that was what we learned after christopher's shooting. the community. who were concerned about excessive use of force within the albuquerque police department. as we were doing our home work. and going back, decade not just within the four-year period. there was an undeniable problem within the albuquerque police department. a systemic problem. and so we worked very hard to get documentation together. to provide to the department of justice. that would provide them with a compelling reason to come to albuquerque to do a comprehensive investigation and look into this, this city of albuquerque and the police department. >> yeah, there are many reports about this as we mentioned. the 20-some killings and the report. and previous criticism and a lot of investigative reporting on this conduct. let me also get your response. i want to play for you what the albuquerque mayor said in response to findings that i mention in the report. get your thoughts. take a listen. >> just as important as the findings are, the path forward is going to be vital.

next speaker, please. >> heidi saratan, [speaker not understood] christopher vidalas. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i'm asking the board -- i have a group of students that we left school early to be here today. [speaker not understood] show involvement if we can possibly have them come up. we have three more students right outside. >> okay, they can come. >>> all right, so, good afternoon. we're excited to be here to be representing access arc and students of san francisco unified. we were excited we heard in your notes you're going to be extending the free muni to youth to 18 year olds. because 18 year olds are still part of the federal school system. we want to make sure you under we are part of the population here in san francisco that represent transition students with disabilities that are still part of the public school system, san francisco unified and we're served till 22. i just want to make note and important correction in language use that i used to e-mail the board. you guys had listed referring to our 18 to 22 mild modera

it made christopher bailey its so the creative and control areirector in his hands. companies have resisted combining creative and business roles for years. the million-dollar question that all of the peers of burberry will be looking at is, can christopher bailey make it work? >> it is a fairly unusual step. i think it is better seen in the context of creative thinking. bailey has been with the company for a long time. he has progressed in his role from the designer of burberry's runway line to being involved in strategic decision-making and being appointed chief creative officer. he has worked side-by-side with outgoing ceo angela aarons four years now. he has been a pioneer in many ways, helping take burberry and the rest of the luxury industry from the analog age into the digital age. at the same time, reinvigorating burberry's product portfolio and designs and making it so that the dna is the fashion brand of the future. >> is christopher bailey equipped to fulfill the roles of chief creative officer and ceo? burberry has always been at pains in making sure that

christopher reeve only imagined it. tonight watch this paralyzed man do this. >> lift leg up. >> a breakthrough seen here on "world news." >>> good evening to you on this tuesday night. tonight the explosive issue of equal pay for equal work is front and center in the news. today president obama said it's time to take action signing an executive order and directly at a workplace secret. the gap in pay between men and women doing the same job. and abc tells us what changed today. >> reporter: tennessee mother terri kelly, an executive at a pharmaceutical company, found out she was underpaid because her husband worked for the same company doing the same job. >> i really kind of thought this can't be happening in today's world. >> reporter: she says he got a higher salary more frequent bumps in pay and was promoted more quickly, earning an estimated $65,000 more than her over nine years. >> to see consistently year after year the pay disparity was a really tough lesson. >> reporter: today at the white house, president obam

it's christopher lane. christopher lane was killed, and christopher looked just like my sons. i have sons. he is a little paler than my sons, but he has two arms and two legs. he has two eyes and a nose and a heart, just like my sons have. and so i waited. [applause] i waited to hear the president say, "i demand justice for christopher lane." and i waited, and i have yet to hear that same passion and fervor. and the only conclusion i can justicem that is that hinges on the color of one's skin. when the value of life is dependent upon this thin little in, weeter of melon are in deep trouble, we are a nation deeply divided, and we have to deal with the president for his failure to protect justice an f. [applause] well, the american dream is really dependent on three things. safety, jobs, education. let's look at jobs first. this administration has created hundreds of thousands of new built thousands of miles of roads and bridges, built new civic projects. the only problem is that he has done that in foreign lands, while our roads and bridges our familieslle remain unemployed, th

