why has it taken us so long?ere previously higher in other markets but then they got their act together. they got the microchips and their cards and the hackers focused more on us. we're finally catching up. with the recent hacks at target and neiman marcus it seems more urgent to get this in place. mastercard and visa put a deadline on this of october 2015 to have this implemented. >> thank you. >>> still to come in the "newsroom" an emotional good-bye from jay leno as the late night host signs off for the last time. nischelle turner has the details. >> reporter: it was definitely a jay leno we've never seen before. we'll give the breakdown of his good-byes and see what he'll do next when we come back. [ dr. pyun ] patients are coming in with signs of acid erosion. healthy diets are hard on your teeth. the truth is a lot of healthy food choices are still high in acidic content. if your enamel is exposed to acid and is in a softened state and you brush it away, you know, then it's gone. i would recommend that the

you waited so long. waited so long. i have got two tickets to not paradise. make your bags and let this item ride. waited so long. i have got two tickets to paradise. make this item, make it right. >> thank you. walter. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment comment. can i have a motion to accept the amount? >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection and can i have a motion to continue the item to the meeting on march 5th, correct? >> that's correct. >> we'll take that without opposition. madam clerk please call item no. 4. clerk item 4: [contract - sheriff's department - secure reentry program facility - $4,195,576] 4. 131229 resolution authorizing the sheriff's department to enter into a contract with the california department of corrections and rehabilitation cdcrr to contract for accept and expend up to $4,195,576 to establish the secure reentry program facility srpff; the sheriff's department will provide housing appropriate for program delivery; the adult probation department will provide intensive, in-custody eviden

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but i think i see the shepherd we have waited for so long. he's an old man, it tallies with our friend here. but, you perhaps know better than i do. you've met the man before.

and we'll ask her why is this relevant what happened with the clintons so long ago, katherine willy will join us, and see why

most of this day has been with the sense of what is taking so long?emonstrating is in support of jordan davis, his family and hope iing there would be a guilty verdict. certainly a verdict before now. to a lot of people in this area, it was thought this case was pretty much open and shut and that a decision would be made in a matter of hours. no one thought it would go to four days. nobody ever believed it was going to end up as it appears it may with this e dead lock, especially over the murder charge. as you point out, that's the most significant charge. that's pertaining to the daelt of 17-year-old jordan davis. if the jury is dead locked on that, perhaps it means there could be lesser charges coming. we'll have to wait and see. it looks like we'll be doing this all over again. >> martin, as you said, it is surprising to most people especially to the layperson, it seems like an open and shut case. the george zimmerman trialed that way. but this one seemed even more so. especially in light of no physical evidence of a gun according to michael dunn.

crews working to remanufacture the car so unmostly clear how long that will take.art has 23 buses serving passengers at the affected stations there are delay throughout the entire bart system. keep it right here for updates throughout this newscast and of course follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >>> one of 2 men who pleaded guilty to the brutal beating of giants fan brian stowe was arrested on new charge today. marvin norwood will face a federal weapons charges for firearms and ammunition found during the stowe investigation. in court yesterday norwood and sanchez pleaded guilty to assault related charges. sanchez sentenced to 8 years. norwood to 4. norwood was released today for time served. but federal authorities medley arrested him. this afternoon at hearing norwood was assigned public defender. he an sanchez could face 10 years of additional prison time if convicted of the weapons charge. stowe suffered brain damage after the beating outside dodger stadium in march of 2011. >>> stockton man who saved a suicidal woman at the oakland coliseum at raide

we have been disbelieved, for so long we have been criticized because they -- the church said that thatere only after money or we -- we are anti-catholic. >> reporter: this is a real clash of cultures between the un determined to uphold the rights of the child, and the vatican. it is also a challenge to pope francis, can he turn the new language and atmosphere of his papacy into a change of the secretive culture of the catholic church? >>> syrian missing today's deadline to hand over its toxic chemicals. the assad government has until june 1st to get rid of all of its chemical weapons. the u.s. and un say damascus has everything it needs to carry out the operation. >>> after 40,000 miles, 123 days, and lots of nail biting, the olympic torch finally aliving in sochi. stopped in 2900 cities and yes, even space. the celebration comes just two days before the official start of the winter games. and >>> sport is not the only thing on show in sochi, far from it. until the first ski is clipped on, russian security has the stage pretty much to it's a. so policemen are on the streets and militar

