niles!ically not expecting you. frasier, you remember aunt patrice. of course, aunt patrice, yes. i don't recall really when we met, but... i remember a lot of laughing and dancing. my husband's funeral. yes... of course. well, of course, the laughter was you know to hide our tears. yes. let me take your wrap. we were driving and i thought why, we're just a couple of short ferry rides from frasier's so... we decided to pop over. niles! is this the charming gentleman you were talking patrice, you bloodhound you've treed another one. yes... this is my dad. how do you do? i'm martin crane this iabout?ne moon. how do you do? please. what brings you to seattle? i came to see maris but she's taken to her bed again. s daph to this day, i have no idea how tall she is. niles: yes... i've had patrice all to myself and we've had a great time. well, if you call sitting in your waiting room reading old magazines a great time well, then, yes, we had a laugh riot. now i know where maris gets her sense of h

nile crocodiles. i went in search of crocodiles and show you what it's like to come face-to-face under water with these extraordinary prehistoric creatures. >>> we begin tonight with new revelations in the sandy hook killings that claimed the lives of 20 young students and six brave educators. we should mention that we do as much as we can on this program to honor the lives of those children and those adults and as little as possible to give their killer any kind of attention at all. however tonight there is new information about that young man that has bearing on the story and to some, changes in gun policy now being discussed. with that in mind, authorities under pressure from the families released new documents today showing that the killer had an arsenal, 1600 rounds of ammunition in the home he shared with the mother who became his first victim. he killed her with a .22. they also found two rifles, a hand gun, bebe gun, samurai swords and several other knives. in his room, photos of dead bodies a

you must meet my brother niles. oh, niles. ms. paxton?

niles, you don't even pump your own gas. all right, all right. what's this about getting your affairs in order? this dr. newman dying at such a young age really threw me for a loop. i finally realized that i hadn't made the proper provisions for my own death. here we go. here allow me. thanks. frasier: now, first the pertinent information. i've prepared copies for each of you. the location and numbers of my bank accounts oh my safety deposit keys the number for my attorney... niles, what are you doing? oh, give me that! i loosened it for him. now, the distribution of my personal possessions. this is for family only. no, no, daphne please i'd like you to stay. i'll come to you later. dad, niles, i'd like you to put your names on these stickers and place them on any of the objects that you would like bequeathed to you. i'm not going to start putting my name on your stuff. what if i die tomorrow? you and niles argue over that african mask, for instance. it'll never happen. niles, you can have it. i don't want it. well, don't look at me. i throw a ov

you must meet my brother niles. oh, niles. ms. paxton? centri's an honor to shake your hand. well, to shake anything of yours is an honor. it now... where did you hang my painting? i'm always curious to know how people live with my work. "live with my work"-- i love that phrase. if you would right this way, please. this is the perfect spot for an ideal viewing. i've waited so long for this. i'll just stand back and let you describe your work "elegy in green"... i didn't paint it. well, of course you didn't. you... you cret, you gave birth to it. i didn't do anything to it. i never saw this painting before in my whole life! ated iand you thought i was going to embarrass you. [ kate ] many women may not be absorbing the calcium they take as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the onlium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. your battle with frizz?y calc it's over. frizz-ease from john frieda, stops frizz before it starts. for smooth style t

and as crucial to egypt as the nile itself. the king was not just a political leader but a religious leader too. in the minds of the ancient egyptians, the pharaoh's power and authority as a king stretched far beyond the boundaries of his country-- and into the cosmos itself. after death, he would escape the earthly bounds of his tomb, board a solar boat and sail into immortality. this vision became material in objects and images found in the tombs and temples as a way of pre-ordaining a central idea: after a perilousnd carefully prescribed journey through the night, the king would become one with the sun god re. the king becomes associated with re in particular because of the idea that the sun is born every day out of the womb of the sky, and then comes into the world and goes into the body of the sky at night. and the king in his cycle, in his daily comings and goings, is seen to be like the sun. (narrator) the idea that the pharaoh would be reborn as the sun god re is described in paintings and hieroglyphs in countless royal

