grove, we fear you are going to kidnap your daughter from us. >> the groves say when they finally, saw katherine after four hours of pleading, she looked to have lost 10 pounds. >> i couldn't help but ask: are you okay? do you have plenty to eat? and she didn't answer. she looked at the elders. >> katherine grove chose not to return home that day. she has remained in wells since. her parents believe the group uses sleep deposrivation which e groups' members deny. >> you are facing these allegations. you don't want to clear your name? >> the lord will justify me. >> are you guys keeping people hostage? >> of course not. >> a neighbor says she saw katherine grove last week? >> yes. she looked like she wanted to be here. i don't think they are holding her against her will. >> the groves disagree. they have witnessed food being brought to locked sheds and a church leader showed them what appeared to be a meat locker in the back of the group's grocery store. >> inside were, looked like, mini heat lamps and i don't know 50 to 100 small fans. and i said, what on earth is this? he said, andy,

. >> the groves disappearing.y witnessed food brought to locked sheds and a church leader showing them a meat locker in the back of the grocery store. inside was 50 to 100 small fans. i said, "what is this." he said, "this is our prayer room." police and the fbi received complaints, but said no criminal investigation exists. last november katherine was reported to have run away. >> search dogs found her in the woods, carrying a backpack full of clothes. police returned her to the church. then the last phone call from katherine. >> she says mum, katherine is dead. this is jesus, mum. >> the call left the groves chilled and wondering if this is a test of faith, then what exactly happened to their daughter. >> and still ahead on al jazeera america. it's easy to recycle bottles and newspapers, but almost nobody recycles cell phones. it causes millions of tops of waste, and a group says it's by design. the official start of spring is four days away. the weather does not want to cooperate. details on the wintry blast an

grove, we fear you're going to kidnap your daughter from us. >> the groves say when they finally saw katherine after four hours of pleading, she looked to have lost ten pounds. >> i couldn't help but ask, are you okay? do you have plenty to eat? and she didn't answer. she looked at the elders. >> katherine grove chose not to return home that day and she's remained in wells since. her parents believe the group use he sleep deprivation to brain wash members which the group's leaders deny. >> you're facing a lot of these accusations, you don't want to clear your flame? >> the lord will justify me. >> are you keeping these people hostage? >> of course not. >> someone said they saw her last week. >> yes, she looked like she wanted to be here. i don't think they're holding her against her will. >> a church leader showed them what appeared to be a meat locker in the back of the group's grocery store. >> inside were like many heat lamps, and i don't know, 50 to 100 small fans. and i said, what on earth is this? he said, andy, with a big grin on his face, this is our prayer room. >> police an

she looked to the he woulders. >> katherine grove chose not to return home that day. parents believe they use sleep depravation to brainwash. >> are you keeping people hostage? >> of course not. >> reporter: a neighbor said she saw katherine last week. >> yes, she looked like she wanted to be here. i don't think they're holding her against her will. >> reporter: but the groves disagree. they witnessed food being brought to locked shed and what appeared to be a meat locker in the back of the group's grocery store. >> inside it looked like mini heat lamps, and i don't know, 50 to 100 small fans. i said, what on earth h is this? he said this is our prayer room 2347 police and the fbi have received complaints against the church but say no criminal investigation currently consists. last november a church member called police to say that katherine ran away. search dogs found her alone in the woods carrying a backpack full of clothes. the police returned her to the church. then the last phone call from katherine. >> she says, mom, katherine is dead. this is jesus, mom. >> re

patty and andy grove says their daughter joined the group in july, and no longer speaks to them. when they tracked her down in wells she appeared to be brainwashed. >> she said, "mum, you make me smile, and i'm not supposed to smile. i'm supposed to be down." and i think that ripped my heart out. pastor maddox says the groves are one of many families from around the country that have come looking for loved ones. >> most all of these are intelligent. coming from family backgrounds. >> what would make someone like that break? >> weaken their body, weaken their mind. >> the fbi says the church of wales is on the agencies radar. >> local police are investigating the death of an infant. according to a statement from the father, he and other church members didn't seek treatment for the baby because they believed she'd be resurrected. the grand jury decided not to press charges. >> that's not faith or godly. >> what was it. >> i would almost call it murder. >> we tracked down the church of wales reclusive leader. >> we want to let you guys explain the false assumptions. >> no. >> a chur

