i am not elaine jones. i want to be elaine, dream about being elaine but i am not elaine jones. but elaine jones has a little cold and i am going to introduce and present the award o mrs. cecilia marshall. this is something that means great deal to the lawyers and board of the naacp legal defense fund. she is known throughout the country and has been mrs. director counsel, she has been mrs. solicitor general, she has een mrs. judge, she has been mrs. justice. but today we want to honor cecilia m. marshall for her own work and dedication to civil ights. married to the late thurgood marshall for 38 years, she saw a lot of the world through the unparalleled prism through her husband. mrs. marshall was born in maury, hawaii. her parents were among the first immigrants to hawaii from the philippine islands in 1910. she came to new york to live with her maternal aunt and uncle and started to take classes in stenog if i at columbia university. during that same year she got a position as secretary to the national director of the naacp branches in new york where she said she admitted rec

elaine quijano on why their world war ii sacrifice went unrecognized until today. >> this is an incredible honor to be standing on a stage with these guys. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening.Ñi this is our western edition. it is now four straight days of violent weather in the south and the midwest. 65 tornadoes followed today by torrential rain and flooding.Ñir this is the florida panhandle after the biggest rainfall there in decades. hundreds of people had to beÑi rescued from cars and houses. in pensacola, where the rain set a record, part of the scenic highway washed away. the flooding is blamed for at least one death in all since sunday. the storm death toll is, at least, 38, and thousands of homes have been damaged. mark strassmann is in pensacolaó >> reporter: more than 20-inches of rain fell in pensacola in 24 hours. flash flooding washed away roads and bridges. this sinkhole was 20-feet deep. the driver survived. >> you could see the currents. lightning was still popping all over the place and you just kept watchin

i am not elaine jones. i want to be elaine. dream about being elaine, but i am not elaine jones. but elaine jones has a little cold, and i am going to introduce and present the award o mrs. cecilia marshall. this is something that means a great deal to the lawyers and board of the naacp legal defense fund. she is known throughout the country and has been mrs. director counsel. she has been mrs. solicitor general. she has been -- she has been mrs. judge. she has been mrs. justice. but today, we want to honor cecilia and marshall for her own work and dedication to civil rights. [applause] married to the late thurgood marshall for 38 years, she saw a lot of the world through the unparalleled prism of her husband's work for justice and equality for all. mrs. marshall was born in maui, hawaii. her parents were among the first immigrants to hawaii from the philippine islands in 1910. in 1948, she came to new york to live with her maternal aunt and uncle, and started to take classes in stenography at columbia university. during that same year, she got a position as secretary to the nati

elaine quijano has details. and bill whitaker with freddie roach, one of boxing's greatest coaches, sparring with the consequences of a life in the ring. >> sounds like this is the biggest fight of your life. >> it is the biggest fight of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. in a close decision, the u.s. supreme court ruled that a small town in upstate new york can open its council meetings with a prayer. conservative justices backed the 5-4 decision ruling that the opening prayer in the town of greece is constitutional. jan crawford tells us why. >> reporter: the justices emphasize the long history and tradition of prayer before legislative sessions going back 200 years to the nation's founding and compared it to the pledge of allegiance or inaugural prayer designed to lend gravity to public proceedings, not to afford government an opportunity to proselytize. they sued the town of greece was sued for having i

elaine quijano has the story. u.s. marines are ready to rescue americans as security crumbles in libya. david martin reports. deborah patta questions a boko haram terrorist about the 200 schoolgirls held hostage. >> reporter: if the government does not release boko haram prisoners, will the girls be killed? >> pelley: and in this season of graduation, wyatt andrews discovers a well-seasoned graduate. >> no matter how old you are, the world is still in front of you, it's not behind you. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. china's military has attacked major u.s. companies in a computer war that kills american jobs. that is the allegation today in a jury indictment chinese military officers. they were charged with identity theft and economic espionage. it is a first, that is already raising tensions between the two countries. here's bob orr. >> reporter: the f.b.i. today issued "wanted" posters for five members of the chinese

