occupation in a heavily irish city. they have lost two irishmen, and last night, pubs from bars from south boston and all over raised a glass to the memories of the families. you can't blame anyone here for just waiting for the next patriots day in a few weeks so they can have a proper finish not far from here down boylston for the boston marathon. lester? >> all right, brian, thanks. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> we learned today that james schlesinger has died. he served under nixon and ford, he was known for taking a hard line with congress on the defense budget. nixon also made him cia director. as the country's first energy secretary under jimmy carter, schlesinger was a strong advocate of nuclear power. james schlesinger was 85 years old. >>> the kennedy library foundation announced today it will present its 2014 jfk profile in courage award to former president george h.w. bush for his 1990 decision to raise taxes as part of a budget deal with congress. during the campaign, bush had famously said "read my

dating back to the 1762 when regimen was irish troops marked the 17th of march by marching through new york citythe 1870s when irish americans organized celebrations in union square with busts of 19th century irish political leader daniel o'connell on their parade wagon. it is also distinctly american. the concept of a st. patrick's day parade did not even make to it ireland until the 1930s. ever since the debacle to march or not to march has been politically charged. dinkins himself boycotted the parade the rest of his term. his successor, rudy giuliani, never missed it. michael bloomberg skipped it as a candidate but marched as mayor. hillary clinton took heat from gay rights groups for marching when she was a snoshg senate candidate in 2000 and the following year as senator she skipped it citing a scheduling conflict. the current new york mayor is boycotting this year as walsh, the first irish american mayor of boston in 20 years. the boston parade also used to be a must-include on politicians political calendar but lately not so much. barely anyone remembers the origin of the st. patrick's d

in the irish city of oakland. northbound past the coliseum, traffic building. camera shake severe over the last half hour. let's get to roadways. entire stretch of this, starting to build for the commute, northbound past the coliseum, down up to. east shore freeway new york drama. span has a wind advisory as well as benicia bridge. here in san francisco, talking about high winds that continue to fight that fire. china basin area. there's a waterway here. separates 280 and king street from the scene where crews are. you can see it from the roadway. as the sun comes up that will be a distraction. slowing for drivers not anything other than normal. muni and buses reinstated. the city look different. highlighting bar traffic and weather together, higher winds on the peninsula side north of san mateo. oakland, as you approach the oakland hills and towards the bay bridge as well. keep in mine. bigger trucks, vans blown around side to side. smooth drive for the san mateo, dumbarton bridges. typical build for 101, 87. same thing for the tri-valley. all coming into the

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didn't know we had so many irish folks in the city.took us two and a half hours to go down market street, but people loved taking pictures with our characters. last, we'll have a member's morning this sunday, we are almost back to membership numbers pre-the tiger incident. again, i have -- i think has to do with the play ground, families are returning and signing up for memberships at $105. it's a good deal, free access through the year, as well as these early mornings before the zoo open just exclusive to the members and free care sell rides. we were able to finally convert the old paper membership card to a plastic one that can be scanned and reused. and i know folks, the paper were being lost, so that took us a lot of work to go to plastic. and i conclude my report. >> is there anyone who would like to make public comment? being none. this discussion is closed. we're on item 7, ground water supply project. well construction and operation and golden gate park and south sunset and west sunset play grounds. >> good morning, commissione

the city's mayor was not a participant. the son of irish decided not to march after talks refused to include a gay veterans group in the parade. he did attend the breakfast. new york's mayor plans to skip his city's traditional st. patrick's day parade, the first mayor to do so in decades over parade organizers refusal to let participants carry pro gay signs. several beer companies with drew sponsor ships in new york and boston. controversy among the revelry among the st. patrick's day celebrations. >> both guinness and heineken dropping their sponsor ship of the new york city parade. >> world leaders are rejecting crimea's referendum. >> we're going to focus on the options the international community has to keep crimea from breaking away from ukraine. >> france trying to reduce air pollution, restrictions on drivers to cut down on smog. >> our big number of the day, 34,700,000. >> the connection it has to st. patrick's day. >> a special st. patrick's day big number this morning, 34,700,000. >> you attempted an irish accent. >> black irish.

