this rivalry pushed church spires to unprecedented heights. the spire of chartres would extend beyond the top of a 30-story skyscraper. a 40-floor skyscraper would be needed to surpass the spire at strasbourg. the dimensions of the cathedral at amiens made it possible for the entire city, 10,000 people to attend one ceremony. but it was in the height of the vaulting that the most intense competition reigned. when the vaulting of notre dame in paris achieved a height of 108 feet, chartres rose 121 feet above the ground. reims then surpass this with 125 feet. next, amie rose 139 feet. finally beauvais cathedral which would have beaten them with a vault of 158 feet went beyond the limits of safety and medieval engineering skill, and the walls of the choir collapsed. despite isolated disasters like beauvais, gothic triumphed over much of europe within a few generations. at canterbury, when the choir was destroyed in the great fire of 1174, it was rebuilt in the new gothic style. england was the first to adopt the gothic, not surprising in a countr

he and friends were climbing higher cathedral spire easter sunday.um and employee is an experienced climber but says he was tackling the most difficult stretch when something went wrong. parkinson says he somehow missed a move causing him to plummet 30 feet before the rope caught him. he broke his back on the boulder he landed on. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rock and when i went to feel my back initially i thought i was bleeding. that was troubling. >> by the time his friends got to him he was in bad shape. a dramatic rescue took place. it took careful maneuvering with the helicopter blades so close to the rock face. parkinson is being treated for spinal fractures. in time, he is expected to recover. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> a final "kcbs traffic" check. it's always slow coming through highway 4 near all the roadwork. unfortunately we are getting word of a fender-bender. it is in the center divide approaching somersville in the westbound lanes but it's super backed up. so it's always slow ev

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jerry spires is a very good beginning to life. but how did you accomplish what you accomplished with this handicap? you went to harvard. you made a major invention. you've led a rich life. you're happily married. >> well, i told you, the centerpiece is sue, and then my family, my children, paul and jimmy and katherine have stuck by me, and these two guys, who as you say, i was really fortunate enough to meet when we all started columbia together. but, you know, it's not all black or dark. i don't want to leave that impression with you, because when you're not distracted by visual images, you develop a life within your mind. so i can see you now, eric, the way i saw art back before i was 19 here in this city, and you look pretty damn good, you know. (laughter) >> charlie: you are why we do this television program, so thank you. let me turn to carla. let me give you an overview so we understand exactly what it is we're talking about in terms of the human eye. >> well, vision is really miraculous process, and to hear about losing it

he was rock climbing with a friend when he fell off a high cathedral spire.ck hit a school bus -- or rather a busful of teenagers in glenn county killing 10 people. the mother says fedex truck uses trucks with a history of catching fire. >>> how about the sharks? just one win away now from advancing in the stanley cup play-offs. san jose's patrick marleau scored the overtime win against the kings last night in game 3. they lead 3 games to none. game 4 could be the clincher tomorrow night in l.a. traffic and weather coming up. ,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. checking conditions in san jose right now. 280 and highway 85 are both busier than normal because of earlier problems. you can see it's all jammed up through downtown especially on 280 and look at the ride on the nimitz now. we had an earlier accident at

. >> artists based here, like tim baving tonne says sin city ipp spires. >> the saying what happens here stays here. this is good for artists. you have to do anything. baving tonne says out here in the desert, you can work while drawing on the high-profile split. >> it never escapes your mind as it were. >> on the strip the casino has a gallery. some tourists drop in. you know, a good time with the girls. forget your problems. not art. >> not art. >> sorry. >> you con go to the museum to explore art, or they can come to you. that is what is happening. it carries a large intensity. including this one. bring it to the people and perhaps someone will pause to appreciate the art here. >> david lion's abstract pop art synthesises colour, as for many we met on the tour. he can't imagine being anywhere else, but here. >> don't underestimate las vegas. it's culture coming off the floor and is remade into cool art. melissa chan, al jazeera, las vegas. >> you can keep up to date with the news from the website. there it is, aljazeera.com. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal

