if o'malley doesn't fire him, it's on o'malley? don't you agree? >> i agree. that is fair.y said he was a hands-on administrator and now the people, folks indicted for racketeering, which carries a life sentence. money laundering. >> 13 indictments. inside a prison. this is going on for years. the fact he hasn't been tried on attempted murder after four years, that is incredible. the corruption in the baltimore detention center, beyond any doubt, the accountability kicks in. we will do it. you and i will have to do it. >> goch,cha. if it wasn't for boston this would have been a huge story. we were distracted rightfully by the marathon massacre. >> bill: okay. when we come back from washington, is the national media trying to humanize the younger boston bombing suspect. we show you a vicious fight between a stunt and teacher. very disturbing. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is different now. you don't even have to bid. master hahn taught you all that? oh, a

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amen. >> that's cardinal sean o'malley who gave a great sermon i guess on the sermon on the mount.christian thinking and belief system, is the sermon on the mount, humility and justice and of course, compassion. alex wagner has a sense of the place, i think from probably all the people waiting in line who didn't get in. alex, what can you tell us about the scene outside the cathedral of the holy cross? >> it was, when i got here, chris, the line -- the doors, it was capacity inside the church, there was at least a quarter-mile-long line of people waiting to get in. the streets are still packed, the sidewalks are full with people, people want to be part of this moment. people with signs, people taking pictures, the streets themselves are relatively quiet. but the community has very much come together in this moment, quite literally and physically. mayor flint is right there with you. let him get to the mike, if you can, alex. have you been able to hear the various sermons, if you will? >> chris, yeah, i'm always impressed with hearing the prayer of st. francis. it's one that i heard

but, you know, wishing they would go away, doesn't make them go away. >> reporter: governor o'malley said the feds gave them no timetable for the investigation. and he said he told his secretary of public safety to give investigators whatever they needed. >> and it requires a very vigilant, internal affairs division that is constantly going after and looking for integrity lapses and corruption, wherever and whenever it happens. >> reporter: tavon white. and one of the correctional officers he is accused of impregnating, told a federal judge yesterday, they're not guilty of any crimes. reporting from annapolis, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> the correctional officer is indicted in this case are suspended without pay. >>> well, no jail time for a baltimore county councilman, caught drinking and driving. todd huff was pulled over in february by county police. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. today, a judge sentenced huff to two years' supervised probation, with one year suspended. councilman huff will have an alcohol restriction on his license for two years. he

at a news conference, governor o'malley home called public safety secretary gary maynard one of the best in the nation. >> there will be more corrections officers as well as citizens because they can see we can be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem, but until now it seemed we were incapable. >> now o'malley first learned about it last spring and maynard moved last week because they were concerned about doing anything that would undermine the investigation. >>> a chief criticized the department saying it is ill equipped to handle big fierls. jonathan hart said the county does not have enough staff to ensure firefighter safety. he said that was evident in the fire that killed volunteer firefighter mark falkenhan two years ago and may be at fault for the injuries to gene kirchner. he said more staff is necessary for such a large and diverse county. the county disagrees. instead, it has plenty of qualified people to manage the larger fires. >> that's the person that should be there at the bang of the incident when things are very dangerous, when things are happening very

to governor patrick, mayor menino, cardinal o'malley and all the faith leaders who are here, governors romney, swift, weld and dukakis, members of congress and most of all the people of boston and the families who have lost a piece of your heart, we thank you more your leadership. we thank you for your courage. we thank you for your grace. i'm here today on behalf of the american people with a simple message: every one of us has been touched by this attack on your beloved city. of every one of us stands with you. because, after all, it's our beloved city too. boston may be your hometown, but we claim it too. it's one of america's iconic cities. it's one of the world's great cities. and one of the reasonseans the d knows boston so well is that boston opens its heart to the world. over successive generations you've welcomed again and again new arrivals to our shores. immigrants who constantly reinvigorated this city and this commonwealth and our nation. every fall you welcome students from all across america and all across the globe, and every spring you graduate them back into the world