oh, thank you, niles but i think i just need a night to myself. change your mind, it should be a hoot. as we speak, i'm wearing oversized polka dot boxers and quick release suspenders. ( growling and yipping ) i see all sorts of things have been going on behind my back! get..! ( doorbell rings ) frasier? yes. you may not remember me. marion lawlor. yes, i remember you. is your dad home? uh, no, but if you come back later you can have the place to yourselves. no, that's not necessary. i had dinner with him the other night and i.t rather abruptly. i just wanted to tell him i'm sorry. would you please give him my best? oh, i think you've already done that. .. lef is this a bad time? you seem upset about something. would you come in for a moment, please? after you met with dad the other night he and i had a little conversation and that was the first time i learned what happened that summer. oh, i'm sorry. well, i guess i'm not the sort of person that can hear news like that and just forget about it. i know you're upset. but if it's any consolation in

niles, listen. do this commercial in half an hour r lice and i can't go through with it. i'm compromising my integrity as a psychiatrist. why do you feel like that? my co-stars are dressed up like an almond and a walnut. now, listen, niles i need your guidance. i don't see a problem. this isn't the selling out of frasier crane? oh, certainly not. you sold out a long time ago. the moment you agreed to do that call-in show, you sold out. e such a purist. granted, i can't do the kind of in-depth analysis one can with a single patient but my show helps thousands of people a day. frasier, you talk about you ar safeguarding your professional dignity but when you went on the air you got out of medicine and into show biz. you're no different from that movie star who let everyone look up her skirt in that film then complained nobody took her seriously as an actress. that has nothing to do with it. have you seen that movie? maris and i rented the video. i don't mind telling you we pushed our beds together tha

black stone, the color of the fertile soil of the nile valley, carried with it associations of resurrection and rebirth, and often referred to eternal life.

commission which all the ripe area and country is along that is the countries along the banks the nile through which the nile flows belong to and that provides a forum for discussion why are we taking this issue more seriously we're not taking the issue seriously because it doesn't affect you and i defer somebody turned off the water to your house within a few hours you would be significantly concerned about it but that doesn't happen ok we have breakdowns in the system we have pipe bursts there fixed even if you live in the southwest of the united states where you know water scarcity is an issue. the utility has a pretty fast to get the supply back to. if they didn't then it would be much more of an issue if you live in a country where the supply is cut off or fails then you very quickly become. you appreciate very quickly that it's a real issue i lived in in a number of sub-saharan african countries with. weak water systems that put it like that and my wife certainly complained. you know as soon as the water supply disappeared imagine looking after small children or. or elderly peopl

the heritage foundation's nile gardiner will be weighing in just ahead.r special report, small business, big ideas. we'll meet one startup finding success helping men find their fashion groove. first time to check out how oil is trading. it is up almost a dollar. $94.68 a barrel. we'll be right back. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who'sived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ tracy: time to make some money with charles payne. he is back this hour and he has a stock from the communications industry. charles, the dow is coming back too. >> the dow is back a little bit. please don't let this another one of these watch the italian bond yields every morning. here we go again. that was scary stuff as the guy said

hall" del bulevar niles, para continuar las busquedas...nca ---en san jose, la policia informo que tomar varias semanas... take vo ....para revisar todo el material pornografico infantil que le fue decomisado al maestro de primaria "nathan forsteel" que fue detenido el miercoles. ---segun las autoridades, forsteel... tenia miles de fotos de niÑos, algunos de hasta 4 aÑos de edad. ---el sospechoso tambien fue puesto bajo observacion psicologica porque aparentement e intent suicidarse ayer jueves con una sobredosis de medicamentos. stop open roll open blanca ---una propuesta republicana podra cambiar drsticamente la dinmica de la inmigracin a este pas. pitch - cesar ---senadores republicanos quieren eliminar las residencias para hijos casados y hermanos de ciudadanos, y darselas a trabajadores con habilidades especiales.. take 2 box ---jaime peluffo en san jos nos trae la reaccin de la comunidad.. jaime.. take pkg :01 - :06 :07 - :12 :35 - :40 :44 :52 :59 - 1:07 1:57 2:06 trt: 2:17 o.c. regreso con ustedes al estudio. intro/jaime peluffo/san

