that's jack chapman. >> very talented, creative. makes you wonder, why is he here? behind the killer song next. >> you know. >> yeah. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> you know someone is not playing when they go to the gym when they need not one, but two treadmills to do their workout. check out this guy. he goes from treadmill to treadmill. i don't know if he's trying to do a one-man okay go video or what but he's got moves and he is not playing. >> this is the only way you can make running on a treadmill entertaining and exciting. otherwise it's a snooze fest. this is actually something to get yourself into. >> looks like an ice skating routine he's practicing, right. >> i love how he can spin around and go

that's jack chapman. >> very talented, creative. makes you wonder, why is he here? behind the killer song next. >> you know. >> yeah. >>> you know someone is not playing when they go to the gym when they need not one, but two treadmills to do their workout. check out this guy. he goes from treadmill to treadmill. i don't know if he's trying to do a one-man okay go video or what but he's got moves and he is not playing. >> this is the only way you can make running on a treadmill entertaining and exciting. otherwise it's a snooze fest. this is actually something to get yourself into. >> looks like an ice skating routine he's practicing, right. >> i love how he can spin around and go from treadmill to treadmill and the woman with her pink phone, she's like i've got to get this. >> i love this fella. >> this is acceptable only when there's nobody at the gym. people waiting for the treadmill and you to do this wacky dance, not on my watch. >> this has to be recently because everybody's falling down on their new year's resolution so it's empty right now. >> i would watch

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. >> tom chapman is also riding in the race. >> the mud was actually like pea soup.always dangerous because at times when it is like that, it's a little bit slippery. >> the horses line up at the starting gate. the first race of the day. >> they're off. >> tom chapman riding current lady is among the early front-runners. nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place. as the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of

elsewhere in the vatican on hold has to priests chapman's and choir boys have been busy rehearsing. the team put feet to the border. it will work with love for these preparations and for the success of the ceremonies in the coming days. in jordan and everyone of them is important for them. sen pizzas basilica of the parts ornaments and tools being taken to the state and can be polished. it's the root meaning and is down to key press conference is ready for an intensive weekend for easter vigil. finally they might look like it's a bit here as to more than a dozen superman a number of captain america's wonder women and spiderman. all gathering in of washington in a bid to break the will report to the launch of a gathering of individuals dressed as comic book heroes of two hundred and seven spandex clad see their heroes showed up but sadly didn't even get close to beating the established rapport. which was the entire three years ago when five times in the shootout physics is like so watching this team. thank god. a. he will think and they would call a musical and he hit the net. dc hip

chapman if introduced at trial and observed by the jury.ow to "red eye"'s chief legal correspondent. >> it looks like bob beckel in the green room. beckel, right? >> all right, baker, you have a tattoo on your lower back of the cia emblem. >> i do. >> was that a trick to get people into thinking that you weren't in the cia? nobody in the cia -- is this a weird trick. i would never put "murder" on my neck and then kill somebody. >> you read my book about the -- all the dipsy-do. so it is "murder" but he thought he was clever because it is a mirror image. if you just look at it and if you operate in the circles he operates in, you will never get it. >> it doesn't say "murder" it says redrum. >> here is my thought. everything gets so complicated. everything is so difficult. why don't you just put some freaking duct tape around his neck and go through the trial? why are they agonizing over something as stupid as this. the guy killed somebody for goodness sake. >> how do you know that a? innocent until -- >> wait, wait, wait for the trial. >> yo

for the past three years, jennifer chapman from the ngo blue ventures has been encouraging fishermenn northern belize to try something new. >> hi. >> we are speaking about a new fishery, and not everybody necessarily believes in it from the beginning. it is important to have a good relationship, be honest about the opportunities, which do and do not exist, what may exist in the future, don't make false promises, things like that. >> for the marine biologist, that means explaining that lionfish resents an alternative to seasonal seafood such as muscles and lobsters. it also means talking about the venomous spines. >> can you see any spines here? >> b is fishermen are pretty pragmatic in their approach to the lionfish. >> imagine what would happen if we could not catch the lionfish. they would end up taking over our fishing territory. >> increasing numbers of fishermen see lionfish is an opportunity, and are killing them before they ruin their business. although the venomous spines can be cut off, there needs to be a consumer demand for the fish. the island of caye caulker is belize to

