saint patrick's day. we had six steals hospitals. they will respond to set up medical care after something like an earthquake. we went to the foot of market street. there is a slab of concrete there and we set up a field hospital. into the health department, we were able to legally operate as a one-night at john to the sobriety center. this is designed for the chronic public inebriates did -- a street person. and that is where they are taken if they meet the criteria for not going to a hospital. we took the same criteria. the nurse will train us insobriety medicine that is a specialty in and of itself. it was a thursday night, so we saw 11 patients between the ages of 22 and 32. they all would of gone the hospitals, most likely. we prevented those admissions, and six of them came by rail cars. five came from ambulances. this allowed the officers as well to have a five-minute turnaround. it just took five minutes to give us what we needed and we took it from there. we had the benefit, we're really pleased that we have a partnership. t

patrick's day. ] st. patrick's day is this thursday. parades, drinking, wearing green, you know the drill. so let's take a look at the pros and cons of st. patrick's day. pro, it's a day of national pride for the irish. [ cheers and applause ] con, it's a day of national mourning for the liver. [ laughter ] pro, it's like we're all irish for a day. con, it's like we're all charlie sheen for a night. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "i have leprechaun dna!" [ light laughter ] pro, in chicago, they dye the river green. con, in new york, they don't have to. [ laughter ] saves money. pro, you can celebrate st. patty's day in boston by watching the celtics play. con, the most irish person on the celtics is shaquille o'neil. [ laughter ] don't forget about germain o'neal. pro, you can march in the parade and blow your bagpipes. con, a gust of wind can blow your kilt up and expose your bag and pipe. [ laughter ] >> steve: four in the pouch? >> jimmy: i don't know what that means. >> steve: i don't know what that

patrick warburton. and music from robyn. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ >> dicky: and now, if it's all right with you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. thank you for everything you've done too much already. how many of you are here for the all you can eat shrimp? [ applause ] we're not doing that anymore. we're out. and to be honest when we did do it, we would bring the shrimp out one at a time anyway. president obama today, our president, made what some are calling his first campaign speech for the election next year. speaking from george washington university obama laid out his plan to reduce the $14 trillion national debt. unfortunately for sasha and malia, it involves selling a lot of girl scout cookies. i have to say, i'm not an expert on this sort of thing, far from it. but i don't know about this plan. >> so, today i'm proposing a more balanced approach. to ac

patrick, how did you get involved? >> i started mentoring in the bay area and i thought, how can i help out in the community. when you speak of children, you say let's help the less fortunate, i thought, how can i take action, especially in the black community. there are tons of kids that are black or latino who need help but there was no one stepping up. this was my chance to take action and step forward. >> do you think you wonder how good you would be? maybe people say i don't know how to talk to a kid. >> my first kid who was in a foster home when i met him, he was 15 and it was hard to relate. a teenager. >> a teenager. although you are young. >> still, it was stuff. luckily the program allowed me great support, support specialists who helped me out and said okay, here is what you can do with them. give me workshops and help me get through to them to relate. >> what are some of the things you tell people or you experienced or were told to do to break the initial ice. because this kid is coming in and he knows mayb

it's very much like what they do in governor patrick's state., the form in which ryan put it in his budget was not the form that i support. much, much lower and much more drastic cuts for seniors. but, i don't support the ryan budget. i think it illustrates how much you have to cut, if you don't raise taxes and you don't cut defense. >> so, you heard the argument with the congress people, just in the previous segment when they were talking about medicare, and the whole idea is that, apparently, according to economists, that the elderly would have to contribute more of their own, under this reform. is that sustainable? >> some of the elderly will have to contribute more. particularly those in upper income groups. medicare, in its present form, is not sustainable. we -- it's growing faster than the economy is growing, and faster than we can afford. so we have to have a reform of medicare, phased in gradually. it's not going to throw granny in the street. i'm granny. but it's got to reduce the rate of growth of medicare. now, the president is for t