and elaine quijano introduces us to a lacrosse brotherhood. the incredible thompson trio. >> lacrosse is definitely more than just a game. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone. scott's off tonight. this is our western edition. i'm jeff glor. there are more than 1,700 veterans medical centers across the country. they care for nearly nine million people. tonight, the secretary of veterans affairs says everyone of those centers will be visited and reviewed. that's after claims up to 40 veterans died waiting for care at a clinic in phoenix. critics say backlogs are spread across the country, and the v.a. has been covering up the problem. we begin with wyatt andrews. >> reporter: troy burmesch is a veteran of iraq and a former v.a. hospital worker in phoenix. he told cbs affiliate kpho, that thousands of veterans have waited more than a year for care but that hospital superiors have used a system of secret lists to hide those delays. >> and now because they want to look good for d.c. or their s

board direct that back to our port capital projects that brought us back into balance so kudos to elaine. the budget committee has heard the budget and it will go on to the, if you will, full board with a tashtd date so i believe they can't act before july 17th or before august that's itself update weighing the testimony we'll have more line item details but it went very, very well. okay. next i want to report on the pilot donor program almost a year or 89 months ago the port worked with the san francisco america's cup organizing committee to have a pilot program that was titled one sf celebrate the cup at the peers 24 to 29 the america's cup organizing committee fulfilled ailing all its duties to the city and subsequentially clez closed it's door so the pilot program is concluded with the program on a ongoing basis if we choose i thought it was would important to see this. there were 3 eros placed at various points for individuals and other to participate. there were a brick program and there was a beverage program and there was a larger ability to death a grove of trees on the site to

not elaine jones. [laughter] elaine.o be i dream about being being elaine. but i am not elaine jones. but elaine jones has a little cold, and i am going to the awardand present .o mrs. cecilia marshall this is something that means a andt deal to the lawyers board of the naacp legal defense fund. she is known throughout the and has been mrs counsel, she has , hasmrs. solicitor general mrs. judge, has been mrs. justice. but today we want to honor m. marshall for her own work and dedication to civil rights. [applause] the late thurgood marshall for 38 years she saw a lot of the world through the unparalleled prism of her husband's work for justice and equality for all. born in maui,was hawaii. her parents were among the first from thes to hawaii philippine islands in 1910. to1948 she came to new york live with her maternal aunt and uncle and started to take classes in stenography at columbia university. during that same year she got a position as secretary to the national director of the naacp where shen new york says she admitted receiving her racialaptism to

elaine quijano explains how the virus works. >> miss teen usa! >> reporter: miss teen usa 2013 kassidy wolf was a victim of a hacker using the malicious software called black shades rat or remote access tools. authorities say last year, a hacker used wolf's personal computer web cam to take nude photos of her and threatened to use them online if she didn't send more photos. instead, she went to police. u.s. attorney was familiar with black shades, which infected over 500,000 computers. >> for $40, the black shades rat enabled anyone, anywhere in the world to instantly become a dangerous cyber criminal. >> reporter: here is how it worked. hackers bought the program. they then sent victims an infected e-mail. once the unknowing victim clicked the e-mail, the hackers were in. >> the black shades rat allowed users to remotely and secretly gain access to everything on the victim's computer, including photographs, documents and passwords to online accounts. >> reporter: the remote access tool gave them access to the web camera and recorded their key st

thanks, elaine. l.a.clippers owner donald sterling says he won't pay the nba's $2.5 million fine for making racist comments. in a letter to the league, his lawyer says sterling believes he did nothing wrong and is thinking about suing the nba. the commissioner banned sterling for life for the racist remarks, and is trying to force him to sell the team. barbara walters says good-bye. that story coming up. the apples of your cheeks don't have to. defy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps, bumps, bruising, pain, redness, discoloration and itching. ask your doctor. juvÉderm voluma®. defy gravity. ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ don't miss a beat... ♪ nothing's missed with tenatwist ♪ ♪ oooh discover the fearless protection of tena. so

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here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: how high did the water come?> right here. >> reporter: superstorm sandy pushed nearly six feet of water inside of tim furmosa's bakery. >> we never imagined it would be as bad as it was. >> reporter: the bakery sustained half a million dollars in damage. furmosa had no flood insurance so he applied for grants and loans. he's still waiting 19 months later. congress approved $50 billion for sandy relief in eleven states and the district of columbia but red taped delayed the money. what used to be here? >> big homes. >> reporter: the storm surge left a whole section of boardwalk at the front door of bernie ferris' restaurant. >> there's mud, sand and debris all over the place and a lot of devastation. >> reporter: ferris spent his savings, $125,000, and put $80,000 on his credit cards to reopen. he's still waiting for his grant. >> hopefully it's coming, you know. it's a little frustrating they keep coming after you for more and more information. >> to come to virtually a standstill now. it is very, very disappointi

