joseph? >> i'm here in favor of the project. of course i'm one of the owners. >> do you care to submit your name for the record? >> joseph own ram. i have the market and have been serving that community for the last 30 years. as a native san franciscan i have always tried to serve the community and this is a continuations of one. i was presented with the opportunity from the owner of the business to take it over and looking at the community and what was being served and the one thing i realized that a cafe as a community meeting place serving coffee and sandwiches would be highly desirable. i have in my position three pages of signatures from the neighborhood that we collected over the course of one weekend to provide for evidence of support for our project. and that's my story. >> thank you. >> any additional public comment? okay. there being none, public comment is closed. commissioner borden. >> i understand the concern but i think this is a great reuse. the market being quiet and not well patronized might be why it no longer

you don't have to spend much time here to understand why it's so hard to find joseph kony.lated and unforgiving as it gets. the undergrowth so thick, every step is a battle. when our producer, jeff newton, joined this ugandan tracking team, they'd been searching for kony and his army-- called the lord's resistance army, or l.r.a.-- for three months, tracking them the way you would an animal. >> kasim lukumbo: right now, we are searching for the enemy tracks. >> newton: footprints? >> lukumbo: yes, the footmarks of the l.r.a. >> newton: yeah. >> logan: 27-year-old lieutenant kasim lukumbo's sole mission for the past three years has been finding kony, and he's one of the ugandan army's top trackers. the footprints are the first sign they've seen of kony's army in six days. ( soldiers whispering ) as they followed the trail, the soldiers whispered so as not to give away their positions. after an hour, they reached this stream, but the tracks disappeared into the water. >> newton: no l.r.a.? >> ugandan soldier: no l.r.a. let's go back. >> newton: okay. >> logan: there were no g

we have goldman sachs abby joseph cohen. she made a very smart call a couple months ago to remain in the markets. now she is making calls about that. i asked her, surely there are concerns out there. she said, many. so what are they? got to stay tuned for that interview david. i will send it back to you. david: it will be a busy good hour. see you in a couple minutes. let's get to today's action on east coast. we have peter kenny, knight capital managing director is warning of increased volatility. he says investors have to get defensive. ron weiner, whose last stock pick is up 8% since he told you to buy. he is back with more plays how you can make money. larry shover at the pits of the cme. larry, i want to start with you. let's mention the fed. the fed is meeting. they hunkered down. tomorrow they come out. any expectations from traders about what the fed might do? >> i think the expectation is there will not be any major policy change, although vernacular will probably change. that's what we're looking for. the labor mar

they will have a role in the selection process since joseph naso is representing himself. many are wondering if he will agree to have any women on the jury he is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. joseph naso faces the death penalty if convict. >>> there is now a big money at stake claim after an attack inside a santa clara mansion. he was killed when three men broke into his home taking cash jewelry and other valus.a forme asking a judge to take care of her that he would have wanted to take care of them object is petition -- and is petitioning the court for his estate. >>> tomorrow the state senate public safety committee is scheduled to hear a bill on the issue and the issue of drones is the issue of privacy. they are considering new laws that could require law enforcement when using drones. >>> in an emergency, even seconds count and in the south bay, the place that serves santa clara they are coming under heat for failing to keep up. >> santa clara ambulance celebrated on the exclusive 911 and a year and a half later, they are coming under scrutiny. w

you said and this lady said about torture, how bad is joseph of -- joseph kony got army. but i once said that on the west and in no -- [inaudible] was not described as criminal organization because u.s. was -- [inaudible] >> so -- >> maybe they projected in future -- sorry, sir. one moment. this is small question, don't worry. >> actually, sir, do you have a question? i'm not sure that i'm following you. >> are i think i do follow -- >> yeah. well, hypocrisy first, why is come you cans? -- comics? this is very serious program. >> oh, i see. why don't we let david answer that. >> [inaudible] didn't get the oscar about describing bagram, describing abu ghraib, etc., etc. >> so i think you have two questions, right? one is this is a serious subject, and we completely agree, so why do it in a comic book form? >> and, of course, u.s. you think will be not to do nothing. and -- >> and i'll answer that. i'll try to. >> >> i am sure in -- [inaudible] >> okay, thank you. >> okay. so, first of all, we understand it's a serious subject, but our position is that a comic book can trea

