department of technology, i cannot stop and acknowledge our new cto manager and mike mccarthy, joseph johnho is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >>

the operation funneled by excops, joseph and john, as wail as raymond, a former fbi agent and thomas hail, a -- they expect many more cases to emerge. jeff, cbs news, new york. >> two california senators are fighting back against the national security administration spying program. today, they introduced a bill that would ban state companies from providing services to the nsa. cooling water supply. they want to shut down the agency for its practices. they do not want state fund resources any federal agencies. >> it's my hope to the president and congress will reign in the nsa. it's important for states to speak up. we should not stand idly by while our citizens rights are being violated every day. >> the bill will be heard in march. >> a new twist on the flash mob dozens of teams steal everything in site. >> kpix5 learned the tech giant started taking employees to work by water. >> and you're looking 13 billion years behind time. >> two things are looking good, it's not a spare the air day. and look at that. we've got some low cloud cover. drizzle out there. find out what one day is

they named him john joseph. john joseph donovan, a young man destined for payment and fortune, who would come to have a profound influence on our city of bellingham. young j.j. began writing diaries at the age of 13. they tell a fascinating story of an intelligent, hard working boy growing up in the post-civil war years, chopping wood for the fire, tending the family cattle, fishing in the rivers and ponds, berry picking in the woods. he excelled in his studies, and by age 19 had graduated from the plymouth normal school certified as a teacher in the one-room schoolhouses of of rural new hampshire. three years as a teacher convinced him that his long-held desire to become a civil engineer was a better life choice. and so with savings from summer work as a waiter at a summer resort in the mountains and with some help from the family, j.j. enrolled in worcester polytechnic institute of worcester, massachusetts. my east coast friends tell me that i should pronounce that worcester. in 1882 he graduated, a civil engineer

the operation funneled by ex-cops joseph esposito and john minerva as well as raymond lavallee, a formerhomas hale, a pension consultant. the attorney. >> the mention of this indictment is that if you're considering falsifying or bilking any administration service for disability benefits, you shouldn't and if you do, you're going get caught. >> reporter: joseph esposito's attorney is brian griffin. >> mr. esposito proudly served this city as a new york city plifb and he came to court today and said two very important words. he said "not guilty." >> proposition cuters say the investigation is far from over and they expect many more cases to emerge. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. c

joseph warren, had been killed at the battle of "bunker hill" during the last british charge. it was devastating for john quincy, whose father was not spending more and more time away. he was then at the second continental congress 300 miles away in philadelphia, and it was the death of joseph warren that he -- that moved him so deeply for the rest of his life, he would refrain from attending celebrations the battle of bunker hill in charleston. and so my book begins with that, and joseph warren is a major character one i think a lot of us don't know a lot about. we think of the other adams, the john quincy's dad and samueled adams but the bookends with john quincy adams 68 years later on june 17, 1940 -- 1840 the bunker hill monument has been built on bunker him. once again, he refused to attend. yet, he watches yet once again from the family home where he sees the smoke of a cannon go off and it reminds him of that time. at this time in his life, john quincy adams, a president, is now a lowly u.s. congressman who has taken up the fight against slavery. what he realizes is the work that his doctor -- dr

joseph esposito and john ma nir minerva.ork city police commissioner bill brat on the. >> as a new yorker as a u.s. citizen, i can only express disgust at the actions of the individuals involved in this scheme. >> reporter: among those charged, louis hurtado who police say was starring in instructional videos as a sixth degree black belt all while telling the new york police department he was disabled with neck injuries and psychological problems. he's accused of taking over $424,000 in 24 years. prosecutors say the total could reach $400 million. more than half the cases came from those claiming the events of 9/11 left them unfit to work. attorney brian griffin is representing esposito. he says his client honorably served the nypd. >> so this is a difficult time for him personally but, again, he stood up he stood against it and said the two most important words which is "not guilty." they were coached how to talk to doctors, fail memory tests and address member benefits. some go back to 1988. manhattan city attorney cyrus v