the board received a letter from christopher delainy asking that the board take jurisdiction over a tree removal permit which was issued on january 14, 2014. the appeal period ended on january 29, 2014 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on march 3, 2014. the permit holder is richard price and the project is approval to remove six existing trees and plant nine new trees. we will start with the requestors. who would like to speak on behalf of the requesters, you have three minutes. >> i need to make a disclosure, commissioners, that quite a few years ago miss delaney was hired by /phao*eugs for a project in emeryville. >> and i thank you. >> i'm here, christopher delaney -- i own the building at 600 illinois. the reason that we are here is we are asking for the board to take jurisdiction of the permits. we did miss the deadline due to improper posting and failure to comply with section 806b3b, specifically stating that notice will be provided to the surrounding neighbors and the department shall post the notice on the affected tree. the two trees we are here to disc

search teams are looking for survivors in that rubble. >>> the arraignment for 16-year-old christopherath of a classmate after she turned down his invitation to the prom. >>> a congressman expected to surrender to the f.b.i. facing charges relating to a restaurant he operated before being elected to congress. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. hundreds of men in california puttingç on high heels to raise money to stop domestic violence. the men said the mile-long walk was tricky but worth it for a good cause. the next, the bad. an australian newspaper publishes a front page full of missing headlines. they said employees hit a wrong button. finally the ugly, a new show or new survey shows teens can no longer tell the difference between real life and the on-line world. the research raising questions about whether schools are doing enough to teach about dangers of the internet. >> time for your brew on this responses. los angeles clippers coach donald sterling is feeling the full court press after racist comments he made. the nba is expected to announ

christopher gomez is accused of stealing a lap top and cash. the baby was not hurt.e could face burglary charges. investigators believe he also broke into two other homes. a highway sniper attack since last month now in custody. police say the man may be responsible for at least 12 of the 20 shootings that put the community on edge. three people were hurt. police plan to release more information about the suspect at a news conference later today. >>> brand new video inside the sunken ship in south korea moments after the chaos happened. passengers clinging to whatever they can. divers are pumping air into the boat. 270 people are still missing. >> investigators say the captain handed the wheel to the third mate when all of the problems started. >> there was no reason (inaudible) >> a crank is on the scene now but today's bad weather isn't helping the effort. >>> millions of credit and debit card accounts are now at risk from a new hee tail hacking attack. this time from the arts and crafts chain michaels. unlike target's massive security breech last year. the company

. >>> little christopher has uncovered a flaw with the security system in the new x- box one. >> i got all of this. >> what was your first reaction? >> how awesome is that? >> those kids from san diego. what are you going to do? microsoft has come up with a fix and acknowledged christopher on his website as a security researchers. microsoft is rewarding him with four games, $50 and a yearlong subscription to x-box live. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour developing news an early morning fire damaged a building that is owned by oakland's children's hospital. we take you live to the scene for the reason that the fire is being called suspicious. >> and why a disgraced san francisco supervisor who is spending years behind bars is expected to head back to jail today. >> we are looking at a commute that is wet and if you don't like driving in the rain but you have to, i would suggest allowing yourself extra time. i will tell you what commutes are getting busy already. >> our system is moving through but it has a little bit of a punch to it. we are getting heavy rain right over oakland. >>>

christopher bailey will be the new ceo. us from paris. -- andrew roberts joins us from paris. >> fashion companies every tested combining these two jobs. you have to wonder whether burberry can make it work. >> burberry faces some challenges going forward. they are building and a beauty business. in house a beauty business. this is a short-term challenge for burberry in the next 18 months to 24 months. having said that, bailey himself has been in charge of helping set the strategy. inn the outgoing ceo joined 2006, she invited him to be part of those discussions. i think there is a feeling among investors that he does have the longevity with the brand itself, the business itself, he has that understanding. he is surrounded by a team that will help them balance both his creative responsibilities and the commercial ones. >> is this a one-off case for burberry? is this a one-off case? or is this a starting point of the fashion world changing. the money comes from the creative director, so that he should be the ceo? >> when you