linda chapman. for many years i was an officer of the federal executive boards disability opportunity council which i'm not representing here but we attitude -- used to say that people think people with disabilities begin and end with wheel chairs. it's being able to walk at a limited scale and impacts people as they become older. i think that although you believe that you have reached stakeholders and your official advisory boards, when i go to senior disability action for example well maybe bob plant a will come and tell us there is going to be a hearing. i haven't seen much interaction and outreach that people tell you that bus stops 3 and 4 blocks apart are ridiculous. people have to navigate to the get there and to say it's not different on people with disabilities is absurd. your customers are people who are disabled. almost the entire bus is full of them. the three i'm glad you are saving. the other night when i was taking it home from jackson and fillmore there was already a man on a wheelch

for the past three years jennifer chapman from the n g o blue ventures has been encouraging fisherman in northern belize to try something new. in thinking about any fishery hands. not everybody is necessary basin from the beginning say it's very important have a good relationship. be honest about what the opportunities are still intending to ask what makes this and if you check and to make false promises things like that. with a marine biologist means explaining that money and to present an alternative to seasonal seafood such as mussels and monsters. it also means talking about the venomous spines. i mean when you see in these times here. fishermen are pretty pragmatic in their approach to the line imagine what would happen if we can catch live. then end up taking over our kitchen pantry increasing numbers of fish and sea lion fish as an opportunity and are killing them before they ruin their business. although the venomous spines can be cut off. there needs to be a consumer demand for the pitch the island of key called curtis believes tourist center. residents there are a part of fl

>> i'm ryan chapman. i'm from the state of oklahoma and i would say my word is definitely inspiring. >> let me ask you why. >> it's incredible to see people from all different branches of government that have different political leanings, left, right, more moderate, speaking about how we're trying to get back to working together to solve the problems facing the nation, no matter who is on what spectrum, the problems that need to be solved are trying to get done here. >> who wants to set the agenda for the last part of our discussion here? yes, sir, your name, where are you from? why are you here? >> i'm gabriel from kansas city, missouri. right across from my good friend in st. louis. >> are you going to be a professor? you have that good looking bow tie on? >> no, i'm going into politics. i just want to stand out when i go on the floor to speak so people listen to me. >> are you going to be member of the house or senate? >> we will find out maybe one day. >> what does it mean if you have a flag in your l

elsewhere in the vatican a whole host of priests chapman's and choir boys have been busy rehearsing. you'd think with deep level that it will work with love for these preparations and for the success of the ceremonies in the coming days. jordan and everyone off some steam and water and fuel. st peter's basilica of the hundreds of ornaments and jewels have been taken out of the state and can be polished it's really a gleaming and just don't have to keep christ in process is ready for an intensive weekend of easter vigil. say it. wally hall appears to have to post and had to stay with us the bill approved in recent seasons. sch. i was. down to it. we went to swap with his big trip to the extent of the community. once led. to kill the parents. we've managed to forget. a court brief on the plains reconciliation and hard labor the state and has worked hand in hand. these are people who have been reaching for it and contribute to economic development of reach the financial returns are taking to the bomb it competes with the lower gold rush. not only kissing is in principle on a good one i'

. >> 31-year-old jeffrey wade chapman is about to go on trial for murder in kansas, and a tate word "urder" spelled backwards. he and his defense team are worried it might prejudice the jurors. and they're trying to have it removed. but they reportedly have him cover it up with a turtle neck. is this something the jury should know about? should they know that? >> and i'd get it in. >> i bet you would. >> this is what frustrates me. we're going to perpetuate a fraud on the jury and cover up who he is. he also has a tear drop, which means he's done hard time. they going to cover that up, too? probably, let's act like he's a boy scout. here's how you get it in with the judge. if it is part of the identification. i had a guy who was robbed at gunpoint and he said the guy that robbed me had a tattoo on the arm, et cetera. i said to the judge, here we go, identification. let's see if we have the right guy. are we interested in justice? take off this shirt in front of the jury. bye-bye, state prison. >> there you go. >> greg -- >> justice! >> look, i think you got it all wrong, kimberly. >>

