i was originally contacted by patrick white, the neighbor of the appellant on march 16. and he politely reached out and introduced himself as a new neighbor and expressed some concerns about the permit issued for the subject we are all talking about tonight. so i met with everybody, the appellant included in the backyard and even marked out the parameters what have is proposed. it didn't go to plan. i didn't think i would be met with as much opposition as i have been. and i would love to see the 94 neighbors who are appealing or not appealing but have given support for the appellant's decision. you know the structural engineer gave me an opportunity to build this thing a heck of a lot bigger than what we are doing. i didn't think that it fit with the scope of the home. that's why i am not building as much as we could have. and i reached out to susan wong on the day they found out that she had filed an appeal. and to ask politely if there is a way to work out this like adults and find the resolution. she told me it wasn't a good time to talk, and i said is there a good ti

white. that's patrick cane scores on the power play one-nothing chicago wins it, they led this series threeo zero. nba playoffs, atlanta and washington. all right atlanta loses they're in role trouble. did not play for the washington wizards four-three one right there, atlanta wins it 106 to 90. that's sports in a minute. guess what? i'm still howard eskin. >>> you will always be howard eskin. >> true. >> some people who paid to watch the mayweather fight doing more than just being mad about what went down. >> oh, man when money is involved couple of fans now have filed a lawsuit seeking class action status against manny, they say they were defrauded into paying to watch the fight because he did not disclose his rotate or cuff injury. the shoulder injury is so serious, that manny will have to have surgery probably today. meanwhile may weather floyd says he would consider a rematch because of this injury. oh even more money? >> two thing, i didn't know as a fancy could sue because i didn't like the way things turned out then two don't you think this might and employ so they can fight again,

white house. it's sparking a new (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great.done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. >>> we haven't had a president without a college degree since harry truman. but scott walker says if he runs for the white house, it would be an asset, since most americans don't have a college degree either. carey, you agree with the governor why. >> in this case there is nothing in the constitution that says a president must have a masters or college degree. i would rather have a president with courage than no degree than a president with an ivy league degree and no courage. he showed tremendous courage in wisconsin standing up to unions and saving his state billions of dollars. >> 62% of americans don't have a college degree so maybe they could empathize with someone who doesn't. >> well sure it giv

first period, only one goal in the game, chicago in white that's patrick cane, scores on the power playnothing chicago wins it. they led this league series three games to 0n. ba playoffs, atlanta and washington. all right atlanta loses they're in real trouble. that will was john wall on the bench. he did not play ft. washington wizards, kyle korver did four-three one right there atlanta wins it 106 to 90. that's sports in a minute. guess what? i'm still howard eskin. >>> i wanted to stay up late last night and watch basketball and call in sick but i didn't want to leave you. >> because you're from the atl. >> nothing going to up dc, we need a win. some people who paid to watch the mayweather fight are mad about it. >> some seeking class action status against manny, they say, they were defrauded in the paying to watch the fight because did he not disclose his shoulder injury. the shoulder injury is so serious, he will now have to have surgery. meanwhile, mayweather says he would welcome a rematch when manzie ready to fight again. >> this raises all kind of questions. >> yes. >> i mean, i

white. on the power play, patrick cane he is just incredible. chicago wins it one to nothing.l. they lead in the series three games to none. nba playoffs washington in atlanta. to atlanta. john wall not playing for the wizards. already one game to nothing in the series. at land in white. kyle korver remember him hits the three. he had four, three pointers to night. he was four for four from three. he had 12 points. his only 12 points. he'll hit another when it got a little touchy at the end and atlanta wins it 106-90 much that series tied up at one-one. >> i've seen wild and crazy competition for many things. but not what you are about to see. it's called the car jumping by pee people that are just flat out nuts. let's go to the uk. where else? you try to jump over cars and if you look at these cars. it looks like it's not the only time that they compete. look at that. but the best is coming. this is england. what you don't remove the trailer. the next dope comes driving over he'll try to make it over. >> he did it. >> he did it. he made it. >> he made it over. this is a great

white. on the power play, patrick cane shoots, scores, chicago wins it one-nothing leads the series three games. that is sport in a minute. and i'm howard eskin. >> tiger woods after announcing his split with lindsey vaughn, he said he is losing sleep announced split sunday blaming hectic work schedules, but the break up isn't the only reason why he's not sleeping. sunday was the ninth anniversary of his father's death. he says this time of year always a hard time for him. and the break up just adds to this difficult time. >> yes, he is evidently trying get it together on the course, he played nine holes evidently yesterday, the day before he lost three balls in two holes. out the bound, this guy the greatest thing on a golf course for so many years. and he's lost it. >> has. >> look, he is 39, will be 40 in december. he's had surgeries multiple on his knees he had back surgery last year. >> right. >> i think he's done. sad, end of an era. >> sometimes it happens. >> yes. >> every good thing comes to an end chris murphy. >> so you're leaving me. >> one day. >> awe. >> all right coming up as we

