tavis: on april 4th, the riverside church was standing room only. every pew was jammed with supporters. another 1,200 extra seats were brought in and were quickly filled. hundreds more stood outside, hoping for a chance to hear dr. king. one of those in the church that day in 1967 was the young daughter of rabbi abraham joshua heschel. her father was one of dr. king's closest friends and allies. the reverend and the rabbi had walked together in selma and stood side-by-side as proponents of nonviolence, and had championed the poor and disenfranchised. they both studied the bible and saw it as a living text. >> the question my father worried about was, of course, what will it do to the civil rights movement? everyone knew dr. king would be attacked. should my father morally, was it right for him to encourage dr. king to speak out against the war? tavis: how did he navigate, to your point now, knowing that his friend, martin king, when he came to riverside to give that speech, was going to be demonized? >> my father knew that dr. king meant every word

riversides and it will need a lot more dedicated students like jennifer hon.rob reynolds, al jazeera, riverside, california. >> some of them haven't seen snow before and on their way to the winter games. being saved by an internet fund raiser, the jamaican bobsled team is going for the gold. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are if head lines. government will allow the women and children to leave the bombed out city of homs. talks are deadlocked over a transitional government. >>> demonstrators seized the justice ministry overnight. protests continue to spread across ukraine. >> president obama will address the country on tuesday night in his fifth state of the union. demanding lawmakers take action and willing to use executive power to advance his agenda when necessary. >>> in just over the week if jamaican bobsled team, made famous in the disney film, cool runnings, are leaving for sochi. they're going for gold. >> those lovable unlikely underdogs are back. the jamaican bobsled team won respect, if not any medals, in calgary. a st

dr richard aulds is dean of the riverside medical school. it's the fastest growing area and 40% of doctors look like me, 55 and older, we'll have a 5,000 position deficit in 10 years, no matter what anyone does. the looming shortage is severe for family doctors and paediatricians. they earn less than specialists like cardiologists or orthopaedic surgeons much many doctors choose lucrative specialties to pay off med school debts. so you see riverside is trying a bold experiment, the only one of its kind in the nation. students who choose primary care and agree to practice in the local community will get full scholarships. >> we give them medical school for free. at the end of the day, if they are a doctor, the deal is closed. they get med school for free. we reverse the financial incentives to get the result that our area of california and society in general needs. >> it's not just california that is facing a looming doctor shortage. according to a report by the american association of medical colleges, there could be a nation-wide shortage o

will need a lot more innovative programs like uc riverside. and it will need a lot more dedicated students like hawn. aljazeera, riverside, california. >> on wall street, stocks trying to avoid another day of losses but the dow right now is down 75 points. it has lost almost 500 points in the last two sessions. investigators are focus on the fed today. and they are worried that they can reduce their stimulus. >>> the cold snap on new home sales. the sales fell 7% last month, the second decline. but for all of 2013, the new home sales were up 16%. >>> apple tops the earnings calendar today. the period tends to be the best quarter for apple. sales of i phones and ipads were strong in the shopping season. and sales are up today. >>> the economy is expected to give a lift to the auto industry. the dealerships forecast that 15 million new vehicles will be sold this year. and that's a 15% increase from last year. it stems from employment and increased home values. >>> the price of gasoline has been dropping in the last weeks. regular is $3.31. the l

tavis: riverside church was one of the most famed houses of worship in the nation. the edifice attracted wealthy and influential individuals from all walks of life. dr. king had preached here many times. however, even with his tradition of liberalism, the church in 1967 was not to factor liberalization. african-americans were not welcome at the front of the church. wendelin shepherd, a childhood friend of the man she called ml was in the pews than i. >> they did not want me sitting at the edges. is how would get to sit when he spoke. tavis: we all know that literally, literally, when you're to the day after he speaks here in your church, shot dead.67, he was i raise that task, if in the best of your recollection, that was the last time you saw him speak in person here at riverside. >> that is true. tavis: beyond vietnam was a long speech, more than 45 minutes. when dr. king finished, the crowd erupted in sustained applause. but that support was short-lived by morning. the political fallout was intense and far-reaching. the already strained relationship between presi

it was april 4th, 1967 at riverside church in new york. >> these are revolutionary times.ll over the globe men are revolting against old systems of exploitation and oppression, and out of the wombs of a frail world new systems of justice and equality are being born. the shirtless and barefoot people of the land are rising up as never before. "the people who sat in darkness have seen a great light." we in the west must support these revolutions. it is a sad fact that, because of comfort, complacency, a morbid fear of communism, and our proneness to adjust to injustice, the western nations that initiated so much of the revolutionary spirit of the modern world have now become the arch anti-revolutionaries. this has driven many to feel that only marxism has a revolutionary spirit. therefore, communism is a judgment against our failure to make democracy real and follow through on the revolutions that we initiated. our only hope today lies in our ability to recapture the revolutionary spirit and go out into a sometimes hostile world declaring eternal hostility to poverty, racism

