funded by the easter seals, it's a unique program. >> the program is really critical to the easter sealst's important to us to enable people with disabilities and special needs to live and work and play in their communities. >> reporter: but the center is suddenly in jeopardy because an unusual lease agreement expires in 30 days. 50 years ago the school was built through easter seals donations on city-owned land. under the lease easter seals maintains the building, spending about $70,000 a year. in exchange, the city charges just $1 for the use of the property. but that's about to change. the city wants to hike the rent to $120,000 a year. >> in the current environment that our view of being the stewards of public assets and of the taxpayers money, that we need to have a discussion about a market-based rent. >> reporter: the falls church school district is also eyeing the building to expand its early childhood education program. now housed in trailers at an elementary school. easter seals officials say the higher rent could force them to close. >> the reality is that amount of rent would

under the special lease, easter seals pays for all the maintenance here.e, the city charges just $1 a year. but now the city wants to hike the rent to $120,000 each year. >> in the current environment, our view of being the stewards of public assets and of the taxpayers' money, that we need to have a discussion about a market-based rent. >> reporter: the falls church school district is also eyeing the building to expand its early childhood education program. now housed in trailers at an elementary school. easter seems officials say the higher rent could force them to close. >> the reality is that amount of rent would force us out. >> reporter: parents of children at the center will take their concerns to the city council tonight. >> does eliminating the cdc, or forcing it out, how does that reflect upon the values of the church. >> the investment people have put into this for decades demands the council tell us what is better than this? why would anyone make the decision to do away with something like this that's unique. >> reporter: still, the city manage

world as obama extended a hand of the muslim community gretchen and company could not believe the easter was over looked at me they were absolutely outraged i think we actually have this one so take a look some people said that they might have an issue with the fact that he didn't issue a proclamation for easter so some people are saying is this an outreach to the muslim world and why isn't there an outreach to the christian world historically does have white house easter egg roll but they didn't issue official proclamation like you did for ramadan just now. we got one clip in there but come on people have in america learned its lesson yet you don't mess around with us holidays or else you'll be called out on fox and friends but seriously i just wonder don't these people have anything more present to talk about during their morning shows from the looks of it calling attention to fake wars against holidays is the best they can come up with these days so put out fox and friends or see tonight stills i'm sure. our guys it's time for happy hour joining me tonight is archie producer jenny chu

in a self-proclaimed republic of trans an easter a breakaway territory in the republic of moldova not much has changed since it announced independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety there is still no solution to the asyik and territorial conflict and some believe the current leadership is to blame. reports. one of the poorest regions in europe and recognized as a country across the world holds presidential elections in early december but already there is serious dispute before the campaigns even started the current leader of the self-proclaimed breakaway will go in republic of trains an easter egg of small north has held the reins of power who the entire twenty one years of its disputed existence far from tiring of office his running again for a faith term a decision criticized by moscow as a mistake costly smear not as created an atmosphere of personal power but as the public into a state of deep social and economic crisis there's a huge gap between ordinary people who are struggling and smear a lot inner circle who are all getting richer. the republic is certain its independenc

. >> got to go through thanksgiving, christmas, easter, valentine's day.ny events that will happen before april comes. so we can't even begin to think that right now. >> thanksgiving, easter valentine's day. tonight, nhl season opener. boston against philadelphia. boston, the play. sagan. on the back hand. see that again. marshawn scores it first goal in the season. final seconds of the first, fliers on the attack. watch in front. wheels around and scores. see that again. puts it past with a 2-1 victory. i'm happy hockey is here. >> seven months before you get to the playoff. >> expectations. >> okay. >>> ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> republican presidential candidate herman cain will be in northern virginia tomorrow. he'll appear at the cosco in pentagon city. he won his second straw poll over the weekend and he's surging in

here's your easter. easter there! easter. they roll the eggs like dummies on the lawn. eat them, that's what we do. i'm going too fast. i'm sorry. going to fast. >> jimmy: when you started out -- >> wait a second. the old man is starting to pass away here. come on! you know -- hey, i'm no kid but i can tell when you're older than me. they can't close their mouth. [ laughter ] that's the first sign it's over. your husband? wake up in the morning, laying in bed going -- god bless you. how old of a gentleman are you? you look it. i tell you this -- [ laughter ] now, 52, you're a baby. he's a baby. >> jimmy: 62 he said. >> okay, well, what is this, correction night? what the hell is the matter with you? i'm a guest, you don't correct me. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i wanted to mention. it is interesting to me you are going to the bar mitzvah because when you started out doing comedy, you worked them. >> i worked at the elegant in brooklyn. a little nightclub -- >> jimmy: my dad worked there by the way. >> did he really? i love your dad. what was he, a waiter. >> jimmy: a busboy. >