this one day after boston's mayor boycotted his city's parade in solidarity with the gay community. irishut in force at the st. patrick's day parade in boston but the city's irish-american mayor sat this one out. >> i'm not marching in the parade. >> were they close on reaching a deal? >> we agreed on everything but the banner. five letters. >> reporter: they refused to allow them to watch with bap er th that. they said in a statement they would not allow anyone to express harmful or inappropriate questions and that, quote, this was a decision we made for the good of this parade. but the decision led the maker of sam adams beer withdraw its corporate sponsorship of the parade. the new york city parade also lost sponsors. they sighted its history as an advocate for quality and hoped if quality of exclusion would be exempt interest this year's parade. >> we were hoping it would be successful. >> reporter: melissa is speaker of the new york city council which is officially boycotting the parade following the lead of the new mayer bill de blasio. >> i'm not planning on marching in the parade.

city dublin. bike organizers added irish tunes to the playlist in honor of their irish dignitary.is also the first san jose trip to the lord mayor of dublin. >> it's fantastic. yes, it's my first time in san jose. just arrived last night and got to see the san joss sharks play and now i'm cycling around the city with the fantastic group that gathered here and the city is such a beautiful city. really, really lovely so great honor. >> today's ride is part of the monthly san jose bike party. part of the cycling college. rob is here with a very bizarre micro climate forecast. >> going through two seasons. summer earlier and now feels more like fall and then a little taste of winter coming in later on tonight. still near 70 outside and close to the high temperatures we should see tomorrow around the bay area as we deal with showers, but today it was spring forward. lost the hour of sleep and spring forward with the temperature. 80 was the high. morgan hill and 76 in mountainview and oakland and san francisco pretty mild and you may have noticed the humidity out there. tropical plume o

nestled in green rolling hills is the city of dublin founded by irish settlers in the 1800s nearly 50,000 now call the community home. >> right here in dublin was the epicenter, 580 and 680 at one time was major stage coach routes. interstates came out of that. there is a lot of history right here. >> reporter: old st. raymonds church was built in 1859. 25 year old tom donlin was a young construction worker. >> he was nailing the cross on the top of the church, old st. raymonds, which is the oldest church in the county. he fell off and he died. >> reporter: over centuries how has dublin changed? >> we have a lot of new growth and development, forward thinking. at the same time we have to honor and cherish the past. >> reporter: how do you celebrate st. patrick's day. >> lion's club hosts a parade at 9:30 saturday and the whole community comes. the city has a festival from 10:00 am to 5:00 p.m. saturday and sunday at the civic center and the shamrock run is sunday morning at 8:30. there is a lot of festivities here. >> reporter: is everybody irish on st. patrick's day? >> yes. i am 100% it

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. >>> popular irish beer is pulling out of new york city's parade. guinness will not support the parade because gay and lesbian groups are not allowed to march openly. heineken and sam adams dropped out of the new york and boston parades and the groups threatened to protest guinness if the beer maker continued its sponsorship. >>> a long time san francisco long mark closed its the doors for good tonight. kpix5 don knapp spoke to loyal customers, some who dined there for decades. >> reporter: they line up for joe's last day. end of an era as the best hamburger. >> it is the best anywhere. and i love the decor, too. >> reporter: many customers that moved away were drawn back for joe's final act. >> i left in '99 so we heard they were going to chose i decided to come back. >> reporter: north change replace joes. >> nobody can replace joe. he is an icon in this part of san francisco and the burgers are pretty good, too. >> really? it is really good. the best place ever. >> reporter: that is what joe loved to hear. >> it is beautiful to find out how many

now that you see the mayor of boston which, of course, has a huge irish population, the mayor of new york city, the larkest city in the country saying this isn't what i want to be a part of. if there is a gay veterans group, they should be allowed in the parade like everyone else. no special designation, but we are a group. we're here to march. that's what we are doing. >> what do you say to politicians like michele bachmann who was quoted as saying the gay community -- let me paraphrase. she claims the gay community is bullying america with such situations as this. >> when she speaks you can flip it to the complete mirror image for the reality. we live in a country where unfortunately young people particularly, but people are bullied constantly every day in schools and in work places across america. they are bullied because of people like michele bachmann and her husband who run a program that purports to be able to de-gay gay people. we know where her interest is. it's keeping people in the closet and making sure that her base that has this kind of vitriol against gay and lesbian equality co

