kerr began searching for a spokesperson. but the movement grew bigger.students went to class, there was nobody there. the teachers had joined the cause and so had folk singer joan baez. >> ♪ >>> the university made small concessions, by now students were in no mood for compromise. when the university called meetings for compromise, the meetings backfired. >> ladies and gentlemen, the meeting is now adjourned. the meeting is now adjourned. >> reporter: uc leaders had not put savio on the meeting and when he tried to put himself, he was dragged away. later with his followers now fully committed, savio led them in for a sit in. >> given over to a very quiet ally i allias for studies. one flaw, another flaw would be coming in here to watch movies and singing. >> he asked me to come in, and i finally said i would do whatever i could do. for a long time they did it themselves. >> you try to demonstrate the demonstrators a little bit later. >> i think i will later. yeah. >> reporter: clark kerr was humiliated. if he did nothing he would be seen as timid. if he

above all, the words that should ring in our ears are those of the mother of pc ronan kerr, who said she hoped that this would not prevent more roman catholics from joining the psni and doing a great job policing northern ireland. >> does the prime minister recognise that lending to business by banks was down £3.4 billion last month in march, and that the construction industry was down in productive terms by 4.7%? does he see a connection, and if so, what will he do about it? >> my hon. friend is right about the figures today and that what is happening in the construction industry is disappointing. we need to get britain building again, which is why we are introducing the new homes bonus. however, what is encouraging in the figures is that the british economy is growing once again, manufacturing is up, exports are up, and we are seeing a rebalancing of the economy so that we are not over-reliant on private consumption. that is good news. we also have an agreement with the banks that they must increase their lending to businesses large and small. that needs to happen. >> i join the pr

. >> the needs of the patients that we see at kerr senior center often have to do with the consequencesllness, linked to their chronic diseases. heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be

derek kerr ran an awarding winning honors program.hey appealed to the whistle blower program in september of 2009 after discovering hospital administrators were using patient gift fund money for staff parties. a year and a half later, they are still waiting to hear from the whistle blower program. in. >> fact, you have no protection and the investigations take so long that even if they decide that my rights were violated two or three years later, you know, everything has changed. >> the whistle blower program is like a black hole. it doesn't listen to people and in fact it stands which while you are persecuted, harassed, transferred, fired. >> reporter: laguna honda eventually returned $350,000 to patients accounts but kerr was laid off and then replaced and rivera says she resigned under pressure are. >> they were ruthless, yeah, they were ruthless. >> reporter: city controller ben rosenfield oversees the whistle blower program and declined to be interviewed on camera but told us any whistle blower who experiences retaliation can fil

. >> bicolored corn, i love them, yellow and white kerr nells together. can find them for 59-cents each and because they are sold by the piece, not the pound, get the biggest ear. you get the biggest bang for the buck. store these in the fridge right away. i'm tony with this week's best buys, eat fresh, save some money, a beautiful thing. >> is. >> it looks like the royal newly weds will not be visiting the bay area during their first visit to the area. >> they will be visiting southern california. they will be in l.a. july 8th, 9th and 10th. >> snubbing the bay area. >> that's it for cbs 5 news at noon. >> enjoy the rain. >> see you, later, you guys. ,, w

carrie kerr who was put to death for the sexual assault and strangling of a woman in 2001 maintained his innocence in his final words. >>> england's daily mail claims the honeymoon may have been delay ed by the cuouple's safety rather than i wish to rush back to work. a palace spokesperson says the delay was a personal decision make weeks ago. the couple will honeymoon later this month. >>> meanwhile, prince charles made a trip to washington, d.c. yesterday. he met with war veterans following a visit to the supreme court earlier in the day. >>> and in new york, a rare wooden sculpture by paul gogan sold for $11.3 million, a record for a sculpture by the french artist. the piece was last seen by the public in 1961. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,807 after gaining a fraction yesterday. the s&p shed 4 points. and the nasdaq lost 22. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei was closed for a holiday, but in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 318. a disappointing report from the world's largest drugmak

