of water on average 1,800 gal. of water use is 1 lbs. that has led to 900 gal.the united states 37 gal. of water to grow process' transport and prepare a enough to make 1 c. of coffee for all the things and the cattle tech to call the 120 gal. of water to produce all of it and you have to believe that at settling is on the cost of going to pay for each of these items does want to go up. right now we have cloud the ax to clear. >>james: we're saying that axis some of the live camera we want to show you birth with the golden gate bridge we look off in the direction the tech a look at temperatures were we have santa rosa still on the course i for one low 40's there but everyone else sees 50 to 54 degrees in general have 54 in san jose 54 concord 51 as san francisco the winter also benefactor protect the owl in the east bay in the south bank the 40 mi. an hour sustained when 60 in fairfield san jose speaking of which here are the temperatures and how they will develop over the course of the day we would jump of about 10:00 and will be about 59 degrees warmer to 65 b

edward ee gal yawny, rest in peace. the last couple items i have today, colleagues we are celebrating 45 years of earth day. i know the environmental movement is really becoming more diverse with environmental justice and community based organizations from the historic climate market. here in san francisco join us as we celebrate earth day in the richmond district at the bal bowa theater with the [inaudible] writer foundation. surf writer is cleaning up ocean beach with me and others an sunday april 19 at 9 a.m. they are providing gloves and buckets and other tools. san francisco is also celebrating on saturday prl 18 our 5th annual earth day in the mission disrnth on 20 street. earth day is a urban earth day in san francisco with grass roots, virenltal justice and people in other organizations. pleasegyne us to support on going sustainict and environmental justice and other efforts. for more information go to earth day sf.org. also the cherry blaussm festville. i will be in the parade on sunday. 48 years of an amazing

have a comment check-in is to run and 60 gal. a single egg is one hour and 20 gal.0 gal. and check this out producing a single pint of olive oil slurps up 1,700 gal. of water and finally in the drinks department of beer has a smaller water footprint than one but both of them are better than coffee. >> catherine heenan: after a very trying couple of weeks the san jose police department >> reporter: the week of snowstorms what exactly did the storm do for you guys. it put a nice white blanket on top of everything. this new storm came through drops lots of fresh powder and brought a lot of new skiers up here. >> reporter: that's been challenging and of hot hot you come batted the ball low turnout. >>: we made is much new snow as possible to help with the beginners. >> reporter: as someone who has spent time on the mountains when you see this storm coming in with this great new lot layers know what goes to your head >>: first thing is i want to call in sick sick so i could get out there on the hill naturally. but this fresh new stops no one top of it i think the combina

per allman walls almost 5 gal.times the time the san walkie valley it is about 500,000 have makers of land not been planted this year the farmer is that a zero allocation of water may be only 2%. sen >>: diego the pacific ocean and the new corals plant will soon start providing fresh water for farmers and others in the county. the revised estimates dollars a day of waters in san the accounting data lost 7 percent of the need in san diego about 300,000 people the plant which is still under construction is expected to open in october or november the war produced that the plant will stay in said the accounting the form is one that directly get the water but if there is more water to go round the had a chance for survival. >>james: this is a good cook live look outside the golden gate bridge camera shonas relative to clear skies overhead and a free much this house want to be for much of the bay area they section will be out in the east they were rich do have some showers and also that to you tim to wise cold and santa

loss angeles used 69 gal. sacramental is at 81 gal. and baker still that 99 gal. per home per day. >> reporter: l.a.'s water consumption also varies from neighborhood to neighborhood a ucla study found wealthier communities like malibu and palo verdes use nearly four times as much as poor ones like santa ana it is not just a difference in lifestyle upscale neighborhoods into have few or apartments and larger lawns that need water. >> catherine heenan: a san francisco supervisor is floating a new idea on how drink say drinking water coming up to 530 and big german reports on the plan from builders to make sure the drinking water is not used for flushing. >> catherine heenan: bay area mayors are easing their stance on the controversial indiana religious freedom law passed last month both the mayor's of san francisco and oakland have today ended restrictions on city funded travel to india and many critics nationwide claim the law would allow business owners to reduce services to gays and lesbians but late last week indiana's governor signed a clarifying amendment is