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elaine and chris lynch. thank you for coming in and great to see you. elaine, i will start with you. you're having your 24th wedding anniversary? >> yeah. gerri: how has it been going? were you able to spend a lot of money or did cash only. >> because it was cinco de mayo we went to mexican food last night and stayed under $35. gerri: that is smart. chris, to you, how is it going for you, are you still doing the right thing. >> everything is going well, gerri. i love it and actually becoming more after habit now. so i'm really, really proud to do it. cash is great. gerri: both of you told us that you realized that using cash is a big help to small businesses. tell me about that. what was your experience paying cash at a small business? >> well i went to a little quilting store and spent about $50 in patterns and fabric. the lady thanked me for paying with cash and not using credit card because it saved her the fee that the credit card companies charge businesses. so i thought that was a great idea to motivate me to spend cash with local companies and re

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elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: researchers at nasa and the university of california irvine looked at 40 years of data, including observations made from planes and satellite images of a glacier the size of california and texas combined. eric rignot is lead author of the study. >> at this point, we'll say it's just a matter of time before this glacier completely disappears to sea. >> reporter: sea levels could rise by four feet, but not before 2214. it would open the way for greater losses of south pole ice, which could raise sea levels by another six feet. tom wagner studies glaciers for nasa. >> what we have found is that it in fact looks like this weak underbelly of antarctica is in fact starting to flow out into the sea and there's not a lot to hold it back. >> reporter: here's why. the land anchoring the glaciers sits below sea level. as ice melts, more of the glacier comes into contact with warmer ocean water, accelerating the process. >> what's happening is that as that ice is getting thinner, it's beginning to pop up off the land. and when it pops up off the land, there's no

elaine came to this country and the whole of a cargo ship which was eight years old. when she injured a public grade school, she didn't speak a word of english. yet less than 40 years later, she was sitting at the cabinet table devising the president of the united states. the only kentucky woman in history to be a member of the president's cabinet. [applause] she is not just my wife, she is an inspiration. i am lucky to have her in my life. i can't help but think of another woman who helped to get me here. that was my mother. my mom and dad were wonderful people. they were wonderful parents. when i was two years old, i contracted polio. it was a frightening diagnosis in those days. my mom responded with uncommon determination. through her patients, tenacity, she gave me what every child wants. the normal childhood. she gave me an example i would never forget. i have tried to bring that same determination and tenacity to every cause i have take up on behalf of the people of the state. whether fighting for people who had been exposed to radiation at the radiation enrich

as jonathan said, senator mcconnell talked about his wife, elaine chao.d he was doing more and more about to but more and more of that. he talked about his mother. then, of course, these three examples discussing the president's health care lot of women from around the state. it is fairly obvious direction he is trying to go right now. >> host: give us a sense of what might have been talked about tonight. some reports that mad devon was going to support allison grimes. he made it very clear tonight that is not going to happen. >> caller: you know, matt believe right up until the last minute, i think, that he was going to shock the world and win this race. it was an interesting concession speech he gave, have hard magnanimous take the high road and have part better, a man who said, you know, we will not soon forget the attack. i cannot imagine what that conversation was like. i cannot imagine that he will be in a desperate to get to the unity rally, but, i mean, i do think we heard from him tonight as far as endorsements bill, that was about as lukewarm as

. >> at one of the appearances that elaine petrocelli met maya angelou. she often hosted the author at her store. today they honor her memory. >> she had tremendous energy. and' thousand people would come, wanting to have a book signed and meet her. >> i had the opportunity to interview her a few times she was intimidating and inspiring. and told me life loves the lover of life. >> i envy you. i would have liked to meet her. she sent a final tweet four years ago, listen to yourself, you might hear the voice of god. president obama said this. the voice she found helped generations of americans find their rainbow amid is the clouds. inspiring us to be our best selves. we have a slide show on our web site. it's powerful. >> in the wake of the deadly rampage, two state senators are want to budget health care and public safety for those in prison. yesterday, lawmakers called for a new effort to keep mentally ill people from obtaining guns. the assembly passed a bill forcing californian who's buy guns out of state to go through checks and steps required for in

