kearney.are so lucky that the kearney mansion still exists today. >> when i was a kid, the public to the consigned you children's room in the basement of the library, and the only nonfiction books they had were books on the american west. since i have always been a nonfiction person, i read everything that i could there. primarily on native americans. over the years, the 1950's, when i was growing up, whereas a time when you had the movies at the were saturated with the american west. i fell in love with it. in 1993, i began traveling through the west, and i fell in love with its. and i quickly became to -- came toand understand that it was just more than cowboy and indian fights, it was the artistry of the landscape, the culture, the history, and the really deep history, a history that involves so many different groups that it was a quite different west dan i have learned in hollywood all those years. nativern that there were americans and anglo-americans, but there were asian-americans, hisp

kearney has had an operation on a knee injury.heaslip has had surgery on a disc problem in his back. both players have been on the last 2 lions‘ tours. gatland names his squad on the 19th of april. gloucester comfortably saw off bottom of the table bristol 32—14 in the night's only premiership game. four tries for the visitors with england wingerjonny may sealing the bonus point win for gloucester in the last minute of the game. bristol, who have only won three matches all season, sitjust behind worcester, seven points from safety. a couple of games in the pro 12: ulster held their grip on fourth place with a hard fought 27—17 win over newport gwent dragons. it was a tight game at rodney parade but three tries for ulster, the pick of them from full back jared payne, was enough to see them over the line. hot on ulster‘s heels in the table are llanelli scarlets. they scored four tries tonight in their bonus point win over edinburgh. including two from fly—half rhys patchell. 26—10 the final score. it's been a busy night in rugby lea

ireland's jamie heaslip and rob kearney are now doubts after undergoing minor surgery. his back while full—back kearney has had an operation on a knee injury. both players have been involved in the past two lions tours but their club leinster are unsure when they will return. gatland names his squad on the 19th of april. northampton saints are one of the clubs welcoming back their international stars tomorrow, for the east midlands derby against leicester. england captain dylan hartley and wales wing george north will both start at franklin's gardens. northampton are sixth, a place below leicester in the premiership table and are keen to end a six game losing streak against their fiercest rivals. bbc lokk east's james burridge reports. very good evening to you. it is time for the saints show. no rest for one of the most famous rugby faces, george north, the welsh dragon, hunting down another lions tour and hoping to breathe fire into the saints's season ahead of another feisty derby with leicester.m saints's season ahead of another feisty derby with leicester. if you wa

rob kearney picked up a groin injury in their win over the french but is fine to start. to do that. when we won the championship in 1a and 15, we had minimal changes week to week, and i think we grew as the tournament went on. it is a massive challenge, because everyone needs to pick up a little bit more rhythm. the first game, it will be underdone and you have to pick up from there. david haye says he would be open to having a rematch with tony bellew in liverpool. haye was beaten by the liverpudlian last weekend after snapping his achilles in the sixth round at london's 02 arena. the non—title fight was notable for the vicious trash—talking in the buildup. haye was warned by the british boxing board of control about his conduct. we said what we said at the time, andi we said what we said at the time, and i am sure i will have to pay some fine at some stage, because some fine at some stage, because some of the comments went too far. ifi some of the comments went too far. if i need to pay it, i will do it happily. when you get into that beast mode before the fight, you'r

on kearney street northeast. she has black hair with a gray patch in the front. she was last seen wearing a white shirt, blue pants, and a pink and gray north face jacket. police are also searching for a critical missing teen. 14-year-old shaniah boyd was last seen saturday.. on sixth street southeast. she's five-four and weighs 140 pounds. coming up - breaking news from north korea. a missile launch failing overnight. why this is just the beginning of their embarassment. and winter makes a comeback. the big drop overnight, and when spring will return, next. - hard freeze tonight (bring in your plants!) - 70s return saturday - spring showers sunday today: mostly sunny, blustery, and unseasonably cool. highs: 42-47 winds: nw 10-20 g 30+ mph tonight: mainly clear. hard freeze. lows: 21-27 winds: n 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny. unseasonably cool. lighter winds. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5 mph a reptile hitching a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years

