my sources say the white house will announce tomorrow where dubois is headed, jon?: did the president touch on policy at all in this breakfast? >> reporter: the breakfast always try to maintain the spirit of faith and bipartisanship and avoid any rancor over policy issues which there are a lot of but the president did lament how that seems to end with the breakfast itself, poking a jab at 24 hour news networks. >> i do worry sometimes that, as soon as we leave the prayer breakfast, everything we've been talking about the whole time at the prayer breakfast seems to be forgotten. on the same day of the prayer breakfast. i mean you would like to think that the shelf life wait a minute so short. [laughter] but i go back to the oval office and i start watching the cable news networks and it is like we didn't pray. >> reporter: of course he couldn't be talking about fox news channel. now to be fair to the president he did quote scripture a lot. he talked about how those who lead a nation have a greater obligation to be humble. jon? jon: i believe he said in the past he do

. >> reporter: registered dietician joy dubois says a highly restricted detox diet can lead to bloodto -- >> you can even have heart palpitations because you affect your electrolyte balance within your body. some folks feel just not too happy and irritable because you're not eating. >> reporter: she says the liver and kidneys help the body detox naturally, and that there's no physiological need to do it on your own through dramatic cleansing or liquid diets. but johnson says that doesn't account for people who already have poor nutrition, drink too much caffeine and don't get enough sleep. >> i think that would be true if you were in an ideal environment where we're all eating what we need to be eating. we do need to give our bodies a rest and a break and to help facilitate that detoxifying process by giving ourselves some really good, healthy food. >> reporter: news4. >> all the nutrition experts we spoke to did agree on one thing -- people should focus on making healthy lifestyle changes rather than using a fad diet. >>> first came her new look, and now we have her new official por

>> at the breakfast, the president announced that his longtime point-man on faith issues, joshua duboiswas stepping down as head of the white house office of faith-based and neighborhood partnerships. >>> former los angeles archbishop, cardinal roger mahony, strongly defended his handling of clergy sex abuse after newly released documents revealed the extent to which mahony protected abusive priests. mahony was recently rebuked by his successor archbishop jose gomez, who relieved him of any public duties. in a letter to gomez, mahony said he sought advice from other bishops, and he called the archdiocese under his charge "second to none in protecting children and youth." he also said gomez was aware of the church's actions and never previously raised any concerns. >>> the vatican's new sex crimes prosecutor this week urged the catholic church to be transparent in confronting the sex abuse crisis. father robert olivera boston canon lawyer, acknowledged th church had failed in the past. he also praised the media for helping the church to face "what is true." >>> in colorado, a catholic ho

. >> dubois. >> dubois. the problem with the 21st century, it didn't go away, just like my three books didn't go away. but i don't think it's as essential. when he spoke, remember, the world was still colonized. most of the world was colonized at that time, and were utterly owned by the european nations. and our only claim to fame was that we said we did much of an empire but we are growing into a superpower. and in some sense we got a pass. and in that sense it really did make race through colonization, and raised because of segregation in the united states, and the legacy, a global problem. we are still dealing, there's a lot of truth in the wags who said the world is still paying in pain and dislocation today, anyplace and wrote that he french or british diplomat to align on the map weather was creating a rock or grading syria or grading all the nations in africa. we're still paying a price for the. there's a lot of race involved in that, but there's also globalization and economics coming together to com

preferential significants and recommends that the agency take into account all modes flowing through the dubois/church intersection whether or not through signage or signals. the next recommendation, cac recommends that the agency report back on the possibility of selecting a low-income community as a destination for a second run of the 76x marin headlands express. the next motion has to do with the tep again. cac recommends that a higher ridership line be chosen for the next tep pilot project. this next motion those do with sidewalk parking and infringement by parked cars on the sidewalk. the mta cac recommends that sidewalk parking laws be enforced not just against cars that leave less than 4' of travel room for pedestrians, but for any car being more than 1' into the sidewalk. the next long motion concerns operator training. cac recommends that the agency expand its operator training capacity in order to meet the long-term operator needs of the agency. even to the understood short-term detriment to service that might result from shifting personnel from operator to trainer positions. the cac

visually, if you can, it's at the corner of church and dubois. there is 13 pieces of solid brass model imbedded in the sidewalk that impedes the movement of people in wheelchairs and there is not the legal space around it to the corner building. it is not two yards. it is not over 72 inches. so that it represents an obstruction of the causeway of somebody in a wheelchair. i really encourage you to investigate this. i object to it. thank you. >> thank you, john. >> next we have mr. michael nulty. >> hi. i wanted to hand these in. my name is michael nulty. i'm the executive director of alliance for better district 6. i wanted to first talk about bus shelter removals on the tenderloin. at 1027, back in 2007 we removed a bus shelter at hyde and turk. in january of this year we removed the bus shelter at the corner of eddy and leavenworth. that is the 31 bus line. and people are advocating to remove the hyde and farrell at 38 -- -- which is the 38 geary line. i also want to mention the housing authority is not doing its due diligence when it comes to