hall" del bulevar niles, para continuar las busquedas...ar ---el sabado pasado una gran tragedia afecto a una familia salvadorena de la peninsula.. pitch - blanca ---y esta tarde la arquidiocesis de san francisco trato de mitigar su dolor ofreciendo una oracion en plena via publica. ---pilar niÑo tiene los detalles... 0:01 0:07 0:42 2:10 topfs pilar fondo de ayuda familia osorio bank of the west "osorio memorial fund" pilar nino blanca ---el fbi pide la ayuda del publico para encontrar a un hombre de oakland que fue liberado de una crcel del condado de contra costa. take vo ---gary fite junior, de 22 aÑos de edad, fue detenido el primero de marzo por presuntamente robar miles de dolares de un banco y aterrorizar a empleados y clientes mientras apuntaba a la cabeza de un cajero con una pistola. ---4 dias despues, fue puesto en libertad. ---las autoridades dicen que el sospechoso es considerado armado y peligroso y podria viajar al ste de la bahia, reno o nevada. cesar ---el ejercito salio en su blanca ---el fbi pide la ayuda del publico para

at niles hall on niles boulevard. garcia has been charged with her kidnapping and killing but for man nine months after he was arrested, he was yet to enter a plea. his next court date is set for april 4th. we'll have more on the case against torres tonight at 6:00. >>> new details tonight about the substitute teacher arrested and charged with having child porn. parents in a south bay school district are getting clarification on exactly where that man taught. nathan worked in the school district from 2009 until february of this year. a letter went home telling parents of his arrest and today a second letter outlines which schools he worked in. he was arrested on wednesday in monterey county where he was teaching p.e. investigators say he had at least 1,000 images of child porn on his computer at home in san jose. the superintendent says they are trying to give parents as much information as they can. >> we want to be clear, it's only for parents to worry unnecessarily. so we're going to clarify which schools he was at

so we said okay and we settled for a nile view room. >> while organizing their coverage of the day'snts nora notices something happening outside their window. she grabs her camera and begins to film a chaotic scene coming into view across the nile river. >> we heard many bombs. and we couldn't see anything. and the bombs were just going and going and going. and then we saw smoke coming out from the other side of the river. >> noras footage shows a massive crowd of protesters engaged in a growing battling with police. >> the people wanted to get across the bridge, across the nile to tahrir square to join the revolutionaries in tahrir square. >> a line of riot police led by two armored vehicles races across to meet the crowd. >> and the riot police and their armored vehicles were determined to push them back. and it literally became a battle for this bridge. >> protesters determined, marched forward on foot. police halt the crowd about halfway across. and the demonstrators begin praying. police spray the crowd with high-powered water cannons. and then drive their vehicles directly into

this is from 1:00 to 5:00 at niles hall on niles boulevard. again, that's in fremont. the man being charged with her killing is yet to enter a plea. his next court date is april 4th. >>> and happening right now the search for a missing scotch valley man is intensifying this morning. 20-year-old matthew abraham is suffering from a head injury. he was last seen at his home on dobe lane wednesday night. bob redell joins us live with the very latest on this search. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. we're here within the past couple of hours the sheriff's office has launched first full day of searching for 20-year-old matt abraham. they might send up aircraft later today to join in with the people and dogs on the ground. we spoke with his mom who is obviously concerned but confident that he will be found some time today. >> he may not answer when they call out. or he could be just all hunkered down in the trees somewhere not wanting to be found because he's scared. it could go either way. >> reporter: karen abraham believes her 20-year-old son, matt, wandered aw

this is 1 to 5 at niles hall on niles boulevard in freemont. bay, our coverage of sierra's anniversary continues. we spoke exclusively with her mother about what she says about her daughter's suspected killer. plus, a paperwork mix up lands a suspected bank robber back on the streets. and we have the news in 30 minutes right here on today in the bay. >>> good morning. it is saturday march 16th, 2013. here is a look at the top stories. pope francis outlines his mission and speaking to reporters this morning the pontiff says he wants the church to focus on serving the poor. nuclear threat, the pentagon announces plans to beef up the nation's missile defense program. >>> a high tech heist, an aus tral yan koeb is $342 million poorer after a gambler pulls off a big scan that sounds like it skam straight out of the movies. that's an amazes story. >> it is. the fact they can pull it off in this day and age. >> all the pipe. >> yes. >> apparently they used the high tech security and their own system was used against them. >> passengers from a standed

