facebook post he wrote of the tragedies simplifys the worst of hue mapty, it's easy to lose track of the bigger picture. the majority stands against darkness, we wouldn't be he if hue mapty weren't ip herptly evil. >>> we begin with the forecast, as you head out the door. heading out the doors no type of rain, i suggest you take it with you. we have the chance for showers in the forecast. now, all is dry, all is well. in terms of temperatures this morning, we are above average, 52 owings mills. easton 50. 54 frederick. 43 for the low temperatures. winds in the east, southeast, as we go throughout the day. they will pick up, at 5- 15 miles an hour. you can plan like this by 8:00, the clouds will start to break up a little bit, few peeks of sunshine in to the afternoon. the high temperature coming in 72 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> we have trouble on 895, a crash along the southbound lanes, at child street. problems will persist up in rosedale, another crash along the eastbound lanes of route 40, rockville boulevard. traffic is starting to pick up

hue san had coordinated with all-awlaki. we node that is true. he was radicalized. >> cenk: that's fair to say there was correspondence beforehand. but the fbi looked into that correspondence and so did the army and conclude it was not ordered by al-awalaki. that he acted on his own and he was mentally embalanced. there was no coordination in that sense. it was not from muslim to muslim. >> he was radicalized by an ideology and his mental imbalanced allowed him to buy in that ideology. and there are people in their 20s who are open to being radicalized. i'm not sure what ideology that is but they're susceptible to radicalization of ideology. >> cenk: noah brings up an interesting point. if it turns out that they're militant right wingers then do we need to look into the right wing ideology and see what's wrong with it? should we start to look at right wingers with the same wary eye that they do with muslims. >> it's cart before the horse because we don't know what kind of right wing extremists there. america learned about the militia movement in

plan review services and acting director tom hue for his great leadership. thank you very much.he san francisco chronicle published last week where the property owner has hundreds of buildings and housing code violations and whose failure to pay city cost assessment have resulted by more than 75 percent. the property owner oh owes the city. we hope we'll motivate the owner to correct the violations and improve the poor living situations the tenants are living with. dbi, staff and congratulate christina wong as employee of the first quarter of 2013. [ applause ] . >> it's my recognition committee received six nominations for the quarter of six nominations for this quarter and one award and after three rounds of voting, christina was nominated. bird who has worked for a number of years and now in the enforcing code enforcement. join me in recognizing these great employees. [ applause ] >> i just wanted to thank all the dbi employees for participating in this process because i know the commission did not give employees much time for this first round of nomination of employee of the

hue and i want to welcome my fairfield community methodist church here this morning who are sure watching. i am thrilled to have the guest here this morning. two of the members of the reoriented community. great to have you. >> lovely to see you. thank you. >> great to have you chaplain. >> good morning. >> when we hear the name symbolism, what does that mean. >> i'll say something about suphism. it's at the heart of every religious tradition. it's been called the path of love, love for god and expression through service to god's creation. it's an experience of love, love for god. because of that it's something which in every generation, in every culture is a living experience so it has to be refreshed. generation after generation in every culture. >> i see. >> sufism reoriented is a contemporary expression of this universal ancient spirit yulety for temperature -- spirit alty. he appointed leaders to serve as guide for americans who in their point of life feel the need for a spiritual guidance or teacher. >> how did you get involved? >> well, in my case everybody gets involved. it's the

live doppler 7 hd shows hue dry it is outside, so we will talk temperatures. at the bay from the roof camera, dress for 56 in san francisco and oakland, palo alto at 5 and mill valley at 51 degrees. from mount tamalpais, look how clean the air is right now with santa rosa at 55 and napa 53 and fairfield and concord and los gatos at 58 to 59 and gilroy is a cool spot at 51. here is what i am thinking this cycle looking at downtown san jose. we are going to be warm. we will possibly set a few records not today but more likely thursday and friday and warmer-than-average temperatures all week. clear to mild at night with a few areas warm at 74 in brentwood. the highest fire danger, no watches or advisories or warnings but watch out for tuesday night and wednesday. 80 in milpitas is coolest in milpitas, and low 90's in gilroy. upper 80's around los altos and 74 in millbrae. mid-to-upper 60's along the coast with sunshine and low-to-mid 70's around downtown and south san francisco and palo alto 80 and mid-to-upper 80's through the valley and 20 degrees cooler at the

