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the buzz is pretty g starting fris pris pris with a contract is just under 200s wind advisories no contract it's $599. price is not the bottom line for all smart phone buyers. you want to know how it measures up? abc 7 news reports it may be facing an uphill battle. >> university alumni director is hiding something not so stylish. >> i have a black berry. it's a little bit embarrassing. >> wrapped in a final months of a contract he's watched friends trade up to newest phone autos they usually ask you know why do you stril a black berry? >> the smart phone that started it all now accounts for just 2% of the market. the ceo of black berry is determined to change that. >> we've got to get better what. we did is building the platform. >> the x 10 looks like it's competitors and view autos i like it. i think black berry has done a good job they've done a nice job with the camera. >> there is a store of new apps because who wants a known without angry birds. >> is it enough? so-to-save the money? >> they're just trying to prove they're not dead. >> close something. >> not dead yet. >> there is no

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correct decision and bring some order out of our various statutes and constitutional provisions and the pris precedence of the court itself. it's hard sometimes. >> jon: you wrote brown versus board of education may be the most important decision. >> it was very important to us as a nation. >> jon: when they made that decision was it a difficult sphwhun do people feel they overreached at that time? do you know? >> i don't know the feeling of the justices but it was a major decision. and many them are -- they effect us for years to come and you really want to get it properly decided. >> jon: do you have one you wanted back that you put out there and you were like, that was a rough one? >> if i did, i wouldn't say. >> jon: come on, justice! get in there. [cheers and applause] do you ever feel as some of these cases are coming up to this court oh, i'd like to jump in there and -- get you like an old ball player. >> i've not had that feeling. when they have a terribly difficult decision i usually say to myself thank goodness i don't have to be there deciding it. [ laughter ] >> jon: have you met

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the realignment effort moved thousands from state pris toons jails -- prisons to county jails. >>> bay area doctors have discovered simple aspirin could be a anti-cancer drug. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler is live with more. >> reporter: doctors tell me these inexpensive pills may help prevent skin cancer. and with that warm weather that bill has been telling us about you may be seeing more of the sun. >> reporter: melanoma kills 9,000 americans every year. top risks are light complexion and sun exposure. >> i have had a bunch of burns when i was younger and didn't use as much sun screen. >> reporter: researchers said they studied 60,000 wimmen for 12 years and found -- women for 12 years. >> we think aspirin is reducing inflammation and the growth of cancer cells. >> reporter: she says other drugs had no such effect. >> there must be something different about aspirin effecting a pathway the others are not. >> reporter: aspirin was previous link to lower risk of other cancers but this is the first to show reduction in skin cancer. >> hopefully we will rally more research

this is a huge ridge of pri pressure.ck wise location moving around, way up in the pacific northwest. it is going to be very dry and very sunny for us, but not very warm because high pressure for tomorrow will be off to the west and we'll get that northwest flow. clear , chilly morning. sunday and monday, those are the mildest days as high pressure gets closer to us. so what to expect? skies will be clear, a little cloudier and the showers will hold off until next thursday. close to average. san jose 68. heyward 66. 70 for walnut creek. and it's all about the sunshine in san rafael. your extended forecast, sunny through the weekend. highs around 70. we'll trend cooler tuesday and wednesday. there you go. bow not until next week. staying dry for a while. >> and those showers, nothing heavy. i don't see it. all the meteors we watched. >> punxsutawney phil is in hot water. prosecutor says we have been misled about an early spring. they don't live out here. his tongue and cheek won an indictment of four counts. >> the snow wa

police they he pried the elevator door open and then fell to his death.e said there's no evidence of foul play. but wolf's father doubts their theory. medical examiner is determining the cause of death. >>> the first major western wildlife of the season raging in northern colorado tonight. about 1,000 acres west of ft. collins have been chewed up by the fire that started yesterday and was immediately whipped up by high winds. hundreds of families evacuated their homes but many of them are being allowed to go back home. >>> and now it's time to meet our hero of the week. >> i avoided the ceremony as far as i could. most of the girls undergo this mutilation when they are 12. i really liked going to school. i know i'm going to be married off and my dream of becoming a teacher was going to end. i had to face my dad and say, i will only go through the cutting if you let me go back to school. it was early in the morning, a rusty old knife and no anesthesia. i'll never forget that day. eventually i was the first girl in my community to go to college in the u.s.