paul christopher, thank you so much from wells fargo adviser. >>> and two big companies, intel and yahoo! report their earnings of shares of both companies rose in the post-market session initially and that could possibly set the tone for tomorrow's trading in the closely watched technology sector. >>> and here is more about that intel report. the chipmaker's first quarter profit beat the analysts, revenue rose by one and a half percent to $12.7 billion, but that was below expectations, still investors brought up shares of the company, they rose as much as 3% initially in after-hours trading, and dominic chu joins us to break it down, so we know that intel has been challenged over the last couple of months. so i mean, what does you see with the numbers? >> well, it is no secret with intel that it is about the secular decline, everybody is using tablets and smartphones. intel has been decidedly slow to the game in getting themselves up to speed. this time we saw the pc design market is seeing perhaps signs of destableation. where intel is making huge gains, cloud compute iing, the a segme

little christopher he discovered a flaw in the security system in the new x- box one.ne day his dad saw the little boy was playing games he wasn't supposed to by logging into his x-box live account. he unlocked the password by typing the space keys and then hitting enter. >> i gotten all this. he was going to find out. >> what was your first reaction? >> how awesome is that? >> microsoft has come up with a fix to even acknowledge look chris -- they even acknowledged christopher on their website. they rewarding christopher with four games, $50, and yearlong subscription to x-box live. >>> a little girl is waiting to see if her favorite san francisco 49er will come to her birthday party later this month. she sent patrick willis is a personal letter and birthday invitation. her aunt sent us photo of elizabeth with the invitation and reads dear patrick willis i'm your biggest fan i'm having a birthday party on april 26th, it's going to be a frozen party and you are invited. he posted the photo on his facebook page and instagram and said best invitation ever. thank you eliz

christopher williams, good of you to join us, bet of luck with your efforts. >> thank you. >> we'll be back with more of "consider this". imagine being paralyzed from the neck down and suddenly being able to move. millions of paralyzed americans have new hope this week thanks to a new kind of therapy. researchers at the university of louieville implanted electrical stimulators in the spinal chords of four men, all regaining some control over their legs. i'm joined by the physician that evaluated the me, a professor of physical med son and wraction at the university of lou viville school of medicine amongst others. >> you chose four men with severe injuries, and planted a stimulator in their spinal cords. how did it works, and were you surprised it worked as well as it did. >> we were surprised. when we initially implanted the stimulator we were not anticipating functional recovering for the patients. it was surprising when the stimulator was on, and rob summers, the patient, felt he could move his toe. when we asked him to voluntarily remove his leg. the ph.d. neurophysicsologist asked

christopher williams, good of you to join us, bet of luck with your efforts. >> thank you. >> we'll be back with more of the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. imagine being paralyzed from the neck down and suddenly being able to move. millions of paralyzed americans have new hope this week thanks to a new kind of therapy. researchers at the university of louieville implanted electrical stimulators in the spinal chords of four men, all regaining some control over their legs. i'm joined by the physician that evaluated the me, a professor of physical med son and wraction at the university of lou viville scho

let's go directly to kiev to speak with christopher miller. can you explain what is happening now in kiev? the unrest is continuing. things have been relatively calm today, all things considered. yesterday we did see the takeover of another city administration building and of course the assassination attempts of a mayor in the second largest city of ukraine. people believe the attempt on his life was meant to further destabilize the situation. obviously, there are different rumors flying around as to who might be behind it. today, the government is taking steps. it could help the situation. they are considering holding a referendum in line with the elections on may 25. it has not been decided yet. we are hearing that talks are underway. meanwhile, the separatist groups in eastern ukraine, in these flashpoint cities, are considering holding unilateral referendums in their cities on may 11, in line with many holidays and victory day, which is a big celebration here in the soviet -- former soviet union. the situation is in eastern ukraine compare

