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single day to just get food. that is what is going on. please consider giving us all of us dedicated teachers raises. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> i am josh davidson, and in the education department and our members work every day with the members of uesf and very closely and we see the dedication and we see the concern for the students and i am here in solidary with my brothers and sisters tonight because they deserve a raise and the paras deserve and the teachers need the support time to prepare for the students properly and you can't expect the people to do all of the work at home and come and do another full day's work with the students during day. >> teachers? >> hello my name is lesser and i came up here with a slew of things to speak about, but after hearing about all of the speakers this paper goes down and in particular what is to say is what is relevant and what is important and what is vital and what is essential, when all of you go out you are like the big engine and you step out and among

april day.ories still bring tiers our eyes, our heart aches for those who were lost, it's still a comfort to be here with family and friends who think back to that tragic day. it's an honor to thank and praise the first responders who carried some of you to safety, ease the pain just a little more to shake the hands of the doctors and nurses who stopped the bleeding, closed the wounds, or mend your legs, and saved your lives so you are here with us. in this moment, making the city and world a better place. i know that many of you don't feel like you are and you have struggled to get through the good days and the bad. i know, because so many of you have told me about this year, our first. first birthday without your beloved son, the first holiday without your daughter, the first july 4th where the fireworks scared you, the first step on a new leg, the first sleep without a nightmare, the first day when you believe that you could live your life in a way that corresponded with your dreams. those wo

a celebratory day for every boston yan. >> reporter: it is patriot's day on monday. the mare none is traditionally run on that day. it's always a day that people hold near and dear, especially now after what we saw what happen last april 15th. you remember david ortiz getting in front of the microphone and saying what he had to say about the spirit of this city. this is our city and how dare you show up and bring this kind of violence to the city, that we will not only overcome but we'll show you how senseless your act with a and we're going to defeat your act with kindness. i was out of the country when this happened last year as a reporter you want to be on the big stories, but i do recall that week -- i was struck by how this city pulled together. we've had tragedies all over the country, andrea, obviously in cities that pull together. i can tell you having lived in a number of places around the country, what happened here the week of that boston marathon was truly extraordinary and it's an honor to call it home. it's a great city and we're looking forward to four

that's not 60 days and not anything like 60 days and california law requires that the city take action between 60 days that's why this process it exceeded. and finally, i'd like to return to the point i made at the top and the opinion point i didn't here you address. the hearing officers discretion is extremely limited like the directors education e discretion the hearing officer has to approve one the proposed locations or modifications. this department is not following the rule it's the board obligation to make sure the city agencies follows their rules and at&t respectfully requests a reverseal and we have other options one option would be to simply require the department follow its own rules per those appeals because in the vast majority i could finish the thought >> you have 30 seconds. >> one option the board has to simply require that the hearing be reopened for 20 days as the rules contemplate that at&t notice the public this are acceptable there will be a 7 day protest period and the director will approve thank you for your time this evening. >> your brief references a lot the

it's leap day, not sleep day! - whoo! - (claps hands) i love leap day!kles) it's kind of a big deal in the dunphy house. this year, we even got manny involved. you're given this gift of 24 extra hours. you can't waste it at work or school. you have to do something extraordinary, - something shocking. - mm. this year, the entire family is taking a trapeze class. - how extraordinary is that? - it was my idea. how shocking is that? i can be spontaneous every four years. i can't wait. leap day is stupid. you're not understanding the logic behind it. a year is actually 365.25 days. every four years, we gain one day. if we didn't adjust the calendar in, say, 40 years,

doesn't matter if it's 75 days or 175 days. i don't think the end product is going to be any different. >> i suppose they do go home and do constituent work some. >> given the fact that congress has, what, sing digit approval ratings. probably a lot of americans out there think 7 a days is 7 a days too many. >> there are people who think they are doing too much. think back a few years when democrats had control of congress. they passed some really big stuff. the stimulus, obama characterization natural reforms. and the people, the voters just promptly stopped that. put a stop to it in november of 2010. so, now i think that unproductive nature of congress just reflects that voters have created in a congress that's so carefully balanced. >> i know, but the reason why voters are so cynical and do that is because they have been so disappointing to the american people. i mean, it's just incredible. even something like oversight, oversight in this city is just ridiculous. it's after sight. after all the damage is done. after all the