. >> alan: a man has been arrested on suspicion of trying to sell a stolen plan kerrs vehicle. the chp says it was stolen from an automobile carrier. the auto was recovered in a sting operation, and it was stripped of several rare brass parts. , including a unique red hood. anyone with information about the missing parts should contact the chp. >>> people lined up today in san francisco to get their kid vaccinated against whooping cough. a new state law requires all children entering agreeds seven through 12 next fall to have proof they were vaccinated before they can attend school. there were now immuneization requirements at the middle or high school level until now. the rates rl flow california. >>> the city of richmond hosted an event today to get more kid pedaling around on two wheels. the bike fiesta took place at lincoln elementary school, volunteers gave away helmets and taught kids how to fix their bikes and honored major taylor, an african-american bicyclist in the late 1800s, who broke several world records and won the one-mile world championship in 1899. >> richmond

kerry kerr who was put to death of the sexual assault and strangling of a woman in 2001 maintained his innocence in his final words. "daily mail" claims the honeymoon of william and katherine duchess of cambridge may have been delayed by the osama bin laden mission. the paper says the delay had more to do with the couple's safety rather than the prince's wish to rush back to work. a palace spokesperson said the delay was a personal decision made weeks ago. the newlyweds will honeymoon later this month. >>> prince william's father, prince charles, made a trip to washington, d.c. yesterday. last night he met with war veterans at a reception following a visit to the supreme court earlier in the day. >>> in new york, a rather wooden skrul tour by paul gauguin sold for $11 million. the piece was last seen by the public in 1961. >>> a first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opinions at 12,807 after graining a fraction yesterday. the s&p shed four points. the nasdaq lost 22. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo the nikkei was close for a holiday. but i

. >> the needs of the patients that we see at kerr senior center often have to do with the consequences of long standing substance abuse and mental illness, linked to their chronic diseases. heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it i

guna honda returned $350,000 to the patient accounts but kerr was laid off and rivero resigned under pressure. >> they were ruthless. >> yeah. >> and city controller ben rosenfield overcease the whistle blowwer program. he said any whistleblower who experiences retaliation can file with the ethic's commission. they could not tell us of a single place where they filed against the employer for a retaliation against a whistle-blower. this doesn't surprise. the bosses were overbilling fees for political candidates and sending people to collections for money they didn't owe. >> they seemed to think it serious, but as far as i know, they never did anything about these violation. >> when he tried to find out what was happening with his complaint, the controller's office said all investigations are confidential. even if you are the whistleblower. rubby ruby said that is an excuse. >> and the only incentive for the whistleblower to do this stuff is their own conscience. he was laid off a year later and we took the story to mark farrell. >>> and we have a lot of complaints and a lot of people

man in texas now the first inmate executed using a new three-drug lethal cocktail. 46-year-old carey kerr convicted of raping and killing a woman 10 years ago was pronounced dead last night nine minutes afternoon the administration of the drug. the new sedative has already been used in executions in oklahoma and ohio. >>> the president of the pittsburgh steelers is addressing some controversial tweets from running back mendenhall. he tweeted what kind of person celebrates death. it is amazing how people can hate a man they have never even heard speak. he says quote, we will never know what really happened. i have a hard time believing a plane could take a skyscraper down demolition style. art rooney issued a statement saying he could not understand what mendenhall was saying. he hopes the troops will come home soon. >>> up next, word of a new bag tax. plus some of you might see an increase in your electric bill. others might get a break on theirs. >> the royal visit to washington. what does prince charles have in store for today? we'll find out coming up next. >>> the latest on today's we

. >> he took a flight with pilot kerr by chambliss. sure giants management is going to be happy to hear they did not do barrel rolls but kir are by said next flight i want to branch it up. >> thanks, rarely. then he goes screaming under the brid

there were doing a lot of the work she did during this time, working to bring these disparate mike kerr finance organizations together. again, reaching across the aisle thing. did a group of organizations that have traditionally been competing with each other to work together to come up with a platform from micro finance plank for the platform in the conference on women. she played a central part in that. there is a chapter in the book about the whole episode. and what ended up happening was that hillary clinton went to beijing, spoke famously about micro finance, and that was the moment where macro financed blasted into the world's consciousness. it had been around for decades, but through hillary clinton and the speech it drew a lot of the attention of world media and became something of a hostile world. well, she would have got to the conference, but became ill in the intervening year and a half or two. the '94 conference, i guess. and then she was unable to go. she ended up leaving that job, going back to indonesia, becoming ill, possibly being misdiagnosed on multiple occasions, an

