turns out a lot of people think kevin o'connor has a right to his beliefs. listen. >> that's their opinion. like i said, you can't take that away from them for what they want to do. what this act does. >> but the critics didn't just fade away some are louder than ever. an indiana high school basketball coach tweeted, quoting here, who's going to walkerton indiana to burn down memories pizza with me? she's been suspended and is being investigated. indiana state senator jim arnold said quoting, i hope they enjoy eating their pizza because i don't think anyone else is going to. the senator would be mistaken. the o'connors are getting support from gay and straight people across the country and in their hometown. listen. >> these are folks that go to bat for anybody in this community. anybody that needed a handout, that's needed volunteers that's needed money they've been there. >> and it looks like they will continue to be there. megyn. >> wow. trace, thank you. joining me now, dana loesch, the person who kicked off this fundraiser for the pizzeria. she just spo

and the o'connors are gris for the meal.e position we won't serve gays at the pizzeria? >> that would have taken the religious aspect and the safe harbor of it. so that would have been a problem, but to your point and to everyone's point, the message is going to get lost because as you said, this woman is a target, a magnet, for this response, death threats having to close her shop? no it should teach us we're human beings should be able to talks, debate, exchange ideas and if i'm wrong or i can be moved, move me. but to threaten and chase her out of town? neil: media had a field day business have had a field day, and i see a far greater indication to protect the certain class's rights but to ignore those who have religious convictions. >> crystal o'connor proved the point in your interview with her. she demonstrated she doesn't want to discriminate against anybody, and service anybody in her business. neil: she never boycotted any wedding. the question was why draw the line there? as if there was prior behavior it was just

[ laughter ] after o'connor's comment, memories pizza began receiving scathing yelp reviews and onlineng one to "burn the place to the ground." in other words, people stood up for tolerance by threatening violence against someone who didn't share their views, the opposite of tolerance. [ laughter ] so -- and i don't mean this in a gay way, there were dicks on both sides. [ laughter ] also remember -- [ cheers and applause ] remember and this goes for everyone out there. when you leave a negative yelp review, you're really leaving a negative review about yourself. we can all see it for what it really is, a cry for yelp. [ laughter ] so the o'connors got nervous and closed the place down. that's when a blogger from "the blaze", which is a conservative web site and not what i thought it was, a drag queen supply store. [ laughter ] every month is baller month, at the blaze. "the blaze" decided to start a go fund me campaign which raised over $842,000 for memories pizza. $842,000. put that in irish pizza terms, that's a whole lot of pepperoni. [ laughter ] seriously, this is the kind of cau

o'connor we'll start with you. >> just anger. bitterness. it's something i never expected or imagined when the comments were made. unimaginable to me. >> i read crystal that in fact on the other side of that that people have been sending you guys donations. that true too? >> yes, it is. >> pretty significant amount, $140,000 so far? >> reached more than that. >> i think it's more than that now, sean. >> why do you feel that you need to shut down your business? i mean, is it that intense? i mean look if you google my name or look on social media sites, a lot of horrible things are said there. i just don't read them. i'm smart enough not to read it. i know you're not in the public eye. it may be new to you, but what about those people that really like your pizza? like your moral stand? agree with you in terms of your faith? what about those people? would you not want to stay open for them? >> we shut down because we had no way to differentiate whether we were getting real orders or fake orders. and the phone just never quit ringing. it rang fr