he and friends were climbing higher cathedral spire easter sunday. the stanford alum and employee is an experienced climber but says he was tackling the most difficult stretch when something went wrong. parkinson says he somehow missed a move causing him to plummet 30 feet before the rope caught him. but not before he broke his back on the boulder he landed on. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rock and when i went to feel my back initially i thought it was my blood, which was a bit troubling. >> reporter: by the time his friends got to him he was in bad shape. that's when a dramatic rescue took place. it took some careful maneuvering with the helicopter blades. they were so close to the rock face. now, parkinson is being treated for spinal fractures and is expected to recover. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> it wasn't a typical smash- and-grab at walgreens in belmont. the thieves didn't want cash. last friday's robbery was captured on tape. take a look. you can see the two men using concrete blocks. they

blake parkinson and friends were climbing higher cathedral spire at yosemite national park over the weekend an experienced climber missed a moving and fell 30 feet before the rope caught him. he broke his back when he landed on a boulder. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rocks and when i went to feel my back initially i thought i was bleeding. it was a bit troubling. >> i guess. rescue crews had to do some trick tricky -- tricky maneuvering to get him out. he will go home after a few weeks of therapy. >>> a steamship that sank with 16 passengers aboard in 1888 has been found under the golden gate bridge. today scientists released three- dimensional images. wreckage. the sinking of city of chester is the second deadliest shipwreck on san francisco bay. the chester set off in thick fog and eventually hit a steamer more than twice its size. >> isn't that remarkable? there must be a ton of things under the bay. >> but you would think they would be able to find that. it's not that deep. >> yeah. >> that is amazing. >>> i took a little walk to get some fresh air. >>

and sue and my family and my college roommates art and jerry spire-- he was actually a witness to myyssey, who's been with me and for me since we both entered columbia college together. we launched an effort a few years ago to end blindness by 2020. >> rose: turning to arts and cult culture, renewed attention is being paid to the intersection between art and adolf hitler's third reich. even hollywood weighed in, search for art work stolen by the nazis is the subject of "monuments men." >> hitler and his group had decide not only were they going to kilt everybody but they were going to systematically take all of their history with them. >> rose: and an exhibition at the new york gallery documents hit her's war on art he considered degenerate. >> before the acts of violence against people, the nazis committed acts of violence against art. rene price is the director of the gallery staging an exhibition called, "degenerate art." >> the interest and curiosity about this dark moment in german history is huge. it's this confrontation that has never been done before of showing the art that w

with eerie similarities to a shooting in 2009 there, the spire base took shelter as emergency vehiclesscene. the gunman was 34-year-old ivan lopez who was being evaluated for possible ptsd after serving in iraq. he used a .45 caliber semi-automatic weapon that had not been registered at the base to kill three people and himself today. 16 more were left with injuries ranging from stable to critical condition. our thoughts and prayers are with those at ft. hood and their families tonight. now we go back to pierre thomas. what happens next in the investigation? >> well, dan, as we speak they're dissecting this man's life. they're talking to friends, associates, trying to get a sense of who he might have been communicating on e-mail, on the internet. they want to know everything about him. they want to make sure he has no ties to domestic terrorist groups, international terrorist groups. there's no indication of that, but they need to know everything that they can know about him. but the central focus appears to be right now on his mental health. all that he was going through. all the issu

he fell from a vertical rock formation called higher cathedral spire. you see it here. on sunday, after landing on a ledge below. rescuers got him and airlifted him to a modesto hospital >>> the feds approved a new powdered alcohol product then reversed course on the same day. the alcohol and tobacco tax and trade bureau said today it mistakenly approved the new product called [ indiscernible ] the discrepancy is probably in the amount in each pact. >>> the boy scout still forbids gay scout masters. one charter was revoked because their scout master is a homosexual. the leader opened up about his sexuality in a tv news story and shortly after that, the troop was informed they can no longer use the boy scout name or trademarks. all 16 children were offered other troops to join. >> it's up to my son. he's very frustrated and he's in this troop because of his relationship with the security leader. jeff has been an excellent leader. >> i don't know what to say, i'm shocked! >> mcgrath is out of the country celebrating his 20th anniversary with his partner. no word if the tr

