thanks for being here. >> hi, shawn. thanks for having me. >> we should let our viewers know you didn't run today but you did speak to several members in your club who were up there in the race today. how are they tonight? >> you know thankfully through social media and a bunch of phone calls we were able to get in touch with 25 of our runners. so they're all doing well and none of them were hurt. our hearts go out to to the ones who were injured during the bombing. >> where were they? where were the members of your club when the oaks sploegs shins had went off? >> most of them had continue initialed -- eggs sploins shins -- explosions. >> organizers were able to stop people and not let them pile up where the carnage was. >> when you talked to them or reached out to them how did they describe that scene to you? >> you know i wasn't able to talk to in person to the ones that were stopped. i was only able to talk to the people who had already finished the marathon and most of them heard the explosions but had no idea what

shawn matthews is ceo of cantor fitzgerald david walker and david walker comeback america ceo. shawn, let me kick it off with you and the markets. hot stuff. dow and s&p hitting all-time highs. keeps going higher. what do you think i behind it. >> you have a fixed income complex where ten year treasuries are trading beehlo 10% and money has to find returns at this point in time. certainly everyone is looking at the standpoint of equity on a basis are cheap and will continue to put their money there but may get a cyclical nature of the equity market but in general people want their none equity. >> we know is this largely fuelled by the federal reserve because there are no alternative to stocks when people are looking for yield. doesn't matter the economy is so-so. >> you have balance sheets at corporations in great shape. revenue growth that is so-so. agree with that but where do you put your money. people are looking at activity in the marketplace over the next year or so as people look to grow their revenue in alternative sources with cheap financing. >> i want to ask you abou

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a year i draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but g

shawn, pretty hot stuff. dow, s&p 500 hitting all-time highs again this week. it just keeps wan wanting to go higher. what do you think is behind it? >> relative value based equities. you have a fixed complex where treasures are trading below 2%, and money has to find returns at this point in time. 10 certainly everyone is looking at it from the standpoint of equities on a relative value basis are cheap and they're going to continue to put their money there. we may get a cyclical nature in how the money is going to go in and out of the equity market. in general people want to put their money in equity. >> we all know this is largely being fueled by the federal reserve, right? because there are just no alternatives to stocks when people are looking for yield. so it doesn't matter that the economy is just so-so? >> well, you have balance sheets and corporations in great shape, and revenue growth so-so, and i agree with that. but in reality where else do you put your money? people are looking at a wave of activity coming into the marketplace over the next year or

>> all right. >> coming up, de shawn powell goes up on the defensive.wo friends lobby to enter the drug problem. >> so what i want you to do is reach down inside really what's going to be different this time? aaah! aaaaah! theres a guy on the window! do something, dad! aaaah! aaaah! what is happening? they're rate suckers. their bad driving makes car insurance more expensive for the rest of us. good thing there's snapshot from progressive. snap it in and get a discount based on your good driving. stop paying for rate suckers. try snapshot free at progressive.com. >>> the louisville metro department of corrections jail. it's booked to capacity. >> a lot of marijuana, huh? >> i've been smoking since i was 12. >> pills. >> what kind of pills? >> any kind. >> opiates, oxycontin? a lot of stuff out there on the street right now? >> oh, yeah. >> if i leave tomorrow, i'm scared. >> you leave tomorrow? >> yeah. >> what are you going to do different this time? >> go to my meetings. trying to do the best i can to stay away from old people, places and things. >> e

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. >> an officer is bringing shawn a watch.had to stop. >>> and later -- >> i had been to elmer's, just walking around a shopping center, waiting for my next victim. >> one of our most chilling interviews, explores the mind of a serial rapist. >>> "lockup" has been documenting life in some of america's most hard-core maximum security prisons since the year 2000. in 2009 we went behind the walls of prisons overseas for the first time on "lockup: world tour." we discovered that while many of the challenges facing these prisons were the same, the differences were startling. that was especially true when we visited prisons in belgium. among other things, we learned that when an inmate escapes from a belgian prison, authorities will try to catch him, but not charge him with an additional crime. >> the law that says the effect of escaping is not a crime. but they can do another crime. for example, if they escape with their prison clothes, keeping the prison clothes is a crime. unless they send the clothes back. and in the past we hav