. >> nancy o'malley says her office was the first in the country to use d.a. investigators.he says six of the 13 investigators are former o.p.d. >> the people who retire from the police department and come to work in the d.a.'s office in my office are the best of the best. they have that eye, that investigative eye and that investigative expertise. >> reporter: o'malley says those investigators are only vatherring information for the prosecutor. >> i have complete faith in the fact that it is not an investigator who is making determinations or

nancy o'malley has been a prosecutor for 27 years. she says they are several time -- times that authorities are on high alert. o'malley's supervisor 65 deputy d.a.s and they are on high alert. >> we have had threats sent to them. >> reporter: cases involving gang members are among the most dangerous. hammer says he an his prosecution team received threats while trying to fatal dog mauling of diane wiffel. robert noel had ties to a pelican bay inmate. >> we had possible risk locations in terms of people knowing where we're going every single day at the same time. >> reporter: defendants often take convictions personally and may try to get even. >> the system doesn't stop if one prosecutor is attacked another prosecutor will step in. >> reporter: the system is always bigger than any one individual or any one group or any one gang. >> reporter: d.a. o'malley says the heightened security has worked and so far no prosecutor here has been harmed as a result of a threat. reporting live, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now. th

one of them i guess would be martin o'malley, governor of maryland. >> if she really will occupy the field this time, i think, if she chooses to run, and nothing bad happens in the campaign -- >> what she is doing is freezing out anyone else, o'malley, cuomo in new york. i think she does not have to do any of that. mcauliffer is the campaign in virginia is the surrogate. if you want to begin on the ground floor of hillary, you join the mcauliffe campaign and give your money now. >> thank you. see you next week. >>> from washington, the "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. "the mclaughlin group" is brought to you by siemens. across the country, we're we're building them to last. siemens, answers. one. mutual assured provocation. >> the bottom line is very simply that what kim jong-un has been choosing to do is provocative, it is dangerous, reckless, and the united states will not accept the dprk as a nuclear state. >> north korea detonated a small nuclear bomb seven weeks ago. this has escalated the ongo

nancy o'malley has been a prosecutor for 27 years. she says they are several time -- times that authorities are on high alert. o'malley's supervisor 65 deputy d.a.s and they are on high alert. >> we have had threats sent to them. >> reporter: cases involving gang members are among the most dangerous. hammer says he an his prosecution team received threats while trying to fatal dog mauling of diane wiffel. robert noel had ties to a pelican bay inmate. >> we had possible risk locations in terms of people knowing where we're going every single day at the same time. >> reporter: defendants often take convictions personally and may try to get even. >> the system doesn't stop if one prosecutor is attacked another prosecutor will step in. >> reporter: the system is always bigger than any one individual or any one group or any one gang. >> reporter: d.a. o'malley says the heightened security has worked and so far no prosecutor here has been harmed as a result of a threat. reporting live, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now. th

sean cardinal o'malley leading the service calling for reconciliation instead of revenge and raising a similar question many people across the country are asking tonight, what were the two suspected bombers thinking as they set out to kill so many people? >> it is very difficult to understand what was going on in their heads, what demons were operative what etiologies or politics or perversion of their religion. it was amazing to witness, however, how much goodness and generosity. >> as you have seen we have fox team coverage tonight adam housley with the latest on the investigation. we begin with mike tobin in watertown, massachusetts. asi from the reflection we are hearing promising news about those recovering namely the transit police officer richard donahue. >> exactly. there is reason to be optimistic for the recovery of that gravely wounded transit officer richard donahue. he is an individual who is fully engaged in a gun battle with the two bombing suspects. he was hit by a single bullet to the leg. it didn't hit any bone or severe any nerve but it severed three arteries inclu

if it takes money to make money, governor o'malley and the general assembly just did that. >> maryland lands another season as the d.c. stand-in for house of cards. >> this going to be a big year for us. >> reporter: for them and us, as maryland hopes to match the revenue generated by the netflix original series, first season. >> who doesn't benefit when a films and in here. >> it's all about location, location, location. >> in immediate -- maryland makes it an attractive location. and this year, the governor sweetened the pot, signing for a tax credit. >> i tell you the truth, bee couldn't be-- we couldn't be happier. >> house of cards generated $140 million -- 140 million. producing 2200 jobs and 18 vendors. including abc box company in south baltimore. >> i don't think people even think of boxes as being something they would need. >> reporter: boxes, hotels, car rental, antiques, car wiring. >> we constantly hear how a production makes a big difference in a small revenue. >> they need supplies now and needed it in large quantities. and that's been a big boon for us. >> welcome to wa

