agostino chigi and raphael died within a month of each other.n 1521, the next year, leo x was dead, and with him, the hedonistic culture of their age. [bells ringing] the grand presentations of papal rome had masked the declining power of papal authority-- religious, political, and military. in 1527, italy was invaded by an imperial army from north of the alps. rome was sacked. pietro aretino described the traumatic events. "screams rose to high heaven. "doors were beaten in. "the whole population took to its heels, "weeping and trying to hide. "blood flowed over the pavements. "people were being slaughtered. the tortured shrieked. "prisoners begged for mercy. women tore their hair. "it was pitiful to see fire consuming gilded lodgers and painted palaces." michelangelo's last judgement, painted in the 1530s on the wall beneath the sistine ceiling, evokes a new mood of retribution. rome did revive, of course, and the papacy gained new strength for its fight with reformation. michelangelo continued with his monumental projects. he became architect

he did not return to his home in san raphael and has not been seen since. davis may have are become disoriented. it was raining heavily when he left so he may have gotten lost on his way home. he was wearing a beige jacket, yellow sweater and beige slacks when he was last seen. davis was driving a 2001 silver toyota camry with california license plate 4 sey 05 5. the car is missing a right front hub car and pay have damage to one of its fenders. >>> a man accused of attempted kidnapping and child pornography is back in court tomorrow. bradley rosak is expected to withdraw a no contest plea. he attempted to kidnap a 9-year-old girl from an elementary school bathroom and was later connected to a case in daily city where he tried to photograph girls using a school bathroom. right now being held without bail in a san mateo county jail. >>> deaf utes killed and shot a man armed with an assault rifle. deputies confronted the man around 2:15 and ordered him to drop the rifle. officials say the man then pulled out a handgun and pointed it at deputies who shot him.

georgia can do better than this. ,> reverend raphael warnock thank you for being with us. of the 39 people arrested this weekend as part of the moral monday georgia movement. he is the author of, "the divided mind of the black church: theology, piety, and public awareness." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we're going to colorado to find out about developments in the shortage of lethal injection drugs used to execute prisoners. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to new developments in the shortage of lethal injection drugs used to execute prisoners. wednesday night, texas put ray jasper to death in its fully stocked execution chamber for his role in a 1998 murder. jasper's case drew worldwide attention after the website published one of his letters. this came after texas announced it obtained a new supply of the drug uses for executions, just days before its current batch was set to expire.

good afternoon, commissioners, my name is craig raphael and i work in the capital finance section of the sfmta and i'm here with ariel mcginnis and we're here to present on our proposal for our fiscal year 2015-2019 capital improvement program. so today we're going to be giving an overview of what exactly our cip is, talking about what we're currently proposed for fiscal year 2015-2019, essentially beginning in july of this year to june 30th of 2018. talking about what the impacts and opportunities are for small businesses in the small business community; which is why we are here. we want to hear your input and then we'll have times for questions and feedback. as you are aware, the sfmta operates a variety of multi-modal transportation services in the city and county of san francisco. on this slide we have a list of some examples of our capital asset portfolio. if you get around the city, you essentially -- you are either using or in some way using a transportation service that we provide. and as a result of the diversity of the different types of services that we have, it means that

raphael, let's start with the weather around the plane search site.s some of the most dangerous weather in the world. >> that's right, the roaring 40s, we've heard. we've heard this expression, around 40 degrees south latitude, typically, we see a very stormy pattern there. it's a band of westerly winds, very windy over there, and stormy from time to time. right now we've been seeing windows of clearer weather, where they can continue to search, but those are becoming less and less frequent as we head into winter. we're seeing swells of 14 feet, conditions impossible donate the search. >> and those are huge. >> those are huge. it makes it dangerous to continue the search. and you can see in the satellite, a little break in the action, but there comes the next storm. this will be the pattern over the next few weeks, winter, the worst wintry weather happens there around may. we have another month, but we'll see the storminess continue to pick up in intensity. it's going to be harder and harder to find these windows of clearer weather. and even if there'