it's known as higher cathedral spire. the climber landed on a rock ledge where rescuers got to him and airlifted him to the hospital. >>> we'll take a live look outside tonight. some of us will see a little rain this evening is what we're hearing, right, brian? >> if you emphasize little, yes. there's hardly anything left of this system pressing south through the bay area, but what the heck. let's run the satellite. we have a whisper of a cold front that will spread a few light showers around the bay area, but the kpix5 hi-def doppler is showing just a narrow band of showers. it will move through the bay area after midnight tonight. there's already some scattered light showers, too, mostly in the hills of east san jose. we'll have the entire prospects for more rain on friday in a few minutes. >>> we learned tonight the first woman elected mayor of san jose has died. janet gray hayes served from 1975 until 1983. she was also the first female mayor of any major city in the country. she died of a stroke. she was 87 years old

how eastern yosemite began for blake and ben of palo alto geared up ready to climb higher cathedral spire. >> we're up already. >> reporter: this is how it ended with the chp helicopter hauling blake off the side of sheer granite. the stanford alum and employee is an experienced climber tackling the most difficult stretch when everything went wrong. >> went to pull and, you know, i didn't make it and i fell and it was about 20 or 30 feet before the rope caught me. >> reporter: but not before his back was broken by the boulder he had landed on. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rock and when i went to feel my back initially i thought he was -- i thought it was my blood which was a bit troubling. >> reporter: climbing partner ben was panicked not from the fall but the silence. >> whoa, this seems bad. it seemed bad that he was not responsive. he was not shouting to us that he was -- normally when a climber falls, right away, they would say i'm okay, getting back on it. >> reporter: when ben and the other climbers got to blake he was in bad shape. they called 91

the art deco spires served as a beacon. its technology supports a major radio stations.llion people marvel at the view from its 80 64. if you are famous, you can brave the climb to the secret birds nest. on a clear day, you can see over 80 miles. it spans five different states. the empire is also one of the world's largest office buildings stop it is also worth so much money. raised 929at owns it million dollars in an ipo. it is the second biggest for a u.s. real estate trust. the empire state realty trust manages the building. here is the company ceo. >> the empire state going has always been the icon on the new york city skyline. back in 2006, we took over the program and the inside was not so good. we do a lot of work in the empire state rebuilding program to make the outside image reflect the inside so when we brought people in, it was not just the view, which was impressive, but the entire building. >> it is one of the world posses most famous skyscrapers. the empire state building is a staple of the new york city skyline. and a building in transition. a ceo has plo

and spire are fighting to leave california hoint. >> reporter: the board of supervisors see joining jeffersonnd leaving california behind as a no brainer for a reason. >> we feel that we're nothing more than tax collectors for the state. >> reporter: a supervisor says that they have no representation at the capitol. he says they don't give attention or money or issues that matter. >> in some countries that type of society you don't have representation but tell what you to do and take your money, that's slavery. we seem to be worker ants here. >> reporter: it's not just the leaders who see that happening as necessary. >> the money is used in la and they don't give it here to fix the roads. >> some separation so california owns northern california. they take what they want. >> reporter: he knows that it will not be easy to move but if they failed separating from the golden state they may succeed in getting acontinuation. >> we'll do something eye nike, we'll get a number of counties together and work to a common goal. how it returns -- turns out we don't know. >> reporter: if they can get 13 to

. >> reporter: at the time the two were attempting to scale a spot known as higher cathedral spire.chp and paramedic brown helped pull parkinson to the helicopter. >> he was more responsive than i thought. he gave me a thumbs up and thanked me and the other crews what we had done. >> reporter: in the same way, he gave me a thumbs up when i left his hospital room. showing a sign of optimism and hope for the future. >>> for moving ahead with a plan to build a pond at shark park golf course. that golf course is in pacifica but owned by the city of san francisco. officials say the pond would help with the red leg flog and guarder make. but the save the frogs organization say it would be toxic to wildlife. there's no word when a judge would rule on the matter. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended in a good way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about th

. >> reporter: at the time the two were attempting to scale a spot known as higher cathedral spire.and paramedic brown helped pull parkinson to the helicopter. >> he was more responsive than i thought. he gave me a thumbs up and thanked me and the other crews what we had done. >> reporter: in the same way, he gave me a thumbs up when i left his hospital room. showing a sign of optimism and hope for the future. >>> for moving ahead with a plan to build a pond at shark park golf course. that golf course is in pacifica but owned by the city of san francisco. officials say the pond would help with the red leg flog and guarder make. but the save the frogs organization say it would be toxic to wildlife. there's no word when a judge would rule on the matter. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended in a good way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about thefts