speak to that so i would like to invite you up to do that you're there. >> i'm here vice president joseph, commissioners and members of the public. i am the director of security and enforcement for the san francisco municipal transportation agency. another of my many functions is that i oversee all of the large special events on behalf of the mta including last year's america's cup events. the perfect storm of events that we had in october, fleet week, america's cup et al, and i oversaw the traffic land for outside lands and the giants world series parade. we do planning and execution on each and every event that is held in san francisco. to mitigate traffic concerns as well as provide a very concise transit plan. my enforcement team handles the force efforts with regard to traffic issues, outside of at&t park including concerts that are held there. this is not our first event we have worked with live nation about. we have worked with them on a number of things and i've always found that relationship to be very forth coming and a very good back and forth. we have been meeting about these

joseph was not his father- god was.and we believe that he died an atoning death after living a perfect life. i can't live a perfect life, but he can and did, and he marched that to my account. now as far as my sins are concerned that i've already committed, or even will commit, he not only lived the perfect life, but he died an atoning death- he became my substitute. when the bible says he died for the ungodly, it means he died in the place of the ungodly- and that's me and everybody else. so jesus took my sin upon himself, according to the bible- this is called the atonement, biblically speaking. you may hear the word used in context with new age or some other religion- they don't mean the same. but the atonement means i'm at one with god- "at one-ment" with god. it's definitely vicarious- in my place and for me. we believe he literally, physically rose from the dead- his body rose from the dead. christianity is the only religion in the world that teaches a physical resurrection. none of the other religions teach a phy

south korea based journalist joseph came updating us from joseph many thanks indeed. the u.n. says the deadlock has gone too far now after pyongyang is claims that it will restart a nuclear reactor which has been shut for six years north korea said its missile units are combat ready and warned of a possible preemptive strike on the u.s. and saw shark has written extensively about u.s. foreign policy and politics and believes both sides should know they're playing a dangerous game that. when you escalate to this point any small mistake can turn into a major catastrophe and that's the danger of north korea itself knows that if it did attack you didn't attack the united states it would be committing national suicide united states would retaliate in a tremendous fashion worth korea does not want to commit suicide i believe north korea is doing all this so it can get to a point to actually negotiate some kind of peace agreement with the united states but the north korean threats are very dangerous and sound very sinister and i think they look up and they see these b two b. fifty tw

. >>> in new york orthopedic surgery joseph dutkowski specializes in treating severely disabled patients, motivated, he says by his catholic faith. bob faw has our report. >> this is a young person who has a genetic missing piece genetic six chromosome. >> in a busy clinic in rural upstate new york orthopedic surgeon joseph dutkowski sees hundreds of children and adults disabled by disorders which leaves them crippled or deformed or in the case of 19-year-old homer king jr. blind and deaf from a metabolic dysfunction. >> and we're going to fall, one, two, three. >> as a doctor, everything dr. dutkowski does is informed by his deep catholic faith. >> let's get you out here. was it st. francis who said preach the gospel at all times and use words if necessary, and so you do it with your actions. people don't need for me to preach at them. people don't need for me to lecture them. they need -- they need for me to care. they need for me to walk in with the love of god and to try and share it in any way that i can. >> whether treating junior or two married cerebral palsy patients josie and ch

joseph, global security.org, we appreciate your time on this saturday night.hank you very much. >>> we're going to keep it with china for just a second, because china is saying that two more people have contracted an unusual and deadly strain of bird flu inside that country. this now brings the total number of sick people with the bird flu to 14. remember, we've watched this before. six people have already died. health officials think the virus is spreading from direct contact with infected birds. chinese authorities have slaughtered more than 20,000 birds, and shut down all live poultry sales in affected areas. so far, there's no evidence the virus has spread beyond china. >>> pope francis has made his first appointment since becoming the leader of the world's 1 billion-plus catholics. the pope tapping rodriguez to head the vatican office. he replaces joseph tobin who was transferred to the indianapolis archdiocese. >>> nelson mandela has left the hospital officially after being treated for pneumonia. this is his third health scare in the past four months. th

