tina and her daughter now live in naples. she'd love to seat pope change things for women. >> a voice for women. see more women involved in church. and when it comes to church and in began ral. >> in the hands of the cardinals. it probably isn't the best system. the pope apts cardinals and the cardinals elect the next pope. it's a closed circle. >> we're going to have coverage for you tomorrow. >> still to come here tonight, the best night for to you catch a come yet on the horizon. >> bay area county ready to make those responsible for road rage pay up. >> also here taking a look at cheryl sandburg's bestseller lien lien n what this sm say she shubd focusing in to help other women exel in the work place as she has. >> it's feel gg up here. it's only going to get warmer. i'll have a warm forecast coming up. >>> she's one of the most powerful women in the world in corporate life. cheryl sandberg released a book on how other women can take steps to succeed in the work place. she's on the cover of "time" magazine, a featured gue

the top seed in the spokane region, stanford earned their right to host their first round game at naples pavilion today. tulsa did not back down from the battle. in fact, end of the first, tulsa was making it pretty tough. mariah turner gets the offensei rebound and puts it back in. we're tied at 24 at the half. early second half, stanford getting back on track. sarah james, three pointer is good. stanford up three. and the ladies would extend their lead to 13. shenay drives hard if the lay-in. stanford survives a first half scare. they win, 72-56. >> we're a little anxious, coming out. we knew that the first half. we knew we had to be very aggressive coming out the second. i'm really proud of our team battles. we know we have to play for 40 minutes. i think we played really hard for 20 minutes. i don't know how long we can last playing for 20 minutes in the tournament. but i know our team is hungry and after this we'll be coming out and playing every possession like it's our last. >> let's slide over to the diamonds. giants and angels in cactus league action. giants down 1-0 in the fift

around the triangle around where ocean avenue and then either side of mission on geneva, including the naples green over here. and then where you see a couple of red circles is where planning staff identified a couple of parcels that we mistakenly left out that we're planning to amend in to make the area contiguous. and so we're in the process of meeting with a bunch of the neighborhood groups to discuss this. we had a positive reaction from the excelsior improvement association and next couple of

around the triangle around where ocean avenue and then either side of mission on geneva, including the naples green over here. and then where you see a couple of red circles is where planning staff identified a couple of parcels that we mistakenly left out that we're planning to amend in to make the

diego maradona caused quite a commotion in italy before argentina star was mauled after arriving in naples banks of asian trial hordes of journalists one thousand nine hundred six world cup winner since before it is to clear his name in the case two year old is said to fifty million dollars in unpaid taxes. played for the local side napoli between one thousand nine hundred ninety nine to one hoping misery claimed only two titles. on tuesday former sponsor moscow for head coach michael laudrup bask in his first managerial success outside his native denmark on the city side created by the english league in wales it was also the first ever major trophy for the swans their one hundred one year history beating fourth tier branford in the final of wembley has also won the titles with the likes of eventis barcelona real madrid and i.x. . on wednesday and i spoke he brought me the headlines in siberia of the girls in their early teens were caught on camera. engaged in a mass punch up scuffle broke out during a national schools championship match game ended nine to one to visitors from tatarstan bu

around the triangle around where ocean avenue and then either side of mission on geneva, including the naples green over here. and then where you see a couple of red circles is where planning staff identified a couple of parcels that we mistakenly left out that we're planning to amend in to make the area contiguous. and so we're in the process of meeting with a bunch of the neighborhood groups to discuss this. we had a positive reaction from the excelsior improvement association and next couple of weeks we'll meet with the outer mission association and a couple other groups we're planning to reach out to. our plan is go to the planning commission april 18th for this ordinance. i think that is the overall. i would be glad to answer any questions that you have about it. >> commissioner dooley. >> most nc districts have some limitations that require a cu for businesses to operate after 2:00 a.m., like 2-6. are you planning on incorporating that into yours? >> i was unaware of that until mr. schulman brought that up preparing for this meeting and it's something that i passed onto to the superviso

but i get to drive it tomorrow because doris wants to go to naples. you need a pen? still works. kramer: hey, where's jerry? he's performing at bally's in atlantic city. oh, ok. yeah. i need his shoeshine kit. he always hides it from me. yeah, bally's? yeah, jerry seinfeld's room, please. you know that number? i used to have a problem. well, what do you mean he's not registered? well, s-e-i-n-v... "f". f-e-l-d. uh, f-e-l-d. well, i think you're wrong. all right, you have a lucky day, too. he's not there? no, they never heard of him. this is so nice of you to take us all out to dinner, george. as much as i enjoy all the good-natured ribbing, nothing really makes me happier than spending money on the people i care about. where's jerry? oh, he'll be here. by the way, elaine... thank you for for laying out for the arabian mocha java. george, you didn't have to do this. i'm president of a big company. i can afford to buy you coffee. president? yeah. hey, look, he's back! i got your message so i came straight from atlantic city. kramer called bally's. you weren't registered. well, i ca