outside of opening day? >> it was very deep in storage. i have to admit that. i got it out from under the bed. >> reporter: what is it about the home opener that is just so special? >> you have been waiting, you know? you're sad when it's over. and they're back! you to just say welcome, let's start all over. >> reporter: the fans are looking good, the players are ready. how about the weather? the home run forecast, let's check in with lawrence. >> what a lucky day to be out there on opening day and the weather looking fantastic. in fact, for the game forecast, the weather is going to be very, very nice. grab the sunscreen and the shades. you'll need them today. plenty of sun. and these temperatures up into the mid-70s this afternoon. so looking like a great day, a little sea breeze kicking in late in the day to cool you down so by the end of the game in the upper 60s. all in all looking like a very nice day out at the park. >> thank you. >>> a parade of defendants in federal court it morning. state senator l

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thank you all for being here, thank you for your work, for your service that day and on all the days you provide your service, and we're going to talk about understanding one year later. before we do that though, i want to bring in our harry smith who has this report on how boston is still trying to come to terms with the events of a year ago. >> reporter: you can tell a lot by the looks on people's faces. the wounds are not healed, not yet. at the boston public library, there's an exhibit of mementos from the makeshift memorials that appeared after the marathon bombing last year. >> it's sad. it brings back a lot of memories, a lot of, you know, fear, anxiety. >> the mood is respectful, even sacred. >> it takes a little while to absorb it, and i think you want to stand here with respect. >> reporter: up boylston street at the forum restaurant, site of the second explosion, managerer chris loper says the memories are still fresh. >> as you look up this street, that's where all the ambulances were coming from that day, so that's the one thing that sets you off a little bit, when the n

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this day will always be hard. this day will always be strong. we gather here today with memories of glory is resolved to stand for the people in a city we love with all of our hearts. thank you very much. [applause] >> a year ago today we chose to run toward smoke in danger. we chose to utilize our belts and first shot to create turning kids. andhose to hold the injured our arms. we chose to offer our hearts to those in despair and art treasures to those in need. love.se to that has made all the difference. the days that follow, we continue to express profound love by selling the threads of community. we made our city safe again. gave blood, performed and underwent countless surgeries and began the long journey of psychological and physical rehabilitation. our hospital showed why they are the best in the world. not only for their clinical expertise by their enormous capacity for compassion. while many of us here struggle to deal with in the hospital walls, a movement coalesced throughout our city and state and country. a simple phrase within tha

day?> yeah. been a while, but yeah. >> you wish there would be more days like this. >> haven't you used this one before? >> it's a little older. it's a van morrison throwback because it is throwback thursday. "days like this." ♪ well, it's not always raininging ♪ ♪ there'll be days like this ♪ when there's no one complaining ♪ ♪ there'll be days like this ♪ everything falls into place like the flip of a switch ♪ ♪ well, my mama told me there would be days like this ♪ >> little more. >> i don't mind. >> you like it? >> sure. i like van morrison a lot. ♪ when there is hurt there will be days like this ♪ ♪ when no one's in a hurry ♪ there'll be days like this >> who's happier than hoda? i don't think there's a happier human being except for the 12 girls in the hot tub with harry. in the world. okay, i agree with you. >> one more verse. maybe we could. >> no because we have to do okay or not okay, hoda woman. okay? all right. is it okay or not okay to complain about being too pretty? >> oh, lo

the big story today, it's tax day! i'm sorry. good morning. it's tax day!t's the deadline for filing. keep your eye out for tax deals today. restaurants like arby's, hard rock cafe, sonic and boston market are offering deals today. if you're looking to buy -- there you go. if you're looking to buy a house, maybe take advantage of homeowner tax breaks. detroit might be the city for you. i want to show you this. the city is auctioning off houses. bidding starts at $1,000, right? you can bid online for a house for $1,000. the catch? buyers have to rehab the homes and move in within six months. detroit hopes the sale will boost property values, keep people in the city and help solve the problem of 16,000 vacant homes, trying to clean up some urban blight there in detroit. you can buy a house for $1,000, turn it around, rent it, you could live in it. got to have somebody in there within six months. >> i don't know if you heard it, but there was a national groan when you said "it's tax day!" and everybody went -- >> but check out the fast-food restaurants, becaus

