cath knowledgey - -i wi want th y black.e are fortunate to work with her and a number of other individuals who are really, really champions for their cause and the victims of these horrible crimes. on this particular slide, although it does say questions, the play area within the front office. so many times, it>> [inaudible] [laughter] >> so many times, the victims of violence that ask for services, they have children with them. before some of those children were seated in the hallways or in the lobby area with nothing toçó do, kids will find a way to entertain themselves. the chief and the command staff said, we are going to find a way to entertain them. through the chief, they provided this outstanding play area for the children of our victims. that was a very gracious and noble thing to do. with that, i will open up to any questions. >> i have to wrap up and acknowledge commander beals, and others that have been heroic in morphing this. the boat doesn't turn on a dime, but this thing happened quickly, came together quickl

patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. >> you probably think you know all about the exploratorium. but have you ever been after dark? did you know there was a monthly party called after dark? science mixes with culture and adults mix with other adults. no kids allowed. every week there is a different theme. to tell us about the themes is melissa alexander. tell us about some of the previous themes we have had. >> we have had sex ploration, sugar, red, blue. many things. >> what is the theme tonight? >> rock, paper, scissors. we are having a tournament tonight, but we have also used as a jumping off point to explore lots of different ideas. you can find out about rock, paper, scissors as a game as a reproductive strategy. you can interact with a piece of art created by lucky dragon.

. >>> there has an unusually high number of norovirus outbreaks throughout contra costa caths. nearly 307 schools reported cases over the past two months. earlier this month 212 students were sick in the knightson school district. school officials were forced to cancel several basketball games and postpone a dance. laurel in oakly also dealt with an outbreak. >>> a new study shows students are not receiving enough physical education. elementary schools are supposed to get 100 minutes of physical education a week. most schools fall short. san francisco unified school district is promising to hire more physical education specialists. >>> right now it's 4:54. coming up on 5:00 sal is here. how is the commute? >> pam, thank you very much. >> i worried about you. >> we are doing well on the roads. the traffic is off to a nice start. we did have earlier problems for example southbound 101 they are cleaning up an accident there. it's not causing a major delay. dumbarton bridge traffic looking good out to the peninsula. this is a look at interstate 880 the traffic looks good if you are

. >> reporter: he was rushed to the cardiac cath lab before they identified the blockage, removed theed the vessel to restore the blood supply to the heart. he was playing the sax in a week. despite the best medical care, many patients develop significant scarring. >> they are left with less heart function to the point that the pump doesn't have the ability to keep pumping. >> reporter: so how can you mend a broken heart? >> it could be huge. >> reporter: the doctor says that's where cardiac stem cells can help. >> there are special type of heart cells in the heart muscle, isolate, grow them in special cultures and use these cells to treat heart attack animals in this case by reinjecting them into the heart after a heart attack. >> reporter: it works in mice and they are getting ready to try it in people. since these are adult stem cells there are no ethical issues and no rejection issues. now, late this afternoon, researchers from cedars-sinai and johns hopkins announced results from a phase one clinical trial. they found heart attack patients who were treated with their own cardiac

but this could be neutralized by the democrats if they nominated a catholic candidate and cultivated cath riolic votes on that basis. so it was always, i think, problematic whether nixon could really carry new york or pennsylvania. in addition, michigan was increasingly under the control of the uaw during the 1950s. and so by 1960, the odds of nixon actually being able to carry michigan were probably somewhat less than 50/50. this meant that nixon really had to carry all four of the remaining states, ohio, illinois, california and texas. well, he had the home state advantage in california. and although the democrats did make an effort in california, i don't think the kennedy campaign electoral map ever really thought that california was likely, even though it turned out to be very close, they couldn't really count on california ending up in the kennedy column. ohio had a natural tendency toward the republican party that was not true of some other midwestern states. so nixon probably had a little edge there. it also had fewer catholics. illinois, the polls showed nixon running ahead in ill

year n and said that their budget selin achieved a $5.8 trillion cut ou of the cbo baseline, that cath included the oko spending. it does. but, we will have that conversation. because cbo includes that in their baseline as you pointed out. out. >> yes yes >> let me turn to what is the essential question that we face, which is how do we achieve the deficit reduction we all recognize we need to get to over the ten-year period, how do we, you know, get the balanced do budgets over the longer term an stabilize the debt as a percentage of gdp and really that means that there are a choices to be made. and, you know, 98% of our and, u republican colleagues in the anl house signed this pledge sayinge they will not close one tax loophole for the purpose of deficit reduction. not one penny can go to deficit reduction from closing a tax loophole. you get rid of a subsidy for the oil and gas industry, you cannot use that for the purpose of deficit reduction. re i think what the president proposed is that we want to achieve a net of 1.5 trillion dollars in additional revenue, doing it in a way that

