this is palm passion sunday which leads to the holiest week of the year for many of us climaxing in the resurrection of our lord. i have invite add colleague to talk about the significant events taking place the week. reverend stein weber. you are the executive director of interfaith council contra costa county. >> i have been there 10 years serving that organization. there are 105 congregationorganizations stated members of that group. it is a very big consortium of congregations, people from all faiths, muslim, jewish, sikh many religions, bahai. >>> i have gone a few times, and had the privilege of speaking at some occasions like thanksgiving service. >> thank you very much by the way. >> and latterday saints are very active. >> absolutely. we have one of our executive committee members is from that denomination and they are very much interested in being part of interfaith activity. >> i noticed in oakland they seemed to be very active too. so the doors are opened to them more and they are opening their doors more to letting people work together. >>> the council is particularly inter

not just palm trees and a few flowers. nobody is maintaining that. if you go to bay shore, you have these benches and the garbage is all over the place. they park in garbage all over the place. and some unruly elements always occupied the venture is so that nobody can come there. you can do your exercise, you can relax. but because of the unruly elements, you cannot use it. it is very simple. the conceptual plans are good. but most important is to have the stakeholders. what is really important is for the stake holders to come here and say, supervisors, you represent us, but we are participating in quality of life issues, and this is our input. we're very happy to work with the planners. that is what we need to see. supervisor mar: is there anyone else that would like to speak? public comment is closed. i did want asked them to talk about the three-year process of stakeholder involvement and community-based groups. and the other question, a capital committee being formed. how is maintenance going to be funded over time? in >> to start with the first

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and was greeted by crowds waving palm fronds.welcomed him as a conquering hero, there to overthrow roman rule. churches commemorate the day with palm sunday processions. as the week continues, the mood becomes increasingly somber. on holy thursday, christians remember the last supper or the final meal jesus had with his disciples. the day is also called maundy thursday, named for jesus' command to his disciples to love one another. some clergy wash the feet of their congregants, as jesus is believed to have done for his disciples at the last supper. in some churches, members wash each other's feet. good friday is the day of the crucifixion. many christians follow the stations of the cross, a series of reflections on the final events of jesus' life.ay needs heavy, it needs to be tough, and it's good for us. it connects you with the fact that this world is basically, the human experience is basically one of suffering. >> in catholic and many protestant churches, altars, statues, and crosses are covered in dark cloth to mark the dea

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. >>> this comes to us from west palm beach florida where in nearby palm city the arrival of a malnourishedorse at an animal sanctuary came with a special delivery. emerald was found starving and abandoned by an animal rescue group that initially thought she had a problem with her digestive system, but soon found out she was actually pregnant. she gave birth to a healthy philly and is now taking care of her newborn, a reward for a group that saved two lives with one rescue. i'm paige hopkins, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it seems barbie may have some competition. the princess katherine doll modelled after kate middleton went on sale in london yesterday. its makers say it not only celebrates the royal wedding, but english fashion, as well, featuring kate's famous blue engagement dress, a hat and accessories. it costs roughly $50 with a percentage going to charity. >>> one man went to great lengths literally for a good cause. an english runner became the first person to complete a marathon on a treadmill inside the london eye. the r

temperatures around the state today, near 70 in the central valley. 48 in tahoe. 82 in palm springs. it back home. it will be cooler, mid to upper 40s. lots of cloud cover and may hold around 50 around oakland and antioch. here is the high pressure that will stick around for today and better parts of tomorrow. you see the jetstream the wavy nature and then a parade of weak weekend storms that will bring a chance of scattered light rain. as i've been saying, it's lighted enough and scattered enough, don't let it scare you into cancelling any plans over the weekend. it won't be very heavy. like probably ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> new research suggests a link between excessively fussy babies and behavioral problems during childhood. the study looked at 2,000 children and those that cried persistently or had great difficulty feeding or sleeping could be subject to hyperactivity disorder. 20% have in of the behaviors and vast majority adjust by childhood. >> they may be smoking bans in every state by 2020. that is a possibility if local state bans to continue to be passed at the rate