could we build something like the grove in this alley?mally, we would have never taken on the challenge where we don't own something for our own balance sheet, but the challenge was so compelling and the deal was so interesting that we ended up doing it. we were the lead on the development. we led up the design part of it and the leasing. now we are managing it. it has opened up and it is doing extremely well. it is an outdoor center right across from caesar's. it is really intriguing. it is terrific. >> you were once considered candidate for mayor of l.a. any aspirations to fulfill that dream later on? >> i love the political field. maybe one day. i wanted to do it this time around but family is first. there were some family concerns -- this time around, but family first. there were some family concerns. i only get to be a dad with young kids once. when the time is right and if the opportunity is right, i will take a look at it. >> that was a politician response right there. you are already in the zone. >> i'm already in the zone. i'm al

flagship copper these include the grove in los angeles, the -- flagship properties include the groven los angeles. such a pleasure to have you on the show. thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. how are you today? >> i'm great. i have to be honest. i haven't been to the mall since i was 10 years old, which was quite a long time ago. ?hat is the state of malls now what is it going to be in 10 years? >> let me tell you what my position is and what i've said publicly before with regard to indoor malls. i think indoor malls are really a historical anachronism that started in the 1950's or 1960's. it had a purpose back then. i think it has outlived its purpose. indoor mall traffic is declining. retailers don't want to be in indoor malls as much as they want to be in the street -- on the street. i think they have a big challenge. the indoor mall companies need to figure out how to reinvent the indoor mall or they are going to go away because they are not going to serve the purpose of driving sales. >> what can indoor mall learn from an outdoor mall? >> i think what all of us need to b

patty and andy grove worried their daughter had been abducted.hen five days later, katherine finally called from a town 380 miles away. >> she said hi mom, i'm with a group that are taking good care of me but i can't listen to you anymore. i'm in wells, texas. >> the couple came looking for their daughter but found instead an even bigger mist. katherine said, she was with the church of wells. >> they said, you're looking for the cult. >> the church believes itself to be the world's only true christians while everyone else is condemned to hell. the family knocked on the church of wells. >> their first words were mr. and mrs. grove we fear you're going to kidnap their daughter from us. >> when they finally saw katherine after four hours of pleading she looked to have lost ten pounds. >> i couldn't help but ask, are you okay? do you have plenty to eat? and she didn't answer. she looked at the elders. >> katherine grove chose not to return home that day and she's remained in wells since. the family believes that they leave sleep deprivation. a claim

you see the seating and a grove of trees. one late of those i congress frame structures you couldn't find today but gets you above the historic building we've got a beautiful view of san francisco. that was a lot in not a whole a lot of time as i was requested (laughter) and so we're you know we're obviously excited about that. i totally forgot to talk about the field operations one of the things we did in summary we sort of 5ug9d our design team we were very interested in findings a landscape firm that had experience successful experience s with industrial waterfronts and they are emerged as an imminent firm we're looking seattle center waterfront and in chicago and ray pier in philadelphia to get the character of those postindustrial places have them part of the team and that team p will expand. but that's the end of my presentation we're really interested in the feedback from you all. we presented this shorter violation to the citizen's advisory committee last wednesday night and we're going to have another of our open hou

i know that if i go to steering grove and something isn't right i'm on the phone with captain to get this fix. so i predict the importance of the parks and playgrounds that's an important thing we're dedicated the parks and playgrounds in this district be available to the residents of the district. now this is a good one. antibiotic theft unit. we're the police department is getting a lot of positive press lastly about the steps regarding bike theft. right now our anti bike theft unit utilizes social media to return stolen bikes and conducts bait bike operations we put pictures of stolen bikes on twitter so victims can see if they can identify the bikes. we educate the public regarding locking in the course and general bicycle prevention tips. the unit that played a key roll in establishing a free bicycle program that's at wwwsave bikes daum as far as the staffing. at park station this is day watch staffing we have two beat officers that work from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 12 radio car officers working from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. we have 4 beat officers that work 11:00 a.m. to 5:00