lisa stark, abc news, naples, florida. >> and again, lisa wants us to emphasize, they are changing thenstructions. please remember, do not rely on an air bubble, don't call 911, don't hesitate. just get up and out, it could make the difference between life and death. this is one of the tools you use to break a window, and it costs less than $10. >>> coming up next here, do you remember what the king of pop did 30 years ago today that got the world on its feet? ♪ er's disease is exelon patch. now with more treatment options, exelon patch may improve overall function and cognition. your loved one can get a free 30-day trial. and you can have access to nurses. it does not change how the disease progresses. hospitalization, and rarely death, have been reported from wearing more than one patch at a time. the most common side effects are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fall, loss of appetite or weight, application site redness, and urinary tract infection. the likelihood and severity of these side effects may increase as the dose increases or if patients weigh less than 110 pounds. people at ris

its organized crime family so if you take the fifteen percent of somebody you know out of sicily or naples or somebody like this from what i understand these are centers of organized crime isn't there a risk of retribution are we going to find bankers whacked increases employment because then you hire people still if you call them one and so you know there's always a plus and minus they give you an example of what happened in cyprus ok cyprus. is going to take a levy basically take money from deposit holders and exchange or give them bonds backed by the revenue output of their gas my gas my ownership is not a seventy there is because turkey is disputing ownership of it ok turkey versus cyprus turkey has a standing military cyprus doesn't turkey has more geo political power versus cyprus ok it's a good chance as our president and strong standing there going to put through these bonds to that this is soon that cyprus does someone. outmuscle turkey these are gas mines that are not developed there are no standing pipelines to turkey or to create to get to rest has to be built up it has to be b

he was close to four, but today he got >>> let's head to naples pavilion. of famer joe morgan with his daughter ashley in the stands. on senior day and powell gets another one. he had 15 and eight boards and looking forward to that. he lead with 22 hits and he had a career high six assists. harris, a senior enjoying every second. he had 14 points and stanford wins it big if the final game of the season. now to florida and the final round of the honda classic. michael thompson's u.s. open runner up at the olympic club. 50 footer for eagle got it. the co leader to start the day and struggled. bogey putt and 3 over for the day. he ended things in style on 18. from the beach and gets the long roll in three feet of the hole. he was steady all day and will tap in for birdie. one under 69. winning his first pga event by two strokes. nascar subway fifth. after an impressive daytona 500, she unfortunately crashed today after her tire blew. she finished 39th. she is okay though. carl edwards snapped a 70-race win less streak and he wins the subway 500 in the subway c

he was close >>> let's head to naples pavilion.hall of famer joe morgan with his daughter ashley in the stands. on senior day and powell gets another one. he had 15 and eight boards and looking forward to that. he lead with 22 hits and he had a career high six assists. harris, a senior enjoying every second. he had 14 points and stanford wins it big if the final game of the season. now to florida and the final round of the honda classic. michael thompson's u.s. open runner up at the olympic club. 50 footer for eagle got it. the co the co leader to start the day and struggled. bogey putt and 3 over for the day. he ended things in style on 18. from the beach and gets the long roll in three feet of the hole. he was steady all day and will tap in for birdie. one under 69. winning his first pga event by two strokes. nascar subway fifth. after an impressive daytona 500, she unfortunately crashed today after her tire blew. she finished 39th. she is okay though. carl edwards snapped a 70-race win less streak and he wins the subway 500 in t

cardinal lost their last three games at naples pavilion. he had just one departing senior.o flying all around this game. look at that one handed slam. pao scores 15. utah is just three wins in the pac12. then now it's john gauge he made three of his four points. four three pointers. randall finished with four threes. they never let the youth in this game as chase and randall also had a career high six assists. this time randall had his team high 22. harold made six of his -- gabriel. 8-9 in the pac12. they could finish sixth if they beat cal. >>> michigan state played at number four michigan. wolverines the steal it and that's just not right. michigan hangs on. both schools 11-5 in the big 10 conference. >>> when you hear spring training you normally think exhibition baseball. today the a's and rockies played the game of dodge ball. colorado starting pitcher jorge delarosa threw 41 pitches in the 1st inning. bases loaded and he hits chadwick. seismic has a history of weird injuries. then in the seventh. number 70 david fretis takes josh outman to left field over and out. so

