shelly cohen lives in the neighborhood where the blast happened.n a moving editorial today called monday, the day boston lost its innocence. thanks so much for being with us. i wanted to start with a quote that struck me from your piece. you said in the years post 9/11, we've grown contemptuous of the host of silly rule and regulations design to give the appearance of keeping us safe. when we know in our hearts that there is no such thing as safe anymore. by all accounts, all the rules and protocol were followed yesterday. do you feel more contemptuous than ever of those rules or do you feel like we need to pay more attention to them now? >> well, i think we will be in the usual vicious cycle. we will put up with them again. we will have our bags searched when we're going into the subway station again. until we get tired of that. and we get contemptuous of that again. because it is all for show. that's all we had yesterday. there were the bomb sniffing dogs. they happened to be sniffing on the wrong side of the street. and so we will never actually

shelly cohen, we certainly appreciate it. we're waiting for the memorial service to begin.nt is on his way to holy cross cathedral. that will do it for me. i'm chris jansing. chris matthews will be picking up our coverage. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. i'm chris matthews in washington. it's a day of remembrance and reflection up in boston nearly three days after the bombing at the boston marathon. the city this hour will turn to faith to begin healing. these are live pictures right now from inside the cathedral of the holy cross up in boston's south end where an interfaith s

places to have the march we were looking around and i went to mclaren and walk on trails within the shelly loop and a little bit outside of it but in that general area and i had never been there. i had driven through the park but not on the trails. it's a gorgeous park. i was surprised. some of the views of the city are spectacular. it's a gorgeous walk. i think in many ways it will be the prettiest walk to set a record of largest dog walk and i also encourage and invite all of you to come and attend whether you have a dog or not. i think it's going to be a fun day and the whole point is have fun with the dogs and if we can set a record. it's unlike the first year we will set a record but we would like to do this every year, or every other year and as it gets better known we will get more people. we are getting people are all over the bay area. there are people in the east bay and getting a bus. we want it be a fun day with the dogs and it would be a fun day. >> make sure we didn't destroy plantings and sally was responsive to that. i would like to also mention that supervisor cohen and su

shelly, i need a minute. close to 20 ,000 screaming warrior fans. a very sloppy first half.could not take care of the ball. 14 turnovers in the first half. nuggets took a 12 point lead, going into halftime. different story, warriors outscored denver by 15. seth currie, what sore ankle? going into the 4th. big in the 4th. pretty roll in the lane. warriors up. hanging on to a three-point lead. nuggets have a chance to tie it, but they throw the ball away. all right, let's talk baseball. that's right. tim lincecum, a hard luck loser in san diego. nine strikeouts, but gave up two runs. tough break for timmy as he gets the loss. giants lose 2-1. the shortage of runs carried over by the orioles. you can't win them all. right? >> well done. >> see you at 11:00. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ (dwight)choo

. >> reporter: shelly was hospitalized. she's better now and happy to share this day at the capitol with her daughter. >> i wanted her to be with me for my life and stuff. >> reporter: today's ceremony is part of a nationwide campaign to educate the public about the proper use of 911. >>> san francisco giants staged an embreadsive comeback today in their matinee against the chicago cubs. 3-run 5th inning that wiped out chicago's early lead. with the tying run at 2nd base in the 9th. preserving the 7-6 win. >>> the ick factor may enough to gross you out. a celebration of all things icky. >>> it was noticeably cooler today. temperatures are expected to go back up tomorrow. mark tamayo will let us know if the sunshine is going to stick around. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. you're o♪ ♪meout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> people with sailing on their minds can indu

creative as well and webcore builder and is what aren't they building and we want to thank peterson and shelly doury who's one of the senior executive's in the web cor community and they built the beautiful oakland cathedral and acacademy of science and certainly at work on mass coney center expansion the early work on the warriors a marine eye and so many iconic projects in both northeastern and fortunately and southern california and wells fargo such an integral institution and part of of the fabric of our society and vaginal foalgee president the bay area region together encompassing this whole wide region for wells far going and we are soon going to hear from tim quinn written economist from wells far go and going to get some insight from him and a major focus and this says so much about the strength of our economy and the economy is small business lending and really promising news and 2012 wells far go expended scene billion dollars in that now loan commitments to small businesses across the united states over 30% in 2011 and that is great news so thank you wells fargo and many thanks to

motion will be used just shelly's. you get done for a matter of artist i was fired sparked i must fight. fight. fight right. this is all see coming. for most coca bock the u.s. is sending more magic's to tend to the rising number of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay official same old an awful day one hundred sixty six captives that have now joined the protest which is well into its third month sixteen detainees are being force fed to prevent death from starvation and six are in the military hospital in a critical condition yours have said the total number of hunger strikers has been much higher all along the protest responded by alleged mistreatment by prison guards with some detainees increasingly desperate because they're being held indefinitely without charge and law professor johnson have it says the crisis won't end until the demands of the captives are met. the hunger strike says military officials themselves have acknowledged are triggered at the bottom by the system of indefinite detention and the pro

