my cousin who worked at poz to. dropped out of college to come work for poz, and other people. and my pal, naomi, who is just an amazing gal. so, a lot of what i have said at some of these other events i don't need to see here because people understand the epidemic, people in this room, and in a way that is different from so many other places i have spoken. so i'll do the prologue and then we can get into a discussion. requires glasses. >> december, 1989. new york city. i am nervousry sitting in a pew in st. patrick's cathedral in new york where cardinal conners is about to celebrate mass. it has been years since i celebrated mass and longer since i took communion. i remember the ah i felt as an an altar boy, and later the anger when the church betrayed me. it's bitterly cold. a near record low. parishioners holing hymnals in gloved hands. the mood in the church is tense, nothing like the droning boredom of the masses of my youth. as the minutes pass i think of the jesuits who said a good catholic acts on the social teachings if that means confronting the church. outside st. pa

. >> there are some new pieces to the poz many in the search of the malaysia jumbo jet. as the malaysia prime minister confirms that the plane being lasloss wasnot an accident. >> it appears the plane was an tadged, the -- was sabotaged. >> consistency with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> whoever was at the controls shut down communications and programmed tactical maneuvers, making a left turn in an apparent attempt to evade radar. whoever was in command knew what he was doing. >> a pilot or whoever had extensive training to program the turn tot west. >> even though a location turner was turned off, the satellite was getting a signal from the plane every hour. being malaysian officials are zeroing in on the two people in the cockpit, zahari shaw, kept a flight simulator at home. friends said, he did not can indicate being troubled. and his co-pilot harik hamid, engaged to be married. can investigators question why being malaysia are waited so long to check tout two men. chuck severtsen, abc 7 news. >>> officers say driver of a pickup smashed into the camry

my cousin who worked at poz. dropped out of college to come work for poz basically. [laughter] and all sorts of other people. so, and my pal naomi who's just an amazing pal. so i -- a lot of what i have said at some of these other events i don't think i need to say here, because i think people understand the epidemic, people in this room in a way that -- different from some of the other places i've spoken. so i think i'm just going to do the prologue, read that, and then we can get into a discussion. it requires glasses. december, 1989, new york city. i am nervously sitting this a pew near the front of st. patrick's cathedral in new york where john cardinal o'connor is about to celebrate mass. it had been years -- has been years since i took communion, the holiest of sacrament as, but that is why i'm here. i remember the awe i felt as an alter boy in iowa city at st. mary's and later the anger when the church we be trayed me. it is bitterly cold, a near-record low. many parishioners wear heavy coats. slush-covered boots have left a wet trail down the long center aisl

the first action of the spring, scooter, rookie mark back to buster poz sdplchzi for the tag. 31 yearse back from wrist surgery and back surgery and tried to make the team and he hits a home run. final is 4-3. that's a wrap on morning sports. you have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> next, how a high school football player got a houston texan cheerleader to agree to be his date for senior prom. knows her way can run in high heels. must be a supermodel, right? you don't know "aarp". because aarp is making finding the career you love, no matter what your age, a real possibility. go to aarp.org/possibilities to check out life reimagined for tools, support, and connections. if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities >>> well, many high school players take cheerleaders to the prom. however, this is a little different. mike ramirez will have a cheerleader on his arm at the dance. he tweeted 10,000 retweets and i'll be taking a texans cheerleader to prom.

we're pro poz posing a huge increase for higher education, that's $4 million for our universities tors to train kids for good paying fast growing jobs out there. these the kinds of jobs we want our kids to have, they have benefits, careers, these aren't minimum wage jobs, these aren't government jobs, these are good paying jobs so you can raise a family. these careers. >> how about right around here where we're looking at? there's fields that have been left for dead, new technology making them come to life. lot of jobs being created? >> absolutely. not only in the shallow gulf -- obviously there's great work happening in the deep shelf, we have companies pushing boundaries and doing great exploration work, shell had an exciting announcement recently. but you have fields thought to be tapped out, you have on shore fields, companies that are creating jobs, creating more energy. what it shows is american ingenuity and innovation still works. in d.c. they see limits, we see opportunity hire. we're seeing the latest technology, you look at what's happening, my first year as governor you h

the theory that has been poz itd over and over again, including the front-page story in "the new york times," the theory as to why lanes on the busiest lanes in the world were shut down by members of governor christie's inner circle. the theory is it was about political retribution against that mayor, political retribution against mayor mark sokolich in ft. lee for him refusing to endorse chris christie for re-election. seriously, though? think about that for a second. close down access to the world's busiest bridge for number 45 on your list? you gridlock a town for five days for a guy who's only number 45 on your list of priorities? seriously? what does that mean they did if number 35 failed to endorse them? i mean, i shudder to think what would happen if number five refused to endorse. would that be nuclear? when governor christie gave his marathon press conference addressing the lane closures back in january, he said the political retribution explanation didn't make sense to him. and he made a good case for it. he said, listen, i can't pick mayor mark sokolich of ft. lee out of a