catherine parrish: and that's because kids aren't at home. they're in day care from six weeks of age. when we were all growing up, we grew up at home and were only exposed to our siblings and cousins, and so we weren't as sick at an early age. now moms go to work at six weeks or eight weeks of age for the child, and so kids get a lot more ear infections, a lot more colds. it may be impossible to avoid runny noses, but experts agree on some easy, yet important ways to give children a good start. catherine parrish: i think i start by telling them to enjoy their baby and love their baby. and then, in the very beginning, like in the first two months of life, to try exposing the baby to as few strangers as possible, to bring as few germs into the house as possible, nurture the baby, feed the baby regularly, not take the baby to the mall... not take the baby to the movies, because i have some very young moms in my practice who want to get back to the mall as soon as possible. and so, you know, i try and limit the baby's exposure to pathogens that m

i also appreciated having doug parrish here today. your work around green jobs was very interesting. again, we had a number of qualified candidates, and those were some of my initial thoughts. supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: thanks. let me just echo your comments. everyone who came out and applied, i really appreciate it. once in awhile, we get these committees where we have one more qualified applicants than we had seats, and it is an unfortunate position, but everyone who spoke today really had something amazing to say, so thank you for all you guys do in our community. we depend on you to keep our city going. in terms of where i go, a few things -- one, to be consistent, it was talked about a little bit before. the notion of residency waiver requirements. that, to me, is something i have been consistent with from the get go. you have an amazing story, and obviously, what you do in our community is amazing, but i do have that fundamental issue. it is absolutely nothing personal. i have had to tell people i know that i have h

. >> it was joe dimaggio's parrish. >> yes, and the aliotto family is buried in this church. his work now? >> he was helped by my aunt who was also an artist. they worked on this together for a number of years. >> that's beautiful. that's almost dangerous work, right? >> yes, and he had his first heart attack climbing climbing the scaffold while. --- he had his first heart attack climbing the scaffold. my aunt finished it after he passed away. i was pleased the visit the church with my younger daughter, elise. we had a spectacular time. >> it must be wonderful for you to see that. >> yes. >> it's a very beautiful church. i know that many of the audience today, if they haven't seen it, they should. it's a gem in san francisco and one of the most beautiful churches in california. >> so, that was near the end. didn't, well, now, was he also working on other projects at the same time? >> well, yes, he was working on the seminary in camario, california. the alter backdrops and the seminary were done by him and the archbishop's residence was done by him. >> he kept very, very busy?

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seven series it was actually the visitors who opened the scoring early in the game through alexander parrish rogan arthur just four minutes. try to his response midway through the second period. slipped into the next rebounding off the skate it would offend constantine kind of shot less than three minutes later the host to delay for the first time. pro play usually sending the part passed that came on with around thirty seconds to go stanislav to stuff added an end to that goal putting the result beyond doubt three one the final score going to also takes place in chile audience of saturday. in the meantime. in the western conference final scar take on to moscow in game two in some places on friday it's one nil to the last rites i'm at best of seven series. now in the europa league manchester united's congress athletic bilbao have one foot in the semifinals after a four two victory over shelter in germany and the first leg of their quarterfinal in an all spanish final but still a distinct possibility after marcelo be else's man came from behind it's taken control of that side with charkha sec

i encountered of one parrish that had 42 house churches. they don't have a building. >> you wrote a piece saying that cubans, cuban catholics want more. more of everything. >> and they've been getting more. more freedom, more services of the well, more priests, of course. but a little bit more of everything. >> and you think that this visit by benedict will lead to that? >> there certainly are hopes for that. that just the attention on the church in general, the attention on the progress that they feel has been made. the intention on the problems that still exist might help open things up. >> patricia zapor, many thanks. >> thank you. >>> we're coming up on that time of year when jews observe passover and christians, holy week, ending in easter. the gospels say jesus, as a jew, celebrated passover in the week before he was crucified. but many jews and christians haven't spent much time thinking about jesus' jewish identity. kim lawton has a story today about several new projects which argue that jews and christians alike can enhance their o

supervisor kim: doug parrish and then erris edgerly. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. i wanted to let you know a little bit about the values that can bring to this organization. currently, the president and ceo of an alternative energy company. we provide -- we have a three- prong approach. solar panel installation, a solar panel installation training, and future plans to manufacture solar panels. i am also a member of the m3 organization. the mission of the movement is to help create a healthier and safer community by providing guidance and support to the previously incarcerated and others who are looking to improve their lives. i attended the university of california. i have previous experience of starting small businesses. i am the president -- of a company that focuses on reducing carbon footprints and educating on the youth on what they can do to reduce their carbon footprints. there are thousands of young men and women who are coming home soon. the majority of them are african-american. our aim is to provide programs to support the