deval patrick. he is out with a new book about his political journey. also tonight, dana delany is here. she is back in the primetime in the new drama "body of proof." coming up, right now. >> he needs extra help with this rating. >> i am james. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. national life-insurance is working on improving financial literacy. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: the average income of the bottom 90% actually declined. meanwhile, the top 1% saw their income rise by an average of more than a quarter of a million dollars each. that is due needs to pay less taxes? tavis: president obama discussing his plan for long- term deficit reduction. i am joined by massachusetts gov. deval patrick. the second term democrats is the author of "a reason to believe." he joins us tonight from washington. it is always have to give you -- to have you o

well for more on the situation in libya let's cross live now to patrick henningsen he's a london based journalist and managing editor of the twenty first century why dot com thanks very much indeed for joining us now in a recent article you suggest the african continent and libya in particular has become a platform for a brand new cold war between the western states and china interesting thought what brings you to that conclusion. well if you look at the u.s.s.r. vs the west the original cold war this was not so much a war that was fought face to face on the military field it was a country it was a war that was fought in third party regions and usually through proxies and exactly what we're seeing today especially the last month in north africa. this is . the goals of intervention so stated intervention by the un in nato. are very different than what was drawn up in resolution one thousand and seventy three the goals are regime change it also the goals or the control of resources in that region and the eviction in other words the dismantling of chinese economic interests in africa give

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let's bring in patrick healy here. the dodgers have been widely criticized for how they've hand elled the situation, what changes have they made? specifically to where you are right now? >> reporter: well, raj, the transformation tonight was enormous, ordinarily, the los angeles police officers work out of uniform at dodger stadium. that changed tonight. they were in uniform, police reported 38 arrests, but none for violent crimes, no violent crimes tonight. and all the fans commented on this police show of force. >> it was the showing of l.a. police officers working security offduty as usual, in their l.a.p.d. uniforms and masks inside the stadium for the first time in two years. >> they're all over the place, i felt very safe. >> there weren't that many people saying bad stuff in the stands. >> reporter: the first home game since the opening day assault that left brian stowe with life threatening head injuries. now additional lighting has been install in the parking areas, patrolled by mounted officers in a rare depl

patrick's day.> jimmy: thank you, my friend. thank you, my man, i appreciate it. hey, this fall mcdonald's will display calorie information at all restaurants in the uk. [ scattered groans ] yeah, so the cheese burger it says 300, for the big mac is says 540 and for the mcrib it says, "yeah, like you give a crap." [ laughter ] i could probably have three mcribs and then -- [ as donald trump ] "beautiful, beautiful, golden mcribs, luminous, classy mcribs." >> steve: i like sandwiches, but i don't like real ribs, what should i get? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i've got something you're going to love. [ hums mcdonalds jingle ] >> steve: this is in the shape of what ribs look like. [ laughter ] wow. fred flintstone would be eating something similar to this. >> jimmy: it's like a dinosaur put on the side of fred flintstone's car that would tip over, but you eat it first. >> steve: it's a living. >> jimmy: check this out, you guys. there's new internet software that will show you what your facebook friend

him if this rehearsal for vallejo saint patrick vincent high include member of the school choir. in one week they head to washington dc for singing competition. they were looking forward to seeing the sight that make dc famous. but now the itinerary is in jeopardy. if the government shuts down, national parks would close. >> if there's nothing to look forward to like no smith ozone an, lincoln memorial i don't know how else you would be able to spend our time in washingto washington. >>reporter: national park in the bay area government shut down would be in the closure of muir wood, alcatraz island but beyond national park shut down would have a direct affect on people pocket book. taxpayers for instance filing paper returns will see delay in getting the refunds. and federal employee including members of the military will either be paid retroactive or not at all. >> stop both our paycheck i would definitely have devastating affect on us. just with children and daily lives expenses don't go away. >>reporter: for the students at saint patrick saint vincent high school they hope the