riverside's and a lot more dedicated students like jennifer hon. robert reed, al jazeera, california. >> the mayor of sochi says there are no gays in his town and allegations of corruption surrounding the games, why one caves says russia is spending twice as much as it needs to for the olympics. real reporting that brings you the world. >> good but not good enough. apple spoig investors with holiday -- disappointing investors with holiday sales only 1.5 million iphones, may face a tougher quarter ahead, that is what apple is saying. its shares are down nearly 6% in after-hour trading. controversial new antigay sentiment surrounding the winter olympics. the mayor of sochi claims there are no gay people in the olympic host city. the mayor made the comments in an interview with the bbc about how russia's homosexual laws would affect the games. but there are two gay clubs in sochi. the mayor said the gays are welcome at the games as long as they don't impose their habits on others. >>> a website that reveals the true cost of the sochi olympics, john te

it wasn't india or africa, it was really riverside church. >> the prestigious riverside church in nework was looking for a pastor. >> he said, that was my ideal. that's what i wanted to be when i grew up. >> i speak out against this war. >> but that never happened. instead, this speech at riverside will become king's moral watershed over vietnam. by 1966 the u.s. was mired in a war it could not win, and blacks were the losers, measured as a percentage of adult males, blacks were dying in vietnam at a rate twice as high as whites. >> in order to atone for our sins and errors in vietnam, we should take the initiative in bringing a halt to this tragic war. >> everybody attacked him. >> what was president johnson's reaction after the riverside speech? >> well, after the riverside speech, i don't think we talked to him anymore. >> he was angry? >> yeah. >> on that day, april the 4th, 1967, as king spoke at riverside, he would have exactly one year left to live. three weeks later, while king was leading an anti-war protest in massachusetts, 1,000 miles away in missouri, a small-time crimina

for example in western riverside county of governments -- council of governments residential pace program has been operating for over two years and has done nearly $100 million in financing and none of those actions had actually occurred down there at the federal housing finance agency had intimated in their statements so in addition the key thing for us in san francisco now governor brown as put money on the table to mitigate any remaining risk to fannie and freddie and offered to them to basically make them whole if there was a case of a default on a pace assessment for a home that was -- where the first was either a fannie and freddie mortgage or later to be sold to fannie and freddie. >> governor jerry brown's action reduces the risk to projects in san francisco that may move forward? >> exactly. and we're conforming to the state program and the rules that are plomb gaited from the state agency responsible for that. >> is there a simple way to say how our program differs from sonoma county? >> sure. they have been using pace for five years using primarily their county treasury funds a

so uc riverside is trying an experiment. the only one of its kind in the nation.rtain students who choose primary care and agree to practice in the local community will get full skips. >> rereversed the financial incentives. >> hawn, who is one of the first to receive the full lied scholarship, said that it's a relief to her and her family. >> it definitely lifts a big weight off of my shoulders, knowing that i won't have to pay back so many of my loans after i graduate. and it gives me a better idea of the kind of doctor i want to be. >> it's not just california facing a looming doctor shortage. according to a recent report by the american medical colleges, there could be a nationwide shortage of 90,000 doctors before the end of the decade. the shortage will worsen when president barack obama's affordable care act goes into effect next year. >> you put them in the system. and they only sought out emergency care. >> but the main reason for the doctor shortage, the country is the shortage. us patients have to rely on second tier performs like nurse practitioners to

local pharmacies such as riverside play a vital role in america's neighborhoods. they provide guidance, assistance and resources for families, including my own. mr. collins: joanne adams and charlie johnson first opened in 1954. now the pharmacy has served generations of georgians, helping to guide them through the often difficult health care decisions. although the woled we live in looks far removed from the 1950's, the focus of the pharmacy has removed on the patient and i'm pleased to offer my heartfelt congratulations to riverside on their 60th anniversary. we're so lucky to have them providing care to families in georgia. the challenges facing community pharmacies are great but the important role they play are even greater still. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the ollowing personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. heck of nevada for today and the balance of the week, mr. jones of north carolina for today through january 16, mr. ruppersberger of maryland for today and the remainder of january, mr. v

para el cine y dulce, hoy el abogado carrillo anunciÓ accion legal contra el distrito escolar de riversidea los niÑos. >>> el motivo por el que briana decidiÓ hablar fue para proteger a los niÑos. >>> como mando a mis hijos a la escuela sabiendo que hay una mujer que le puede hacer daÑo. >>> confirmÓ que cardoza fue subdirectora. >>> el abogado tambiÉn pide que haya cambios en las leyes para que cuando un maestro es acusado de algÚn delito su rÉcord se mantenga por 20 aÑos y no por 5. hemos tratado sin Éxito dde encontrar a la maestra. hablamos con un representante del distrito, y nos dijo que debido a que es un asunto legal no puede comentar al respecto. juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn. >>> podrÍan evitar el uso de grilletes en san francisco. el pedido de un primo del presidente correa ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> una cÁmara de seguridad grabÓ el momento en el que un niÑo de 5 aÑos y su abuela son aplastados por un vehÍculo, en el estado de goainas, un auto chocÓ contra un vehÍculo estacionado, el menor muestra al menor levantandose para socorrer a su abuela. afortunadamente solo sufrieron heridas. en una