a fund-raiser at niles hall in fremont. anton garcia torres has been charged with kidnapping and killing the teenager but her body has not been found. we are set to talk with her mother coming up later in the show. >>> the fate of city college of san francisco is now in the hands of the accreditation panel. today is the day all 14 accreditation deficiencies were supposed to be fixed. not all were but college administrators hope their recent report about how they are going about making those proposed changes will persuade the accrediting commission for junior colleges to try to keep that open. inspectors will now visit ccf earlier next month. the panel has 45 days to make a decision. >>> we have in you video of pope francis at the start of his second full day of the leader of the catholic church. today, the pope addressing the cardinals that elected him at the clementine hall at the vatican. this morning, pope francis unsealing the papal apartment at the vatican. the apartment has been sealed since pope emeritus, benedict xv

. ♪ ( doorbell rings ) oh, niles, what brings you here?ell, i was hoping daphne could take a look at this plant. i bought it for maris but it unaccountably turned against her. i thought daphne was the perfect person to nurse it back to health with her soft, sensual hands and her loving... manner. is she here? she stepped out. i don't know when she'll be back. oh, well i'm off. hey. you can stay. i haven't seen you for awhile. we can visit. well, yes, we could, couldn't we? so how are you? fine. you? fine. pickle? no, thanks. look, niles, if you just came to see daphne you don't have to stay. dad, i can't believe you would say that to your own son. i am deeply insulted. here i wanted to have some time with you but now i'm so upset i'llto leave. oh, hello, dr. crane. staying for dinner? yes, love to. have daphne, i have the fervent hope that you could coax this back to life. it's maris's favorite. what did she do to it? nothing, just loved it. god, do you believe this weather? oh, frasier, what happened to bulldog? who told you? dy told me a

bond rates have gone up in a little bit in southern europe, but not much, nile. i don't see the panic yet. >> i think it's very disturbing when you have the dutch finance minister head of the eurozone group of finance ministers saying this is the role model. that is the clear signal and shape of things to come especially for an economy like spain where already a lot of people are moving their money outside of spain, even outside of the eurozone altogether. so i do think this sets a very, very dangerous precedent for the entire eurozone. >> know the transition will be difficult, but i don't know. jeff kleintop i want to go to you. this whole story, we don't know what will happen tonight and tomorrow morning in cyprus. i hope it will be peaceful. nobody knows. michelle caruso-cabrera laid it out and they have stipulations for cash you can take and cash you can't take, but to me, the broader policy makes a lot of sense and why shouldn't the uninsured depositors have to pay for the bank's prophecy, that's a problem. to me that's a good reform and not a bad reform. it

that is at 3727 and zeroth niles road in fremont. it runs from 1:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.. >> this man, antolin garcia torres is in custody and charged with murdering her. he has been held without bail in santa clara county jail since may. investigators found dna evidence in his car leading him to the murder. they also charged and with attempted to kidnap three women in 2009. >> the fbi is joining the search for an oakland man wanted for robbing a bank in pinole. 22 year-old gary f ite jr. was are rare rested for the crime earlier this month. but as kron 4 slipway the drawl explphilippe djegal es miscommunication between law-enforcement agencies led to his release. >> they stated that there were no other warnings allowed them to hold him. the d. a's office cannot be reached for a comment. they stated that the federal or arrest warrant has been issued with him and he is going to be charged with armed robbery. >> he has some connection is to oakland, antioch, and reno nevada. we're also looking for tips. >> they stated that he should be considered armed and dangerou