. >> o'connor says she supports the indiana governor and the religious freedom restoration act. it is not about discrimination. it is helping people who have a religious belief. since this story hit the o'connors have received multiple threats and temporarily closed their business. meanwhile, other wedding day challenges. >> here is morgan coming back from showing grammy her wedding dress. gabby don't let tess out! gabby, don't let tess out! >> oh my god! >> i am italian. no one loves pizza more than me. >> i have never been to a wedding where pizza was the on tray. >> italian isis for dessert. >> i like the way she said -- if a gay couple were to come in here -- she said it so hypothetically. they shouldn't be getting threats. they should serve gay weddings. they should do it, but it shouldn't be violent. italians, they have -- there is no gay cuisine. it would be harder to order homophobic. >> you would say no because it would tear your [bleep] apart. >> why? why? >> they liked it in the booth. >> oh boy. >> should a business be allowed to say they don't want to serve someone

crystal o'connor of memory's pizza says her family would serve a gay couple or a nonchristian couplet its restaurant in walkerton, indiana, about 20 miles southwest of south bend in northern indiana. but o'connor tells wbnd that the restaurant would say no if a gay couple asked it to provide pizzas for their wedding. o'connor says this reflects the business. >> first thing i thought is this has to be an april fools' joke because there's no way a gay couple would be ordering pizza for their wedding. >> much more sophisticated than to have pizza. i thought the same thing, actually. >> but for governor pence getting out there yesterday and saying this bill is about not allowing discrimination for -- and then the next day you have this business owner that is actually excited to use this rfra legislation specifically as a license to discriminate. something is definitely wrong with this law. this is a law that republicans have opposed because it is too broad. it's also redundant and it's the very definition of these special rights that just a few years ago republicans on the far right were

we told you that o'connor hospital and saint louise hospital are making cuts.t to be clear both are cutting their pediatric services but only saint louise is cutting labor and delivery department. >>> up next, jeff ranieri with our micro climate forecast. jeff? >> hey, guys, it's been windy throughout the bay area and it looks like that wind will be staying with us tonight. we're seeing some of the highest gusts right now in the south bay up to 25 miles per hour. and the thing that we did help to do is clear out any potential fog throughout the bay area. clear skies, east bay in san francisco and still a beautiful shot in the north bay. brought you this in the 5:00 show. i couldn't help to show it to you in belvidere. wind out of the west and brilliant blue sky and limited visibility. tomorrow morning, we have breezy conditions. 10 to 20 miles per hour winds in the north. that will make our temperatures feel colder. you want to be prepared for that up in the north bay. 38 degrees could feel like 34 or 35 in the morning. want to take the jacket. also clear skies

aderan, justice o'connor's opinion for the court officially applies strict scrutiny. but she was at pains to dispel the notion strict scrutiny is strict in theory and fatal in fact. so she says, strict scrutiny is not strict in theory but fatal in fact. she said the unhappy persistence of both practice and lingering effects of racial discrimination against minority groups in this country is an unfortunate reality and government is not disqualified from acting in response to it. thus she behave notice that some affirmative action programs might survive strict scrutiny not to be fatal in fact. so she ratchets it downward slightly. what is the best, oh, justice o'connor's words vindicated, were vindicated in her opinion in broder versus bollinger upholding university of michigan law school's affirmative action. she sate strict scrutiny is not strict in theory but fatal in fact. all governmental uses of race are subject to strict scrutiny. not all have invalidated by it. her opinion spoke to the law school's educational judgment and deferring to the university's academic

. >> o'connor a room is not available there is a meter to stop after one hundred and 20 days or whatever there is no more room to rent it technology is available not necessarily worked on by the platform itself but the accounting mechanism built online reservations and commissioner richards. >> i think commissioner hillis point resonates around one airbnb for the first one hundred and 20 days other rental worries me we have look at of enforcement we can psychiatries. >> commissioners shall i call the question open recommendation 11 to not require platforms to report quarterly. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no commissioner richards marry no commissioner wu no and commissioner president fong that motion will be forwarded a recommendation of a vote 4 to 5 commissioner johnck's r /*. >> recommendation number 12 is to do not remove the owner the residential owner in which the tourist or trinity use is to occur for the supervisor campos ordinance going back to the previous recommendation we added owners or residents that live within one hu

