thomas bergstrom is lynn's attorney. >> what they found was that monsignor lynn didn't have the authority to transfer these priests. the only person who had that authority was the cardinal. >> reporter: the trial was a landmark case in the u.s. catholic church as former philadelphia district attorney lynne abraham told us in april of last year. >> i think this is the first time in the history of a prosecution in this country where a member of the hierarchy of the church has been put on trial in a public courtroom for covering up sex abuse. >> reporter: prosecutors argued monsignor lynn transferred pedophile priests from parish to parish during his 12 years as the philadelphia archdiocese secretary for clergy. that, they said, violated the state's law against endangering the welfare of a child. but in a unanimous decision, the appeals court said that law could not be applied since monsignor lynn did not directly supervise children. the judges concluded the evidence was not sufficient to prove lynn intended to promote or facilitate child endangerment. the philadelphia district attorney says

marilyn and lynne came from the same facility.here are a number of efforts and people who are calling for her release. this is a larger problem in our prison system, compassionate release and medical release. far too many people are suffering from medical neglect in our facilities. our society is not compassionate when it comes to how these people should be handled. >> a few months ago, i had the opportunity to interview michael tigar, who represented lynn stewart in 2010, when she was sentenced to 10 years in prison for releasing a press statement from her client sheikh omar abdel rahman. this is what michael tigar said. that thisows us prosecution was nonsense. prosecution involving releasing rhetoric about whether or not there should be a cease- fire between the islamic and non-islamic forces in egypt, whether there should be a prosecution about that and label it terrorism, is just nonsense. the speech in question cannot possibly be said to have had any adverse affect. that the rhetoric surrounded it all, none of it is pretty,

so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so, thank you so much to both of you. (applause) >> we're going to bring lynn and carina up in a brief second. why don't you speak now. that will work, right? but i also wanted on behalf of the department to thank you both of you. lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (applause) >> why don't you guys say a few words right now. >> okay. the only thing that i want to do is to thank all of you who have been -- hundreds, it took literally hundreds of people to d

and the young man met with father lynn, father lynn then had avery committed with regard to that particular of therapy. monsignor lynn stayed in touch with that victim over time. so that was the only issue with respect on monsignor lynn's radar with regard to avery. >> i understand your point. >> okay. >> obviously, i know you're not trying to say that fondling is less bad than other crimes. >> of course not. >> i know you're being specific about the allegation involved. >> that's right. >> why am i chasing on this? i'm chasing on this because the idea that those who knew weren't found responsible is really the key to why it continued so long. that's why there's sensitivity here. i understand the law wasn't properly applied in this stance. that's what the appeals panel said. as we both know, the new law would cover monsignor lynn in these situations. that's why the questioning is aggressive. >> the new law would indeed cover him. but you know, at the end of the day, i mean, i think we all understand this, and the emotion in this case, you know, it trumped the law so to speak. now we have th

this is the autopsy report released for 57-year-old lynn spalding. she was found dead at san francisco general hospital 17 da after she was reported missing from her hospital room. the medical examiner's report says spalding died of probable electrolyte imbalance and insepsis. that refers to alcohol which has the spalding family attorney very upset. >> now that they found that it is unnecessary. that is not why this lady died. >> the family was supposed to receive the medical examiner's report before the media. >> i will certainly pursue through various avenues that there will be some investigation to the way this particular case has been handled. whether it is through a regulatory agency or a grand jury. >> some say they are angry because they feel the report blames the victim, saying spalding would still be alive had the hospital not lost her. and they still don't know how spalding died. they helped explain the medical examiner's report. >> it balances in combination with a liver whose inability to compensate for them resulted in a collapse of her