live doppler 7 hd shows hue quiet -- how quiet it is. the cooler weather and winds are the big story. all of us are in the mid-to-upper 40's, san francisco, oakland, san jose, palo alto and mill valley. the bay bridge and santa rosa, 41. napa and fairly at 45. livermore is at 48. union city is at 54. those are some of the warmer spots. the boundary shows with the cloud cover here, that is the colder air coming in and the high pressure. all the cold air is being pulled down from alaska and putting it in our lap for the better part of today and tomorrow. the highs today are well below average and low low-to-mid 60'sm the south bay. as we head up the peninsula well start around 61 in palo alto and drop to the upper 50's in millbrae and san mateo with breezes through the gap. a few upper 50's along the coast and that is it. upper 50's in downtown south san francisco. sausalito through the north bay up to santa rosa and napa around 51 to 63. we will be in the mid-to upper 50's at your beaches and near 60 along the east bay her -- shore. mostl

saint crox's to dismiss, that is hue in fact what miss gong should have done is referred mr. wooding to the department of technology and information services which is a city agency which must bypass mr. saint croix's awareness. >> she should have referred george to dtis, the second thing... >> mr. >> that she did not do... >> thank you, your three minutes is up. >> the private public partnership that she had an obligation. >> the private entities >> we have a lot of speakers today. >> sometimes... good evening i am a greg miller and a resident of san francisco for 30 years and i am not an expert on the sunshine law and so please bear with me if some of my comments seem general. i wanted to point out one thing, mr. gingsberg asked for the city to be included in this meeting, but one of the first letters called on april 20th which he signs on the director of public affairs here is the san francisco rpd basically says that this is a deeply bias panel with no interest in discussing facts i am hopeful that you will cancel the panel and put on a more balanced approach. i mean that

. >>> now, you know, if there's one person to know about that road that lies ahead it's hue herr. he is an athlete turned inventer at m.i.t. and he builds some of the most advanced prosthetics in the world. he knows the way of the modern technology to help the patients and he knows this in part because he's done it himself. >> my name is hugh herr. i'm a professor at m.i.t. we develop robots that attach to the body. >> here at m.i.t. hugh herr develops advanced prosthetic limbs. rehab medicine, no one has done more to bring the future to the here and now. as you can see, hugh has a personal stake in this world. back when he was a kid, all he wanted to do was climb mountains. >> by the age of 12, 13, i was considered a child prodigy in climbing. i was climbing walls that had never been climbed before. >> but then at age 17 -- >> in 1982 i was mountain climbing and we got struck by a tremendous blizzard. and what we intended to be a single day outing was a four-day. i suffered severe frostbite to my lower limbs and after months of effort, my medical team gave up the fight to save th

. >> we're getting to a point that the hue man tear points are closed. >> one argument foreclosing the center economics according to the state's own developmental services budget is this year the past of maintaining the program will be more than $400,000 per patient. >> thank you. some breaking news from sacramento tonight. a federal appeals court panel threatening to find governor brown in contempt if they don't comply with an order to reduce the state prison population. >> well, jarring news tonight from the state department of corrections since late 2011 near bli 5,000 sex offenders disappeared into the communities after cutting off their gps ankle trackers. we started seeing large newspapers of fugitives after they started sending paroles to county jail. >> they're not cutting them off to drink a cup of coffee. they want opportunities to go commit new crimes. >> we'll go after them and 90% of the time we catch them. >> critics say parolees are ditching their gps trackers because of weak consequences. being caught means just a few more days of jail. >> a long list of recommendations

but the problem is they do try to put black people in a box that because of the hue of my skin you'reoing to dictate ow i'm to vote, to think, to ration lies politics. to me that is not only slavery but that is racism because tonl reason you're telling me i can't do it is because i am black. so check yourself. when you hold me to a standard that you're not willing to hold everybody else to because of the color of my skin. host: good morning. she is from virginia on our independent line. caller: good morning. i am an african american woman and i have typically voted democrat although i find i'm on both sides of the fence. i could in every way vote republican but i'll tell you every time i -- although i support the views and every time i see a republican candidate i am routinely turned off. i have been appalled at some of the behavior that some of the republicans have put out there. and that is something that i am not going to stand behind. i will go ahead and support the president because i believe that he has an scombreanda that can work. and even if there's a republican counterpart t

but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange hue.lmost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in transition is when we think that success is -- >> nobel prizewinning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, after 15 years in