shawn is on the phone now. >> where are you right now? >> we're in -- we're right next to the location where the first suspect was taken down. a fire truck has moved away from the scene. but only slightly. they have now -- the police have all rushed about a block away from here. i can't quite make out the street. from where i'm sitting. but we're being told to stay in the car. but for the last several minutes police were pointing in the direction of another potential suspect. they were -- they were ordering that suspect to -- they were ordering that suspect not to move and then shouts from police officers that the second suspect was in custody. police officers moved towards some type of a vehicle and then we could hear on the radio that the police officers were being told to back away out of concern of explosives possibly being in this other vehicle. i can't tell from where i am what kind of a car it was. >> do you know if the -- if the first suspect, i assume, has been secured and is in custody and no concerns about him? >> we couldn't s

that's not what shawn hinrich said. yohe a problem, you won't get saved here. >> here is shawn getting his gear on and jumps in a couple yards away from the big fight going down. at one point one of the orcas starts coming towards him and at the last minute veerz off and all of this went on for 30 minutes. talk to us about being in the water while this fight was going down, we have shawn hinrich joining us from boulder, colorado. glad to see you in one piece. tell us why you decided to put your gear on and get in the water. >> my belief in my heart is they're not conditioned to eat or attack humans. my brain was saying this is isn't a good idea and my heart was saying these animals resident trying to kill me and i realized there was only one way to answer that question. >> what's going through your mind as the one comes right at you. >> i might say it was a spiritual moment. my analytical mind is saying how do i get back in the boat and my heart was saying it is not going to eat me. it was pounding me with sonar and i c

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it's hard to follow after shawn and the mayor. about a year ago, for the first time, the mayor appointed me as acting mayor when he went on a trip. my office said, one thing about these 3 days of acting mayor of san francisco and we decided on my behalf that i would spend the night in the shelter. i went through the process throughout the day and ended up at the shelter that evening. i didn't think it was going to be hard for me, it wasn't hard for the reason i thought it would be. i thought it would be sad that i would see people at rock bottom where they would need to find shelter for the night because so many of the support systems they needed weren't in place for them. what i think what was difficult for a different set of reasons and because i experienced that love and compassion and generosity and people reached out to me all evening asking me if i needed help and if i needed this and if i needed anything. i was truly touched by people who wanted to offer me the most. i want to combat homelessness. i say this is something in

the collier family who grieved the lost of their son and brother shawn. he was just 26-year-old and as his family has said he died bravely in the line of duty doing what he committed his life to doing, serving and protecting others. so we are grateful to him. obviously, tonight there are among unanswered questions. how did they plan to carry out the attacks and did they receive any help? the wounded, some of whom now have to learn how to stand and walk and live again deserve answers. so i have instructed the fi and the department of the homeland security to continue to deploy all the necessary resources to support the -- to protect our citizens. we'll determine what happened and we'll investigate any association that these terrorists have had and we'll continue to do whatever we have to do to keep our people safe. one thing we do know that whatever hate full agenda drove these men to heinous act cannot prevail. they failed because the people d to be intimidated. we refused to be terrorized. wt waiver from the character, and the compassion and the values t

>> so we have shawn, and joel kimly. >> i'm shawn marsini. i want to talk about item 3. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm angie men ken chair of the group and i'm here to support this legislation. we are in full support of it. i think it's very important for the excelsory neighborhood. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, i'm president of the merchants and residents association and resupport the legislation and welcome your support. thank you. >> thank you for being here. >> okay. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> okay. just want to urge your support colleagues. this is something very meaningful to a wide varied -- variety of people in our district. i urge your support. >> thank you. supervisor kim? >> i was going to make a motion to move with recommendation to the full board. >> i would be happy to support that >> yes. is that a motion to forward the committee report, supervisor? >> motion to include a committee report. >> thank you. i will be supporting this. i will say this is an on goin

and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone was the plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for carolyn merritt, who was then the head of the chemical safety board, the federal government's own experts who find the cause of the nation's worst industrial disasters. merritt

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is shawn mars yack. there is a time limit? i have to be quick. my client is ddr on vanes. because the time is short. i need to state the grounds for their objections for legal reasons and would like to get to solutions because everybody wants to talk about solution more than objections. the project currently has been determined to be subject to a sequel exemption according to regulation o c 2. respectfully that is not an exemption, that is something that governs when sequel applies. an exemption applies when something the determined by sequel passed by legislature or california resource agency. the project was determined to be exempt from sequel because it's not an i mpact. here bank or significantly restricting a use of the certain area will displace that use to other areas of the city including without limitation to nearby areas where for instance liquor stores and bars currently are permitted. the displacement of use causes a host of physical impacts including patterns and cuing impacts, noise impacts