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shelly? >> shelly. -- [inaudible] okay. can everybody hear me? great. as you've heard, and i am very pleased to be here tonight. human rights watch has done a great deal of work on the lia, as you will see. if you read david and his book. as examples of our work upstairs actually. you can see it on your way upstairs. we have researchers based in both places and done extensive reporting on the ground an advocacy with policy makers in con go and internationally. i think the lra is one of the hardest issues we write about. and work on. our researchers will say the lra atrocity are among the worst they have seen. some are apparent when you read the material and look at the documents with the materials we have published. maybe more happifully we have done a great deal of work on the ground with civil society and churchers and humanitarian groups. trying to make sure their voices are heard. some of the documents include submission by coalition of local group saying this is what we want. and one of the things that groups wanted was more attention and more inte

. >> shelly long when she gets on a roll. >> jimmy: i enjoy watching you and paul shafer together. my wedding. he looks to me like -- paul looks like a prom chaperone from the future. >> jimmy: in what way? >> i don't know. he looks like the world's hippest thumb. his head is a perfect light bulb. from a distance he looks like a hip suit has an idea. i met paul in "godspell" in 1972 and we became close friends. in 1974 i was doing a play in ontario, 40 miles west. fortune in men's eyes. and it was a drama and we were prisoners and i played rocky and i was really bad in it. i couldn't remember lines and i was just -- i knew i was bad. it was just horrible. and paul came in. for the opening night with gilda radner, who i was dating at the time and eugene. paul mainly wanted to go to this fabulous restaurant shak shakespeares. he said did you make reservations? i had. good luck in the play. we are going right after? yes, we are. it was a prison drama and the director felt that it was hip to as the audience would come in. we prison mates were in our underwear and i had no character but

it's happened to the one person that shelli loved most.gaged. i was thinking that this is how fairy tales come true. our wedding was completely spontaneous. randi and i went to vegas. we found the little white chapel and we decided to get married the next day. about a year into our marriage, i noticed that randi was often feeling depressed and often quiet. he told me that he was a cross dresser. i was crushed at first. i didn't even know the

as shellies such understand that renewable energy is the future. for the last 60 years, renewable energy consumption has been climbing steadily, and is predicted to take an even more dramatic climb. >> the more we rely on american made energy, the less oil we buy from other countries and the more jobs we create at home. 1.26% of the united states energy is coming from when. by 2013, we want to be at 20%. that means 75% of all electricity coming out of the grid will be wind energy. , 20% growth of 800,000 jobs. we are tapping into renewable resources quite well. we are we -- we are using wind and we also tapped into 325 days of sunshine. we are using solar. >> u.s. renewal energy consumption for 2011 states that petroleum, natural gas, coal, and nuclear take up 91% of the total energy consumption of the united states, leaving only 9% 2 renewables. mr. president, we need to expand the 9% to a greater proportion. we decided to look into solar technology, which is still in its infancy. we met up with numerous solar experts in los angeles, california. e

. >> so shelly, a week later, do you still feel that same way? >> to a certain extent.through on friday, we were absolutely perfectly safe. most of us, most people who didn't have to go to work, who did not have to work at a newspaper, were sheltering at home. campuses were on lockdown. so we got a taste of what it feels to be absolutely perfectly safe and you know what? most of us wouldn't want to go back there again. on the other hand, what i did see on friday night was everyone coming out as soon as suspect number two was caught. and the lock in place, shelter in place order was lifted. the t was running. people came out of their homes. college kids were streaming on to boston common. when i walked through there at about 11:00 friday night, and it was a wonderful, wonderful sight. so did they feel safe? they absolutely felt safe. can they be safe in the broadest sense of that word? not really. but we feel a little more whole than we did a week ago. >> bob, let me just say no one understands better than me how important it is to have your home town and your sports tea

. >>> welcome back, congresswoman shelly pingtree testified in the house yesterday in support of ruthe way for veterans to receive disability benefits linked to sexual assaults in the military. the bill's namer battled for 20 years to collect benefits for her ptsd. congresswoman joins me with ruth more and the executive director of the servicewomen's action network. welcome to all of you. congresswoman let me ask you, what's the state of play of the bill? i know there were hearings on the senate side, that senator gillenbrand conducted. you have held these hearings on the house side. what has to happen next to get the ruth moore act passed by congress? >> well, we're very enthusiastic about this bill. senator tester as a companion bill in the senate and just this week we had a hearing in front of the veteran subcommittee, i think it got a very favorable response. chairman miller, the actual chair was there and they're planning to have a mark-up of it soon and we're just working on our goal to negotiate the language to get it through the place we want and we have high hopes for this mo