. >>> irish brewer guinness pulled its sponsorship of new york city's irish day parade because gay and excluded. we're always updating the five things you need to know so go cnn.com for the very latest. >>> back now to the disappearance of malaysia flight 370. investigators are focused on malicious intent on the disappearance of the 777. can terror be ruled out? what about our own investigators. what are they being told and what is not being told to them. joining us now is a republican congressman from texas and chairman of the house committee on homeland security. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> so let's get the immediacy of this. as far as you know, has the u.s. been asked for help and is that help being provided? >> we have helped, help is being provide. i got confirmation as of yesterday the fbi is there. assisting. our navy is in the indian ocean trying to find this aircraft. could it have come sooner, i think. but the fact it became a criminal investigation really officially justin last couple of days. and so that's what we're very focused on. one thing

nestled in the green rolling hills of alameda county is the city of dublin, founded by irish catholicsearly 50,000 people call this community home. >> right here in dublin was the epicenter, 580 and 680 at one time was a major stagecoach route. so, you know, then the interstates came out of that. so, you know, a lot of history right here in dublin with the epicenter of it. >> reporter: st. raymond's church was built in 1859 donated by michael murphy and jeremiah. 25-year-old tom donelan was a young construction worker with the finishing touch when -- >> he was nailing the cross on the top of the church it old saint raymond's the oldest catholic church in alameda and contra costa county, the first one built. he was nailing the cross and he fell off and died. >> reporter: over the past couple of centuries, how has dublin changed? >> new growth and development. we honor and cherish the past. >> reporter: how do you celebrate st. patrick's day? >> the lions club hosts a parade at 9:30 on saturday and the whole community comes out for it and then the city of dublin has a festival from 10 a.

city of palms. i'd love an irish pub in central russia. give it to the us needed for popping in for a pint. but here's another light hearted response is with this assessment the american president. he's gold the girl he holds a warning the could come any closer than fourteen weeks is too securely many people will take you through the sanctions that seriously here in russia. well let back in kiev frustration is growing with the self appointed leadership all the ukraine a new government came to power in the ultimate for the money to overseas radical changes. ukraine's interim prime minister hasn't managed to deliver all the gear that promises in fact he backtracked almost taunting radical some time now. so proclaimed government in kiev to use the power of nineteen on people's frustration over the collapse the deal yet they want it to your agreement is not so nice then according to article one one one of the criminal code the president will get ten to fifteen years behind us however links are soon gets it comes to backtrack on this was your typical week has been signing the economic section of

patrick's day parades went on today in new york, without the city's new leader. kilted irish americans and bagpipers were in abundance, but mayor bill de blasio boycotted after organizers barred signs deemed pro-gay. on sunday, boston mayor martin walsh stayed away from his city's parade, for the same reason. the scientific world is abuzz this evening with a discovery from the heavens. for the first time, there's evidence the universe exploded in growth, in the first instant after the big bang. researchers at harvard used this telescope at the south pole to scan the sky for three years. the discovery supports a longstanding theory of an initial growth spurt, nearly 14 billion years ago. still to come on the newshour: margaret warner with the latest from crimea; plus, developments in the search for that missing passenger jet; then, stories of hardship translated into verse; and, a portrait of the civil rights activist and firebrand, stokely carmichael. >> woodruff: now, we take a close look inside crimea, as it moves toward moscow, and what it means to those who call the black

irish flair. cycling trip around san jose, talk about dublin ireland, this marks the second year of the bike ride with sister cityublin t.highlighted downtown landmarks, bike ways and other landmarks. they added irish tunes to the playlist in honor of their irish dignitaries. this is also the second trip for the lord mayor of dublin. >> it's a fantastic trip. my first time in san jose. just arrived last night and got to see the san jose sharks play and now i'm cycling around the city with the fantastic group that have gathered here and fantastic to see the city. such a beautiful city, really, really lovely so what a great honor. >> what we need is peel on their bikes and out of their cars. waiting for cyclists so it's a factor of getting out of your car and getting out of the bike and that's the hardest part. >> today's ride is part of the monthly san jose bike party celebrating the city and the cycling culture. you know, hearing the voice of the man from ireland made me think of st. patrick's day and that brings henry to mind because he does not wait for the 17th that day. >> i celebrate every day. >> every day