it happened just before noon yesterday at kearney and post streets. the officer was directing traffic when he saw the dog charging at him. the officer fired one shot hitting the dog in the leg. he was taken to a vet and is expected to survive. police have detained the man they say was holding the dog's leash. >>> protesters targeted the home of tech industry billionaire, peter thiel. they are speaking out against the work by one of his companies that could track airline passengers and other immigrants. abc7 news reporter, tonya has the details. > reporter: calling attention to a company he co-founded. he paw hrapb tur won a contract. >> it creates a data system that will allow -- that would enable the mass deportation of millions of people. >> reporter: according to the federal government in 2014 he was awarded a million-dollar contract to create an i.c.e. system, and the trump administration could mind big data. >> where is everybody in the country who ever asked for a hall allah meal on their flight? >> president trump issued an executive order crea

us to fill back some of those elements who were originally forced out out of grant street, between kearneyand stockton. used to have on the upper floors some of the most noted art galleries in san francisco. they are all gone. the majority, the large majority is conquered there used to be some art galleries on grant towards sutter. they are all gone. i think that kind of a sweet spot where we are creating the new incentive for those people to be able to return into large suites and to what they did before but complement the kind of more special retail character of what is basically the signature of the district of those are symbiotically highly competitive uses and we at the time were not asked that conversion or that kind of pullout was possible. we also the issue of [inaudible] it's a multi-story one-of-a-kind department store that is national recognition. people come from all over the country to go to this one store and that store has lost its lease. we are not find any way to basically say, either we have a complementary space someplace else where they can move indirectly with what the

she was seen -- last seen yesterday morning on the 1400 block of kearney street northeast. if you've seen her, again, she was last seen yesterday morning. if you've seen her, if you know where she is, please contact d.c. police. back to you. >>> thank you. d.c. police are also investigating the death of a baby. police are only saying the baby was found unconscious and not 54th and c streets in southeast. this happened yesterday afternoon. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> she was doing the same things a lot of college students are doing this time of the year, hanging out with friends during spring break. that's when someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. 18-year-old mcallister was killed in a parking lot monday night in northeast washington. she was home from st. augustine university for spring break and was watching a rap video being filmed. her father says he's devastated. >> i miss her warm smile, the close relationship that we have. >> this is the second homicide to affect the same family. her cousin was murdered four months ago outside of an apartment comp

and both agreed to be interviewed by "lockup's" susan kearney. >> interviewing people who are suspected of or convicted of murder, it's always something different. sometimes people will completely deny the charge and everyone once in a while, we'll have somebody who will openly confess to committing murder. >> are we rolling? >> rolling. >> we interviewed jacob england first. jacob fell into the category of somebody who was going to deny the murder charge. >> what motivation for this? >> just retaliation for black people on my father's death? >> do you have an alibi for that period of time? >> no. >> what were you doing the night that they say all of this happened? >> i was at the casino. >> what casino? >> osage. >> i don't know a lot about casinos, but i do know is that they usually have video cameras, don't they? >> yeah. >> how could that not be an alibi. they would have to have you on videotape. >> yeah, i'm just not sure what times. i don't know when i was there or when i left. >> to me, that would be the perfect alibi. you would have videotape of your whereabouts during this horr

briefly recognize the addition of a full pedestrian scramble signal at the dangerous intersection of kearney and clay in chinatown where sadly, in 2015 a senior resident [inaudible] was killed. after broad-based coalition of stakeholders spent years identifying the need for pedestrian scramble signals in the dense hyper traffic neighborhood of chinatown, sf mta agreed to the full installation and we celebrate the turning the light on last week i especially want to thank tom acquire an entire engineering team at sf mta for the quick work to implement this vision zero implement. i would also like to announce the makeup of the vision zero committee while later on in the agenda we will talk about merging the plans and programs and finance committees into a committee of the whole in essence. i want to keep the vision zero committee, pointing commissioner norman yee two chairman of the committee with that given his strong record of vision zero advocacy and policy were. commissioner safai has agreed to serve as vice chairman and i have agreed to serve as the third member of the body which will cont