and patrick reasons integration -- engraving shop, you have an address for that? >> it's in my book. i think it is 50 something. >> that would've been approximately what you're? >> -- what year? >> that would've been the '50s and again it's about. >> okay, great. >> he moved to cleveland after, and i'm not sure whether he ever comes back. ease in cleveland in the 1860s. he comes back to visit but not to live. so i would say the shop was from the 1850s. i'm pretty sure it's in the 1850s. >> thank you so much. >> i don't remember if you mention how long it took you from the day you decided to do this until the actual book came out, but i'm sure you want to such an up and down escalator of emotions. how did you know when you are all done, and how did you feel when you're finished with the? i would wonder. >> that's a really good question. because nobody else knew, and i'm not sure i did. i just -- i was tenacious, and i would just dig and dig and i could not give it a rest. and after about two or three years my husband said, well, why don't you start writing what i s

patrick, that's not the line. (laughter) time out. time out. patrick, what are you doing?atrick, i'm the funny one! you're the pretty one! well, when you're a guy, as a woman you're kind of beastly, i mean, really. >> rose: "ghetto klown" john leguizamo runs until july 10. >> we just got extended to july 10, that's right. >> rose: what's the great ambition for you? >> that's a deep question. i guess to do great work. i mean, that's always been the thing that drives me to... i want to do great work. i want to do the best i can be in yiing and acting and that's the thing that drives me. >> rose: you have an amazing work ethic. >> yeah, i'm different to the max in a good way. therapy has made it less of a have veng and more of a celebratory thing. >> what's the conversation like between you and the they arist? >> well, crazy enough my therapist is dr. tillman. he's an argentine jewish man, beautiful man and he sounds just like my dad but on xanax, it's very strange. >> rose: your dad on sank nagasaki. >> yeah, he's like (spanish accent) "you use your humor to survive your cor

in 45 minutes, massachusetts governor deval patrick. also >> we do not have to choose between a future of spiralling debt and one where we forfeit the investment of our people and our country. to meet our fiscal challenge, we will need to make reforms. we will all need to make sacrifices, but we do not have to sacrifice the america we believe in. as long as i'm president, we will not. ♪ host: president obama unveiled his deficit reduction plan yesterday. we want to get your thoughts on what is in the plan and the politics of it. the numbers to call this morning -- good morning and welcome to "washington journal." you can also e-mail us this morning. you can also find us on twitter. we will get your comments. let's take a look at some of the coverage of this story. "the washington post" leads with the headline "obama's plan combines cuts with tax hikes." host: very different interpretations of what this means and opinions in the opinion columns. "the wall street journal" has this article that says, "where is rahm emanuel when we need him

dot com he's joining us live in london good to see patrick thanks for joining us now the u.k. foreign secretary william hague claims that the coalition was completely unified over libya one of his later statements i gather he gave yesterday would you agree with that. so i think it's kind of very much with full thinking on william hague's behalf this i think really instead what we've seen over the last month now is basically a geo political mayhem where you have countries who are all in this kind of shabby coalition which is kind of flaking off not really knowing what they're trying to achieve with no real sense of a strategy no real sense of an endgame whatsoever so i think william hague is really engaging in some wishful thinking with one of your colleagues has written on your website that this whole libyan issues being treated like a hot potato nobody wants to hold on hold on to it for very long why is that do you think. well i completely agree that america you think has been a passing of the parking lot everyone's been kind of goading each other on saying well it's going to

patrick is charles' older brother, i think, and he had become an engraver. he had worked, did apprentice with the engraver from britain, and had become a well-known engraver, and he took philip into the shop. it didn't work out. a three months probation satisfied parent and master that the apprentice had not the slightest app constitute for the work. he came forward with his idea saying he wanted to be a pharmacist. that's when he was sent to apprentice with james mcewen smith in his pharmacy on west broadway and then because he had a two year apprenticeship, he was able to go to the college of pharmacy, and you know the rest of the story. what i want to point out, not only that these men mentored philip, but also that they were businessmen in their own right, and i want to emphasize the degree to which entrepreneurship was so important in the black community. as hard work to show you were working hard, the satisfaction of doing really well of becoming really skilled in your trade or profession, and finally as i said, making money in order to buy property, b