one of them i guess would be martin o'malley, governor of maryland. >> if she really will occupy the field this time, i think, if she chooses to run, and nothing bad happens in the campaign -- >> what she is doing is freezing out anyone else, o'malley, cuomo in new york. i think she does not have to do any of that. mcauliffer is the campaign in virginia is the surrogate. if you want to begin on the ground floor of hillary, you join the mcauliffe campaign and give your money now. >> thank you. see you next week.

cardinal o'malley also plans to celebrate the tragedy's first responders. afterwards, parishioners will gather for a victims' memorial near the marathon finish line. a solemn salute in boston for murdered m-i-t police officer sean collier. people joined many of boston's finest last night for funeral services for the 26-year-old. police say he was gunned down by the suspected bombing suspects while sitting in his patrol car.. collier grew up about 20 miles north of boston in wilmington, massachusetts. in january 2012, he joined the m-i-t police force with its nearly 60 officers. people also held a candlelight vigil last night in his hometown, remembering officer collier and all the victims. >> thousands of runners are lacing up their shoes. to take part in the annual 'presido 10' run. it's just about to begin. kron 4's mike pelton is live at chrissy field. >> reporter: >> there is going to be a 10 mi. run. and the 5 k run. many of them will start here, go to golden gate, and end up at chrisy field. they are expecting 3500 runners. they are running for boston

a live shot inside boston's famed cathedral of the holy cross where this morning, cardinal sean o'malley will celebrate a mass for those who died in the marathon bombings. this is same cathedral where the president held that emotional interfaith message on thursday. >> a lot of people crying in the room when the president spoke on thursday. >>> as boston remembers the victims, it's also trying to resume some semblance of normal life. take a look at fenway park. on the field, before the game, the players, the runners and the first responders. and then the surprise guest leading the crowd in "sweet caroline." take a listen. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seem so good ♪ >> gives me chills a little bit. that's neil diamond there. spoiler alert the red sox won. >> that's okay. i think everyone this week is a boston fan. >> even ron claiborne. >> even ron. >> stop rooting for the yankees. >> for a day. >> for one day. >>> of course, as boston heals, the investigation barrels forward. here's what we know this morning. suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is in serious, but stable condition at a hospi

and cardinal o'malley will reflect. an hour, hour and a half service we are anticipating, starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern. chris cuomo, standing by for the service. this is one of the moments, chris, where we expect the president to emerge in an effort to comfort, not only the city and the state, but the entire country. >> i think that's right, wolf, he definitely has the nation's ear today, and certainly clergy and dignitaries, politicians, felt this was important to do. they invited him. he accepted. they want to hear the message today about what this means and what it doesn't mean in terms of how you let the situations affect us. how we learn and move forward. the community is going to hear that message in a very serious way today and it will resonate throughout the country. your point is exactly right. while we wait for this to begin, we are monitoring a serious situation in west, texas. fighting a massive fire overnight. a huge explosion, so powerful it registered as an earthquake. we came off a presser now, a devel

carnose john o'malley --sean lead the service, at this same cathedral where president obama spoke to hundreds of mourners on thursday. on the altars that photographs of the two women and one child killed, as well as the mit police officer who shot dead in the hunt for the suspects. card o'malley chose not to mention the names of the suspects but said he did not support the death penalty. we'll continue to bring you the latest updates on the suspect in the victims of the boston marathon here on kron4 and on our web site @ kron4 .com. >> today could be the warmest of the year so far, we are waking up to crystal clear conditions. it is a bright star to the morning. highs in the east bay, oakland 82, walnut creek 89, a vallejo 81. in the south bay, similar, cupertino 91, satellite shows cleared conditions and dry weather. today, definitely the warmest day of the week, i will break down the highs in just a couple of minutes. >> we're still my train has the free ride around the bay area. a few accidents here and there but nothing major. traffic at the bridges looks good, the golden gate br

