we have a special guest and the rector of saint clements be visible church in berkeley. reverend bruce oatmeal is joining us on this easter sunday. thank you for taking time. he has risen. >> the lord has risen. >> that is a very old saying. it goes back to the early church. >> yes. >> there is a lot of ritual and things. this morning, a lot of people getting up to go to a service for easter. a sunrise service. do you know anything about that? do you have one in your church? what are you doing? >> we do not have a sunrise service. in many episcopal churches, there are vigils that either happened very early in the morning, or the evening before. the first eucharist of the easter season. at saint clements, at the 8:00 service, we are baptizing a new christian, a little baby. with plenty of music. and at the 10:00 service, we will be packed with flowers and people dressed up. >> great. let me go back to a vigil. what is a vigil? >> a vigil -- a very old service, of the christian church. recalling salvation history over time, going back to the hebrew scripture. and the new t

clement? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, when a federal government agency compelled employers to provide something as religiously sensitive as contraception, it knew that free exercise in rfra claims would soon follow. in particular, the agency itself provided exemptions and accommodations for the religious exercise of a subset -- >> is your claim limited to sensitive materials like contraceptives, or does it include items like blood transfusion, vaccines? for some religions, products made of pork? is any claim under your theory that has a religious basis, could an employer preclude the use of those items as well? >> well, justice sotomayor, the first step in the analysis would be to ask whether or not there's a substantial burden on religious exercise. i do think this case is, in a sense, easier than most of the examples that you've brought up because here's one where it's so religiously sensitive, so fraught with religious controversy, that the agency itself provides a certain nu

clement? how about if there's a company that allows sharing and that aggregates all the content that different individual users put up and that in some sense sort of sorts and classifies the content in different ways? how about that? >> i think you would have to -- you would have to know both the details of the service and you would have to be making a harder call there about how to draw the line, because i don't pretend that there is a bright line between providing a service and providing access to equipment. if you look, for instance, at the extremes of a person putting a rooftop antenna at his own home, everybody agrees that the rooftop antenna manufacturer is not performing at all and the individual is engaged in a solely private performance. the other extreme is the cable company, one big antenna, makes transmissions to a lot of people, congress clearly intended to define that as a private performance. somewhere in the you could come up with lots of hypotheticals that look more or less li

clement? how about if there's a company that allows sharing and that aggregates all the content that different individual users put up and that in some sense sort of sorts and classifies the content in different ways? how about that? >> i think you would have to -- you would have to know both the details of the service and you would have to be making a harder call there about how to draw the line, because i don't pretend that there is a bright line between providing a service and providing access to equipment. if you look, for instance, at the extremes of a person putting a rooftop antenna at his own home, everybody agrees that the rooftop antenna manufacturer is not performing at all and the individual is engaged in a solely private performance. at the other extreme is the cable company, one big antenna, makes transmissions to a lot of people, congress clearly intended to define that as a private performance. somewhere in the you could come up with lots of hypotheticals that look more or less

alex clement, you are the expert.hand, putting troops there or military, and on the other, sanctions, where is that shade of gray that actually strikes more at tangible results? >> i think that escalated sanctions, if we saw the united thees have sanctions on energy and mining sectors, this would have a much more broad impact. >> christine, i think this is important, what are we waiting for? >> alex, you don't think that putin will follow through on these invasions because he is very aware of the impact on the domestic economy? >> the outright invasion that john mentioned is unlikely because of the economic cost of doing so, but also the military cost of invading and occupying a large share during where the majority does not support this. in the calculation he is making, he is opposed to that, but that does not mean he will not continue to sort of engage in a problem -- in issues within two support the government in kiev. >> republicans go to iowa to get ready for 2016. is this being discussed? what's my sense is prob

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. >> reporter: helen clements and her two young kids were faced with that impossible scenario as their car overheated and burst into flames. even the tourist filming it from her car can't believe it. >> we are in the lion enclosure and there's a car on fire. >> reporter: clements tried to get out, her son tried to run off, but the park rangers stopped them. >> they were shouting to us, get back in the car. do not get out the car. and it's a situation, what do you do? >> reporter: the rangers rushed in. >> literally as he opened the door we just jumped into his vehicle. >> reporter: everyone was scared but safe. >> if it was in the flamingos, we wouldn't have had the problem. but it's because it's in the lion enclosure. >> reporter: at least they can laugh about it now. kirit radia, abc news, london. >> a vacation they won't forget. >>> cars in much better shape. it's an easter tradition. the auto show in new york city. a sign of the times this weekend. much smaller suvs. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is right there. >> reporter: coming soon to a highway near you. pi