. >> and of course elaine chow at his side, who is a former labor secretary in the bush administration certainly a key surrogate. this is what she had to say. >> mitch is a genuine kentucky conservative. and there is nobody capable of doing more for kentucky than mitch mcconnell. and this year we are one step away from making him kentucky's first majority leader since barkley. >> so casey, how much is that a motivator for people, for republicans to come out to the polls and looking towards the fall to think that kentucky could be a key race that brings them the senate? >> reporter: it's interesting for all of the discussion we've had about establishment versus the tea party and through this primary season the idea that the establishment was toxic, mcconnell has been running all the way along on this idea he's delivered for the state and he's something the state can be proud of. if you talk to experts down here, they'll say kentucky is actually -- they do feel a certain sense of pride in having somebody who is a top leader and as elaine chow pointed out, they haven't had somebody in tha

he speaks to me in an exclusive interview along with his wife elaine. and later, more of my interview with one of the three women who survived being captive in a house of horrors in cleveland for a decade. michele knight says there was added pain inside, like no one was actually looking for her. >> i was considered a forgotten one. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! >>> too many people came as no surprise that don sterling was caught on tape saying racist things. least surprised was

elaine from gossip.com and sally in the hot seat tonight.re celebrities really miss behaving more or have we all joined the ranks as photographers or consumers. >> i think celebrities are blaifing the way they have always behaved. in the past, they had people who helped them cover it up or helped them remain behind the veil. but they're participating in the new social media waves too. many celebrities are posting very personal photos and intimate moments on instagram. it's a give and take. the consumer wants more, but they're wanting more because they're responding to a stimulus. that stimulus is being thrown out there by many celebrities. >> they want what they want to be photographed in the best light. someone leaked the video of the elevator fight between beyonce's sister and jay-z. >> do you expect privacy and confidentiality in a place like that? >> you would think when you get into a hotel that you're going to have privacy. but the fact is all you have to do is look up into the corner of the elevator and you see a security camera and y

he speaks to me in an exclusive interview along with his wife elaine. and later, more of my interview with one of the three women who survived being captive in a house of horrors in cleveland for a decade. michele knight says there was added pain inside, like no one was actually looking for her. >> i was considered a forgotten one. >>> too many people came as no surprise that don sterling was caught on tape saying racist things. least surprised was the executive elgin baylor who sued sterling that went back decades. you'll hear from him tonight only on this program. here's more about why, probably more than anyone, he has a right to be saying "i told you so" right about now. say the name elgin baylor and any nba fan will tell you on the court he was power ask grace defined. the young elgin named for his father's style of pocket watch was the number one pick in the nba draft in 1958. immediately filling the seats, saving the near bankrupt lakers. when the 11 time all-star was later asked the secret for his record-breaking success, the low key baylor demu

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elaine annan was left severely disabled after doctors failed to diagnose a brain infection seven years ago. former opera singer separate case against the hst on an interim basis in two thousand and seven legislation was expected soon afterwards to allow for periodic payment in cases like ours. but the legislation is still an awesome place. and this week she's back in the high court again arguing for compensation for her future care. it's a scenario faced by many others. and one which is drawn repeated criticism from judges in the personal injuries courts. today a conference on reform and clinical negligence had the number of cases has doubled in the past five years. judge mary irvine said the system for compensation and the delays are on just that we have what i can only be described as very own jokes. ineffective and dare i say and dickensian ads system and of awarding damages takes far too long to get proceedings to the door of course. then when they get there. they take far too long to get her by the porch former high court judge john parker networking groups until four years ago sa

so first question to elaine. most everyone has a camera and a video on their smart phone these days. posting them on social media sites all the time s there a limit to people's obsession with celebriti celebrities? have we created monsters out of everyone, pretty much? >> i don't think we've created monsters out of everyone. you can use it effectively. you can use it to your advantage and many celebrities do. they use their own cameras to post videos on their own sites so that they can promote their projects. i think that difference is that we're not really having a discussion about privacy. we're having a discussion about control. what celebrities are bucking against isn't the fact that their privacy is being violated. they're bucking against the fact that they're not able to control every time somebody walks around a mall or justin bieber goes to a batting cage he doesn't get to control the mother and the child who are photographing him. it's not about privacy. >> something tells me he was missing too many shot

elaine quijano has the story. u.s. marines are ready to rescue americans as security crumbles in libya. david martin reports. deborah patta questions a boko haram terrorist about the 200 schoolgirls held hostage. >> reporter: if the government does not release boko haram prisoners, will the girls be killed? >> pelley: and in this season of graduation, wyatt andrews discovers a well-seasoned graduate. >> no matter how old you are, the world is still in front of you, it's not behind you. captioning sponsored by cbs