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but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange hue.lmost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in transition is when we think that success is -- >> nobel prizewinning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, after 15 years in

what happened is done oh hue had gotten out of his cruiser and was shooting at the cruiser.f barrage of explosions until he could move no more. here is donohue's brother. >> as a brother, a fellow officer and as an american. i cannot describe i have a pride how dick and other emergency personnel accounted early friday morning. >> reporter: one of the other officers in the barrage was a friend of richard donohue. his name was shawn collier. they say donohue was close the dying himself, but they believe he will make a full recovery. listen now to the police chief. >> earlier this morning, dick opened his eyes and was able to move his hands and feet. most importantly squeeze his right hand on command. >> reporter: that is great news foos for the family. richard donohue has a six-month-old baby. >> he reportedly said she is going to make him sandwiches for life if and when he pulls out of this. >> and break-up of a major terror attack in the planning. f.b.i. and canadian authorities are saying that new york city may have been one of the targets. a live report is next. it comes a

but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange hue.ars under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, and with a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell had once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, became even more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult time in any transition is when we think that success is in front. >> nobel prize-winning democracy champion, aung san suu kyi, after 15

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hue million laid a baths well d.a. he called williams man be ref the honor assistant d. described williams as evil even though it was just a office equipment. his told it has no further comment other than he innocent but legal he can sperlts say it will not be surprised if williams charge the. there going some sort of evidence that links mr. williams somehow to the crime scene it could be simple as looking at certain motive. that he might have height he was very upfront interviews that his lawyers did earlier on investigation say that he was not shocked. but long lui "just for laughs" headed. >> one more rent double the exists $00,000 reward which some law enforcement experts say is sign that they short on load. in loss. fox news. >> fox tphrer florida where amber alert has been issued for one-year-old boy he was last seen home in winter guard ten mother man trick 11 call this morning. after discovering hersonen was mission. investigate tower are looking for boy favor see if he has any information on his where withs. say there were signs of -- or signs forced entry. thie

nice colors, the purple hues. gorgeous start with temperatures cool side in napa and santa rosa. 50 livermore and fairfield with upper 40s unionzy and around fremont. a look at our forecast then with a clear start. we will see rapidly warming temperatures. today we will be shy of records. we will have to see plenty of 90s today to break any records. i think that's more likely tomorrow and tuesday. the sea breeze will be right at the coast. that will allow for temperatures there to stay rather comfortable. the cooling trend overnight allowed for temperatures to drop off in most neighborhoods. but look at the big drop from novato to santa rosa this morning. a few degrees cooler a along the coast and carlos and mountain view. the setup has not changed all that much. although we are looking at a stronger northerly gradings and the down slope winds and higher pressure building in, allowing for the warmup today. but we are still going to see the weak see breeze at the coast. temperatures will be quite pleasant overall.

do you know hue who was in town for the screening of this film on the nine-year anniversary of tomaseing wounded was kind enough to sit down with me to discuss this him. i began by asking about the first time he met mr. young in 2005. >> here is this kid. on morphine. he says that he remembered visit, but i wonder. his mother explains his injury to me. he's a t-4. the bullet came down here and exited between the shoulder blades. tomas young is paralyzed from the nipples down. thomas can't cough. tomas is impotent. of course he can't walk ever again. he suffers urinary tract infection every day. nausea his pills have pills to correct the side-effects. i thought people should see this, 24 years old. this is the most sanitize war of my lifetime. the president said you can't take pictures of the coffins and the whole press corp said okay. i nominateed myself and went to see thomas at home in kansas city. i didn't know anything about it. i had no chance to speak with him. i said thomas i want to do a film on you. for all i knew he wanted to go back to iraq. i had no idea. so i walked in h

. >> the real winner hue is ryan philippe. remember he always looked like the bad guy. >> yes. >> maybe he is a bad guy. >> well he is a bad boy. bad guy we don't like them. bad boy, call me. >> he is like 55 now. >> probably. the thing that makes me mad -- well there are a lot of things. only one time when you as america's sweetheart would ever be like, i'm drunk. that was her excuse. i had one too many. when you say do you know who i am it is better to be drunk than sober. i bet she was completely sober. and she hasn't done a nude scene in years. oh i am a mom now. we have the internet. we know you did. it might as well do it in the next movie. >> what movie? >> a couple early on. >> "cruel intentions." >> no, not. but she had a lesbian scene this that. >> she got girls. >> there are three movies. you can look them up relatively easily. >> i learned so much. >> she didn't take it off all the time. i have no opinion. we will close things out with a post game wrap up. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to andy levy. >> post