briefly recognize the addition of a full pedestrian scramble signal at the dangerous intersection of kearney and clay in chinatown where sadly, in 2015 a senior resident [inaudible] was killed. after broad-based coalition of stakeholders spent years identifying the need for pedestrian scramble signals in the dense hyper traffic neighborhood of chinatown, sf mta agreed to the full installation and we celebrate the turning the light on last week i especially want to thank tom acquire an entire engineering team at sf mta for the quick work to implement this vision zero implement. i would also like to announce the makeup of the vision zero committee while later on in the agenda we will talk about merging the plans and programs and finance committees into a committee of the whole in essence. i want to keep the vision zero committee, pointing commissioner norman yee two chairman of the committee with that given his strong record of vision zero advocacy and policy were. commissioner safai has agreed to serve as vice chairman and i have agreed to serve as the third member of the body which will cont

briefly recognize the addition of a full pedestrian scramble signal at the dangerous intersection of kearney and clay in chinatown where sadly, in 2015 a senior resident [inaudible] was killed. after broad-based coalition of stakeholders spent years identifying the need for pedestrian scramble signals in the dense hyper traffic neighborhood of chinatown, sf mta agreed to the full installation and we celebrate the turning the light on last week i especially want to thank tom acquire an entire engineering team at sf mta for the quick work to implement this vision zero implement. i would also like to announce the makeup of the vision zero committee while later on in the agenda we will talk about merging the plans and programs and finance committees into a committee of the whole in essence. i want to keep the vision zero committee, pointing commissioner norman yee two chairman of the committee with that given his strong record of vision zero advocacy and policy were. commissioner safai has agreed to serve as vice chairman and i have agreed to serve as the third member of the body which will cont

she's been speaking to martha kearney on radio 4's world at one. as part of a, there was a lot of serious stuff about this meeting and then we saw the picture and thought gosh, look at those kitten heels and look at those fabulous legs and let's write some words about it which i did. that's what happened. the paper does cover the talks, but looking at pages six and seven, a third is about the tax and seven, a third is about the tax and two—thirds is about legs—it and the battle of the blue blazers. this relationship between these two women is incredibly important to all of us. is incredibly important to all of us. i think, is incredibly important to all of us. ithink, you know, there is is incredibly important to all of us. i think, you know, there is a lot going on in that picture. there isa lot going on in that picture. there is a lot of very interesting body language. in the piece i don'tjust talk about the legs. you talk about the jackets as well. yes, but i've talked about how they mirror each other and sitting in the same position. there is a

briefly recognize the addition of a full pedestrian scramble signal at the dangerous intersection of kearney and clay in chinatown where sadly, in 2015 a senior resident [inaudible] was killed. after broad-based coalition of stakeholders spent years identifying the need for pedestrian scramble signals in the dense hyper traffic neighborhood of chinatown, sf mta agreed to the full installation and we celebrate the turning the light on last week i especially want to thank tom acquire an entire engineering team at sf mta for the quick work to implement this vision zero implement. i would also like to announce the makeup of the vision zero committee while later on in the agenda we will talk about merging the plans and programs and finance committees into a committee of the whole in essence. i want to keep the vision zero committee, pointing commissioner norman yee two chairman of the committee with that given his strong record of vision zero advocacy and policy were. commissioner safai has agreed to serve as vice chairman and i have agreed to serve as the third member of the body which will cont

us to fill back some of those elements who were originally forced out out of grant street, between kearneyand stockton. used to have on the upper floors some of the most noted art galleries in san francisco. they are all gone. the majority, the large majority is conquered there used to be some art galleries on grant towards sutter. they are all gone. i think that kind of a sweet spot where we are creating the new incentive for those people to be able to return into large suites and to what they did before but complement the kind of more special retail character of what is basically the signature of the district of those are symbiotically highly competitive uses and we at the time were not asked that conversion or that kind of pullout was possible. we also the issue of [inaudible] it's a multi-story one-of-a-kind department store that is national recognition. people come from all over the country to go to this one store and that store has lost its lease. we are not find any way to basically say, either we have a complementary space someplace else where they can move indirectly with what the