temperatures around the state today, near 70 in the central valley. 48 in tahoe. 82 in palm springs.it back home. it will be cooler, mid to upper 40s. lots of cloud cover and may hold around 50 around oakland and antioch. here is the high pressure that will stick around for today and better parts of tomorrow. you see the jetstream the wavy nature and then a parade of weak weekend storms that will bring a chance of scattered light rain. as i've been saying, it's lighted enough and scattered enough, don't let it scare you into cancelling any plans over the weekend. it won't be very heavy. like probably ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> new research suggests a link between excessively fussy babies and behavioral problems during childhood. the study looked at 2,000 children and those that cried persistently or had great difficulty feeding or sleeping could be subject to hyperactivity disorder. 20% have in of the behaviors and vast majority adjust by childhood. >> they may be smoking bans in every state by 2020. that is a possibility if local state bans to continue to be passed at the rate t

the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. s

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you make it nice and you put a fresh coat of paint and at a palm trees, people will want to take care of it. i agree that there are some people that will. it is a small group, though. when we look into the capital plan, there are palm trees that are dying in the southeast part of the city. so i would ask that you may be reevaluate this assumption. >> the story about whether they will or not is something that someone has to test overtime. the infrastructure is not there to support it. supervisor mar: any other questions, colleagues? can i get a motion? it is not a committee report, so a recommendation to move this forward? without objection? would you call item no. 2? >> the reports and recommendations. >> this is an important hearing on the plan for seismic safety. we have the city administrator and lorenz -- laurence cornfield. the purpose is to provide -- i believe the fourth major report studying the risks facing the city and it recommends a number of actions that the san francisco city government and leaders should take to reduce the consequences of a future earthquake. i want to

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minutes. >> say that i'm very glad to be here today at the west palm beach public library. i really appreciate the opportunity to speak with you all about my latest book. i'd also like to thank anya rizzo for her help in coordinating this and making it happen. i would like to talk to you a bit, first, about the genesis of this book, about how i came to write it. and then i've got some selections that i will take you through from the book and read a little bit and then leave a little time for questions and answers toward the end. but this book grew directly out of my work in the classroom. oftentimes with professors research and teaching are two very different things compartmentalized without much to do with one another. and this book derived from a course that i taught originally at the university of california and then at florida atlantic university on violence. the class began as a class dealing with violence in american history. so it dealt with war, it dealt with racial strife, it dealt with labor unrest and familiar topics. and it seemed as if every time i taught this

polytechnic and i'm admiring the bone is thattedose that your heal bone makes in the sunlight in the palms of my hand in my mind. when you come to my bed your hands and breath is sweet and we can love like this for hours. i can find christ in your body. this too must be constructed and killed bike on television with pain and blood that's beautiful like a red refer. you made me into a woman and i surend erred into it a man-made into a woman and returned. but you don't want to my bed this is the metal cloth you are chained to in the polytechnic. and i do we do it slowly with timed extensions of christ, his face removed and his penis removed the maggets and the wounds the teeth and hair weeks before he is your christ in the black pit with you. each day becomes eternity of days the sun never sets or rises the light bulb on a wire as i burn you 117 times with my cigarettes while the other guards have gone out for a meal beef stake tomatoes and red wines then i will ask for your for giveness. you look at me or rather you stair at me, make a picture on my eyelids and my disks covering my ice to t

it is, of course, palm sunday. let me ask you your thoughts about that. is this a minister trying to appeal to a larger flock, is it a new revelation? what is it? >> he's addressing the rather old-fashioned idea that god is the kind of punisher and rewarder, rather like an english nanny who's going to rap you on the fingers. whereas in fact hell is, in orthodox terms, is simply our refusal to accept the love of god, our inability to accept it. and that exists on earth as it does after death. we can be living in hell right now if we do not accept the love that is openly given us by god, the father and the son. that is what hell is. heaven is simply the ability to let go of your pride and let god in. chris: is this an after-life discussion or is this a current life? >> it's both. it's both. if you believe that our souls are eternal, then obviously the souls still exist on earth. but our time orte is the ability on moment of choice whether to be loved or whether to say we do not deserve to be loved. chris: don't hold back, kids. >> i'm there with him. chris:

to be here at the west palm beach public library. appreciate the opportunity to speak with you all. about my latest book. at like to think are the rizzo for coordinating this and making it happen. i would like to talk about the genesis of this book. how i came to write it. i have some selections that i will take you through in the book and leave a little time for questions and answers in this end. but this book grew directly out of my work in the classroom. often times with professors, research and teaching are two different things compartmentalized without much to do with one another. this book derived from a course that i talked originally at the university of california and florida atlantic university on violence. the class began as a class dealing with violence in american history. it dealt with war, racial strife, labor unrest and a familiar topic. it seemed as if every time i taught this course it wound up being every year for the past 12 years. something horrible happened in the news. some sort of school shooting, some sort of