one gal said i'm going to such badlands on c-span. one gal said that, i look like a shit bag for two years because it look like i do nothing when interns she just been doing a job that was i supposed to be filled by men. i think it's a story, you can take is that what you will but there's so much leadership that went on in terms of people saying i know the regulations are but this is war that we are fighting and yet to be innovative and you need the best people. so they were using the best people that they have and they're trying to give them opportunities. i really do think it's the stories of leaders who are trying to be as flexible as they could given the rules. just like the attached thing. they went to the voters and socom and they said you can attach them to special operation units. it's perfectly legal, and so does have that happen. i think we can think about what it will but that was a need for me battle field commander in the field who needed a capability for his forces. that was what was driving the decision while the combat

one of the gals telling me the story, the book opens with a mission. and one of the gals telling me about it she walked in after the first combat mission and was like this shit is serious. than she didn't know but there's something about how quickly it all happened. right? and you know you're going to be there but there's still that moment where like oh, yeah. >> during training the way we talked about it was oh you're going to walk with a platoon leader that's going to be separate from the assault element. you're not going to be with the people in front. and at the time we were like oh that's so -- like the platoon leader's right there. he's 20 feet back from the front squad but for some reason it was like we had bought into the whole combat exclusion thing, so we were telling ourselves it's not actually going to be combat, the objective's already going to be secured. it's not going to be -- >> and the reality was -- >> there wasn't bullets flying directly at me but it was 50 feet, 100 feet away. the funny thing is the jag that briefed us right before

to gal, karen to mernie, would you tell her to trim some profit, up 27%? >> he said she's a long-term investor. i'm not sure what her time frame is. >> hey! >> you've got your friends in it, that's great. >> time now for pops & drops. >> dan? >> stock was downgraded. they're talking about saturation levels of the total addressable market, talking about traffic declining, we know what's happened, zillow combined with their largest competitor about a month and a half ago. i don't like it here. i think there's room to the down side. this reminds me a bit like tesla. sell rallies. >> pops. 3d system? >> announced a deal today in china. i think all of that is great. i don't think you need to chase this name right now. you can wait. you want to be in the 3d world, go something like the hewlett packard. >> this is a name you could be furious about. this has been all about russia, it has really hurt the top line numbers year over year. a lot of money coming back into it. it is a momentum call. i am careful. i am long. i stay long. >> pop form mattel. >> the stock

recreation and parks department is unveiling a pot of recycling compost is addressed more than 7,000 galach weekend and analysis of the waste out of the 65% of it is composed of are recyclable starting this saturday that it will part will be open from noon to 8:00 p.m. on saturdays and sundays and also holidays the members and volunteers were at the pop-up and separate drink containers boxes and other trash alicyclic compounds in trash. >>mark: them are releasing the last the bird back into a while today it will be released before 1130 this morning the to bring the total number of birds released 265150 birds have died by the time they arrive to the center had to euthanize the wall of worker said hundred and seven other birds dead along the shorelines of alameda to hayward. >>anny hong: a new study out of uc-berkeley finds that when people make lower wages because of the taxpayers more money how much and why the vaccine debate continues on our state capital where senate committee is considering a bill that prevents parents from seeking vaccination exemptions the supporters and critics are

to a new report in was feed putin suggested to president obama at the 2013 g 8 summit that steve ste galtween russia and the united states. welcome to the lead. this isn't like a goof. this is a real story. i saw the former u.s. ambassador to russia tweeting your story out. what was president obama's response to this crazy suggestion? >> i think the u.s. officials who were there were pretty aghast that this was brought up. >> i would hope so. >> and i think president obama basically dismissed it out of hand. but the russians did bring this up multiple times afterwards with the state department. >> so in 2013 ste gal called putin one of the greatest world leaders, describing him in other interviews as a brother. what is the relationship between these two macho men? >> it looks as though they're basically friends but also for president putin there's a certain propaganda value. it fits into this here of macho tough guyness that putin tries to cultivate for himself. >> does ste gal have clout in russia? >> he has contacts. he's an first name basis with several high level officials. >> what d

eduardo gal yaeno, on behalf of supervisor tang for the late bridget [inaudible] and mrs. vick torier smith >> that bringstuse the end othe agenda, madam clerk is there business before us? >> that concludes business for us today >> colleagues thank you very muchment we are adjourned. @p >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beaut