joseph, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, liz. grundfest is former sec commissioner. david? david: liz, is history repeating itself? the white house reportedly asking banks to extend home loans to people with weaker credit just four years after subprime mortgages caused the financial crisis. we have the story on this. >>> also, one airline is making passengers get on the scale before getting on the runway. should airlines be charging people based on weight? we want to know what you think. log on to facebook.co facebook.com/afterthebell. tell us whether you think heavier people should actually have to pay more to ride in a plane. ♪ . shoot. now with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful network. record video. connect more. so you can do more. the share everything plan from verizon. add additional devices like the samsung galaxy camera for $5 monthly access. david: well just as mortgage giant fannie mae posted

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. >>> joseph m. de la oficina local de correo, vio que por una esquina del paquete salÍa pÓlvora y era un artefacto explosivo, segÚn los expertos siguen lo hubiera abierta, podrÍa haber perdido una extremidad o terminado muerto en el mejor de los casos haber tenido quemaduras parece haber sido la intenciÓn de las personas que se lo mandÓ joseph m. arpaio, es una de las personas mÁs odiadas por la forma que ha perseguido a los indocumentados. >>> al menos 3 personas murieron y miles de hogares quedaron sin electricidad por una serie de tornados aguaceros e inundaciones que azotaron varios estado del paÍs en missisippi missouri y nebraska tambiÉn las carolinass y georgia donde ca yernos granizos del tamaÑo de una pelota de golf en alabama lluvias y vientos provocaron el cierre de escuelas y oficinas del gobierno. >>> en breve en noto telemundo gracias a la rÁpida acciÓn del chofer de . >>> corea del norte advirtiÓ que uno de su primeros objetivo serÍa la capital de japÓn si se deciden a lanzar un ataqu

joseph kony -- >> sorry, you go. >> reporter: well, joseph kony has been on a murderous rampage that'seople and building one of the biggest armies of child soldiers in history. kony started out in northern uganda, but his campaign has spread to four countries. and he's now operating in this vast area in the center of africa. we traveled there to report on one of the biggest manhunts that's ever taken place. you don't have to spend much time here to understand why it's so hard to find joseph kony. it's as isolated and unforgiving as it gets. the undergrowth so thick, every step is a battle. when our producer joined this ugandan tracking team, they had been searching for kony and his army called the lord's resistance army, or lra, for three months, tracking them the way you would an animal. >> right now we are trying to find the enemy tracks. >> footprints. >> the lra. >> reporter: this 27-year-old's sole mission for the past three years has been finding kony, and he's one of the ugandan army's top trackers. the footprints are the first sign they've seen of kony's army in six days. as th

joseph believes she may be in going to los angeles. fairfax father says that's where his ex-wife and. -year-old son vanished in july of 2011. he says that he never learned where his son was kept. last week he said this. >> his mother has had a history of substance abuse, prescription .rugs, her woine >> sources say that the ex-wife is facing a charge of felony production reduction. the do believe the look of mother and son may be different, such as there being died. where they are, they don't know. brianne carter, abc 7. >> it's 56 degrees. >> still ahead, what >> welcome back. 59 degrees at reagan national airport. a little of bit of a misty start in spots. adam caskey is in silver spring. >> we have a little light rain falling in silver spring. very light. the ground is not even that damp. rain.just a nuisance just enough to give you trouble deciding what windshield wiper setting to use. at livee, looking doppler radar, you see areas of green scattered across the screen. that shows where we have little sprinkles. . silver spring. esp