it's a little bit tricky so that if we look at let's say some of the very early irish playwrights who are here in new york cityng plays about irish in bowery theaters, they still have to inhabit the white protestant stereotype of them, and then they have to explode it from within. but it begins with having paying customers who begin to come to their events. now, when you're excluding chinese from this country, you don't have that paying audience who can act as a counterforce. so we're talking about tricky countertypes which is at one moment commercial, at one moment political, at one appointment patrician's love, you know, oriental vases, quote-unquote, japanese or chinese. and so they think that oriental merchants -- i'm using the word in quotes -- are upright citizens who are just as good asean key merchants, right? -- yankee merchants. but at the same time you don't have the group being able to the push back. now we're in a different situation. this is the first time there's a chance to push back at the commercial culture to unpack and challenge and have it explode within. those kinds of images. so that's,

." >> we have been fighting this for the 23rd year in new york city it and is not over until every irish lgbt person can march behind a banner of who they are as an included member of the community. >> some involved with the parade say it is not the place to display sexual orientation. >> the parade is to recognize st. patrick. people can march in the parade with their groups but without any political signs. that is appropriate. >> at mayor will not march but some think losing the sponsorship is even bigger because it hurts the parade in the purse. >> it is a massive, massive response over. it is a lot of money. heineken knocked out. others will feel the pressure. >> in chicago, look at this: st. patrick's day celebration has everyone seeing green today. the plumber's union dye the chicago river green a tradition going on for the past 53 years. they were worried about the ice not spreading the dye but it worked out. >> quite a sight to see. it was dinner they will never forget for customers in north carolina when an unexpected guest plowed into the dining room. police say the driver was

city of. and one irish pub in central russia is prohibiting the u.s. leader from stopping by for a cool pint and there is much more obama faces sanctions stopping him from stroking . going to the toilet and even enjoying a cold juice in fact this woman doesn't want him within forty meters of. where brussels i did palin with his own sanctions a sanctions which now includes thirty three russians on crimean zonda russia is effectively barred from all upcoming summits as well in fact according to the president of the european council there could be more sanctions to come. we make clear that she year to settle the crimes you speak. and any steps by russia to destabilise shukri will have far reaching consequences and by death we mean consequences on relations in a broad range of economic areas we are asked to commission all we ask the commission and the member states to prefer possible delegates measures. our let's bring back to my live pictures for you here on r.t. international our live pictures are from moscow the vote is coming on apparently we've just l

paul ryan, as an irish catholic, to hear him say those things about the inner city culture, everything said about african-americans, virtually, was once said about irish catholics. we were lazy, we were drunks, we were bums, we had a culture of poverty. you know, he says, as people came over during the famine, if you look back at the history of the famine, the british would not give aid, because they were afraid of a culture of dependency, dependency on government. it's like history is repeating itself, but some of the people who were hurt last time are the ones during the hurting this time around. and it's shocking to me that somebody like paul ryan either doesn't know that history or doesn't care about it. >> that is shocking. congressman emanuel cleaver, thank you. joan, if you liked my tie, you'll love my glasses. happy st. patrick's day. and thank you both for being on tonight. >>> coming up, john boehner's swing and miss on obamacare, with exactly two weeks left to sign up, the gop's attacks on the law have gone from wrong to ridiculous. >>> plus, new questions tonight about the

leaders and members of congress from entering its offices in this siberian city of almost and one irish pub in central russia is prohibiting the u.s. leader from popping in for a pennant and here's some other light hearted responses for instance this announcement by the american president from passing this dog the goal here holds a warning that obama can't come any closer than forty meters to the nut on this table notifies the american president you can no longer touch this bread. so europe has slapped more restrictions on russia as well with the u.k. prime minister also saying exports from crimea could be targeted and at the same time the e.u. secured closer ties with the new leadership in kiev signing a political agreement with the ukraine many a war it sanctions against russia. germany's minister of finance said piling up restrictions could become a burden to the wild economy and samone the consequences of sanctions on the diplomatic crisis let's not talk to brussels based political commentator. welcome to all she is so we're hearing him any warnings that sanctions will backfire on t