. >> there was a young male named patrick cone who said that he saw a big white dude walking down theriveway. he had blond hair about 6'2" or 6'3" and he had on a members only black jacket and a stocking cap and a mustache. >> they passed on the road and the person said that he was getting an early start that morning and got into the white chevette and drove off. >> i said this man has a black man's nose and a droopy eye. >> he said, that is what i saw. >> and six days after the murders, the police put out a call for the man who adopted the eastburn's dog. army sergeant home with his wife, daughter and new dog, eating lunch, and the daughter said, hey, that is you. >> he said, hey, that is you. so he packed up and went to the sheriff's office. >> i stopped in the track, and i looked at him and i said, this is the man right here after i looked at the composite. >> they put together a photo lineup, and settled on number two, and that is tim hennis. he said, are you sure? and he said, yes, i am sure. and he picked out the white chevette, and he said, yes, that is the car. he was being co

you wear white whenever you want to. >> i have st. patrick's day colors on so who am i to talk okay? >> see you later. >>> let's move now to california. there's an oil spill there that is raising deep concerns about the marine life. veterinarians reporting they have found dead animals in the area. this after crude oil spilled into the ocean from a leak in an underground pipe very close to santa barbara. will carr is live in california with the latest. will? >> reporter: greg they just wrapped up the latest press conference. on the outside of the press conference there were a number of protestors around 50 to 60 here. they are against big oil and don't want disperse isn't as going into the pacific ocean. on the inside of the press conference we learned the same things we have been hearing, that the recovery effort here could take weeks and months. it could take even longer to figure out the cause of the oil spill. there's also a lot of discussion on the impact to wildlife. as of right now, the numbers are relatively small in terms of the wildlif

article about a woman who saw a white eye in photos of relatives instead of the normal red eye -- and it turned out to be cancer. julie told the story to her husband patrickays he told her it was nothing. but julie couldn't shake the feeling something was wrong. julie fitzgerald/avery's mom >> "i took a picture and i did not want to take a picture and i did not want to take the picture because i had this dreaded feeling in the pit of my stomach and i took the picture and boom. his whole pupil was just white and that's when i knew." > >rebecca:that was three weeks ago. julie went to specialist who gave them the news. julie fitzgerald/avery's mom >> "he took one look and said there are multiple, multiple tumors." we will probably not be able to save his ieye > >rebecca:it was cancer. 75 percent of avery's eye was covered in tumors and it had to be removed. had they waited much longer it could have spread to his brain and blood. the fitzgerald family found out avery had likely been blind in his left eye his whole life, but tumors started growing just six weeks earlier. his dad says he has very simple advice for other father's out >>:listen to your wife. trus

patrick passed away two days after his birth in 1963. beau biden was 46 years old. major garrett has more from the white house. >> reporter: beau biden shared his father's name. the third generation of joseph robinette bidens, a son who followed his father into politics. >> i'm beau biden and joe biden is my dad. >> reporter: at the democratic national convention in 2008 beau was already delaware's attorney general. and that year deployed top iraq with the national guard. in that speech beau biden recalled the tragedy that defined his father's life and gave poignant urgency to their relationship. >> one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital. >> reporter: in 1972 biden's wife and daughter were killed in a traffic accident in delaware. beau and his brother hunter were seriously injured. joe biden age 30, had just been elected to the senate. >> he was sworn in in the hospital at my bedside. as a single parent he decided to be there to put us to bed to be there when we woke up from a bad dream to make us breakfast. >> truth be told the real reason i went home every night is that i needed my chi

patrick back home to the rest of his family in rural louisiana. >> if i had somewhere to send my son, i would have sent my son. >> one evening, a white man in a bigto threaten patrick and a small friend. >> the little boy said that patrick said, man, that might be the killer. >> patrick used a pay phone to call police. he told them, a man was chasing me and my friend in a brown cadillac. >> well, actually, thought it was a crank phone call. they didn't send a car out. >> this is a sketch the other boy provided to police after patrick was dead. two weeks later, on february 6, patrick stopped by the restaurant where his father worked to ask for money, then walked back toward the omni. he never made it home that night. >> i'm like, he didn't come home? oh, my god! that was the first thing popped in my head. missing. murdered. oh, my god! >> the atlanta missing persons bureau continue their hunt for this missing child. >> one day seemed like it was a week. that was the longest search in the world. >> it was almost 2:00 p.m. when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless figure of a young black boy. >> on the seventh day a maintenance man

whites. it is a diverse situation in that community. liberals or democratic leadership is reluctant to say this is the problem just like patrick moynihan said said, this will lead to chaos and disruption -- dysfunction. they said that is untrue. i am not sitting here to say there are not other issues at play. but i would take care of my family first. lou: and governments with the thoughts and policies of the anti-government party and it seems the family should be the focus of our policies and support them whenever the measures are necessary. great to see you. turning to the foiled a terrorist attack in texas the islamic state taking credit for the failed plot now authorities are claiming the homeland's security department issued a warning that it could attract an attack we are live bin garland with the report. >> that claim of responsibility from isis came by a message broadcast on the radio station. it praised the two texas shooter's hand says soldiers of the caliphate. was that incredible claim of responsibility or the to put fear into the minds of america. to make that determination so any direct links between the shooters are any m