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you put o'malley in there. you wanted o'malley. now she taxing the rain.t week he is going to tax the sun. [ laughter ] >> bill: you monica, have a beef with president obama paying 18%? >> two things. first of all. >> bill: it's 43 combo. >> waited a minute. he takes aggressive deductions which is what all americans do but his talk about paying your fair share never pays one cent nor. >> bill: we don't know any politicians that do that. he has paid a lot of money to charity. >> two points. number one in terms of charity, that is nice, i'm glad he does it. he should be voluntarily setting an example bumping up his contributions --. >> bill: i like the charity thing. >> money we pay in taxes is percentage of how much money we make is lower that is spent since 1955. >> bill: there is more money coming in to the feds than ever before. >> that is not the issue. you are complaining about people paying too much in taxes. we are paying less in taxes than we paid in decades. >> bill: because there is more individual taxes. you are doing as you always do, sleight of

. >>> joe biden will baltimore today, joining governor martin o'malley and others at a law building at the university of baltimore. this is video from virginia tech. as far as the vice president's trip here, named for the parent of the orioles owner, peter. more opening events, ribbon cutting ceremony, that's scheduled for april 30th. chris hatfield posted the on twitter. he tweeted his crew heard about the bombings and wanted to pass along condolences and thoughts to everyone affected. we are talking about 7 for today. the west, looking at showers, possibility later this afternoon, evening time frame, heading out to the game, take the poncho, i will show you that forecast coming up. high pressure is out in to to the atlantic. waiting for the cold front to get closer to us. it will move in the warm front in to thursday. this is as you head out map chester, seeing shall be trying to come through the clouds. that's the scenario throughout the day. more in haverly grace. the clouds are out there, see it around the marina, starting to see breaks in the clouds. 50 degrees new if northville,

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nancy o'malley says local d.a. been adding extra security because of the shootings in texas. she says it's not the first time extra security has been added to protect prosecutors and their families. >> we've had prosecutors have bullets sent to them, live bullets. so the threats do come. but again, we act very swiftly. >> o'malley says there's about ten times a year when extra security is added. no prosecutor here has been recall harmed. >>> a southern california police dog is recovering after falling from a second story window while trying to catch a suspect. police in fontana say the dog jarris, ran toward a parolee in the second floor of a home. officers believe the suspect spwid stepped as -- side stepped as the dog approached. the dog fell and police say the vet examined dog and he could be back on duty in a few days. >>> an accident happened a at 1:20 this morning at the north moraga offramp. the driver left before officers arrived. the chp is investigating whether a person who needed medical treatment a mile

nancy o'malley says local d.a.adding extra security because of the shootings in texas. she says it's not the first time extra security has been added to protect prosecutors and their families. >> we've had prosecutors have bullets sent to them, live bullets. so the threats do come. but again, we act very swiftly. >> o'malley says there's about ten times a year when extra security is added. no prosecutor here has been recall harmed. >>> a southern california police dog is recovering after falling from a second story window while trying to catch a suspect. police in fontana say the dog jarris, ran toward a parolee in the second floor of a home. officers believe the suspect spwid stepped as -- side stepped as the dog approached. the dog fell and police say the vet examined dog and he could be back on duty in a few days. >>> an accident happened a at 1:20 this morning at the north moraga offramp. the driver left before officers arrived. the chp is investigating whether a person who needed medical treatment a mile away

that's where cardinal sean o'malley is celebrating mass for people who died in the boston marathon bombings. he will also offer prayers for those injured, some of whom are being treated in the same hospital with the 19-year-old suspect remains in serious, but stable condition, and under heavy guard. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is live in the courtroom. kira, dzhokhar tsarnaev is not yet able to communicate with detectives? >> that's right. they said he can't speak because he has severe throat injuries. authorities hope he will be able to talk. they have so many questions. they want to know if anyone else was involved in the alleged attack, zach har -- dzhokhar and his brother orchestrated. he was found in a boat hiding in this yard. a row bat whose brought in to remove the tarp out of fear he was wearing an explosive fight. but he was likely injured from the gunfight the night before when his brother died. this morning agents are anxiously wait to go question the man that sparked the nearly week long manhunt that ended in a spray of bullets. >> i think all the law enforcement profession