but you can get an early start celebrating the luck of the irish today in san francisco. happening today, the city's 163rd annual st. patrick's day parade kicks off at 11:30 downtown. if you're coming in from the north bay, you can take the ferries to get within a few blocks of the starting point. the parade begins at 2nd and market streets and ends at civic center. market street will be closed to through traffic. great day to celebrate. >> of course. great weekends, next week not looking bad either for march 17th, on monday, the ides of march today, right? >> yeah, good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 hd, where nothing to beware today. if you like it on the warm side, you're in luck. otherwise, the onshore flow doesn't return until first part of next week. slightly offshore. we will have a light sea breeze. overall, it is just about sunshine over the weekend. right now, san jose, sitting underneath the sunny skies, 50 degrees, 46 in redwood city. good morning to you. san francisco, 53. it is 49 in half moon bay. a little bit of patchy coastal fog. view looking a bit hazy. and the numbers here hav

. >> my hit this week is for irish actor liam neeson, one of my favorites. for telling new york city and visit the stables in new york city before he sends the horses to the glue factory because he's going to outlaw horse and carriages. the problem is this is a mayor who put children out of their charter schools. so he's got a lot of manning up to do. >> okay, joe? >> paul, a hit as it were to colorado which this week reported $2 million in tax receipts from retail marijuana legalization. that will be about $98 million a year. but the problem with sin taxes they make the government complicit. if more states legalize are going to be doing it for the money. >> james. >> paul, this is a miss to senator ed marquee of massachusetts. almost like an episode of "house of cards." but basically the senator has been carrying water for a hedge fund which has been betting against a company called herbal life nutritional company. the hedge fund betting on this company's failure claims that this is some kind of pyramid scheme. and so mr. markey has taken the hedge fund's brief and is urging federal

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irish, baylor filled the bracket. home cooking for the next round, tennessee. dallas and oklahoma cityork overtime before one team picked up the wind. durant carried the team with 43. derrick and mavs fed off the home crowd winning. >>> collision on the first baseline. erupts into a bench clearing brawl between florida and florida state including the heisman winning quarterback winston jumping in. coaches sent players to the showers early. >>> nfl says no more goalpost slam dunk sell celebrations. >>> mexican soccer officials are condemning a brutal fight that ignited after police tried to put out flares lit by fans. 40 were injured. >>> this fan is heading to her seat with a bucket of brewskis. a foul ball comes her way. she celebrates her souvenir but got drenched. >>> ahead, chris and gwen eth hits splitsville. >>> and next this is not one of hollywood's latest block busters. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price t

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irish step dancers kicked off the if he is visits. look how good these girls are. raises money for catholic ministry and public universities it is also a gathering of who is who in the city regis philbin was in town. >> i'm half irish and a half italian. i know st. patrick's day is a big deal in a lot of lives. fichlt big deal even for people who aren't so irish. local bars packed since lunch time with people celebrating. irish even brought in a band to delight the crowd with traditional irish music. >> chicago famous for turning the chicago river bright emerald green for st. patrick's day this video shows you how members of chicago journey man plumber union dumped containers of dee from a motorboat. sipt up to see the effect. the union has been dyeing the river since 1962. organizeers were afraid large chunk of ice would impede the process but recent warm temperature kept the riff clear. color typically lasts 6 to 12 hours. pretty cool. >> stay with us. coming another-hour of 7 news at 9 moments away up next. crisis in ukraine. united states and europe slap sanction on the people who engineered a weekend defection to russia. >> also trouble in venzuela. airline that is

but the city's mayor was not a participant. the son of irishrants, he decide not to attend with news of a gayent entry. several beer companies withdrew sponsorship. nbc news. >>> coming up next, problems for people who use the golden gate bridge. and how a new feature is supposed to make it safer. >>> after decades of battle, the golden gate bridge is getting closer to a traffic barrier. we'll show you a man we'll be watching very closely. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is known throughout the world but few know its dark side better than robert gurnsy. >> i have probably 6,000 pages on -- >> reporter: he has compiled binders of documents detailing every car accident on the structure. >> to prevent head-on collisions. >> reporter: two decades ago, gurnsy took up the call to persuade officials to put up a guardrail. >> you drift over and you hit the car coming toward you. this is a scale model of the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: buried in his garage is a scale model of the bridge he biuilt to demonstrate the need for a barrier. >> if the