a big massive nor easter coming up the east coast.idn't. so i have a great idea for a capitalist idea. i'm going down to the protest and sell them hot chocolate and blankets. the good news is daddy's credit card accepted there. i'll take it. guess what? the best part is i'll pay taxes on it. >> greg: i don't think you will really do that. >> eric: probably not. kentucky not safe. >> greg: this is what interests me about the protest, there are an element of people entering the protest that aren't great. that guy bothering the reporter is one of them. the protesters don't want to report this stuff. it makes the protest look bad. they're in a weird bind. >> kimberly: of course. but they don't want to say someone tried to stab a reporter in the throat. this wasn't the only incident that john huddy had with the guy. there were other incidents that precedeed it. there are people who are lawless and aren't behaving appropriately. when you look at the sum total in aggregate, a lot of incidents down there. there are cops there. though bob does

. >> what do they do at easter, throw in easter eggs?n peeps, not people peeps but marshmallow peeps. that's cute. >> it is cute. >> i like that. that's when they look cute and cuddly even if they are 300 pounds. >> talking about the change of season here, that fits into the whole pumpkin thing. it feels like october. >> it's fall now. time to put away the sandals. >> before we go away, fred, take a look at this. the rest of the viewers across the country. parts of pennsylvania even into new york, portions of west virginia and maryland we're seeing not only rain, a little pink pop up on radar, talk about freezing precipitation, freezing air aloft. we're not expecting any significant accumulation. kind of interesting to see. what is not interesting, possibility of two to three inches of rainfall in new york and parts of pennsylvania. we don't need that to happen. looks like it might happen through the weekend. any places inundated by heavy rainfall, trust me, quite a bit of it, might see a flooding situation. keep that in mind. friends fr

easter seals have reached a deal. the child development center can now continue operating on the city-owned land for the next two years with some provisions. under the lease, extension cdc will pay $3,000 a month for rent beginning december 1st. they were paying $1 for using the property. the city originally wanted to hike the rent to $120,000 a year. the lease extension also calls for easter seals to make improvements to the property. >>> new 4z at 5:00 is just getting started. a dispute over pet waste lands two neighbors in court. the latest on this unusual trial that finally came to an end today. >>> also tonight, how a mother and her 2-week-old infant survived after being trapped in the earthquake rubble in turkey. >>> one american automaker rises and another falls in the latest survie on reliability. >>> and distance can't keep a military dad from a special moment with his special 2-year-old. when you believe in the future, you're always looking ahead... to what's next, to what's possible. confident that taking a

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, adventures of a happy easter, for third helpings, and sold to the party some trouble with alice. his works of nonfiction include doing out and american stories. his books include oblivious, oblivious lee which is a bush administration, heck of a job which is more of the bush administration. he's written and performed to man shows of the american place theater in new york city. in quite enough of calvin trillin, he addresses the subject including the horror of witnessing the economics are money. the collection features poems about sarah palin, john edwards, bill clinton and chris christie. frankly i think it is hard to be bowled with material like that. for tonight's format, calvin is going to talk and then we are going to open up for questions from you if you don't mind i will pass along the microphone and she could stand up because we have a really big audience so everyone can hear and then calvin will stick around and sign copies of his books and please welcome me in joining one of america's great humorous, calvin trillin back to the strand. thank you. [applause] one thing i sh

but she is asking the president about justin bieber who got to meet the president last year at the easter egg roll. he told the girls that he thinks bieber has a girlfriend. chlgts a star athlete in washington sued red bull and a local nightclub. >>> an employee tribute to steve jobs means that stores will close at apple stores tomorrow. >>> i'm jane watrel live where a group of haitian earthquake survivors are inspiring others. >>> and you may be thinking that he's thinking you ain't so big, you ain't so bad. st >>> davies is suing is shadow room nightclub and red bull for $20 million. he was at a party two years ago and a passenger in a horrible wreck on the gw parkway later that night. he claims that the companies overserved the driver. another passenger was killed and davies was seriously hurt in the crash. the suit was filed last week. a hearing is set for january. >>> apple will close retail stores tomorrow for several hours so employees can watch a webcast memorial for steve jobs. the tribute starts at 10:00 a.m. jobs passed away two weeks ago. during his years as ceo he led the co