. >> policía de riverside dónde esta la escuela de los presuntos abusos abre investigación . >> para> pero abogados creen que hay posibilidades de poner cargos contra la maestra . >> si la persona a penas lo reporta porque se vio por razones de psicologicas o tuvo coraje para algo así . >> básicamente el oficial el fiscal puede abrir una investigación no aplica . >> normalmente . >> tiene un año de cuándo inicia la investigación para cargos o no . >> aunque esta conversación no se usa en juicio porque no aviso que grababa, si es muestra como redes sociales cobran importancia . >> california, univisión . >> con revelación de miles de documentos de casos de abuso de menores por sacerdotees en chicago termino secreto también para revelar identidad de los pedofilos e intentos de la arquidiócesis por tener los nombres ocultos . >> como nos cuenta viviana, los documentos dicen que en muchas oportunidades los curas fueron llevados a otras parroquias o a estudiar fuera del país . >> en medio de abrazos y lagrimas abogados hacen publica las paginas de sacerdotes pedofilos, ahí se describe y c

we may set records in southern california. 84 in riverside and we have 89 to 90% of california into extreme or exceptional drought. so a lot of dry brush here. winds right now are calm which of course is helping firefighters get the upper hand on this fire. as you can see temperatures are going to remain warm for the next several days. we don't see any moisture in the picture for the next two weeks. so really trying times there. current temperatures across the map, the cold air of course is moving in toward the great lakes, the upper midwest and the ohio valley and the northeast. today is not bad as we go further out in time of the things are going to get very cold yet again across these regions. it feels like 7 with light snow and light snow in cleveland and 38 in kansas city. this region here is where we will see the drop in temperatures over the next several days. there is tomorrow and then monday, tuesday, wednesday. 3 is your daytime high and 14 in minneapolis of the with the winds it will feel more dangerous than that with the windchills below 0 in a lot of these areas. there is minne

i want the professor to address what you brought up, the riverside church speech. he brought up moderates. that speech was not well received, the position on foreign policy was not well received by the new york times, washington post and other moderate whites. >> that's true. dr king was vilified in the mainstream media, attacked by j edgar hoover, the fbi, and was called a communist, a radical and a socialist, in the mainstream media and at the end of his life, a year before he died, gallop did a poll and found out that two-thirds of unfavourably. >> i need an answer from both of you. as you bring up the policies and how he was a radical, he was not on the extreme like a malcolm x or a stokely carr michael. he thought the black power was not a good thing. leaders evolve. back then he was - did not approve of homosexual conduct. gay rights was not an issue. the question i want to ask both of you is where does he stand now on that issue, in general. would he be on the far left fringe. where would he be as a black leader. would he be balla, bill cosby. roland. >> we

permite usar esto cómo evidencia sin embargo ,si el caso es abierto por la procuradoria la policía de riversiden el tiempo que se hizo el acto descubrió que la mujer , trabaja cómo administradora escolar y es ahí cuando la llamo . >>> me arruinaste la vida mi infancia . >>> la mujer acepto el abuso y sólo dijo que se arrepentia cada día estas imágenes fueron subidas a youtube un hecho que a sólo horas provocó que la presunta abusadora , renunciara . >>> nos vamos a honduras donde casi 4 mil asesinatos . >>> según el registro , honduras una organizacion no gubernamental protectora de niños y niñas en riesgo tenemos el informe . >>> cada 9 horas fue asesinada una persona menor de 23 años , . >>> una organizacion no gurnamental una de las últimas muertes que recoge la estadistica fue el homicidio quién fallecio el pasado 12 de enero al recibir dos impactos de bala luego de que invididuos se enfrentaron a tiros me quitaron parte de mi vida . >>> casa alianza establece que en 47 meses de 48 , se registraron 3793 homicidios con una taza promedio por cada 100 mil personas hay que reconocer que los últ