he's going to be a great gal in a guy's body or great gal in a guy's body, the key to me is he's a greatouble with that. i owe bruce jenner what i do about everybody about their sexuality, my complete indifference. i'm happy he's happy. it's hiring the publicist, that's boring to me. >> why do americans care? >> he won a decathlon. he's holding up a little black dress to diane sawyer. let me learn the new ways. there's always going to be anning awardan awkward period guy wearing a flag over his shoulder greatest athlete in the world, is now holding up a dress to diane sawyer saying i'm wearing this tonight. a couple days i'll go that's wild. i'm supposed to have the curtain down and i get that. >> is there something wrong with me that i don't care? i couldn't care less about him and the kardashians and he's got long hair now and wants to be a guy or a girl. i don't care. >> it's moot what you care about personally. you're on the "o'reilly factor" right now. >> i'm missing a gene or something. >> no you're not. in real life you don't care. >> right. >> on this show you understand it's in

of water per day for every 71 48 gal. over that threshold it will only cause you to box all east bay mud mud customers no matter how much water and you are using will likely see their rates go up 25% for the average customer that is about $12 per month the extra money would be redirected back to draw out mitigation efforts the meeting to adopt the proposed legislation is on tuesday and the rate hikes could go into effect as early as july 1st. >> catherine heenan: >> reporter: 14 minutes after take off alaska flight to l.a. was forced into emergency landing after someone could be heard screaming in the cargo area >>: this lady is the was that airlines fall they ought to be taking better precautions >> reporter: the ramp agents led out of the cargo area was taken to the hospital. he said he got trapped because he get zealously that section of the cargo area was pressurized is the same area where pets are held when been transported. >>: he told responders that he boarded the called the cargo hold and taking a nap prior to th

she's a nice gal from queens, new york. >> great to meet you.ita d 'albert. >> how crazy is it going to get? >> it's going to get crazy. >> so there is an element of slap stick. >> yeah, really slap stick. >> and vaud ville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to it. >> because people weren't going to lucha libre. and in order to get people to come, we thought how about girls. that usually works. >> it is a time honored universal coin of the realm. >> you go to something so beautiful, how simple it works. >> downstairs i meet liz, the cocreator. she's under the weather, not up for the tv shenanigans. and i meet mag mo. and he looks like he is up for everything. and having my mask is good, but there is more to it. >> spandex. you can't move in those jeans. >> i'm not going to be doing a lot of moving. so i'm going to step in here and do this. you guys talk amongst yourselves. >> oh, yeah. >> wow! >> just because i've got what it takes to parade around in form-hugging orange pants doesn't mean i've got what it takes to get into the r

and she served '44 to' 46 in world war ii and she served gal yantly. she actually sank a japanese aircraft carrier involved in pearl harbor attacks and she went on to sink four other enemy vessels and then she was in '44 after the cease-fire she was put in a decommission status on standby. after that, in '63 she was turned into an ssk, which is submarine hunter killer, the navy realized the submarines made in the war so they converted her into a platform that would primary mission is to look for other submarines so they had to add a lot of sonar equipment and reconfigure her. you can see that the deck is flat. a lot of people are taken by that. but the original configuration of the sub now is not what it was during the war. she had a different sail that surroundedconning tower that had bigger guns, three to five inch guns and that was used for making surface attacks. but this boat primarily ran on the surface. if you submerged this vessel after a full battery charge which takes about six to eight hours and then you went underwater, which a well-trained

she's a nice gal from queens, new york. >> great to meet you.ita d 'albert. >> how crazy is it going to get? >> it's going to get crazy.'alb >> how crazy is it going to get? >> it's going to get crazy. >> so there is an element of slap stick. >> yeah, really slap stick. >> and vaudeville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to it. vaudeville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to it vaudeville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to it vaudeville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to itvaudeville. >> yes. >> and obviously you've brought burlesque to it. >> because people weren't going to lucha libre. and in order to get people to come, we thought how about girls. that usually works. >> it is a time-honored universal coin of the realm. >> you go to something so simple, how beautifully it works. >> downstairs i meet liz, the show's cocreator. liz is a bit under the weather, not up for all these tv shenanigans. and i meet magno. and he looks like he is up for everything. and having my mask