that i've argued with people about that some people would be called you know conspiratorial or think cathing that it's not obviously the fed official mandate so how do we know that. and how did that work exactly did you know lloyd blankfein pick up the phone and tell bernanke you did jump and he says how high. well bernanke he doesn't really set the policies remember he's working for the banks this is the chairman of the federal reserve and the federal reserve is a cartel back over that track again and so bernanke he doesn't really determine these policies before he announces something he's on the phone talking to his employers the banks saying and how do you may know that this for the banks of the banks and so forth just follow the money that's the old adage isn't that if you want to know what's going on follow the money so you take all of these so-called bailouts that have been going on starting in big big time since two thousand and eight billions and billions and now we find out trillions of dollars being created out of nothing by the federal reserve and pumped into the economy where doe

state and civic leaders who he's been at odds with over the health care man date and a prince of the cathickk church of rome. doll an is in the most prominant and powerful pulpit. he and the bishops will not back down on the president's policy. >> nothing is done to temper what seems to be to us and a good swathe of people and unwarranted in an untrusion in the integrity of the churches as far as the government trying to define for us what our religious ministry and the scope of our ministry should be. you beat we'll keep at it not only challenging the administration, but also working with the legislature and the judiciary to see that this is modified and hopefully overturned . the day is not over for dolan. there is another prayer service this time for the members of the 400 parishes of the archdiocese of new york. uma. >> thank you very much. >> be aware. you better buy the right type of food or the food police will come knocking. >> this fella walking around. they drewtheir guns. >> he searched me and seemed like they thought we had cocaine in the papaias. the government can control wh

cath any thi smith. >> bill: the government believes it can borrow money odd inif i night up forever.g forever. that is what barack obama believes. >> bill: accomplish yate the report jolene. fine copy of "killing lincoln" on the way to you. >> bill: you know the book has taken off abroad all over the world. i'm very gratified that people overseas are reading it. >> bill: my assistant for more than 20 years, she is the brains of the entire factor operation. that's right. i speak the truth. finally pinheads and patriots. the kennel show has wrapped up. top dog this year, roll the tape. >> at the 136th west minister kennel club, is the pikinese. [ cheers and applause ] >> the pekeneese. this is number 114, that is malaki. >> malaki is four years old. the hair ball is all patriot for winning the big show. that is it for us tonight. >> we would like to spout off about the factor from any place around the world. name and town any time. any time you wish to opine. do not be mordent when writing to the factor. now, i he like dogs. my dog growing up was barney. barney walked me. barney walked

we are doing it for all nut gingrich spent on the religious liberty issues romney ended up winning cath ricks -- catholic by 2-1. >> nevada that's how they like it. >> nevada. they are upset if you say nevada. clearly this was a general election speech. ann romney and her husband talk about the general election. they say that several different times. i think it's fascinating if i am not mistaken he opened each of his speeches with a line siting a promise that president obama made and a promise that has gone unfulfilled. he's building a catalog of these promises that could be effective if he continues to do this and people pay attention to them in that way. i thought he had more red meat lines for conservatives in this speech. he said this president started his time in office apologizing for america. he should apologize to america. he said our ancestors came here not for a free ticket but for freedom. i thought it might have been a sign that he was looking a little bit more to brung along some of these conservative votes. >> the panel will be here through out the next hour as well as we

. >> back across to cath. >> from connecticut, what did george clooney bring with him to the 2010 oscarnoculars or earplugs? >> it was his dad. >> boy, and she thought she knew. and how embarrassing. to be so sure and then to be proven wrong. no, it was his flask. >> his flask. >> i love him. >> so he brought a flask. >> and he showed it to the reporters on the red carpet. but what people don't remember about the oscars, it's a really long ceremony. it's over three hours. unlike "the golden globes," there's no alcohol. i really like he did a good thing. >> he brought his own. back across. >> from duluth, minnesota, which of these films received the most oscar nominations this year? "the help"? harry potter? hugo? or the descendants? >> what do you think? "the help"? >> see, she listened to her child and lost again, i'm so sorry about this, really. >> the correct answer there is "hugo." >> the martin scorsese movie about the boy that lives in a train station got 11 nominations. "the artist" got ten nominations. people think that's going to win it. "harry potter" has never been nominated