briefly recognize the addition of a full pedestrian scramble signal at the dangerous intersection of kearney and clay in chinatown where sadly, in 2015 a senior resident [inaudible] was killed. after broad-based coalition of stakeholders spent years identifying the need for pedestrian scramble signals in the dense hyper traffic neighborhood of chinatown, sf mta agreed to the full installation and we celebrate the turning the light on last week i especially want to thank tom acquire an entire engineering team at sf mta for the quick work to implement this vision zero implement. i would also like to announce the makeup of the vision zero committee while later on in the agenda we will talk about merging the plans and programs and finance committees into a committee of the whole in essence. i want to keep the vision zero committee, pointing commissioner norman yee two chairman of the committee with that given his strong record of vision zero advocacy and policy were. commissioner safai has agreed to serve as vice chairman and i have agreed to serve as the third member of the body which will cont

because he has to drive to richmond and kearney street and as a paralegal in my office as well -- weneed all of these services. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leila, and i'm a board member of the san francisco women's political committee and i'm here today representing mission neighborhood centers and we urge you to support full funding of legal immigrant defense through the public defenders office. we have eleven sites across san francisco, and as an actively engaged community center nonprofit and having a long standing relationship with the immigrant community and compels the board of supervisors to protect these individuals. san francisco has a long history of welcoming these individualss and these residents have enriched our community as our neighbors. the students, working professionals, religious and other leaders that shape san francisco in the city that we know and love. we have a moral imperative and rejects unjust policies you will immigrants should be awarded rights to a fair, speedy and public trail. trial. the san francisco

because he has to drive to richmond and kearney street and as a paralegal in my office as well -- weneed all of these services. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leila, and i'm a board member of the san francisco women's political committee and i'm here today representing mission neighborhood centers and we urge you to support full funding of legal immigrant defense through the public defenders office. we have eleven sites across san francisco, and as an actively engaged community center nonprofit and having a long standing relationship with the immigrant community and compels the board of supervisors to protect these individuals. san francisco has a long history of welcoming these individualss and these residents have enriched our community as our neighbors. the students, working professionals, religious and other leaders that shape san francisco in the city that we know and love. we have a moral imperative and rejects unjust policies you will immigrants should be awarded rights to a fair, speedy and public trail. trial. the san francisco

because he has to drive to richmond and kearney street and as a paralegal in my office as well -- weneed all of these services. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leila, and i'm a board member of the san francisco women's political committee and i'm here today representing mission neighborhood centers and we urge you to support full funding of legal immigrant defense through the public defenders office. we have eleven sites across san francisco, and as an actively engaged community center nonprofit and having a long standing relationship with the immigrant community and compels the board of supervisors to protect these individuals. san francisco has a long history of welcoming these individualss and these residents have enriched our community as our neighbors. the students, working professionals, religious and other leaders that shape san francisco in the city that we know and love. we have a moral imperative and rejects unjust policies you will immigrants should be awarded rights to a fair, speedy and public trail. trial. the san francisco

pi late last night wcte learned ten-year-old winter griffin went missing yesterday morning onorng kearneygirl was last seen ini blue pants and a pink and gray y north face jacket schenn wasas carrying a backpack again she'ss only ten years old. old. next is 14-year-old shania boyd. she was last seen on saturday i the 4,000 block of sixth streetr southeast on march 18th.h. police are also looking for this teen sheree pain she's 17 yearsn old and last s seen this past friday march 17th in the 4700 4 block of first street southwestt she was wearing a black jacket also missing a young man he's 14-year-old boy michael mason last seen in the 5,000 block of kimmie gray court in southeast.t he was wearing a black jacket jt and black tennis shoes.. coming up 8:30 we'll find out o more about these missing kids want action is being taken tonight to combat what many see as an increasemb inat missing children.childr tucker. >>> thank you allison. let's do weather.eather we've got cooler temperaturesrau today. much cooler. yesterday 63.da today we don't get out of thehe s.s. winds picked up 42 now wash