now that another day has passed without a signed a 70 your o'connor solvent sullivan. kron 4 phillipe djegal is live in cupertino. >> reporter: after an exhaustive search today and which included help for more than 150 volunteers still no sign a 70 your o'connor sullivan and that's taking a toll on his parents. it >>: my concern is that he is not a cupertino i am just afraid that somehow he is somewhere else outside of where we were searching i am hoping he is a state near halt i just want my baby home >> reporter: the all the santa clara county police officer says paul play does not appear to have been put at played a role in kinder sullivan this appearance it is still alarming to his friend's family and track coaches at months of this the high school who have not seen him since he showed up for his first class on monday. the shares office of volunteers with cupertino community emergency response team continue looking for the missing teen with no results of boyle's parents say was a good spirits when they saw him last. >>: kinder if you could hear this message you are

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justice o'connor's opinion, officially applied strict scrutiny. but she was at pains to dispel the notion that strict in theory and fail in fact. she's a strict scrutiny is not strict in theory but frail in fact. she says the unhappy of persistence of the lingering effects of racial discrimination against minority groups is an is no reality and government is not disqualified from your buns to it. -- in response to it. she rested since -- ratchets it downwards. she indicated that her words were vindicated. she reiterated that strict scrutiny is not strict in theory and frail in fact. she added, although all of her mental subject to scrutiny not all are invalidated by it. justice o'connor's opinion improved upon chief justice rehnquist, and kennedy, scalia, and thomas to protest that the court abandoned strict scrutiny. when it comes to affirmative action, they won its scrutiny to be automatically fatal in fact arguably, the court was squeezing at -- squeezing out. fisher, the most recent affirmative action decision, is at pains to make clear that e

and it was a friend of cardinal o'connor. >> a close friend of cardinal o'connor. >> was he one of theseguys that wrote about whittaker chambers? he really wanted to become one. so was there, think he used afraid crypto catholicism with neuhaus. they were satisfied and i was always drawn to it and what was he drawn to? >> he argued yes and he points to an almost observed the way of this memory hate had up as child as the spooner boys who were catholic and as a little boy that strikes me of an idealization. >> that has and are you kidding moment creates. >> aconda was for me but i think he is formed by an ecclesial lutheranism that argued lutheranism was a reform movement internal to the universal church. by the late 80s neuhaus had come to the conclusion that this account of lutheranism was a severe minority with american lutheranism itself which really was basically a branch. >> how many lutherans are there in america? >> i don't really know myself how many there are currently. there might be someone in the crowd who would know. there we go. eight or 9 million. that's a theological elem

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kevin o'connor, mind you, stands by his comments because that's the way he was raised. but for a place called memories miss u pizza, this memory isn't a fond one. megyn. >> brit, let's pick up there on the question of which side is being intolerant in this. i'm sure there are a lot of folks who support the gay rights movement say it's the pizza owner and he is reaping what he sowed. >> it's absurd to think anybody's going to have pizza at their wedding. >> what self-respecting gay couple would have pizza -- bernard i'll get bernard on that. >> absolutely not. >> go ahead, brit. >> beyond that this does illustrate the force of this movement and the political power of this movement that this much of a backlash could be stirred against this guy and his pizzeria most americans and perhaps indianans have never heard of. this achieves something like one of the things it's always hoped for is something like the consensus consensus, or hopes it has something like the consensus achieved by the civil rights movement where being a racist has become and long been one of the worst t

to hear these indiana protesters tell it, crystal o'connor is a bigoted bedbug.hey wanted to shut her pizza shop down. crystal draws the line at catering a wedding for gays. on religious grounds. a lot of you have been phoning by the thousands saying crystal should stand her ground. keep those emails coming. we still want to hear from you. email at cavuto at foxbusiness.com. join the conversation at facebook.com/teamcavuto. (?) i'll read the responses at the end of the show. some of you have not been putting nice words in those texts. here's what i can tell you right now. crystal o'connor, a lot of you not only supporting her but lending your support. more than 600000 dollars' worth of support pouring from average americans help the small business get back to business. cary, what do you make of the financial response? >> well it speaks to the fact that a lot of americans are really upset about how she's been treated. you know i support gay marriage. in that sense she's a public establishment. she should have to serve the public. if that's what she says. there's v