the administration defends this and saying the vast majority of woman and even cath luck women use birth control. your response? >> guest: the catholic church that birth control pills and the morning after pill which is not just a birth control pill andsterulization which is something that the church specifically teaches against. here you have a situation with a tricky play. the government you rights to health care, be careful, because then they can tell you how to exercise your right against your first amendment rights and ability to pract us your faith . where the head of the chaplain of the army wanted to issue a letter to all of the other catholic churches and the army and obama administration said they couldn't complain about the obama administration's plan on this policy. and now not only violating the freedom of religion and speech, this is it a problem when government tells you they can give you things. they can take it away. but now they actual how to exercise the rights consistent with their values instead of the values of our constitution. >> chris: senator santorum thank you

if you give something up, the idea as i understand it, i'm a prod stant, i'm not cath -- i'm a protestantman. the idea i take it, it's a rich ral designed to say this is what i'll give up as a sacrifice between now and easter, correct? >> eric: yes. >> bob: that sacrifice is supposed to be something you do on a daily basis? >> eric: for 40 days. >> bob: if you have to give up something you do on daily basis. >> eric: not necessarily. >> bob: all right. >> dana: my friend's daughter gave up facebook. at the end of it on easter, when he is said are you excited to get back on facebook, the daughter said no. i'm not going to do it. didn't go back. >> greg: he is hasn't been returning my pokes. >> bob: i had facebook for two years and looked at it once. >> dana: you have a lot of friends. >> andrea: hope nobody gives up "the five." don't do that. >> bob: nobody will do that. >> eric: you giving up the social media? we chat about this in the break? should we, should we not? stay on? >> greg: i'll break it immediately. >> bob: you should do this. you read these things and if somebody says one th

mary cath rib -- catherine ham and juan williams. what did he say there, juan?> little bit of green shade of count and talk. we are going to grow our way out of this problem. he believes with the added spending in terms of infrastructure and investment in education and the like, that with the u.s. economy already recovering, he sees more recovery in sight and the u.s. will. >> bill: that wasn't the question. that wasn't the question. the request, juan was a simple question because as you know chris wallace is a simple man. here is the question. president obama said in 2009 he is going to cut the deficit in half at the end -- by the end of his first term. >> yeah. >> bill: wallace was nice. he said he didn't come close. he increased the deficit by a trillion dollars. cut it in half. here it is. the president said he is going to cut it in half and he he increased it by a trillion. this guy comes on, lew, and he says something -- i read it six times. i got distracted by looking at his hair but then i read it, the transcript, all right. >> you are too much. >> bill:

we are doing it for all nut gingrich spent on the religious liberty issues romney ended up winning cathicks -- catholic by 2-1. >> nevada that's how they like it. >> nevada. they are upset if you say nevada. clearly this was a general election speech. ann romney and her husband talk about the general election. they say that several different times. i think it's fascinating if i am not mistaken he opened each of his speeches with a line siting a promise that president obama made and a promise that has gone unfulfilled. he's building a catalog of these promises that could be effective if he continues to do this and people pay attention to them in that way. i thought he had more red meat lines for conservatives in this speech. he said this president started his time in office apologizing for america. he should apologize to america. he said our ancestors came here not for a free ticket but for freedom. i thought it might have been a sign that he was looking a little bit more to brung along some of these conservative votes. >> the panel will be here through out the next hour as well as we lo

. >> i remember laying on the cath table and the cardiologist looked like he was about to die. >> theyaid, it's very rare, you're lucky to have survived you're very brave. and they didn't really have any other information to give me on it. >> laura and katherine turned to the internet, the only resource available was an online chat group. after a few years, that chat room turned into the largest group of scad survivors ever identified. they decided to bring the survivor stories to the attention of the mayo clinic and push for more research. >> i had this patient coming and saying, and challenging and laying down the gauntlet, what are you doing? i basically felt like i had to say, i'm going to do something about it. >> mayo clinic designed a study. >> this was truly patient initiated research where they came forward and got this research off the ground. >> i felt like this was my job to get the research going and to see it through. >> there's no shortage of participants. >> we're finding more women joining our group every day. and we just keep pointing them to the studies that are ongo

. >> bret: cath rip, thank you. the f.b.i.s it's investigating the interception of a phone call between the f.b.i. and scotland yard concerning computer hacking. british police say no operational risks have been identified. the hacking group known as anonymous, says it recorded the call which it says was about efforts to deal with its tactics. it's friday night, and in washington, that means one thing sometimes. the white house and another late document dump on capitol hill this evening. fox news has obtained these e-mails from a government source who note they show the energy department made a conditional loan commitment to the solar company, solyndra, in the march -- in march of 2009, months before the full loan. the white house maintains that was previously disclosed and there is still no evidence of political pressure. we are in the process of going through the 313 pages of paperwork on the administration's dealings with solyndra, the now bankrupt solar energy company that received a half billion dollars in government guar