. >>> now could you take down an spire government in one -- in secret, one tweet at a time?ere's word the united states government, thank you their much, tried something very much like that in cuba. but the white house says that's not entirely true. one more plan for the cuba problem. we're good at this. >>> historic day at the vatican. queen elizabeth and pope francis, with their first face-to-face meeting. details on the gifts they exchanged. and why the queen was just a little bit late. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petroc

spire. >> i'm earning and going to work and doing something. it's real critical that the kids see their parents working that the parents have jobs. >> minny johnson says she wants to leave but doubts she can go anywhere that's less violent. >> bob johnson served as mediator and negotiator for dean gangs. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> is all this related to gangs? >> some of it is cliques and some is retaliation. >> you believe you have the answer to some of this. can you explain? >> well, we work by changing the kid's mindset and getting them focused on other alternatives. how to deal with conflict resolutions, anger management and how to do with the stress of trauma from knowing that their friends and loved ones -- and we current approach it from the health department. >> the lives of how many kids can you impact? >> each one of those 15 have approximately 15 clients that they work with on a daily basis. so we're close to 100 plus kids that we're working with. and this summer we're hoping to employ about 200 kids through our program

number three the penthouse at city spire in manhattan for 100 million.s unit has been on the market off and on over two years but never seen a price reduction. that may be the problem. some real estate insiders say it is overpriced. number two, homer's pond on martha i can't vineyard. this stunner is pocket listing. recently lowered from 111 million to 1 08 million. what a deal. this offers 1200 feet of private beachfront of the those are gorgeous pictures. most expensive home for sale a new york mansion going for 114 million. the seller is vincent viola, owner of nhl's florida panthers. look what he lives in, unbelievable. was remodeled in 2005. he used the palace of versailles as inspiration. that is not the inspiration for my home. >>> coming up, we expose crippling cost of complying with federal regulations. what that's doing to households and small businesses. >>> next, it has been a month since the obamacare open enrollment ended but new polls show the public is more skeptical than ever about the law, especially when it comes to costs. gerri: altho

also like to thank the outpouring of support from the central texas community and indeed from the spire state of -- entire state of texas and our national leadership within the military and our civilian leadership at the national level. everyone is chipping in, trying to assist in any way they can, and i would recommend that any individual wanting to donate support in any manner, shape or form, contact the fort hood gao, on the facebook page, and they can point you in the right direction. a variety of organizations from the uso, the red cross, some a wide variety of other organizations are providing assistance right now, and we deeply appreciate their support as well. with that,'ll take questions after i turn this over to senator corn. i ask you to keep the fallen and the families of the fallen and the wounds, and keep them in your thoughts and prayers. senator? >> general milley, thank you for your strong and steady leadership during difficult times both here and assignment abroad, where we last met. i'm back near fort hood for the second -- back here in fort hood for the second time i

. >> the spire on top makes it the tallest building in the united states. >> oh, yeah. >> funny man joneights. >> guess what, it is an antenna. >> chicago, what are you so mad about? we already gave you guys murder capital of the united states? >> although chicago still leads the country in homicides, there's been a significant decline in the murder rate n. 2012, there were 506 murders in chicago. in 2013, 415. that's an 18% decrease. >> so far this year we have had 90 fewer murders and almost 750 less shooting victims. while there's been less crime, one victim is one too many and no one will rest until everyone in this city enjoys the same sense of safety. >> how are you doing? hi, sister. >> at a peace march in engelwood, they read the names of those who lost their lives to gun violence in 2013. >> damian barnes, gregory brady. >> the hardest part of my job is the fact we are accountable for reducing crime but we're not in control of the factors that cause it. >> john dmitri buford, antonio -- >> if we want to reduce crime in chicago, it has been proven interventions in the earliest y

who are nominally pro energy from having to defend a bad decision in washington and still get tom spire'smoney that it a win-win for democrats. >> on the right, the conservative moment, coach koch brothers donate and they're called antiamerican and on the left you do something similar, bigger money, and you're allowed to keep the chamber open. >> the double standard is pretty appalling. when you talk about energy, warren buffett obviously benefits from the energy business and actually his railroads move a lot of the oil. >> great point. >> and yet the koch brothers get -- >> we don't have a lot of time. let's talk about that. the keystone pipeline doesn't ship oil through the pipeline from canada into the refining areas in texas. that's some of that oil has to be loaded on to rail cars. burlington northern. >> that's right. controlled by warren buffett. i don't think warren buffett is trying to stop the keystone pipeline but there's a double standard in the government and media coverage on people like the koch brothers who advocate for free enterprise and those who don't. >> the timing of