. >>> the teenager who stabbed another teen at national zoo, easter monday will go to prison. a judge sentenced that young man to 7 years he pleaded guilty in june to attacking a 14-year-old outside the gates of the zoo. the judge wants the teen to have psychological and drug treatment along with educational services behind bars. >>> people in the tiny town at the epicenterrer of august's earthquake continue to pick up the pieces without the help from the federal government last week obama administration turned down a request for assistance now virginia governor bob mcdonald is asking president obama to visit mineral to see the damage for himself. uninsured property damage estimates, exceed $15 million. >>> gop hopefuls faced off in another debate last night the economy remains the central focus one big name is grabbing headlines for defending the bailout. aiynsley ear hart has more. >> unlike previous debate formats, cab dates sat down and held a -- candidates sat down and held a round table discussion. >>> former massachusetts governor mitt romney defended the 2008 wall stre

these easter eggs were put in here by apple. and she's not going to tell me the joke here today.ere have been things like how many chucks can a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood. she's having trouble connect to the network here. >> my favorite is, who's your daddy. she responded, i'm your daddy, now let's get back to work. and that's fantastic. who was sitting in that room and saying, we need to program this into that. >> right. when we asked her about the joke she said, two phones walked into a bar and i forgot the rest. this is the kind of stuff she does. also if you ask her, where are the pumpkins this weekend, and she quickly sort of found pumpkin patches all around my neighborhood. she's more than just a joke. she's using location. she's using contacts. she's using e-mail. she's using -- if i said, when i get to this location, send an e-mail and tell them i'm on my way, she will do that because she's geo locating. she's using the gps. so it's certain lay fun game for everybody to play here. but the more times she can't tell what we're doing now, but your do nee

bieber got to meet the president when he performed at last year's white house easter egg roll. the president also told the students he thinks bieber has a girlfriend. >> he's in the loop on that. >>> some republican presidential hopefuls may wish what happened in las vegas stayed in las vegas after a debate that saw the front-runners bumped and bruised in both political and personal attacks. seven republican candidates squared off in sin city last night. again, mitt romney and governor rick perry had strong words for each other, especially after perry accused romney of hiring illegal immigrants to work at his home. the entire field ganged up on new favorite herman kane and his 9-9-9 plan to reform the tax code. >> to get americans back to work. >> 44% of americans would pay more taxes upped his plan. >> that simply is not true. >> go to new hampshire where they don't have a sales tax, and you're fixing to give them one. >> the state tax is an apple. we're going to be replacing the current tax code with oranges. >> and i'm getting a bushel with apples and oranges because i've go

diverse population is reflected in the congregation at the russian orthodox cathedral in anchorage as easter is celebrated. native alaskans have found ways of blending russian religion with traditional practices. they are also beginning to reclaim their history and their relationship to nature. for the native peoples of alaska, the wilderness has never been empty. when the national parks and wilderness areas were created, the people who created them behaved as if alaska was empty, and most of the land was divided up between federal agencies, ignoring the indigenous inhabitants. don follows was sent to alaska in the 1970s by the national park service to establish a national park on the kenai peninsula, a remote fjord area on the south coast of alaska. i actually designed the proposal to kenai national park around a market study that i'd seen that had been done to try to find out what the alaskan mystique was, so there were six things that came out of that survey. there were so many of them that fit the kenai fjord-- things like coming up to alaska to see glaciers and fjords, seeing wildlife i

intifada you saw the group on september twenty eighth and the fall and we do remember very well on that easter road to get these events as a pretext to destroy all our accomplishments we made in the previous years therefore we are keen not to repeat this experience less know how to see an island or indeed as little bit of a say rather we endeavor to continue negotiations seem to come back to negotiations order for us both to find an end to this conflict. and have a shot of golf we're also all popular activities are peaceful settlement and within the peaceful that is the nonviolent framework of our struggle he got it on and. says i added new stuff i was thinking in bastard to rush spotlight we'll be back shortly after we take a break stay with us we'll be back in no time to to continue . wealthy british scientists on. market dynamics. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. even the books the fiscal plan the secret. is the case. whether it is a produced press. or a shamanisti