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al jazeera in the nile delta. >> the president is due begin a new round of talks in forming a coalition government. he hasn't give up after failing to reach a consensus. he won the majority election but not in the senate. thousands of christians from across the globe have gathered to mark good friday and have come to retrace route it's believed jesus took to his crucifixion years ago. some carried crosses on their pope ers as they -- and francis will recite the story on the last hour of jesus' life in the basilica. later he will go to the coliseum of the stations of the cross. that's a re-enactment of the stops he made on his way to crucifixion. and pope francis has already reated a new easter tradition. >> aa ritual that re-enacts the last supper of jesus christ and the apostles. among them, two girls, a first in the history of the church. one of them is of muslim descent. >> we had one criteria only that the 12 would represent all those in here. so it is normal to have muslims and girls. the chaplain told us they are usually involved in all events. >> it was behind this gate that pope

on the nile river. this has rarely been navigated.t of the scenery is exactly how it would have been hundreds of years ago. it is also the home of one of africa's largest animal migrations. antelope across the landscape in hundreds of thousands. cut off from the world from war for years, it is basically untouched and makes people want to visit. >> you wonder what it was like in south africa 70 years ago before major development took place. you can fly for a couple of hours in south sudan and you will munsey a road or a hut or even livestock, many of the parks still are not accessible to tourists. importantmain wildlife habitats and are easy to reach by car from the capital. there are not many tourists right now or any large scale tour operations, there are small companies trying to set up but the report difficulties getting the required government paperwork. we have almost 1 million pounds an hour account but it is not clear and the one you to give them a list and when your done, you are asked for another lift them up all camping equi

he takes boat trips along the nile. he told us he can wait all day for a single customer that never comes. he feels the world has got it wrong about egypt, but he also knows every time there are more reports of violence here, money will be even harder to come by for him. bbc news, luxor. >> egypt's tourism crisis there. as cardinals prepare to elect the next pope, nowhere is the decision being more closely watched than brazil. they have the largest catholic community in the world. the church there is coming under pressure. they are looking for a leader to inspire new -- a new generation of believers. >> the faithful. the second largest basilica in the world. just a few hours drive -- a few hours' drive from rio de janeiro. the catholic church is still one of brazil's most powerful social and political institutions. to before leaving for rome participate in the conclave to elect the next pope, the cardinal acknowledged the church needed to modernize. >> the catholics are the major church. we have to adopt thoughtful eyes

. >> if found guilty, both teen e teenagers would likely be held inoff nile jail until they turn 21, then released. >> more outrage and protest in india after another high-profile rape, a swiss tourist the victim. police say the woman and her husband were on a bicycle trip in northern india when they stopped to camp in a forest. both were beaten, she was gang raped. at last report six men were being questioned. both victims have been released from the hospital. in december, huge protests erupted across india when a woman was so brutally raped on a city bus in new delhi, she died from the injuries. >> fire investigators say a two-alarm warehouse fire in san jose may have been deliberately set. the fire broke out in the willow glen neighborhood. a neighbor first reported the fair at the western roofing supply building near lincoln avenue. >> there were no injuries. there were no residents inside at the time. it was an unoccupied building and no firefighters were injured. >> the fire spread from a shed to the main building. "the mercury news" is reporting a woman may have been living in

the fremont fund-raiser is planned for 1:00 at niles hall in fremont. >>> also in the east bay, sheriffs deputies are looking for a gunman in a deadly shooting near hayward. the shooting happened after midnight in a residential neighborhood near the intersection of princeton street and sunset boulevard, across from a high school. the victim was a man in his late 20s. investigators told nbc bay area news that they have not identified the man and are urging anyone with information on the gunman to call the alameda county sheriff's department. >>> chp officers are investigating a hit and run in hayward that happened a few blocks from this morning's deadly shooting it happened near the corner of vallejo and sunset boulevard. a driver crashed into a parked car and fled the scene. there were conflicting reports about what happened next, but some say a child was in one of the cars and was injured. we'll have more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> a man is under arrest after allegedly robbing a walmart and leading police on a chase through american canyon. police were called to th