lane chapman. all right, lane, do you see this as another land grab? what the blm is now saying regarding what you say is your property? >> ma'am, it is absolutely everything to do with the land grab. this land, it is in no way federal land. it has been in my family. i found out today. i went back and looked and i was told since 1886. we have other properties. it has been in my family since the 1960s. either way it has been taxed for over a century. or for multiple generations. >> so lane, you're saying you've been paying taxes on this property. that the federal government and harry reid and his bureau of land management are saying that is public property? >> that's kregt. that is main difference between what's going on in the western part of the united states and texas. that out there is blm handled. it is leased to an individual. this land in texas is owned. it has a deed that was handwritten. i have the deeds. and it is taxed every year. we pay our taxes early generally. this is truly private property. it is defined in every aspect of it. even when

then there was ben chapman and others who were really the worst kinds of guys that we ran into.ded with silence. he refused to respond to the violence, choosing instead to fight back with his play on the field. and it all started on this night 67 years ago. when you think of what the people like jackie robinson took to advance us 67 years ago, we can take what we need to take to keep that advance going. advancing the dream today. >>> boehner's heros. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. let me start with the heated up battle over politics and race. john boehner, the speaker of the house denied it has anything to do with the way republican members of congress, two of them from texas especially treat the administration of barack obama. >> there's no issue of rac

of arizona, cal state east bay, chapman, i do not know if i got the mall but it is all i can remember. >> he did it all with his own career and >> i feel like this will is a bad rap sometime in oakland in a general this a bad rap for not having a good public education so for me i just felt like anybody can do it. so i fell igor to public school and do it for their. >> he is unerring down his tauruses and will probably pick a school on the east coast preferably one with a good baseball program as far as his major is concerned, he is up in the air on that one. >> jeff bush in oakland, kron 4 news. >> good morning. we have areas of fog but we have a lot of sunshine coming up. >> right now, we have blue skies over san francisco. here is a live look over cathedral hill. we have a lot sunshine in san francisco and the fog is starting to burn off. we have low clouds around half moon bay right now grid that is not one to be the case for the afternoon. right now the temperatures are in the 40's. take a look at that after the temperatures are the low 60s to perhaps low 70's. we're talking about

for today, chapman bell, nbc news, christchurch, new zealand. >>> dylan is back with another check ofthe forecast. >> could be a very busy day today. we've got the showers and storms starting to fire up. it'll take until a it willle bit this afternoon before we see some of the stronger storms. right in red there from the midwest into texas and louisiana. then we have snow on the backside of this system. especially back toward denver and some of the ski resorts out that way. that could end up with about 6 to 12 >>> that is your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> coming up next, the remarkable high schooler who was the bell of the ball when she showed up at the prom with a super bowl champion on her arm. the heartwarming story right after this. i jbut they blacked me out.ht these miles are useless! that's turrible. and all the other dates are triple the miles! triple the miles? that's as useless as chuck at a golf tournament. or you at the three point line. or you in a spelling bee. you gotta switch to the venture card from capital one. you can fly any airline. no blackout

ben chapman of independent television news narrates this report on the recovery operation. >> reporter: it is a dark and difficult task. a diver follows a rope through the murky waters to reach the sunken ship. amid a maze of staircases, doorways and windows float blankets and life jackets. but he is interested only in the dead, recovering the bodies of nearly two hundred people trapped inside. he is among more than seven hundred workers and more than 200 vessels involved in this most grim of tasks, where success looks like this. more than 100 bodies have now been brought ashore. the families of those on board study descriptions of the dead pinned on notice boards. others simply study the sea. please save them, this man cries. the families are urging the government to speed up the search. this man says parents would go into the water themselves if they could. but they know too that hope is all but gone. the divers have been given just two more days before work begins to raise the ship to the surface. anger continues to grow at how this could have happened. it's emerged crew members rep