. >> joining us is christopher bellito, history chair and author of "when a pope dies."o have you with us. >> good morning. >> what's interesting, christopher, is that these two popes now, saints maybe embody opposite opposing ends of catholicism. explain that, how the difference between a pope john paul ii and a pope john xxiii and their different views of catholicism. >> sure. i'm going to respectfully disagree with you. >> okay. >> i don't think that john xxiii is a pure liberal and john paul ii is a pure conservative. that goes a certain distance, but the catholic church is neither conservative nor liberal, know you have conservative and liberal catholics. we have to remember that john xxiii wasn't going to snap his fingers and make women priests. john paul ii was as much a critic of capitalism as he was of communism. no one would call benedict xvi a liberal, yet he called for the redistribution of wealth and said health care is a fundamental human right. i think what's happening here is a call for unity and yes, there are people who identify john xxiii on the progre

christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap. i think i can use this.this. that's a lot of dirt. it's that easy! good job chris! i think a woman will probably come your way. [ both laugh ] >>> a father gets the scare of his life when he is accidently separated from his 3-year-old son on a portland, oregon train platform. it's all caught on the station's security camera. november 16th, 2009, aaron bailey and his son aden are on the way to aden's school when the train stops at the main street platform the doors open and little aden clutching his father's hand steps out on to the platform and that's when the terrifying ordeal begins. >> i had him in my hand such as this and he exited first and as he was exiting he pushed the handicap ramp. >> aden pulls the handicap button on his way out of the door which causes it to close right on his father's hand. completely separated from his son it's now a race against time for aaron to get off of the train. >> i frantically tried to push the open door button and they did not open. being a father i panicked, not know

. >>> christopher. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> "primer impacto".etas. >>> de todo. >>> chancletas. >>> si lo pensaste, lo hicimos. >>> algo que me llama la atenciÓn, esta marca, ayuda a obras benÉficas. >>> sÍ, porque en el mundo uno tiene que dar para recibir. >>> una vez empaca el producto estÁ listo para su distribuciÓn. >>> el primer lema cuÁl fue? >>> i am love, i am peace, happy y caos. >>> por quÉ caos? >>> porque todo el mundo tiene caos en su vida, sin caos, no hay diversiÓn. >>> nuestra Última parada, la tienda. >>> quÉ mensaje tÚ le envÍas a todas esas mujeres que quieren sobresalir como empresarias en este mundo tan competitivo? >>> que ningÚn sueÑo es muy grande, si tienes pasiÓn, y crees de verdad en lo que haces, y el mundo lo cree. tienes que luchar. >>> quÉ tal. inspira a cualquiera. fÍjate que un sueÑo de alina, era trabajar con oprah winfrey, en 4 aÑos, estÁ pronto, a casi de suceder, cuando me fui de la entrevista, recibÍa una llamada de oprah winfrey. una mujer que empezÓ hace 4 aÑos. >>> aliados que consiguiÓ. una historia que

hola, christopher. cÓmo te trata la jefa? es buena?Ñoritas que son muy rÁpidas, inspeccionan la ropa, y las cuentan y las empaquetan. >> cuÁntos productos tienes actualmente? >> miles, ni sÉ decirte, tengo de todo. si lo has pensado,lo hemos hecho. >> me llama la atenciÓn que esta marca ayuda. >> es importante, porque en el mundo uno tiene que dar para recibir. >> una vez empacado, el producto estÁ empacado para su distribuciÓn. quÉ fue lo primero? i'm love. >> sÍ, y termina en i'm chaos, porque todo el mundo tiene un poquito de caos en su vida. >> quÉ mensaje le darÍas a las mujeres que quieren sobresalir como empresarias? >> que ningÚn sueÑo es muy grande si tienes pasiÓn y crees en lo que estÁs haciendo, tienes que luchar. >> inspira a cualquiera, uno de los sueÑos de alina era trabajar con oprah en cuatro aÑos, pienso yo, que estÁ a punto de suceder, estaba recibiendo su llamada. >> la verdad es una historia que inspira mucho, porque ella nunca imaginÓ la magnitud. >> jamÁs, ella comenzÓ haciendo camisetas para sus hijos, tuvo que

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ambassador to arrive, christopher hill. toassador hill, bring us up speed on the political stakes and what it means for iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki. guest: obviously the stakes are huge here. first, just organizing the election has been quite an effort. the iraqis have had the help of un officeffice -- the of the american and other embassies. it is different when you do not have 50,000 american troops on the ground, which was the case in the last election. this will really be a test to the iraqi security forces and certainly since the last few years especially, since the outbreak of violence in syria, there has been a spillover of that violence into iraq. there is a lot of disquiet about prime minister malki. the security environment has been very tough in the run-up to the elections. one of the big questions will be whether the sunnis, who live in some of these parts of anbar province, under al qaeda control, are going to be able to vote. they have worked out arrangements for some of the displaced people to vote.