one of co-owners of memories pizza, kevin o'connor joining us. kevin, thank you for coming in, i appreciate it. a lot has to do with interview with another co-owner of your shop essentially she said you would not cater to a wedding after gay couple but have you ever catered a wedding before? >> no. we haven't. that would be my daughter. we never catered to anything. david: so was kind after moot point in terms of what happens in reality but have you ever refused service to a gay person? >> i wouldn't know if they were gay or not because, we just serve whoever comes in. david: so, you don't have any particular animus against that but it was particularly a wedding ceremony among two gay people you would have problems with because it doesn't accord with your religious beliefs? >> that's right. we wouldn't condone it. we couldn't condone it. david: tell us exactly what the reactions were by people online or in telephone calls or whoever they responded to what your daughter said? >> it got pretty vicious. it got to the point where i wouldn't even look

but we took a course and read stories by o'connor and i said i'm a double major, history and english.r year i launched a career of writing and here i am. i loved the idea of allowing one person to grow and discover what he or she can do in life. >> brown: what other writers turned you on besides flannery o'connor. >> hemingway. shortly thereafter when i started to write myself, it was the whole wave of the absurdist play writes and john barth and robert coover, people who had a large canvass and sensibility and highly literate. i love that sort of stuff and still do. >> brown: you're a fairly prolific novelist. >> i'm still extremely young as you can see. this is my 25th book. >> brown: yeah. so i figure i'll write another 25 more and we'll see what happens after that. this one, "the harder they come." t.c. boyle, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. thanks, jeffery. it was a lot of fun. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: new jersey senator bob menendez was indicted on federal corruption charges. a source familiar with his plans told the newshour he will step down as ra

. >> no one from distancing gates so this is o'connor's school right so that wind had one of those doggy hats this one in particular this one right here used to be a restaurant across the street okay that restaurant over there and that wind blew the heads off yeah. i got this call the doggy had fallen and so they said you need to come and you need to get it to off the street and do something with it thanks to the neighborhood you guys radical and said we should save the head the can you go i didn't head that responsibility was given to us at the department of public works and at a time the head of our department was our mayor and our mayor and he make sure that we got the money and everything we needed to get the doggy head fixed and back to this new location so how about a big hand for the mayor for his leadership (clapping.) the other thing he did was the day the head came back in 2005 was valentine's day isn't that special. >> yeah. i didn't. >> i'm sure you're getting ready for valentine's day coming up. >> yeah. >> without further ado i'm going to introduce the mayor he'll tell you

bader ginsburg, and sonia sotomayor were on hand for an event honoring retired justice sandra day o'connor>>> on this day 150 years ago, the nation endured one of its darkest moments -- the death of president abraham lincoln. hundreds gathered for a vigil outside ford's theater in washington, d.c., where president lincoln was shot and outside the former boardinghouse across the street where he later died in the final days of the civil war. >>> when we come back, team loyalty and a player that was never turned away. >>> finally tonight, in this era of big league, multimillion dollar deals for athletes, the san diego padres may have made one of the best deals in baseball. doesn't get a lot of attention, but the value, priceless. here's nbc's joe fryer. >>> let's go! >> reporter: even on grainy vhs footage, you can see what the san diego padres saw in pitcher matt lachappa. a sizzling fastball and wicked curve. >> he had a lot of talent. he was a great pitcher. he could have gone a long ways, in my opinion. >> reporter: priscilla oppenheimer oversaw minor league operations when the team signe