a cash cow and those perspectives i'll ask elaine to look at how much further not in the capital budget a that's he dealing with other projects not about upgrading the properties to get a higher rental value but dealing with deficits like they're to fall in the water so what we are doing at improving the deals in the future i'm showing everyone this is the point where it needs more improvement but it's getting a a higher quality space seem like i don't know what we are that 50 or 17 percent on our way because every office space whether in a terminal neighborhood the goal the item before you should be a class a there's to be a vision to get there. >> thank you, commissioners susan deputy director for real estate. we are definitely taking notes this is informational so we can come back and adjust things. some of the things to take into consideration with our office like autodesk they're a shed space they took a blank slate and turned it into what they needed if you look at the egg building it's on the water in some cases is a fabulous view but if you go into the building the windows don't

preceding skirts and pull the sea of facing wants a pity some of that possible riots one because if elaine ha of ronnie's around a while bringing in mind the updates and expert opinion will heal amounting to much. bush aide execution of the gulag has left a comment to what the online thing in the knee before dying of a concert on the terrific dad has sparked calls for a moratorium on capital punishment and when it's normally takes an average of six minutes for a prisoner to dine on to the receiver lethal injection but the place look as if to fixed lines. don't stop keep dying in extreme pain for three minutes walk to the drunks were administered all season a part time how small the story. america is among the top five nations that leave the world in executions. they are reset lethal injection gone back to typical execution should take it that way about six and twelve minutes to forty three minutes of the universe blinds were closed because something was going so wrong is casting a spotlight on making him the map it's behind capital punishment in the us the american and the world is getting

elaine quijano has details. and bill whitaker with freddie roach, one of boxing's greatest coaches, sparring with the consequences of a life in the ring. >> sounds like this is the biggest fight of your life. >> it is the biggest fight of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is thbs

. >> elaine ford, support staff. just as a bit of contextual information, the port starting in 2010 re-entered the bond market after a bit of a hiatus due to increasing our internal financial capacity and also with the support of the mayor's office and the board of supervisors to make more investments in capital, in our capital infrastructure, and the intention of the revenue bond program is really to invest in larger scale investments and with your approval today will be at about $100 million since 2010. the city issued cop's on our behalf in 2013 around this will round it off. you did previously approve our ability to issue bonds in the amount of 25.3 million in may of 2013, you gave us access to the city's commercial paper program which allowed us to keep phase ii of the cruise ship terminal on target. the purpose of these bonds is phase ii of the cruise ship terminal and also to make improvements at pier 31 in the northern waterfront in the amount of 1.9 million and we're using additional funds for pier 31, but t

i am also supported here with peter daly and elaine forbes and also steven from metro and we are available to answer any questions. >> thank you. is there nub comment? seeing none, commissioners? >> thank you for a very -- well, a great presentation. i'm really excited about the new cruise terminal and all the new cruise calls we're going to have coming to san francisco once this is completed. i really want to thank stefano, veronica and metro for being so diligent and putting together your local business participation plan. i think it's a model that others can easily follow so i really want to thank you for taking the time to put that together and i'm really excited about the buy san francisco directory because i know all of our port tenants can use that. so thank you very much. >> john, this is a great presentation. i also personally want to thank stefano, i know i've been that, for a time there were some problems at the old facility and he really stepped up. he listened to the direction of this project. i understand things are going well down at pier 35 now and you are getting ready for

the presentation to the agencies were made by elaine forbes, our cfo, myself, many of our financial analysts through the organization and some of our deputy directors. we thought, too, that the surveillance reports that they issued this year were more positive than we've seen in the past. they still remained concerned with the immense capital needs of the port but they feel that the port commission in particular by setting the designated capital policy is taking affirmative actions to address that and they like what they are seeing. so we're very excited about our new rating. if all goes well we will be entering the market this thursday to sell the 2013 bonds with an anticipated closing date two weeks later on may the 29th. so so far, the mashet place is moving in the right direction for borrowers and we're very xietdd for that and we want to lock in and have the market place move up so we can earn money on our other investment holdings. wish us luck and i'm sure we will be reporting back on how the sale goes. you may have caught -- may recall the lease extension to the southern waterfront a