lynn webster is going to be speaking.repeatedly asked for an interview and through his spokesman he has repeatedly declined. so we decided to come here and ask him ourselves in person. >> dr. webster, sanjay gupta with cnn. i wonder if i could ask a couple of questions. we've tried to reach out to the team. >> i have an appointment. >> can we talk afterward. >> i have an appointment afterward. >> after the appointment can you talk to us? can i walk with you, to your appointment? will you answer a couple of questions for us? >> no. >> you don't want to answer questions? >> no. >> we did get a statement. in it dr. webster said the clinic treated difficult and complicated people with pain with the highest standard of care. he went on it call the deaths a tragedy of the worst kind, for patients to die not as a result of treatment but in spite of it. >> she was doing great. she was up to walking almost five miles a day. >> several months after starting at life tree, carol ann bosley kicked the opioids. >> she lost weight. she

this is the autopsy report released for 57-year-old lynn spalding. she was found dead at san francisco general hospital 17 days after she was reported missing from her hospital room. the medical examiner's report says spalding died of probable electrolyte imbalance and insepsis. that refers to alcohol which has the spalding family attorney very upset. >> now that they found that it is unnecessary. that is not why this lady died. >> the family was supposed to receive the medical examiner's report before the media. >> i will certainly pursue through various avenues that there will be some investigation to the way this particular case has been handled. whether it is through a regulatory agency or a grand jury. >> some say they are angry because they feel the report blames the victim, saying spalding would still be alive had the hospital not lost her. and they still don't know how spalding died. they helped explain the medical examiner's report. >> it balances in combination with a liver whose inability to compensate for them resulted in a collapse of he

but now monseigneur william lynn will soon be a freeman because his conviction's been thrown out.and more right after this break. they're not really looking. not at the rings. i can feel them looking at my thick, flaky red skin. do i tell them it's psoriasis? do i speak up and say it's not contagious? or do i just say... have a nice day!" when your psoriasis has gone from uncomfortable to unacceptable, visit psoriasis.com to connect with a psoriasis patient advocate from abbvie for free one-to one education and support. sign up at psoriasis.com, and talk to your dermatologist. >>> the philadelphia d.a. who september a catholic priest to prison in a first of its kind child sex abuse case says he'll probably appeal a higher court's decision to throw that conviction out. monseigneur lynn could go free as soon as today in light of a three judge decision that the law he was convicted of violating didn't apply in his case. cnn's miguel marquez has the details. >> reporter: monseigneur lynn's child endangerment conviction was overturned. they're calling for his immediate release. he spen

this is the autopsy report released for 57-year-old lynn spalding.he was found dead at san francisco general hospital 17 days after she was reported missing from her hospital room. the medical examiner's report says spalding died of probable electrolyte imbalance and insepsis. that refers to alcohol which has the spalding family attorney very upset. >> now that they found that it is unnecessary. that is not why this lady died. >> the family was supposed to receive the medical examiner's report before the media. >> i will certainly pursue through various avenues that there will be some investigation to the way this particular case has been handled. whether it is through a regulatory agency or a grand jury. >> some say they are angry because they feel the report blames the victim, saying spalding would still be alive had the hospital not lost her. and they still don't know how spalding died. they helped explain the medical examiner's report. >> it balances in combination with a liver whose inability to compensate for them resulted in a collapse of her

the report including an also concludes lynne spalding's death was an accident. she died in the stairwell as a result of an electro light embalance, and suffering from a clinical sepsis, of chronic alcoholism. spalding was wearing street attire when she was found and she had six electro cardiograms on her body and an introvenous iv in her arm. it says she was admitted to the hospital on september 19th because of weight loss and an altered mental state, also noting two days later she was still confused and didn't know why she was in the hospital. on september 21st, the report notes that spalding was off unit, her belongings were gone but cell will phone was sill in her hospital room, found two and a half weeks later. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> and police have identified the man shot by officers after a bank robbery in marin county. and a rash of robberies has police on alert. and a report expected to be release on the fire of the chevron report. what will it say? >>> we'll have some 30s and take a look at your neighborhood and the weekend coming up. >>> th

lynne spaulding was found in the stairwell on october 8. according to the report the death was an accident and she may have died due to complications from alcoholism. we spoke to a spokesman for lynne spaulding about the report. >> she was not an alcoholic. i think she, like a lot of us, enjoyed a drink or two, but that's beside the point. the reason somebody goes into a hospital for treatment does not judge their treatment. i mean, this, to me, is like saying that a rape victim deserved the crime to her body or won't be -- we find this offensive, eight we would certainly hope that this is not in any way trying to distract from the basic fact that lynne spaulding lay abandoned for 17 days at san francisco hospital, and they told us she wasn't even there. >> she was at admitted to the hospital, and then she was off unit. >>> a warning tonight from police about scam artists targeting elderly people. >>> what flights will be affected from the weather. >>> the search is on tonight for several suspects after a man was found shot dead in front of