and why has joseph kony so difficult to find?e for more than 25 years. and even though he's on the run, even though his army is down to just a few hundred, there are few people ever who know as well as he does how to survive in that austere environment. many of his soldiers that we spoke to talked about starving almost to death, that they would do things like bury messages in the ground, and that will be near three hills by this tree, et cetera, et cetera, and that's how they'll communicate. and it doesn't matter if it takes them six months to go to that particular hole in the ground and get a message. they're an incredibly disciplined force and know how to use the jungle to their advantage. as the colonel said, he's not a memorable human being but a memorable adversary. >> what will they do with him if and when they catch him? >> those are also good questions, gayle. if they capture him, kony may be killed when they try to capture him. it's unlikely that he's just going to surrender, give up and go easily. there is -- you know,

joseph the worker class?rock 'n' roll songs and taking requests? all righty. come on in. come on in. i wanted something more. i want the something where i was helping people and, you know, i wanted to go kind of where the action was to really help people. where else to do that than here in the jails? gentlemen, listen up here just really quick. i need to have you guys come up row by row. it's very important that you put your name on both of these rosters. okay? we don't want anybody to be missing from head count, now, do we? i wear civilian clothes, i wear a shirt and a tie, but i am an officer. i'll have some inmates who knew who i was on the outside. i've had inmates say, hey, big "g." i have had that happen to me. that's always a lot of fun and it's real interesting when i make announcements. good afternoon, gentlemen, how are you all doing today? it's officer solomon here with you on a beautiful, bright and sun shiny wednesday afternoon. >> i used to do the weather. i was the weather man in radio and occa

joseph naso himself faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> we learned two u.s. service members were based no northern california. the pentagon said captain read of hawaii and staff sergeant they were stationed at bear air for -- beal air force base. >> both had deployed numerous times in both iraq and afghanistan. >> the pentagon says it appears weather was a factor in the crash and not enemy fire. two service members were stationed in illinois and oklahoma and they also died in that crash. >> we are learning new information about the bolt problem with the new span of the bay bridge. the new bridge has 1,200 bolts made from gavinizeed steel. both are similar because they can crack. caltrans says -- caltrans says they are both safe and in line withstand cards. >>> it is part of a blitz they will focus on a different neighborhood every week. they hope to fill 3,000 potholes by june 6thth. they are working between hudson and cliffton streets. 1200 holes were filled last year. >>> they are going into the second round of the nba playoffs. oracle arena was cast in gol

well let's get more on the issue from dr joseph s. tilton from the harvard university center the latin american studies how they're taught to think of it where this is kind of closing the stable door off a horse has bolted isn't it the electoral committee has agreed to an old it yet but there has been sworn in well theoretically but the audit they could do or recount over you wish to call it they could give the election to got pretty late but the a lot of the audit is mainly significant because it gives the venezuelan people and outside observers or stronger sense of confidence that the election has been conducted fairly or not a great mandate from a dealer though is it not some his person going to get a lot of confidence surely. i think he's got his work cut out for a means one by less than two percent of the vote two hundred fifty two hundred sixty thousand votes out of fourteen million it's not much really he's got a very serious problem ahead first of all he's got an immediate economic issue with which he has to deal he's got in r

a south korea based journalist joseph came has a from soledad many thanks indeed thank you. so late as die of warning came out of the pentagon at ows the deployment of a missile defense system in to prepare against a possible our top but while any assault has deemed highly unlikely the u.s. many are questioning whether washington's actions are proportionate to north korea's right now he's going to check on explains now. to north korea's bellicose threats washington responds with an even more intense buildup of military power in the region to that north korea responds with even more threats even though defense secretary chuck hagel called north korea real and clear danger the white house says they haven't seen any large scale movements from north korean military forces suggesting that it may be just rhetoric but while north korea talks washington acts apart from f. twenty two fighter jets and other bombers that it sent to the region for the ongoing military exercises with south korea the pentagon is now deploying an advanced missile defense system to guam a major u.s. militar