i was like, that's our gal, yes. thank you for that. my partner and i in the late 80s adopted a little girl. she had a really rough up bringing. they told her -- they said don't ever expect her to fishe doesn't have the capabilities and she has a bachelor's degree. >> wow. >> i am real proud of her. >> i am proud of you. >> thank you. >> it makes me want to cry. >> i am proud of him too. and here is the second one. >> ♪ all across america ♪ ♪ the song of freedom rings ♪ ♪ the song is growing stronger ♪ ♪ every day ♪ ♪ it tells us when we listen ♪ ♪ to the message that it sings ♪ ♪ let us lift our voices ♪ ♪ we can make the choices ♪ ♪ we will make the most of all ♪ ♪ the best that freedom brings ♪ >> hillary. >> ♪ hillary is the one who brings us choices ♪ ♪ reaching out across the usa ♪ ♪ each and every day ♪ >> beautiful isn't it? she is doing well, andy. she is reaching out to the heartland and getting into those diners. she is impressing me so far with her ad campaign. what do you think? >> the second ad was good. >> it was inspirin

eduardo gal yaeno, on behalf of supervisor tang for the late bridget [inaudible] and mrs. vick torier smith >> that bringstuse the end othe agenda, madam clerk is there business before us? >> that concludes business for us today >> colleagues thank you very muchment we are adjourned. a - >> first of all, let me begin by saying what a wonderful city i'm so luke for the mayor of a great city like san francisco you know offer the years when i was city administrator i was working with then dominating to make sure that a city we also be prepared and read for the biggest disasters and i often used the term i continue uss it is another internal revenue magnify this great city if we're ready then the words like recovery and reliantcy will be common words we use everyday where our departments or nonprofit organizations working the community or volunteers that by the constantly try to recruit and today, i want to say to you that we don't have to be waiting for big disasters on a citywide basis to happen before you we oozed use those word we're challenged by disasters just as big for

per on and what looked almost 5 gal. per not.yone else but the farmers have to do they have become very much efficient what they do in the produce more for every gallon of water this is a growers' most of the almonds and wallace produced are facing very difficult times those farmers got a zero allocation of water and san diego the pacific ocean and the new carl's plant will soon stop providing fresh water for farmers and others in accounting the plan which is still under construction is expected to open in october or november. >>reporter: anything that come to the mix helps to give a small water to spread alarm the imminent threat to get the water but if there's more work to go around the have a better chance of survival. >>: michelle: there is nothing on her all the showers are gone unfortunately and we'll look at me to stay dry for much of the week here is what looks like a beautiful blue skies to concede the flag-waving and terrell is leading into the lunch hour the shares will quickly diminish it will be dealing with partly c

when i first saw that clip i thought it was a reality tv show. >> the gals are outnumbered today.y moment. what i found problematic about this clip is it was such a cruel moment. you know that's not -- everybody's been to the point that you're like ah but this was so demeaning and elitist. should she retain her job? >> i think one week suspension was not enough. i think there should have been community service. i don't know if an employer can enforce that. maybe she needs to do a job like that for a little while. >> oh! i like the way you're thinking. >> why doesn't she do that job for a week? the attendant can do her job at espn. >> that's brilliant. everything would be forgiven. janice great to see you. >> so nice to see you, too. >> we'll be right back. don't go away. who does this kinda thing online? i-i-i clicked on some links, ugh the kids weren't even home. wait, wait, wait, this changes everything. it's cars.com service & repair feature. so we'll never pay more than we should. well done. research, price, find. get the right service without all the drama. ♪ ♪ the beautiful

california beer say gal has an impressive resumÉ.he is the author of three previous works "walk in my shoes" with andrew young, and "a bucket of blessings," with his mother -- is that close? he served as an officer in the u.s. marine reserves, and he is a term member on the council of foreign relations. douglas brinkley, of course s a professor of history at rice university, a cbs news historian and a contributing editor at "vanity fair." seven of his books have been new york times' notable books of the year and "the chicago tribune" has dubbed him america's new past master. so without further ado, please help me welcome benton brinkley who will then welcome douglas brinkley and kabir sehgal. [applause] >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, and i would like to welcome my dad, douglas brinkley, who's worked at rice university, and i would like everybody to honor kabir sehgal for his new book, "coined." [applause] >> thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you benton. kabir and i are old friends, and i've been a professor of history for a lon

she takes the path like a labrador retriever because she's a big old gal. >> as we initiate sprinkles his favre bigger than any healthy cab out to be. a nonprofit who is taking care of sprinkles said they came into possession of her last week on her owner was apparently foreclosed upon to. >> she couldn't walk. >> she couldn't walk but she could waddle. come hear sprinkles. >> you are huge. she really is heavy. i just picked her up. that is a lot of cap. >> besides her considerable weight sprinkles had skin problems and flees when she was rescued. >> she was on medication and there were flees and they will take care for. >> on the bright side sprinkles ought to be fine. she's only four years old and not diabetic. she just needs a proper diet so she can lose some weight. the vet who examined her said she will be fine. >> we will restrict her food and giving her antibiotics and over a few months time she should do very well. >> the cat has a thrift shop whose proceeds go to the outreach. >> three bucks for the cat a win-win situation. >> you can also fill out an application to help spri