>> no. >> lynn, let me bring you in. that's the topic.t dreamers, those younger people who are in the country illegally through no fault of their own will be put on a path to legalization by the congress. because -- and this will hope before the 2014 elections. >> how soon we talking about the holidays here, lynn? >> well, i would think -- this congress needs to show something on immigration before the elections. helping these young -- the younger people here, you know, they're called dreamers after the dream act, that is one of the least controversial measures. and then i would think if i could just jump ahead, after the november election, you have a lame duck congress. i would think if nothing more substantial gets done on immigration before then, look to the lame duck -- i'm jumping ahead a whole year now -- to see something done. because you might have republicans with nothing to lose anymore. >> all right. lynn sweet from the chicago time. david nakamura from the "washington post." dafna linzer here with me in studio. thank you for b

they're backed up against the fence and lynn turns around and he sees his dad. he turns to his brother and cap some on the shoulder and says, that is here, were safe. and they were. their dad got them out of there. whateaver -- he is storycorps is all about. it is such a privilege to tell the stories and keep these names alive and keep the stories in our consciousness, stories that remind us -- it is a must like what i hope happens is either participating in stories -- storycorps or listening to the stories, it shakes you on the shoulder and reminds you to all the nonsense, this is what is important, what's really important. >> dave, we're going to take a break. we have so many stories we want to bring folks. what an emotional day, what a moving day. dave isay is our guest come a founder of storycorps and also author of a new book. he is been traveling the country "ties that bind." is marking its 10th anniversary. stay with us. these are stories you will never forget. and then, maybe, you will start to record some of your own. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> a

lynn sweet is the chicago sun-times washington bureau chief and ms. cornbluth from the washington post. >> just because we can, doesn't mean we should. how far do you think the president is going to go to curb the nsa's powers? how much pressure is he under right now? >> this gives him breathing room right now because nothing has to be done individually, he ordered the commission. one of the things he'll do is appoint that advocate to be in court to argue the other side. after all, this court is secret and no one really knows what it does, how it does, it's one-sided so i think that would be one of the recommendations that seemed one of the most possible out of the 46 that the five memberses of the panels put out there. >> of course, sam you heard michael leiter and there is resistance from the intelligence committee and listen from the select committee on it and this is saxby chambliss on "morning joe" today. >> we had public the fact that there are 64 instances that we interrupted and disrupted from a potential attack standpoint. does the death of a

lynn, let me begin with you. where in the constitution does it say that there is a separation of church and state, and how do you read that? know, that phrase, as you is not in the constitution. we have the first amendment. baptists are in large part responsible for that amendment being there that says, among other things, that congress shall make no law suspect -- affecting the establishment of religion nor interfering with the free exercise thereof. the phrase, separation of for cash of church and state, comes most famously from a letter that thomas jefferson as president wrote to the baptists of danbury, connecticut who were being discriminated against by a state church in connecticut. all the restrictions in the first amendment are on the government. the government cannot establish a religion. the government cannot interfere with the free exercise of religion. cannot violate the first amendment. only the government can do that. host: reverend lynn? guest: no argument about that. i'm glad richard does believe

lynn spalding had access to water, and food, and medical attention inside the san francisco general hospital. when we were told outside the hospital for her means she died of neglect. she starved to death. >> reporter: the spalding family's lawyer also blasted the medical examiner's report.

lynn's family says she was not an alcoholic. as for the hospital, it says new safety measures are in place including daily stairwell checks and new training for security staff. igh school.. aft >>> it was pretty scary. there were two shots by my classroom. then we heard the screaming. and we dove for cover and our teacher locked the door.