. >>> sabemos que hay un estatuto de limitaciones, pero la policía de riverside, al parecer, está investigando, ya no tiene que ver con el tiempo del acto >>> jamie carrillo descubrió que la mujer es ahora administradora escolar en la preparatoria lahandra y ahí le llamó. >>> me arruinaste la vida, la infancia, te das cuenta de eso. >>> la mujer dijo que se arrepentía cada día. >>> estas imágenes fueron subidas al youtube y el link enviado al director de la escuela, un hecho que llevó que la presunta abusadora renunciara. >>> vaya historia, es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar ¿está usted de acuerdo que se legalice la marihuana? le diremos qué piensan los californianos. >>> a pesar que el acta de confianza llegó muy tarde para muchos deportados, hay un rayo de luz para los que enfrentan la deportación por un delito menor. >>> siguen los ecos de la derrota de los san francisco 49ers, las claves del encuentro y qué dicen los aficionados, más adelante en acción deportiva ♪. ♪. >>> gracias por continuar con nosotros cuando se anunció que el estado de california aprobó una ley que proh

unified school district and in the riverside unified val verde unified school district should not beeir jobs because they utterly failed to protect the kids. >> reporter: her attorney says briana will be interviewed by investigators tomorrow. she lives in the empire state building. in south pasadena, greg mills, kpix 5. >> the second victim says she recognized the teacher's voice in the youtube video as the woman who allegedly abused her in 2010. >>> the peninsula humane society is hoping to find a home for a rescued puppy that was dyed pink. meet candy a roughly 2-month- old chihauhau. a good samaritan found her lying in the street in east palo alto last week. she had nothing on her no microchip. she had a hairline fracture to the back leg and is receiving treatment until she recuperates. as for her coloring -- >> we have seen people color their pets before. we don't think that that by itself is a sign of abuse. if anything, it shows -- to us, it shows that the first had a level of attachment to the dog. >> so the pup's owner hasn't come forward yet. shelter staff say at this time s

for several riverside, california, city officials, october 6, 1998 is a date they will never forget. - good morning, ameal. - good morning. ameal moore: stress, to me, before october 6, would have been a hectic day or a busy day with a lot of activity. all that changed dramatically after october the 6th. there's no comparison to the kind of stress that one goes through on a regular basis as compared to the stress that i underwent following that october 6 incident. a distraught riverside resident, angry that his chess club meetings had been canceled, decided he would take his revenge. ameal moore: and when we walked into the council chambers, the person that turned out to be the shooter was standing right just within the door at a table against the wall. he was a regular figure out in the audience. minutes later, the gunman entered the room next to the chambers, pulled out a gun, and began firing at the mayor and council members. ( gunshot ) laura pearson: i was turning very slowly and looking at him and thinking, "that's a nine millimeter. that should be a lot louder." you know, and

we've seen other parts of the state here in california that have adapted pace programs like in riverside county and have each year the positive impacts. we know the stories of individual that have benefited from the pace programs. we know those upgrades can save money for crucial home improvement projects but illuminate bills. in the future it was important for mayor ed lee and i to make sure this finance had a strong workforce component. we had meetings with our partners in labor to start the conversations and we know that training and employees for jobs in the many energy economy is key to keeping them employed but helping them find meaningful careers and building their families within your borders. we have clean energy we want our workers to benefit. we're going to continue to work for a workforce agreement that assures that local folk are working on local projects so we cope the money here. so the members of the labor organizations standing behind me do i have the opportunity to be 2r5i7bd for jobs here in the 21st century and want to thank pat mulligan and as well as a number of our

both law enforcement in san diego and in riverside are in the forensic stages of their investigationhe evidence that they have collected. they are meeting tonight. we do know that. and san diego police have announced they're going to have a news conference tomorrow to discuss this case. so perhaps we might get more information at that time, anderson. >> casey, thanks. >>> a fire tears through an apartment complex for seniors. it's feared a number of residents could not get out. dozens are missing right now. we're going to have a live report. plus what really happened before seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman's so-called rant. what exactly did he say to michael crabtree that turned off such a firestorm? the answer may surprise you. we note answer and it's probably not what you'd think at all. hear it for yourself. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy li

both law enforcement in san diego and in riverside are in the forensic stages of their investigationevidence that they have collected. they are meeting tonight. we do know that. and san diego police have announced they're going to have a news conference tomorrow to discuss this case. so perhaps we might get more information at that time, anderson. >> casey, thanks. >>> a fire tears through an apartment complex for seniors. it's feared a number of residents could not get out. dozens are missing right now. we're going to have a live report. plus what really happened before seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman's so-called rant. what exactly did he say to michael crabtree that turned off such a firestorm? the answer may surprise you. abl, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. what makes olive garden's rich, irresistible parmesan! the star of our new 2 for $25 menu. choose two melt-in-your mouth entrÉes topped with decadent parmesan like tender new parmesan crusted chicken or cream

both law enforcement in san diego and in riverside are in the forensic stages of their investigation,d. they are meeting tonight. we do know that. and san diego police have announced they're going to have a news conference tomorrow to discuss this case. so, perhaps we might get more information at that time, anderson. >> all right, casey, thanks. >>> a fire tears through an apartment complex for seniors. it's feared a number of residents could not get out. dozens are missing right now. we're going to have a live report. >>> plus, what really happened for seattle seahawks' quarterback richard sherman's so-called rant? what exactly did he say to michael crabtree that touched off such a firestorm? the answer may surprise you. it's probably not what you think at all. hear it for yourself. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. >>> there is a horrifying story unfolding right now in th