there is george downing, charles simmons and his brother patrick and james smith. the values they were very much the values of the little education, what today we would call the solid foundation of a liberal arts education. in addition to that they were development are education and other areas. character was one. respect ability another. the acquisition of wealth. basically work hard, become very skilled in your traitor in your profession and make money in the process. then, give money back to the community. and finally this idea of cosmopolitanism remotes and come every wordsworth and have a sense of the entire world. so what i think is important to think of here is the way in which what we say black american or african american, you know, and image immediately comes to mind and i want to kind of topic. i want to point out the dynamic process of making identity in this. people had been kidnapped and brought enslaved to the new world, to the united states, to america, to new york and they didn't become black americans are african-americans overnight, but with proc

saint patrick's day. we had six steals hospitals. they will respond to set up medical care after something like an earthquake. we went to the foot of market street. there is a slab of concrete there and we set up a field hospital. into the health department, we were able to legally operate as a one-night at john to the sobriety center. this is designed for the chronic public inebriates did -- a street person. and that is where they are taken if they meet the criteria for not going to a hospital. we took the same criteria. the nurse

. >> i'm patrick cox. >> reporter: charlene thought she found her answer on cnn. >> we'll solve your tax problems. >> reporter: the commercials featuring patrick cox of tax masters saturate the cable news channels. >> our former irs agents have helped many good people just like you. >> reporter: but left out of the commercials is one key fact. that the company is under active investigation for deceptive practices in at least two states. >> they're making outrageous promises, false promises, deception, lies and they're capitalizing on this bad economy and it's really unfortunate to take advantage of people who are already down on their luck. >> reporter: even so, the advertising campaign continues. >> don't wait any longer. call right now to get started today. >> reporter: helping tax masters, operating in houston, recruit thousands of new customers and bring in millions of dollars. and its made cox, once a small-time certified public accountant, a wealthy man, seen here outside the houston mansion he bought four years ago. in fact, the tax masters commercials are so prominent and pre

patrick's day response has been a good precursor for preparing for a very concentrated event that is not unfamiliar to any of us. ""mhíand let that be certainlya level of preparation. this weekend, with japan on our mind and japan town, i think the underscoring the theme is recovery. how encouraged the city family to come out and show full support. >> thank you very much. we will keep things moving here. we skipped over the tsunami alert >> i missed that one on my notes. we did have a tsunami warning that came out. we will be doing in after action report on this. né of the event. i wanted to touch on a couple of the basics. just a little after midnight, we had the eoc spun up. from there, the primary objectives that we have work to keep the senior leadership informed and to get out the right public message and be consistent and keep the public message out there. the warnings that we get our genetic endowment for the entire west coast. they can be really kind of scary. they require a little bit of analysis. we realize that the amount of water we are looking at is probably not any hig

patrick and a stillborn daughter from the '50s. where does jacqueline kennedy fall when it comes to literature about first ladies? you may come next week for eleanor roosevelt but first ladies in the modern era those of us to steady first lady's we put eleanor roosevelt in her own category. she is unto herself. no one like her before or after but for those ladies to come after i maintain she is a bridge first lady because she bridges the gap between the very traditional ladies' of bess truman and mamie eisenhower but the most modern first lady beginning with lady bird johnson, they have had public policy that they have worked on in their husbands administration. if it said name that policy, for every first lady 10 or more could say exactly a what fact first lady is famous for. but what about laura bush and michelle obama? are days supportive spouses of our more of a presidential partner or spouse? and i say think about this. i st. laura bush had to be that not too hillary. >> she did not go too far on the health care initiative so

patrick way that is what they're trying to figure out right now. the body of the suspect is still in that dodge dealership. the coroner has not yet arrived on scene. many, many investigators here with more still arriving at this hour. they have set up a command center of sorts. they do expect to be out here for quite a while as they try to figure out what happened as we get more information we'll of course keep you updated here on the morning news. live in dublin, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> severe weather and tornadoes have devastated the south killing more than 100 people. we want to show you home video shot by a man in tuscaloosa, alabama. take a look at that. yesterday a series of tornadoes swept across the state killing 128 people. now president obama has declared a state of emergency. this is more video of the damage left behind in tuscaloosa. president obama's declaration means alabama will now receive federal assistance. that includes search and rescue equipment and crews. >>> a heated exchange between giants fans and a coach fo