the only problem is not that many of us are currently hitting the five day a day target.world health organization suggests we eat 400 grams or 5 a day. >> every additional portion gives an added health benefit. people who did 1 to 3 did better than people up to one fruit and vegetable. >> the research also questions whether sugar rich fruit juice should count as part of the five a day target. but five at day at least feels achievable. asking people to do more. maybe too much. >>> well, with me is one of the report authors from the university college of london. very quickly explain how you actually did this research. >> well, every year in the health survey for england we interview 8,000 to 16,000 adults and ask a lot of questions about those sorts of things that affect their health. what we have done is take the results from 65,000 adults whom we saw between 2001 and 2008 and we then followed them up. and we found the more fruits and vegetables people told us they had event the lower the risk of dying. >> so you then charted even on just one day. >> yes. >> and saw how ma

and marathon day. >> and it is always a big day there for marathon monday. and you were downtown reporting for the story as they were preparing, and 1 million spectators as have been mentioned and what did they say about the effect of the security that you mentioned? >> well sh, the e people expect the security to be tighter than last year, and the things like the coolers and they are not telling the people that they can't bring the coolers and the strollers and the big bags, but they will be having them checked. there are 40 checkpoints for people in the city of boston alone to have the bags searched. a lot of the people have heeded the kacall to leave it at home, because it is going to slow up the effort to try to get into the good spot to view the runners as they come in. as you mentioned, the elite runners are already running and they run fast, so we are expect ing in the next hour to hour and a half for the elite runners to come through, and that is just across the common on boylston street, and even is expecting a good solid safe day, and it is going t

days away. december, jap, and early february is a society up we have, a warm ridge block all of our storms and today it is the warmest outside. we will go to the south bay and show the mid-to-upper 80's but for milpitas and sunnyvale at 80 and 82 and santa cruz is cooler at 77. still a nice day at the poor walk. mid-to-upper 70's in millbrae and san mateo and the immediate neighbors but low-to-mid 80's on the peninsula and flirting with the upper 50's to low 60's along the coast and ten degrees warmer-than-average if san francisco. 74 in sausalito and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and upper 60's at qualify beach and temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's through the shore and castro valley in the mid-80's and to the east, the valleys are all in the mid-80's. tote, we will drop into the 50's but notice the fog is more widespread along the coast and pushes across san francisco and into parts of the north bay valley so watch out for that during tomorrow's morning commute. two to

this is bad day on wall street. a very bad day on wall street.e haven't seen some of these levels in over two years. as we look at the nasdaq down over 3% and we look at the s&p, wow, that s&p at 1833. it did not hold the levels a lot of traders were looking at. so we may see more bleeding tomorrow again. we'll deal with today first. very shortly the question turns to what happens tomorrow. do these, does this selloff continue for another day? and then if you're going into a friday with levels at this level, what happens over the weekend. "after the bell" starts right now.

have a great day. >>> a fox news alert. one city remembering the boston bombings. >> it rocked the finish line and injured hundreds and killing throw people. we have seen incredible courage and resilience. live pictures from boston where we await the remarks from vice-president biden. molly is live in boston as well. molly, boston is still strong. >> reporter: absolutely. it is an emotional day and tribute and remembrance and remembering those lives that were lost and altered on the day of the bombing one year ago today. the tributes are under way as i speak. and there is a tremendous and emotional day with hero's speaking and honored and spoken with earlier in the ceremony. the firefighters were asked to stand and medical professionals and those are the people that were acknowledged for saving lives. and reverend liz walker kicking things off and spoking about the people who lost their lives. >> we remember martin richard, tough and competitive, coined and caring. a dorchester kid through and through. also earlier in the d

but it fell on patriot's day last year, and next monday everyone has the day off.ost people are somewhere along that marathon route, and i certainly was growing up. i mean we went every year. it starts in the suburbs and goes all the way in to downtown boston. i did want to point out exactly where this memorial is takes place. the convention center is literally steps away. you are talking about 1.5 blocks from where the second bomb went off. so really the locations of where a lot of these tributes are happening is right along the boylston street, which is the finish line. >> you went back to boston ahead of today's ceremonies, and what you saw was a reminder that in the days after weeks after the bombing there was an outpouring of support from the people of boston, and specifically you went to one location. >> absolutely. anywhere along the finish line, certainly towards the end there, you can see makeshift memorials popping up. people laying down flowers, teddy bears candles, and it soon came to pass that there was one area where they were just building up so many