crews battled fires in riverside county and in the santa monica mountains. >> san jose police department have taken over the hunt for a serial arsonist believed to have set a dozen fires since last week. lisa has the story. >> it is time for the evening walk but not leisurely after dinner stroll. he has a mission. >> i hope to catch the go. that is why i am walking around. >> he is looking out for this suspect who may have started 13 fires in the past six days. he hates what has happened to his friends, after a couple's house was set on fire on saturday. the couple still cannot get into their burned home. they birdlyies -- they barely escaped. >> we watched the house and in five minutes the roof went. into, where we were. >> this man was caught walking back-and-forth across from the house four times before the fire started. they are from a neighbor's camera who is patrolling streets from 2 to 4:30 a.m. >> the patrols have caused him to step outside this area. >> the arsonist last struck on sunday morning. >>> 4:33. the suspect in the fire bombing of the chinese consulate in san francisco

espera su primogÉnito da cuenta de los hechos, dice que abusÓ de ella en la escuela tomÁs rivera en riversideligencia lo que enfrenta la maestra. >>> no se lo deseo a nadie, quiero que haya justicia y que las escuelas hagan su trabajo para que no le pase esto a nadie mÁs. >>> ambos distritos escolares dicen que estÁn trabajando en cooperaciÓn con el caso ahora, pero la docente quien renunciÓ a su trabajo y no hizo comentarios podrÍa enfrentar una dura sentencia. >>> el dÍa de maÑana interrogaran a briana para especificar despuÉs que cargos pueden presentar ante la maestra. >>> gracias por el reporte y bueno un abusador obligÓ a un niÑo entrar en su departamento y abusÓ de Él, el niÑo vive en el mismo complejo de departamentos que el abusador, se cree que puede haber mÁs casos y no se denunciaron. y un sospechoso fue capturado en texas cuando intentaba escapar a mÉxico, confesÓ que el habÍa matado su esposa e hija cuando se enterÓ de que ella tenÍa una foto con otro hombres. y un homicida, una adolescente matÓ a su media hermana con mÁs de treinta puÑaladas, confesÓ todo hecho aunque habrÍa di

. >> we did that at the riverside more, awith deacon john legendary blues guitar player.the next day we did it at mckinley high school in baton rouge, my old hometown, with herman jackson, bb king ostrom are. it's great, because we teach students who are interested in getting into music how to really go about it. we explained to them that music is like a wonderful fruit trees that there's all kinds of fruit off this one tree. deep down in the ground is the the 12 barthat is blues. if you're going to get into music, you've got to learn the 12 bar blues. that is the old expression. blues is the roots, and everything else is the fruits. tavis: that's very true. take me back 50 years ago to the whiskey. i want to close my eyes and just set the scene for me, 50 years ago. >> opening night was very exciting because they had really done a great job, they had klieg lights out in front, almost like a hollywood premiere. people were lined up down the street. i had played at another club, a smaller place that was like a restaurant. basically we brought our following up from there. w

. >> a baby is safe but the parents unnerved when a car crashed into the baby's bedroom in riversidepushing the crib out of the way and destroyed furniture. the child was not injured. they were asleep at 2:00 a.m. when the car slammed into the house. i was asleep and there was a vehicle coming through the wall and i just heard screams. it is interesting way to wake up. >> to say the least. authorities say the driver may have been speeding when her scar blued through -- when her car plowed through the fence. >> the pakistan schoolgirl has been nominated for the peace prize for the second time say she deserves the award for brave support for girls right to education. the taliban opposes the schooling and shot her in the head because of her campaign for education. the 16-year-old received the award yesterday for taking a attend against discrimination. >> interesting story from italy, a stripper is coming forward to say the parent left by the pope belongs to him. the have the can posted the video showing the pope holding a green parrot and the owner says he is a champion world stripper a

parts of the state that have adopted similar pace residential pace programs most notably sonoma and riverside counties and have seen the positive impacts that have followed in those jurisdictions. and we've also now seen the stories and know the stories of individuals that have chosen to participate in these existing programs. we know these upgrades can save money not only in repair costs to crucial home energy services, but also on monthly utility bills to the tune of thousands of dollars a year annually. from the beginning of the process, it was a priority for mayor lee and i to ensure this environmental policy and finance tool had a very strong work force component tied to it that put local residents to work in this emerging industry. we convened meetings with partners and laborers to discuss what the work force component would look like. training our workers for jobs in new and emerging industry is key to not only allowing them to get new jobs but also helping them find meaningful careers that can keep them in their families here in our city. we're going to continue working with [speaker