they marched to the pri siddo presidio. >>> demolitions are underway on plum island in massachusetts atlanta ocean claimed a second home in as many days. friday an ocean front home collapsed under a barrage of waves. no one was injured in the collapse. officials say in addition to two homes at least one other home will be torn down tomorrow. >>> well, the winter storm that slammed into new england wasn't just limited to the coast line. trail brown shows us there is plenty to cleanup inland, too. >> reporter: the two-day storm dumped for than a foot of snow. on plum island, massachusetts, the pounding storm surge nearly put homes in the ocean and many residents didn't see it coming. >> we're coming up on the high tide. this tide is larger than anticipated. >> reporter: the storm began blanketing snow in the midwest before moving out to sea. >> we knew we would get a little piece of the storm. and then it continued to move way, way out over the ocean. but a strange upper air pattern was developing so the moisture was captured from the storm and pulled all the way westward and deposited

president summarized it pri will when he said, get better soon. you're a hero to all of us. >> tanzania's largest city, baileding under construction collapsed and killed at least two pemmed. police say dozens of people may be trapped under the rubble, including four children. no juan was in the building. >> to the e.q. and the red cross delivered more than a dozen bodies. the red cross found 78 body that's were laying in the streets. now the u.n. says tens of thousands of people face severe shortage of food. parts of the city are also without water and electricity. and the rebel leader who is the new president ed made his first political promise. michel said he's going to review mining and oil contracts signed by predecessors. may by chinese and south of an firms. translator: we didn't come to destroy him. on the contrary, we came to improve things at the former regime didn't do. obviously, i will ask relevant ministers to see whether things were badly done and we will try to sort them out. >> in latvia, more than 220 people were rescued after bei

later the police discovered the $3 million boat had been stole stolen from sausalito and the cull pris were still on board. they persuaded the suspects to give themselves up. thank brought to shore aboard on jetskis and arrested. inside the boat, they found the makings of a party. >> looks like they have been stuck in the surf line and everything is falling off the shelves. there is a pizza box and beer bottles. >> the suspects are gardner, mira and moduwell. all in their 50s and 60s. they face grand theft and experience. >> the rain is almost here. after a record dry spell, it's time to get the umbrellas out again. i want to look across the south bay. this time tomorrow night it will be a soggier look. let's bring in jeff rainier we the details. >> great news for the bay area and the dry weather, we are expecting conditions to change dramatically. not a drop on the doppler and they scan around. this is better news for the morning commute, but the storm system is lining up about 400 miles offshore and not going to be the rain, but the wind associated with it. for tomorrow morning, expe

huge mistakes he pried. the matter. ok it's. important for america power to change hands in georgia after his party lost the parliamentary election it then became clear some fundamental issues like daunting poverty with almost a third of the country's three million population living below the poverty line have largely been left unaddressed the new government hasn't yet made its economic policy clear but the gorge and his family say they could be forced to leave the temporary home at any minute and they're only left to hope that the new political elite takes notice and action of their plight. ski r.t. reporting from belief in georgia. a brief look now at some other news from around the world a series of suicide bombings across the iraq couple baghdad have killed at least twenty two people and wounded dozens more took place in mostly shiite areas and targeted police forces and civilians there is no immediate claim of responsibility but local officials suspect sunni extremists. college of cardinals headed by cardinal bertoni is now

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several people ran up and pried the dog off. girl suffered only minor puncture wounds to her arm and leg. >>> a california daycare worker faces child endangerment charges after she allegedly spiked sippie cups with sleep medicine. the 59-year-old has since been fired from her job and the cups were confiscated before any kids had a chance to take a drink. >>> a michigan middle schooler shocked teachers and classmates when she showed up packing $20,000 cash in her backpack. police were alerted after the 12-year-old girl began handing out hundreds to classmates. she was apparently generous, a little robin hood. she claimed she received the money from a neighbor. all the cash has since been recovered. >>> spring break partiers in florida had a rude awakening when police broke up their fun. while some tried to argue, most took their punishment in stride. handcuffed and shackled, these teens still giggled their way to county lockup. >>> an alarming number of stranded sea lion pups in southern california have many marine biologists ser

mediterranean nation from bankruptcy let's get some more insight on the problem that's facing fine pris now with economist to harry bean who's a lecturer at the university of minnesota mr bean that you'll reform a bank of just how desperate is the situation. i think situation is very desperate . looking at the markets things over there seem to be pretty calm but of course behind the scenes people are very very nervous. it's hard to say what is going to happen within the next few hours or the next few days. i don't know how people over there in russia do their business but i just can't imagine russia jumping in here would you buy an insolvent bank or give a loan to an insolvent bank when you know that the minister they open back there or they open up their doors again you will see you will see a big bank run so it's very hard to say and i guess the market is still hoping or the way it's trading at the moment it seems to be the archivist still hoping that some form or another has a central banks will rescue this whole situation you know we're talking about the drug pushers or the been the