all little madeline dubois wanted for her third birthday was to ride the train. >> and dad had the video big engine pulled in. >> a train. >> are we going to ride the train? >> yeah. look at how close to it. oh, my goodness. >> the cute-o-meter is out of control today. that's adorable. madeline is now 5. and she's lost interest in trains. but she will always have this pretty precious moment there. children do change quickly. >> what are you going to do? >>> and finally, getting way too close for comfort with a couple of whales. first, from mexico's pacific coast. >> these images were captured by an american tourist last week. the whales surfacing right under a small boat, sending it into the air. then, the giant animal jumped almost completely out of the water. truly an amazing sight. >> which is exactly what this is. watch, now, as an adolescent humpback whale off of hawaii, came to the surface, right next to a couple's canoe, lifting the front end of it right in the air. the people who posted the video said they were amazed to be so close to such a big animal. and luckily, they also sa

the 20th century, and so i'd like for you to kind of reflect on what your theme has been today and dubois and the whole idea of race in the 21st century, and then my second question has to do more with your book, the 18 chapters, how do you get to that? did you say, i'm going to do 18, or did you eventually just come out to be 18 because you refer to that, and i see it's in the book. >> to answer the second part first, no, i didn't have 18 in mind. i wanted to pick out and i wanted to pick out the ones that i thought were essential to community -- communicate the sweep of it, not all the particulars, and, please, somebody said -- you know, i'm sorry you had to distill or abbreviate or make it compact, but the other books are not going anywhere. [laughter] they are still there. i'm hoping that at least some small portion of the people introduced to the subject want to know more about it and go, not just to my books, but there's lots and lots of books, and ones that are cited. it's a whole universe, largely uncovered by hollywood, by the way, part of that because hollywood, and i know this

. >> reporter: joy dubois says that highly restrictive diets could lead to low blood sugar. >> you evenay have heart pal pitations, because you're affecting your electrolyte balance. some folks feel not to happy and irritable. >> she says the liver and kidneys help the body detox naturally. and there's no physiological need to do it on your own through dramatic cleansing or a liquid diet. but johnson says that doesn't count for those who have poor nutrition, drink too much caffeine and don't get enough sleep. >> i think it will be true if we were in an ideal environment. we do need to give our bodies a rest and break and help facilitate that process by giving ourselves good, healthy food. >> i think i'll have what she's having. all the nutrition experts we spoke to did agree on one thing -- people should focus on lifetime changes rather than using a fad diet. that means long-term changes, not short-term juice cleansing -- yeah. >> that master colonel thing, be careful with that thing. >> yeah. >> wendy makes a gr green drink. >> i do. i'll whip up a batch. >> we're going to love tomorro

as maurice dubois reports, it's a very real medical condition that makes life difficult for those whofer from it. >> aaron burn and james cook have something unusual in common. neither has control over their left hand. >> my left hand has a mind of its own. >> it's like a small child that is going to do all the bad things. >> reporter: vern and cook suffer from a very real and disturbing medical condition, known as "alien hand." >> what happens is a person's hand may suddenly start doing something that the person isn't expecting it to do. >> i would light a cigarette and this hand would put it out. i would be drinking a cup of coffee and this hand will dump it. >> i had a patient that began doing things like grabbing at people's clothes. >> neurologist itchim hawks studies this syndrome and says it's as if one-half of the brain doesn't know what the other half is doing, so there's a conflict between the two mem spheres. >> the connections between the two halves of the brain are damaged in some way, so what that does is almost allows your brain to become almost like two different peopl

joshua dubois. he has been at my side for work and prayer for years now. he is a young reverend, but wise in years. he worked on my staff and done outstanding job as the head of our faith-based office. every morning he sends me via e-mail a daily meditation. a snippet of scripture for me to reflect on. it has meant the world to me, despite my pleas, tomorrow will be his last day in the white house. i want to publicly thank joshua for all he has done and i know everybody joins me in wishing him all the best in his future endeavors, including getting married. >> it says something about us as a people for 61 years now that this great prayerful tradition has endured. it says something about us that every year in times of triumph and tragedy, in calm and in crisis, we come together not as democrats or republicans, but as brothers and sisters. as children of god. every year in the midst of our busy and noisy lives, we set aside one morning together as one community. united in prayer. we do so because we are a nation ever humbled by our history. and we are ever a

lou dubois tweeted it's mount rockefeller.very special olympic flashback from my days in torino this friday. you won't want to miss it. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! >>> house speaker john boehner about to hold a news conference on capitol hill right now. the house is expected to vote on something they call require a plan act. it would require the white house to provide a supplemental unified budget if the president's own budget doesn't reach balance within ten years, so continuing the budget fight on capitol hill, we're going to keep our eye on that with speaker john boehner. again, the bill would require a supplemental unified budget. he'll have a chance to explain that. when members of congress leave capitol hill, what happens to their unspent campaign war chest