>> a message from cardinal sean patrick o'malley. he was speaking at an interfaith forest servicinterfaithservice. he talked about the community that's blossomed during the attacks and discouraged resentment toward muslims. >> we must be people of reconciliation, not revenge. the crimes of the two young men must not be the justification for prejudice against muslims or against immigrants. >> and governor deval patrick is urging people to recognize a minute of silence at 2:50 in the afternoon tomorrow. that will be roughly the time the bombs went off one week later. and following that minute of silence, bells will ring across massachusetts. harris? >> mike tobin, thank you very much. also in that great city tonight, a college campus police officer who worked at mit is being remembered. people lining the streets of wilmington, a suburb of boston, with flags, candles and signs honoring 26-year-old officer sean collier. police say he was shot by the two bombing suspects as he sat in his patrol car in cambridge last thursday night. an ama

. >> the prison story has made national news and comes as o'malley is preparing to run for president. his critics reacted to his comments. change maryland said this governor is completely out of touch and his bony positive spin unacceptable. an >> it is one thing to suppress corruption. this a much harder, longer lasting thing is to root out corruption. >> jane miller reporting live from the newsroom. now back to you in the studio. >> we're going to head out to david collins. >> today, he spoke with some retired corrections officers who said that the situation at the jail is complex and breaking new ground. >> that new ground includes integrity reviews of all employees, something retired officers have never heard of. >> howdy, how widespread, how far up the chain of command? the investigation has the support of the state's largest labor union. >> the needs to be a thorough examination of every level of management, of middle management, every single aspect of it. >> all employees will soon have to submit to integrity reviews, something the corrections secretary came up with. >> this is

governor o'malley addressed the prison corruption case. he called allegations shocking and said that he shares the public toss repulsion. -- shares the public's repulsion. he says that some of the laws governing the process may have to be tweaked. he praised the chief and gave no indication he needed to be fired. they miller will have more on his reaction tonight at 6:00. the baltimore city police officer who worked to find the killer in the phylicia barnes kay's faces criminal charges of his own. detective daniel nicholson served as the lead investigator in the investing -- the lead detective in the investigation. he is charged with one degree of assault, burglary, and making false statements to police. the state attorney's office says that nicholson led a robust search for his missing daughter in april and allegedly forced his way into my home, not to be -- forced his way into a home, knock hied two people to the ground, and lied to internal affairs. most areas are stuck in the 50s right now, and that is where we started off today. a lot

martin o'malley at the decision by authorities to deploy additional resources during his heightened state of alert. >> our hearts and prayers are with the people of boston and the people who were -- the family members of those who lost their lives in this terrorist attack. our country is gone to be under this terrorist threats from many years to come. i suppose given the long period of time that has elapsed since the last successful attack, many of us wanted to believe that this was a thing of forecast. -- our past. there is going to -- it is going to be with us a long time. >> these extra security measures are a precaution, they will help safeguard against a copycat incident. >> you can see more pictures from the scene, it is on our website, wbaltv.com. >> the explosions at today's marathon can be added to the list of notable incidents in recent history that targeted the masses and claimed the lives of many americans during the month of april. >> the waco massacre ended on april 19, 1993. nearly two months after it began. that february, four federal agents and six members of the religiou

. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley's trip to the super bowl was an expensive one. according to "the baltimore sun" maryland's state police spent more than $5600 on o'malley's trip to north koreans to cheering on the ravens. money was spent on airfare, meals, vehicles, hotel rooms, and overtime. o'malyes has a taxpayer funded sky box at the stadium giving him access to eight super bowl tickets. he and his wife paid for their tickets using personal funds. the others will sold at face value to top aides and the city delegates. >>> our time is 11:49. coming up, a musical tribute to tilds. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will be back with another check of warmer forecast. >>> we have a very special trio in the studio headed to venezuela and brazil this week to share their heritage and talent. that's part of american voices abroad. they join us with more on their trip and their prance to educate and play music. you guys were chosen from over 300 applicants. this has to be really special. >> it is a special time. you know, we were chosen because we from aloe a,