you know, mass at christmas, easter, that's about it. >> here, take this. >> no, i can't take your rosary, father. >> no, please take it. there are a lot of lapsed catholics on the camino, kid. besides -- >> there cannot be conversion if you already start out being devout. let's open the film where you're not even interested in praying with your parish priest, right? he's reached bottom now. he's a widower, he's now lost his son. he's totally alone in the world, he's without family. his idea of community is, you know, playing golf with his fellow doctors at the country club, and so i needed him to be at that place so that by the time this character arrives at the end of the film, there is a transformation. he is awake. he is converted. >> sheen says his catholic faith was strengthened by seeing and experiencing the rituals of the camino pilgrimage and the mass that takes place at the cathedral of santiago de compostela when the pilgrims finally arrive. >> the botafumiero, you know, the incense ceremony at the end of the mass, brings out a deeply moving exaltation from the congregation. th

. >> pelley: his nightmares are rooted in easter sunday, 2007.rnford's platoon assaulted an enemy ma machine gun nest. he was hit in the left shoulder. his lieutenant, phillip neel sprinted forward to help but was cut down. and this whole time you're returning fire? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cornford threw two hand grenades into the machine gun nest and then he carried lieutenant neel a mile to a medevac helicopter that took them both the a field hospital. the lieutenant didn't make it and cornford cannot forgive himself. how old were you? >> 18 years old. >> pelley: why did you come back here? >> um... to try and let it go. it's something that haunts me everyday. >> pelley: what is it that you're trying to let go? >> i see his face every time i close my eyes to go to sleep at night. i blame myself a lot because i got hit first and he was coming to get me. i just... i want to be able to lay it to rest like he is. because i know he's in a better place. i just... i know he would want me to. >> pelley: cornford told us that he was heartened to see i

at molineux in the league cup and it proved to be a stroll in the path of the league leaders speed easter five two when we have a cup winners of five point lead at the top of the table and been scoring for fun so far this season city to find the back of now it's on thirty three occasions and just nine league games boman cine is not underestimating the tonans. every day that would be against what if you had a brother and i steer we rose. it was. a wee wee wee bit down for three but in the last two or four metres the. four for. about the problem could be that we wish to we can play not one that present the leg against united the thing that we can play fifty percent against it was about the if we don't play seriously against united we we can have a program. meanwhile chelsea also lock horns at stamford bridge on saturday in what is the pick of games this week in the english premier league again as have been in good form of blades following their all for start of a season in the last three league outings while something could be boosted thomas but marlon to the starting line up. meanwhile che

. >>> the teenager who stabbed a teen at the national zoo on easter monday will go to prison. a judge sentenced the boy to nearly seven years. he pleaded guilty to attacking the boy outside the gates. the judge wants the teen to have psychological and drug treatment while in prison. >>> to a fox 5 weather alert. you can see it there, rainy weather heading our way after days of perfect conditions, even summer-like temperatures. there is a big change coming. sue palka is in the weather center now. is the rain going to cause any flooding like we've seen, the two straight weeks of flooding that we saw? >> i don't think so, brian. it doesn't appear to be in the cards for us , but this is a slow moving system and taken awhile to get here and what we've seen around the region tonight has amounted to light, patchy rain. it seems to be moving to the west, and i think we'll see showers overnight into the wednesday morning commute. not much to see around dc. anything we've had is pretty light. a little bit heavier out to the west but not very heavy. only a couple of tenths of an inch of

this is what we see everything we ever had, whether it's halloween or the easter bunny. >> bigger and better. >> i don't think it was mentioned. you can almost become desensitized with the campaign because it's everywhere. it doesn't really rule out anything. almost overexposure year in and year out. i love football but i hate these pink shoes. i will be honest. it drives me nuts. but it's even there. go to buy coffee and buy an extra pack of this. it's too much t almost becomes annoying isn't the right word because we all known people who have breast cancer. it's a terrible disease. it's wonderful people are giving dollars of their own to fight this. but you have to be careful. you don't start overdoing it. >> i agree with you. nobody doesn't have friends and relatives who hasn't been touched by breast cancer. in a real sense, we have gotten to the point where they are exploiting women's sensibilities about breasts. and you think of many different kinds, childhood diabetes, many kinds of conditions that if it's really all going to be about how your marketing is, that's really very sc