primeus king the plaintiff in king versus chapman, the georgia white primary case, was an itinerate baptista, muscogee, followed suit in challenging the white primary. and they told him if you don't withdraw that suit, you could end up in the chattahoochee river. and in 1943, primeus king said, well, if i end up in the chattahoochee river, white people, at least i'll be thrown in there for something, because all of those other black people were thrown in there for nothing. that's courage. so history understands how we got where we are. i have a success of where i am in life. i am absolutely certain about one thing. i did not get here by myself. >> vernon jordan, who i respect in part, because you don't just talk about this, because you did it. it is an honor. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> and we'll be right back. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up

wayne chapman. thanks for joining me.ately owned. the feds own i think less than 2%. what would be the justification for blm taking this land? >> actually, that is the main question. we can't find a reason they actually want it. the only thing i can figure is right now the fact we're in an oil boom, any mineral received from that river bottom they would take the money from. >> that's frightening. can they just do that? can the bureau of land management come in and say we want this land, it's now ours? >> actually, since this land is taxed property, it's been taxed for nearly a century now, and as far as private property rights, i believe that it's owned by the individual and is in no way owned by the federal government. >> right. again, like most of texas. >> that's right. >> what will you do if blm lays claim to what you say is your land? >> the most obvious thing is we would fight it. that's all i can do. the land that's in question is the heart beat of my operation along is efrl of my neighbors in the area. it's where

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now, the driver was allowed to leave, but police got a search warrant for his home on chapman lane westpetaluma. when they arrived there, it looked like the driver had been digging in the dirt, and they found 60 pounds of processed and packaged marijuana buds which had been hastily concealed in a manger in a sheep field next to his home. >>> time now is 7:36. the district attorney's office leading the investigation of a suspended concord police officer facing possible drug charges. officer matthew schweitzer is a member of the k-9 department, accused of illegally obtaining precipitation drugs. and one woman says officer schweitzer came to her home several times to ask about her pain medication. >> he asked me if i was taking marco, and i says yeah, and he wanted to borrow some. >> now, investigators stress that the charges against officer schweitzer, they're still pending. he's been on paid leave since february due to this drug investigation. >>> a gun buy back, planned tomorrow in san francisco. mayor lee, city supervisors, is several church groups, they're all sponsoring it. in the pa

rex chapman said i have it on good authority, coach cal's got the lakers job.ng to go to the nba? >> no. but what's funny, none of us heard that. anthony davis comes in, some guys are in there. anthony, nba, you going to the lakers? no i said, will you come with me? >> all joking. you're staying put? >> yes. >> all right. big blue! >> thanks, guys. >> players first. good to see you. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to prote

chapman despite the truce agreed upon by kiev and antigovernment leaders.nd is it time for charles to change his ways britain's prince of wales is under fire for earning a king's ransom from a medieval set up which m.p.'s say should be shared with the public. welcome to a monday here were naughty international rory sushi with your top world headlines afghanistan's former foreign minister currently leads the race to become the next president and the vote count should be completed by thursday but early results show the frontrunner is around six percent short of the required fifty percent to secure the victory that means a runoff is likely and more political instability for the country which has suffered thirteen years of war international forces pull out in the coming months and that heralds grim prospects for the country's most vulnerable who are already enduring poverty poor health and malnutrition if you cough enough reports. desperate cries and shriveled bodies this is what acute malnutrition is doing to an estimated one million children across afghanista

as a female i never gave male circumcision a second thought so i decided to speak with george and chapman of intact america to hear her side of a story i first asked her one circumcision jump from being a religious to a mainstream surgical procedure. most americans do not understand that circumcision was started in the nineteenth century and timeline but most are saying. it's. circumcision. already and doctors in england and america. as a way to stop boys from pleasuring themselves it was also promoted to cure all kinds of melodies and you're going to laugh but this is all extremely well documented in the literature circumcision was playing to prevent your working loss' sore to cure it to prevent insanity or to cure it. to prevent or cure him dysplasia to fix crossed. of course to prevent that ariel disease that's that claim has recurred over the years and then finally it was kind of fall out into as a way. of keeping boys clean as as they put it and that that was really a function of the fact that in the early twentieth century. populations integrating from southern europe were men tende