. >>> ia hue ceo is offering a new maternity plan for workers.ers.ing moms 16 weeks of paid maternity leave. they will get eight weeks weeks following adoption of a childa h and eight men will be eligible for the eight weeks of leave ave following the birth or adoptiono of a child. chil it comes after they orderedred employees who work from home too start working from company cmpay offices starting in june. >>> ceo says that there's not no much hope for tablets in the future. he says he doesn't think tabletn are ak good business model andmd believes consumers won't have much use for them five yearsve e from now. by the way, blackberry releasedd a tablet of its own back in 201 called the play pook but it didn't so well. >>> t mobile is wrapping up itss acquisition of metro pcs tonight adding 9 million customers touso its already existing 34 million. no immediate changes arete c expected for customers, but t mobile, will shutdown its dallas-based network over therkh next couple of years.year t mobile is the company's co 4th largest cell phone carrier.

wouldn't it make sense that a man no hue mill united states himself, his wife and his public office shoulde public life forever and get an actual job that taxpayers do not support? have some pride, learn a trade. open a craft store. become an erotic professor. bottom line get a damn job. the fact that he is vying for office again shows you he really thinks is he above it all or he has really got no other talents which is the real issue here. weiner isn't even qualified to being a politician. and this is new york city. we are under constant threat of terrorists with an embolden interest in soft targets. this new era of suspicious packages, we don't ever need to see his again. [ laughter ] >> bob: i didn't believe you were going to go there with that line and then did you. >> well, that's why i wrote the monologue. >> greg: wouldn't let me do my line. >> greg: mine is subtle. >> dana: wrote the punch line. >> greg: climbed my way up the monologue there i have it standing there by the way, the guy still has 68,000 followers on his other twitter account which he has left open while starting a

. >> reporter: one of the interesting things of the conference was work on hue to get kids to -- how to get kids to start talking about what they're seeing and hearing from their friends with not feeling like they're informing on. the idea is it's help rather than turning them in. >> you're not snitching. how about washington, phil, did the congresswoman talk anymore about r or answer questions about gun control legislation. >> there was no way this conference was going to happen without her talking about that. she said they're going o to keep -- they're going to keep on shing for it. she thinks america's attitude has changed after newtown. washington may or may not do anything but we have to do something locally for the problem! yeah, what about here at home. >>> and they react how you smell and things like that. it hurts a lot. >> from buses to bathrooms we'll tell you who is pushing the idea of roaming toilets. >>> i'm don ford in petaluma, why are so many birds dying under this bridge. i'll have that story coming up next. >>> welcome to one of the coolest days of the entire week

hue go chavez's successor has won the election. nicholas has been a challenger. he was his vice president and has been running the country since the late president's death death. he won with slightly more than 50 of the votes he won't accept the election votes without a recount. >> a big issue in the senate this week ongun control, specifically bipartisan proposal to extend background checks for people that are buying guns. insiders say this week is expected it's too close to call. sarasota republican john mccain for one says a lot more needs to be done in the area of mental health. this point only 3 republican senators are expected to vote for that compromise bill. >>> and time now is 6:11. we've got a bright side today. we found it. it's the freebie that you can score today. >>> bay area city hits the hiring jackpot with hundreds of new jobs why a casino is catch 22 for the neighborhood. >>> and check this out, wages on it. and what happens next is not quite what you would expect. ,, the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on ea

things, you get calls, and you getmore e-mail about certain promotions, and it all gets added into the huese of consumer preferences and habits. you know, there used to be a thing called reverse directories looked up by street address, and find out who lived at what address. well, now, big data is sort of that, only a million times bigger. take who bought what, ad you put it together, and once you get the zip code and maybe the credit card number and one of the pieces of information, you can crunch it together. liz: is it a junk mail problem or bigger than that? >> depends how much you look at it and how much of a problem you think it is. no one will abduct you or burn the house down, but certainly it can affect credit. liz: what do you mean "can affect credit"" >> your credit rating is built on elements like your behavior as a consumer. liz: a lot comes to the door, and that affects the credit score? >> not the catalog, but the data gathered by retailers and online sites and added to the massive -- liz: i see what ewe are saying. so the retailer activity shows up on my credit report. >> a

the canadian teen's family said she was raped by four boys in 2011 and then hue mill yalted and bullied a photo of the allege incident was texted to high school classmates. canada's prime minister echoed the message of everybody. >> you're sickened. >> he went on to say that it's clear some bullying may now be crossing the line into criminal activity. in this time of reflection and rage, politicians, justice, and school officials are admitting they needed to do more. >> and it just cannot go on anymore. somebody has to stop this. we have to stop this. we hold accountable positions. >> this online petition adds thousands of supporters daily demanding criminal charges be filed and more. that people stop using words and deeds on social media as weapons of so-called social assassination. >> it's too late for atea. she's gone. but what we can do is take a look at how we failed her and make sure that doesn't happen for any other children. >> reporter: her funeral will be held this weekend and her family tells cnn although it is a painful few days, they are comforted by the fact that justice o

tomorrow on the c-span network, two events marking the 20th anniversary of the holocaust hue seem here in -- museum here in washington. former president bill clinton will deliver the remarks. then a series of panel will discuss the holocaust and genocide prevention with our live coverage beginning at noon eastern over on c-span 2.