lisa stark, abc news, naples, florida. >> good information. front window. down halfway a lot of times. >> that's right. and unbuckle your seat belt. i want to know what the recommendations are for electrical cars. everything runs on electricity these days. >> like they said, 30 seconds, you can probably get it down real fast. >> quickly. seat belt out, down, and then kids in the back scare me. >> get the kids out first. they didn't even try opening the door, just the window. >> just the window. get that tool. >> such a good tool. >>> coming up next, the couple that came out on top on "dancing with the stars." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our >> "the skinny" is n ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> time for "the skinny." let's do it. jumping right in with "dancing with the stars." >> what have you got? >> we have the top and the bottom. so, on the top, kellie pickler and derek hough. this little girl is 16 years old and she's burning up that dance floor. every time she gets on the dance floor, she is well above her years, beyond what anybody

. >>> and the animals at the naples zoo in florida got an early easter treat. eggs are scented or filled with small treats such as raw beef and fruit snacks. >> yum. >> i'll stick with the peeps. >> yeah. try that on a 3-year-old. >> time now for a look at your weather and erika martine of wtnh in new haven, connecticut, is in for ginger this morning. >> thank you so much, rob. so conditions right now in miami looking pretty good. we do have a live shot out there of what's going on in miami. not that bad, current temperatures in the low 60s, a little bit cooler than average, but as we take a look here at our map, we can see that we do have some warmer air sliding on up, so definitely some welcome news. temperatures for the next couple of days we're expecting some upper or low 80s rather for tampa. low 80s for jacksonville. 81 for miami and on monday, orlando seeing 84 degrees. so we also have a thick fog advisory for parts of the country including tennessee and kentucky. i do expect visibility to be as poor as a quarter of a mile, so definitely take some precau

he tweeted march 22nd, just spoke to 850 people at naples town hall about radical islam.ch stays in touch via twitter. this afternoon, he tweeted course on driverless cars starts in 20 minutes. ron paul seems to be settling comfortably into his retirement after 22 years in congress and 400 runs for president. he now writes columns for his website. herman cain is dean of the flesher school of diplomacy at tufts university. >> who is the president of uzbekistan, i will say i don't know. >> without having to do one more minute of homework on the issues of the day, herman cain has launched a radio show. mr. cain figures if rush can do it -- >> welcome back to the new herman cain show. to our new feature of the week, ask the hermanator. questions other than politics, other than government. questions pertaining to business, pertaining to this thing called success and prosperity as well as life itself. now, i will warn you, the questions may not always be exhaustive, i mean, the answers are intended to be more directional because to get into an exhaustive answer with specifics y

here is jose from naples, florida, and kristin from joplin, missouri. >> professor wolff.the last show you mentioned how you were against regulation. i agree with you on the most part that regulation has been a failure. what would be your alternative to regulation? >> without regulation how do we respond to widening economic disparity in our society? >> you said last time you were skeptical about regulation because the regulated found ways to evade, overcome or negate it. >> yes, skepticism is the politest way i know how to say this. i think that we have now learned in our society that regulating big corporations and regulating wealthy folks is an exercise in futility. it'll work for a while, but those folks have the incentive and the resources to work around it, to evade them. >> the hearings last week. jpmorgan -- >> morgan, yeah. >> chase continuing to -- >> stunning. >> take these risks. >> stunning. it's as if the whole meltdown of 2008 and '09 hadn't happened, as if all the risk-taking can continue and all the massaging of the internal rules of the banks can be manip

. >> let's take a call from courtney in naples, florida. >> good evening. grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. my recollection of lindenwald is the following. abandon e, it was an home. it was in disrepair. wild ounds were totally and any evidence of a farm was totally absent, and i guess my question is at what point did this property get improved? my recollection is that a man with some wealth bought property and started to repair it and then the government took it over. could you fill that part of the story in? >> sure. your memory is quite accurate. van buren and van buren's family lost lindenwald after van buren died. they lost it almost immediately. it became a farmhouse and by the 1930's had been run down. they tried to pick a a tea out -- make a tea house out of it. a couple of other things. basically it had never been owned by anybody who had enough money to do anything great for it but also didn't have enough money to ruin it either. jim campbell purchased the house and tried to restore it somewhat and saved it from being a complete ruin and then legi

