. ♪ >> rosie's broadway kids was started by tv star rosie o'donnell.a need in her community for more theater and music education. >> not like when i was a kid in fifth grade and we did "the king and i," and i had drum lessons. the arts programs have been gutted. >> reporter: so rosie's organization started sending actors and musicians to new york city schools to replace the missing program. >> we are currently in the public schools in our program that's called ps broadway. and it serves over 1,500 kids. >> reporter: for 15 weeks the students learn about music and dance. the students who excel in class receive a special invitation. >> we take those kids who are super interested, super motivated, and we invite them to audition for our full scholarship program. and that's the act two program. >> reporter: the act two students meet after school during the week. they take classes in acting, dancing, and singing. ♪ >> i think it's like a really amazing opportunity because like i get to act, dance, and sing about three days a week and i don't always -- it's l

a win here would guarantee a spot in the kentucky derby. >> it's pants on fire for rosie napravnik.st minutes after the race, mom's cell phone rang out. >> mom, i think you need to buy a hat. i think we're going to kentucky. >> mitchell: so while mom shops for that promised hat, rosie is shopping too. mother's day is the day after derby day. and an historic victory would make a perfect present. >> she's just one of the most proud mothers that you could ever imagine. and i'm so excited that she gets to come to the derby. it will be her dream as much as it was mine. >> mitchell: pants on fire is currently the 9th betting choice among derby horses at 15 to 1. and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell. cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org defend worker rights. >>> tonight, labor under siege, the urgency that may day to defend worker rights. >>> up in smoke. a pot club targeted by arsonist and the crime is caught on tape. >> b

and rosie was one of the very first.n i made my first visit to israel after entering, rosie, you were at my side every step of that profound journey through the holy land. so i want to thank you for your enduring friendship, your leadership, and for your warm introduction today. i also want to thank david victor, howard core and all the board of directors. and let me say that it is wonderful to look out and see so many great friends including a very large delegation from chicago. solo, green, thank you all. i want to thank the members of congress who are joining us today who do so much to sustain the bonds between the united states and israel including eric cantor. steny hoyer. and the tireless leader i was proud to appoint as the new chair of the dnc, debbie wassermann schultz. we're joined by israel's representative to the united states, ambassador michael oren. and we're joined by one of my top advisers on israel and the middle east for the past four years and who i know is going to be an outstanding ambassador to isr

minister talking about such a special relationship between the two countries i mean it's just been so rosy all these big smiles these because every time i. was speaking marco and he was so the u.s. president barack obama is absolutely right absolutely right it is just about the u.k. agreeing with everything the u.s. has to say. it has been this visit certainly and there has been a lot of talk about this special relationship which there is every time the leaders of the u.k. and the u.s. meet they call this relationship unique they've called it essential they say it's not just a historical relationship it's also about the present day it's about ensuring that the nation's security and prosperity and as you've seen the weather has also been beautiful which lots of commentators have been saying it's made a huge difference to the pictures that will be beamed back to the u.s. and that will support his reelection campaign one of the major things that's come out of this visit is this setting up of the joint security border between the u.s. and the u.k. and what that will do is open up the defense a

on the surface rosie napravnik is a sweet, petite redhead.ll find a fierce and feisty speed demon who likes racing with the guys. are you a jockey or a female jockey? >> i'm both but i wouldle rather be compared to jockeys as a who whole. >> reporter: these guys aren't playing around like, come race with us. they don't care if you're small, a girl, this or that. right? >> absolutely. they treat me as an exactly. we're all competitors. we give each other crap for this, that or joke around. >> reporter: at just 23 years old, rosie napravnik is on track to become the most successful female jockey of all time. >> the final furlong, it's pantsonfire for rosie napravnik! >> it's refreshing for me. i can remember jockeys boycotting the races because they didn't want to ride against a female. i always believed it's not about male/female. it's about who's good at what they do. she's really good. >> reporter: you've got to love winning. do you relish beating the boys when you win? >> i don't really think about it like that. they're just competitors to