. >> the pri sidot maps. people -- presidio maps.ple keep forgetting that the army was a major presence. before the city was functioning, the army was functioning. and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and mission district that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in and buildings sometimes. there's lots of great resources out there. >> that was terrific, woody. thank you so much. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more. [applause] >> we'

mexico enrique peqa nieto advirtio que en ese pais no hay intereses intocables.ante la asamblea del prie presentamos en el momento en el programa, la visiÓn que tienen desde afuera de la iglesia, le queremos presentar la visiÓn desde adentro, dos sacerdotes especializados en comunicaciÓn, el padre antonio montero, gracias por estar aquÍ. >>> un placer. >>> y juan antonio martÍnez. gracias padre. >>> encantado, un placer. >>> cÓmo ven el cambio que se vive en la iglesia catÓlica, en 598 aÑos un papa no se retiraba, y desde pronto se retira, desde adentro de la iglesia, como lo ven? >>> con mucha emociÓn, realmente es un acontecimiento histÓrico, y escribirÁ un capÍtulo en la historia de la iglesia, y con esperanza, la elecciÓn de un nuevo papa para cualquier creyente de la iglesia catÓlica es una esperanza. >>> pero los papas no renuncian padre, y benedicto xvi renuncia, como lo interpreta usted cuÁl es la elecciÓn de benedicto? >>> perfilÓ la fe de los cristianos. dijo la iglesia no es mÍa, es suya, refiriÉndose a cristo, y la barca tambiÉn. es un pontificado que no es una persona omnip

huge mistakes he pried. the matter. ok it's. important for america power to change hands in georgia after his party lost the parliamentary election it then became clear some fundamental issues like daunting poverty with almost a third of the country's three million population living below the poverty line have largely been left unaddressed the new government hasn't yet made its economic policy clear but the gorge and his family say they could be forced to leave the temporary home at any minute and they're only left to hope that the new political elite takes notice and action of their plight. ski r.t. reporting from belief in georgia. just couple of minutes time libya's interim prime minister during the civil war tells us what the future holds for his in battle country now so after the break. his power was the envy of ambrose he had good reason to trust no one. his body was found on the floor of his huge empty house. but did he die of natural causes. the mystery of stalin's death on a it's a. wealthy british style. that's not on

today, rnc chairman reince pri oh, priebus is getting on the right track. now it's time for president obama and his party to join us. >> no word if he actually said that one with a straight face. and then there's gop water boy marco rubio. the party savior. his big, new idea today. shut down the government unless the president's health care law is completely defunded and repealed. what an idea. give that man another round of polo spring. but the right wing media is trying to attack over white house tours? >> look, mr. president, if you can't keep the white house open, let me try. >> listen, this isn't trying to up stage a president. this isn't playing a game. he's playing the political game by saying i'm closing the white house. >> they're worried about tours. where's the out rage over the cuts to the poor over food stamps. cuts to head start. over the 750,000 jobs that could be lost. we're seeing real progress. but just imagine what this recovery could look like if they stop getting in the way. joining me now, jonathan capehart and j arkared bernstei. how

pri to have you with us. that is an ambitious idea.ght about -- down to two rates as a result, cutting tax rates. it is early. you did that effectively the first of the year. i know it's early, but what has been the effect? >> we had the largest number of new business filings we have ever had in state history. 15,000 business. we went to zero immediately on elsie and sub s pastor in come. any small business person watching your show was the best liz america that a small business connections is is it. lou: the tax rate. >> zero. but that is how small business is organized. that is the job-creating machine. that is where three-fourths of the population works. lou: have the jobs in the country created in those small businesses. 14 million small businesses. you have a target rich opportunity here. what is the effect on your physical condition? >> of $500 million balance right now. when i came and we had a $500 million projected deficit. the duty above states is you cannot deficit spend. you have to balance each year. lou: most states. cali

the factor was pried open. >> there is a bar here.k here and they broke the lock. >> the sheriff department is asking neighbor to report suspicious vehicles or activity and the area is being monitored more closely. >>> $150,000 now in cash were handed out in exchange for firearms yesterday. each hand gun brought $100 and each assault wednesday $200. in san francisco three home were evacuate this had week following a water main break earlier this week. a soil engineer went out to the neighborhood after the break calmed down and said soil conditions had changed. as a result they red tagged three homes. the 61-year-old water pipe gave way wednesday morning causing flood of damage. the cause of the break is still under investigation. >>> and state tax payers are picking up the tab in california pension manager fund to hawaii. >> a lot of eyebrows being raised, the same people overseeing pension innings basically going broke. >> reporter: who would not want to come here? not the hundreds of people nationwide that helped manage public pensi