need to find a way to continue to demonize is on government because our ultimate goal is to give riverside not for a negotiated settlement. sarah is suffering town on track has been in the hands of islamist rebels for more than a month now. he snuck in to see that you may need to send a small stone catching the army of god. they let the mass that conveys soldiers and civilians but that this things happen impossible to verify all of the thousands have been displaced as the company continues its beach. it is a tv crew was the phrase florida team to get to the area. maria finance reports. he's just twenty minute drive from damascus that the honey we're honest when elliot firmly under rebel control. so instead we take in the league three times and running through high mounds of sand and piles of old tires. gianni exists thus from attacks. the sea the light of the twenty first foray into the tree to get the supplies to arjun after the siege began an on again. it's still not clear exactly what happened in these industrial seat in last december. back then be false image of the most chilling symph

forces have been expanded and they can now restore such people with limited judicial parliament riverside thousands of people to be in the mess rallies in bangkok in a bid to bring down the prime minister upcoming parliamentary polls. british government workers are being rewarded for saying no in exchange for rejecting asylum applications home office stuff received gifts and even extra holiday but it has more. failed asylum seekers that have been told to leave britain can apply head to the u.k.'s home office to have their cases reviewed it's a last ditch attempt to stay in the u.k. if they can prove that their lives back home are in danger but it's been revealed that home office employees are set targets they're supposed to be winning seventy percent of these cases that means that they're aiming to keep out seventy percent of the people that have really applied to stay in britain after their asylum cases have already been rejected if they can hit that target they're rewarded with holiday days cash bonuses and high street shopping vouchers these incentives don't have any place in these sor

that's when she called riverside police. more than a month after the dog's disappearance, detectives gave us these photos. officers finally got the dog back. >> if it wasn't for them, this little girl's dream would have never happened. >>> 4:51. coming up at 5:00, a sudden spike in the flu has bay area hospitals going to extreme lengths to prevent a larger outbreak. >> but first, the real world returns to san francisco after two decades. a look back and forward at the iconic tv franchise. >>> clouds look impressive but there's not much rain, unfortunately. we'll tell you when we have another chance coming up. >> we have bulls in the roadway, really. i know. car versus bull! don't know the extent of the injuries for the bull but we know the car had some damage. everything is off to the right- hand shoulder. altamont pass road and grant line road. coming up. >>> it was the show that launched the reality tv fad in america. >> this is a true story. >> true story. >> used to live in a house. >> had their lives changed. >> now mtv

in riverside county, four homes were destroyed and two others damaged.ozens of vehicles were also damaged. an elementary school had to be evacuated. another fire rolled up the cliff along the pacific coast highway near multi-million-dollar cliff-top homes. the highway was closed in both direction. >>> and today the house is scheduled to vote on and expected to pass a $1.1 trillion compromised budget deal. the huge spending bill was worked out in the appropriations committee. the senate is expected to take up the measure by the end of the week. susan mcginnis is in a very foggy washington, d.c., with the details. good morning, susan. >> hi. good morning, anne-marie. believe it or not, i am in front of the capitol this morning. here's what's happening today. lawmakers in an election year wanted to show they could get something done. now, this proposal funds almost every federal agency for a year. it proposes a 3% cut on agency budgets approved before last year's budget cuts known as sequestration. obamacare survived, but it does get funded at a lower level

they are pensacola, florida, riverside, california, and las vegas, nevada. >>> so enough of the realr here. louis is dealing with something on the floor in the hallway. i can't tell you anymore. but wait until you see this. because babies are constantly learning about the world just by observing. and for one toddler, meeting her dad's identical twin was a very confusing experience. look at this. >> see if she'll go to you. >> uh-oh. >> who in the world? >> my baby is so confused. >> come on. >> say uncle ruby. >> she is so cute. double trouble will with dad and the uncle. anyway, that was sleexcellent. seinfeld fans are seeing a pretty scene in a new era. that is george outside the diner. larry david was also in the neighborhood that day. no word kret on exactly what they're working on, but rumor mill is swirling about seinfeld and david collaborating on a broadway show. our investigative team will keep you posted from broadway world. >>> so one of the main criticisms of mitt romney's presidential campaign is that he cooperate loo couldn't loosen up. it looks like that may have chang

need to find a way to continue to demonize is on government together with ultimate goal is to give riverside not for a negotiated settlement and copper was expressing deep concern over terrorism being born in syria because becoming a threat. elsewhere in the us and europe it is that really calls for concern why do i think we have there to entertain with agendas be on an essay in the end the u s intelligence agencies need enemies. and they need enemies because the snowdon revelation shoulder actually spine on the american people and the people the world so they need to knock idea of right words but at the same time the us has been the one finally the arms to the armed opposition which in effect is strengthening of cottages that they did in afghanistan in nineteen seventy nine osama bin laden was the precursor to al qaeda than in the uscis supported him. the only way its progress toward reconstruction before the perspective of the slot for most things from them taken together with subtlety build comb it so we step into the tweed to reading kidding it's a slice of the other the pages of a motiv