two months after lynne spalding's body was found in a hospital stairwell, we're learning about the moments leading up to her death. good evening, everyone, i'm jess a aguirre. raj is off tonight. not happy with the report, not happy with the way they found out about it and say it doesn't change a thing about her death. the family of a san francisco woman lost and later found dead in a san francisco general hospital stairwell is upset tonight with lynne spalding's autopsy report and intimate details it reveals about her death. the biggest gripe, it may take away the focus from the hospital's mistake. new details tonight on hu she died. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live with more. >> reporter: jessica, the family attorney is very angry tonight. he says the report has no credibility. he says that the report says that they did the autopsy on october 6th when the body was found on october 8th. and he says that's not the only problem the family has with this report. harris represents lynne spalding's children and angry he found out about the medical examiner's report through the media. >> for i

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. >> and new information on lynne spalding.the newly released autopsy report says about her death. >>> it has happened again, another gunman opened fire. this one in colorado just eight miles from another school shooter years ago. >> there was scheming. he -- screaming. someone was yelling help me help me we need help. after that it was silent. we hid in the room. we're all scared now. it was all we could do. >> gunman was looking for a specific teacher and was found dead to an apparent self- inflicted gunshot wound. today there was a vigil in san francisco where people are asking why more isn't being done to stop gun violence. >> reporter: they say each school shooting sparking more outrage but never enough outrage. each name, each child lost, a reminder of that horrible day. 26 gunned down at sandy hook elementary. >> we were all so sad about the tragedy but what have we done? >> reporter: not enough according to them. they plan to rally on the steps of city hall. but then news of another shooting. >> today of all days we hav

lynn sweet. lynn, go saturday morning to you.iend, in the final news conference, the president said he would review this. does it change the president's approach? >> well, probably not because there's another federal judge that also gave a ruling that was contrary to this one. i think on the 46 recommendations that are before the president right now, the one that he indicated he was most interested in probably acting on, and this is the good bet is asking congress or legislation to deal with the bulk phone data, metadata system. right now the government holds all the records. there will be a request and suggestion in that report just to have the companies hold it, which is controversial in its own right. >> so in the ruling the judge suggests a sweeping amount of phone data to help collect the dots on any potential terror plots. any evidence, any of that which has been collected stopped one terror threat. >> this is a very meaty question. and i interviewed jeff stone, one of the five people on bow 'bama's surveillance panel. his

turn your attention to results of an autopsy just release today two months after lynn spalding's body was found in that stafrwell at sf general hospital. vic? >> this report says lynn spalding did not die from blunt trauma or falling down the stairs into the stairwell as one might think. there are no injuries to the head at least none that the medical examiner could find, but says she died from probable electrolyte imbalance due to chronic history of ethanolism. what that means is that she died from possible liver damage in extreme dehydration causing a person to lose salt and other important body fluids which might cause brain damage or a heart attack. complicated by a history of alcoholism. now, medical examiners often use ethanolism interchange bli with alcoholism she disappeared from her room september 21st after being admitted for a bladder infection. her body found 17 days later in a stairwell. a search by sheriff deputies found, did not find her body though a researcher actually saw her body just days before being found report says that spalding died before she was found. so we

lynn, back in the house. were yours down early but barns gliding in for the two handed jam here. about james harden to end the first quarter an this is with authority. my goodness. hide the women and children. war yrs need more from david lee. 17 at the half. you know the dwight howard hitting 3. fears of the you let him shoot that all tonight. you mit want to guard james northbound want to guard him? fourth quarter right now and rocket leading 96 one more look 96-93 nobody in the picture with him. get that. come off the win over seattle 49ers travel cross country to play tampa bay open sunday. 10:00 a.m. pacific connect off and kind of the perfect opportunity for emotional let down. defensive tackle smith has warned his team mates this week don't let up. you let up against shawn and he will light you up. former niner safety known for big hits left the team in the off sen season for 41 million dollar offer from the buccaneer. tight end davis among the many niners friends with goldson but he will lower the boom on sunday. >> i think shawn is probably one of the most talented guys