the german government has been at the forefront of diplomatic efforts to end the crisis elaine says it's doing everything possible to help ukraine hold presidential elections planned for may twenty ten. wait until we're working towards that it's the most powerful tools to descend established by geneva is the oecd which is supposed to be involved on many levels the sun is up for the twentieth and now we want to push for its involvement to become possible. he didn't come. in mid april the eu and the us joined representatives from ukraine and russia at a conference in geneva. they agreed on steps to defuse the situation that those have been ignored and the violence continues. gemini now wants a second geneva conference to move the process for worse the conflict was also on the agenda as german present you looking gal met his czech counterpart in trot. both heads of state appealed for calm. be it. i call on all parties to keep calm all been returned to the negotiating table. she still looks appealing. as yet there are no signs of another conference emerging color of the list of the dead to r

satcher paul kirk, senator olympia snow, congress one donna edwards, adam frankel, elaine jones, martha minnow, and david schribman. thank you all. in addition to selecting the inspiring recipients of this year's profile in courage award we also choose the winner of the profile in urge sa -- courage essay. 9000 students in 41 states, washington dc, the virgin islands, canada, france, and korea submitted their own essays about political courage. some of our judges are here with us today. i would like to ask them to stand as we acknowledge the service they provide. [applause] i also want to take a moment to express thanks to the wonderful people of john hancock, which provides invaluable financial support to the profile in courage as a contest. now to the winner of the 2014 contest. ben wolman is a freshman at palisades charter high school in california, where he is involved in social justice. he saw this as an opportunity to address these subjects with a broader audience. little did he realize how broad this audience might be. ben is a scientist and filmmaker. he placed second in c-span'

former british tennis star elaine ample cartel has died at the age of thirty tertiary battle with liver cancer the announcement came from the lawn tennis association may need a tribute to go cop that he was born in kenya to britain after her father who was a professional soccer player signed a deal with the scottish club. that deal is that the state to use the known alien shakin his goal and hasn't been a new offence has been fasting talents. we know that i'm sick of the bad news about it the diagnosis of what kinds of up to two losers in such a short time is devastated and it is going she's been such an inspirational to get around that sets out some photos posted to me know. and family and friends sister she competed at the two thousand twelve london olympics. i retired at the end of the following year because of persistent knee injuries before quitting the torah boaties to set up an academy for young players in ipswich. she is in spatial podium typically goes comes to who can see that someone in the top fifty. so i did it last and also the lake to see that she's working with young kid

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dear elaine, it's me, melissa.he head of the center for military readiness, a public policy organization whose goal is to promote, quote, high standards and sound priorities for our military men and women. now, high standards are extremely important, but according to a recent and comprehensive report by think progress, your standards look more like exclusion. let's go back to 1993. >> ordered the secretary to issue a directive consisting of these essential elements. one, servicemen and women will be judged based on their conduct, not their sexual orientation. >> yes, president clinton used don't ask, don't tell to end the ban on gay men and women in the military. but in exchange for their uniforms, they were forced to stay in the closet. but even the closet was not segregated enough for you, because back then you said we don't feel that the soldiers who defend our country should be subjected to this kind of social experimentation. it's not fair to them. it's not good for our national defense. now, not only did you

she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times at one glide appearance, elaine petrocelli met her, they became friends she often hosted the author at her store, brook passage. they put the distinguished author's books out front to honor her memory. >> really literally a thousand people would come and want to have a book signed by dr dr. angelou and want to meet her. truly phenomenal. >> i had the privilege of interviewing her more than once here. first time i greeted her as miss angelou. she said i'm dr. angelou. it was an honorary degree but she deserved the respect and the title. she will be missed. >> thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, an east bay refinery proposes a major upgrade saving water ask cleanse the air, why are environmental groups skeptical? >> also, tonight a brand new hospital in the bay area, this state of the art facility built for doctors and patients. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are rising but so is fire danger, we'll look at the rising temperatures and red flag warning in just a moment. >> later a nasa astronaut with a messa

she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times at one glide appearance, elaine petrocelli met her, they became friends she often hosted the author at her store, brook passage. they put the distinguished author's books out front to honor her memory. >> really literally a thousand people would come and want to have a book signed by dr dr. angelou and want to meet her. truly phenomenal. >> i had the privilege of interviewing her more than once here. first time i greeted her as miss angelou. she said i'm dr. angelou. it was an honorary degree but she deserved the respect and the title. she will be missed. >> thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, an east bay refinery proposes a major upgrade saving water ask cleanse the air, why are environmental groups skeptical? >> also, tonight a brand new hospital in the bay area, this state of the art facility built for doctors and patients. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are rising but so is fire danger, we'll look at the rising temperatures and red flag warning in just a moment. >> later a nasa astronaut with a messa