. >> during the interviews with fbi, he reaffirmed commitment to jihad and hoped it ipp spired others. there's no indications that his intentions changed. the defense suggest that dzhokhar tsarnaev is mentally ill. lawyers indicated that he fell under the domination and control of his aggressive older brother tamerlan tsarnaev. >> in cases where you have a young man under the influence of a dom nearing older man, you can create sympathy for the young defendant. the other man is dead, the older brother is dead. the defense can create sympathy for a defendant who was a teenager at the time. >> the biggest decision the defense team faces is whether to plead guilty. >> often as said in death penalty cases, that you have a primary objective, and that is to save the life of your client. >> in this case, you have 30 counts, federal counts against the young man. it seems that the primary objective is to saviour life. the case may not april all the immense, and that the bombing could have been prevented. the trial is scheduled to start in november. >> the fbi was tipped off by the russians abo

>> well, it is based spirely just on a concern that there may be copycats, and other people may be emboldened by it. that is as simple as it is. it is a step that is often taken anyway around the big jewish holidays in the big cities. so it is not difficult to do, because they have dope it before. and as you talked to marc about it, we know that they live everyday and until they do something we forget about it, but there are incidents like this targeting the jewish groups, and the buford ferraro shooting, a few years ago, and these are a reminder that they are out there. >> and we are stund about this connecti connection, because we don't pay attention it to on a day-to-day b basis, and frankly, someone in the seat of a police car yelling "heil h "heil hitler" and we are reminded of the interview with shock jock howard stern, and asked, who do you hate more, blacks or jew, a hend said, jews 1,000 times more, and what do we need to know as americans or as petri said, someone who understands it, on a daily basis. >> well, there is an entire world out there as pete said, it is underground world

this is that vertical rock from which he fell known as higher cathedral spire. >>> the new stadium for the 49ers is closer to getting ready for some football. crews are beginning to put in final touches. as kpix 5's len ramirez shows us, one of the most important of all. >> the turf is down, and the field is green, but for now, the only things running a pattern at levy stadium are the sprinklers. >> it really means something. the grass here today is one of those. >> the grounds crew just finished laying down two and a half acres of fresh new sod. it is finally giving the stadium the look and female of place that's almost ready for some football. >> more than the seats, more than the sweets, more than anything, it is -- suites, it is the field that is hollow ground there is something special about it. >> the 49ers say the turf is draught friend libates needs only half the water used. it also stays greener longer and is durable. it will be cut to three quarters of an inch to keep the game and players moving. >> it should be very firm. not squishy, not soft. great cleat-holding capabiliti

he fell from a vertical rock formation called higher cathedral spire on sunday. a view of it. rescues removed him from a ledge and took him to the hospital. >>> it is 6:39. navigating the roads in a high- tech fashion. the new app that could save you time and a whole lot of money. >> all right. here we go. the market just opened right now about 10 minutes ago, let's take a quick check. we're moving right along up almost 25 points now. "pollen co >> checking out your poll length report, some good news there: time now for a look at wha' coming up later on cbs this morning. ,,,,,, cbs this morning. norah o'donnell joins us now from >>> flying around the bay area today, it is going to be a cool brisk windy day outside. temperatures out near the coastline only not 50s. inside the bay it will be much cooler, too. maybe some mid-60s into mountain view. also into campbell. 64 in san jose. about 66 in gilroy one of the warmer spots. into the east bay breezy into the afternoon. you will see some clearing skies and looks like these temperatures going to be way cooler than y

they call it higher cathedral spire. parkinson climbing on sunday morning. there were three other people with him. he slipped and fell from his anchor point. he had serious back injuries. he could not walk. once the crews get him out of the valley there in that basket, another helicopter was able to fly him to a hospital in modesto. but as we say he is in the hospital tonight recovering. very lucky they could get to him given the winds at the chopper maneuvering in there. >> absolutely. the rescuers are so accurate. >> reporter: highly trained. >> thank you. >>> east bay m.u.d. today announced new moves to help with the drought. the district will pipe in an emergency water supply from the sacramento river. it hasn't done that in 50 years. east bay m.u.d. say they can pay for bringing in the river water with their own reserves so no need for a rate increase. the district is also asks customers to continue the 10% voluntary water reductions starting in february. >>> the mission district has a large latino population in san francisco but an influx of new people