and then they went after his boss, monsignor lynn. the court said, at the time, he wasn't included in that law. so, no, even though what he did was morally reprehensible, it was not illegal under the law. >> jack, what does the ruling say to the victims in this case? >> i think what we have seen here is that, holly, again is correct. that this is a situation where this is not included in the law. i think the law will be reviewed and much more inclusive. in some cases, it is a slap in the face of the young people, who are older now, who were abused when they were younger. i think the important issue is this did go to trial. they did grandfather it in. they did put monsignor lynn behind bars. it is overturned. but all of the wheels have been set, that they are going after all of the individuals that they try to shelter these people in positions of power. these priests and so on. they are not going to let them do that and get away with it again. so what these people need to do is you got away with this monsignor lynn, but no other person

lynn.now who they are, give police a call. >>wo burglars broke into a high school. they broken on saturday, november 30. they roam the hallways and then they carry stuff out. we will have more coming up today on abc 7 news at 5:00. oral delayed the decision to charge a federal government until january. theecutors push back decision after the mcdonald's lawyers made a face-to-face --. he leaves office on january 11. >> u.s. marshals are denying claims that an indian diplomat was forced to undergo a cavity search when she was arrested. this has caused a diplomatic crisis between india and the united states. she is accused of obtaining for hercuments housekeeper. marshals say they followed normal for seizures. -- normal procedures. wants yourenator financial problems to be prohibited from holding you back from getting a job. she recently applied for a cashiers job at a large department store. she had the experience. because she would be handling a lot of money, the store said they would have t

. >> we have details about lynn spalding. died probably electrolyte imbalance due to edge onnalism, better kno -- -- ethanolism. the hospital is rework their security procedures >> the city of millbrae is facing a crisis after six water mains ruptured leaving a thousand homes without fire. there is a mad dash going on to fix what turned out to be a big mess >> water is coming back on from north to south. and crews completed fixing this water main here on helen drive. and aging pipes could be to blame. water rushing down helen drive in the millbrae hills. a 12 inch water main ruptured and six lines burst across the city. leaving neighbors high and dry. >> i haven't been able to get in the shower. it's not nice. >> there is no water at joe gib's house, either. >> my wife asked what there to do about not having water. >> every worker is repairing and replacing pipes the mayor blames the 65-year-old pipe was a 50 year life span. >> this weather has been freezing. >> we want to not rule that out. >> this could leave millbrae with

lynn spaulding was found dead. it was an accident. she probably died some days before she was found. the medical examiner says she died due to electrolite imbalance. she was suffering from an infection. the conditions were a result of her chronic alcoholism according to the report which notes that she had six pads on her body and iv access line in her arm. she was admitted september 19th because of weight loss and altered mental status. the report notes she was off unit, her possessions were gone from her room but her cell phone was there. >>> new this morning a spokesperson for the woman released a statement saying the cause of death issued on friday by the medical examiner is incomplete and confusing with no mention of the date or time of her death and releasing information late on a friday afternoon with no notice to the tñ report appears to be designed to confuse and confound. there is only one issue here, how long did she lay suffering and dying abandoned on the stair well. that question is not addressed in the report. can you re

melissa: we are back with lynn tilton. corporate titan made a name for herself on wall street with her no-nonsense attitude and her own brand of style. she is here with a fox business exclusive. i wish the cameras were rolling during the break there we were talking and you said this is most exciting an one of most terrifying times to be in business. what why is that. >> it is no longer survival of the fittest but survival of the adaptist. if you're a small and mid-size company today especially in manufacturing, if you don't change you will disappear. everything is about product and leading with product. if either designed or disruption. either has to be so elegant and pops off the shelf or has to be technology. and then how you make it is going to completely change. so if you can not let go, and sort of follow the moment, and move in the way hat technology has determined, it is a must, then you really will not survive. you will render yourself irrelevant and you will disappear. melissa: we were talking about the idea, one

