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i lived in for 38 years ou tt the most wonderful thing that happened in the 38 years that i have lived there is the farmers market and not only the market but what it's done for the neighborhood and to the neighborhood. i am there on a lot of weekends on behalf and i am surprised how many people come from foreign countries and other states to visit our farmers market so i know it's a wonderful thing that people bring other people to and i want to recommend or i want to support your recommendation to the board of supervisors that this spot on 24th street be purchased to create a town square for my neighborhood. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> chris keen. >> li. i am chris keen. i am a member of the noe valley ministry, the church selling the parking lot and i talked to some of you in a previous meeting just to give a little history of this lot, but this property was given to the church as a donation by a group of people from noe valley and it was the desire of the church to not just sell it to the highest bidder but have it enrich the neighborhood which we felt met the spirit of t

in cambrie, shoot-ou left an m.i.t. police officer dead. next the two men caredck a merced su and led police on a wild, violent chase through the streets of cambridge into neighboring watertown. >> we have reports that they have explosives here at the scene. there are explosives here at the scene. >> there's definitely hand grenades and automatic gunfire. >> reporter: the two firing weapons and tossing explosives from the car at pursuing police in a residential neighborhood in watertown where one resident took these pictures showing bullet holes. current tim albin of the massachusetts police department. >> in the exchange of the gunfire we believe that one of the suspects was struck and ultimately taken into custody. >> reporter: suspect number one later died from his wounds. >> he was in a traumatic arrest with cpr ongoing. we spent about 10 to 15 minutes trying to resuscitate this patient at 1:35 in the morning he was pronounced. >> reporter: but suspect number two got away triggering a massive manhunt with residents advised to stay insid

me bomb-sniffing dogs were checkins ou t the trash cans outside oftf the verizon center.y is a priority here at the verizon center. there's two capital mares who wo signed for massachusetts --achue players who signed for massachusetts. he joined me to talk about the yesterday's events.y's events. >> people come from all over the world to participate, and it'sds some people's goals, and dreamss that they're running in that tht race, and they kind of have a a black cloud over it, like it did and ruined a lot of people's day, and obviously, it took some lives, it's never good to see. >> have you been able to get ine touch with friends and family fa who are up there, is it a a waiting game. wa >> the only person that lives in downtown boston, that was mymy step brother and he was texting back and forth, and my stepdad.. obviously, great to hear that he was fine. fine >> they talked about height 10ing security here tonight ando doing that for the foreseeable o future and a moment of silence before the game.bere does it change the field of the game tonight? , i don't know, once

and that is a reflection of,ou know, a decade of war because republicans are no longer supporting these wars. >> and on immigration in his own book, bush writes one of the gets of his presidency is he tried for social security reform and he should have flipped it and done immigration reform. >> the legacy which we're live wk right now is the uncontrol spending. he really in this is what upsets sop many people in the republican party, and the whole kind of paul ryan movement is based as a reaction to the bush spending on prescription drug benefits and -- chris: the big tax cut. >> -- and never paid for those wars. chris: wars, prigs drugs and spending bill. when we come back, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a

i know they were headed to the finish line because ou point was to meet there so i did not know where they were. fortunately they were on the tee, which is the train, like their subway system. so they were on the train when the bomb went off. >> the boston police department is asking people to turn in any video that was shot at any point of the race. they are looking to find any sort of clues that could lead them to an arrest. >>> a shot in the arm for the south bay retailing scene and one it could certain low use. after several years of struggling, downtown san jose seems to have a hit on its hands. our business and tech reporter scott budman is there as the doors opened this morning. he was already shopping, right? >> reporter: you bet, jessica. you're right, this area certainly could use a hit. lots of tech success in san jose, but as far as the downtown part of the city goes, not a whole lot of retail success. but, as you mentioned, as of this morning, muji has moved in. it's a japanese retailer specializing in moderately priced clothing and housewares. it opened today to big crow

. >> how did they plan this, what was the motive, did they have help and are there others ou th >> reporter: it appes johar as his older brother tamerlan were prepared to set off more bombs when police caught up with them early friday morning. >> they were going to attack other individuals. that's my belief at this point in time. >> reporter: tamerlan was killed during a shootout with police. jahar escaped but was caught friday night hiding in a boat. charges against him could be filed as early as today. the city of boston will take time to mark the one-week anniversary of the marathon bombings. at 2:50 this afternoon, the city will observe a moment of silence followed by bell ringing throughout the state. there will also be a private funeral for krystle cambell today. there was a public wake in her hometown of medford sunday. hundreds paid respects to the 29-year-old who friends and family said was always smiling. >> she never let anything bother her just loved life and a genuine great person. will ba memorial service re tonight for lu lingzi the bu grad student killed in the class. susan

we think this could play ou uld be a gndingcrectn. we could see this go out over the next two to three months. >> let me ask you this, we saw a dramatic reversal in the dow today. it was down as much as 170 points. finally closed off 40 points. it seems like the stocks are resilient and the investors are kind of bullish. >> well, this is also a holiday week. this is unfairly light volume. i think people are still phoning it in from the beach at this point. no one wants to make huge bets because with we're coming into the earnings reporting season and if analysts get it wrong, then corporate earnings rebounded sharply. our view is that's not the case. nobody wanted to bet big this week on which way it would fall on earnings season. >> even though you think we're in a corrective phase, let's go down the list of the buying opportunities. marathon, trading on the big board. now looking at this stock chart here, it was like $34 last summer. now it's up to $82. does it still have room to grow? >> yes, it was splitut. thi it ptur the drocbon

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