climbing the cathedral spire when he fell on sunday. the chp flew a helicopter to airlift him out to the hospital. the climber suffered major injuries, but is expected to survive. >>> prosecutors will start showing pg&e the evidence they have against the power company as the decriminal case moves forward. lawyers for the utility pleaded not guilty to 12 criminal charges stemming from the 2012 explosion. the san bruno explosion killed eight people, injured dozens of others and 38 homes destroyed. so far no trial date has actually been set. >>> we have new details this morning about the stow away from the south bay who made it all the way to hawaii tucked in the wheel well of that airborne plane. family members are saying the teenager may have been trying to get to africa. bob redell is live where investigators think this boy scaled a fence, bob, in the middle of the night and climbed onboard this plane and capturing national attention. >> it is. good morning, peggy. according to maui police they believe that 15-year-old stow away hopped

and this church has been able to use this solar project to educate spire african-american populationsergy efficiency. when it comes to spreading the message about climate change and renewable energy.2cñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? vulnerable communities are the ones that need these messages. so not only do you have solar that is creating jobs, keeping communes healthy, and also being used as a vehicle to communicate with vulnerable communities and i for one, who comes from a vulnerable community, wants there to be policy that support solar to i can talk to my family so i can talk to my aunt so i can talk to my cousin, about why renewable energy is important in a way they understand because the solar panels are on our church. >> this is important point. solar represents a threat to the current fossil fuel income bentses in the same with the internet did to the big broadcast companies or the legacy media companies. you want just bill a little boutique coal fired planned by your church or a nuclear reactor in you're basement. sew layer is so small you can have it on a neighborhood church, on your neighbor'

a palo alto man climbing the spire on the south end of the valley when he fell on monday. flew a helicopter out to airlift him to the hospital. he is expected to survive. >>> prosecutors will turn evidence over to pg and e. during a brief appearance in court lawyers for the utility pleaded not guilty to 12 criminal charges all stemming from the 2010 explosion. pg&e is knowing and willfully violating legal requirements when it comes to the gas line and two other pipelines. killed eight people and injured dozens of others. so far no trial date has been set. >>> a state commission could decide today whether to save san jose's iconic dome theater. the century 21 theater by santana row set to be torn down. last month the city council approved a motion to ask the state historical resources commission to designate the theater as a historical landmark. the commission scheduled to vote on that today. >>> also today, the santa clara city council will vote on whether to stop people from turning their homes into mini dorms. people from one santa clara neighborhood petitioned the counc

which is, would change the spire mindset of -- the entire mindset of how the fbi had been constructed as an institution. and so now as you heard from the director, you know, we still have some of this tension between very important issues, you know? human trafficking, you know, white collar crime and so forth and so on. but at the front of the leaderboard for the agency in terms of what it's supposed to be doing is terrorism. right? and so you've got this so that in this big decision, it's still kind of in my mind still kind of hanging out there about whether or not, you know, you can serve as many masters or have as many priorities and be effective, right? so, you know, on the airplane side we said, look, we're going to create a whole new agency. tsa. they're only job is to make sure people don't get on planes and have an ability to take them over. right? i mean, that's really -- and no matter whatever the inconvenience to people, having to take their shoes off, their belts, they can't take a bolt bottle of water, you know, whatever the process is, that's that. but in this bigger spa

he ipp spired a new younger generation.is leadership helped to inspire the movement that led to the fall of the berlin wall and the soviet union. he was a pope of firsts. in jerusalem he prayed at the western wall and was the first pope to visit a modern synagogue. at age 81, he was the first pope to walk into a mosque. many, including the people in these childhood photographs see things differently. >> this is david. he was sexually abused by father john whitely. this is joel. this is barbara. and this is becky. and becky was sexually abused about this time by the priest in here church in virginia. >> the church admit in the u.s. more than 10,000 people say catholic officials abused them. >> this is tim lennon, rita miller and me - the year before father started sexually abusing me. >> barbara blain runs an abuse survivors network. she was 12 when she said her priest touched her. >> in my mind i was screaming "no, stop, don't do that, don't touch me, no." but no words came out. i was, like, frozen. in a sense it was look i