sexual por sacerdotes hicieron públicos documentos que revelan que la iglesia católica sabía que patrickfirireron a la bahia. >> fue arrestado en julio del 2010. >> quedan sólo 3 días para presentar la declaración de impuestos. >> se nos da consejos útiles para aquellos que ono pudieron asegurar su lugar en la casa de estudios. >> tienen gasta el primero de mayo para deciri dónde van a estudiar. >> este incluye un depósito de 100 dólares. >> los alumnos que tengan planes de vivir en los dormitorios estudiantiles deben ponerle atención a los requisitos. >> busca enviar el mensaje de que se toma en serio la inmigración ilegal. >> el mandatario descartó que la medida vaya a provocar una ola de boicots. >> el debate fue largo. >> gente viene de manera legal o ilegal para cumplir sus sueños. >> son ilegales, van a utilizar los servicios que nos cuestan a nosotros, nosotros pagmaos las cuentas. >> la iniciativa de ley fue aprobada en lo que muchos califican como un momento histórico. >> tenemos una ley que respodner de la mejor manera. >> de ser imlpementada, permitiría a los policías a indaga

patrick shot the next. i don't want to discuss issues on here but otherwise leading battles and it will be clear three deal to regain top spot in the russian premier league aftertaste cappello that's fucking talk. while dream shot of bolton's last gasp goal all of us ends arsenal title hopes this awesome game is money losing the weight of the english premier league. and the king of spain raphaela delegates from patrick duffy there after the second final in a week to win the boss alone right and. let's kick off with the russian premier league where defending champions need to regain top spot after they won three nil a time to clear yes of itself all those last three kicks from an exam because you go off after eleven minutes instead of in front and one in that state and so nine minutes to go to the five strikes from time to last a bridge game to rest three nil the final score is a neat back to the top. really a statistic bottom. that it is now missed the chance to reclaim top spot off a barrier held with surp

journalist patrick hannifin speaking from london there and on the way here in oz he will look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. the graduation day at the economics university in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country a year after the e.u.'s bailout of debt stricken greece the country's brightest must now look abroad for their future we report shortly. the american consumer appetite fuels thousands of jobs in the developing world but the payback is a legacy of pollution when those dudes are past their best firms are getting around regulations in using countries like india as a dumping ground as appreciator now reports. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the newest snap book studies show that these days the useful lifespan of a computer is only two years and every day americans dump their junk in the hope of keeping up with the joneses telling up to a total of three million tons of electronic waste every year but whe

there are thousands of german it's patricks now living in moscow and with the business links growing stronger every year entrepreneurial muscovites once a consulate there are usually ten to eighteen students per language class the majority of whom are russian the three month course cost around ten thousand roubles the brown three hundred fifty dollars. the institute opens the doors to the arts education science and development and the sense also promotes cross exchanges social and academic and friends with the aim to bring the two countries politically and culturally closer together. and pausing to take a look at just speaks entertainment news listen. office one of the most famous for design is known for the use of traditional russian prince and soviet symbols in his designs not only create clothes in excess of recent bright recognizable prints plus a trend similar will catch it's very fresh in. my son introduced this iphone is not only painted a tile it also has the machine that is meeting russian federation this is the. backside created in collaboration with a company that register

journalist patrick having said that speaking from about the right still to come here are looking to the greek myth of the graduate opportunities. graduation day i think on some of us that in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country a year after the e.u.'s bail out of that stricken country's brightest that's not going to grow or that our future. just a few few months here. now a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed and during a special operation he's been wanted for suspected involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings seems. oh this happened in the republic of the dishonor overnight police stopped two suspicious will be illegals to check the i.d.'s of passengers they open fire police open fire back and as a result. war for militants were killed in this operation and police have now confirmed that one of these men was these that he will be john of who is a local local terrorist leader notori

journalist patrick henningsen speaking from one of there and all the way here in our t.v. we'll look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. for graduation day at the economics and aversive in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country. a year after the bailout debt stricken breeze the country's brightest must now look abroad for the euro future we report shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed during a special overnight operation he's been wanted for suspected involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings our teams are going to spin off has more. all of this happened in the republic of the just done overnight police stopped two suspicious vehicles to check the i.d.'s both would be passengers they opened fire police opened fire back and as a result or for four militants were killed in this operation and police have now confirmed that one of these men was he said i d