encourage people to meet this, they will consider raising the price for homes that use more than 200 gal. a day. the price increase will be considered at a public hearing coming up in june. "guilty of murder in the first degree." former n-f-l player aaron hernandez will spend life in prison without the possibility of parole. a jury convicted the football star of murder in the death of odin lloyd. nearly two years ago.lloyd was found shot six times at a park less than a mile from hernandez' home. jurors say they were shocked to hear defense lawyers admit hernandez was in fact at the scene of the killing. and in the end the jury believed the circumstantial evidence in the case outweighed the lack of a clear motive. a new government report out today says. hundreds of passenger planes could be vulnerable to hackers. the government accountability office found. newer planes have cockpits wired into the same wi-fi system used by passengers. investigators say, a hacker could put a computer virus into flight control computers. take over the warning or navigation systems. or even commandeer the pl

. >> this gal to your right gal named joy? >> joy. >> who are the other young ones to joy's rid?that's list bet her cute little daughter. i'm not sure who is in the back but she was sweet as well. >> now, they also want to introduce you to someone sweet, like they're playing match maker. >> joy said hi, nice to meet you, shook my hands looking at my hand like, okay, other hand okay, i have to ask you a question. i don't know it it will be ann properer at. i'm leak go for it. are you married? no. because we want to hook you up with somebody. >> and? >> da, da da, sue serio? >> that saga on twitter. >> will we find out the rest of the story? >> the drama around here. it is sweater weather to the north of us, and we have 45 degrees, in mount pocono. 44 degrees in doylestown, 49 in chester and delaware county and we have ooh degrees atlantic city, 54 in cape may. last day of april will we have showers to finish out the month? western part of the state still looks like it will not hold together and makes its way here, appears most of this is going to the north the system we're watchin

on the gal report on mental health is related to the department it could have been better. i believe just in the last few days the department department is going to move forward and look at those gal recommendations. of the 13 programs of the 30 mental health programs out there 13 are under samsung. four of those apparently there was no real plan to even evaluate them which was one of the criticisms. as you look at that report, as you look at mental health generally as it relates to health care one your response to the gal report and, and two, anything else you want to say that the direction you have to go. >> with regard to direction it is an important and critical time. i believe that as a nation we are poised to take the biggest that we have in a long time to put these issues on parity and make progress on them and look forward to doing that. with regard to our conversations with you and senator stamina we will try to beat the statutory deadlines that have been put into implement your bill because it is one of the things. so the idea that we can get that done and done qu

the gal report there were two fundamental issues we want to hear and take seriously.one has to do with the issue of coordination and making sure we are coordinating across the government. i've asked samhsa and the assistant secretary for planning and evaluation to come together to do that injure an intergovernmental coordination. with regard to the question of the evaluation of quality of grant making it think you all know we have a new acting deputy secretary dr. mary wakefield who is the highest-ranking nurse and the federal government. she comes from herself. her son has made progress with regard to the question of grants in the valuation we are going to see if we can share best practices and see how we can continue to make progress on this issue of the valuation. >> thank you and i will look at what we can do to enable you to do except be that. if there are things that need to be said and report language were moved around or in the budget let's talk about that and be sure we get on that track. i'm going to go ahead and go to senator murray. a lot of questions will

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eduardo gal yaeno, on behalf of supervisor tang for the late bridget [inaudible] and mrs. vick torier smith >> that bringstuse the end othe agenda, madam clerk is there business before us? >> that concludes business for us today >> colleagues thank you very muchment we are adjourned. thanks. >> i example the first thing to point out is the first word is camp tlargz to be bugs and dirt and so long as you can get past that part in place is pretty awesome. you're going to get to our cabin and why is it so small well most of your time is spent outside. programming was our first step we wanted to offer a program that is, you know makes people happy and leaves them with memories. >> here and there. >> so more points. >> ready 1, 2, 3. i think a big part is it's coming from san francisco it is real estate a kind of vibe people relate to each other and everyone's living in the city and you can feel the breath of fetish air and the experience you get out here. i think it give us an opportunity to get away from technology you come out here and look at it here and not look at our iph