pope francis has named cardinal shawn o'malley was boston to a new nine-man group aimed at reforming the catholic church. father shawn, as he's known, is credited with steadying the church in boston airfare sexual abuse there involving pedophile priests. chemotherapy patients feel the pain of the sequester. >> >> axelrod: it may have appeared at first that the federal spending cuts known as the sequester might not cut too deeply, but as some medicare patients who need chemotherapy araro t there's some real pain in the process. >> how are you? >> axelrod: 72-year-old george rois is in the fight of his li, battling lung cancer. he and his wife, linda, are very happy with the care he's receiving at this clinic near their long island home. that may soon change, and linda may have to start taking time off from work to drive george to a hospital for chemotherapy. >> i am upset because to think if this is what's going to happen, you know, my concern is for george, too, and i want nothing but the best for him. >> axelrod: most medications for veernz covered by medicare part d, which is exemp

point have to make up our own mind on this but of course when it comes to the ongoing avian flu as shawn was saying when it comes compared to the most normal common cold well the amount of is all minimal compared to what we all have to tend to cough and splutter with every winter time around the world so the new h seven n nine bird flu in china is it just a big hoopla is it panic is it taking your votes right now it. basically the vast majority of voters and i would say on a personal note rightly so saying well it will let the big pharmaceutical companies cash in no surprise there a distant second when nearly a third of all. voters saying it's just a flu it shouldn't be hyped up twenty percent of our voters saying it's dangerous it must not must not become an epidemic or for that matter a pandemic down to the minority will this will harm economies but it could stay in asia or so certainly at r.t. dot com we are still taking your votes right now on what is at the moment one of the biggest stories on world wide headlines for now though the temporary no fly zone over the city of mayflower i

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shawn and brian. >> tom fitzgerald. we appreciate that.ate that. we want to give you a heads up,, a reminder that coming upingup shortly we will be hearing from mayor vince gray, and the security chief and fire chief discussing the security measurey that are being taken in light of the the things that gone on in boston. >> d.c. in the case of a heightened alert as well as many cities around the country andun the world. karen houston is going to tell l us more about that.ou >> reporter: it's not quite que the feel of a city under siege,i but there's definitely a sense e that there's something up.et we're right across the street from lafayette house. if you take a look at the white house, sharp shooters have been on the roof. they have been making theirr presence known since the the incident at boston thisboston th afternoon. and pedestrian traffic has beenn blocked from pennsylvania avenun right in front of white house. yellow tape is posted all alongg pennsylvania avenue at the edge of lafayette park. park. so visiting tourists have had t take thei

the man that you see on the outside of the door is believed to be her abusive boyfriend shawn king.here have apparently been be beevbeefs between them. she was afraid of him. you see him crunching numbers, but he is unable to get in, so he waits, someone comes in, and he follows them right in with another man. when they were unable to find her unit they ended up leaving, but a little while later they came back. he managed to convince her to come down and open the door for him. you can see him clearly motioning to her, gesturing. she finally opens the door and lets him in. goes up to her apartment. unfortunately this shot is the last time we see her alive. >> she takes him to her apartment and he kills her? >> he does, but he says that he was under the influence of drugs. >> it's just eera eeiry -- >> things that should not be in your windshield. do you see that little dot. you think it's a bug, but it's not, it's getting bigger, bigger, bigger, and lower, and the guy starts to pull to the right, because it's a fighter jet. >> what? a fighter jet? was it coming in for an emergency la

a few of the mothers told me that father shawn has a great way with kids and they were thinking about going over there and asking father shawn to talk to them about what happened to martin but it's a conversation no parent should ever have to have, obviously. >> you spoke with some people in dorchester, talking about prayers. one man said he felt compelled to say a prayer for martin. listen to this. >> i found myself getting emotional watching the news coverage on the tv about martin. it just broke my heart. >> he could be any kid, right? >> yeah. i actually took a picture off the wall in my house and showed my wife with big brown eyes and big ears and said, that could be me and i went to my prom, i played high school sports, i enjoyed my childhood and here's an 8-year-old kid that's never going to enjoy the things that you will a of us enjoy and it just breaks my heart and i was hoping to come to the church and say a prayer for him and his family and maybe that would help me heal a little bit. >> wow. that is -- is he representative of a lot of the people you've talked to today in do