his appointment was set for changes announced by christopher phones fondled following the ballot to decide if this policy is like the elections. this bike a bit now so the challenges facing the new government in you're still smarting from the blueline local ballot boxes where the socialists were swept for more than one hundred and fifty tokens president the stormont has lost little time in reshuffling the covenant with the new prime minister at the helm. former interior minister manuel barroso is seen as acting with the speed and decisive miss that some feel is lacking in his boss who is counting on him to restore hope to a disillusioned should receive what subject i signed him three object was the first to restore strength to our economy. the second mission is social justice is a sister responsibility signed with corporations must be coupled with a solidarity pact with the people. education and job training for young people social security was a priority given to the adding that the uk and in a vessel to. you can trust with the president's record low approval ratings. manuel barroso is po

president, and members i'm christopher i live here. i raise to continue my remarks i speak of my high school and/or the time when the adult person because visible. there was a group of us were told our i q's were challenging. they were having more money to be pumped into the system my number was one hundred and 42 that's the low income of the group there were two fellows at high-end and somehow it balances when you understand daily you're not the smartest person in the world even though sometimes you're the smartest person in the stadium whatever that number is you can be emotionally stupid. but mathematical was wonderful and i learned the usefulness of questioning he premises and the utility of arguing. i took a computerized programming coursed in 1963 and developed the first interactive computer games and decided that putting a keypunch in every home was not practical. they gave me a course in chinese i tried to speak the language today, i didn't. thank you, mr. president >> next speaker >> dr. espanola jackson. i came before i many

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this is christopher hubbart.aka the pillowcase rapist. a man linked to dozens of sex crimes 38 admitted victims that we know up now hubbart is set to leave prison at 63 years of age. friday a judge proposed that he be housed in unincorporated l.a. county.a rural area 80 miles outside of los angeles. while hubbart has been convicted of rapes in santa clara countyhis initial crimes were in southern californiahence the reason he's being sent south.his release has drawn national criticism. nats.hdl let's change the laws and make sure people who raped 38 women to do not walk free again. he will be more closely monitored than any person on parole any where in the state. authorities say if the location is approved hubbart won't have a chance to come back to the bay area for at least a year because of his conditional release. in fact he'll be under watch at all times for a month when he is released. sot 247 security details. he is not allowed to drive or ride the bus or take a bite. there will be random searches and seizures as well as drug testi

christopher calmly confessed to the killing minutes after maren sanchez was attacked in the hallway. turned down his prom invitation. she was a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful young woman. >>> a law in tennessee could land pregnant women who use drugs in jail. the governor sign add controversial new law which makes it a misdemeanor if the woman uses illegal drug that is could harm the unborn child. critics say they need treatment, not jail time. >>> saying no to a wisconsin photo id required for voters. they say having to show an id puts a burden on minority and the poor. they must seek approval to changes to the law. one called the ruling politically motivated. wisconsin is planning to appeal. >>> a controversial ruling over the air you breathe stands. the e.p.a. can control smog. it's a major victory for the obama administration. they say the rules will drive up costs and force plants to shut down. >>> kissing congressman is saying he will not resign despy pleas of house leadership. they are saying mcallister should step down before his term expires. eric cantor said he should give

christopher hubbart. a man linked to dozens of sex crimes across california. >> 38 admitted victims we know about. he's set to leave prison at 63 years of aged. housed in unincorporated. while he's been convicted of rapes in santa clara county he's being sent south. >> let's focus on the changing the laws and trying to figure out ways to figure out how people who rape 38 women do not run free again. >> if the location is approved he won't have a chance a chance to come back to the bay area for at least a year. he'll be watched when he is released. >> 24-7. not allowed to drive, take a bus or anything at this point. rand m searches. >>reporter: keep in mind there was a prior proposal similar to this one. there was such outrage in southern california that the property owners backed out. jr stone kron 4 news. >>> the bay area lottery luck continues tonight. someone in union city matched five of five numbers. here are the numbers. 1, 10, 15, 41, 54. the mega ball is 9. one person matched all of the numbers wi