let's go to elaine waiting in on the linelorida for republicans. elaine, good morning. caller: i am a woman and i understand women's capabilities. i have seen some women who have their monthly. , who are so incapable of even walking, let alone fighting. what happens in they're in a foxhole and they are supposed to protect this other guy? what are we going to do? we're going to start drugging them up? what about the point that there are no front lines anymore and the military and women who are serving in transport units are often involved in combat anyway, even if they are not technically on the frontline? caller caller: women are women. men don't have. and men don't get pregnant. if this woman gets married and gets pregnant, what do we do with her than? are we going to send her out fighting someplace? with her stomach big and her baby inside of her? this is ridiculous. there are places for women in the military, but not fighting. i don't believe in that. that is sick. elaine in clearwater, florida, talking about the 2014 campaign subject of several stories today. severa

. >> airey jaffe wrote that right now i cannot detect a driver trying to waves and elaine, for instanceomeone requesting a merge and cannot understand universal language of urban traffic honking. >> that's fair. what's interesting, and this is one of the things we learned early in the project, but there is a lot of a mess around this. you have to be able to see one another, make eye contact. it turns out that you can send message with how you position the vehicle. went to start moving forward, it signals around you that you are going to go. we have been thinking about how you do that in a safe way that allows other people to get that the car is moving. >> how important is what google has done for mapping in this process? >> i think it's vital and distinguishes what it's doing from all the other companies. this map allows the company to know exactly where it is in the world at all times and know what to expect as it knows what's on that map really helps it figure out a lot of the difficult issues in the environment that it's operating in. >> it has to be far more precise than what google

elaine quijano is looking at others. >> they've used different tactics to quietly discourage customersuying books but the plot thickens chen they made it impossible to preorder her books due out this summer and fall. millions of j.k. rowling fans are eager to read her latest novel. but if they're hoping to place an advance order on amazon, they're out of luck. last week they removed the preorder button instead releasing that and others as currently unavailable. it's the latest chapter between the ongoing saga between the retailer and publisher over prices. >> it's always had difficulty making money so they have to do everything they can to squeeze every dollar out of their book sales, which is one of their biggest businesses, and you're seeing that at work here r amazon has been accused of doing everything from raising prices to deliberately delaying shipment. even a book about the company has been caught up in dispute. brad stone is the author of "the everyone store." >> what they're doing is fundamentally hurting customers. i think they'll look back and see it perhaps as a mistake. >

elaine, good morning. >> good morning to you, norah. >> he is fighting for his life.ar-old is in critical condition in mankato, minnesota. police say he was involved in a fight with phillip nelson. police are continuing to investigate the incident that changed the lives of both men forever. rutger's quarterback phillip nelson ignored reporters questions monday as we walked out of a jail in mankato, minnesota. >> phillip nelson is in the white shorts. >> police released this surveillance photo that placed him at the scene. nelson rushed isaac kolstad and ticked him in the head. the two men, both minnesota natives exchanged words outside a bar. >> we have fights but this is fairly rare. >> reporter: officers are looking for another man here in a red shirt and jeans who they believe punched kolstad in the face before fleeing the scene. kolstad is currently in critical condition in a hospital with a skull fracture, bleeding and swelling of the brain and lack of oxygen to the lung. friends and former teammates gathered for a candle light vigil to pray for his recovery. >>

elaine, good morning. >> it's blackshades rat.tigators say it's incredibly cheap and simple to use. miss teen usa was one of the highest profile victims. many more have been affected and don't know it. >> congratulations, you are the new miss teen usa, 2013! >> reporter: she may be one of a kind on the pageant stage, but miss teen usa, cassidy wolf is among half a million people whose computer was infected with blackshades. >> he watched me in my room for a year, then blackmailed me with the photos he took. >> reporter: nude photos he threatened to share online. instead, she called the fbi and her hacker was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for extortion and unauthorized access of a computer. now the justice department announced the arrest of 90 others linked to the mallware. >> we live in a world where for $40, a cyber criminal half way across the globe, can, with a click of the mouse, unleash a rat that can spread a computer plague not only on your property, but your privacy and most personal spaces. >> reporter: fbi inv