three people are in the hospital after a violent night near palm springs. it happened yesterday in cathedral city. police say two brothers showed up at a party and shot three people, one died. later the two brothers were walking home when police say someone ran them over with a car before shooting them. one of the brothers died at the hospital. no word this morning on the motive for the shootings. >>> san francisco transit leaders will meet tomorrow. they'll meet to try to determine what's behind muni's recent dip in on time performance. new figures show muni buses were on schedule 71% of the time during the final three months of 2010. that's down 1% from the previous quarter. but both numbers are way below the voter mandate of 85%. a mark muni has never reached. >>> 4:53 is the time. back to sal to check on traffic. any big problems, sal? >>> we don't have any big problems. they cleared an accident northbound 880 at dakota road. it was there for a short time. they cleared it out of the way. all lanes are open. out to the bay bridge toll plaza that bus that

. >>> today is palm sunday. the beginning of holy week for the world's christians. tens of thousands gathered in st. peter's square in rome this morning. pope benedict led them in celebration of palm sunday mass, recalling a triumphal entry of jesus into jerusalem. >>> up next, the raiders who first struck back at japan, together again. >>> it was our colleague, tom brokaw, who called them the greatest generation. and tom reminded us about this story tonight on the eve of the 69th anniversary of the doolittle raid. america's response to japan's attack on pearl harbor. the mission was left to a group of young airmen with a daring plan that had never been tried before. this weekend, the last survivors gathered to remember and share an incredible act of bravery. nbc's kevin tibbles reports. >> reporter: honoring a group of airmen who 69 years ago flew courageously into the face of danger. david thatcher, robert hite, edward saylor, thomas griffin, richard cole. the five surviving members of the famed doolittle raiders who in the aftermath of pearl harbor were given the

feeds now in the palm of your. on the khaki dot com. rusher is cutting the petrol exports to fuel shortages hit the home market as a result of pump prices are burning a bigger hole motorists pockets that's a look so right the world's biggest oil producer is finding itself going without. with russia with no sounds ridiculous yes change what you did we want to five different gas stations all of them were closed here would be willing to lie for hours what is this isn't this supposed to be the oil rich country doing it overnight fuel prices jumped twenty five percent in several russian regions as the petrol runs out the price goes up even more their supplies enough only for two weeks all prices skyrocket at the beginning of the year it's russian authorities made an effort to get battle costs at a consumer friendly level as a result foreign markets became much more attractive and profitable for russian producers. we understand that people have the right to demand for oil prices for a what's fair to us today in russia petrol is to forty perce

now in the palm of your. on the call she told com. now if you are prepared to die for your country the last thing you would expect is your country to turn its back on you but for many veterans in georgia all the francs they get is an income of just fifteen dollars a month from this country as are the reports from the soldiers across a protest they felt the full force of the war. there memorials like these all over the world set up to honor all those who fought for their countries a sign of respect and remembrance but many of the veterans here in georgia feel that they have been completely forgotten captain davidson sons are one through war and highs in the one nine hundred ninety s. a decorated officer he now has to survive just fifteen dollars a month. because i don't get a pension now and i won't until i'm sixty five what will i live to see that money we used to have some sort of support the hospital the free treatment social benefits the big old got taken away in two thousand and five and i go by in two thousand and three with no e

bus ridership in palm desert california is up 14% in a month.efficient cars are selling fast. >> in february, we sold 18. and on this month here we're on track to sell 40 kia. >> crude oil is $112 a barrel, up 84 cents in one day. that could translate to 3 cents a gallon more at your next fill-up. emily schmidt, abc news, washington. >>> 4:51 now. california water regulators are boosting the water allegation to 80% of what agriculture and other large water users are asking for. the department of water resources says rainfall in california is at 116% of average for this time of year. and the snow pack is -- get this -- 167% of average. but the department says california is aging reservoirs and storage facilities are ill-equipped to capture all the runoff spring water will reduce. they have to release excess water to prevent overflows. since we have a lot of supply, law of supply and demand says we'll pay more. wait, there is something wrong with that. >> it doesn't work. >> no. >> never does when -- never mind. [ laughter ] talk about what is goi