washington without arousing suspicion, cardinal ortega was spirited into the white house to speak directly with the pope. senator patrickas involved from the earliest stages. >> i think both cubans and the u.s. could say, okay, we agree with pope francis, it's time. >> reporter: cuban and american negotiators met twice in the secure confines of vatican city and at least nine times in ottawa and toronto. francis took no public credit but was no doubt more than pleased at adding another member to his faithful flock. for cbs "this morning," allen pizzey vatican city. >>> cleanup crews this morning are trying to contain thousands of gallons of oil that leaked into the hudson river. a transformer fire on saturday at new york's indian point nuclear power plant sent the black smoke billowing to the sky. oil in the transformer seeped into a holding tank. the fluid then entered the river through a discharge drain. ing aist have -- activists are calling for the plant to shut down after a series of mishaps. >>> stunning claims about the death of osama bin laden. pulitzer prize winner seymour hearst says he was killed with the help

white supremacists. >> james quinn who studies these groups professor appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> joining me now patrickanton, public information officer for the waco police department. sergeant, can you describe your understanding, your department's understanding of what exactly was happening before this fight broke out on sunday at this twin peaks and how your department learned about it? >> i will tell you through criminal intelligence resource we were made aware of biker activity at this club been going on for a while. we've been watching it and processing information as we could. we knew sunday there was a large contingent of individuals that were there at the club and in response to that, we had a large contingent of officers available to deal with that. >> let me ask you this. obviously, this is incredibly anomalous in the sense we've never seen anything like this, but how much of policing in waco involves policing ordealing with these kinds of groups? is this something common for your officers to have to deal with? >> you know, i will tell you i've been here 34 years. in the 34 years that i've b

white eye in photos of relatives instead of the normal red eye. it turns out to be cancer. julie told the story to her husband patrick. he said he told her it was nothing but julie could not shake the story something was wrong. >> i took a picture and did in the want to take the picture because i had had this dreaded feeling in the pit of my stomach. i took the picture and sure enough i took it of all three boys and the other two were fine, and then his picture, boom i mean his whole pupil was just, white. >> reporter: that was just three weeks ago. julie went to the specialist who gave them the news. >> he took one look and said there are multiple, multiple tumors and you will probably not be able to save his eye. >> reporter: it was cancer, 75 percent of avery's eye was covered in tumors and it a had to be removed. had they waited longer it could have spread to his brain, and blood. but fitzgerald family found out avery had likely been blind in his left eye his whole life, but that the tumor started growing just six weeks earlier. his dad says he a has very simple advice for other fathers out there. >> listen to you

patrick moynahan who became a u.s. senator from new york wrote a controversial report at the time. it was diagnosed the social and economic disparities between whitend black americans. he appeared on december 12th 1965 on "meet the press" to defend the report. >> the family is a good place to see the results of unemployment. the results of discrimination, results of bad housing poor education. >> five decades later, the problems of inequality and poverty are worse in many areas. 50 years ago, a third of african-american children lived with only one parent or none. nearly three times the number of children overall at the time. that number is over 60%. in baltimore, by the way, 62% of children live in single parent homes. in 1965 the unemployment was nearly double the national average. in 2015 the situation is exactly the same. twice the national average. >>> in baltimore, 59% of black men between ages of 25 and 54 are working. compared with 79% of white men. child poverty rates for african-american children have gone down since the '60s. but there are twice as many african-american kids that continue to live in poverty as children overall. tom brok

white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm just alone with myself and the creatures in the ocean. >> always seeking new adventure, the two head south, where the big boys play. >> this site is off the island of guadalupe. it's about, i think, about 160 miles off the coast of baja, california. >> i had a little bit of apprehension on the way out about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> because you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah, on the first day we definitely had an exciting moment. we had a shark actually -- a big female come in an

white, it is or isn't. how does this happen? i want to talk about the legal significance of all of this, legal analyst mark geragos and california prosecutor wendy patrickwhere am i missing something? either a knife is legal or it's not legal, because when the microscope is on a case like this, you're going to get your ducks in a row. mark, please tell me that a state's attorney would have those ducks in a row and have checked ery "i" and "t" before coming out and making that announcement. >> i don't know that's true in this case. you've been a little sars castic so far today about -- >> a little. >> a wee bit sarcastic about what's going on down there and look, even if -- >> politics playing. >> it's all politics. everybody has their ax in, and i'll make a bold prediction. the fact that this commissioner is at odd's with the state's attorney does not bode well for her prosecution. i've been there before when the police commissioner is not on board with the prosecution things happen, your case falls apart. it's an amazing thing that happens to a prosecutor. >> this is why wendy, when i saw that that man on the screen was not standing up there, in solida