host: reverend lynn? guest: no argument about that.lad richard believes and still believes and still believe there is a separation of church and state. years, the u.s. supreme court has been arguing about its specific meaning. i think richard and i are not quite that old, we have only been arguing for the last 25 years. shallrase is "congress make no law respecting an establishment of religion. congress had the opportunity to pass a piece of language saying they would not establish a national religion. they rejected that because it was too narrow. this is very broad and it covers, in my judgment, ought to do what john kennedy in 1960 said it should establish. an america where the separation of church and state with absolute. where politicians would not follow specific religious doctrines in order to govern. they would look to the constitution. preachers would not tell their congregation for him to vote. -- for whom to vote. dependus entities would on their own contributions, not the funds of government. host: is it subject to debate an

if we were playing cards here, you don't say, well, lynn, five hands a go, i had a better hand.have to deal with the hand you're dealt. the compariseons just aren't tht useful when you're faced with an obstina obstinate, polarized republican opposition who doesn't want to help you. well, deal with it. >> let's talk about the potential longer term consequences. here is one i see. let's say everybody looks at the 2014 senate map and there is a plausible scenario that republicans are going to win the senate in 2014. i would say they're underdogs but let's say republicans win the senate 2014 elections. they now have a majority in the senate. so they -- if votes on nominations are becoming party line votes, which is what we're seeing, if republicans then have 51 votes in senate, does that mean in the years 2015 and 2016 obama is still president, does that mean every nomination is just going to die in the senate because republicans -- these things are becoming party line votes. does your party need to control the senate if you also control the white house to get anybody through? >> it

. >>> the delay in lynn spalding's autopsy results is being blamed on a backlog of cases at the medical examiner's office. just three days ago, 2 investigates learned a city supervise has called for a hearing into the backlog problem. the sheriff's department, which handles security at the hospital, has also launched an internal investigation. a preliminary investigation showed that when spalding first disappeared, the sheriff's department was confused about her race. no one ordered a full search of the opt until nine days after she disappeared. and after some reported that a person -- someone reported that a person was lying in the stairwell, the sheriff's department was told, but the stairwell was never searched. >>> developing news now in colorado, a school shooting leaves two students injured and the student gunman dead. it happened at arapahoe high school in centennial, colorado, south of denver, about 8 miles east of columbine high school in littleton. the shooting today brought back memories of the mass shooting at columbine high in 1999. many people who rushed to the scene said

lynn? >> i would like to acknowledge supervisor ferrel for his leadership and supervisor mar. i want to say thank you. >> dr. dodd? >> i just did one last announcement. on the tragedy in the philippines. if our department has circulated that and contributing through the sfgovtv.org website. please pick up one of those press releases and go to our website and contribute at this time. >> other comments? i would like to suggest anybody who has had a chance to read through this document that was presented at the transparency hearing. there is some really interesting statistics. one that jumps out is the difference on the metabolic panel. $1700 in we are area and the lowest was $451 on another. a tylenol tab was no charge in one area and $7.06 in another. one tylenol tab. this is a real statistic and shows you the cost of things. i don't know if there is a copy of this out there for the public or not. yeah. okay. very good. thank you. that's all i have to say. >> i just wanted to give another pe

the report, which includes an autopsy, concludes that lynne spalding's death.. was an accident. it also notes that she probably died "some days before" she was found on october 8th and that when her body was discovered it was in the early stages of decomposition. the medical examiner says she died in the stairwell as a result of an electrolyte imbalance with delirium. she was also suffering from clinical sepsis.. a severe infection. these conditions were apparently the result of spalding's chronic alcoholism. the report also notes that spalding was wearing street attire when she was found and that she had six electrocardiogram pads on her body as well as a bandage and an intravenous access line on her arm. the report also contains details on spalding's treatment at san francisco general. it says she was admitted to the hospital on september 19th because of weight loss and an altered mental status. it also notes that two days later, she was still confused and didn't understand why she was in the hospital. on september 21st, the report notes that spalding was "off unit". her belon