jackson, juanita abernathy, the widow of late civil rights leader ralph aber in a they, reverend joseph lou re, and the nacc -- and the naacp chair. this is two and a half hours. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm reverend davis the coordinator for the national action network. thank you so much. thank you for being here this morning, especially all of you vf been -- who have been here this week. we have had a wonderful time this week and want to thank all of you who came from all over the country to be with us. now we're about to get started on our program, i would like to introduce our founder and president of the national action network, the reverend al sharpton. [applause] >> good morning. ood morning. good morning and thank you. movement, measure the 2013. we are live on 1190 wliv, c-span, and it will run on c-span again during the week, three times, and msnbc. every year at the end of our national convention, we have the leaders of various national civil rights groups join us to talk about what they have done and we have done in the preceding year, what we have not been tab

and though there's about 13 centuries separating them, both mohammed and joseph heard revelations from angelic beings and brought a text that created a community, that was holy. interesting comparison there- very different otherwise, but you know, that's what we're looking at. we mentioned zakat, but just to run down through our relationships here, next on the graphics, besides giving alms to the poor- and we'll hear from a muslim, a believer, which we want to do in this class, we'll hear how they describe it. but also, fasting- during the month of ramadan- another key pillar in islam. another one that you might want to do is the haji. in your lifetime, you'll be wanting to make a pilgrimage to mecca- a ritual. you know, here we are keeping the ritual dimension in, but you'll want to go to the holy, holy shrine in mecca, which is, of course, again defined by myth. another term, relational- i've just pulled some things out that have worked their way into the media- but jihad. we've often heard that as a negative relationship, kind of anti- western, but in fact jihad means the struggle f

came in seoul for us joseph very nice to have you on the program so we've heard aggressive rhetoric from officials on both sides but what's the atmosphere on the ground like how do the people of saud feel about all of this. to be quite frank the atmosphere is actually very different from what i'm used to when we usually hear threats from north korea these threats are actually not uncommon for south korean see here so often when i do south koreans how they feel about these threats they usually say that i'm very used to it that these threats are mundane and actually very common but when i was on the streets today and i was talking to the people it was a different sense there was this more sense of an eerie feeling that they were getting that the rhetoric has gone to a point where they are thinking that maybe this could possibly be true and as you did mention that case on industrial complex which is seen as the last symbol of inner creep cooperation north korea has block south korean workers to enter it they've allowed to caricature but they aren't allowing entry so a lot of south kore

another big hand for reverend joseph lowery. [applause] in closing, i really must run our freedom allies may not be our quality allies. freedom is the end of indecency and barbarity. the gap is not so much between black and white but have and have not. but when you look at reverend lowery and mrs. abernathy and reverend vivian, there is a new staff today. from virginia to texas, you could not have the atlanta falcons and the carolina panthers had we not one. .- won you could not have the olympics in atlanta. are free butus, we not equal. how many of you have a relative, u ws somebody who is facing home foreclosure? raise your hand. church foreclosure? student loan debt? somebody in credit card debt, stand. .omebody looking for a job the reason i ask those questions is we need now a targeted economic development plan. and i'm convinced reverend we need ton build an urban infrastructure bank that we might rebuild what we have lost and make it happen. this president should be on mount rushmore. our struggle is to making the what he

joseph kony is still at large. commanding a force of some 100 people, let's say. many of them who may have been forcibly recruited in to his army. and who survived basically on the basis of killing and rape and pillage and wreaking havoc on the local population who does not want him there. or do not want him there. and moving in very remote zones that are very hard to get to where there are very few roads and you can't take cars very easily. and our researchers go on motor bike for three hours to get there. and, you know, the u.n. might say it's too remote it can't get there. they kind of lurk in the northern congo that was a whrong way of asking do you feel like the various efforts you did see undertake manifested themselves in something good you feel proud of which is sounds like you want order did you come back feeling disappointed and why? >> well, first of all, my trip to congo took place before the expansion of the u.s. involvement in congo which occurred in late 2011. so there were some americans on the ground but not too many. it was too early for me to be

abby joseph cohen will be with us. explains why goldman sachs is upgrading its outlook for stocks this summer. that's coming up. >> also, is apple really losing its shine or are investors unjustifiably sour of the company's earnings. we'll decide the debate on apple, coming your way. stay with us. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> welcome become. apple shares lower today despite beating wall street's earnings expectation last night when the company reported. but take a look what's happened in the last couple of minutes. the stock is in positive territory, reversing earlier losses at $40