>> john kerr skin ski. jennifer goodwin. >> jimmy: a good group. >> really fun. really cool.rk which was great. and yeah it was -- >> jimmy: we have a clip here of the movie as we usually do. i think it may need to be set up a little bit. or maybe not. >> i know what it is. isn't that crazy? >> jimmy: why don't you tell us? usually people don't. >> they don't? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i came prepared. >> jimmy: okay. >> what's the -- it's the clip -- it's the clip where i'm having sort of a slumber party with jennifer's character and my fiance ends up coming to, like, a 3:00 in the morning i guess booty call-type situation and i'm there and i think it's the john character, i don't know it's -- >> jimmy: well, it's a dram-com, think that says enough. "something borrowed." >> can i come up? i just want to talk. >> who is it? >> ethan. >> earthen? >> ethan? no, it's dex. i'm downstairs. can i see you? >> wait, you're downstairs? no. no, no, no. darcy's here so -- >> and he wants to come up at 3:00 in the morning. >> i'm going to -- >> oh, my god. ew. >> what? >> ew! ewww! oh, my god!

5shgs 6, 7, 8:00 at night, continuing into wednesday americaning and that gets done whether it's cool kerr, not all that bad for a wz. mostly cloudy mild, of of 66 to 74 degrees and as we make our way through the evening, tomorrow starts off mild, 58 to 63. maybe a few areas of fog out there and watch out for that as you step out tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, partly sunny and warm, increasing rain chances most likely after sunset and by the way, sunset now after 8:00. how about that? >> 67 to 83 and a better day coming up during the day on thursday. >> all right. thanks, doug. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, bin laden's death is a huge win in the war on terror, but what are muslims saying about it? >>> i'm jane watrel, the osama bin laden story is the biggest in a decade. i'll h >>> joy was not the first emotion felt by some of the first responders who were at the pentagon on 9/11. >> but as news 4's derek ward tells us, news of bin laden's death has also become a moment these local heroes will never forget. >> reporter: they were some of the first responders and here at station

greg kerr bin meteorologist for the national weather service storm prediction center. what do you think, jerry? is this the mayan prophecy come true a year early? >> not quite. not quite. there were a couple ingredients but we really came together for this storm that were incredibly unusual. the first ingredient was the extreme wind speeds of the history they were 120 to 140 miles per hour. extremely unusual. we are really high in temperatures across the gulf of mexico. they average about one and one and a quarter degrees celsius. that's only happened twice in the last 100 years according to some records. it provide a lot of fuel. >> and greg have -- the local news outfits and the other -- are we getting better at telling people exactly where the storm is and when it is going to reach their neighborhood? >> absolutely. there's a team effort involved in this. first of all i want to say that the pictures we are seeing coming out of mississippi and alabama are devastating. we don't want to see that. we want to try to avoid that. but sometimes mother nature is cruel and do

enforcement began in march but at today's meeting belinda kerr said it has led to a large number of arrestscitations and warnings but not much change in behavior. >>> beachgoers may want to avoid a few bay area beaches on the heal the bay report card. three of the top ten worst are c oi well beach, baker beach and capitola beach west of the jetty. it is based on adverse health effects caused by elevated levels of fecal bacteria in the surf zone. >> ew, does not sound good at all. but the weather was not a good day to go to the beach anyway. jeff? >>> that's right. certainly some strong weather moving in throughout california. in fact, we do want to bring you some information here to our neighbors to the north in chico. they are currently under a tornado warning right now as this thunderstorm cell is crossing over highway 99, also highway 32. chico under this tornado warning until 6:45 tonight. let's go ahead and take off the warning box and we're also taking some live shots here from butte county, kcra live chopper. as you're looking for the funnel cloud that could have dropped down. we're

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on showtime, and "the house of blue leaves" is playing at the walter kerr theatre right here in new york feels so fresh, i bet it could last through some artsy foreign film. good idea. let's go. did i just say that out loud? [ female announcer ] feel fresh up to 5 times longer with scope outlast. still feeling fresh? oh, yeah. [ female announcer ] what will you outlast? ♪ >>> jimmy: tonight's next guest is an ncaa champion. he's been named to multiple nba all-star teams. he won a gold medal at the olympics with team usa. he recently returned home to new york city and led the knicks to the postseason for the first time in seven years. we love him here in new york. please welcome to the show carmelo anthony! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: carmelo. >> what's up, brother? >> jimmy: do you mind if i -- can i call you melo? >> please do. >> all right. good. >> please do. >> jimmy: yeah. i met you the other night at the -- at the met ball, which is the -- this unbelievable thing that takes place. that vogue puts on. and they have, like, a fashion night out at -- in the museum. >> yeah. eve