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also trending now, free cone day. today is ben & jerry's annual free cone day. sounds good. and ncaa championship, the university of connecticut huskies defeated the kentucky wildcats 60-54. >> i was very happy about that last night. >> barbara walters will retire from tv on may 16. battlestar galactica, the new movie will completely reimagine the sci-fi tale. remember, follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >> it's tuesday. it is the home opener. so traffic could be a little crazy in the city, i guess, right? >> could be. likely will. i guess the gates open at 11:00, not noon. first pitch is at 1:35. so a little later on this morning into early afternoon and then again later on this afternoon when the game wraps up you could see some extra traffic tie-ups especially along the embarcadero near at&t park and on the bay bridge so right now, the metering lights are turned on at 5:57 this morning. so you're backed up right now to the 880 overcrossing. so this could be one of the best commutes we see here for a while. once you get on the bay bridge from the incline to yerba buena, every

you're going about your day to day life.rifying. >> you're no stranger to a courtroom, counselor. yet you were on a different side of it. just this week -- >> it was nothing like this obviously. but i witnessed a horrific car crash involving four high schoolers. luckily nobody died. but it was due to reckless driving and there will be charging brought. i was the only witness. i was the first responder. within an hour of telling my story to the police and saying i will testify against these kids, i started receiving threats on twitter, on facebook, from high schoolers. literally. >> witness intimidation is a huge problem that prosecutors deal with. i think what was fascinating for me about this case was the fact that the plans for the kidnapping -- and i have the federal complaint here, . jake and i have been best friends for years. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function s

it was set to expire at 30-day mark. and it is now 32 day since this plane went missing. but at the moment, the ocean shield, the australian vessel is currently still out there combing the waters, equipped with the american-operated toad pinger locator, trying to reacquire this signal. they need more information, rather, they want more information to be able to narrow down this potential search feel. they're going to exhaust that effort until they're absolutely certain until the black box pinger has died. only then will they deploy this underwater autonomous vehicle. the blue fin 21 provided by the yao its to go down and search the ocean floor for any sort of wreckage. they're still saying they need to see wreckage to make sure this is actually from the missing plane. >> angus houston saying he will not get any other close, and reporters did try to push him. he won't get anywhere close to seeing he's confident this is mh-370 because they need that confirmation first. he also mentioned although the batteries are designed to run out in 30 days or so, it's possible there may

no signals have been reported several days.l mercer has the report. >> reporter: an underwater drone was six hours into its first drive when it was forced to abandoned its mission. australian authorities say it strayed beyond his safe depths of 4,500 meters. a safety measure was initiated bringing it back to the service. officials say it didn't return empty handed and several hours of data will be scrutinized for traces of the flight 370. it makes map of the ocean floor. it can be fitted with a camera. the air and sea search is continuing. 22 planes and ships are scouring the vast area of open ocean looking for clues. australia which is leading the recovery effort says the best leads are four unidentified acoustic signals picked up by the navy. they were consistent with an aircraft's black box. it's a week since they were last heard prompting fears the flight recorder batteries on board the missing jet have died. the deep sea phase of the search is is underway although the challenges facing the international mission remain. >>>

it was the day before valentine's day.scribed a valentine's gift he bought for her and one she bought for him which he actually opened last year after the shooting. getting very emotional again at the end. we've been hearing the defense lawyer questions oscar pistorius. it started with oscar reading out a number of whatsapp messages the couple sent each other. in great detail, relationship details coming out. a lot of very loving messages between the two of them but also interesting messages from reeva which at times she said i'm scared of you at times because she was worried about the jealousy and possessiveness of oscar pistorius. details a number of conversations that they had for example, in one text message she had to ask for permission to wear a leopard print dress. the pair had been dating three months when reeva was shot. the defense lawyer was clearly trying to establish it was a loving relationship although clearly there was tension. oscar explained they had both come out of difficult relationships and there were