eric shawn is live in times square tonight. it looks quiet. >> hello. yes. hello. there are a lot of police out. the car bomb three years ago that did not go off. tonight the mayor michael bloomberg says there is no information about anything here in new york city but they're not taking any chances plans are in place. a thousand counter terrorist police officers and others throughout the city, subway, commuter lines beefed up. police officers random checks of bags and hotels and other places of interest. landmarks un building and the like getting extra care. la guardia airport security there beefed up. in 1975 a bomb went off at la guardia 11 people were killed and no one was caught for that. the mayor says now, the city is making efforts to stop any possible plan autos some of the steps we're taking may be noticeable. including deployment of critical response vehicles and additional police personnel. and others will not be noticeable. these additional resources will remain in place until we learn more about what happened in boston. >> new york city has been, say o

we are learning new details about another victim, shawn collier. this happened before that wild car chase and shootout in watertown last thursday night. it appears the police officer had no chance to respond. >> reporter: no he didn't. there was some speculation that while the brothers felt they had been spotted by the individual, but what we're being told by a source, shawn collier did not radio into the dispatch. nor did he have time to activate his emergency alert. it is clear from that in fact they came up upon the police officer who was sitting alone in his squad car and they ambushed him. they executed him. he was shot four to five times both in the head and the chest. he was wearing bullet proof vests, but he was alone at the time. it was not clear whether he was shot through the window. they came upon him allegedly. we're told police received a number of 911 calls reporting shots had been fired. police officers did not realize that shots were fired in connection with one of their own for several minutes. collier did not respond to any sort

and there it goes, a solo homerun off shawn kemp. hunter pants ties the game 7-7.fer in, shawn kemp. he balks, a man on third. hector sanchez, he scores giants win 10-7 in 10 wild innings, san francisco wins three out of four in chilly chicago. they are 9-4, they take off monday and play for three games in milwaukee. >> >> gonzalez, and washington nationals had a daunting task of trying to slow down visiting atlanta braves. three run homerun to make it 7- 0, bravos. atlanta wins. 6-0 on the road. outscore opponents and they can also play defense. johnson, jason, extra base hit. atlanta burning right now, as they sweep the nationals. mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> when the free swinging detroit

. >> mas de 4000 personas participaron para homenajear a shawn cullier por que fue asesinado por la caceriauna niña de 10 años. >> el violador presunto es capturado en unc entro de alcohol, las autiridades expulsaron como indeseable y lo entregaron a estados unidos . >> el huyo a méxico y es arrestado por la policia >> el señor summer es hubicado por las huellas,y tiene mas de 37 cargos, 24 por violación. >> la niña es ultrajada en compañía de daniel martinez de 29 años, summers es captado pasando la frontera en tecate, el ex presidiario con antecedentes. >> ahora esta en estados unidos . >> se sospecha que la recompensa de los 25 mil dólares, dieron pistas para el paradero. >> en medio de las noticias, los jovenes mas felices del mundo están en argetina, méxico y brasil, con la prosperidad del desarrollo y éxito, méxico esta con el primer lugar con un 93 % y se centro de jovenes de 9 a 30 años de edad. >> diremos que opciones tiene para comprar una poliza de seguro de auto a un precio razonable. >> ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ . >> muchos lo llaman la enfermedad silenciosa pero la hipertension se puede preve

eric shawn is live in times square tonight. it looks quiet. >> hello. yes. hello.re a lot of police out. the car bomb three years ago that did not go off. tonight the mayor michael bloomberg says there is no information about anything here in new york city but they're not taking any chances plans are in place. a thousand counter terrorist police officers and others throughout the city, subway, commuter lines beefed up. police officers random checks of bags and hotels and other places of interest. landmarks un building and the like getting extra care. la guardia airport security there beefed up. in 1975 a bomb went off at la guardia 11 people were killed and no one was caught for that. the mayor says now, the city is making efforts to stop any possible plan autos some of the steps we're taking may be noticeable. including deployment of critical response vehicles and additional police personnel. and others will not be noticeable. these additional resources will remain in place until we learn more about what happened in boston. >> new york city has been, say officials

police officer shawn collier. shawn collier's funeral was held today at st. patrick's church in stoneham, massachusetts. tomorrow m.i.t. will have a memorial service for officer collier. it will be open to the m.i.t. community but closed to the public. vice president joe biden is expected to attend. >>> no family suffered more in the boston bombing than the richard family of dorchester. 7-year-old jane richard lost a leg. her mother denise suffered a head injury, and her eight-year-old brother, martin, was the youngest person to die in the bombing. the richard family released this statement. the outpouring of love and support over the last week has been tremendous. this has been the most difficult week of our lives, and we appreciate that our friends and family have given us space to grieve and heal. a private funeral mass was celebrated this morning with immediate family. we laid our son martin to rest, and he is now at peace. we plan to have a public memorial service in the coming weeks to allow friends and loved ones from our community to join us for a cel