store the four types of jerseys and caps represent each turtle leonardo michaelangelo donatello and raphaell reportedly cut cornerback carlos rogers in a salary cap move although the team hasn't confirmed it yet the release will save the niners more than $6 million against the salary cap. they should have more than $16 million in cap room when free agency starts tuesday. cornerback last season and has he refused a pay cut last season. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! bratty justin beiber. >> i don't have to listen to anything you have to say. >> the shocking just revealed tape and the question that sent him over the edge. >> don't ask me about her again. >>> then, lost. >> in this day and age how could two passengers board a plane with stolen passports. >> could it happen here? >> it's not an impossibility. >>> you could not have lived like this. >> you won't believe who this hoarder turns out to be. >> his fameout and wealthy parents on the cover of a na

you're taking a live look at the approach to the richmond san raphael bridge.ou can see we have rain on our camera. there is wet roads out there waiting for you. and a long line, if i would guess, those are the cash pairs making their way through the toll plaza. good morning welcome to you. it's saturday march 29th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. there's a tornado in northern california and rain. let's go to rosemary. >>> it's mostly cloudy in san jose. san jose waking up this morning thinking i don't know what you're talking about. rain is coming your way. it will get there eventually. let's look at the radar because it is steady and it is moderate at times over the north bay developing in the last hour ore or so we've seen yellows and oranges popping up around the area. as i pointed out a little while ago, these rainfall rates, they're moving across the area. it's sliding across the golden gate bridge at this time. it looks like they've picked up a third of an inch in the last few years. this is great news. this will be shifting south in the course of

gary: the four types of jerseys and caps represent each turtle leonardo michaelangelo donatello and raphaelpam: i am not worried the he will be all right. the 49ers will reportedly cut cornerback carlos rogers in a salary cap move although the team hasn't confirmed it yet the release will save the niners more than $6 million against the salary cap. they should have more than $16 million in cap room when free agency starts tuesday. >> pam: area. there's a high-tech new tool to help keep you safe. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: san francisco has been dangerous lately for cyclists and pedestrians. there has been a spike in vehicle verse pedestrian accidents. our tech reporter gabe slate has discovered new technology that could help people stay safe navigating the streets of san francisco >> reporter: this is a good idea easy-to-use if the user touches these two context together the gloves will light up. in heard it helped when holding handlebars or signaling traffic behind you. while working at google he has created this concept in his own spare time creek he is by the south by southwest t

raphael has suffered his just second defeat of 2013.out in the third run. >> reporter: raphael has beaten alexander in the final of the open just a few weeks ago, but faced immediate pressure from the ukrainian. [ cheers ] >> reporter: he has jumped 26 spots in the world rankings since the start of the year, and he looked unstoppable taking the first set 6-3. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the world number 1 composed himself to force the match to a deciding third set. [ cheers ] >> reporter: but lifted once again, knocking out the top seed in a tiebreaker. [ cheers ] >> translator: >> [ inaudible ] the way they -- i play it, but that happens sometimes, can happen, and it happened. >> reporter: the only other man to beat him this year is [ inaudible ]. and a few problems against [ inaudible ] as he advanced to the fourth round 6-6, 6-2. andy murray dropped the opening set against the czech 20-year-old, but he recovered to win in 3, with the 10 seed waiting in the fourth round. [ cheers ] >> the match was a frustrating match whether it was the b

i'm raphael i'm on the board of trustees. first of all, thank you mayor ed lee for convening us here and your commitments to city college and keeping it open adding to san francisco's diverse communities. it's no secret that the last year's have been rough and the perverse is that the people who have been hardest hit are the people who are the least blameworthy the students the faculty and staff who continue to deliver a great education there the difficult things like pay cuts. i want to thank those. of the of the united states faculty from a f t and others. there's been good news this morning one of the things that's been incredibly heartwarming to me is the support the city has shown including last year voters passing prop a and by the more than the 2/3rd's required to insure that city college continues for another 75 years. it's reassuring to see san francisco's elected officials stepping up from the mayor and his team hydra mendosa who provided extraordinary support for accreditation and the fine work to our city attorney

