are lookinge we for to the constant comparisons, but there's nothing that we can do about it.t ifld be compared to the show had opened. to take acheap family to the theater and plenty of good shows to choose from, which means that this production will have to pull out all the stops. this will be the west and golden ticket. 's golden ticket. >> that brings the show to a close. you can get constant updates from around the world on our news network if you check your local listings. from all of us here, thank you for watching. do tune back in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of i

lookinge doppler and dry once again. she is so sweet she gives us a toothache once in a while. bottom of hayward and napa being around 100 degrees, still hot in antioch. 82 in concord. 79 in livermore. 71 in san jose and 73 in los gatos. let's talk about what is going to happen, looking right now, sutro tower, all the way through wednesday. extended out to at least wednesday. mild and warmer overnight. mild in lower levels but once you get above 500 feet, temperatures in the 70s. heat will recede but better part of independence day for it to happen. heat will continue to build as the area of high pressure drops anchor. each and every day we're out in this heat the body is going to wear down a little more. one of the areas we'll see a lot of warmth is highway 4 from about say bay point all the way out to antioch. pittsburg, that area, discovery bay, everybody else in the 50s. few clouds will gather in the coast by 10:00, you're back in total sunshine. let's talk about temperatures in the south bay, over hundred in los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy. mid 90s and san jose and cuper

we searched the at tick, searched the basement lookinging for her.spicious we were. >> 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. >> the second witness, dale tachney, the former monk at our lady of assumption monastery in missouri who finally decided to end his silence. >> i was told a priest was coming to the monastery who had murdered a young woman. >> what was that priest's name? >> father john feit. >> at that time in 1963, you're not thinking, why don't you call the cops? >> never entered my mind. >> how come? >> we were taught to obey and do as a superior tells us. >> tachney was assigned to be feit's spiritual counselor. >> i remember in telling, it was very close to easter and a young woman came to him to confession. >> tachney told police that feit gave up more details over time, about sexually assaulting irene and holding her bound and gagged. >> he put something over her head and put her in the bathtub. >> this is what he t

sorry, china not looking like that strong will lookinging like a paper tiger. up stock markets outside to grow, hot money coming out rapidly. classic hot spots no one paying attention to. thailand, what can i say, will i learn? europe, gotten bad again, recognition no growth to speak of. while things may have bottomed out they haven't fixed the banks. plus france is the worst government on earth. spain -- of the developed countries. unlike spain and italy doesn't get it at all, backwards to labor perform. everything that moves, seems like the country is having stagflation. latin america the streets, let memorial meet olympics and world cup style of infrastructure. no one knows what a new government in brazil would look like. this is the height of instability. a man has tentacles everywhere. economic miracle that is mexico is totally falling apart, too. have you seen that etf, in free fall. consider the backdrop you can't blame anyone from panicking the last hour, betting one powder keg would go off. they didn't. ten-year settling down. what i can say to everyon

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you look at the science frac gas is worse or on par with coal, depending on the timeframe you're lookingingggest issue facing humanity on the planet. when we ask americans how they perceive climate change, they put it below the nuclear program in north korea, below extremist threat, iran's nuclear firm. all things that problematic but pretty unlikely to happen versus something that's occurring. how do you think about how we move this up as an agenda item? >> the issue is we don't actually educate the public. this is something i say. what the president did in terms of introducing this speech and plan in the busiest week. this must have been the busiest week ever. if people don't understand it and are not aware of what's going on, then how can they be involved in changing it. education has a big piece in that. how do we talk about the issue, about climate change and why it's important. why as we were talking earlier, we don't have 20 years to wait, for the rest of the world to catch up like they did this week in terms of marriage equality. it's imminent, happening now. superstorm sandy hang n