking aside, the underlying issues in both these cases are actually pretty profound. if

i'm going to invite senator cardin to question this panel. senator flake and i are going to go to the floor, cast our votes and come promptly back. senator cardin will transition to the introduction of our witness if we are not back within seven minutes. >> i don't expect to take seven minutes. i'll keep moving. >> we'll keep it as quickly as we can. >> i understand the challenges as the chair pointed out. the floor has a series of votes starting at 11:15. i will do my best to keep things moving along. i was following the hearing from the broadcast, had some conflicts in my office. this is a matter of urgency globally, as i think has been expressed here. these nigerian girls were not in the wrong place at the wrong time. they were in the right place at the right time what happened there is beyond description. this is not a u.s. interest, this is a humanitarian global interest. united states has certain unique capabilities. the international community has capabilities. we are not yet clear as to the capacity of what the nigerian government can

cardin: mr. president, on behalf of senator menendez, i would ask unanimous consent that chris lamberg, a detailee from the state department to the senate foreign relations committee, be granted floor privileges through june 12, 2014. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cardin: and, mr. president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to call off any quorum call that may be proceeding. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. are -- mr. vitter: mr. president, i rise today in strong support of the water resources reform and development act. we're going to be considering the final conference report on that legislation and voting on it in just a few hours. this wrrda bill is a strong bipartisan bill, it's a jobs bill. it's very, very much needed in our

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commissioners that place you what was regularly scheduled your first item under regular cardinal, items 9 and 10 sf plaza program informational presentation. case 2014-0180t amend totses to the planning code for public use zoning district and amendments amending the planning code. >> thank you for calling both of these items together. commissioners. we have the office of economic and workforce development and i will give a presentation for your consideration today. >> good afternoon

cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda.nford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1- 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearing the yellow jersey. peter saggan won the stage with the time of 3:24-33. wiggins retains the lea

seriously, was that the cardinal mascot in the corner pleasurerring himself in i don't know how thatuy got in there. with that out of the way, we turn to the midterm elections and our continuing coverage of "democalypse 2014: the race to continued incumbency." yesterday saw primary votes in six states. but not your usual, boring primaries. this time, the future of the republican party was on the line. >> the tea party over? across the nation, establishment republicans seemingly tamed the tea party. >> the establishment won last night. >> the tea party republicans they got spanked. shellacked. is the tea party over?" >> purple nurple! look to further than kentucky for proof the tea party is finished. >> mcconnell was the number one for tea party groups in the country. he beat back the tea party. >> jon: we have foonlt from that race -- footage from that race! >> what the! how did you get up here anyway? >> oh, uh, just runnin'. >> and also i got a million dollars from the chamber of commerce, so that helped. ah yup. >> mitch mcconnell, the ultimate mainstream establishment candidate,

there'll be eight of them with the cardinal, who is on the commission. we must go guard on this issue. >> in recent years there has been an avalanche of abuse allegations against the church. prosecutors claim to have handled 3,000 abuse cases over the past decade. 848 priests have been unfrocked. more than 2,500 have been ordered to live a life of prayer or pennant. the u.n. published a report accusing the vatican of placing the preservation of the reputation of the church over the application of child victims. >> this pope spoke of his compulsion to confront the evil perpetrated by priests that adduce children. >> with new cases all the time. that is something he'll ahave te chance to do. >>> ukraine's military has been trying to recapture donetsk airport from separatists. >> reporter: they came from above, an attempt to regain the airport. the military using airborne force to launch an operation. it began earlier in the day when separatists arrived. the airport shut down, no flights in or out of the city. police blocked access. authorities gave a deadl

cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1-0. now 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearing the yellow jersey. peter saggan won the stage with the time of 3:24-33. wiggins retai