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carol is patrick having some speaking from one end there. on the way to you here in r t we'll look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. graduation day at the economics an aversive in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country. a year after the e.u.'s bailout of her dad stricken greece the country's pride us must now look abroad for their future we're with board shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has reportedly been killed joining us special overnight operation he's been wanted for suspected involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombing started the group is going off can tell us more. for your top militants supposedly killed so what more can you tell us about the ration well the special operation began as a shadow security check of two suspicious peoples all of this happened in a cell that probably got you started with the stuff these stores sh

tried mr patrick henningsen that speaking of from london well a militant leader in that russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed during a special overnight operation he's been wanted for suspected. but of several terrorist attacks including last year's most things. of course. is everything and our give us more information on this so it's one of those terrorism. i was in five it. well two cars were stopped on sunday night at a checkpoint in dagestan but after the driver refused to open the car and fired and opened fired the police fired back and at the end of four terrorists including the militant leader is that i believe ali jato were killed the cording to the national anti terrorist committee underwent training in the center now back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight these terrorists that were killed on sunday night in dagestan were also claimed responsibility for a number of terrorist attacks in a drug an across the north caucasus was also claimed responsibility for training women to become suicide bombers for future terrorist attacks across the country and accordi

journalist patrick henningsen speaking from one of their. and on the way here in our team we will look into the greek myth of a graduate opportunity. for graduation day i think knowing some of us that in athens exciting day for most of the students of course because any of the situation is that most of them will mall be able to find a job in their home country a year after they used to go out of debt stricken greece the country's brightest must now look abroad for your future we report shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed during a special overnight operation he's been water or suspected of involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings and he has cost us more. or your top military has been killed so bring us the details of the operation well all of this happened in the republic of biggest on overnight police stops two suspicious will be illegals to check the i.d.'s both of the passengers they opened fire police opened fire back and as a result or for all fo

and nobody would ever say that daniel patrick moynihan was a raving right-winger. but he was a thoughtful man and his looking at this objectively. and at the time as a young staffer in the department of labor, what he saw startled him and gave him pause and he wrote about it and warned the consequences of a growing level of out of wedlock births saying that 25% was shocking to him. how chocolatey be fine 75% of african-american births are out of wedlock? and across the board among all demographic groups, 41% of all american live births are now out of wedlock births. again, forget one's position on the political spectrum. this is a concern because there are economic consequences for those children. i'd like to think people on the right are just as interested in limiting poverty as people on the left. but the reality of eliminating poverty comes down to simply putting more money in a government program, does not address the root issue, which is that mothers and fathers are the most important form of a government. i also want to mention that i think we sometimes forge

momentos tan difíciles para él y su esposa. >> la próxima audiencia será el próximo 20 de julio y patrickbiando de tema en una tienda de los Ángeles se presentó jenifer lópez y van a ver la multitud que llegó para verla de cerca, firmó autógrafos y regaló autógrafos de su propio disco que va a lanzar en mayo. >> y tuvo tiempo para compartir con este joven minusválido que soñaba con tener una foto de ella. >> que buen gesto. >> y sigue la polémica por el embarazo de la cantante marisela de 45 años su novio confirmó que está en su segundo o inttercer de gestación pero la duda si el bebé es suyo, tan pronto nazca la criatura la va a hacer someter a una prueba genética ante las cámaras de un programa de televisión, la hija de la dama de hierro lo acusa de publicar publicidad y se espera que marisela aclare todo el asunto. >> se lo daremos a conocer el lunes. >> ahí la ven. >> es aracely arámbula que vuelve a difundir un foto en bikini y está tomando agüita de coco. >> y como una indirecta luís miguel que cumplió 41 años. >> bueno estrenó el esperado comercial en que la modelo y actriz colombi