i want to start by playing you paul clement, the counsel for the networks. let me get your response on the other side. >> what's at stake in this case is really the nature of broadcast television as we know it because if a company like aereo can somehow provide content to lots of paying strangers without engaged in a public performance, i think the networks, at least some of them, will have to rethink the way that they provide content. >> so, amy, how would they have to rethink the way they provide content and why? >> i think paul clement is representing the broadcasters, and they're very concerned about losing those $4 billion of fee that is you were talking about. the idea that aereo has is they're taking what you can do already legally in your home, stick an antenna on your roof and have a dvr, and they're doing it over the internet. that's a new technology that has never been tried before. it's something that allows them to sort of skirt these copyright laws that allows them to not pay broadcasters, and what broadcasters are really worried about is not n

both sides,ers from paul clement and david frederick came out and made the reposing statements. in that crowd, was barry diller. he wanted to listen in on what paul clement, the lead attorney for the broadcasters, what he have to say. i guess he didn't get enough information in the car -- in the court room. i asked very how we thought things went and he said, i think they went well. he didn't want to make any more statements but he listened in again on the broadcasters and then he walked off. a lot of people thought that very he was the most high-profile ceo at this hearing that he would perhaps split out the past door -- the back door but he couldn't help himself. quacks tell us to the players are. you have buried a letter, the broadcast is on one side and even the obama administration has come to their support. >> the department of justice came down on the support of the broadcasters. on the aereo side, lots of silicon valley players support it. they say it is important for the future of cloud computing. dish network has the technology very similar to aereo. they wrote a brief

en honor a cheo feliciano, muerto este fin de semana en un accidente de trÁnsito, por el coliseo clementealsa para darle el Último adiÓs. >> durante el Último dÍa han estado llegando cientos y cientos de portorriqueÑos, entre los que por aquÍ han pasado, hay compaÑeros de Él como vÍctor manuel, luis enrique, y oscar de leÓn. al ritmo de salsa, sus mÁximos exponentes despidieron a cheo feliciano. >> yo compartÍ con Él desde que tenÍa 19 aÑos, y no es fÁcil perder a una persona tan buena, un amigo sincero,una persona con la que nunca tuvimos un problema,nunca peleamos, nunca discutimos. >> sus compaÑeros de salsa giants, llegaron de una presentaciÓn en mÉxico y asÍ lo recordaron. >> contÁbamos con Él anoche, anoche Él estuvo en el escenario, contamos anÉcdotas de cheo,y estÁ con nosotros. >> cÓmo van a estar sin Él? >> es como estar sin una pata, pero vamos a seguir con su mÚsica. >> su hijo tambiÉn le cantÓ. >> yo comencÉ con una orquesta que acompaÑaba a cheo feliciano, mi primer viaje como profesional fue a venezuela con cheo feliciano. >> tambiÉn estuvo tito trinidad marcada por la tris

. >> en este lugar, el roberto clemente, donde en los prÓximos dÍas se esperan miles de personas para mezcla cadenciosa de la mÚsica tropical. >> cheo feliciano dejÓ de existir luego de que saliera de un casino y chocar en su vehÍculo. en las redes sociales expresaron su dolor y pÉsame entre ellos mÁs ricky martin. >> un legado musical inolvidable, el ex presidente bill clinton y hillary clinton serÁn abuelos, chelsea hizo el anuncio cuando participaba con su madre. hillary dijo que era su mejor tÍtulo. ♪ >> ee.uu.dio a la mejor bulgaria de todo y los tiempos de la mano de su artÍfice en la heroica remontada contra alemania, con un tiro libre y luego un pase milimÉtrico a la calva del jugador. bulgaria terminarÍa en cuarto lugar. >> faltan 56 dÍas para el mundial de fÚtbol brasil 2014. 2500 creyentes catÓlicos acudieron al centro histÓrico de guatemala para elaborar la alfombra mÁs grande del mundo y romper el rÉcord guinness impuesto con una alfombra de 4190 pies. se proponen sobrepasar los 7000 pies con cientos de sacos de aserrÍn. llegamos al final, los es ♪ >> al despertar. >> 6:0