rosie was one of the very first. when i made my first -- after entering the senate, rosie, your advice side. i want to thank you for your enduring friendship, leadership, and for your warm introduction today. i also want to thank david victor, however, and the board of directors, and let me say that it is wonderful to look out and seek so many great friends, including a very large delegation from chicago. thank you all. i want to thank the members of congress who do so much to sustain the bonds between the united states and israel, including eric cantor. [applause] steny hoyer. [applause] and the tireless leader i was proud to point as the new chair , debbie wasserman schultz. [applause] we are joined by israel represented to the the united states -- representative to the united states, and by one of my top advisers on israel in the middle east for the past four years and who i know is going to be an outstanding ambassador or to israel, dan shapiro. [applause] dan has always been a close and trusted adviser and frien

this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should di

[laughter] rosy, thank you for your many years of friendship.ack in chicago, when i was just getting started in national politics, i reached out to a lot of people for advice and counsel, and rosy was one of the very first. when i made my first visit to israel, after entering the senate, rosy, you were at my side every step of that profound journey through the holy land. so i want to thank you for your enduring friendship, your leadership, and for your warm introduction today. i also want to thank david victor, howard kohr and all the board of directors. and let me say that it is wonderful to look out and see so many great friends, including a very large delegation from chicago. [applause] alan solow, howard green. thank you all. i want to thank the members of congress who are joining you today -- who do so much to sustain the bonds between the united states and israel, including eric cantor. [applause] steny hoyer. [applause] and the tireless leader i was proud to appoint as the new chair of the dnc, debbie wasserman schultz. [applause] we're j

what -- who killed --" is it rosie -- >> rosie larsen. >> jimmy: larsen. oh man, oh man. just tell you exactly what your show's about. >> okay, good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you play a cop and you wanna -- you wanna split. you wanna go to -- is it san francisco? >> sonoma. >> jimmy: sonoma. close enough. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you wanna go but -- but you wanna solve this case first. and you're in seattle. >> there's something about this case that's just got its hook in me and i can't quite get on the plane. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. and it's great. and it's raining a lot, 'cause it's in seattle. >> so much rain. so much. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is that tough working in all the rain.? it must be nut. >> so, what i didn't know was that normal rain, nice rain, you can't actually see it on film. so they bring in more rain for the rain scenes. rain towers. it's so much rain, you cannot believe what's about to happen to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's raining on the rain. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, oaky. good. you're like instantly soaked to the bone. >> jimmy:

. >>> thanks a lot rosie. tonight about 90 minutes ago police made the call. felicia barns death has been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner also determined the cause of death but police are not releasing that information because they say it's a very important part of the investigation. the teen from north carolina's body was found about 2 weeks ago in the discuss question hanna river. she disappeared while she was visiting family in baltimore. this news comes the same day we are learning about her funeral arrangements. a private service is set for saturday in georgia. it can be viewed online at the springfield baptist church's web site. a memorial service for barns will be held may 14th at mount pleasant church here in baltimore. >>> tonight anne arundel county crossing guard is suffering some life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a school bus near point pleasant elementary school. now according to county fire department 40-year-old woman is in serious condition at a baltimore hospital. a spokesman says the bus driver and four students were on

the special relationship is essential, perfect working order, but it is not quite as rosy as that, ishat? >> there is a lot to discuss. today, you saw them try to lay the groundwork for the big message for tomorrow. there is not a lot of space between these allies, the leaders are together, they played ping-pong together, the president of the united states was paying respect to the war dead of the u.k. tomorrow, you get down to the top staff, to figure out issues about the next steps on how to extricate -- extricate ourselves from afghanistan successfully. libya, what role or all of the coalition partners going to play in concluding that mission. and israel, of course. >> would you say that the economy is something that has gotten even tougher to deal with? both mr. obama and mr. cameron have different views. >> they are going to try to make it sound like a sort of agree with each other, when they don't actually agree with each other. i think the president is going to acknowledge the spirit of the austerity plan in the u.k. without actually endorsing it. there is not a whole lot betwe