. >> the lime groves have been hit by disease and bad weather.omething called yellow dragon plague means these groves are producing less fruit. some talk of growers hording their products until price gas up. but others say they're just making the best of a bad situation. a cartoon of a millions as a way to get through the crisis. >> we mexicans laugh our worries. it definitely has an impact on our families and economy. there are other things that we cannot afford but we laugh through all of it. that's how we cope. >> reporter: the impact of the shortage is global. the time being high-priced lime's are leaving a bitter taste. al jazeera. >> that means getting ready to shell out $5 for the lime's today. >>> it's here, opening day for major league baseball, but america's pastime is undergoing changes to protect the players. >>> people in indonesia celebrating. [♪ music ] we'll tell what you all the fuss is about in just a few minutes. stay with us. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines for this hour. today

patty and andy grove say their 27-year-old daughter joined the group in july, and no longer speaks to them. they say when they tracked her down in wells, she appeared to be brainwashed. >> she goes, mum, you make me smile. and i'm not supposed to smile. i'm supposed to be down. i think that ripped my heart out. >> pastor maddox says the groves are one of many families from around the country who came looking for loved ones who joined the group. >> most all of these people are intelligent, come from good strong family backgrounds. >> what would make someone like that break? >> keep them - weaken their body, weaken their mind. >> the fbi says the church of wells is on the agency's radar. local police investigated the death of a 3-day old infant forn a church member in 2012. according to a statement from the child's father, they did not seek medical treatment because they believed the baby would be resurrected. a grand jury decided not to charge. >> that's not faith or godly. >> what was it? >> i would almost call it murder. >> we tracked down sean morris, the leader. >> we want you to e

something called yellow dragon plague means the groves are producing less fruit. there's talk of farmers hoarding their drops. some like this cartoonist are making the best of a bad situation. his depictions of a nation craving limes is seep by millions. it's a way of getting through the crees sis. >> -- crisis. >>. >> translation: we laugh about things that worry us, it's not important, but it has an impact on the economy and families. there are other things that people can't afford but we laugh at all of it, it's how we cope. >> with mexico producing most of the limes, the impact of the shortage is global. it's hoped prices will fall, but for the time being high-priced limes are leaving a bitter taste. >> a shortage of limes. >> miami florida saw its share of political scandals. outraged by the culture of corruption, a college afterward future leaders courses in honest government. we have more. >> close to 300 men and women gathered early on a weekend morning for a half day session to learn about candidates academy. a program to identify future political leaders

it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and the evenings. one of the favorite places is up by the upper reservoir because dogs get to go swim. it's extremely popular. many fights in the city, as you know, about dogs in park

it's required at grove city college. that phrase comes from john winthrop who wrote it to describe the america he imagined. get this, what winthrop imagined was important because he was an early pilgrim, an early freedom man. he was an early freedom man. he journeyed here today in what we call a little wooden boat. remember the rickety boats, whether it's coming from cuba, whether it's coming from the south china sea, a boat person from cuba, a boat person from vietnam. ask like the other pilgrims -- and like the other pilgrims, winthrop was looking for a home that would be free. i've spoken of the shining city all my political life, but i don't know whether i ever communicated what i saw when i said it. but in my mind, it was a tall, proud city built on rockses, stronger than oceans. wind-swept, god-blessed. and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace. a city with free ports that hummed, with commerce and creativity. and if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors, and the doors were open to

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we're at cisco grove now.about an hour ago, take a look at the snow coming down folks spreading into the rest stop year up there. the snow level about 7,000 feet. that meant they're getting great snow. people enjoying it today. looking forward to the weekend. people are just happy to get away from the area. >> yeah. it's been dry. we're super happy about it. it's intense today i think it's going to make a nice for tomorrow. >> now they're expecting to get a foot to two feet higher elevations every flake is just precious. that reservoir in the sky so important, especially in this drought year. it will be exciting and interesting to see how much snow falls, and it could be up a beautiful weekend for winter sports. come on up, it should be beautiful >> thank you, dave. >> they've struggled. >> yes. no kidding. >> hope any they'll get more snow on the way. >> they will. quite a bit of snow. spring now the new winter. >> ook? >> okay. >> we're getting rain in the sierra. about to get snow. you can see a line of sho