it's christopher lane. christopher lane was killed, and christopher looked just like my sons. i have sons. he is a little paler than my sons, but he has two arms and two legs. he has two eyes and a nose and a heart, just like my sons have. and so i waited. [applause] i waited to hear the president say, "i demand justice for christopher lane." and i waited and i waited, and i have yet to hear that same passion and fervor. and the only conclusion i can draw from that is that justice hinges on the color of one's skin. when the value of life is dependent upon this thin little millimeter of melonin, we are in deep trouble, we are a nation deeply divided, and we have to deal with the president for his failure to protect justice an f. [applause] well, the american dream is really dependent on three things. safety, jobs, education. let's look at jobs first. this administration has created hundreds of thousands of new jobs, built thousands of miles of roads and bridges, built new civic projects. the only problem is that he has done that in foreign lands, while our roads and bridges cru

christopher hollosy, his bodyguard, was convicted yesterday.s awol-nation, the first to perform on july ninth -- at the 34-th annual taste of chicago. r-and-b singer, janelle monae will perform with gary clark jr. folk trio "nickel creek" will be at the fest, emmylou harris, jeff tweedy, and aloe blacc are also slated to perform. i couldn't help but correct you there. >> i do the rest of them. >> early today we have dry conditions. we are dry today. 54 this afternoon: the normal. tomorrow we have a chance of rain. off and on showers and thunderstorms thursday. fred would dry out. be cool down for the weekend into the 50s. >> we will go to sarah and a bit. coming up at five the mayor reacts to the recent violence. >> ct a cracks down and more women are doing projects do-it- yourself. >> ♪ we want you to be okay ♪ enroll, we say ♪ take care people for goodness sake ♪ >>i don't have to listen to you! i wish you were dead! >> don't you ever talk to me like that! >> if you're the mother of a child with behavior problems, i'd like to talk to you. my

christopher. three others make the ancestor journey in reverse to africa.ed as family. >> africans feel incredibly proud to know something of their very small individual specific culture is carried on across the world. all the way here in cuba. in africa, she started to sing like this. they burst in with the chorus and began dancing. she says that's when she knew exactly where they came from. bbc news in western cuba. >> isn't that a lovely story to end on? let me remind you of our top story on "gmt." the number of victims recover ed from the south korea ferry has risen to 65. 237 are still missing. the south korean president has strongly criticized the captain and crew for abandoned the ferry. she called their actions legally morally unimaginable, relating it to an act of murder. thanks for watching "gmt." stay with us here on bbc. grossemisconduct... ortho crime files. ...disturbing the pantry. a house, under siege. homeowner calls in the big guns. say helto home defense max. with the one-touch continuous-spray wand. kills bugs inside... ...and prevents n

christopher reeve only imagined it. tonight watch this paralyzed man do this. >> lift leg up. >> a breakthrough seen here on "world news." >>> good evening to you on this tuesday night. tonight the explosive issue of

willie christopher was arrested in nearby tulare. p-g&e has pleaded 'not guilty' in federal court today -- to charges stemming from the deadly san bruno blast. the indictment alleges the company quote- "knowingly and willfully" violated safety requirements. of a pipeline in question. a portion of line- 132, ruptured and caused an explosion and massive fire in 2010. eight people were killed. scores were injured. and more than three- dozen homes were destroyed. no company officials were named in the indictment. if the company is convicted -- p-g&e could face a 6- million dollar fine for the 12- charges. or, a special charge which calculates the damage done to the victims. two helicopters were needed to rescue a palo alto man in yosemite national park. park officials say, the 26- year-old fell 30-feet. while climbing with a partner in the park's cathedral mountain range. he suffered serious injuries and needed a california highway patrol helicopter to get him off the mountain. the man was then taken in a different helicopter. to memoria