. >> a cambio de 30 votos para que joseph blatter fue elegido, así no hubiera llegado a a presidenciarsonas en el planeta. >> 216 millones de smarthpone . >> gracias por acompañarnos tenemos uian cita a las once los dejamos con el noticiero de univisión . >> buenas tardes hoy es viernes 26 de abril, lindsey graham a prueba reforma, mccain estÁ po ti nishtoptimist. alivio en las demoras de los aeropuertos, la casa blanca quiere pagar a los controladores. estados unidos reacciona a el arresto en venezuela de un no h norteamericano acusado de promover de violencia, el departamento de estado le exige a caracas informaciÓn y un abogado para el detenido. y conoceremos

the only one is crist christie and vice-president joseph biden came out slightly behind. >>> one of the measures would create three tax breaks to attract the drone industry in california. that industry could be worth $82 billion by 2025 but it affects privacy issues which have out paced laws. they need to obtain warns for most drone operations. >>> legislature is expected to pass some of the toughest gun laws in the country. it would prevent a sale to anyone who does not pass a national background check. it will expand from 66 to more than is 50 -- 150 where the sale will be prohibited and that bill was in response to the sandy hook elementary school shooting where a gunman killed 24 children and 6 adults. >>> they have details on the president's agenda in colorado, kyla campbell? >> reporter: president barack obama is taking his message on the road once again. the president is pushing for universal background checks for all gun buyers. anybody with dianne's rules said it would not pass. the state expanded background checks and restricted magazines but last summer, gunman james holmes o

vice-president joseph biden and chris christy came out slightly behind. >>> president barack obama is trying to put gun control back in the spotlight. from the washington d.c. newsroom, he is dealing with lawmakers. >> reporter: senators will not likely start debating gun control legislation for two weeks instead of next week as planned. harry reid said it would be the number one priority when he returned this coming monday. he has excluded dianne finestein's web upon's ban bash weapons' ban and he said back ground checks should become universal including those at gun shows. one reason president barack obama is speaking is the state recently passed laws to expand gun background checks and limit the number of magazines they can hold. and president barack obama leaves for colorado three hours from now and we will have more on his agenda when i see you next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> meantime connecticut state legislature is said to vote on some of the toughest laws in the country. if it becomes law, no firearm can be sold unless the buyer passes a background c

the only one is crist christie and vice-president joseph biden came out slightly behind. >>> one of the measures would create three tax breaks to attract the drone industry in california. that industry could be worth $82 billion by 2025 but it affects privacy issues which have out paced laws. they need to obtain warns for most drone operations. >>> legislature is expected to pass some of the toughest gun laws in the country. it would prevent a sale to anyone who does not pass a national background check. it will expand from 66 to more than is 50 -- 150 where the sale will be prohibited and that bill was in response to the sandy hook elementary school shooting where a gunman killed 24 children and 6 adults. >>> they have details on the president's agenda in colorado, kyla campbell? >> reporter: president barack obama is taking his message on the road once again. the president is pushing for universal background checks for all gun buyers. anybody with dianne's rules said it would not pass. the state expanded background checks and restricted magazines but last summer, gunman james holmes o

proteccion a víctimas y aplicar medidas punitivas contra los culpables >> el primer papa latinoamericano, josephs pedofilos >> apartar a curas que hagan estas accioene su lleavrlso a la justicia civil >> una de las agrupaciones de víctimas se quejaron del anuncio del nuevo papa, dicen que no val lo suficientemente lejos, se necesita acción >> antes las expectativas eran enormes >> es difícil para nosotros tener fe que van a tomar el tema seriamente, vimos pequeños gestos, pero esperemos que no se repitan las aberraciones hasta ahora el papa prefirio no preocuparse del rol de la mujer en el sacerdocio, la homosexuailidad en el seno de la iglesia y el celibato >> no se sabe si la es la causa de la conducta, el celibato, para un sector es así >>e ste tipod e casos se dieron en la iglesia anglicana y otros credos donde el matrimonio es permitido >> es primera vez que el papa aborda uno de los temas más delicados del gobierno de la iglesia >> marcial maciel obligó a la iglesia de un cambio de actitud porque las denuncias eran insostenibles, pablo monsalvo univisión. >> el puso a la disposicion de arq