nancy parrish from protect our defenders and linda hallman from the university of association women. i'm going to call on nancy and then i'll turn it over to the plaintiffs. >> good morning. protect our defenders was founded to support and give voice to service members who have been harassed, raped or sexually assaulted while serving our country. we aim to fix the broken military justice system, a system which often blames the victim and fails to punish the perpetrator. created by survivors and advocates, we provide the network and forum. we document and share survivor's stories. through these voices, we are building a grass roots movement to change the system. currently, we are over 25,000 voices strong. and building to 100,000 this year. to all the plaintiffs, we hear you and we commend your bravery. the step you are taking today is important and courageous. and it will help make a difference. sexual violence won't disappear, but we demand a military justice system that works. a functioning system with proper enforcement will greatly reduce the occurrence. it's difficult to come fo

. >> reporter: we're planning on having a mass wedding ceremony at our parrish, st. michael of the arc angle in brooklyn at 12:01 a.m. on january 1, 2013. >> reporter: the bill allows the first marriage to happen at the beginning of next year. if a third of those signatures are collected by may 31, then the remaining by june 30th, it will go on the recent ballot. 49% of marylanders a poll shows are in favor of same sex marriage and 47% oppose. cheryl o'connor, abc2 news. >>> new tonight, police need your help. they're trying to find this man on your screen right now. benjamin saggin, jr. was last seen sunday morning when he left for church. family members say he spent a lot of timed a broad neck library and may be a danger to himself. if you've seen this man or know where he is, call police right away. we have been telling you about a woman who says she was denied communion at her mother's funeral because she is a lesbian. the afternoon diocese of washington has apologized and despite the apology, barbara johnson's family wants the arch diocese to remove the reverend

john neumann parrish.bruary he made headlines for denying a lesbian communion and her mother's funeral. of the diocese has already apologized for his actions. >> the former montgomery county high school coach accused of sleeping with a teenager speaks out. >> this comes days after prosecutors dropped the charges against scott spear. jummy olabanji explains. >> prosecutors dropped charges because a loophole in state law. scott spear and his attorney say now that the charges have been dropped they want to move on from this situation. scott spear wants his teaching job back and his coaching job at a high school. >> i really miss my basketball players. when something like this happens, you wonder if you can ever get your life back. >> last month montgomery county police accused him of having sex twice last spring with a 16- year-old girl that he coached on the richard montgomery high school cross-country team. prosecutors dropped all charges against him on friday. p and his attorney would not comment on specif

that is hunter parrish. i know -- i remember him.e was excellent in "spring awakening," but i kept thinking to myself where in the world do i know this great-looking kid from? >> he plays jesus by the way. >> he plays jesus. he was the son in "it's complicated." remember meryl streep? i went of course. we went backstage to meet with the cast. we loved the show. so adorable. >> there were so many teenagers in the audience. look at you. you do not mess around. >> no. >> talk about stealing the whole thing. that's what happened right there. these high school kids were like -- at intermission we were talking to bunch of them and stuff. they said what's your favorite part? they said jesus. he is so hot. which, by the way -- >> he is. >> he is adorable. >> and so talented. >> that's the whole cast. >> you wonder how a show will hold up. we saw "porgy and bess" a couple weeks ago. different, changed it, but it's beautiful. "godspell" holds up because they've changed so much of the patter and made it very contemporary. >> funny jokes. >> kid

you should own right now as well as their forecast for the remainder of 2012, hugh johnson and ted parrishcome to both of you. you both basically are overweight equities at this point. you like the market more broadly and generally than you dislike it. but, hugh, if i want to make moves now based on how far the market is come and which sectors have driven that ride higher, what would you be counselling? >> well, the thing i'd be counselling, first of all, is maintain sort of a bullish structure generally speaking in your portfolio. but recognize that we've come a long way, very far, very fast, had a great waquarter as you've suggested. and the chances of a fairly sharp correction are fairly severe. when i look at the numbers and i do my sort of valuation number crunching, i think we're about 8% to 10% overvalued or above the level we should be at in the current quarter and maybe 6% above the level i think we're going to end the year at. so under those circumstances what i'd simply say is, yeah, be bullish, but drag your feet on putting any new money into the markets. and when you do put mo