in the difficult history of this troubled region a group of russian observers it had interest in easter to monitor the elections following a request from the authorities there what are the ballot his free and fair or not the votes not expected to resolve these areas last stand in problems meaning the need for a lost and political resolution will remain. written off r.t. moscow. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world at least sixteen people have been killed and almost fifteen in the twin blast in iraq the capital baghdad the bombs were detonated at a local market one after another as people gathered to help victims of the first explosion a stronger and bigger one to place causing more damage and casualties it comes just a day after the iraqi capital suffered its worst attacks since august which took the lives of twenty two people. to leave you now where several hundred could be loyalists have reportedly pushed back interim government forces after a day of fierce street fighting in syria could obvious hometown is the last major major city not in the full control

campaigns even started the current leader of the self-proclaimed breakaway bodo and republic of china an easter egg a small north has held the reins of power who entire twenty one years old with disputed existence far from tiring of office he is running again for a faith a decision criticized by moscow as a mistake costly smearing of has created an atmosphere of personal power as the republic into a state of deep social and economic crisis there's a huge gap between ordinary people who are struggling and smell of inner circle who are all getting richer. the republic is certain its independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety from moldova which is south splits from the soviet union a year later why it has been tough there ever since a breakaway region is a tiny strip of land with a half million population bordering ukraine it acts as if it's a real state with government military currency and constitution a trans nice to has always been viewed by moldova as part of its own territory meaning continued political tension. in one nine hundred ninety two war broke out in which hundreds died as no

here on the upper easter side of manhattan, some of the ritziest zip codes in this country. the is what is called the millionaires march. you can hear that chant. a new tactic today in the four-week long protest. protesters now marching on the homes of specific individuals. media titan rupert murdoch, head of the goliath newscorp, and jamie dimon, head of jpmorgan chase, the most profitable consumer bank in the u.s. >> we need bailing out now. >> reporter: a protest against corporate greed now getting personal. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >>> and we turn now to jobs in america and made in america. last night, we took you across the country to that home built entirely with american goods. we immediate every screw, every plank of wood. a kind of road map to creating nearly a quarter of a million jobs. and tonight, abc's david muir goes straight to the men and women who build those homes, to ask him if they will take our made in america challenge. >> reporter: it was a formula for creating jobs so intriguing we traveled 2,100 miles to bozeman, montana, to see it for ourse

. >> reporter: last year, with his family around him, greeley helped celebrate easter mass at the home of his niece, eileen. >> in the name of the father -- >> i'm sad becau such a brilliant mind and such a voice in the catholic church has been silenced by an accident. >> when we suffer we are often made more vulnerable, and in our vulnerability god can break in more. but, you know, it's up to us whether or not we accept those invitations to new ways of encountering god. but certainly andrew greeley is a deeply spiritual person, and i'm sure he is finding god in new ways in this terrible experience. >> does he have moments of grace, times when he flourishes? yes, definitely, when he interacts with his family and with his friends, when he is still able to be a priest. >> by the spirit that lives within us, through our lord jesus christ -- >> he is disabled, but he has been a witness to us in his attempts to celebrate the mass. he is communicating in ways that have always been his priestly function. >> can you bless them now? >> the priest is still there. all those years of being a pries

no, that was "karen's easter egg got eaten by aliens." no, this is better, just for sheer audacity. i'm not lying this time. not that i lie a lot, but i'm not lying this time. mum: ben, can you go and get dressed, please? dad: "next door's dog drew those words on my wall." ben: nah, the alien definitely tops that one. dad: or "the goldfish broke the vase"? that was a classic. i got the ace, so i should start. but you cheated...! ( indistinct arguing ) we only cut the cards to see who was gonna go first. granddad: karen should go first, 'cause she's a girl. dad: come on, then, karen. mum: okay, you start, karen. and no cheating, ben. what are we gonna do with granddad when we go on holiday? um, he's staying here. but he burnt his house down. yeah, but he's lived there many years, and he's only done it once. once last week, yeah. yesterday, he told me the same story three times. you know, the one with the shrapnel and the maxims. granddad's on some really strong painkillers at the moment because of his burnt hand, but when he's off those painkillers, he's gonna be back to his sharp se