city. and it's not over until every irish lbgt person can march down the street behind a banner that says whoy for me. >> i'm a paid hypocrite. i wasn't okay with it, but i was still doing it. just putting perspective on the time that i had and the thoughts that i had when i was in it and when i decided to leave. >> it's an actual commode with the tank and everything. two of them. she has the commodes right at the property line faced towards me. so i said, i had enough. so i had them come out and build me a fence. >> that poor lady. we want to remind you about a special feature for our facebook fans. >> it's called "in case you missed it" and you can check on the all the highlights from our shows this week. logon to wnnfans.com to take a look. >> and that woman talking about the toilets next door, the colorado man who put them up on the tree is calling them artwork. >> but there is other people in colorado saying it is total rubbish and get the trash out of there. >> take them down. >> he has to take them down. i wouldn't want a toilet in my backyard. >> i wouldn't either. she built a fence,

patrick's biggest west coast parade celebrating irish history, it's the 163rd san francisco saint patrick's day parade. >> lots of fun today. >> wonderful day in our citysed the parade well don't worry there are more events ahead, for a full list of where to get your green on, you can visit kron 4. com, saint patrick's day is official leave on monday the 17th. saint patrick's day and alcohol often go saw people who were old enough to drink trying to buy beer for police decoys are not. >> wants to keep alcohol under age hands, who are barely old enough to vote. >> being in a high school environment you see a lot of come being misused. reporter: christina is 18 years old. >> could you do a. reporter: make her own decisions. now she is helping police bust people who make bad choices. >> you will get people like sure what can i get you, where are you going, they want to know about what you are up to. reporter: part of operation shoulder tap, teens who are enlisted in decould yous and ask people over 21 to buy them alcohol. >> it will be furnishing alcohol to a minor. reporter: arrest this man, others came close to facing the same misdemeanor charge. >> oth

cities in the country, divided by race, ethnicity and class. when immigrants settled in a neighborhood, they defended their turf. the irishimed beverly, the germans took lincoln square. the polish settled in portage park and the italians on taylor street. a city of neighborhoods. and turf wars. and violent parts of town, warring gang factions have taken that tradition to a whole new level. welcome to englewood, one of chicago's notoriously violent neighborhoods. >> let's make sure they are out in force. >> they're gearing up for increased gang conflicts. >> the numbers, i didn't get a copy with the numbers. >> that's the deputy chief, one of the most trusted commanders. >> glenn has pulled ahead of you as far as total numbers of shootings reduced. he's down 40, you're down 38. you're slacking. >> i want to be in second place to win at the end. >> are you going to draft him? >> dress right dress. >> under leo's leadership, cops in the englewood district have produced a significant drop in shootings and murders. >> 68th and damon we're controlling that. the black disciples on the east end, the takedown was last week. that s

irish. we were looking at live pictures of the st. patrick's day parade in new york city.'s a big party and time to drink beer and get drunk. it is different in be can lynn, right. >> not quite as wild. st. patrick's day in new york is about the generation before. it has been taken over by everybody. the irish don't own it. the irish own new york. but new york owns the st. patrick's day parade and different than ireland. adam: 34 million people descended from someone who came from ireland. >> that's true. adam: very quickly, what is the best part of this show for you? how do you keep going roughly two hours? cheryl: how do you stay in shape? >> full-on workout two hours. we're non-stop dancing. if we're not dancing we're quick changing in the background. it is so much fun, the audience, adrenaline keeps us going. cheryl: you must have injuries and stuff you have to overcome? >> yes. cheryl: i completely respect what you do. thank you so much. >> thank you. adam: as we say in hebrew --, we're all irish today. thank you. melissa francis is here to take us through the next ho

irish think of this? >> that would not happen in ireland. i think they would find it to be shocking and embarrassing. >> reporter: still more than a million new york cityade goers, the controversy put little damper on the fun. ireland's prime minister, attended the festivities in new york and boston saying he wanted to be a reminder that the holiday is about irishness, not sexuality. john and marci? >> you know, if ireland, it is not an issue. gay organizations are allowed to march in the parades in dublin and everywhere else in that country. >> boston's first irish mayor in 20 years boycotted their parade. he tried to negotiate to the end. it just didn't come through. >> all right, moving on. >> coming up, monday night madness begins. >> "dancing with the stars" kicks off another season. we will let you know who had the highest scores of the night. >>> mind games. could an app on your phone boost your brain power? watching "world news now." ♪ >>> all right, the excitement is beginning. the new season of "dancing with the stars" kicked off last night. >> the show is packed with the high energy of opening night. and we got a chance to see the new dancer