via skype "right this minute" to tell us more, dad, elaine, mom, amman dark and precious marie lynn.s at every song or this particular one? >> it's actually just this one. >> are you absolutely blown away the first time you saw her react to this song? >> yeah. it's like you we saying earlier, she s, which i know at 10 months no way to understand the lyrics but the emotion of the song, maybe the way i sing the long dad, what did you think of the emotional moment? >> i didn't believe it. one day you decide to record it. i got to see it for the first time. i was completely blown away. >> what do you think about all of the attention this video's getting online? >> i'm surprised. like it's cute and all, like you're saying it's pretty much a wall paper family, and it's just exploded. we're just in shock basically. >> are you a trained singer, because your voice is beautiful? >> no, no, not at all. i just sang around the house. i'm really, really shy. no, i got it from my mom. good genetics ♪ no matter how i try to convince myself ♪ ♪ this time i want lose control♪ >> as far as blood-curdli

vice-president lynn, ferrel, commissioner scott, fraser. lane. expected. we have a quorum. >> action item no. 1. >> action item approval of modifications of the minutes of the meeting setforth below 2013. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? >> second. >> any public comment on this item? >> okay. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed? unanimous. >> item no. 2. >> item 2, discussion item president's report. >> as you can see we have dr. dodd back with us today. i'm happy about that. [ applause ] and in the interest of time we'll move on to item no. 3. >> item 3, discussion item, directors report. >> lisa got pee. directors office. we are very happy to see her today. we have some very good news on the personnel front, our well ness manager is starting on december 9th. her name is now stephanie fisher because she was married last week. she'll be starting december 9th as our wellness manager. we are interviewing the compliance manager and our service manager position closes on monday and we'll start interviews on that as well. we have hired an 18

the kremlin tries to polish russia's image in the world ahead of these first ever to be had in the lynn- in the olympics. >> that was moscow. >> a situation in south sudan deteriorates with rebels claiming control of key oilfields. >> the lynn has not airlifted staff out of the town as fears grow the ethnic violence will spiral out of control. they're preparing for possible further evacuations. view an estimate 1000 people have been killed in the past week and 100,000 forced from their homes. a u.n. general ban ki-moon is excited to ask them to deploy additional peacekeepers. it was strength in the 7000 soldiers and police already on the ground. he vowed to bring those responsible for the violence to justice. here's what he said. >> the world is watching. attacks on civilians in the human peacekeeping were deployed to protect them and must sees immediately. the united nations investigates reports with human rights violations and crimes against humanity. >> those responsible at the senior level will be held personally accountable. they will face consequence. >> thousand surrounded an ele

. >> kate lynn, congratulations on being named to the official delegation.ard to seeing you in sochi -- we look forward to seeing you in sochi. now, let's go over to al. . >> this time of year a lot of people think, hey, let's go to hawaii. it's so beautiful and warm. this is manikau 12,000 feet up. look at this, the observatory, they got about six inches of snow. you are looking north and south:it's really kind of amazing pictures. >> that is very, very cool. all right. ready for a big warm-up. >> here it comes. jet streams this morning up to the north. so much above normal temperatures will be making their way from the south into the northeast. look at how these temperatures will be changing. for today roanoke 12 degrees above normal. 'van fa, 69. friday, 73. not you, savannah, that have a vanna, georgia. >> that's when i started paying attention. >> it's not all about you. 80 degrees in daytona. new orleans, 76. saturday, washington 63. boston will be 48. macon 77. look at what happens on sunday. cincinnati 60. 66 in new york. that's 24 degrees above norm

ray lynn joins us now.ynn, take a look around that street there, the church is located on one of the major shopping streets in new york. what are you seeing around you? >> reporter: that's right. well, it's 5th after. we are here a block away from sacks 5th avenue. and tons of people are going to be there for that midnight mass, but tons of people are still here carrying shopping bags. people are filing in looking at the window and store displays. but to say people are home enjoying christmas night, on 5th avenue they are shopping still. >> i'm curious as to what the pope's message has been during this holiday season? >> well, in true fashion the pope is saying look, let's strip down what people have come to think christmas is. he is saying, look, the world is still in a huge financial crisis. the markets have been very, very tough on people. and the most important people we don't want to forget are the poor. please don't forget the poor this season. and stay out of the darkness, coming into the light in yo