. >>> su velorio serÁ el fin de semana en el coliso deeo rober l clemente de puerto rico, en n nueva momento la va a entregar, porque ella es el instrumento para dar iluminaciÓn a las personas. >> no sÉ si sean extraterrestres, fantasmas, un dios. >> ellos hablan con nosotros, se manifiestan con nosotros. >> ¿en voces? >> en voces. >> ¿y ustedes las escuchan? >> escuchamos las voces. tenemos el don. somos una familia elegida. >> ¿te ha evaluado un psicÓlogo? >> no. >> la mamÁ de Él... >> de mi esposo. >> ... lo violÓ... >> al padre de ella. >> ojalÁ que baje del cielo para que me siga violando y violando, [risas] porqqu

paÍs decretÓ tres dÍas de duelo nacional, y este fin de semana se abrirÁn las puertas del coliseo clementes reciente informaciÓn. >> muy buenas tardes, entre las cinco dÍas de hermetismo, el portavoz de juan gabriel dio sus primeras declaraciones, ustedes escucharÁn lo que dijo, y el mensaje que tiene para los seguidores del cantautor mexicano. es uno de los amigos mÁs allegados juan gabriel, y esa maÑana lo visitÓ en el hospital. >> estÁ muy bien, y lo Único, es que en Él estÁ muy agradecido de toda la gente que le desea lo bien, y el dice que se le repague con salud. >> y como el cantautor mexicano no tiene un portavoz designado,le pidiÓ que llevara este mensaje a sus seguidores. >> que Él lo paga con sus canciones. >> la cantante cuevas tambiÉn lo visitÓ. >> en les agradece a todos. >> mientras tanto, sus admiradores siguen dedicando a ver a su Ídolo. quÉ te dijeron? >> les dije que querÍa tener acceso a Él, les di mis motivos. >> se espera que sea dado de alta en las prÓximas horas, los mÉdicos dicen que debe tener descanso total, estamos en las vegas, nevada,regresamos contigo. >> y e

clement greenberg, critic and promoter of the new york school, became their spokesman and a friend ofhe leading abstract expressionist, jackson pollock. i first met jackson pollock in 1942. came down the sidewalk, and there was lee krasner, whom i'd known of old, and she was with a very respectable-looking gentleman. and, uh...i saw this rather nice-looking guy, and lee said to me, "this fellow's going to be a great painter." i went, "well, ok." what finally hit me in pollock's art was the portable mural he did for the apartment house in which peggy guggenheim lived. that hit me. it was the first time i saw him go all over, repeat this way. i thought that was a great painting, and i began to follow pollock assiduously, you could say, after that. raised in the american southwest, pollock was influenced by indian sand painting, and in a sense, his works internalized the desert landscape itself. in new york, he studied the works of modern european masters, especially miro and picasso. i think he had his best run in '47, '48, '49, '50, what i call the "all over," when he spattered or drip

clement made. what they are doing really what congress in the 1976 act wanted to define as a public performance. as the chief justice said is one way of looking at sit airio ando like services are not providing services. they are providing equipment what the viewer himself can do. it's a plausible way of looking at the world. decided the congress to override that. antenna eemed a an used to pull down the television are providing and should be paying royalties. >> the second is there's no reason it should include cloud locker services altogether. >> how about simple tv or nimble tv? which is not quite a hybrid? >> i'm not familiar enough with the precise details of the operation but let me say in general they are obviously services that provide television programming over the internet and some of them are licensed because they realize they are publicly performing. if a particular company recorded television pranlsd offered to stream them to anyone who paid the fee or offered to stream them for free,

the present proposal eliminates any service on clemente street. these bus stops should not be eliminated. the bus stops at 17 park merced. the bus stops for 28 limited on 19th avenue. the bus stop for the 18 line for the residue -- for the handicap and the san francisco landmark. the 18 line should stop at that as was previously done. dr. conversesky a geriatrics specialist. this report has been given to the mta board and planners. why did this finding the proposed elimination to the elderly as well as the disabled. instead of making changes and deletions on bus routes on the basis of supply and demand, the proposal should be based on the actual needs for transportation services. police and fire do not operate on the basis of supply and demand but actual need. so should mta. i had time to compliment you on the time to made but you still have a long way to go. thank you. >> next speaker? ga wah. >> good morning commissioners and mr. riskin and congratulations on mostly pronouncing my name correctly. that's rarely done. my name is am an jawa a conse

i spotted barry diller, sneakily coming up behind the press trying to listen in on what paul clement was saying and went up to diller and said, how do you think things went? he said things went well and he said, i really want to hear what paul has to say so we didn't get enough of those comments -- he didn't get enough in the courtroom. so then i took what barry said, matt, and i went over to paul clement and i said look, barry diller was just listening in on what you were saying and he said things went well. and listen to paul's reaction [ >> obviously i've been to more than one argument where more than one person who heard the argument had a different impression how the argument went. i certainly think the justices were asking the right questions and we certainly think that we provided the court with a straightforward interpretation of the performance. >> of course, matt, both sides are going to say things went well and they're confident that they will win. we're not going to find out until later in june what exactly the supreme court decides, matt. >> all right. so betty, what hap