how do you relate to that child, she says i have a hard time relateing to that child because it was so longdone so much with her life since. >> shirley's husband of 48 years charles that i was watching one of her movies the other day about the civil war, and he said that yes, that's the one where she met president lincoln. and she said i didn't just meet president roosevelt, i sat on president lincoln's lap. >>> in 1989 she represented the united states as embassador to -- >> financiers all potential investors, they are among many around the world who have come to see and hear what's possible and what they're up against. they heard it from people like robert shipley with the american embassy. >> you're looking at a country that's been in a time capsule for 50 years. no private enterprise of any sort. not even a street vendor was considered private enterprise. >> but welcome to the new czech, a place where a street vendor is part of enterprise. more than 50 million visitors expected to come to czech next year. but there aren't enough hotels or restaurants to accommodate them. still they will

he has worked it so hard and so long, and it's an emotional tie to the last night. you have to love the land. it's a terrible thing, be constructive and speak up and stand together and unite for a good cause and have each other's backs. >> reporter: for now they have delayed the demolition of farm buildings, and heavy equipment is ready to roll in. in canada, the government can take land for public projects so long they pay fair compensation. this is harsh, and it's so the federal government is get things done. >> reporter: this is king george in great britain. so the land title is being defended with 20th century tactics. all around, generations of farming on land, given it them before this nation even existed. david and goliath, one man versus the military, it's a compelling story. but the government is determined to proceed with what it calls a done deal. whatever frank meyers or his supporters say. and finally a record-breaking feat that's truly out of this world. breaking the speed of sound in a daring free fall. now this video shows what he saw. lombard pullin

we have been disbelieved and so long criticized because the church said that we are only after the money. >> this is a real class of cultures between the u.n. determined to uphold the rights of the child and the vatican, they are used to keeping their business secret and a challenge to the pope, can he turn the new language and the atmosphere into a change in the secret culture of the catholic church. >> for their part, the vatican is saying that the report is distorted. >> after 40,000 miles in 123 days the olympic torch arrives to sochi. it is the longest journey. today's celebration comes two days before the games are set to begin. but the celebration was smared a bit. the attack in december killed 34 people and injured 100 others. the death is said to come about during a police raid and there are other major security concerns. >> sport is not the only thing on the show in sochi, far from it, until the first see is clipped on, russian security is staying to itself. the policeman are on the streets. it is a deliberate show of force and this is why. the threats from armed groups based i

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francis prize then so-long this accused family and another major blow to his reputation as thousands marched against all supports and same sex marriage. fractured ukraine and western governments put together in a plan for the protests play country ball energy giants crave some of the shell gas prospects. and how to take a piece of home with you we look at the unique souvenirs on all for the guests of the winter games. washing our to international with me marina call survive it's a pleasure to have you with us. over one hundred thousand protesters have rallied in paris queues in price then so long as governments of what they call family phobia they want to scrap the bills legalizing gay marriage and procedures to help same sex couples have children it's seen as another blow to france's embattled leadership peter all over now reports. paris saw the latest wave of discontent to sweep across france as we saw thousands upon thousands of people come out onto the streets to vent their anger at what they see as the erosion of traditional family values in the country is being particularly ang

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i'm actually somewhat surprised that this item has taken so long to get out of committee. i would strongly urge my colleagues to move it's item forward. i have been a member of lafco since i got elected to the board of supervisors and for a number of years was the chair of lafco. what you have to understand is that the history of the lafco in san francisco is a unique one and lafco in san francisco has not played a role as other jurisdictions. i think that has been a mistake in the sense that there is a lot of potential for lafco playing the role of ensuring good government, best practices within city agencies. in fact that's what other lafco's do. they provide oversight and provide ideas on how to more efficiently effectively manage and provide government services. and it allows for agencies like the board of supervisors to use resources other than the general fund to conduct issues and reviews. the perfect example is what would with the issue of garbage and waste management where lafco was instrumental in helping with that. what this does is it simply allows us to be abl