we're at cisco grove now. about an hour ago, take a look at the snow coming down folks spreading into the rest stop year up there. the snow level about 7,000 feet. that meant they're getting great snow. people enjoying it today. looking forward to the weekend. people are just happy to get away from the area. >> yeah. it's been dry. we're super happy about it. it's intense today i think it's going to make a nice for tomorrow. >> now they're expecting to get a foot to two feet higher elevations every flake is just precious. that reservoir in the sky so important, especially in this drought year. it will be exciting and interesting to see how much snow falls, and it could be up a beautiful weekend for winter sports. come on up, it should be beautiful >> thank you, dave. >> they've struggled. >> yes. no kidding. >> hope any they'll get more snow on the way. >> they will. quite a bit of snow. spring now the new winter. >> ook? >> okay. >> we're getting rain in the sierra. about to get snow. you can see a line of sh

back at cisco grove -- this was also a first for members of the crook family of palo alto. >>> doesn'te much to keep a kid happy. a little bit of snow and that's it. >> it looks like they were having alot of fun. >> >> let's check in with our meteorologist, mark to find out what is in store for us. >> we are tracking another weather system. in terms of the sierra snowfall, they are reporting light rain toward blue canyon. snow levels up a little bit across the region. looking at a light storm, there is the coverage out there. snowshowers, probably up above 7,000 feet with the warm air in place. you can't see the coverage toward the sierra, a closer inspection of our local radar, not much out there. doppler radar trying to detect rainfall. we do have more activity developing off shore, out here in the pacific, we have a system approaching our coastline. really disorganized, but it will be strong enough to make more clouds tomorrow and increasing rain chance, especially during the afternoon hours. in terms of rainfall, the numbers have been adding up over the past, basically, february an

a couple from downers grove spent a few frantic hours, looking for a lost lottery ticket. cathy and dave seiden won a million dollars in mega- millions this week, but misplaced their winning ticket. they won a million dollars in mega millions last week. they didn't know it was a winner until a friend told them there was a million dollar ticket sold at cathy's grocery store. so the couple tore their house apart, rummaging through papers, clothes, drawers and everything else... until the ticket finally showed up. they cashed it in yesterday. >> could for them. >> that's what happens with teamwork you become millionaires. >> they searched high and low and it was probably just on the kitchen counter where they never thought to look. this morning we are looking at grain moving through. fairly stiff wind as well. the wind will diminish later today and rain will come out of here. we have good temperatures this morning. we are at 52 in south elgin. river grove is at 51. new lenox is at 49. today's high temperature will be in the mid-50s. rain continues across our border communitie

patty and andy grove say their daughter joined the group, and no longer speaks to them. >> they say whenhey tracked her down, she appeared tock brainwashed. >> she goes mom, you make me smile. and i'm not supposed to smile. i'm supposed to be down. and i think that ripped at my heart out. >> pastor maddox says they are just one of many families from around the country. 40 have come looking for loved ones who joined the group. >> most all of these people are very intelligent. they have come from very good strong family backgrounds. >> what would make someone like that break? is. >> keep them weak in their body. weak in their mind. >> the fbi says the church is on the agency's radar. local police have investigated the death of a three-day-old infant born to a church member in 2012. according to a statement from the child's father, he and other church members did not seek medical treatment for the baby, because they believed she would be resurrected. the grand jury decided not to press charges. >> that's not faith that's not godly. >> what is senate. >> i would call it murder. >> we want to

you can see the snow down in downers grove continuing to move through. king county not as much. here is how we expect the slosummer to move from the norto the south. would try out for the afternoon and the evening. the full totals are between 1-3 in.. potential for more in some areas. the temperatures will not move much. its 19 at o'hare. current windchill of six at o'hare. lansing is currently at 20. today our temperatures are mid-20s. are high is 26. would melt away some of the snow on thursday and friday. yesterday the north areas had a rough go with lots of crashes on the north and try stage. this morning already on the tristate heading north bound we have a crash that was just cleared. north end of the tri-state we have to watch this morning. expect slick conditions and low visibility. >>erik runge is *live on the roads. >> it's a bit slow out here on the roads. we are on the kennedy near addison and you can see the snow is starting to accumulate on the roads. not quite high with speeds but we're not at a crawl yet. but as the snow continues to fall this will change. this i