that's really not a good day at all. we all have bad days. right to the top, i think, though. >>> the markets are having a difficult day. it began last week. let's take a look at the dow right now. down 145 points. the s&p is down 20. that's more than a percent move to the downside in the s&p. last three days for the nasdaq, that's an ugly chart. down another almost percent and a half in today's trading session. back in a moment. back in a mome. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one know

they have a self life of some 30 days and we're now on day 33. so the priority of this search operation right now, very much rests with the ocean shield, the australian vessel equipped with the american operate d ping locator. still scouring the waters trying to pick up any more detections. the more detections they make, the more they are able to narrow down a potential search field to try and find the source of that signal. and once they do that, they will then deploy the bluefin 21 which is an american provided autonomous underwater vehicle capable of searching the ocean floor for actual wreckage. and that's really what they say they need at this point to confirm that this is, in fact, from the missing plane, john. >> they'll keep listening until they are 100% convinced those batteries are dead. erin mclaughlin for us in perth with this new development. >> what they are looking for is any evidence, any evidence of what led flight 370 to make its dramatic turn away from its route to beijing. investigators in malaysia expressing optimism. nic rob

during this period there's a 20 day period to put in written objections. the hearing officer get input from the community and input from public works and at&t. one thing i'll pout one factor it's common to all 21 appeals mr. wong appeared and said it at&t's application was in corners with the technical requirement of the sf order. at the end of the hearing the hearing officer can do a couple of things make a recommendation or if he upstairs it's appropriate he can hold the hearing occupying open 20 days and take written protests and then at the end of the hearing period the hearing officer is required to make a recommendation to the director. under the sf borrowed the hearing officer discretion is extremely limited he can do one of two things i want to read from the regulation it's at heart of the what the board about decide. under the s m f order in the report the testimony will be summarized and the director either approve one the locations from the facility or approve one of the proposed locations provided the applicant makes reasonable changes to the i

has a shelf life of some 30 days. we're now on day 33.o the focus of this mission very much on the australian vessel, the "ocean shield" equipped with the american-operated towed ping locator, which is still out there scouring the waters trying to reacquire those signals. and that's really key to this effort right now. the more detections they have, the more information they have about the source, the location of the signal source. and that allowed them to narrow down a potential search field. and deploy the bluefin 21 which is the u.s.-provided underwater autonomous vehicle which is able to search the ocean seafloor for any signs of wreckage. and only then will they know for sure if this has anything to do with the missing plane, john. >> they need that for pure confirmation, erin. of course, all the body language in this news conference of angus houston seems to indicate they think they have it. they think they now know the general area where it is. and they're just trying to narrow it down to the most specific location, so that when th

12 days for conferences that have a total length of eight days?don't see it that way. >> you received more than you were gone for. >> i can't. >> but you did. >> i have to be gone to receive the per diem. >> you still received it anyway. >> reporter: in 2011 another trip after a conference in st. louis he used the oakland housing authority's credit card for a flight to nashville. the next day a flight to las vegas. three days later he flew home to oakland. >> these are the documents from the housing authority. >> i understand what was provided to you. and i understand how you could extrapolate that from what you see. that is not the accurate picture. >> reporter: are they wrong? >> i can't say they are wrong. >> taking it from the taxpayers. >> reporter: his work has been cited by the supreme court says this is a misuse of tax dollars. >> what should be done? i think there should be more disclosure. i think what your station is doing is very important. >> reporter: there seems to be a real lack of oversight here when it comes to handle out per die

a pretty nice day. temperatures of in the low 70's 4 inland locations it looks like friday is our next chance for some showers once again and the rain to return. the models are still some disagreement. one model same is one to be a lot weather. another really backing off on the widespread rain. looks like definitely a chance for rain on friday through saturday and into sunday. we'll be getting ready for in the really big warmup on monday where we are looking at temperatures close to 80 degrees and the inland locations. what do faker the bridge checks will star with the bay bridge no major concerns on the bay bridge there was some construction. the east bound direction looks like the construction will be in place until the afternoon with the right way will be closed all day. a look at the cemetery bridge and traffic very light again here. . concedes the roads may not even the wets. they're starting to dry out and also heading to the rich december fell bridge you can see there's no traffic so that's going