. >> reporter: but attorney paul clement, arguing on behalf of the major broadcast networks, including cbs, told the supreme court today that aereo is in clear violation of u.s. copyright laws and must pay for the use of programs the networks own. t there's nothing about the digital age that makes the copyright laws obsolete. >> reporter: some justices worried ruling against aereo could hamper the booming growth of the cloud. justice stephen breyer said he was nervous about what a possible decision against aereo is going to do to other technologies. other justices were skeptical of aereo's basic argument. chief justice john roberts told aereo's lawyer, there's no technological reason for you to have 10,000 dime-sized antenna, other than to get around the copyright laws. the court's decision is expected by the end of june. if aereo loses, it could be put out of business. if the networks lose, scott, they stand to lose billions of dollars. some networks have even said that, if they do lose, they will consider moving programming to cable or the internet. >> pelley: chip, thanks very much.

clement? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. under this court's decision there are only two relevant questions and the ninth circuit got both of them wrong. first question is whether a claim for additional benefits under a frequent flyer program like price upgrades relate to price and routes and services. this court answered that question and agreed that it was not particularly close. to reach the same conclusion in the same context underscores how far they've strayed from this court's precedence. affirmatived indeed, underscored the question was not particularly close. the ninth circuit's ability to reach the contrary conclusion in the precise same context underscores how far they have strayed from this court's precedence. the second question is whether the plaintiff's claims here seek merely to enforce the party's voluntary undertakings or rather seek to enforce state law

clement? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, when a federal government agency compelled employers to provide something as religiously sensitive as contraception, it knew that free exercise in rfra claims would soon follow. in particular, the agency itself provided exemptions and accommodations for the religious exercise of a subset -- >> is your claim limited to

. >> reporter: attorney todd clement represents accident victims in civil cases and says distracted drivinghould be investigated as vigorously as drunk driving. >> when somebody is suspected of drunk driving, there's an immediate test to determine whether or not they're drunk. there is no breathalyzer for distracted driving. >> reporter: but there is this. a device ohio and other states are already using. >> we can scroll down and actually see what was on the device itself. call logs, contacts. >> reporter: with a warrant or the owner's consent, ohio state highway patrol can plug in any phone and look for clues about what an ohio driver was doing just before impact. here's an example. >> these were the last two messages that were sent just before the crash. and then you have the text directly after the crash. >> reporter: but civil liberties groups have concerns. the u.s. supreme court is right now considering whether investigators can search phones without a warrant or if that violates the constitution. as for the young man driving evan that morning, his attorney tells nbc news there's no

this past weekend, the neck of the woods, 406 clement had a call for loud music, and this was a san francisco police found a private gathering there after hours. so, we are going to set up a meeting, to speak with them. pardon me? >> rec room is a business that we are working with right now to address some ongoing sound issues. they are on california street and they have a few speakers sitting mounted in their ceiling, and on a very

clement asked not to the ukrainian army convoy sent to recapture the town was built by civilians. with some locals expressed support for the troops. ukrainian fine to patrol the sky about angering the russians. it was cute to see for yourself below the plane is flying. it's almost touching the power lines. this is how the intended it as we are peaceful but given that missy what would you buy. for now on strike in eastern ukraine continues. and our correspondent in ukraine marcus graham joins us now on the line marcus you've just been in crime actress wanted to see that. did you come up short at this rate looks like the way. i would pay about five hundred to read it and the pay it. about fifty five ukraine and auntie annie and enforced. it is so common that because of that too to get over the deafening music they joke that. live life going on. they would just go back. this unit was conducting any more. this gentle he does not want to fire on its own citizens but it has promised to use force to flush out the separatists the government has to tread carefully here doesn't it what oh w

helen clements and her two children stuck inside the burning car in the uk over the weekend. they have to get out. the lions kept their distance and a park ranger rescued the family. the car was a complete inferno so they had to do something, so -- >> leave the car, be safe. luckily there were no roast beef sandwiches in the car. >> no real hungry lions. >> we can't be bothered. >> right. [ laughter ] >>> showers out there this morning. looks like we could see a few more scattered showers early on today. then it's all about the winds that would be kicking up into the afternoon. hi-def doppler showing things quiet now. we have had some scattered showers overnight but things settling down. throughout the day, the skies are going to begin to part. and it looks like the winds will be kicking up especially in the afternoon. it will be much cooler today. and then there's more possible rain on the way especially into late thursday night into friday. here's your weather system diving into the bay area. it is coming in and out of the gulf of alaska so it's ushering in cooler air. the