obviously patrick committed to see you as well. and friends here i haven't seen quite a while in college. i want to thank the kennedy family for their history of service and sacrifice and i've had the privilege actually to speak with vicky on many occasions about her vision for this amazing facility in the sense that you don't learning. i was deeply moved by her passion and enthusiasm to do something very special for her husband and for the family and for commonwealth and for the country. i told you i would come. [laughter] a little surprise to everybody, isn't it? [laughter] all aside, what does think vicky and patrick for their warm welcome in the transition in becoming the new united states senator. one thing that she would know -- every window he is a legend. me if all people understand the large shoes i have to fill. one thing i always appreciate it was his dedication to service, his sense of humor and the fact that he was so zealous in the way that he thought were the things he truly believed in. i'm not sure if you're aware

obviously patrick committed to see you as well. while the elected officials and friends here i haven't seen quite a while in college. i want to thank the kennedy family for their history of service and sacrifice and i've had the privilege actually to speak with vicky on many occasions about her vision for this amazing facility in the sense that you don't learning. i was deeply moved by her passion and enthusiasm to do something very special for her husband and for the family and for commonwealth and for the country. i told you i would come. [laughter] a little surprise to everybody, isn't it? [laughter] all aside, what does think vicky and patrick for their warm welcome in the transition in becoming the new united states senator. one thing that she would know -- every window he is a legend. me if all people understand the large shoes i have to fill. one thing i always appreciate it was his dedication to service, his sense of humor and the fact that he was so zealous in the way that he thought were the things he truly believed in. i

patrick way and the southbound entrance ramp. the officers estimate being out here for four hours and maybe more trying to piece together what happened. live in dublin amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. an arrest could come soon in the case of a german tourist kill would boy a stray bullet. the family met with san francisco police investigators and the da. they hope to make an arrest in the near future. she was celebrating her anniversary when a bullet hit her in a shoot out with rival gang members. >> they come and see the place where my wife and their mother died. i think it is most important time for mow to come back. >> suspects who were arrested shortly after the shooting were arrested. schroer holds no ill will to san francisco and plan to return to the city. >> there is a center of a new investigation. hundreds turned out it hear pg&e's answers on replacing pipe lines. sarah is live with the latest. they are demanding thousands of stuff. they are starting and it could result in jail time for pg&e officials. last night here in san

publicos documentos que, segun ellos, revelan que la iglesia catolica sabia que el ex- sacerdote "patrick abusado de por lo menos un niÑo cuando lo transfirieron al este de la bahia.---el ex-sacerdote enfrenta cargos por abusar de 7 menores en la decada de los aÑos 70 y 80 en su pais natal, irlanda... en los ultimos seis meses el religioso ha sido demandado por 4 hombres de nuestra zona que alegan que "mccabe" abuso de ellos en los aÑos 80.---"mccabe", de 74 aÑos, fue arrestado en julio de 2010 y actualmente esta en espera de ser extraditado a irlanda. ---quedan solo tres dias para presentar la declaracion de impuestos, y este año los reembolsos fiscales del gobierno estatal se pagaran a tiempo.---el contralor del estado aseguro que, a pesar de que california enfrenta un deficit presupuestario de 14-mil-millones de dolares, este aÑo no se emitiÁn pagaÉs... si el estado le debe dinero, le daran su reembolso en aproximadamente 3 semanas desde que presenta su declaracion.---por cierto, sin contar a los contribuyentes que todavia no le han rendido cuentas al "tio sam", california ya ha recaud

and into of the children they lost, patrick and another daughter she lost as a stillborn child in the 1950s. so to help you put this into perspective in terms of what is jacqueline kennedy fall when it comes to literature, about first ladies can you may been here for the first two talks about first lady. you may come next week for eleanor roosevelt. this is what the scholars think about first ladies in the modern era. and by the way, those of us who study first ladies, take eleanor roosevelt and pleasure in the category herself. eleanor roosevelt is unto herself. there is no one like her before or after. but for those to come after, i maintain that jacqueline kennedy is a bridge first lady because she bridges the gap between the very traditional ladies of bess truman and a mamie eisenhower come and then a most modern first ladies really starting with lady bird johnson, all of them have had public policy with the exception of pat nixon a pet public policy that they've worked on in the husband's administration. and so if i did a game right now that said name that policy for every first