i hate to be harsh, but the information on the planning department website is a little rosy compared to the experience many people have once their properties are shown to be historic. maybe a little more realistic description would be helpful in generating some interest. i would also like to take issue with the idea that surveys are just technical documents. [tone] supervisor wiener: thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm sure of the housing coalition and have 20 years in the field of architecture. what i wanted to say was when i think of something historic, i think of something that has distinction. it is a monument to a significant achievement. most of what i have seen in the 10 years i have participated in land use policy is the district's that have been coming out do not really rise to that level. i box at the third street boxing gym. to claim that eight rail yard of the slaughterhouses qualifies as a historic district because there are acute victorians their stretches the bounds of credulity for may. as an organization like fact -- [tone] we do not want to see a legitimate goals of h

i hate to be harsh, but the information on the planning department website is a little rosy compared to the experience many people have once their properties are shown to be historic. maybe a little more realistic description would be helpful in generating some interest. i would also like to take issue with the idea that surveys are just technical documents. [tone] supervisor wiener: thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm sure of the housing coalition and have 20 years in the field of architecture. what i wanted to say was when i think of something historic, i think of something that has distinction. it a

across a number of industries so that was encouraging but if there is one thing that's still not very rosy about any of this wage growth is still nonexistent. hourly earnings rose just .1% to $22.95. that's a key issue when it comes to inflation for the federal reserve. if it doesn't see wage growth increase all that much, it's not going to be as hot to increase interest rates. wall street cheered the report. we have had a number of economic reports over the past couple of weeks indicating slowing economic growth. this report would go as opposed to that but early gains that were really big have started to dissipate. dow was up as much as 175 points. now it's up by 50. nasdaq up by 15, s&p up by 5. a big development out of europe is the reason. there is a report in a german publication called der spiegel, greece denies a report about changing their currency. as a result, stocks pulled back a bit as the dollar as picked up quite a bit against the euro. >> a quick question about gas. oil dropped nearly 10% yesterday. when is that going to trickle down to the pumps or will it? >> you know, it'

i hate to be harsh, but the information on the planning department website is a little rosy compared to the experience p

this is hana aarons looking rosy pink. we met her before she had the surgery. her old heart had one pumping chamber and and that caused her problems her entire life. her family is from alaska and they have been here for months weighting for the transplant and staying in the ronald mcdonald house. >> facebook fixed the security flaus that make user accounts information available to advertisers. the flaw appears to be accidental. but the information was available for several years. the issue affected are you i facebook apps including games like farmville which is popular. it is possible that advertisers didn't realize they had thability to acess information. facebook didn't find any evidence of user's private information shared with unauthorized third parties that should reassure you. google is threatening to shut down the street view map service in swits swits following a ruling by a swiss court. they ordered all faces and license plates to be blurred. street view alows views taken from cars with 360 degrees cameras. google is saying it is unrealistic and anding

. >> in other words, think rosy in "the jetsons." >> the next big thing is consumer robots. >> this panelist agrees with some of the predictions, but not all. >> there was one on the list i am still scrooching my head about, and that was we would fight cyber security with really simple applications. >> these experts are not shy. >> if you look at this trend, it has completely missed the point. >> at this club event the audience also has a voice, but the press of a button they can give an idea a green light or red. >> since this room is filled with entrepreneurs and investors, reg oners hope they can take at least one idea from this list and run with it, and one day take it to market. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> homes in foreclosure made up nearly 45% of houses sold in california during the first three months of this year. the latest numbers from reality track show homes account for 28% of all home sales in the u.s. between january and march of this year. nevada had the highest number of foreclosure sales at 54%. california tied with arizona for second at 45%. buyers purchased more than

guess what, rosie is going to have a new show on own. it debuts in the fall.tudio in chicago. >> that is something. that's great for rosie o'donnell because she's had her problems in the past. must have been a fascinating time. i envy you, kareen wynter, thank you. >> it was great. >> oh, it was nothing. >>> a reality tv happy ending turns into a tragic soap opera said. the family gets a home makeover because the two kids were listed as having a serious immune disorder. now, we hear it could be a lie. >>> the feds raffling off the personal belongings of ted kaczynski, aka, the unabomber. [ female announcer ] sun damage is on the rise. now use the best suncare recommended most by dermatologists. neutrogena®, with technologies like helioplex... it provides the highest average spf and unsurpassed uva protection. neutrogena®. get the best. and unsurpassed uva protection. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later.