the cure for so long and now all you see is dust everywhere. it all we are living from working here color blind. and now we don't even have enough to get high the now the protests had spread from towson throughout bosnia herzegovina into the capitals series of windows and power openly flaunt their wealth. for nearly two decades european union funding has come to support the government. very little has gone to create a functioning state. i think that the waves and international was us today and that is the same thing for the new else will be operating. we've been democratically elected it's very difficult not to talk about how strong the next round and all the countries voter turnout in bosnia herzegovina hovers around just thirty percent the international community and the eu still exercise control in the form of the high representative for bosnia and herzegovina graffiti on sorry it took ten times administration building says. still hunger reach here. the slogan often repeated on facebook protest pages. now the grassroots opposition in bosnia'

they've been fighting for so long, and sacrificing for so long. there's no one to fight against. the police abandoned the square, the opposition is non-existent. nowhere is it obvious than a 45 minute drive out of town in the president's own house. >> they came feeling proud and free. they came to see a home they considered a symbol of one man's corruption that belongs to the people. >> for years viktor yanukovych lived in a sprawling 500 acre estate. and oh, did he live. the massive rare car collection. the zoo filled with birds. beautiful gardens, gazebos. the gold course, the tennis court. we are grateful for the victory of the people. we've been fighting for three months for this. she would never go out of here. she'd kill anyone to stay here. until now the president's security forbade anyone coming close. now they walk around like they own the place. >> do you feel like this is your compound? >> the property of the people. >> not the president. >> not the president. yes. >> outside the buildings, people are waiting patiently to get in, and people who are defending independen

. >> for so long we have been disbelieved. for so long we have been criticised because the church said that we were only after money or anti-kath olic. >> this is a clash of cultures, the u.n., upholding the rights of the child and the vatican, used to keeping its business secret. can pope francis turn the language and atmosphere of his papacy into a change in the secretive culture of the catholic church? >> we should point out the u.n. has no way of enforcing its recommendations. >> the results of an autopsy on actor philip seymour hoffman is inconclusive. more time and tests are needed to determine the cause of death. police say it looks like philip seymour hoffman died of a drug overdose. >> the great white wave paid tribute, the lights dimmed on broad way in his honour. philip seymour hoffman's struggle with addiction had been documented. his death ships a light on heroin abuse. some states are calling it a full-blown crisis. >> this is what heroin addiction looks like "the hungry heart" documentary set around fred holmes,

what's danny taking so long. >> what's taking so long? they will hold up every wire wall they can to not give you investigation. that's two ladies off to the side looking at something. we find out it was much more than that they won't give you the information. now they won't even come testify. if it's nothing, come before us, testify, answer the questions, and don't say you have to have immunity. the only people i know that asks for immunity before they testify have something to hide. >> actually former criminal defense lawyer i always told my clients no matter what no matter guilty or innocent you better take the fifth. there is supposedly a -- attorney general holder is there a criminal investigation open. >> holder going to take a look at this? >> i don't know what's taking him so long. this was last may. >> i know exactly what's taking holder so long because he doesn't want to look at anything. this is wrong to the american public. have you got to get to the bottom of this. any time government, i don't care who is in administration at

know, byron, i actually he in terms of who is supporting us, as long as the person is really good has a good skill particular expertise soem with picking -- as long as the person at least has some familiarity with the country. >> how many experts on turkey are you going to find also bundled half a billion dollars for the democratic party. >> republicans do this too. >> they do. but the democratic party controls the executive branch right now and we can talk about president obama's nominees not only this nominee to argentina. he nominated one to be the ambassador to norway he had never gone norway. he nominated the former producer of the bold and the beautiful soap opera to be the ambassador to hungary. the common common thread raised money for the democratic party. i don't think it's going to be possible to find people who have some expertise who also raised that amount of money. >> a.b.? >> it's possible as rick pointed out if you have almost a year notice and you are good at bundling millions of dollars to be up to speed on a country and make sure you have taken a quick course and even if you don't speak the language,