. >> i pried the knife out of her hand and even still after i had the knife she continued to come forwardthat caught me off guard. and in the heat of the moment, i reacted. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had confessed to a friend that he stabbed heather several times and slit her throat. no one knows for sure because her body was never recovered. >> i decided to try to do something with the body. i thought, well, cremation. but at the time i didn't know the specifics behind it. so i made an attempt to burn her body. a botched attempt. i ended up buying a chain saw. that's what people can't get past. is what happened after. >> coming up, the mother of josh bean's victim speaks out. >> i go by a dumpster and i wonder if that is one of my daughter's last resting places. >> but first. >> looks like he probably tried to clean the blood up before the staff arrived. there is blood on the bedding and on the back window. >> reporter: the investigators try to determine if one cell is an accident scene or a crime scene. >> and phillip stroud leads the c

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this is the kind of lowering of energy pris on a global basis that really would b an enormous stimulus: i'm sorry, would you forbid china to buy any natural gas or gas companies here elevating it to national security? >> i would not do that yet, but what i would do is uset as a lever to open up the chinese market and stop discriminating against foreign investors and the like. neil: always a pleasure. thank you. lawmakers from slamming a bank that raked in 21 billion last year. that is like me giving work advice to this guy. ♪ neil: no idea if you are you a ticket. ♪ today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. but maybe the problem isn'isn't your lawn. introducing the all-wheel-drive mower from husqvarna. we engineered its unique drive system and dual transmiss

again, not as good as pri priceline's. two -- the company delivered a 2-cent earnings miss off a 65-cent basis. the company posted a 19% rise in gross bookings and that's nowhere close to the extraordinary 33% increase. expedia, it's become the de facto way for corporate american executives to plan the travel. as i know where i like to serve bagels on sunday morning but don't ask me to bring heavy bags upstairs, books rooms overnight and cuts you a check minus the fee. when i checked the bookings the next morning, they tend to be booked by the actual individual traveling. the need for an actual travel booking department at a big company, so it saves everybody money. as for orbitz, that stock's been roaring lately only because people fear the company was a goner have realized that the single digit name has a very viable business. one that's about to swing to a profit. still, orbitz is the dog of the group with the slowest growth, worst numbers. i say you stick with the best of breed priceline which has the advantage of bein

. >> it was a point where they kicked open a door, pried open a door, broke it pretty badly and tookhe video tape we had, the only evidence of what they looked like, from the security director's office. >> at 2:41 a.m., the doors of the museum opens and closes. and then opens and closes again four minutes later. it must have taken the thieves those two trips in and out to load up the art. then, just as suddenly as they arrived, the thieves were gone. >> once they leave, they're never heard from again. >>> rick abath's fear that the thieves were going to burn down the museum prove to be unfounded. the museum was left largely unharmed. but 13 of the greatest works of art, worth about half a billion dollars, were missing. rick says he just remembers waiting and waiting and waiting. police found him the next morning. >> the police came around the corner with flashlights and the guy seemed surprised and screamed out, whoa, we've got another one. and i was just like, cut me off this box, because my hands had fallen asleep a long time ago. >>> rick was relieved to be found and to be alive.

now we're seeing that with companies like aetna saying that the pri could go up 116%. that's because the t pay out claims or to pay for claims is going to go up. on average by 32%. some places it is much more. looking at this study by the society of actuaries, by the way do you believe them? good group? >> can you imagine their annual dinner, the jokes they must tell? i mean --. melissa: trustworthy people nonetheless. >> i'm sure of that. melissa: okay. there are places where it is going up a lot more. ohio, 80%. wisconsin, 80%. indiana, 67%. >> as they say in spanish, oho. that is for individual policyholders. not for groups. the vast majority of insured americans are covered by employer plan those aren't going to change much. so this is a small subset of the total population. melissa: well, i know i beg to differ because a lot of prices on employer plans were going up quite a bit too. >> true. melissa: 30, 40, 50%. >> not that much. melissa: well that is, that was the report that we were looking at last week where companies were going out and warning whether it was

he got one year in a colorado pri so, it's simply outrageous that seven democrats in the colorado house killed jessica's law, saying that the state already has enough sanctions against child predators. it does not. speaker of the house, very liberal, refused to put jessica's law up for a full vote. now the denver post is sticking up for him. >> colorado has a strong sex offender laws and i don't see-- >> i've got a dozen, a dozen child rapists doing less than five years in your state, mr. hubbard, do research about it. >> and probation unique to colorado. >> bill: lifetime probation, ooh, lifetime probation for rape. if you had a kid and somebody raped that kid and they got lifetime probation you'd probably be out there with a gun, mr. hubbard. >> that's in addition to their prison sentences, bill. >> bill: so the question is why is that curtis hubbard the post editorial director really opposed to jessica's law? what's behind it? now, we have similar situations in vermont, illinois, hawaii and we'll get to in a moment. and it's now the left that is pushing late term abortion on demand f