i work right here right off shady grove road. >> reporter: what job do you have? >> i'm a medical receptionist. >> reporter: her name is nancy marble, one of those essential workers that had to come to work because she's in the medical industry. there were a lot of those folking out today. this was not axle deep snow so i think a lot of people wanted to take the chance on getting to work but the roads still remain very slick. thankfully it's lightening up. crews have made progress. once it ends the cleanup will happen that much quicker as well. in charles county, maryland, scott broom, wusa9 on the dashboard camera of my mobile newsroom. >> that's the good news, it is lightening up and that mean the cleanup is going to get started much faster. >>> right now a snow emergency remains in effect for the district. >> if your car is not where it needs to be, that could be a $250 fine and towing. mayor gray just gave us an update on how the city's crews are responding to the storm so far. and our preeti arla joins us live from the wilson building. prety. >> reporter: goo

located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available to get you there easily. and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the

downers grove is 4.1. winter storm warning continues for most of the area out through kendall county. that goes until 11:00 a.m.. winter storm warning until 4:00 p.m.. advises for these counties until 7:00. those areas to the north will despaired the most. but to the city and the south 3-6 in.. more snow coming down for the next hour or so it will taper off after that. we are about freezing right now because this snow is heavy and wet it's not blowing but we do have reduced visibility down to eight tenths of a mile. half a mile in joliet and morris. the corridor along 80 a special edition ryan has the heaviest snow. ending across the far northern suburbs but still moderate to heavy snow to the south. we will enhance the radar and sherry the band of heavy snow from oakland south of the city back to frankfurt. we have about one-2 in. per hour which will taper off the wind will pick up and temperatures will drop to about 20 degrees. snow and early may be some son later. are we make 35. maybe morning flurry bu

sugar grove is at 42. in morris its 41. satellite radar shows we are dry.d cover early today sunrise at 6:36 a.m.. expect some showers moving through the region. the highs don't arrive until after lunch time. 61 degrees at 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. it's 57 degrees. here is the seven days forecast. a fairly nice week in terms of temperatures. cooler air on wednesday and thursday. good chance for showers. friday we are at 48. saturday is 46. >> a crash that originally was on the eisenhower is actually on the outbound stevenson at the tristate. the left lane is blocked. expect a bit of an added delay there. but light in volume of traffic. over in northwest indiana as well you concede that. 80-94 around indianapolis boulevard traffic is moving along just fine. that's a look traffic. >> mr. cancun is back. >> great to be back. i'm back from sunny mexico. my alarm one of this morning and i was so excited it was 2:00 a.m.! so great. glad to be here. it's the opening day for the white sox. we are all white sox fans today. home opener over there at the cell. will have un

leviticus, don't commit adultery, don't burn your children in fire to molech which reminds me of bohemian grove up there, a franklin cover up written by senator john de camp, it's as true as the bible is. it's all true. it has to do with satanism and child sacrifice and pedophilia. it's an incredible book. but god, after saying that, said, and don't be a homosexual. and don't do it with animals. so, jesus by his example in keeping all the laws of moses did preach against it. thirdly, when he inspired paul to write romans, timothy and corinthians, he he he said here, for this cause god gave them up unto vitaminvialaffections for even women changed the natural use into that which is against nature. likewise also the men leaving the natural use of the woman burned in their lust one toward another, men with men. ~ >> next speaker. >>> 12, 69, 12, 67, [speaker not understood], 26 in wisconsin. one is a vacant apartment, the other one has no phone. 1267 has no phone. 17 last year, it was out 30 days to do a 30-minute job. i did a verbal and written request with the housing authority to come get it fi

it is required at grove city. get this, what winthrop imagineed is important because he was an early freedom man. he junior journeyed here in a rickety boat. a boat person from cuba, boat person from china. he was looking to be free. he said the town was tall, built on rocked and stronger than oce oceans. wind swept and god blessed. if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and heart to get there. that is how i saw it and i see it still. reagan said that, too, in his farewell address which is fascinating because for presidents to normally give the farewell address maybe it is review of what they accomplished but for reagan it was a teachable lesson in american exceptionalism. i have eleven principles. those were just five of them. let's do two more and i will go through them quicker. the founders' wisdom and vision. reagan, more than any other president, rediscovered the founders. i knew reagan quoted the founders constantly so with the public papers of the