. >> we've heard all that and the arts this gal denies that conversation. >> she explicit remember. >> i thought that was some assertion she told her. >> in our lion ever acquire that was a conversation that ms. crow had with ms. danish what wasn't there a subsequent conversation. >> no, she never picks up the phone. >> you never had any conversation at any time. >> i think the commission what make a determination whether that conversation took place. >> this is she said she said situation i have no idea what the directing your attention is i don't know seeing the e-mail will necessarily establish who the conversation leaped or didn't happened ms. audacious had a conversation which who they complained to the the migrants relative so if ms. audacious with correct in our description of what the e-mail says you can come up with a reason this is relevant to me. >> i don't disagree it maybe resist but if ms. audacious is saying she basically, had two opportunities to know the comments of the e-mail one they claimed that it was read to human resources and second. >> regardless the document

i thought it was a reality tv show. >> the gals are talking about how you should forgive and everybody things but what i found so problematic about this clip was it was such a cruel moment. it was not just an f-off everybody is to that point. this is so demeaning and elitist. should she retake her job? >> i think the one-week suspension was not enough. i think there should be community service, i don't know if an employer can enforce that but maybe she needs to do a job like that for a while. >> oh i like the way you're thinking. >> why doesn't she do that job? and the attendant can do her job, right? >> that's brilliant. >> solved. >> everything would be forgiven. janice great to see you. we will be right back. don't go away. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my lower back pain. find a machine at drscholls.com people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu

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ivan: los padres de los gal aseguran que iniciarÁn una acciÓn legal en lo que presumen fueron actos ilÍcitos de los mediadores para la histÓrica reconciliaciÓn entre washington y la habana visitarÁ washington y se espera que la presencia de jorge bergoglio ayude a impulsar la nueva relaciÓn entre los ex adversarios de la guerra frÍa. nuestro corresponsal, esta con las secciones. corresponsal: la visita papal que fue un rumor durante varios dÍas se convirtiÓ en una confirmaciÓn bien recibida aquÍ en la isla. >> ojalÁ que haya paz en varios lugares, para que se acabe el bloqueo de cuba, y esa cosa. corresponsal: para el portavoz de la arquidiÓcesis la visita es pastoral pero no es casual que se realicen un momento polÍtico importante para la isla frente a la reapertura de relaciones diplomÁticas con estados unidos. >> particularmente por el papel que jugÓ el papa francisco en esto y que ambos presidentes reconocieron. corresponsal: el 60% de la poblaciÓn es catÓlica segÚn la iglesia catÓlica aquÍ. >> estuvimos esperando muchos aÑos por la visita de juan pablo ii, fue a lo que desempolvÓ la mem

her name straight of juan de fuca gal and she was arrested yesterday and charged with his murder.avid messerschmitt you may remember was found stabbed to death here in a hotel room at the donovan hotel back in february. since thenpolice released surveillance video of a person of interest going into the hotel. although d.c. police still can't say for sure if gallmon is the person of interest in this surveillance video or not. up until recently police weren't even sure if that was a woman or not in that video. we also don't know why david messerschmitt, a local attorney who lived and worked in d.c. was in his hotel in the firstly . police tell us condoms, lubricant and credit cards were all found in this hotel. meanwhile we are learning more about the suspect. her former employer tells us she worked part time for the private security company up until december. they released a statement saying she represented herself as a squared away individual and we never had any problems with her. he said i thought she had a lot of promise for her future, especially when said said she stated she

>> yeah. >> colorado gal there. >> and last but not least for american angels martha hunt from northr-old is a seasoned veteran who loves her doggie. congrats ladies. congrats for the wings. hello. hello. >> i'm supposed to say that though, right? >> wow. >> that's a good pick. see, they're just young ladies. normal young ladies. you put their clothes on, they're just like anybody else. but take the clothes off -- well, the nominations for the 69th annual tony awards are out including pretty big stars. heavy hitters from the film, music and tv worlds were all being considered including check it out, bradley cooper. >> nominated for best lead actor in a play for "the elephant man" a role he held close to his heart since the start of his acting career. rock legend sting received a nomination for best original score for his musical "the last ship," and the best lead actress in a play, helen mirren and carrie mulligan go against madmen star elisabeth moss for her performance in the heidi chronicles" and a notable snub. "finding neverland" received no nominations despite its star power fr