. >> reporter: that man's house and at least one other were lost in a riverside county fire. about a dozen other buildings and 40 vehicles also burned. the red flag warnings where fire danger are expected to remain in effect until at least tonight. firefighters say it is so dry, conditions in some areas of the state are more like what they're used to seeing at the height of fire season in september or october. >> the weather is certainly unusual, and so we're being vigilant and monitoring the weather. >> reporter: part of that weather are those gusty santa ana winds blamed for bringing down plenty of trees including a 45-footer that crashed on to a school building in san bernardino. and state fire authorities are so concerned, they are hiring seasonal firefighters ahead of schedule across the state. about 125 of those firefighters are coming back to strengthen the ranks in the bay area alone. >>> new jersey governor's has apologized again for the traffic scandal which threatens to undermine his political future. chris christie now vowing that his commission would cooperate to

to be defined or a fake tree the kings and the popcorn portfolio comprising some like stonehenge riverside for the docks and the docklands if you have to close ranks the city of kilkenny has been named to the last time the islands the irish business against their survey found that eighty percent of large towns and cities are not as clean or cleaner than their european counterparts but dublin's north inner city remains of the term black spots. it's like the windswept look very keen insights cook any of the names cleanest in the country for two years in a row beating for one other cities and towns to the top spots. this is a number of roles he does it means accommodation offer more money to be a need to make it any of this resolution soon worst in the country was north inner city dublin described as the major black spots. the survey saying some places were not just injured but subject to long term jumping and neglects we acknowledge that are difficult they are useful to have been marked improvements we intend or the next mildred once the shooting and it's on a number of residents asking peop

for riverside roll of the supreme law as it happened. thank you so much sam really appreciate it sam sachs coming up you guys all highlight one t.v. commentator who thinks global inequalities fantastic. jimmy savile here's a guy who committed pedophilia with over four hundred children and he's taken to the court take on the old bailey and his defense is if you prosecute me i'm going to go to switzerland that's what i just be a say if you prosecute me and our scads and scores and hundreds of incidents of fraud we threaten to leave the country and the government says oh no. fraud to. come in the future. so we fix the roads focus on new technology. on this show no posses complete with old school shootings clutch and wheel about the next angel suv evolution this is the potential to save lives. we've got the future covered. guys i know that i cover really depressing news day in and day out so today i'm especially excited to finally bring you guys something positive. and oxfam of the world eighty five richest people is equal to the three and a

. >> using information from a church in riverside, california and a tax number from a larger conglomerate group not associated with the church. >> also arrested on church property, the pastor's uncle saying he was a coni have beened felon, found with a handgun with the serial number removed. >>> san francisco police are investigating the discovery of a dead body found inside of car on 17th near treat street in the mission district. police have the curr sf center found the body. the corner is working to determine the cause of death. police is not released the person's identity. >>> starting tomorrow it will cost more to mail letters and postcards. the price of a first-class stamp is to rise $0.03 more. the postmaster general says the rate hikes are necessary to keep delivering mail six days a week and keep underutilized post offices open. >>> as you do your taxes consider your pet might give you a break. among the write-offs that worked with the irs,adoption fees, the cost of moving pets and expenses of a service animal. then there is professional sort of pet, owners have received deductio

more riverside roll of the supreme court as it happened. thank you so much them really appreciate it sam sachs coming up you guys all highlight one t.v. commentator who thinks global inequality is fantastic. i know. tanya the lady well tell me how you are my little grandson. i know. i don't like. being cut off. except it isn't. that the spiritual side is destructive. i try to convince has tried to preach that it was a sex but it's dangerous and she had to leave it was a study she had lost her mind. you know you she will come back i know it was and i will wait but even if it means i must wait until my dying day. so that on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. in the shops were always full of good. looks in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went to sort out all the shelves were empty. in november they bombed the but the warehouses where you saw it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people would be eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar i

the hearing was held in a pub in a riverside village. are no court houses in that area. >> tourism is a number one industry for san francisco but could be a major headache for those around the tourist destinations. >> you take lom barred street, between hooid and levenworth could be in for changes. >> reporter: it's like people who live around an airport. people here on expect tourists but say it's gotten out of hand. >> they come from around the world everyone wants to see lombard. crookedest street in the world. >> it's a landmark. >> this is a slow period. residents say multiply this by hundreds to see what they experience every day during the spring and summer. >> limb scenes and taxis. buses. >> residents say there has been an explosion of tourists. if you're not requiped for a tourist attraction we have no facilities for the people or security. >> san franciscoin who's live near the famous painted ladies were able to ban tour buses from their neighborhood. they're already off limits on lombard. >> the city becomes less tourist frie

the year after that, this '67, he starts at the riverside church, he calls america the greatest purveyor of military violence in the world today and takes a stand against vietnam. now, how is hurricane then going to -- how is america then going to remember king? well, it can't remember him if it's going to raise him to iconic status, if it's going to put him on the mall. then it has to san toiz him -- sanitize him for public consumption. it has to make him the kind of person who can come second mother teresa. and you can't to that with a man in america who questions capitalism. because to remember king this that way would not raise him above the fray, it would enter him into it. that's what this shutdown was all about. that's what -- they just cut people's food stamps today. you can't remember king as a man who criticized capitalism and still hold him up as an american icon. that doesn't work unless what it takes to be an american icon changes. you can't remember him, america can't remember him. the powers that be is the man who called america the greatest purveyor of military violence i