plan there would be a large shared open area that has a pathway going through that on the right a grove of trees in the middle and about three or four plazas where the path thick evens to allow people to gather and picnic tables and lunch a children's play area there's larger there now. vegetation we want to maintains the existing trees and add the california native bike junk can see that will catch the water. the donor recognition there's a series of tablets about thirty inches wide and a slots in between withhold the portions to be per memorable and in the slots are inserted metal planks plaques this is the entry from second street. this is the large shared immediate that's graded across that's a fridays by the and not a ufo and the sort of would i do plaza area will accommodate. we're creating low garden walls and sea walls to a focus water to the edge and this is an image looking from third street entry back to a raised area and the play yard beyond and the custom play structure we're working with mustards and safety rather than having fences we'll have raised seawall that will allo

morning an al jazeera america, and in part 2 of the series we follow the path of katherine groves as they try to convince their daughter to leave the church of wells. that'll do it for this edition. i'm thomas drayton in new york. thanks for watching. >> i'm lisa fletcher in you are in the "stream." chicago evicts thousands with a promise to deliver better, but what is in the future for the city desperate for rejuvenation? ♪ >>> digital producer, co-host, wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback throughout the show. we are talked about a lot of cities in crisis on this show, but it is never in a vacuum, a lot of cities are experiencing country. >> yeah, chicago is really experiencing it. it has a trickle-down effect that affects the entire neighborhood. mia tweets in . . . and as you can see lisa this is effecting all communities. >> it is. chicago promised new homes and a new life for many of the city's public housing drenthzs. but nearly 15 years later, nearly 40,000 families are still on the wait list for permanent homes. and many buildings just sit empty waiting

at least there is what we call appropriate reaction whether it is grove or anger. >> the c.e.o. of the airlines said he is not discouraged. >> it must be there somewhere. we have to find it. >> another deficit in the mystery, the company is investigating an australian television report this the co-pilot on the missing night two years ago had invited two women to stay in the cockpit during a flight. >>> the head of the c.i.a. is denying claims by senator feinstein that the spy agency hacked into senate computers. feinstein aired that dispute publicly today on the senate floor. >> i have grave concerns that the c.i.a. search may well have violated the vision of powers principle embodied in the united states constitution. >> she accused the c.i.a. of criminal activity by searching a computer network set up for lawmakers on the senate intelligence committee which is investigating alleged torture by the c.i.a. during investigations in the bush administration. feinstein says the matter has been referred to the justice department. >>> still to come, keeping the weight off can reduce a

grove rer nordquist is a group that opposes tax addresses and seeks a system in which taxes are simpler, flatter, more visible and lower than they are today. >> grover's group asks candidates to sign the taxpayer protection pledge reading as follows: >> now, according to its website, 219 u.s. representatives it 219 senators in the congress took the pledge, never to raise income taxes. grover joins me. good to see you. thank you for joining us here. >> certainly, good to be with you. >> you have a good deal of popular support for the idea of not raising taxes. the reality is spending levels are set by congress. paul ryan is the republican budget chief. he signed your pledge and is a favoured member of congress. he led the g.o.p. through a budget deal that increases government spending and lots of republicans voted for the deal. what happened. >> two things. obama says the same thing. congress, you voted for this. no, a democratic house and a democratic senate in 2009/2010 voted for an explosion of spending, which is the law of the land, and the republicans tried to deconstruct it using t

on tuesday night and was lucky to have been rescued a couple of miles off lover's point off pacific grovetwo fishermen spotted the 45- year-old san diego woman after she spent tuesday night adrift with her sinking raft. the coast guard says her engine fell off and then it punctured the raft. rescue crew got her to the hospital and gave her credit for helping to save herself. >> this woman survived on her own all night, probably a very lonely psychologically stressful situation to be out there but she maintained the will to survive and the fact that she had a life jacket on helped ensure her survival. >> the woman now being treated for hypothermia and is expected to be out of the hospital very soon. >>> roberta gonzales and the mobile weather lab are keeping on eye on traffic not that there's much now but we're learning how our bad traffic stacks up against cities around the world. >> reporter: yes, michelle. the traffic was pretty bad this morning because we did have some very slick roadways earlier this morning. and you couple that one the normal day-to-day congestion, you can have a pre