. >>> time now 6:40 the jury selection is supposed -- supposed to start for alleged killer joseph nasoalleged to have killed many women between 1977 and 1994 : joseph naso is representing himself and faces a possible death penalty if convicted. >>> former 49er harris is accused of assaulting his boyfriend at a restaurant last january. he admitted he was gay shortly after that incident and kept his sexuality a secret during his entire career. he played one season with the raiders and one season with the 9ers. >>> the sharks will play the canukss in the best of 7 series vancouver on wednesday and friday night. the series then shifts for game 3 on sunday, stays here for game 4 next tuesday, sharks are looking for revenge after loses to the canuks on the western conference finals two years ago. >>> a fascinating piece of history is going up now, we will tell you about the finishing ups and also the new discovery for grass fire. >> this fire season may shape up to be a rough one. stay tuned for more news, weather and traffic. . >>> all right, welcome back. good morning to you, here is a loo

vice-president joseph biden and chris christy came out slightly behind. >>> president barack obama is trying to put gun control back in the spotlight. from the washington d.c. newsroom, he is dealing with lawmakers. >> reporter: senators will not likely start debating gun control legislation for two weeks instead of next week as planned. harry reid said it would be the number one priority when he returned this coming monday. he has excluded dianne finestein's web upon's ban bash weapons' ban and he said back ground checks should become universal including those at gun shows. one reason president barack obama is speaking is the state recently passed laws to expand gun background checks and limit the number of magazines they can hold. and president barack obama leaves for colorado three hours from now and we will have more on his agenda when i see you next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> meantime connecticut state legislature is said to vote on some of the toughest laws in the country. if it becomes law, no firearm can be sold unless the buyer passes a background c

. >>> jury selection in the alleged killer joseph naso is set to begin this morning.year-old is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. all of the victims were found strangled along rural roads and joseph naso who is representing himself faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> former 49er and raider harris is accused of assaulting his boyfriend during an argument at a menlo park restaurant last january. the former defensive tackle said he was gay and kept his sexuality a secret during his career. he played one season with the raiders and the nhl has released the schedule with the san jose sharks and game one is wednesday. the defeated sharks will play vancouver canuks in round one. round 2 is in vancouver friday night and they shift for game three sunday and it stays here for game four next tuesday. the sharks want revenge after losing to the canuks in the western conference finals after losing two years ago. >>> sal, you are checking the toll plaza? >> yes. it is one of the big commutes getting into the city. >>> you can use the toll plaza or 101 getti

especial para la campaÑa de presidente barack obama contra de las arma vicepresidente estados unidos, josephma, visitara chicago una ciudad tambiÉn afectada por la violencia, en new york reportera univisiÓn. >>> la marina de estados unidos anuncio que desplegarÁ por primera vez una arma de lÁser en un barco que serÁ capaz de inutilizar otras embarcaciones cuesta mÁs de 30 millÓn de dÓlares y proximos aÑos serÁ instalado en snavÍo ponce, el c del disparo serÁ de costo de menos de un dÓlar. >>> el gobierno de mÉxico estÁ poniendo en practica varias planes para combatir la violencia y para sacar las armas de la naciÓn estÁn ofreciendo a las familias cambiarlas por artÍculos valiosos. >>> hoy se entregaron mÁs de 4.000 armas como parte de un programa que por primera vez se invita a las familias a desarmarse, Él entrega su arma por una tablet y dinero en efectivo. >>> estaba acostumbrado a disparar y estar en el campo, se recolectaron mÁs de mil armas largas y 28 mil cartuchos. >>> refleja los intentos por contener la ola de violencia que asecha al paÍs. >>> debemos acelerar los esfuerzos para ce