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. >>> 26-year-old andrew had been sentenced to 16 years to life in prison for stabbing christopher during an argument in 2008. but the judge said the defense attorney was not qualified and they argued to retry him for second degree murder. and in the middle east this morning, they are putting their skills to the test, described as counterterrorism. it is from all over the world taking part in anti-terror drills and the event begins today and continues until monday they are trying out a new option using suv. the new service will cost less than the upscale service called black and they will not give out anymore details until next week. >>> let's go to sal, it was an eagers motionnal day, you had highs and lows and a lot ofee he emotions. right now we are nice and calm. >> that is good. so incase you are wondering we are looking at a commute which is nice and steve has been saying it is going to be very warm and you might pap are want to drive and traffic is looking very nice. you have been looking at the livermore valley and yesterday we had such a terrible commute and we are looking to see

you may remember australian baseball player christopher lane.tally shocked while jogging in oklahoma the young group that was behind the attack and killed him, they claim they randomly targeted lane because they were board. arthel neville live with the latest on this investigation. arthel? >> hi, eric. accessory after murder is what odessa barnes has been charged with. barnes is 22 years old. he is from duncan, oklahoma, which is 90 miles southwest of oklahoma city. that is the same place where 22-year-old christopher lane was killed. charges against barnes brought down monday making him the fourth person charged in the so-called "thrill kill." you might remember, one of the teenagers tied to the crime reportedly told investigators that they fatally shot the college baseball player last august because they were bored, didn't have anything to do. so they decided to kill somebody. 16-year-old chauncy loon narcs and 18-year-old dewayne jones are charged with first-degree murder. investigators allege that luna, fired the fatal shot from the back sea

>> one day a map maker christopher columbus had an idea. >> i don't think the world is flat at all.all. >> well, in 1492 columbus sailed the ocean blue but in 2014 columbus day died, at least in minneapolis. they voted unanimously to stop celebrating. some believe it is offensive to native americans to credit christopher columbus with discovering america. the change takes effect this year. the person behind it says people will feel really good about how we're advancing a racially equal agenda. do we have to go to work? thanks for watching. >>> welcome to our special audience edition of "hannity." stoned america for the entire hour. we're going to be discussing the rampant increased use of marijuana in this country. we have people on both sides of the issue but before we bring them in, our producers recently traveled to denver for the annual 4/20 pot smoking event. we've been focusing all week on the program about what happened at that event. tonight, we're taking the conversation to a whole new level and it starts right here, right now.

they have even acknowledged christopher on his website as a security researcher.t is rewarding -- microsoft is rewarding christopher with four games, $50, and yearlong subscription to x-box live. >>> we will tell you who owns the building and a closer look at the damage left behind. >> also a memorial continues to grow by a u.s. marine killed by an alleged drunk driver. how family and friends will be honoring his life. >> we are looking at wet roads and that all effect your morning commute. the traffic is moderate here. it's coming up. we'll take a look at the bay bridge and the drive times. >> still getting rain from san francisco which has picked up .38. not too bad. out to san ramon and danville. we'll take a look at it on radar. >>> we are live in oakland where arson investigators are calling an early morning fire with children's hospital suspicious. >> our spring rain continues. not a bad little system here. a third of an inch in san francisco. so will this be it and will we still warm up on the weekend and is there another system on the way. >> investigates

i'm christopher i want to comment on managerial comments. thought polk and tenth street. more than 45 drivers were in the box when it's red this is against the law and entered the box when it was already red it's against the law and talents the pedestrians to wait at the lighted and those who are watch the light and it's predatory it's steals a few seconds of a pedestrians life. those chiropractors are more important than any pedestrian and their time is more worthy put a smaller and snap a picture of each perpetrator and showing share the info with the registered insurance company and remember this is just a data collection and direction and despite of the fact the planning department thinks this it that didn't impact the investment people will change their predatory behavior when they get a hiked insurance premium. there are we go that worked. thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> hello, i'm vicky hoover i want to speak to item 26 this wilderness act. as a resident of san francisco and national chair of the coalition of environmental groups coming to coordinate the a