. >>> not a rosy picture for libraries in oakland, some may be forced to close after a drastic budgetng proposal. the mayor has suggested slashing 14 of the city's 18 libraries, including the african-american museum and library, unless unions agree to cut their pay or the voters approve an $11 million parcel tax. the proposal has drawn many library supporters to action. they've demanded the parcel tax be placed on the ballot. the libraries that would remain open include the 81st avenue, the diamond and rock ridge branch. >>> we've seen a slight dip in gas prices over the last couple of weeks but don't expect that to last. jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs have placed their energy bets for the summer, they are predicting prices to bounce back up and then reach $5 a gallon. now, some analysts disagree with the forecast and say prices will stay even or drop further. experts say every 50-cent jump in the cost of gas takes $70 billion out of the u.s. economy over the course of a year. >>> while the price at the pump is also hurting us, getting the meat and potatoes to the store from the far

just so we leave here not thinking it is too rosy, we still have some significant challenges. park safety remains a very vexing and serious challenge for us. our part patrol resources are at a bare minimum. we have only adequate funding to staff with two officers at a time. we operate 24-7. we have one officer that operates in golden gate park and one that operates everywhere else. supervisor weiner: that is an issue on a lot of different levels. i know there is frustration you share and a lot of members of the public share that the rules are frequently not enforced in our parks. does the department have an estimate on what the cost would be not to have a cadillac parked patrol or public safety program in the park, but just to have something that would be adequate? i know you have had some questions from the police department and others. but what is the wish list you have? >> we actually do. i would be happy to share that with members of the committee. we are in the process of working it through. there is 2 you will promise to this. this is taking a hard look at our -- there i

. >> in other words, think rosie in the "jetsons." >> the next big thing is consumer robots. >> panelist paul saffo agrees with some of the predictions but not all. >> there was one on the list i am still scratching my head about that. was the idea that we'd fight cyber security with simple applications. >> these experts are not shy. >> if you look at the trend, it has completely missed the point. >> at the churchill club event, the audience also has a voice. with the press of a button they can give an idea, green light or red. >> i am on board. >> since this room is filled with entrepreneurs and investors, then organizers hope they will take at least one idea from this list and run with it. one day take it to market. in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> talking hot trends in silicon valley, but not talking any hot trends in the weather department. >> no. >> what is going on, mike? >> if anybody can change that, why isn't it them? >> i know. that could make someone money right now. >> absolutely. take the burden off me. thank you! let's go outside to show what is going on. r

rosie lee, eileen collier, koi chi of abraham lyndon high school, may choy and handily do, director of the vietnamese cultural center. >> thank you. >> commissioner yee? >> just quickly. i went to the spring festival in sunny side. they had this performance that i think they still have an opportunity, you might want to see it. on thursday at 11:00 or 6:00. it's called fly away productions or something. they had these four performers hanging on a roof top and they were just dancing on the wall sideways. so that was kind of cool. and then i went to thurgood marshall's high school graduation today and was kind of nice to see that the valedictorian who received a 4.43 is going to noels college. you see students going to u.c. berkley and these are students from thurgood marshall. and last -- one more thing. i probably shouldn't say this because i was invited to be on a panel for one of the superintendent republican instructor forum up in sacramento last week in which the whole discussion was chronic absenteeism. claudia was very helpful in giving me information and updating me. it was reall

but as rosie napravnik don knapp reports there is a question. >> reporter: all the forms of wildlife along the bay in redwood city, leopard sharks aren't probably the cutest, cuddliest or top of everyone's list but people are concerned about what's killing them because they are concerned about the environment. investigators are making progress in learning what's killing leopard sharks by the scores along the san mateo county shore of the bay. sharks are still dying. two dead sharks were spotted at coyote point near san francisco international airport today bringing the total to at least 50 and possibly many more since the first dead ones began turning up in late april. sherry and her husband watched as sharks beached themselves. >> maybe leopard sharks that we discovered later was trying to come along right along the shore on the rocks and one of the fishermen later went down and picked it up and tried to throw it back out. >> reporter: some evidence indicates the sharks may be suffering infections. but with city released preliminary findings from the department of fish & game follow