his name was john joseph donovan, but he was known by one and all as j.j. his story is told in the museum exhibit now showing in the galleries on the floor just below us. it is called the treasures from the trunk: the j.j. donovan story. i had the privilege of cur rating -- curating that exhibit. well, the donovan story begins in 1845 when a terrible blight struck the potato crop of northern europe. the potato had become the staple food that sustained the poor of your. of europe. especially the poor catholic population of ireland. failure of the potato crop resulted in the deaths of a million irish from starvation and disease, another million emigrated, fleeing the horror, and no town in ireland was harder hit than the home of patrick and julia donovan and their 11 chirp. 11 children. desperately, the donovans saved their pennies, and by 1848 were able to buy a ticket on one of the emigration ships dubbed famine ships for their son peter, age 23. peter donovan landed in boston and soon had a job as a laborer building the boston concord and montreal railroad

documents, released as part of a settlement with those victims describe how the late cardinals john cody and joseph bernadin approved the re- assignments of priests. in a letter sent to parishes this past weekend, cardinal francis george, who took over the diocese in 1997, apologized for the past actions of the church. but he also said that almost all of the incidents were perpetrated by priests he never met. we invited leaders of the diocese to appear tonight, but they declined. we are joined by a lawyer for some of the victims, jeff anderson. welcome, mr. anderson. what did you learn from this new group of documents today. >> what 6,000 pages of the offending priests' file reveal very clearly is a very long standing pattern and practice by all the top officials, including the past and current cardinals of making conscious choices to protect offenders, keep their offense secrets, thus protect the reputation of the archdiocese from the 1950s to the present time and up until 2006. >> mr. anderson, in this letter that archbishop george tonight congregationss he conceded there has been mistakes but we

joseph, jim. that's close enough. >> john jacob jingleheimerschmidt. >> jimmy: his name is my name too. >> that'sf. well, there were roses on the set and she was trying to figure out something about my father who's passed away, but you can look up on wikipedia or whatever. and she said, well was there a rose somewhere? and like she looked at the flowers on the table, because he did have an aunt rose but she thought that it was a big sign because there were roses on the set. i'm like "we do those every day. not just when looking for my dead aunt." >> jimmy: nothing to do with those roses. >> no. >> jimmy: gosh, that made us laugh. hey, every time you come on, we ask you to do something fun, something silly. >> am i going to -- are we going to sleep together? >> jimmy: no, not that. no, no, no. >> all right. >> jimmy: hey, no, no. stop drinking. stop drinking. >> okay. >> jimmy: we're going to play a game of catchphrase. >> okay. oh, okay. >> jimmy: are you good? >> no, i'm not good. >> jimmy: yeah, come on, we can do that. >> yeah. i thought you meant am i good at the game? i'm good with doing it.

joseph gordon levitt wrote and hadcted "don john," and it a star-studded cast.latively priced expensive, $29 million for the movie. it only grossed $24 million. it got a lot of critical reviews. i want to bring in the experts. we are joined now by joanna vincente, international director at the -- director of the international film makers project. she has brought a lot of filmmaking right here to new york city, made in new york. here we are a day away for him sundance kicking off, the first festival of the year. how important is it gekko >> it is the most important festival for independent filmmakers. it is the ultimate destination, and every year, the wonderful thing about sundance is you can go in, not even know which film you are seeing, and you will always see something interesting. more often than not, you will be surprised. >> as an attendee -- but who attends? who are the most aboard people? entertainment professionals and journalists that attend the festival. there is a lot of business, even though the return on the dollar is not the same as it used to be