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at the folly theater in palm springs. francisco international film festival is one of the most prestigious events in the nation. the 54th annual showcase presents 200 films to 100 film makers opening tonight. >> on home video on blue-ray and dvd, spectacle known as "ten commandments." you will find more on the website at abc7news.com. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> 6:21. coming up, defending the right to be forgotten. spain's curious new order h@ [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete the flea life cycle -- is that it breaks killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. we need to solve the problem. the state budget crisis threatens our economy... and our schools. loans to small businesses on hold. job

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street now in the palm of your. on the potty dot com. the new york dearie has found a russian pilot's ability of conspiring to smuggle drugs into the u.s. constantine her shanker was arrested in a sting in west africa last year and transported to america it denies all the charges and desires to see a change in reports his lawyers say it's under the undercover agents who should be in the dark. words not deeds landing foreigners behind bars in the us russian pilot constantine your shango has been found guilty by a manhattan federal court jury of conspiring to smuggle drugs across borders the man was scooped up by u.s. officials in liberia last year and promptly taken to america along with three other suspects from africa where shimko faced in the u.s. was a ten month wait for a trial a month long hearing and now a guilty verdict the pilot and his family maintain his innocence. all the facts were fabricated all the tapes were distorted by the prosecution u.s. officials played a leading role in the arrest of the russian citizen posing as dru

i don't want palm trees on my treat. i want a six-foot box. everybody is very strongly felt about trees, i think. it happens constantly. >> it really brings out people's passions, which, as an -- as a forester, i'm always gratified to see. >> you're passionate. >> but this are also a -- oftentimes conflicts between trees and properties and developing a property, putting in a garage, you happen to have a tree in front of your house, you want to build a garage, you have to get a permit to take it out, we may not grant it automaticly, it can be a process that is challenging. >> we won't issue a permit to put in a garage or a curb cut, that requires a removal of the tree, until we get the tree removal permit first. so there's not a fate i've got my garage built and you can't have the tree standing in the way. >> used to happen a lot. the trees were, everybody forgot about us and then the garage was there, and people would say, you can't tell me i can't use my garage. >> then the little streets, how who is responsible for the trees and gardens and

and all registry in the palm of your. call. and today's choked cities we're all encouraged to ease traffic and take public transport but in russia that can carry some serious risks shuttle buses are cheap and frequent but in some places they are involved in up to half of all road accidents often with lethal consequences then he has been finding out why. high speed chase and the miracle that no one will skillz. for more than ten minutes police pursued the speeding shuttle bus which had a drunk driver at the wheel. another shocking example this race between two million buses in central russia that left the peen people injured according to police in some russian cities shuttle vans are involved in more than half of all road accidents we are in the us these good southern russia and as you can see shuttle buses are very popular here the cost is less than a dollar per ride but just like everywhere else in the country this type of transportation is fraught with danger most shuttle vans belong to private companies where drivers are oft

go to school next fall. >>> a catholic congregation in southern california celebrated mass on this palm sunday despite the devastating loss of their church. an arsonist set the church on fire. the fire burned for more than three hours and cost $8 million in damage. a priest escaped the flames and was treated at the scene for minor injuries. today's mass was held at a hall in the same parish. >>> president obama will return to the bay area on wednesday. this time he'll be visiting facebook headquarters in in palo alto. the president will raise money for his 2012 presidential campaign during a dinner at san francisco's masonic auditorium. >>> no bunnies here but a lot of dogs. the unique easter event in san francisco and why it was held. >>> and also we can see rain not once but twice this week. our meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us how much and when we can expect it. atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho, >>> well the clouds have been marching into the bay area over the next few hours. bringing some rainfall to the no

since feeds in the palm of your. machine on the. past the hour here in washington without cia we can't now pass up stories and nato airstrikes have once again hit the libyan capital while rebels hope to cash in on their country's rich resources when kadafi is gone there are warnings that their actions on the open as well as the support of nato could invite a chain reaction of civil wars and the region. almost twenty five years after china the world looks upon it with renewed concern as the distress of fukushima shows how vital it is to be prepared for the repeat the nuclear catastrophe. and the culture clash that controversial russian group wins a state award what they say is artistic protest that critics see it as an obscenity and vandalism. next year r.t. we ask one outspoken british journalist why he thinks the country got involved in libya and whether it should have done so and if i start. today i'm talking to kelvin mackenzie former addicts healthy sun newspaper columnist he's spoken out against the military intervention in lib