rosie was one of the very first.hen i made my first visit to israel after entering the senate, you are at my side every step of that profound journey through the holy land. so i want to thank you for your enduring friendship, your leadership, and for your warm introduction today. why also want to thank dave didn't victor and all the board of directors. and it is wonderful to see so many great friends, including a very large delegation from chicago. [applause] thank you all. i want to thank the members of congress joining us today. who have done so much to sustain the bonds between the united states and israel, including eric cantor. [applause] steny hoyer. [applause] and it tirelessly there i was a proud of. as the new chair of the dnc, debbie wasserman schultz. [applause] terbil mumbai -- joined by officials representative to the united states. and we're joined by one of my top advisers on israel and the middle east for the past quite true years and know is going to be an outstanding ambassador to israel, and shapir

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it would come down to what this group, the door to the other side, under the most rosy scenario, by the definition of existing applications, you would she -- you would see shipyard phases one and two -- commissioner torres: what dollar amount are we talking about? >> for the shipyard, that is a multi-billion dollar project. when you look at the completion of mission bay, there is probably several hundred million dollars of work to be done there still. commissioner torres: you envision a city being approachable on creating its own funding? >> yes, part of what your looking at is -- part of what you are looking at is the city's response to moving forward without redevelopment. i think it is highly unlikely he would see a scenario with the city would not elect to be the successor entity for previous redevelopment activities. i think it is highly likely that you will see some type of phoenix rise from the ashes even if we are eliminated. >> the phoenix can only rise if the voters vote to approve it. what do you think that revenue stream would come from? >> there are a few. a couple of thing

black on wednesday rebounding from a five month however if we look at the storks not everything is rosy in manufacturing and chemicals are the biggest gainers in the my sex book banks are mixed up point three percent post burbank is down half a percent gas from is also down despite upping its european demand for. the biggest i.p.o. of the year is on the way in london commodity group glencore as prices float says at five hundred thirty pounds per share that's after be eleven billion dollar issue was four times oversubscribed analysts say the deal was priced to go and not surprised the amount was so high. russia is battling to pull its gas pipelines exempted from the e.u. for editing package the document bans one company from being a gas supply and transport at the same time russian officials claim legislation will damage investments in oil and gas infrastructure projects and thus will be harmful to european energy security by any yazid from the russian gas society explains what changes he would like to see. the system put in. he should know what we think that certainly should be taken in

petrol dollar standard when the us went off the gold standard paper the vietnam war it's everything was rosy for a while i mean they had oppressive regimes and dictators but you know the price of gas and food was commensurate with their status as third world losers but now due to the ricochet effect of the monetization of everything that we used to be called debt and now we've got a surfeit of cash creating huge inflation folks are getting screwed in the middle east too so it didn't work did it the whole experiment with the petro dollars it was a big crashing failure and now you're living with the not the people of course they are having the problem of the inflation but for the rulers you see their problem is that the people are looking to change the rulers they're looking for regime change so the rulers thought they were so smart in getting in bed with american foreign policies and monetary policies but now the rulers are being taken out one by one they're being taken. in the middle east north africa spain ireland. you know greece regime change is the only answer because you're not going to

perspective we can exports around fifteen million sounds but a broad everything in the garden is not so rosy droughts and floods have afflicted parts of europe and the u.s. causing widespread crop damage and in the sphere of further hike and wheat prices which have already jumped almost eighty percent and the past year russia wants the second largest sweet exports are in the world could help turn things around. this will of course have an effect on the global market with russia is returning to the green export trade and has sizable resources to do so i believe global crisis will drop as a result of this although maybe not as significantly russia's reaction in the global markets may not solve grain shortages or rising food prices but it will play a role and offsetting the damage marina costs are of our business r.t. now let's take a look at how the russian stock markets on monday on the obvious my tax matters moderate gains of the sentiment is that implied like ok and you ask mark it's a close one. public holiday sacred to some individual ship movers on the my six gas pump shares are up one p

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it would come down to what this group, the door to the other side, under the most rosy scenario, by the definition of existing applications, you would she -- you would see shipyard phases one and two -- commissioner torres: what dollar amount are we talking about? >> for the shipyard, that is a multi-billion dollar project.