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john malone financial freedom to jump forward. they already own part of this. cheryl: men's warehouse, joseph a.en's warehouse boosted buyout offer to 57, up from 55. both stocks are higher. david: pan door remarks my lovely pandora up 6%. new ad plan. >> new high for the stock. up 14%. 31.47, gaining share. [closing bell ringing] david: you can hear the cheers is down.street, even though it this is the first time we've had three down days in a row at beginning of the year since 2005. not a good harbinger of the year 2014. but we're still optimistic what is to come. cheryl: kisses blowing at nasdaq. i was so captivated. david: they're doing everything they can to try to goose up the market. it will not happen before the day is done here. not a big down day. as you see all the indices down a quarter of a percentage point. a little more so with the nasdaq and russell getting hit the hardest. that is down almost a percent. maybe 3/4 of a percent. not a good day on wall street but we've got an exciting hour come. cheryl: let's bring you your front page headlines right now. this came out today, growt

joseph o'brien, the lead priest from irene's church, admitted being part of a cover-up. >> he said he was following direction. >> victor rodriguez is the mcallen police chief. >> he knew the complicity of johnt in this particular case and his own complicity in this case. >> was he emotional when he talked to you? >> yes. it was obvious that he was parting ways with a heavy burden that he had carried for a long time. >> father o'brien died in 2005, but before his death -- >> noemi, this is father o'brien. i'll call you later. >> -- he spoke with irene's cousin about what he knew, and she recorded the conversation. >> so he told you also, sir, that he had killed her? >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> well, i suspected from the very beginning. we searched the attic and searched the basement looking for her. that's how suspicious we were. >> and father o'brien told noemi that the church sent feit away for a reason. >> we knew he was dangerous. >> yeah? >> so, they shipped him off to a trappist monastery. >> and then there was the second witness, dale tacheny, the former monk at our lady of the assumption monastery in missouri who finally decided to end his silence. >> i was told a priest was coming to

john kennedy. they stole votes for kennedy, intimidated voters for him in chicago and in west virginia and in texas and in other states, and in return, ambassador joseph kennedy, kennedy's father, a gangster himself, who is a partner of frank costello, notorious new york mobster, essentially importing scotch by boat into cape cod, trucking it down to new york and selling it, which i think is called bootlegging, he promises the mob boys for a $1 million contribution to help on election day that the two gangsters who run the mob here in missouri and carlos who runs it in texas and louisiana will not be deported. there are slow moving deportation processes that begun under eisenhower that the mobsters are concernedded about. well, you know the story. robert kennedy becomes the attorney general. he double crosses the mob, puts wiretaps on them, harasses them. actually kidnapped carlos, the notorious gangster, flies him to guatemala where he has a phony passport, dumped in the jungle with nothing other than a suit and gucci shoes. needless to say, he is not happy. wiretaps uncovered by the house select committee on assassination pick them up both talking a

john and i talked about this a lot. i don't think people in power are that scared by twitter campaigns or online petitions. in fact, scott walker and joseph -- i think they're scared to death if they look out the window and see 100,000 nonviolent protesters. nothing scares people in power more. it's a core freedom of the first amendment. "occupy," remember the absurdity of it. the "occupy" movement, and bobby jindal's response to president barack obamas state of union, state something that were unheard of. >> the second "occupy --" politician listening to what the activists in "occupy" were saying, they don't believe in the electoral system and won't vote the quick point i always make, when you surrender to despair and pessimism, and the system is riggeddism, what are you saying to our brothers and sisters who fought for over a century for the emancipation of slaves, fought and died? what are you saying to the women and some men who fought for almost a century for the vote for women? i mean, the cliche, by now a cliche, that the moral arc of the universe is long and spans towards justice, is also a truism, and power is a very mysterious t

department of technology, i cannot stop and acknowledge our new cto manager and mike mccarthy, joseph john who is in the department of technology safety group with mike denning, bruce, john daring and the technology people, matt, and brian roberts and so many more. it's time to enjoy this great wifi on market street and now we can relax a little bit guys, you've done it. please join me now. mayor, i would like you to activate the power on wifi market street. >> i know what you are all thinking. so we are going to put this back at candlestick park once the lights go out on monday just as soon as we do this. [ laughter ] 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. [ applause ] >> it's on now. >> >> >> >> >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today. >>