we had real good employment in the last 20 kerr. >>s. we created the employment in government and health care. we probably will keep going and in terms of growth we drove it with consumption based on inflate add set values fueled by death. and that consumption is gone permanently. >> rose: if you were a young man comingut of coege today and you have a young daughter. >> yeah, i do. >> rose: what would you urge them to do? would you urge them to-- in terms of where the future is. >> i think which would repeat you what said. it is education. and-- it's education and i think you want to be playing in the sand box called the global economy so you can go where the eitement and the opportunities are. if your heart takes you in that direction. i mean you know, my-- my young daughter wan to b a writer. i'm to the going to tell her to study business and learn chinese. >> rose: right. >> but no, i me, that i think is the best advic do not let yourself get trapped by low levels of education and limited opportunitieses on the employment front if you

you nope i dreamed i would beat steve kerr of the chicago bulls.st mops the floor with all these people. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable. >> he is. and i met charles barkley recently doing another talk show and i told him, you know my dream to do that and he's like women, you might be able to beat me but i don't think you can beat that busboy. >> jimmy: ryicardo beat charles here. >> had everything you want in a story. an underdog you know? >> jimmy: right. and, you know what he's going to be back and playing -- this time around, he's going to be doing it blindfolded next week -- >> he'll still win. >> jimmy: he will. he's very good. >> i like excellence. >> jimmy: who doesn't? and, now, where did you grow up? >> well, i was born in oklahoma. >> jimmy: that's not what i would have guessed. >> really? you know like, i don't want to put on airs the county. you know, this thing that's been happening, like, the rapture was supposed to happen? well, when i was a little kid there, i was kind of obsessed with the rapture just because it came up a lot. very re

have to be the story of one of the most remarkable women in recent intellectual history and mary last kerr. one of many other things directed philanthropic energying. a unusual woman of her time. a entrepreneur. direct ad enormous philanthropic energy towards solving as she putting it, transforming the geography of american health, the landscape of american health. if there was one sort of central character spinning through the story it would be mary lasker. for mary lasker, very quickly found sidney farber who begins the brook. sidney farber was mary lasker's friend and scientific collaborator. if mary lasker gave political legitimacy to the war on cancer, farber provided scientific legitimacy for the war on cancer. so the book begins with sidney farrer about. sidney farber was a pathologist. we begin in the 1940s. so-called the doctor of the dead because primarily pathologists in the 1950s would perform autopsies. it, he was a pathologist who specialized in children's pathology and typically bodies of children who had died in the hospital would be wheeled down into his basement laborator

this is the kerr family and already their company has issued them checks for living expenses and forhome and relocating to a different part of a house. they decided they will bulldoze their home they lived here for years and years. and they are going to build a due bleks and make it into a rental property. that's the good news out of this. but not the story for everyone. they are still waiting to heart how much money they might get to cover the house. in people relocating. some people still waiting for that help which continues to pour in to this devastated city. candy? >> as much of the country reels from natural disasters federal agencies are still focused on the recovery mission in alabama. a month after that state was hit by deadly tornadoes. fema announced today almost 77,000 individuals and households have registered for help in alabama and more than $60 million in federal aid has gone to tornado survivors there. mysteries of a deadly plane crash revealed. including a horrifying three-minute plunge into the atlantic ocean. new clues into what happened to air france flight 447.

yesterday about 50 people rallied to protest the graffiti outside kerr hall. it was discovered on cinco de mayo and reportedly threatened violence against mexicans and this is not the first time racist graffiti has been found on campus. in march swastikas were discovered in a campus bathroom. >>> today striking nurses will be back outside oakland children's hospital. the nurses went on strike yesterday, their union says the contract offer requires them to pay too blotch for their own health coverage. but a hospital spokeswoman says the increase is only about $2 and says some nurses have already agreed to the terms. >> this dispute is about unions, that is out of touch. we are very pleased that about over 30% of the nurses have crossed. >> i'm trying to support my family and keep ourselves above water in this environment. and it's proving to be hard with the hospital trying to take things away from us. >> the nurses plan to continue the strike through monday. replacement nurses have been brought in to care for the patients. >>> mill valley is getting ready for