. >> brothers john and bob dubois from mission viejo, california.ast day in alaska inland, the water is providing a bountiful catch for the six tourists on this fishing boat. >> here's another one coming up. >> but their luck begins to change from big fish to big trouble. >> everybody get one of those on, please. >> turns out the motor located under the deck has malfunctioned and broken apart. its metal pieces ripping a hole in the boat. >> we were just having fun with the camera back and forth. and then it evolved into much more. i just kept the camera running. >> one of the diesels sheered a shaft and we're taking on water. electrical problem, we lost the radio for communication. >> to make matters worse, the gps is shot and there's no chance of using the ship's radio to call for help. >> filling up the sewed yak right now with some air. we're all going to pile in there. this is really unbelievable. >> can you hear me? >> bob calmly narrates the scene as emergency preparations are executed. meanwhile, his brother, john, is trying to make a distres

a church meal for the homeless has become the target of residents in the dubois triangle. the st. it will continue to operate the sunday morning meal program despite complaints according to the "examiner." some residents and businesses have seen an increase in criminal activity. that church feeds around 125 people. they continue to plan to feed the poor especially during lent. >>> tax payers may be asked to pay to fix crawl belling roads. she -- to fix crumbling roads. the taxes include .25 or .50 sales tax or a million-dollar bond measure that would cost the average homeowner $11 -- $100 a year. >>> sal, can you help the folks on highway 24. >> we're trying to. westbound 24 as you drive from walnut creek to oakland. moderately avenue. that commute has not been that bad. but nearby on 680 as i'm about to show you, it's pretty slow. people may be having trouble getting to the commute. i want to take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've seen some improvement. those 880 lamp -- ramps are almost empty. we see some improvement at the taupe. it's about a 15-minutes delay. as we go

i want to say a quick word about a close friend of mine and yours, joshua dubois your now, some of you may not know joshua, but josh was been at my side in work and prayer for years now. he is a young reverend, wising years. is worked on my staff dickies done an outstanding job as the head of our faith-based office. every morning he sends me, the e-mail, a daily meditation. snippet of scripture for me to reflect on. and it has meant the world to me. and despite my pleas, tomorrow will be his last day in the white house. so this morning i want to publicly thank joshua for all that he is done, and i know that everybody joins me in wishing him all the best in his future endeavors, including getting married. [applause] >> it says something about us as a nation and as a people that every year for 61 years now, this great prayerful addition has endured. it says something about a that every year in times of triumph end in tragedy, in calm and in crisis, we come together, not as democrats or republicans, as brothers and sisters, and as children of god. every year in the midst of all our busy a

500,000 hits and joining us right now is that little girl's father who taped her reaction, daniel dubois and the star herself, madeline. good morning to all of you. thank you for joining us from nashville. >> good to be here. >> good morning. >> steve: sarah, let's start with you. she wanted a special birthday present on her third birthday. why was it at the train station? >> well, we live close to some railroad tracks and when went across the train tracks every day. she had a fascination with trains. so we planned for a while to take her on a train trip for her birthday. >> steve: okay. and daniel, you being the good father, had the video camera, or phone right there. were you surprised at her reaction? >> yeah. with little kids, you never know what you're going to get, right? so i thought this could be terror or it could be really sweet. it turned out to be the latter. it was a cool moment to get on camera. >> steve: it was fantastic. madeline, do you remember the day you went on your third >> steve: what was it like? >> was it fun? >> yeah. >> what else do you remember about it? >> i

moment of personal privilege, i want to say a word about a close friend of mine and yours, joshua dubois. led you may not know joshua, but he has been at my side and work in prayer for years now. he is a young reverent, but wise in years. he has worked on my staff, done out stannic jobs as the head of our faith-based office. every morning he sends me by way of the male -- email a daily meditations, snippet of scripture for me to reflect on, and it has meant the world to me. tomorrow will be his last day in the white house. this morning i want to publicly thank joshua for all he has done, and i know everybody joins me in wishing him all the best in his future endeavors, including getting married. [applause] it says something about us as a nation and a people that every year for 61 years now this great, prayerful tradition has endured. it says something about us that every year in times of triumph and tragedy, in calm and crisis, we come together not as democrats or republicans, but as brothers and sisters had as children and of god. every year in the midst of all are busy and it noisy liv