. >> it was somewhat surreal to actually have it happen after so long. >> you have kids, your wife, whatn? >> spending time with them and actually getting to know them a lot better as opposed to just talking to them on the phone and seeing them on visits. >> rob, a lot of this case and a lot of the other cases are about false confessions. how does that happen? >> well, indeed. people are -- have a very hard time imagining that they didn't commit a crime but we know it's a quite common phenomena and the psychological techniques taught at the police academy lead to many false confessions. the techniques involve sometimes what they call minimum maximumi sgrch . >> people lose their resistance. >> the justice system failed you. it also failed your co-defendant, daniel taylor who was doing life and was exonerated six months before you were. what do you and daniel want to see happen to try and somehow right this wrong? >> in our case, i'd like a sense of accountability where the people who do this and cut corners to get cases closed, they should be held accountable for what they do because the

is spying on europe why did it take so long to go from anger to action. if i may correct you don't know it's even going from anger to action and there are notes that it's angry i'm told because if you see a prisoner in front he wants to see us a last week you can play into prisons. and they were quite nice people talking together and so on and they don't ask anything about my surveillance issues so maybe this is nicole is. trying to say they should do something but even the some things she asked for something that's irrelevant for graters because i'm looking for a murder moment and it's also means that they don't understand what's going on or worse it means that they are spying on their citizens and that they want to be able to continue with. but if we just take a look at the proposal at had which basically suggests the base of fracturing the internet into independent zones is that something that could become a reality and the future and if it does what it change the world wide web as we know it. yes it could be really it's what it's all rigs in the count

why did it take so long for the analysis to be done?> well, first of all the boy's body was kept basically in state, if you will. out of anyone's hands. and no research was done to it from the years 1968 right up to the year 2000. at that point they were returned to the family here in montana. and the owner at that time began to think about doing some research. it took a while to decide, you know, if she really wanted to go forward with that, you know she consulted with some tribes beforehand. and then ultimately the process of research took a long time. as you mentioned yourself you know the technology for genome sequencing is always advancing. and in fact, this particular study really broke ground because it's the very first time in history that low-quality dna was actually used to produce a high-quality genome. and so not only was new technology needed to even complete this study, but new techniques were needed just to solve this genome. >> a quick final question. how do native american communities feel about this discovery? >> well,

they're not long term. so don't be trying to play this thing that it's going to be a big boost when it comes to creating jobs in america. it will be short term. now, the speaker hasn't been shy about his support for the pipeline. he throws the jobs thing out all the time. boehner's been putting serious pressure on the president to approve the pipeline for months. >> it's bad enough he continues to block the keystone pipeline, which his own administration says would mean tens of thousands of new jobs. he can also pick up his pen and finally approve keystone pipeline. last week the state department produced yet another report showing that we already knew -- that there's no reason, scientific or otherwise, to block this project any longer. do you think the keystone pipeline is complex? it's been understudied for five years. we build pipelines everywhere in america every day. >> so, mr. boehner, do you think the president of the united states should just say the heck with the state supreme court in nebraska and ju

show i'll do the tarzan yell ♪ ♪ so long farewell you really raised the bar ♪ ♪ if you were me you'da car ♪ >> that was cute. >> that was fun. >> again, not a big moment for anyone under 40. >> yep. >> most people have no idea because they're watching tv differently. people aren't going and saying, oh, my god, the tonight show is on, the way it used to be. people are watching tv at different times of the day. for example -- >> or internet. >> nothing compared to how people felt when braet breaking bad" ended or when mad men ends. >> are you projecting? >> why? >> because i take the opposite of that. i find moving on from jay a little tough for me to do. >> it's because of the 20 years and you feel as though you have aged with him? >> i kind of grew up with jay. we went through, you know, bin laden, first black president. >> don't worry. dana is right. we haven't said good-bye. we're almost been a year to say good-bye to him as he's been on the air, but you know, the fact is he's going to be doing anything. he's the kind of guy who cannot sit down. johnny carson went into genius retre

you have to wonder what took people so long? >>> women on a rampage in marshall's. and wait until you see what happens next. >>> the worst drought in decades so how come a reservoir four times the size of hetch hetchy is off limits to everyone in california? ,, does this quilt look >> police are asking for your help to solve a 25-year-old cold case. does this quilt look familiar at all? the body of cathy zimmer was found wrapped in it. she was discovered in her car at the san jose airport. the quilt did not belong to zimmer or any members of her family. police think the killer might have left it behind. >> think back to that time. and if you remember anything strange in that parking lot. seeing something. maybe you didn't think anything of it then. but if this jogs something in your memory, please call. >> police did not say why they waited so long to relice the photos of that quilt. >>> a violent robbery caught on surveillance camera at a marshall store in southern california. take a look at the employee guarding the exit doors toward the right of your screen there.