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something's coming quite close to this gal. now they're screaming.augh-crying. >> what do you see? [ screaming ] >> what is it like a carp? >> no. it is a manatee. >> a manatee. >> so sweet. >> a sea cow. >> they are so sweet but they're huge. >> look at that! look at this! i'm going to touch it. >> mi'm going to touch it! i'm going to touch it! >> not what i was expecting. >>> that's it for "right this minute." see you next time. >>> hidden camera catches a woman sneaking into a room. >> looks like she's up to no good. >> the crime that got her busted. >>> a snowmobiler is headed for the peak when -- >> the peak decides to come down and meet him. >> see the moment he's swallowed up by an avalanche. >>> a dad pulls a magic trick, telling his teenaged daughter -- >> i made the coin disappear. >> what happens when she tries to see through his charade. >>> and he's gorgeous she's gorgeous and they travel the world doing gorgeous things from

. >> the gal asies are not only flying away from each other. they are accelerating. it tells us it is filled with images. >> it is also serviced in space which astronauts. a flaw dlovered in its mirror almost made it worthless. n.a.s.a. despatched a crew to correct the area. hubble is expected to keep operating, but an instrument 100 times more powerful the web-space telescope is due to be launched in 2018. >> one of the hopes is we have web and hubble operating at the same time, opening a new window on the universe. >> one likely to produce more revelations about worlds yet to be discovered. >>> evacuation orders have been issued in towns within 20km of an erupting volcano, in southern chile. cobbual co erupted twice within 24 hours after being dormant for 40 years. a giant cloud has dropped up to 50 september meters of volcanic ash in some areas. more on the website at >>> they are cops for hire, complete with a badge, gun, and patrol car. >> there's only so many police officers in the city. if they want constant presence, then they have to take that responsibility

. >> gal plan is expected back in court a -- gallmon is expected back in court april 10th. >>> the national zoo gearing up for one of its busiest days of the year, the day after easter. remember there was a shooting last year. fog that there has been a month long stud -- following that there has been a month long study which concluded bag checks and other forms of screening for restricted access. zoo visitors should expect longer lines to get in monday. pack your patience, if nothing else. >>> two chevy chase homes had to be evacuated this afternoon after contractors ruptured a 3- inch gas main. it happened on raymond street, but several nearby streets were closed down. washington gas crews are on the scene fixing thing up. >>> why you may owe your smart older brother or sister for your own smarts. >> what if you're the >>> tonight is the first night of passover. the eight day jewish festival commemorates the exodus from egypt and by refraining from eating bread and other foods. the first family will have a traditional sadr with friends and staff members at the white house. pope francis is

the [inaudible] if you can pick it up, it is good read and that picks up lee and me, the book of some gal that mote lee harvey ozwauld during the polio vaccine research. he dervs a witness. i saw him die on tv same as a saw the plane fly into the second tower in new york on tv. after 50 wreers if someone wants to give lee harvey oswauld a witness he deserves it out. i would like give a shout out for christina [inaudible] >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >>-you can come to the podium here to the left of my left. >> okay, yes, you can hear this. in honor of womens day [inaudible] i want to put some women pictures here. heriot tubman. odesa. [inaudible] this is a movie that got out called, the tails of the grim reaper, it is about how crack cocaine in the 80's went to la and abuse in [inaudible] wrote about san francisco [inaudible] this is a movie about [inaudible] called the long walk home by kids having a better outlook in our city. you should see that movie called [inaudible] this is [inaudible] coming to town. areetha franklin and this is [inaudible] interaction at city hall the

charles payne says the bad guys and gals are already here. it's time to wake up, america and fast. joining charles this week, ben stein, dagen mcdowell and charlie gasparino. >> it's not that they are bad guys. a lot of times you start out with ordinary people having ordinary lives. then it's a series of circumstances that change. >> i don't know, i think when you are making bombs. >> when you're starting to cook up bombs you crossed a rubicon, as it were. really, what's happening, why is this happening and why are they so vulnerable? why are these people so drawn to this? i think that there is a feeling even within this country that we are not great, we are not good we are evil. capitalism is wrong. crusades justify this. when isis does their recruiting we've already planted the seeds with all the self-negative anti-american rhetoric that i think is starting to have a backlash. >> here is how good marketing is in isis and these other groups. they treat women beyond poorly, and yet they are very good at marketing to women. >> it's not just the marketing, but these are also fame-see