to -- the famous spire was the first section to fall. the church has decided it will cost too much to repair. the bishop says the only plan is to start again and that the cathedral be taken down in a dignified and respectful way. >> there will be no bulldozers, there will be no wrecking balls. this will be done with deep respect and love. >> the idea has appalled many here who see the cathedral and its broken state as a symbol of the city's resilience, its memory reference point but they say it should be preserved at any cost. >> this need not be done. >> i don't know that the full range of possible options have been explored. >> the church says they would like to build a new cathedral somewhere else. the city remains divided over those that want to move on and those that want to conserve. >> that brings today's show to a close but remember you can find constant updates on our website and to see what we're working on, simply visit our facebook page. for all of us here at "bbc world is america," thank you for watching and have a very good

. >> investigators believe a group based in can disa sin spire -- canada is inspiring it. >>> week two in "dancing with the stars" just hours away right here on abc. tonight the stars and their partners will either do the quick step and the chive -- jive. cheryl burke and her partner had people screaming through the rehearsals. the first contestant to be voted off will go home. you can catch "dancing with the stars" tonight at 8:00. stick around for castle at 10:00 followed by us, abc2 news at 11. late time host jimmy kim mel got a gig as host of the emmy awards on september 23rd at the nokia theater in los angeles. he previously hosted the american mew sec awards and the espy awards. he is set to host the white house correspondence din are next -- dinner next month. >>> take a look outside. if you look carefully, you can see our camera swaying in the wind. winds from the northwest bringing in that cold canadian air. humidity bone dry. 27% but that northwest wind howling pretty good. 18, gusting higher than. that visibility, all that sunshine today, it's unrestricted. want to show you

one case sin spiring to make teachers think twice. this relationship made national headlines. a 41-year-old modesto high schoolteacher james hooker moves in with jordan powers, his 18-year-old student after leaving his wife and three kids, both defended their relationship saying it did not turn sexual until jordan was of age. >> my reaction was outraj an and -- outrage and horror. we think we send our kids to school those are safe learning environment autos there is a bill introduced making inappropriate contact a felony in california. including a sexual relationship or excessive communication like texting. even if the student is 18 as in jordan's case, if convicted teacher woz lose pension but would get their contributions refunded. jordan's mom lent her support. >> i don't want another family in this position f this helps one child, one family, one is worth it to me. >> there may be moral boundaries crossed experts say there may abe problem with including 18-year-olds in the law. >> this is the age when you're an adult. in california a lot of decisions can be made by kids un

that has, spired. so that's good news. i do believe we'll stay dry. he'll keep a slight chance for a stray shower to move into the picture. right now baltimore 71. 72 in easton. ocean city 56 degrees. weigh go all the way over to oakland 64 and everything in between. 68 in yes right -- in york right now. we have a weather maker out toward the with the there dumping lots of rain, flooding conditions across the southern plains. all this is beginning to work off to the east but very slowly. we're dealing with humid war air. we have high pressure. we'll continue to get that easterly, that southeasterly flow. it will be a carbon copy of today starting off with the patchy fog and we'll have the chance for isolated showers to pop up. we'll do it all over again as we go into thursday. you can see how slow the system is moving. once it gets to us, we're' hoping it picks up speed. there's nothing to move this along, so we possibly may be dealing with some flooding issues of our own as we go into the weekend. definitely going to cope you updated -- keep you up d

investigators spent the spire -- entire day at the house, and tomas roman is there with the latest. >> reporter: this whole tragedy happened in this orange house on howth street. san francisco police aren't saying whether the killer is one of the victims inside the house or whether that individual or individuals is still on the loose. what they are saying is that this family was specifically targeted. >> tape surrounds the house where five people were found murdered. the tape cloz other houses on both sides of the scene. police say investigators were forced to come back again today due to the scope of the murder scene and number of victims. >> too much for them to process in one day. >> reporter: investigators spent the entire day inside the home on howth street across from city college. the woman who safford the bldy scene said the victims were her parents, brother, and his wife. the scene was so gruesome a cause of death was not easily apparent. >> we have to work with the medical examiner's office, and rely on them for the cause of death before we can be absolutely sure. >> todd is

on the exterior walls and twin spires survived, but the church was quickly restored to breathtaking splenrto the nation's oldest black baptist congregation, as well as one of thdest jewish congregations. the organist at this church wrota song for thankiving. it w an instant hit, and we still sing it today, but at christmaste. the song i"jingle bells"... though it'hard timagine sleighs dashing throh the sn fo"teen kids news," i'm lauren. >> we'll see you next ti on "teen kids news." >> thanks for watching. have a great week. >> hers a out-out to pr newswe foincluding "teen kids news" on their big screen in mes square, new york city. >> on behalf of everyone here at "teen kids news," we want to give a special thanks to all of our military orseas.