very busy day he had. family took a trip to sydney's world famous zoo earlier. >>> and the city of boston is preparing its first marathon since last year's deadly bombing. >> this morning, churches blessed runners at the finish line of the 26.2. here's video from the square and security remains high with more than 36,000 people expected to run in the race up 10,000 from last year. thanks for starting your morning with us. happy easter to you. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> the president sees 8 million reasons obamacare should be a democratic asset this campaign year. >> i don't think we should apologize for it. i don't think we should be defensive about it. i think there is a strong, good, right story to tell. >> why then are republicans doubling down? why are most vulnerable democrats ignoring the president's advice? >>> plus, joe biden shows off his shades on instagram, tweets a selfie with his best buddy boss. >> it's good to be back in pennsylvania. that other guy's coming. h

we're expecting a tough day for tech stocks after three days of gains for stocks.obal markets mixed, but the dow pointing to a lower open here this morning. watch google and ibm, both of those down in the premarket. >>> how would you like to make $58 million for 15 months of work? that's what yahoo! is paying its former chief operating officer, paying henrik decastro $58 million in severance after he was fired in january, one of the biggest payouts in history. he was marissa mayer's first hire at the company. it was double her salary. she made about $25 million last year. a lot of it has to do with contracted pay and also just how well that stock has done over the past year, but $58 million pay think we have a considerable problem. >> desperate search. divers trying to get back into the submerged ship trying to find many hundreds, many teenagers trapped below. the frantic text messages kids sent when the ship went down. >>> happening now, the bluefin completes its first full mission in the search for flight 370. the latest on what it saw. plus, new questions this m

opening day happens every year.ice. >> scott says family first always. >> karen says the birth of a baby is so important. baseball is just a game. thanks to everyone who responded. >> we appreciate it. "fox & friends" right now. >> bye. >>> good morning. it's friday, april 4, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. an ambient cocktail and a shouting match. new details inside the mind of a fort hood shooter. what caused him to snap. we areç live from fort hood. >> and he held americans captive during the iranian hostage crisis for 444 days. so why won't the obama administration deny this guy's visa to the united states? america's outraged. you will be too. >> how far would you go to save your cell phone? this girl went down into a drain. one problem. she could not get out. >> that's a problem. >>

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no rain in the forecast the next six days. the biggest thing is it is warm tomorrow and upper 70s in san jose by thursday. by friday a little cooler with low 70s and cloud cover but smooth sailing in to the weekend. so if you can't get the rainfall, might as well enjoy this. some chamber of commerce weather the next couple of days. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, the protests about twit wither. we will tell you why. >>> the growing debate and bitterness in san francisco about the tech industry. a sidable protest against twitter. hundreds of union workers marched from city hall to twitter headquarters on market street. they blasted city leaders and the tax exceptions that the city of san francisco gave twitter an other high-tech company. the mayor defends the tax breaks saying it spurs business and job growth. the city says 13,000 jobs have been added. however, union leaders say the kplempgss are driving working families out of san francisco and forcing cuts to city services. >>> levi stadium, everybody is cashing in on naming

, but a day of action. i wish everywhere that faced adversity has the support we have had. if anyone wonders what they can do, what we can do i answer look around. people in your community need your support. they need your patience and your time in dealing with similar situations such as ours. let april 15th be a day when we all work together to make this world a better place. the biggest lessen of all the lessons i have learnt over the past year is having in your life, in anyone's life can go horrifically, terribly wrong in a matter of seconds. yet it is up to us to make every single second count after, because believe me, they do. thank you. [ applause ] >> you're listening to al jazeera boston, one year later, three dead, 260 others injured, one died later. we'll take a break and be right back. ♪ i've heard it said ♪ that people come into our lives ♪ ♪ for a reason... ♪ for a reason... ♪ [ grunting ] i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't f