raphael g. warnock. today he was arrested at the georgia state capitol.a report from local channel 46 in atlanta. >> inside the senate chambers and outside the doors, dozens of people erupted in cheers, chants and sat down on the floor. some were arrested this morning and even more late this afternoon during coordinated protests. the man in the middle of this crowd getting arrested is the reverend for ebenezer baptist church, reverend raphael warnock. >> so we made this statement. we've come to his office because in a real sense, we feel this is more serious than simply refusing to accept the expansion. >> warnock made statements to the media about why georgia needs to expand medicaid. he says its 600,000 georgians are not covered by the affordable care act and aren't poor enough to receive medicaid in the state. >> the pastor of ebenezer baptist church in atlanta today was 1 of roughly 40 people, 40 people arrested at the georgia state capitol. it didn't just happen all at once, like a lot of big protests do. people were arrested in the morning, at the s

. >> reporter: in 1881, raphael and his son migrated to the u.s.m barcelona, bringing with them an old world masonry technique. >> the method was absolutely revolutionary in its day for three big reasons, it was fireproof, incredibly strong, and could be built with no support from below during construction. almost like magic. and just look at how thin this stone is, because it's unbelievably thin. it's about 4 inches thick. >> reporter: wow. largely forgotten by the public, they are finally getting their moment in the spotlight. >> these were drawn by his hand. >> reporter: an exhibition called palaces for the people. >> this is the construction of the auditorium. >> reporter: john is the curator. it is a scale model that appears to defy logic. the ceiling is just a few inches thick, but somehow can hold tens of thousands of pounds. >> reporter: it feels solid. >> very solid. the see is getting the geometry right. and they were masters at getting geometries that were very strong. >> reporter: their designs weren't just strong. they were also beauti

to ten members him went and got back home the stroke of good fortune take that back in the text of raphael and max crews make it two nil to the visitors of time the held on despite easing up but no thanks to a restaurant. so meals to feed store will be back after deflect into the lives they received open bomb were to see him and jim got back to scene anymore and is made up by the buggers leak until tonight. in the potato blight twenty three calling me to only two more wins for the second title in the remnants of the good thing the next week the eye and when a shell to a golden goose is getting into my corn on the jump to the sheeple the reality of portugal defending champions colton lost in the big match against sporting lisbon is born of a disallowed goal by sitting on it and held the tigers and a further adrift from an automatic champions league place this sunday at sportingbet now second thing i can only set goals and given the eagles the basement but they can cost a lot clearer that are outside the game if the cow the west oakland ca temple and the exclusive share lead to success stori

that prompted me and my colleague raphael diaz to start this at san francisco state preep search, education and policy research project to prevent risk and promote well-being for lgbt adolescents and adults. >> and you mentioned young people are coming out an an earlier age. i know it's probably easier here on the west coast, perhaps, than other parts of the country? >> they're actually coming out, because the information age that you're involved in on a daily basis has blown the closet door off its hinges. there's access to information not only in the media, online, in television shows, in popular culture, in public policy, years ago peel didn't know what -- people didn't know what being lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender meant. what's important for so many people to understand is that sexual orientation is mostly about connectedness and the deep need that human beings have for intimate connection with others. only a small part of it is related to sex and so in terms of child development, young people today can know that they're gay or bisexual at very young age, younger than even 12 o

anita greer, raphael mandel man, and shad nell williams. if they're here, i would like to give you an opportunity to come up ~ and please take the podium. i know that all of us would like to hear from you. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor yee. i'll be brief because we are here to hear -- we are here to hear from the community because the community has been shut out of the governance of city college and that's why we're here. i do want to thank all the co-sponsors of this resolution. what we see here parallels what we're seeing in michigan. i mentioned this before, but i really think it's worth repeating. in addition, in michigan, in addition to the right wing policies of voter suppression and elimination of women's rights, they have a law called the american [speaker not understood] manager law which does exactly what's been done here. the elected representatives are removed, a manager makes decisions in the dark. and what we see in michigan isn't leading to better management, it is leading to worse management. we are seeing the signs of

the champions league the second placed team lost one to two at home to mention a glut of goals from raphael an exquisite put the visitors ahead in the first half after the break glad back midfielder covered north it was sent off but still door and could only manage one goal. so let's take a closer look at the weekend's results so far they have the victory for mention lot about their brand into one all but stuttgart one point for the debut of setbacks new coach ted stevens of the time squandered a two nil lead against mines last two to four times by candles are also two one all headed alien took a disappointing three in a loss against hannover and on friday outskirts fell short against top. not forgotten. then add the contest hopes for bus then went to live soon took control of the match. he exploited the gas light of sparkle. standing there in the thirty third minute. just a few minutes after halftime not that his ninth goal of the season forty two to one victory. and the top next weekend is coming to a close right now buying uk's leading to a nail against fourth placed with her cousin on s