. >> again, there are planned cuts at o'connor hospital in san jose as well. including the pediatric department and the neat owe nate al intensive care unit. coming up at 6:00 the cuts and the plans to save the hospitals altogether. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> that's big news for a lot of south bay families. new video of protesters taking over san francisco's si city hall. >> lloyd and active as you can -- loud and active as you can see. black lives matter. the rallying cry. it's across the bay area and across the country. let's look at a bird's eye view. this is a planned march against police brutality. below, you see protesters marching through the streets of san francisco. this is market street right now. they're walking slowly down market. obviously tying up rush hour traffic and traffic heading to the giants game this evening. nbc bay area's mark matthew is at city hall and what's the plan here? how long will the protests last. >> i wish i could tell you that. they're marching west on market street. i started covering this at noon today when the r

he starts work next month at posen o'connor in that firm's governmental affairs department. kane released a statement that says it's been a pleasure to have someone of blake's caliber being serving the commonwealth as chief of staff at oag. i congratulate him and wish him well. >>> it's been struggling financially for years. now camden county government plans to buy campbell steel for $3.5 million. the stadium has been home to the camden riversharks minor league team since 2001. the bank that holds the main loan had sued to recover money owed for construction cottss. >>> christians around the world and here at home are marking good friday. five churches and seven pastors came together. good friday services for all fife churches were held at solid rock baptist church in south philadelphia. the same concept has been happening here for the past decade. >>> in delaware christians took part in the traditional stations of the cross. the bishop of wilmington led the service at the queen of the apostles chapel. the rainy weather brought people inside. >>> members of the jewish faith

o'connor hospital in san jose. the san francisco business times says 280 jobs are being lost out of 7,000 employees. the charity also said it is still searching for a new buyer after a previous deal fell through. >>> a blue ribbon commission held its first meeting on marijuana policy in los angeles today. it was led by lieutenant governor. he supports the recreational use of marijuana, but says limits are needed. >> i don't want to see big tobacco become big marijuana. i don't want to see every single street corner store turning to a medical dispensary. i don't want to walk down the streets or walk to the playground with my kids and smell it. >> this is the first of three forearms with today's focus on public safety. future forms will consider regulation and taxes along with the children's health and safety. newsome says it is likely voters will see a ballot measure on this issue next year . >>> so it's still a year away but already the excitement is growing for super bowl 50 at levi stadium. and today in san franc

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. >> pam moore: the search for missing teenager continues at this hour in cupertino 17 your o'connor sullom was reported still missing on monday his friends a share of deputies and family farmers have been looking for him ever since >> reporter: the strike them here in the parking lot of much of this the high school you concede this is the command post where people are joining the search teams police under people right now that i have seen right now are fanning out of the community and looking for conner sullivan. we look to some video from earlier in the day. the first english of the flyer that is being bolstered policy that strip malls in their nearby parks near stevens creek county park near the reservoir, so the wind was last seen at 7:00 a.m. the left for school he attended one class at months of this the monday morning and did not attend the rest of the class's he did not show up the track at practice which of the this is used this is very unusual. his mother and father addressing the media is making an appeal for help making an appeal for conner to come on let's listen to what

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john o'connor said the first place they'll be looking is close to home. >> you're looking for somebodyrn as blind eye, somebody who opens the doors, in fact literally opens doors, somebody who gives information about the alarm system. somebody who gives the layout of the building. >> somebody on the inside. >> someone with intimate knowledge of the vault. installed in 1949 -- >> they now headed to the strong room available to every jeweler merchant in the district. >> burglarproof until last weekend and o'connor said it won't be just the police hunting town the bandits it's a very secretive industry down there, so this is a smack in the eye to the security and the safety and the confidentiality of hatton garden in my view because a lot of secrets are going to have to be shared. >> now we get the very latest from scott lachbd yard. they have begun a slow and painstaking process of forensic examination photographing the scene and collecting evidence. they say that process should take two days. further they believe that between 60 and 70 boxes were broken into during the burg rary. norah?

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