the chp says it happened in an area known as higher cathedral spire. the man and his climbing partner were rescued and flown to local hospitals to be treated. >> authorities may soon get answers on the death of a mill valley hiker. an autopsy is planned today fon the body of 50-year-old marie saner. searchers recovered her body on thursday. she had gone for a hike with her dog and a friend the night before. but authorities say she decided to head back to her car when it started getting dark. her body was found below a sleep slope less than a mile from the body of another hiker was found this month. >>> new concerns on treasure island about mold. the chronicle reports the people who live and work at the old navy base. they are complaining about mold in several plates. this discovers molding at an aging fire station. many worry about the mold mose posing a risk -- posing a risk to their health. right in the middle of the san francisco bay. last month, the navy announced they will test all holes on the island for elevated -- homes on the island for elevat

on the black boxes but that's going get more difficult soon as the battery life on the black boxes spiresay where it's customary for chinese families to viv gravestones and honor the dead. two-thirds of the passengers on board flight 370 were chinese. for those families on this special holiday, there is no closure at all. for "cbs this morning: saturday," seth doane, beijing. >>> a possible dangerous situation in ecuador. a volcano erupted about 90 miles south of quito, the capital, sending a column of ash six miles into the air. the volcano has been erupting sporadically for the past 15 years. a nearby airport was forced to close temporarily during an eruption in february. that eruption killed four people. >>> limes are vital ingredients in lots of things we all love. margaritas, diamondbackgauacamoleguacamole. a 40-pound carton of lime has jumped from $24 to $125 on thursday. it sounds odd but mexican druglorddrug lords are at least partly to blame. good morning. >> good morning. >> anthony and i both love a good margarita. we're concerned. what is behind it? >> it's a serious problem f

the law was -- i'd like to repeal the spire law. this was really stupid part of the law that -- i don't disagree that members of congress, when they're debating health care, made a big show, this is going to be so great. we'll take advantage of the healthcare plans ourselves. then chuck grassley offered an amendment if we have to buy through the exchange let's let our employer contribution flow to the plans. let's not deny people employer contributions, which i don't disagree with. run senators didn't disagree with that. the democrats voted against that very amendment to allow employer contribution into this plans versus the exchange. this was debated and voted on. that was the will of congress. i don't a agree with that but that's the law. so president obama, if he -- now senate democrats hate it so they went running to president obama, even though opm ruled that there should be no employer contribution for members of congress and their staff for purchasing insurance in the exchange. that was opm's original ruling, democrats panick

if they go through with this -- and they are -- tom spire, he is a hedge fund manager, he's a billionaireats to useç in this forthcoming election. he is going to give this money to democrats who support climate change. $100 million at stake and this decision to delay the pipeline in favor of that. >> is this hypocrisy because the democrats went after the kpwoers who said you've given so much money to the g.o.p. and now they're spepg this -- now they're accepting this money. >> are we alienating another one of our allies, canada, who wants to give us the pipeline. we have jobs again in a hot season. here comes the spring and summer. we could be building this thing. we could be getting 800,000 barrels of crude oil a day and 11 democratic senators have written a letter to president obama saying build it. >> we don't get the jobs. america does not get the growth from those jobs. warren buffett continues to make a lot of money shipping that oil from canada to the united states in his railcars. the environmentalists are ecstatic about this. the democrats get the cash. but it won't work. >> wha

for the first time since its economy moving back in twenty ten weeks was a look south of the market spire high bar in calls on the side of the long time that was times where you just subscribed five hundred fifty investors were trying to say so all right let's go to jim cabaye almost. isn't that far away even out say katie or will actually have the will to split up and off constantly with our little game here we start out with ten thousand dollars every week we spin the wheel to see what to invest in and the less we keep a gold and they went up five percent we got seven hundred more dollars and we're up to fifteen thousand dollars can you believe that this proves the old adage that if you put ten thousand monkeys a ten thousand typewriters for ten thousand days you'll get a couple pages of brilliance because i don't know what i'm doing and yet we've made a bunch of money but like with gambling eventually you always hit rock bottom and we'll see this week if our investment continues the trend or if will go back to square one or lose everything. so this week we have spirited bark of the lar