>> just to remember how unpopular he is, when he gives the riverside speech "the new york times" runsn op-ed the next day with the headline dr. king's era and the "washington post" runs another poll. 25% of african-americans agree with king after that speech. that's as they can get us to white americans. the degree of unpopular we forget in like gary was saying the need for us then to reflect on who is unpopular and what that message may mean for where we need to go. >> and i think we can reflect on who is popular in the same way. what is going to happen with barack obama? what is going to happen with the way we remember his legacy? they will -- we are not going to remember his legacy in any way that i feel is accurate as to what he is accomplishing and we are talking about health care, a republican idea that will be a boon to insurance companies. we are talking about the continuation of the wars that were started during the bush years and ingraining again this mindset of perpetual war and using drums and expanding that warfare. we are talking about you know again mass incarceration.

you see riverside as trying a bold experiment.s who choose primary care and agree to practice in the local community will get full collar ships. >> we basically give them medical school for free. at the end of the day, if they are a primary care doctor in southern california for five years, the deal's closed, they get med cool for free, emerge debt-free. we basically reverse the financial incentives to try and get the result that hour area of california and society in general needs. >> it's not just california that's facing a looming doctor shortage. >> according to a recent report by the american association of medical colleges, there could be a nationwide shortage of 90,000 doctors before the end of the decade. >> the main reason for the doctor shortage is that the country is getting older. >> over the course of the next 20 years, 10,000 americans a day turn 65. they're the ones that use the majority of health care services. >> the u.s. will need a lot more innovative programs like riverside's and a hot more dedicated students l

the riverside police department has opened a sex crime division has opened an investigation into thiss you might imagine, and there's a worry there's other students at that middle school where this person's alleged assault began when she was much younger than now. of course, 28-year-old woman withtwo kids, did this on the internet so show what this woman did to her, she says. >> adam housely. thank you so much. >>> we asked you if you got an e-mail from target about the data breach. scam artists are filling up inboxes. so we have your answer when we come back. really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat too, and has five grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i -- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? oops. [ female announcer ] as you get older protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... 50% of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good e. [ major nutrition ] ensure high protein. ensure. nutrition in charge! >>> earlier we talked about target e-mailing customers about th

the governor is continuing the two day road trip across the state stopping in bakersfield and in riverside. yesterday, the governor said he will not declare a statewide drought yet. the governor says he is working with water districts and farmers to maximize the existing water supply before calling a drought. >> east bay congressman's desire to retire has brought out other announcements including a state senator who is taking himself out of the race to succeed the senate pro tempore. the los angeles lawmaker is still in the running for the post and according to the newspaper today, he asked him for endorsement and he declined, though, saying he has to talk to his supporters first. >>> the fbi will review the case of two southern california police officers involved in the death of a homeless man. the officers were acquitted yesterday at a trial in the 2011 deaths with protests held outside the courthouse after the verdict. the f.b.i. has opened an investigation to see if the victims' civil rights were violated. they will now examine the evidence and trial testimony to decide on further acti

. >> han studies at the university of california at riverside, an area of the state facing a severe shortage of doctors. >> because it's the fastest growing area in the state and 40% of the doctors look like me, they are 55 or colder, we'll have a 5,000 deficit. a health care system that rewards keeping people healthy is better than a system which saves lives at the end. it's the way the system is structured. he's an innovative thinker when it comes to a looming shortage of doctors. it will be severe for family doctors and paediatricians, who are often involved in preventative medicine. they earn less than specialists like cardiologists or orthopaedic surgeons. many choose them in order to pay off med school debts. roifrside is trying an experiment. certain students who choose primary care and agree to practice in the local community will get full scholarships. >> we basically reverse the financial incentives to get the result that our area of california and society in general needs. that han, one of the first to receive the full-ride scholarship says it's a relief to her and her family. >>

crews battled fires in riverside county and in the santa monica mountains. >> the police department inan jose has taken over the hunt for a serial arsonist believed to have set a dozen fires. some residents are staying up all night looking to a suspect who is believed to have started 13 fires since wednesday. surveillance video captured this man walking back-and-forth four times shortly before a fire started on saturday morning. residents think the foot patrols are why the fires have stopped. they do not thing the arsonist will just stop. >> people like that get a thrill from it so that will overwhelm his common sense. >> the arsonist last struck sunday morning. >>> new details in the case of a san jose teen who hanged herself a week after a drunken house party. our media party says that three teen boys have admitted to sexually assaulting the 15-year-old audrie pott dug the party. she woke up half naked with lewd comments written on her body and two of the teaches admitted to taking photos of her after the assault. she hanged her sell after learning the photos were being circulated an