cardinals shawn o'malley says they need to keep boston spirit alive. >> we must be people of reconciliation not revenge. >> reporter: hundreds attended gathering for spiritual guidance as boston prepares to reopen the area around the marathon bombings. as boston getting back to normal the officials say the street, where the finish line was, may reopen in the next two days. live in boston, back to you. >> they are waiting to question dzhokhar but any word who might represent m? >>he massachusetts attorneys agreed to represent him but they are waiting for chargees to be brought. it could happen as early as tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> well, three days after the deadly explosion in a fertilizer plant in west, texas, are being allowed to return home. it killed 14 people and injured two unand levels homes. residents will have limited utilities and a curfew while they work to determine what caused the explosion. >> our priority today is the line of duty investigation for the firefighters and first responders who lost their lives in this incident. >> at least one congressman are calling into questi

cardinal sean o'malley preached about tolerance. >> the crimes of the two young men must not be the justification for prejudice against muslims or against immigrants. >> reporter: mourners are beginning to say good-bye to victims hundreds lined up in medford massachusetts for krystle campbell's wake. >> just terrible there's people that would, you know, show such little respect for life. >> reporter: prosecutors are expected to file charges against dzhokhar earlier this week. >>> governor duvall patrick has asked people in massachusetts to mark one minute of silence tomorrow at 2:50 in the afternoon, the time of the explosions. >> . >>> and across the atlantic runners in the london marathon remember the victims of the boston marathon bombings moment of silence and black ribbons paid tribute to the dead and injured before the race. there was more security but more crowds too. even prince harry said he wouldn't dream of canceling. >> it was never an option. >> 35,000 people took part in the london race. >> we will have continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombings. >>> there are fewer air tra

cardinal shawn o'malley preached about tolerance. >> the crime of the two young men must not be the justification for prejudice against muslims or against immigrants. >> reporter: mourners are beginning to say good-bye to the victims. hundreds lined up in medford, massachusetts for 29-year-old krystle campbell's wake. known for her big smile and love of family. >> just terrible. people would, you know, have little respect for life. >> reporter: prosecutors are expected to file charges against tsarnaev next week. >> $10 million has been raised on 1-fund boston. the site launched by the governor and the mayor here. >> what about the other suspect? more details how that older brother died? >> reporter: you know, he is still examined at the medical examiner's office. they have not announced what the cause of death was. but, watertown police told us in an attempt to get away the younger brother actual he ran over his older brother -- actually ran over his older brother. >>> across the atlantic, runners in the london marathon remembered the victims of the boston marathon bombings. a moment of silence a

in a statement released by the alameda county da's office, da nancy o'malley said quote "mr. boyer, a paramedic, dedicated his life to helping others. his brazen daytime killing at the hands of a 16 year old armed with a gun is a tragedy on many levels." late thursday, police 13 year old, that makes 6 teens in total from 14 to 16 in this case. cameras were not allowed in court. burton didn't enter a plea. he is back in court friday for his arraignment. >> jacqueline: right now we're looking at the golden gate bridge clear skies here clear skies everywhere. high temperatures today as mentioned a little more than mr. day. it was even at 80 degrees up and now the proper settings for inland valleys 76 in san jose. temperatures only in the upper 40's and '50's out the door tomorrow morning. >> pam: developments surrounding the saratoga teen who was sexually assaulted. and later committed suicide. family attorney. that the school district is not telling the truth. plus: another smelly problem in parts of the bay area. where trash is once again piling up. because of a garbage worker

cardinal o'malley, the archbishop will be there, but, no, this is an interfaither is vicious and i think appropriate, to minister to all the people of boston, not just simply the catholics. >> well, what do you make of interfaith services as such? how do they -- how do they work? mean, different beliefs, different confessional groups, different denominations? today we're going to have roman catholic, protestant, jewish and also islamic all together is this under the abrahamic god, the god of abraham that unites us all in this case? >> i think that's right. i think, you know, in these kinds of services, you know, rather than looking at what divides us, we look at what unites us. we are all faithful to god. we all believe in god in these services, and i think it's particularly important at this time when the people in boston and people in the united states need to pull together so i think the service itself can be a symbol of unity in a very difficult time. >> it's great to have a jesuit poerngs isn pope, isn't it, father? >> it's fantastic. we're not supposed to be proud but we're pretty