>> in other words, so if we go too long. >> if it goes to 45 days they automatically get the permit and so it is up to the neighbors to really get it together and to meet with these people to really get this thing over with and we like to do it in two weeks, if you don't thifrpg that it could be done in two weeks, you know you are getting closer to that 45 days and so you know, we need to make a decision. >> if we don't do it in two weeks, we could continue in that meeting and it just means that time line and window closes, but i agree with the commissioner joseph i think that we commission the hell out of this so when the entertainment to the very restricted hours and times and noise levels. so let's see what we can accomplish in that time if this motion passes. >> commissioner hyde do you have anything else to say? >> no. >> and so can we bring this to a vote? >> yes. >> okay on the motion to continue for two weeks which will be the next meeting on february fourth? >> that is the motion, commissioner akers? >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> josephs? >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >>

i've been doing it so long, they know you. you go in there and you joke around and you talk. >> you want a good haircut? >> just a regular haircut. >> i'll wear my glasses, then. >> don't make my sideburns crooked like you usually do. >> you better go somewhere else then. >> you're the only one in town. >> the only one that will put up with you, you mean? >> yep, you got it. i don't know how i'm going to handle it when i retire. i'll have to find a barber somewhere. >> all you have to do is buy yourself some clippers and have your old lady shave it bald. >> sadly, some inmates turn to a very different form of cutting when emotions become too much to bear. >> these are cuts on my legs. when i cut myself, i let it heal a lot. and once they heal over, i start cutting it again. i cut my legs and stuff like that where staff can't see it. if you cut it where they can see you, they're going to write you up. >> i've cut myself so much so long, it's natural for me, you know what i mean? it don't even hurt. when i cut, it don't even hur

what took so long?ll, moving forward with a lot of these projects takes time and a lot of money. in order to do that, we have to apply for grants which we do for all these projects. >> reporter: sfmta says the new traffic light was already in motion last year. sunset boulevard is one of 6% of san francisco streets responsible for 60% of pedestrian traffic crashes. coming up at 6:00 we'll tell you about one low tech solution sfmta's trying. live in san francisco, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> new details tonight about the death of actor philip seymour hoffman. new york city medical examiners say an autopsy is inconclusive. so they will have to conduct more tests. police have been in investigating hoffman's death as a suspected drug overdose after being found dead sunday with a syringe in his arm. last night, police raided this apartment building in lower manhattan. they arrested three men and a woman on drug charges in connection with hoffman's death. police got a tip the suspects may have supplied hoffman

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some business owners are frustrated that it's taking so long. what's behind the delay?t's in store here? that's coming up new on kpix 5 at 6:00. reporting live in east palo alto, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> for those folks and lots of others, keep an eye out for this weekend, it's coming. >> it's the small streams, it's the roads, it's the highways. that's where we'll see problems. we checked all the river forecasts and right now places like in healdsburg and we're looking at places like napa, likely the rivers will stay 10 to 15 feet below flood level. that's not the problem. smaller creeks flood quicker. it's the roads, highways, traveling this weekend. it's going to be tricky. already today we had heavy rainfall through santa rosa more than half inch already. ben lomond about half inch of rainfall for you. third inch in san francisco. concord and san jose already more than .01." there's plenty more coming. here's the strongest radar in town, kpix 5 high-def doppler radar giving you a break in the south bay. get home quickly, 680, 280, 880, 101, rain-free south of red

. >> so long as... and i have been doing this for maybe three months. but, it sounds to me like it is so long as those conditions are enforcable. and then, >> we will have no problem and i can go in the bar and say that you are in violation and i am shutting down the bar. >> the good neighbor policies are part of a condition, of the permit, however, we are the entertainment commission, and we do not permit anything other than entertainment. and in the case of this permit, we also permit pool tables and mechanical and amusements, if they are in violation of the good neighbor policy, all that you can do is stop the entertainment, and that would not give you license to close down the bar. and so in other words, we don't license his ability to be a bar, that would be the abc. but what we license is the entertainment. what we check on is noise. and coming from entertainment good neighbor, things, we don't license the business. >> i understand. >> per se. >> yeah. >> we don't license, and the staff am i correct in that? >> yes >> thank you. >> and so i know t