>> paul clement was the solicitor general, you usually do when more cases than you lose.ood track records. we are going to get a first-rate argument. >> who do you think of the justices will be asking the most questions? >> in most cases, every justice except clarence thomas asked questions. a couple justices wrote separate opinions in another case, stephen breyer and ruth bader ginsburg. they had different views on the copyright law. this is not a case we are expecting to be ideologically divisive. they are both democratic appointees that may be on opposite sides of the case. >> for aereo, what is the end goal? what does barry diller want? >> they want to disrupt the cable industry. >> because they want to be acquired? not interested in going public, he is focused on winning the case in building the business. continuing the legal and building the business strategy. >> you believe it is true, if they don't win, they are done? >> that is what they both set. they are done and will cross their fingers someone else will be able to come in and follow through with that mandate

she and the government is failing its operation in clement asked as a success. which is discussed as you know it. unity we have received information that ukrainian special forces have freed a common tourist airport from terrorists. yep that one issue or that soon there will be many more terrorists internet or any other regions to boston for that. from russia a warning to canton alternate the situation escalates graeme wood is an ongoing investments in ukraine is on the brink of civil war. it is scary the yen and i hope everyone who is responsible for making decisions at the moment. i mean the current ukrainian authorities who we don't consider legitimate because they came to power as the result of the crew. they have the brains to avoid joining the country to such rocks. dc. russia wants the un to contend cancer tends to restore its sole authority in eastern ukraine representatives from the us eu russia and ukraine are due to meet for talks in geneva on thursday. for now the chances of a deal that seem slim. the ukrainian troops had been senior slutty on our rep

made on the other side of the case suggests as long as the content is provided -- the attorney, paul clement the networks as he argues the case of copyrighted judgment against area in front of the supreme court. the supreme court is likely to rule in several months. stay tuned for all the developments. we will bring them to you. annualurn to the 13th film festival in. in. they are kicking up a lot of buzz. withanie ruhle set down shane rosenthal. she cofounded the film festival with robert deniro in 2002. to bei feel so fortunate able to continue the film festival. i do not even think we would have movies, let alone being sitting here 12 years later. the festival evolved into good stories for some of the most diverse audiences in the world, right here in new york city. -- you it is not just got panels. sxsw? >> it is a great comparison. we will have our own identity. it is a bar mitzvah year. we will turn into something special. look, about 12to years ago, our reality was vastly different in how it -- and how we communicate was different. spotify, instagram, you're not talking about tweeting

this past weekend, the neck of the woods, 406 clement had a call for loud music, and this was a san francisco police found a private gathering there after hours. so, we are going to set up a meeting, to speak with them. pardon me? >> rec room is a business that we are working with right now to address some ongoing sound issues. they are on california street and they have a few speakers sitting mounted in their ceiling, and on a very difficult sound system to adjust individually. and so i have been by a few time now trying to work with their managers and adjusting the sound systems so that it is not disrupting local neighbors. and made a lot of progress with them, regarding keeping their sidewalks clear and keeping patrons quiet outside of the premises. the first time that i had seen the armory, the new armory building in action was two weeks ago. and they had a party game of throwns kick off party and i noticed a little bit of congestion in the back of the building and generally speaking the lines were managed well and the crowd control was very good. and just on a general patrol of kt on the

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paul clement and david frederick came out and made their closing statements to the press. in that crowd, emily, was a man who backs aereo. i asked barry, how do you think things went in the courtroom? he said, you know what? i think things went well. he listened in on the broadcasters and walked off. a lot of people thought that there he would perhaps just slid out the side door. he just couldn't help himself, emily. >> tell us who the players are. yet the broadcasters on one side and the obama administration have come to their support. >> the department of justice came down in support of the broadcasters. on the aereo side lots of silicon valley. dish networks. they wrote a brief in support of the company saying this is basically what we have, which is we allow people to get broadcast content in whatever way they want. they can record it. it is essentially new technology doing the same old thing that a vcr used to do, emily. >> you sat down for an exclusive interview ahead of today's arguments. what if the vcr never existed? what did he have to say about today in particul