martin o'malley the government nor of maryland he's got a very high profile scenes. the governor pushing an incredibly little bit agenda. so he's getting himself setup. you're not going to i'm going the fundraiser here. and they have their operation in place. i think we're seeing more an more that there may now -- there's a need for companies to rate their money. so what about bill? he's been out of the head lines. he's the most popelar politician, well, next to her -- popular politician, well, next to her. >> maybe even more. >> we all sat in focus. and when the motte ray tor asked about political figures. these are swing voters. these are republicans. oh, big clinton, we love bill clinton. these are people who 10 years worst ught to he was the thing let's face it, there are a whole bunch of people on the democratic side. he is the reason that obama has a second term. so he has a fre cache. the two of them have not been as popular. -- et, it can go down >> the question then are whether they're working as hard as the democrats. thank you amy for letting me break my p

pope francis has named cardinal shawn o'malley was boston to a new nine-man group aimed at reforming the catholic church. father shawn, as he's known, is credited with steadying the church in boston airfare sexual abuse there involving pedophile priests. chemotherapy patients feel the pain of the sequester. >> >> axelrod: it may have appeared at first that the federal spending cuts known as the sequester might not cut too deeply, but as some medicare patients who need chemotherapy araro t there's some real pain in the process. >> how are you? >> axelrod: 72-year-old george rois is in the fight of his li, battling lung cancer. he and his wife, linda, are very happy with the care he's receiving at this clinic near their long island home. that may soon change, and linda may have to start taking time off from work to drive george to a hospital for chemotherapy. >> i am upset because to think if this is what's going to happen, you know, my concern is for george, too, and i want nothing but the best for him. >> axelrod: most medications for veernz covered by medicare part d, which is exemp

francis naming nine cardinals across the world to an advisory panel, including the use cardinal sean o'malleyrom more headlines 30 minutes away. i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto. >> neil: well, getting right to work, literally. boeing is expanding to a plant in south carolina. the move expected to create 2000 jobs. just the latest company to add jobs in the state that lets workers decide if they want to join a union or not. what they call right to work states. dagen follow me closely. what do you think? >> i think that we need more right to work states because if you look at the last decade you've had faster economic growth in right to work states versus states where you have to sign up for unions. >> know the an all of them, some are-- >> some of them have, but broadly speaking when you do the averages, this is the last decade, 2000-2009, faster economic growth, faster payroll growth. >> i'm just saying. >> and i like the way we've skipped over south carolina's wonderful economic growth. do you know what the unemployment rate is there. >> i'm not skipping, i'm saying the average, do we time t

[applause] next to richard is nancy o'malley, district attorney for alameda county. she was appointed in 2009 and elected in 2010 and has an amazing background dealing dealing with violence against women and domestic violence, elder abuse, child abuse and threat management. she's a wonderful addition to our panel so thank you nancy. [applause] next to nancy is tony smith who i loved his biobest of all and started he's an oakland resident and parent of students in oakland public schools. he was -- became the superintendent in 2009. he's a local boy including university of california berkeley background where he was captain of the football team and he did not include this in the biobut i know it and he wrote his under graduate thesis on emily dickon son so he's kind of a renaissance dude and he's 6-foot something. next to him is -- [applause] and next to him is george gaston and elect to the district attorney of the city and county of san francisco in 2011 after winning more than 62% of the vote which in san francisco is very enviable and focused on reducing violent cr

yesterday morning boston's catholic leader cardinal sean o'malley said mass and it included ed davis.ear boylston street people came out to pay their respects and to leave mementos at that makeshift memorial. that's the story in boston. i'm chris pollone, back to you, betty. >>> five were shot in a washington state apartment complex. it happened in federal way around 9:30 local time last night. one suspect was shot and killed by a responding officer, so far, the motive is still unknown. >>> residents in the midwest today are fighting deadly spring flooding, which is being blamed for three deaths. two people were killed when trucks were swept off indiana roads by flash flooding and one died in missouri where towns along the mississippi like clarksville are trying desperately to hold back the rising water. >> it came very fast. faster than '08, and we don't have the help we had in '08 so everyone is pulling together and doing the best they can. >> we're not out of the woods. well, if we have rain up north or that quick snow melt, we're going to see higher levels yet. >> well, the river