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's met with limited success. why is it when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every dose is identical, safe and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the pain and spasms brought on by >> but nearly wheelchair bound, theresa was desperate. she tried it, a spray to the back of her throat sev

take a look at the highs these are numbers from today, 69 in santa rosa, 70 san raphael, 70 morgan hillch. warmer tomorrow especially ashed the edges of the bay -- around the edges of the bay. you can see with the jet stream it is way out here. that will stay north. a big ridge of high pressure will keep everything in our area dry and above average temperatures. as we go into the next week even 2 weeks numbers will be up there. 56 liver more, and antioch we could see patches of valley fog not a big deal. overnight lows, 40s. 46 concord, 47 antioch just kind of cool morning when you get going tomorrow. currently 56 degrees san francisco, san jose, 58 degrees. start off upper 40s, lunchtime mid-60s. san francisco downtown end of the day 76 degrees. start off cool san jose mid- 40s. end up 72 degrees. nice warm day both big cities will be nice. pattern continues right through this week and into next week. as you look in close high pressure will dominate tomorrow, not just tomorrow but into the weekend. as this high pressure sets up you see the line. temperature, time, days you see as we he

and across the american canyon, getting into napa and san raphael we have light rain over your area and the wrap around moisture continues at this hour. this system continues to move south and east, it will take the rain with it. i'll have a timeline for your saturday tell had you how much rainy expect we'll get and when it will finally come to an end coming up. >> multiple fire crews on to the scene of a building fire in oakland. a report came into our newsroom about a hour ago. they've been gathering the information and joins, now, with what you've learned. >> the fire is out, firefighters arson investigators and oakland police are still at the scene. let's show you what's in the newsroom. this is a fire that happened near 34th avenue in the fruitville district of oakland. it's not clear whether the fire happened at a home or business. the fire broke out at 5:00 this morning. we've confirmed that oakland police have a crime scene investigative unit on the scene. someone may have died in this fire. they're investigating reports of a possible victim they tell us. there are reports from

raphael continues to impress. looking good for his first title in miami. thrashed his istanbul opponent. the swiss star is also through to the fourth round. he is seeded second here, and the saw edward [ inaudible ] 7-5, 6-4. venus williams missed out on joining her sister in the final. she lost her match 6-1, 5-7, 6-3. the most powerful man in world cricket has been asked to step down while a corruption investigation into his activities is continuing. he is the president of the bcci, or indian cricket board. during last year's indian premier league, his son-in-law was arrested over claims of illegal betting. he is the ceo of a franchise team which he is also a team owner. >>> meanwhile defending world champions west indies is playing bangladesh. >>> the boston bruins have had their 12-game winning streak ended. the montreal canadiens inflicted the loss. it went to a shootout, and the only goal in the time breaker to give montreal a 2-1 win. >>> we're just under three weeks away from the london marathon. and once again kenya and ethiopia are expected to do

take a look at the highs these are numbers from today, 69 in santa rosa, 70 san raphael, 70 morgan hillch. warmer tomorrow especially ashed the edges of the bay -- around the edges of the bay. you can see with the jet stream it is way out here. that will stay north. a big ridge of high pressure will keep everything in our area dry and above average temperatures. as we go into the next week even 2 weeks numbers will be up there. 56 liver more, and antioch we could see patches of valley fog not a big deal. overnight lows, 40s. 46 concord, 47 antioch just kind of cool morning when you get going tomorrow. currently 56 degrees san francisco, san jose, 58 degrees. start off upper 40s, lunchtime mid-60s. san francisco downtown end of the day 76 degrees. start off cool san jose mid- 40s. end up 72 degrees. nice warm day both big cities will be nice. pattern continues right through this week and into next week. as you look in close high pressure will dominate tomorrow, not just tomorrow but into the weekend. as this high pressure sets up you see the line. temperature, time, days you see as we he