lynn spalding had been missing from her hospital room for weeks by the time she was found. spalding's friends and family are taking issue with the autopsy results. >> 67 days after lynn spalding was found dead, this is what her family has been waiting for. her autopsy report. missing, however, is a key piece of information. when she died. >> the cause of death, if she was out on that stairwell for a couple of hours is very clear. it's neglect on the part of san francisco general and the san francisco sheriff's department. >> the 22 page report says spalding died of an electrolyte imbalance. in other words, she died of severe dehydration. >> she died alone and evidently starved to death or from lack of water on that stairwell. >> report continues by trying to link alcoholism to the dehydration that killed her in the stairwell of building 5. a stairwell that locks from the inside. the report was released this afternoon to news media and not to spalding's two children. family spokesperson questions its timing. >> does the medical examiner think because this report is released

lynn, the city spends close to a billion a year. is it working. >> no, it's not working and now the numbers are up to about 53,000. >> a billion a year on shelters. >> it's a whole lot more of what is invested in housing. what we are concerned about is a misinvestment. not only is it in the interests of homeless folks, but community as a whole. that everyone has a place to live. we as a city figure out how that happened. it's the result of failed policies. the michael bloomberg administration yesterday announced that he's bringing on more - online more affordable housing than before. if we look at who is eligible for the affordable housing, people making $20 - $20,000 a year are not eligible, let alone seniors who are bringing home $7,000 or folks who are long-term unemployed. >> i have to go back to the billion dollar figure. it's astounding that new york spends a billion dollars on shelters. are you saying it's wasted. does it need to be devoted to apartments. ism i wouldn't use the word waste. people need a place to be. particula

a court reversed the conviction of william lynne on thursday.as convicted last year of child endangerment and went to prison. at the time, lynn said he tried to serve god as best as he could. philadelphia's district attorney says he's likely to appeal. >>> for years, it seemed like the vatican would never redeem itself from the child sex abuse scandal, then came pope francis. he's been in charge for fewer than ten months now. already, many catholics see him as a breath of fresh air. unafraid to shake up the church and very different from his pred assessor, benedict xvi. here to talk more is a professor of religion and theology at emery university and ordained minister as well. thank you so much for being here, first of all. we have so many memorable moments, i think, that really when you talk about rattling the catholic church. what moment has impacted you the most? >> well, there's so many. he's had a great year, right? there's two moments that have gone viral when i think of pope francis. the first is when the little boy interrupted his talk,

lynn's family says she was not an alcoholic.s for the hospital, it says new safety measures are in place including daily stairwell checks and new training for security staff. igh school.. aft >>> it was pretty scary. there were two shots by my classroom. then we heard the screaming. and we dove for cover and our teacher locked the door. >> students panted down outside a colorado high school after a class -- patted down outside a colorado high school after a classmate starts shooting and tonight the shooter has been identified always 18-year-old karl halverson. barry peterson says he was after a teacher. >> police say at 12:33 a student entered arapahoe high school carrying a shotgun. the gunman came into the school and immediately asked for the location of a very specific teacher and he named that teacher by name. when the teacher heard that this individual is asking for him, the teacher exited the school immediately. >> reporter: that say police may have confused the gunman and bought time for law enforcement, but shots were fi

but the state dismissed the case after lynn's attorneys only appealed to parents and care givers. predicting crime before they happen, ahead a look at a new technology that is getting police an edge, plus a scary scene in brazil, swimmers attacked by a school of angry fish. interesting people of our time. this sunday. >> we try to be funny in serious stories which is very, very rare. >> he made radio cool with his sense of humor, insight and curiosity. he opened a new window into american life. >> before they know it we're actually able to present something new that they haven't heard about. >> talk to al jazeera with ira glass. many worry that the gains made in education will not stick in the future. aljazeera's jane ferguson takes us to a school in kandahar city that was long considered a success and is now facing closure. >> it's a place offering more than these girls know, a quality education in real tangible skills, a path away from positivity and early marriage and towards university and a career. since 2002, the modern stud has been teaching women languages, like management