we can create a pathway to citizenship and being on either side of that doesn't make someone a hue rightsif they don't agree with the attorney general of the united states. that's wrong. >> monica: that's what the argument is as well. i got to leave it there. i know we'll revisit this early and often. this is to be continued. thank you so much. up next, cheech and chong stopped by the "hannity" set. >> you get excited over -- >> you think if i did the show stoned i'd be better? >> you would see things -- >> monica: differently? >> sean stoned? what? sean's interview with the comedic legends is next. and later, the president, yes, the president, says he may soon be getting a tattoo. we'll tell you what he plans to get and where he plans to get it, although that might be tmi, right here on "hannity." don't forget to log on to our special companion site to follow the live show and share your thoughts on this and more. just go to hannity hannitylive.foxnews.com vo: always one step ahead with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat, bold makes sure you'll never have to ask him again. woman:

ashleigh, we together covered a death penalty case out of mississippi, kharla hues. her mother and father took the stand and literally begged the jury to save their daughter's life. her father has only been to the jail a couple of times because he's not well. he's on dialysis. he is in california. will he be here and take the stand? also, schoolteachers, pastors if she went to church when she was younger. people growing up to talk about the person she was, the person she is, what she can contribute to a prison setting in the future, the good influence she can lead and the good life she can lead. that's what the penalty phase will be about on the defense side. >> i just find it amazing, danny, that you say it can be even longer than the guilt or innocence phase because we've been at this for months. i have to say goodbye to both of you, but thank you, both. court's not in session today, but that doesn't mean there's not a lot of material that you can't have access to. i encourage you to go there. fascinating. >>> a police officer officer and a murder suspect inside an

he isn't the person that got 10 million votes against barack obama in 2008 and a hue power center unto herself. >> but i've got to tell you, having traveled with him and about to travel with him again, he has an ease and familiarate with the issues and the leaders, as chuck was saying, that really gives him a big leap forward. >> i remember it took secretary clinton a year to get up to speed. i'm not saying she wasn't up to speed, but the point is, and i stalk to people around her, it took her about -- she is somebody -- she's a student. she has to study things, and she's going to take her time doing it. you saw the difference, i'm sure you saw it, about a years ago into the job. john kerry comes in with a much different resume, being what he did as chairman of foreign relations, you're sort of theunder study. >> and he has a very different background. she came in as a former rival of the president. she spent the first year trying to show loyalty to the president. loyalty is part of why the peace effort in the first term didn't go down well, because she was trying to show loyalty to th

to everybody else to be treated as a human being, as to be just a human being, to feel yourself as a hueing, that's what i feel about this people. people are ashamed. people are ashamed in our family. people are ashamed on the entire chechen ethnicity because everyone now names chechen. so they put that shame on the entire ethnicity. so that's what i would say. turn yourself in! >> he did not, but he was caught and in a hospital. obviously we're waiting to see if the fbi tweets out an update for us on his condition. >>> up next, big surprise for the faithful at fenway today in boston. this is msnbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] purpose elevates what we do. raises it to a more meaningful place. makes us live what we do, love what we do and fills our work with rewarding possibility. aarp connects you to a community of experienced workers and has tools to help you find what you're good at. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. go to aarp.org/possibilities. yeah, i'm looking to save, but i'm not sure which policy is right for me. you should try our coverage checker. it helps you see if you have too

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from the right in terms of conservatives, john mccain, is his performance today going to placate the hue and cry from the right? >> i'm surprised the most important develop today as far as the american public is concerned about syria, which a new cbs poll show as large majority don't want intervention and how the president, if he makes the decision to intervene in some form or another, i think you're going to have a very skeptical american public. jamie is making the case that if he had intervened sooner it would have been easier, now it's more complicated, because you have more unfriendlies if you will on the anti assad side. if you break syria, there's only one country going to be held responsible for fixing syria. it's not turkey, great britain, the soviets, the russians, it's the united states and i think that has to play a calculus here. you get in, the u.s. will own this, own the rebuilding, own the potential new government, and in a sense is that something that's going to you know, is that something that is, going to be politically palatable in this country? and is congress going

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