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's metlimited success. why is it when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every dose is identical, safe and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the pain and spasms brought on by multiple sclerosis. as a neurosurgeon myself, i was curious how well this medicine could work. theresa pointer w

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's metmited success. why is it when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every dose is identical, safe and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the pain and spasms brought on by multiple sclerosis. as a neurosurgeon myself, i was curious how well this medicine could work. theresa pointer was

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's mett when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every dose is identical, safe and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the pain and spasms brought on by multiple sclerosis. as a neurosurgeon myself, i was curious how well this medicine could work. theresa pointer was diagnosed with ms in f

brazil is spending more than $1 billion on world cup security, raphael says it is too much money withuntability. >> translator: all discussions around the world cup security spending have lacked transparency. society needs to know what are the threats that exist for the world cup that justifies this type of spending that the government has done. do those threats really exist? >> reporter: brazilian officials respond they can't wait to find out the risks after the fact, while the drones are just one of the new security tools at their disposal, it's now landing to refuel, but promising to take to the skies once more when the football matches begin. >>> barcelona captain has announced he will leave the spanish giants at the end of the season. the 35-year-old's decision comes days after [ inaudible ] but has only played 12 times this season due to knee injuries. he has spent all 14 years of his career having made his debut in 1999. they won the champions league six times and six spanish la liga titles. >>> david warner scored 145 runs for australia as they declared again on day 4 in cape

. >> in audition to go daddy, raphael serves on the boards of two others. >>> jeff ranieri, you told us two things, go ahead and get our cars washed -- >> which i did. >> and call sick into work tomorrow. >> no, no, no, i did not recommend that. you want my okay to take off. >> we're gone. >> you're anchoring the news tomorrow night. >> hey, that would be fun. all right. i'd miss you guys, though. a live look, it's clear. we'll talk about hotter weather this weekend in a few minutes. >>> i'm geraud moncure. jim harbaugh talks about jonathan mart and a shootout in tinsel town. warriors and clippers, the budding rivalry coming up in sports. >>> it wasn't an escape from alcatr alcatraz. the wind was enemy number one. joe shows us why. >> getting out there was incredible. i've never seen the waves like that. i said to the kids, the white caps were unbelievable. >> reporter: absolutely not smooth sailing like for pitman who got a ride. >> it was wicked, wicked chopty. >> reporter: about 11:00 am operators decided the bay was too rough to land any more ferries on the island so they cancell

you can see storm clouds moving in over san raphael. when will we see some rainfall? >> right now we're seeing an interesting mix of conditions. still warm around san jose near 70 at this hour. you saw san ra rafael. the winds are picking up, mostly cloudy and the moisture rising over the hill tops forming clouds and misty spots. so kind of a mild evening, no worries about an umbrella but things changing towards midnight tonight as we see more clouds coming in from the north and showers right now which are in the north bay, mainly off to the north of santa rosa, that rain line will begin to slip during the south during tonight for the north bay and further south tomorrow morning. what to expect between this evening into early tomorrow morning is rain, mainly in the north bay as we approach midnight and through tomorrow morning, seeing moderate to heavy rain for the central bay and eventually into the south bay with the chance of isolated thundershowers in the mix. we'll talk more about how much rain we're expecting and how much snow in the forecast in just a few minut

. >>> raffaele raphael nadal deposed of him smashing through the second in 27 minutes before closingp the former world number one in the second. nadal faced dennis next. >>> he had a broken leg a few weeks ago, but in the sec seven minutes he starting on pole for the cat far gp. the spaniard is the youngest ever champion last season. he sit the quickest time. he'll start from second. >> i feel much better. i have a good feeling, so tomorrow is the most important. it will be for me, because when i do many, many laps, i get tired eggs specially because i can't push with the leg. anyway, i will try to do my best, take some points and we'll see where we can finish. >>> the dodgers have completed a clean sweep in australia. pitching five shutdown innings to the crowd of 59,000 yesterday. they advance and the dodgers beat the diamondbacks in five. they return to the united states with two wins from two. >> it's been a great experience coming here and to be able to see the city. you know, to be able to play in this atmosphere, it was a great atmosphere. i felt like the last couple of days.