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he takes boat trips along the nile. he told us he can wait all day for a single customer that never comes. he feels the world has got it wrong about egypt, but he also knows every time there are more reports of violence here, money will be even harder to come by for him. bbc news, luxor. >> egypt's tourism crisis there. as cardinals prepare to elect the next pope nowhere is the decision being more closely watched than brazil. they have the largest catholic community in the world. the church there is coming under pressure. they are looking for a leader to inspire new -- a new generation of believers. >> the faithful. the second largest basilica in the world. just a few hours drive -- a few hours' drive from rio de janeiro. the catholic church is still one of brazil's most powerful social and political institutions. but before leaving for rome to participate in the conclave to elect the next pope, the cardinal acknowledged the church needed to modernize. >> the catholics are the major church. we have to adopt thoughtful e

that area is prone to west nile virus, thank you very much. >>> mr. brooks? >> good afternoon commissioners aaron brooks with the san francisco green party and local grass rots organization in our constituent and first of all, i'm pleased to hear about something i didn't know about which, is that the president is the founder of the prop 65 text. it. >> is it didn't get to the legislature and so tom haden and i had to go to the voters because i couldn't get a second anywhere in the legislation. >>> that is a big deal. >> so i would concur with the frustration around the denialers, it's really out rages and i think that we do have a new staff now, it seems to be more proactive but, i would say really, you know crack down on progresses and report make sure that if we are still not getting fast enough action six months from now that we start crack the whip on this prompt because it cannot continue the way it is. and i know that i have seen a lot of stuff in the record we report we had today about building a huge pipeline and shuttle waste water across the settle

least five killed meanwhile we have violence here in the capital as well just off the square by the nilehas been intermittent street battles between anti-government protesters and police although the opposition is not cohesive there are definitely similar grievances being expressed across the country that there's been no change since the revolution in the end she doesn't eleven a feeling that president obama knows he is making very unpopular decisions such as backing this four point eight billion dollar i.m.f. loan which will see subsidies cuts and tax hikes in addition people are saying that the can the constitution was drafted by islamist dominated constituent assembly so people really here are feeling that nothing has changed and there are many problems in the country which means that is very likely as is the violence is likely to continue in the next few weeks. a decades long ceasefire between north and south korea could cease to exist as washington prepares tougher sanctions for pyongyang the country promises to hit back hard we find out why this time china is blocking washington ov

remaining defendants in this port side football massacre we've also seen violence in months or of the niledelta city after a young man was run over by a police vehicle during demonstrations that continues here in cairo there's been quite restive here as well the police forces in the early hours of yesterday morning attempted to clear a square and open it up to traffic this and get protesters who clashed with police on the cornish and close the square behind me including erecting further tents this is of course is happening in the background of the visit from the u.s. secretary of state and his first meeting on something they protesters gathered in front of the foreign ministry burning effigies of john kerry saying he was going to be supporting the muslim brotherhood and pursuing the american interests opposition figures including having to but he said mohamed el baradei failed to attend a key meeting with john kerry with hamdeen sabbahi saying that he wouldn't have dialogue with a few secretary of state whilst the us was pushing interest as john kerry left yesterday evening ultras the hard

daily basis and a lot of skirmishes even here in the capital by to her square on the banks of the nile we're seeing a daily fights between a youth and the government protesters and security forces the president is fighting many different programs at the same time in addition the parliamentary elections have been suspended after the admission of courts said there was a problem with the electoral law putting the future of the political costing it in doubt this economic problem said major economic problems the president is trying to secure an unpopular four point eight billion dollar loan from the i.m.f. which could see subsidies cuts and tax hikes that people have been protesting against of course you've got a situation in poor saeed's and here the capital over there is very contentious verdict in the port side football trial which saw several people die in the last few weeks so what we're seeing really is continual protests continual antigovernment sentiments and with not any solutions on the horizon. the caving of a black teenager by new york police has sparked a seventh night of on gr

and at least five meanwhile we have violence here in the capital as well just off the square by the nile has been intermittent street battles between anti-government protesters and police although the opposition is not cohesive there are definitely similar grievances being expressed across the country that there's been no change since the revolution in the eleven a feeling that president obama is making very unpopular decisions such as backing this four point eight billion dollar i.m.f. loan which will see subsidies cuts and tax hikes in addition people are saying that the constitution was drafted by islamist dominated constituent assembly so people really have a feeling that nothing has changed and there are many problems in the country which means there is very likely this is the violence is likely to continue in the next few weeks. you what you want to live in moscow coming up later in the program don't sing all the edge about a star of the most demanded a shocking acid attack on the bolshoi it's a chief which left him almost blind and barely fans speechless we've got all the details