. >> a call from naples, florida. caller: hi. i grew up in the 1930s and 1940s. my last election of the lennon -- a collection of the wall -- it was an abandoned home. in total disrepair. .he grounds were totally wild and evidence -- and the evidence was totally absent. did the property get improved? a man of wealth about the property and started to repair it and then the government took it over. did you tell that part of the start? caller: -- did you tell that part of the story? basically became a large and ornate farmhouse. gone through several reiterations. they try to make a teahouse out of it. and basically had never been owned again by anyone who had enough money to do anything great for it, but also never had money to ruin it either. the gentleman you mentioned purchased the house and try to restore it. saved itdid, at least it di from complete ruin and then legislation was passed to make it as part of the national park service. yn.next is a call from marylanil >caller: hi there. i'm enjoying your program. i'm wondering what abraham did while angelica was

larry in naples, florida, independents. caller: thanks for taking my call. wondering how secret service thinks the influx of the rapid fire automatic fire weapons with large clips has impacted the secret service in protecting the president. and the example that comes to mind is ronald reagan. hinkley had an old-fashioned revolver that shot just a couple shots is all he could get off. and if he had had a modern gun i suspect that we would have lost the president and perhaps a few secret service agents. so i'm wondering what changes have been made? i don't want to get too specific but that would be interesting to know how modern weanses are impacting our situation. >> weapons are impacting our situation. >> guest: obviously the more lethal the more the threat. the secret service does not keep up to date with the latest firearms. that's another problem. the f.b.i. and even amtrak police use more powerful weapons than what the secret service is using. but threats can come from any direction. it could be terrorists, it could be earmarks closives. it could be a ha

fromt's take a call courtney in naples, florida. >> good evening. i grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. my recollection of lindenwald is the following. number one, it was an abandoned home. it was in disrepair. the grounds were totally wild and any evidence of a farm was totally absent, and i guess my question is at what point did this property get improved? my recollection is that a man with some wealth bought property and started to repair it and then the government took it over. thed you fill that part of story in? >> sure. your memory is quite accurate. van buren and van buren's family lost lindenwald after van buren died. they lost it almost immediately. it became a farmhouse and by the 1930's had been run down. houseried to make a tea out of it. a couple of other things. basically it had never been owned by anybody who had enough money to do anything great for it but also didn't have enough money to ruin it either. jim campbell purchased the house and tried to restore it somewhat and saved it from being thenplete ruin and legislation was passed

come down to naples. afterwards, i'll do the celebrating. >> steve: here is the disconnect. st.i believe you're right there, steve. the tradition in america is powerful because of over 40 million irish americans over here. they like to carry tradition. like the italian. >> brian: i'm half italian and half irish. my irish are more in st. patrick's day. >> it's the more intellectual day. >> steve: what are you going to do for us? >> i'm going to sing written by brendan green called "i love hope." >> steve: here he is. >> thanks, guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the isle of hope is always on your mind ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hunger creeping up on you ? stash a ritz crackerfuls. made with real cheese and whole grain. don't get caught hungry. ritz crackerfuls. [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i

. >> after this show i head straight to naples to sing with the symphony and irish tenors, that's greato what most irish do and enjoy a nice pint and celebrate in a classic irish fashion. >> alisyn: of course. and so your new album is "memories of ireland". you moved here 15 years ago. >> that's right. >> alisyn: this cd composes your memories? >> it does in so many ways, that many fans said this song, this song, this song, this song, this song. >> alisyn: i can imagine. >> on one album. >> alisyn: that's what you've done? >> that's what i've done. and they love simplicity, kathleen-- >> and what are you doing now. >> simplicity, it's about a wonderfulfully little dancing room boy. >> alisyn: thank you. >> happy st. patrick's. >> alisyn: you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ do you know, can you understand just how we feel or have we really tried ♪ ♪ fear not, but stand alone and watch the children play a children's game ♪ ♪ simple child, yet we know he's not the same ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (applause) >> there is the new cd and a lot more here to come. and chris wallace with the budget battle. where the two sides

that's the cardinal of naples and behind him is cardinal walter casper of germany who made it into thiser the wire by five days. >> the old jest voter. >> he's the oldest voter.es jes >> he's the oldest voter.t jest >> he's the oldest voter.jest v >> he's the oldest voter.est vo >> he's the oldest voter.st vot >> he's the oldest voter.t vote >> he's the oldest voter. voter >> he's the oldest voter. >> is there significance to the order that they are taking the vote, george? >> there are three groups of cardinals, lester. the most senior are called cardinal bishops, although all of them are bishops. then the greatest number of cardinals, the residential diocesan bishops are called cardinal priests and they are the titular pastors. we saw last sunday that many of them went out to the parishes to celebrate mass. the cardinals that live in rome are called cardinal deacons. so the oath swearing takes place by order of precedence within those three groups of cardinals. >> so the last cardinal to take the oath will be cardinal harvey from milwaukee who works here. he's the most junior of the c