these are big city problems that are counter to the polling nationally. >> no one loves tradition like the irish part of the tradition of irish catholicism was bigotry against lgbt people. with pope francis and other leaders saying let's take another look at these things, i think the church and military and boston parade sponsored by a military group, they've both come around and said it isn't right. it will be slow but hopefully this time next year there will be a compromise. we almost saw a compromise in boston this year with openly gay soldiers marching. >> and give it a year and the list of sponsors who may pull out of these parades could be longer as well. i'm curious, usually when a company pulls out sponsorship and they have core values and heineken said we believe in equality for all. we all know they are in fear of losing business. >> sure, and public perception increasingly supports lgbt people, i think companies realize they need to be on right side of history. it's great a few sponsors decided to take that step and support. >> just support the right lgbt people to be themselves. >> y

it started right here in new york city back in the 1700s when brave soldiers of irish descent did theirst march. >> did you go to the first one? >> i covered it. >> don't forget to set your dvrs. "special report" is next.

it started right here in new york city back in the 1700s when brave soldiers of irish descent did theid you go to the first one? >> i covered it. >> don't forget to set your dvrs. "special report" is next. happy st. patrick's day. >>> just who was in control of flight 370? was it the pilots? or was it someone else? this is "special report." >>> good evening. i'm bret baier. ten days in to a search involving 26 countries, thousands of miles of land and sea, and global intrigue, the answer to what happened to flight 370 may reside with the deliberate action of just one person. the worldwide hunt continues tonight. chief intelligence correspondent katheri catherine herridge has our lead story.

officers in the city across the bay area will be performing dui patrols all night. keep the luck of the irish on your side by not driving. >>> new at 5:00 the bay area is one of the highest rates of human trafficking in the country. today san mateo county rolled out a new program to fight this problem. children and immigrants are among the victims who are exploited on the peninsula. we go to san mateo for details on this new program. >> reporter: i'm here at the san mateo police department just one of a dozen of agencies that will adhere to what they call a blueprint for dealing with human trafficking that's centered on the victim. today 20 police chiefs from san mateo county along with the san mateo district attorney's office and representatives from the fbi, homeland security and the u.s. attorney's office were on hand for the roll out of what they say is that victim centered protocol for human trafficking. the idea is to make sure anyone who might come in contact with a victim of human trafficking knows what to do from the beginning whether that victim is a prostitute, runaway or a houseke

irish flare. this is the second year of san jose's bike ride with the sister city dublin.he second trip for the mayor of dublin. >> it's my first time in san jose. just arrived last night. got to see the san jose sharks play, and now i'm cycling around the city. it's fantastic to see the city. it's a beautiful city. really, really lovely. a great honor. >> today's ride is part of the celebration of the cycling culture. >>> getting back to the top story, the huge earthquake close to eureka. >> the shaking intensity, that's a little bit of good news. mostly light shaking. lot of the damage that we've been hearing so far is things toppled off on shelves. we'll have an update at 4:30 in the morning. >> have a great night. >>> you're watching a nbc bay area news special. tonight, class action. >> we're coming to class watching youtube videos or coloring. >> a student at the center of a lawsuit speaks out about a teacher not doing her job. the high profile trial over job protection for teachers. >> the issue is not how do we get rid of bad teachers. the issue is how do we get mo

irish history. check it out. >> saint patty's day. lots of fun today. >> a wonderful day in the city green. well, st. patrick's day is officially tomorrow. for a full less of where to get ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> and we're back on kron 4 news weekend. time to check out the weather forecast. here is erica. >> good morning, marty. it's a bit chilly out there on this sunday morning. 44 out the door in santa rosa. upper 30s earlier this morning. look forward to a fantastic day. although we do have coastal fog right now. we are talking about total sunshine into the afternoon. and yeah, a possibility of record-breaking highs. 78 in mountain view. 80 in san jose and 82 in evergreen. we think temperatures could be warmer today compared to yesterday, esp