but when those same troops committed the same cass kerrs, the united states gave them a blank check.aks down, a lot of terrible things can happen. i think individual persistence and determination can shine through in a way it doesn't elsewhere. >> as you write in the book too, it's not just that there was a war in the congo. there were within wars within wars. >> in the book i try to go into this complexity and understand the different motivations. you find very different levels of moral responsibility and complexity, that really -- on the one hand, i try to describe the complexity. on the other hand, i try to weave a simple enough narrative so the general reader can care about the conflict. >> rape has been used as a weapon throughout the years in this war. why do you think that is? >> up to and probably over 400,000women a year are being raped. >> 400,000 a year, that eex extraordinary. >> it's an enormous scale. it's truly terrible. when you get down to understand why it happens, there's various reasons. in some cases, it is used as a direct weapon of war where armed groups try to

kerr number did not get called. by the end that movie, our hair was standing on the back and -- weand we were shorure should not have a country where a girl has to have her future hinge on whether she can escape her government's mindless monopoly school system. so i am for school choice in all forms. people want to stay in government schools, creeks. if you want to have charter schools and have another public option, great. if you want to have home schooling, fabulous. some of the best students in our state, fabulous. we live in the ipad world when people get with their choice, as fast as they want it, and they tell the government to catch or get out of the way, because we are moving on. i want to thank you for coming. i was called to apologize for the sun beating down on you, but after the spring, it feels good to me. i hope it feels good to you. i am " excited about this race. i hope you continue to support our efforts and know we will be back here many times. let's get this country back on track and restore a mer

provost, the border regions, president david miles, all of the members of order of regents, and, of kerrs, katie berg for her beautiful speech. let's give them all hand. [applause] finally, i want to say special thank you to everyone here in , especially all of you who have changed your plans so that we could celebrate our graduates altogether. thank you all. [applause] as many of you know, this is not my first time here in iowa. in fact, it feels like to have spent more time in this state than anywhere besides my home state of illinois and, of course, washington, d.c. my family was here a lot back in 2007, long enough for my husband to have a sculpture of his head made out of butter -- yes. [laughter] but, while the campaign is would initially brought me to iowa, what brings me back today is something so much bigger, much deeper, so much more personal to me. believe it or not, this state and the people that i have met here and the things that i have learned here have all become a very important part of my own personal journey. a half to it meant that, back when i first heard it coming he

>> registered dietatiician kerrs with us. >> pretzels you say are the equivalent of eating jelly beansitional value. you're not getting health benefits and you're not getting protein, healthy fat and fiber. >> plus added salt which might be bloating u. >> exactly. about 1/4 of the day's sodium. >> popcorn? >> popcorn. >> unsalted. >> you can add pepper in there. even a tiny parmesan cheese, but you get four grams of fiver in three cups, 100 calories and you're getting b vitamins in there. it's a whole grain. >> great thing about popcorn, you do have to chew it so you get that satisfaction. >> exactly. >> these look harmless and almost good when trying to cut down calories. >> the problem with artificial sweeteners, they are 100 to 700 times sweeter than sugar. you taste all this sweetness. your body expects calories to follow. when the calories don't follow, you go looking for it elsewhere. that's why people who load up on these packets are often the people that crave sweets after dinner. >> it's counterintuitive, isn't it? what about the truvia though? >> i say the lesser of the evils

rye kerr was born at 38 weeks, my halloween baby, she writes. my husband is a fighter. i'm an attorney. we look forward to more children in the near future but the cost of this shot concerns us greatly. we experienced the horrible pain of losing a child. no mother or father should have to go through this pain. she writes signed sincerely karen, thad, r*eu -- and riker. today is karen's birthday. i thank karen for sharing her story and to to patients in tolo and youngstown who have spoken out about this. i'm optimistic we can continue to find ways to ensure that the majority of women in this country will still have access to affordable versions this have critical lifesaving injection. it shouldn't take public outrage. it shouldn't take congressional action. it shouldn't take the f.d.a. altering a policy it normally doesn't alter for a company to do the right thing. mr. president, you know in the state of oregon with the unemployment in your state, the unemployment in my state, the problems we have as a nation on 0 so many levels that this is particularly outrageous, beca