joseph, a striking taco bell employee. dorian warren, political science professor and tabby that, a burger king worker. >> what are the working conditions at the kfc that you are at? what is it about the working conditions there that prompted you to go out on strike today despite the risks you might be taking? >> just the fact the pay doesn't allow me to live day-by-day with the basic necessities is enough to do something about it. i have to tell you what it's like. i'm not always able to buy the food i need, choose to skip meals and save a couple dollars. i haven't been able to afford a jacket. it's ripped, from a friend who handed it to me that moved to vegas. that's a sample of what i have to live through. >> you've been working in the food industry since you were 15 years old and the wages have not gone up much. >> when i first started at taco bell i was making $7.15 an hour and making 20 cents easy payments years later. nothing's changed. >> tabitha, why did you decide to go on strike today? >> i decided to go on stri

somebody shouted when vice- president joseph biden read the results of the vote. >> order in the senate, the gallery will refrain... >> several from the sandy hook elementary school were in the senate for the vote and later they joined the president and former congresswoman gabrielle giffords at the white house. >> i am disappointed but not defeated. we return home with the determination that change will happen, maybe not today but it will happen and it will happen soon. >> meanwhile, president barack obama called it ashame full day for washington. >> the worry that the gun lobby would paint them as anti second amendment, but obviously a lot of republicans had that fear but democrats had that fear too so they caved under the pressure. >> the national rifle association released a statement praising the senate vote saying as we have noted previously at gun shows or elsewhere they would not reduce violent crime or keep kids safe in their schools. >>> they are talking about the shooter quinn bauer, what police say was the motivation behind the crime and when they are due back in court. >>>

. >> a memorial service for officer shawn collier and we are hearing vice-president joseph biden will be in attendance but they are reopening boyleston street and they are opening it up in stages and this is just another sign things are returning to normal. >> torii, before you go, it is unusual to have a hearing at a hospital bed but he has been writing things down. any word on any clues, or things he said to the judge or during that hearing? >> no, during the hearing, you know, it is pretty unusual and we understand most of it was done by nodding and he was heavily sedated and the only time he responded verb wally was when he responded no to whether or not he could afford an attorney and he responded no. >> thank you very much for that update, we will check back in to the city for more information. >>> the martinez boy who was injured had some special visitors in his hospital bed. brandon moss and batting coach visited aaron in his room at boston children's hospital. he and his family hope to return home at the end of the month and he suffered a serious leg injury when he was hit by

. >> joseph gilchrist is currently serving a 40-year sentence for sexual abuse in the third degree. > was a boyfriend, get caught up in the drama. they came over and were breaking windows out of my car. i picked up a bat and went after them. it got out of control and i just ended up, people bleeding on the ground. >> two days before our interview, gilchrist was placed in ad seg for alleged sexual misconduct. >> i was down in the chapel. i was down there with another person. i knew the situation was the wrong place to be. as an officer walking by and seeing something that looked very inappropriate. they called the officers and they came and got us. >> this isn't gilchrist's first offense. >> unfortunately, i'm not very good at hiding. that's my problem. i stand out. i'm young. i have a red light above my head unfortunately is what the problem is. >> your report has not been heard, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> gilchrist meets with prison officials to determine if a prison infraction has indeed occurred. >> in checking your reports, you have a report of the same exact thing alm

joseph's church in medford, massachusetts. her family asked cameras not be allowed inside. there you see her being brought to the service. campbell went to the marathon almost every single year. she's been called hard working, a popular restaurant manager, more than willing to get her hands dirty and support her staff. her grandmother says she was always smiling and big help to her when she recovered from a medical procedure. hundreds of people showed up for campbell's wake which happened yesterday with the line stretching around the block. so many people wanted to pay their respects. she died just a few weeks shy of her 30th birthday. >> dozens of people wounded in the bombings are still in the hospital one week after the attacks. we are just learning 50 of them are still hospitalized. two in critical condition. at least a dozen have had to go through amputations. doctors say most of them are making very, very good progress. >> nearly all of the patients that have lost legs are already walking halls with physical therapists. it takes a lot of work. it takes a lot of safety