as christopher watkins would say, we start with a nightcap.ottom of four and the stanford man singles to center. 3-2 athletics. 5* grounder into shallow right here. brian shaw drops the ball. jim johnson who blew the opener comes on in the 9th and loads the bases. 6-4 and the indians the final. he took the blame saying we should be 3-0. it is my fault. in game one he made his a's debut against his old team, the indians. breaking ball and it locks up nick swisher. to the third and here it comes and there it goes. a two-run homer to right and our first tunnel celebration of the season. 5-0 athletics. seven and a third score less frames. a's a winner 6-1. when we come back, the warriors visit san antonio with the usual results. >> no chance for the warriors tonight in san antonio. the spurs came in riding an 18-game winning streak. they are the best in the league. tony parker and tim duncun. parker to kawhi leonard for the jam. the spurs go on a 14-0 run. have no fear, mo spaits is here. the spurs are like a machine. parker went for 18. nice to s

after piecing together two centuries of history, christopher believes that slaves carried the songs to cuba. >> conditions on the sugar plantations are tough. the average life expectancy was just -- years and it is amazing that she survived to an old age and cap traditions from africa alive in cuba to pass them on to future generations. >> passionate about his african heritage. he has been inspired by the continent. he says that he was not complete until now. from.now where i am i am not from the congo, angola. i am from sierra leone. i am calm now. discoveryan voyage of . it culminates as they go to th sierra leone. they were greeted as family. to know thate something of their individual and specific culture is being carried on across the world. >> all the way here in cuba. villagers stared when she first sang. they burst in with the course and began dancing. that is when she knew exactly where it came from. bbc news in western cuba. their roots from cuba. that brings the show to a close. for all of us and bbc world news america, thank you for watching. we will see you back here tomor

ambassador christopher hill talks about elections and the country's stability in iraq. our spotlight on magazines features a scientific american on the history of the cigarettes. you can see washington journal at live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. at 10:00 tomorrow morning, the from the ciaeral and justice department testify on information sharing leading up to the boston marathon bombings. homeland security meeting, it is live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> i stand here with my colleagues from the arizona delegation both senate and house. we are very close friends of congresswoman gabrielle gifford. to remember a trap -- a tragic event that took place three years ago today. on january 8, 2011, at 10:10 seconds, 19 19.6 people, including congresswoman gifford and myself were shot in tucson, arizona. this event was democracy in action. a member of this body, the people's house, was meeting one-on-one with her constituents. six wonderful people died that day, including my friend gabe zimmerman. my go to guy from the congresswoman staff. haven and

christopher hubbart raped and assaulted dozens of women across california. including here in the bay area. as kron 4's j-r stone reports. there are concerns about 'where' he'll be set free. >> this is christopher hubbart.aka the pillowcase rapist. a man linked to dozens of sex crimes across california. sot sot >> now hubbart is set to leave prison at 63 years of age. friday a judge proposed that he be housed in unincorporated l.a. county.a rural area 80 miles outside of los angeles. while hubbart has been convicted of rapes in santa clara countyhis initial crimes were in southern californiahence the reason he's being sent south.his release has drawn national i'm >> we need to focus on changing the law and try to figure out to make sure that people who rape women do not walk free again. >> he will be closely monitored. >> nats.hdl authorities say if the location is approved hubbart won't have a chance to come back to the bay area for at least a year because of his conditional release. in fact he'll be under watch at all times for a month when he is released.

let's talk about this increasingly tense situation with christopher hill, he's former u.s.f denver. ambassador hill, thanks so much for joining us. we reported just a few moments ago that the u.s. is going to start military exercises in poland and estonia. nato allies, of course, bordering ukraine, they're relatively small in nature, about a company each, 150 each, but i'm told by this western official they're meant to be rotational, in other words, they won't be a one-off. how significant a show of support for nato allies in the region do you think this is? >> i think this is very important. it's not so much important for deterring the russians. i don't think the russians are going to attack poland again, but i think it's very important for the polish people to know that membership in nato really means an attack on them, it's an attack on all, and that they can count on our support. and, you know, this goes back 75 years in september when britain and france had an agreement with the poles and when the germans attacked them, they dutifully declared war on germany, but nothi