this is his effort to resolve what has been a big problem with the cath licks and many people with religious freedom. >> well, when the government says they are going to give you a right, guess what? they can tell you how they are going to exercise that right because you have given them control. >> meaning what? >> you have given them -- >> who is "them"? >> the government. you have told them, they are designing the system with every insurance policy in america. they will design the system of how much you will pay for that policy, how much you will pay if you don't pay for the policy, in other words, be fined. all of these things -- here's the important thing. you alluded to this. what is insurance for? you buy auto insurance for oil changes or to get gasoline? of course not! why is the federal government mandating insurance for something that is not a very expensive medical item? i mean, why are they requiring people, particularly -- if -- >> do you think insurance companies are really going to pay for this? >> of course not. >> they will find a way to pass it off. >> they will pass it off

. >>> a man says that nine sheriffs deputies viciously beat him up at the san francisco cath jail. >>nd watch out of nowhere. boom to the face. >>> the jailhouse surveillance tape that is at the center of a lawsuit. >>> occupy cal is back. we'll tell you what police are doing about it and what the protestors are asking for. >>> investigators are on the scene of a lumberyard fire in san rafael. what firefighters say helped them to get the flames under control. >>> traffic in the south bay so far so good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. we're ready. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve paulson. we have a big parade tomorrow. >> i know. we do have a little pattern change today. i know yesterday 60s and 70s. it was oh so nice. well a little bit cooler. maybe light rain to the north but a lot of low clouds. more sun to the east and south. more clouds along the coast and also into the north bay. here is sal. >>> steve, good mornin

. >> shepard: some evidence, cath rip, that the attacks this week on the israeli diplomats is connected to iran? >> that is very significant. today, thy police confirming several iranians are facing charges of attempted murder and possessing explodes after two days of explosions in bangkok. could these attacks show iran is feeling pressure from sanctions or are the strikes tied to the death of hezbollah commentator. behind the bombing of the marine bare rakes in 1993 that killed 220 marines was killed by a car bomb. a former senior counter terrorism official telling fox, quote: there is no daylight between israel's public statements and private view of the attacks. there is information that the administration is nor cautious. we obviously wouldn't be surprised if there are links to iran given iran's behavior in the past. we are not going to declare one way or the other before the investigations are complete. >> the counter terrorism official also confirming that israeli security has been ramped up across the board in response though these incidents, shep. >> catherine herridge in washin

he wins among independents and even last night, he won among cath likes in both arizona and michigan.> gail, there's a lot of pressure also coming against you guys, to try to retool the campaign, to not exceed to you know, the detroit economic clubs decision to move that event to ford field which was clearly an awkward event and where, you know, he gave an important speech and it got overshadowed, blame it media and the campaign, it got overshadowed by all the mistakes that were made. well -- is there going to be an effort to try to ramp it up, maybe bring in fresh blood? >> well, the organization that we have has been incredible. in fact, if you look at our organization we are half the size of what we were four years ago, in the campaign. and we feel good about where we are. we are -- it was very clear last week after the detroit economic speech that the decision to hold the event was from the detroit economic club. we have a strong organization. we have good leadership and we are going to continue on. >> now, another point that was made, why didn't mitt romney attack santorum's comm

if you look at polls, the majority of cath likts support this. cad lick women sharply support this.opposed. they're not going to vote for the president anyway so i think the politics have been misunderstood, but the president has gone out and gotten surrogates. i think senator shahin will be leading efforts. so i think they are getting surrogates out there, and i think there's a big difference between the washington conversation on this issue and the conversation in the country. >> you look at this from both perspectives? what do you think? isms the challenge for barack obama is the catholic church is not backing down. they are not backing down. they are out there defending religious free. it's very rare you see catholic bishops encourage the priests in the parishes to stand up and read a letter. that happened a couple sundays ago, so i think the challenge is the church more than the partisan politics. if you described this as being about women and their access to contraception. if it's about government, scherra, intervention or govern takeover of something or another, that seems to

cath rain herrige is live in d.c.miliar questions with very familiar answers about privacy vs. security. >> well, it does, shep, in addition to a controversial homeland security program, the fbi quietly released these documents on the web. the bureau is trying to develop what amounts to a law enforcement app. based on data pulled from the social networking sites. the fbi says the program should have the ability, quote to quickly vent, identify and identify breaking events, incidents and emerging threats. former advisor on homeland security under the bush administration says the new social network raises all kinds of questions. >> we have got to figure what is the right balance between privacy and security. and i'm not sure we as a country have really addressed that question. i have -- when you are dealing with known foreign terrorist organizations, and known jihadi sympathizers and known terrorists, to me, that's a cut and dry kind of case. >> according to the aclu who reviewed the fbi documents for fox, information p