show i'll do the tarzan yell ♪ ♪ so long farewell you really raised the bar ♪ ♪ if you were me you'da car ♪ >> that was cute. >> that was fun. >> again, not a big moment for anyone under 40. >> yep. >> most people have no idea because they're watching tv differently. people aren't going and saying, oh, my god, the tonight show is on, the way it used to be. people are watching tv at different times of the day. for example -- >> or internet. >> nothing compared to how people felt when braet breaking bad" ended or when mad men ends. >> are you projecting? >> why? >> because i take the opposite of that. i find moving on from jay a little tough for me to do. >> it's because of the 20 years and you feel as though you have aged with him? >> i kind of grew up with jay. we went through, you know, bin laden, first black president. >> don't worry. dana is right. we haven't said good-bye. we're almost been a year to say good-bye to him as he's been on the air, but you know, the fact is he's going to be doing anything. he's the kind of guy who cannot sit down. johnny carson went into genius retre

sleep on the couch constantly and there i think just fits me more because i've been in a tent for so long so it's like i don't want to forget how i got here and large this is a symbol of what i was what i could be and what i could have been and what i was this is. my house inside my house which is the best house in the world. it's not about what i did. is what the hell i. live and. i'm still trying to become the best and i still can it doesn't matter. what age they reached you know i'm still their mother now the toughest job that i have now is taking care of me. i can't come full circle because i never. had a full circle in the beginning. i want to keep getting better and i want to do things so i'm getting therapy is the first time in my life that there will be does . i know that. there is an illness growing. boiled over at this point i don't even realize it but i'm scared to death to find out really a lot sicker than the. scary people always say you know what you know just go to therapy maybe talk to somebody and you hear that so much and you think it but who wants to just go and you kno

so that's a great idea. corporate tax reform is long overdue.owered corporate tax rates. we have one of the highest corporate tax rates in the worldmeworl world. it's one of the most distortion naer taxes we have and long overdue. >> i'd love to reform the personal tax code, too and go back to simple rates and so forth. but to ignite this economy and particularly get these companies investing again, to me corporate tax reform is the single most important thing to stimulate the economy, and that includes getting that cash that's sitting overseas back here at home. if you had your choice, where would you go? personal or corporate? >> ideally you would do both in a comprehensive way. i think if you had to choose one, it would be the corporate side because i do think that's one of the most distortion area taxes we have. i'm not terribly optimistic about it because republicans tend to want to move towards a territorial system, not worrying about what multi-nationals are doing abroad. most countries don't worry about taxes outside their jurisdiction.

and it was the language of dissent for so long we haven't questioned authority we haven't questioned the government shows like breaking the set you know what and what the interceptor is doing right now this is so important for us to capture that revolutionary spirit that we once had to be able to speak with a new language and that language is old it's descent it is indeed it's right in front of our faces the answer it's a rising up it's always been in the streets jad morry thank you so much everyone check it out great american disconnect pleasure having you thanks so much. twenty years ago the world lost an amazing person bill hicks was one of the greatest standup comedians of all time and one of the most prescient social critics of our generation x. was a dark satirist who often criticized materialism and triviality and he spoke out about a whole host of political and social issues that still remain taboo in comedy circles today he died at the unforgivably young age of thirty two years old from pancreatic cancer but his spirit lives on and his words have never been more pointed and

still a lot of questions as to whether someone who's been in the system for so long could really reform a police department that's seen quite a bit of misconduct in the last few years and misconduct is becoming more and more frequent it seems in a state of california artie's vermont glendale or l.a. studio thank you. you bet and still ahead here on r t today in d.c. members of the tea party celebrated the group's fifth year since its birth the movement has had a huge impact on american politics the science and sounds of today's rally after the break. from star wars. or the finish line i. believe that. what we're hearing. and believe it or not the tea party is celebrating its fifth birthday today the political party is one of the largest groups in the grassroots conservative movement members gathered today in washington d.c. to celebrate its influence on the current political climate so is the tea party still on top or could it be losing its steam artie's perry and boring has a story. but tea party is celebrating their fifth anniversary today at a rally in washington d.c. hosted by the t