last seen off kearney street in northeast that was justt yesterday.rying a multi colored book bag. then to to our second missingecn teenager 14-year-old shanya boyd last seen on march 18th off of o sixth street in southeast. our third 1sharea pain, 17 years old missing since march 17thch from the area of first street sr southwest and finally, a young man 14-year-old michael carrera mason. ma he disappeared on monday from fo kimmie gray court in southeast.t now, fox5 has been covering this story extensively as there hasrh been concern that the number ofo missing children in d.c. is id.i going up, and it may be relat to human trafficking.. well d.c. threes last weekst wee disputed that, saying they areta just using more social media too get the word out and their tweets have garnered significana public attention.on. well tonight, ward eightgh councilman tray i don't know white will be hosting that townn hall meeting here at excel at ex academy he hopes to discussiscu again with dc police's leaders e and what to do next, how to movv forward with this.. h

because he has to drive to richmond and kearney street and as a paralegal in my office as well -- weneed all of these services. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leila, and i'm a board member of the san francisco women's political committee and i'm here today representing mission neighborhood centers and we urge you to support full funding of legal immigrant defense through the public defenders office. we have eleven sites across san francisco, and as an actively engaged community center nonprofit and having a long standing relationship with the immigrant community and compels the board of supervisors to protect these individuals. san francisco has a long history of welcoming these individualss and these residents have enriched our community as our neighbors. the students, working professionals, religious and other leaders that shape san francisco in the city that we know and love. we have a moral imperative and rejects unjust policies you will immigrants should be awarded rights to a fair, speedy and public trail. trial. the san francisco

. >> i rise today to honor the ife of captain john joseph kearney who passed away on pearl harbor day at the age of 62. mr. hill: john received the presidential appointment to the united states naval academy. upon graduation and commission, he followed in his father's footsteps and pursued a career in the navy retiring at the rank of captain. he dedicated his life to his distinguished military career and received numerous medals for his service which included work here in washington and on the seventh fleet staff in japan. he leaves behind legacy of warmth and passion and people can admire. i extend my respect, affection and prayers to his fine family and loved ones. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise to recognize theresa lopez. . she was chosen by my office to be march heroine of the month. he has served at veterans' servi

joining us partner at trading analysis.com and cnbc contributor and jim kearney, chief executive officer of concentrated u.s. growth at ab. we're going to have katie later to look at the technical side of things. she's looked ted vix. this is the beginning of something that at least rings of a little speculation on the market, or not? >> yeah. actually, the last time around, dale from u.s. investment, remember that, we were talking about that -- >> are you asking me whether i remember what she said -- >> yeah. >> yeah, i do remember -- no i don't. anyway, tell us what you said and he said. >> well, we were both saying that the market is getting a little overdone here. >> did we have anybody on who didn't say that? >> well, a lot could go wrong in the first 100 days. and this is what's happening now. for the first time actually on march 21st, i went out of all equity markets. so, i'm out of all trades. i want to shore up the market, i think we're in for a 5% correction. just to put it in context, what exactly -- nobody is talking about the technology, the nasdaq 100, on a technical point

because he has to drive to richmond and kearney street and as a paralegal in my office as well -- weneed all of these services. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is leila, and i'm a board member of the san francisco women's political committee and i'm here today representing mission neighborhood centers and we urge you to support full funding of legal immigrant defense through the public defenders office. we have eleven sites across san francisco, and as an actively engaged community center nonprofit and having a long standing relationship with the immigrant community and compels the board of supervisors to protect these individuals. san francisco has a long history of welcoming these individualss and these residents have enriched our community as our neighbors. the students, working professionals, religious and other leaders that shape san francisco in the city that we know and love. we have a moral imperative and rejects unjust policies you will immigrants should be awarded rights to a fair, speedy and public trail. trial. the san francisco

personalities just like any other typical hearing child and you can see that deafness falls away, not a big kearneyonger. >> tell me what you know about darth vader. >> he had a pretty cool helmet. >> weingarten! >> they are so cute. >> they are doing well. this school is a nonprofit school that really relies on fundraising each year to cover the tuition for many families who can't afford it. if you have a deaf child, apply first. >> "cool school." >> it was awesome. hat's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may feature your school on the show. play of the day, n-b-a action >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the united states reaches a new frontier in baseball. and why did the iguana cross the tennis court? the answer after this. [ laughter ] ,, >>> good morning, everybody. there have been some world baseball classic detractors since the tournament was conceived in 2006 but attendance was up 25% this year and may get more popular at least in the united states. we hold these truths to be self- evident that the united states is in the final for the fir