patrick way in the southbound entrance ramp to 680. this area is all shut down. it is all over the area and they have a command station set up here and we have seen 20 officers here trying to figure out exactly what happened. reporting life in dublin. amy hollyfield, abc news. >>> and san francisco's da said charges could come soon in the case of a german tourist killed by unisquare. they met with the san francisco police investigators and the district attorney yesterday. police told the schroers they hope to make an arrest in the near future. she was celebrating her anniversary when a stray bullet hit her in a shoot out among rival gang members. >> it is to come and see the place. and it is the most important time for me to come back to san francisco. >> several suspects were arrested shortly after the shooting and were released due to insufficient evidence . stefan schroer holds no ill will to san francisco and plan to return to the city. >> police have now released the suspects was a man and woman in connection with a residential burglary earlier this week. th

patrick's st. vincent high school here in vallejo.hey are doing double duty singing in the choir tonight of les miserable. they hope a federal government shutdown doesn't ruin everything when they get to washington, dc, next week. >> they could use more of that. >> reporter: since september vallejo st. patrick's st. vincent high school choir has been working on its music for a national competition. working too for the money to pay for the trip to washington, dc. $50,000. >> all my close friends are going. it will be exciting to share this experience with them too and i think we all deserve it. we have worked really hard. >> reporter: the director commutes from sacramento. an hour a day each day in his car. listening to his radio during the drive it began to dawn on him along about last october that the battle over the federal budget could come to a head around the time he and his choir were heading to washington. next week. and if the national parks shutdown so could some of the main attractions of the trip. >> lincoln memorial, jeffe

you start with patrick henry and go to george w. bush. good coverage in terms of what happened. if we did want to have things that were not only clearly to be in there but things that are a little less well known. the alamosa speech is in there. we tried a little bit of everything to make it interesting. [applause] >> for more information visit the author's website, jackie gingrich cushman.com. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see your online. fight the offer or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can share anything you see on booktv.org by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live on-line for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> up next christopher strain looks at why american society is so violent. he talked about his book at the west palm beach public library in florida for 40 minutes. >> i am glad to be here at the west palm beach public library. appreciate the opportunity to speak with you all. about my latest bo

públicos los deboing mon documentos que revelan que la pais natal, lica, sabía que el 4 hombres e, patrickmeses ha sido demandado atoria ombres que dicen que él esta semana, ría abusado de ellos en los años 80. >>> las autoridades aumentaron la vigilancia en la preparatoria dente del estás imágenes que que la escue estudiante una pelea, la superintendente la dice que la escuela sigue "gigantes" emansa nte y a míniina a las pas a involucrarse más con la sosp educación de los hijo. >>> hoy la policía los Ángeles dio más detalles de los sospechoso del fanático de los do, ntes de san francisco, que descrito l hospital, es calvo usa bárbara y creen que tiene un lu encontrar el 2 sospechoso es un hombre blanco hispanos que tras sepies con cabello cortó y ia wilson" almendra. >>> una mujer se recupera tras dia hora.da por dos perros intento fue ayer cuando una mujer caminaba con su perro que murió con la mordidas de los erros la víctima que intentó separar a lo perros, pero la medicaid y hasla también. alimentos del presupuesto aprobado por el congreso, rogramas como medicare y medical podrían su

patrick's way is closed. they say they have no idea when they'll be able to reopen it. they don't know whether the man suffered from mental illness and they don't know whether what he used to beat the officer. whether it was the beer can or whether it was his fists and feet. >> federal safety investigators have just released a final report on a muni train collision that 46 passengers in july of 2009. the ntsb concludes the probable cause was the operator failing to keep the train in automatic mode until he reached the platform of the west portal station. that would have been when the driver blacked out because of a heart condition and managers contributed to the accident by not monitoring and enforcing rules. >> less than half an hour from now, prosecutors will announce 19 sexual abuse charges against a former u.c. berkeley doctor. he is accused of illegal sexual contact with several of his patients. prosecutors say most if not all victims were unconscious when they were assaulted. >>> we now know the what will tons, clare and esteban is proud parents of three boys and