half submerged in the water until this morning when she was spotted by a fishing boat near pacific groveguard officials say she had on a life jacket which likely saved her life. >>> for the second time in less than a week, shots rang out on interstate 580. this time a driver was injured. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon on 580 near high street in oakland. you can see from sky 7hd the car had its windows shut out. the driver walked to highland hospital nearby for treatment. police are investigating whether the driver was targeted or an unintended random victim. remember six days ago this scene shots fired at an suv on 580 in castro valley. police arrested four people. the driver was not hit. >> a warning from the alameda police department. there were at least 17 burglaries between january 18th and february 27th. the majority of the crimes happened during daylight hours on weekdays when residents are at work. >>> an update on an i team investigation. a plea deal means no stiff sentences in a case billed as the largest investment fraud in california. today in oakland, 84-year-old walt

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half submerged in the water until this morning when she was spotted by a fishing boat near pacific grove. coast guard officials say she had on a life jacket which likely saved her life. >>> for the second time in less than a week, shots rang out on interstate 580. this time a driver was injured. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon on 580 near high street in oakland. you can see from sky 7hd the car had its windows shut out. the driver walked to highland hospital nearby for treatment. police are investigating whether the driver was targeted or an unintended random victim. remember six days ago this scene shots fired at an suv on 580 in castro valley. police arrested four people. the driver was not hit. >> a warning from the alameda police department. there were at least 17 burglaries between january 18th and february 27th. the majority of the crimes happened during daylight hours on weekdays when residents are at work. >>> an update on an i team investigation. a plea deal means no stiff sentences in a case billed as the largest investment fraud in california. today in oakland, 84-year-

the woman who was a former hotel maid told officers she wanted to stay at the hotel so graves grove her there while another officer followed. prosecutors say she went to sleep but 15 minutes later, there was a knock on the door. when she opened it, graves, the defendant, entered the room, grabbed the victim and pushed her on the bed. the d.a.'s office says graves raped her. >> this type of behavior is not tolerated in our department or any department throughout the country. we are saddened by this event. it's important for the public to know that the vast majority of our officers conduct themselves at the highest level of professionalism, integrity and honor. >> reporter: the victim did not report the incident until nearly a month later. the police have been investigating for the past five months. the d.a.'s office says there's physical evidence that corroborates the victim's allegations and she did positively identify graves at the man who raped her. he has posted $100,000 bail and is expected to have his first court hearing on march 24th. he's currently on paid leave from the police d

[sizzling] >> here at palermo restaurant in elk grove, chef giovanni toccagino puts this herbaceous,wn spear to good use. >> we got the little plate, a little bit of oive oil. we can put some asparagus here, and we gonna create a nice appetizer dishes. we can only have a little bit, pinch salt. a little bit, pinch of pepper. now we gonna get some mozz--fresh mozzarella cheese. look that. and what do we do with this? we put 'em in the salamander, and we cook 'em perfectly, and we give 'em some good, good taste. we got it. look that. look how perfect that is. [sniffs] listen the smell. ahh. when i was gro-growin' up, a kid, asparagus was food for the rich people. yeah. the poor people, well, we--we eat any type of salad, lettuce, cucumbers, tomato. asparagus, like, used to be the banana. only rich people eat that, because delicacy. so now we all like here these days, we all can eat asparagus. >> hello, everyone. i'm glen ikeda from ikeda's in auburn. today we're gonna be talkin' about the triple as--asparagus, avocados, and artichokes. artichokes, 90% grown in the monterey county. we h

joining us is father vince lambert, the exor cyst for indiana, and the pastor in center grove. he is a member of the international association of exor cysts. most people have their perception of what an exor cyst is. the right, the excorsism of emily rose, portrayed at violent confrontations. having people with spinning heads, speaking in tongues. it's not what an official excorsism by the church is like. >> no, not at all. a true excorsism is a prayer by the church. aritual performed. when the determination has been made. it is a series of procedures. it is true that there can be manifestations of evil that will take place, but the best way to thing of an exor sim is a prayer of the church. what, if anything do the movies get right.. >> they play to an audience that likes the theet at ricks. in reality, that's far removed from what a true exorcism is about, prefers refer people to doctors. what do you do to determine if, under - if it's something that the catholic church would deem a real possession, and the person needs an exor cyst. >> an excorcist relies on people in the me