city near you and celebration of st. patrick's day on monday, we will good over irish pop culture. e v.lean freaks. i used to scrub the floor on my knees. [ daughter ] i've mastered the art of foot cleaning. oh, boy. oh, boy. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wetjet. you guys should try this. it's so easy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washed this floor. if i didn't see it i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart good to see you cleaning. [ regina ] yeah, your generation has all the good stuff. [ daughter ] oh, yeah. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! >>> in celebration of st. patrick's day, on monday, we are getting ready to play "who knew." you know bono's real name? we will have the answer after your local news. >> we are back on winesday wednesday. we are playing the

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city. >> there's too much history to absorb in an hour. you need a week. >> mcsorley's sort of a drinking museum, one of the oldest irish bars in the united states. this new york business stayed consistent since 1854. >> that's the same key. >> same key and original doors are still there. >> you can start on one side of the wall and go from 1850 and come up to the present day. >> serving just the house ale in white and dark they didn't allow women until 1970s and no lady's room until 1986. they found success for 160 years. >> joining me now are the owners of mcsorley's matthew and his daughter theresa. thank you for being here so much. >> thank you. >> i love mcsorley's and love everything you guys do. this is something that you started working there back in the 1960s and owned it since the 1970s, how do you keep business going and keep it as hot as ever? >> we got a wonderful following, it's easy, tremendous people, great people. >> the environment in the bar, they come in and stay? >> people change when they get to mcsorley's. >> how? >> they seem to be more relaxed and in the mood to enjoy themselves. >> theresa, you are the first woma

city. the patron saint of ireland died on this date in the year 461. irish in the british army organized the first official march to honor st. patrick. millions of people celebrate but the big apple first turned green 252 years ago today and still hasn't managed to get its parade very inclusive. >> the dow had a great day today. some concerns they would have a bad day as a result of the ukraine election, but the dow is up 170 points. we're in spitting distance of record territory on some of the different markets and the final bell is starting to toll now. listen. [bell ringing] >> up 174 and, i don't know, climbing. going to be a great afternoon. let's turn it over to your host, adele. >> march madness is here. not this madness. this madness, and not this bracket, this bracket. because this one, my friends, you are filling out right here, right now. >> welcome. i'm neil cavuto. two weeks to go before the healthcare deedline and the white house using march madness in a last minute enrollment push, with 16 reasons to get covered. it's teaming with the likes of

other than that the i irish bank yesterday, i reminded them to post no smoking signs and instructions about water and things like that. we've got a recuring complaint going on with city nights nightclub. there's a resident at 88 perry street, who is experiencing some low end resonance in his dwelling. i was able to confirm this last weekend and we are working with city nights to try to address the issues. that's under control. a couple of complaints over the last couple of weeks, combination of sound systems that are a little out of control and also people outside of businesses that are disturbing neighbors. most of the people i've been in contact with have been very responsive, handing out a lot of good neighbor policies reminding people to keep their /tkpaors closed, reminding staff to police the front of the clubs. i can give you a rundown of the complaints, but as you can see on the list, i think there's seven or eight there. clearly i'm on poke, pink 18 is a private event space, soma, i think the polk generally speaking seems like it's just getting to a -- every weekend we're -- the traffic is increasing so i'm working with security teams at each venue and worki

city. ♪ >> there is too much history to absorb in an hour. you need a week. >> mcsorley's, sort of a drinking museum. one of the oldest irishs in the united states. this new york business has stayed consistent since 1854. >> that's the same key. same key and original doors are still there. >> you can start on one side of the wall. go from 1850. come up to the present day. >> serving just the house ale and light and bark, mcsorleys didn't allow women until 1970. no women's room until 1986. it stuck to core product and found success for 160 years. joining me now are the owners of mcsorley, matthew mahr and theresa mmr. -- mahr. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> i love mcsorely 's. everything that you guys do. you started working there in the 1960s. owned it since the 1970s. how do you keep the business going after all this time and keep it hot as ever? >> we have a wonderful following. it is easy. we get tremendous people. great people. is that what it is? environment in the bar? people come in. they stay. >> people change when they get to mcsorely's. >> how do they change? >> need to be more relaxed. i