. >> reporter: during searches that happened simultaneously in san raphael, daly city, san pablo and hercules, undercover agents say they collected three pounds of cocaine, 11 weapons and meth. >> that's my little shopping place to go get food. the thing that just absolutely amazes me is they're like family. they have just been gentlemen. >> reporter: in san rafael, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the suspects were arraigned in federal court in san francisco this week. >>> the gypsy hill murders have gone unsolved for almost 40 years. but new evidence may help crack the cases. investigators say new information connects the murder of a 19-year-old in reno with the killings of four young women on the peninsula. they are now trying to find witnesses who might be able to solve the murders from 1976 and authorities will be asking people on the peninsula for help. >> potentially an individual that lived in this area that traveled to reno back and forth, had business there, mentions to you that he was going there. we are just trying to jog people's memories. >> all the victims were around 19 to 20

we have developing news out of san raphael where a major thorough fair is flooded.to traffic. how about the weather? let's check in with mike nicco. >> we're tracking some scattered light rain and that's where it's going to be if the better part of the morning hours. then it's going to sliding start ward. the evening commute will be wet. more wet weather on thursday. see? >> thanks, mike. we have a new accident to report, this one to you at the dunbarton bridge i should say, four cars right before the toll plaza. and we still have this accident washington at olive intersection closed in fremont. kristen. >> sue, thanks a lot. the news continues right now with "good has begun. it's time to chart an entirely new course. with the lexus ct hybrid, featuring an epa-estimated 42 mpg combined. the further you go, the more interesting it gets. take command of the moment, then take command of the road. during the lexus command performance sales event. get great offers on your favorite lexus models, now through march 31st. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> good morning,

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in all, 39 people were arrested during the protest, including reverend raphael warknock, the pastor ofzer church, a job once held by martin luther king jr. and sr. this is what he had to say as he was being arrested. >> this is really a small price to be, given the fact that there are a lot of people who are handcuffed to poverty, and unable to get basic health care in the richest country in the world. >> the protesters held a sit-in in the capital, just outside the office of georgia governor, nathan deal whose signature would make into law two bills passed tuesday into the georgia legislature that would make the expansion of medicare in the state almost impossible. ron, help me understand this. the georgia legislature the trying to end any possibility of medicaid expansion. you also have the governor trying to overturn a law passed by ronald reagan, president reagan, that says emergency rooms cannot turn away people in need of emergency medical treatment. so why not just help struggling families by giving them coverage, rather than denying them care. >> when you look at the affordable

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to take my gun you come here and take it with enjoying their freedom and bringing them to justice raphael shell r.t. . faced with the prospect of security forces on one side with not on the side of the new authorities that is kiev has started forming an additional armed force the so-called national guards plant the sixty thousand strong and totally independent from the army and the police as a report creating another armed group may not be helpful for peace. glory to you grade glory do heroes glory to the nation dance the enemy's new recruits eager to fight responding to kids call for twenty thousand men who are prepared to serve perhaps even on the frontline you can never predict maybe through a war. kiev's leaders are putting together a national guard an alternative to the regular armed forces they go to drown out the voices of dissent. most volunteers of battle experience most of them protecting the rights and freedom of the citizens of ukraine at the mind on. the concern is that there are official armed forces present and then there is the right sector the far right militant organizat

being mayor and the company that owned the station we did the news also on phil donahue sally jesse raphael etc it was multimedia and phil was getting close to retirement so one day. they took me to launch and the c.e.o. did a walter bartlett and he said phil came close to retirement and so we're going to start another talk show when you're the host and the bird who brought always my first executive producer and then it is start our luggage is that you know it was a normal show in the beginning. we didn't get stupid until about three theories later you know that regular guests and oh yeah we had like oliver north jesse jackson that was mostly a political show so how did it change well i was drinking no no the way it changed was. there were twenty talk shows at the time on the air and everyone was trying to be like oprah go after the demographic which at that time was referred to as middle aged housewives and then along came ricki lake and she really was the first talk show to go after the kids and when i say kids i mean high school college age and so one afternoon i'm walking down michigan