. >>> meanwhile, an analyst downgrade sent next tell spiring with predictions that future iphone versionsauz a disconnect with spring's network. elsewhere, a healthy analyst upgrade gave u.s. steel a 6% boost. the price of oil continued to climb, bubbling up more than $1 a barrel to settle above $108. on the economic front, news that u.s. home builders sentiment was unchanged in march failed to trigger much market movement. u.p.s. climbed 3% on news of its deal to buy europe's second largest express mail company. >>> elsewhere, amazon is buying kiva systems for $775 million, a robot maker. >>> the new york mets owners and trustee for bernard madoff's victims have settled out of court for $162 million though that figure will likely be reduced. the mets have been accused of knowingly profiting from madoff's ponzi scheme. >>> on the fast food frofrnt, wendy's have dethroned burger king for the first time ever. >>> and what better way to welcome spring than a little free fried food? right? well, you can go to outback steak ithouse. they're giving away blooming onions today to help you bloom i

seven year history of the two sides and one of eleven times in total elsewhere on this league a giant spire in munich moscow head to head with more say the english premier league sule survivors chelsea will face benfica while the year's surprise it's cypriots after well will aim to offset the odds once again i can see competitions most successful squads real madrid first play games get going on march twenty seventh and twenty. europa league has also discovered its quarterfinal pairing in spain once again the most well represented nation among chest united's conquerors athletic build bar will take on shellac at the meet current championship leaders ac alkmaar that he could madrid have hung over for companies while medalist of ukraine must do battle with portugal's sporting first games kick off on march twentieth. the russian football union have announced three friendly matches for the national team ahead of euro two thousand and twelve dick advocates men will take on italy lithuania and europe. i head of the tournaments kickoff on june eighth twenty ten world cup semifinal. visit luzhniki st

played a perfect match there were still some of the beach there we will tell you that it's launching spires rumors big interview apps that we feel. happens by chance we know that area of our pool and so we're humble enough to understand a great value before we're just moving into the zoo there is a busy night of football in the english premier league on saturday with hamlet can sue propel themselves back into the title race as harry redknapp smen travel to everton with eleven matches to goes first or is third a massive thirteen points adrift of leaders manchester city and are desperate to end their two game losing run elsewhere fifth place chelsea host stoke in their first league picture of her caretaker manager roberto rethink about sales bolton's welcome titles from years you are full of go to aston villa goals are looking to climb out of the drop zone at the expense of visiting blackburn liverpool face a trip to sunderland and the reds coach kenny dog leash has urged his carling cup winning players to leave last week's two one ticket home to arsenal behind them. and even when he played r

part of the spectrum, from liberal to conservative, i think he has to inspire people that written spired last time to go out and vote for this different-looking, different-sounding kind of candidate. and he's no longer as unusual in the position. and the people on the left have taken some of the luster off of him. so he needs to restore that kind of luster, that kind of thing -- nothing will work better for him than if he gets some joy in people's hearts. if he can go back to the inauguration speech or the speech he gave in chicago the night he won the election. that's the kind of spirit that will drive people out again. >> i also think that a lot of the positive stuff he ran got him to win the presidency. i think he did an awesome job of rebutting republican attempts to make him the other and make him seem something outside or something strange or something foreign, and he ran positive ads but positive ads that reinforced his family, reinforced his americanism. i think that he has a way of bringing people into your home and creating familiarity. and i think his advertising helped create

carnivores don't have to give up the steak knife spirely. researchers say meat up to three times a week should be fine. >>> attorneys for former "desperate housewives" star nicollette sheridan dropped a bombshell. she wants $6 million in damages. monday her attorneys played a phone mess sam allegedly from a "desperate housewives" employee who said he got an e-mail about purging references to her firing from the computer. her attorney calls it a last minute desperate attempt by sheridan's legal team. >>> new images from nasa give the sharpest image yet of saturn's moon reya. these shots caught two major impact areas on the surface. >>> could this be a long lost da vinci master piece? it was uncovered in florence and the chemical content of the hidden paint match it is colors used on the mona lisa. da vinci began it in 1805 but it was covered up by a fresco in 1663. historians long thought the work was wiped noout in the process t in a "the da vinci code"-like hint there is a cryptic banner reading "he who seeks finds." hmm, very "the da vinci

also jackie spire. >> 85% of people in a survey say the president and congress should do something to gas prices. the average proos in california, $4.35. national average is $3.75 and that is expected to climb above $4 by memorial day. >> non-english speakers in california are getting recognition from pg&e. the customers can get bills in spanish or chinese. this marks the first time that california regulated energy company agreed to provide bills in foreign languages. it will cost $19 million. the new changes will begin in 2013. >> it's not new coats but it's a change. both coke and pepsi are changing howy that make that caramel coloring. they are reducing levels of a chemical so that they won't have to put cancer warnings on the label as required by a new california law. sort of saying you won't notice the difference in taste. >> giants catcher buster posey will take planing. it will be his first game action since his season ending injury last may. bruce bochy says that posey will catch during today's game against the reds. posey ran the bases and did the outfield. he is almost 100%.

this is an spirely new world in terms of where the money comes from and how it gets allocated. it's a lot of regional candidates. if you looked at the map last night, santorum was strong. romney was strong on the coast to the more, hate to say it, moderate places and gingrich has won the biggest contest other than florida in the south. and so we have three candidates that represent three different regions of the party and sort of different -- slightly different ideologies and see how it goes. it's great theater for us on the president's team. and if the long ter goes on, the better. >> do you think, jon, that adelson is being tickled in the ear or whispered in the ear or blown in the ear by the romney people saying, keep this guy gingrich in the race? >> look, i don't know. that's the strange thing about these super pacs. what do you think is going on? adelson is a smart guy. i met him once. he's very smart in a business sense. why is he backing a guy who ain't going nowhere unless there's a rim shot bunker shot, whatever you call it. what is going on? why does he want gingrich

both men were inp spired to term what would be limitations in the way they would live their lives. directs the m.i.t. media lab. major rosel was awarded the bronze medal and has served three terms in iraq including after he lost his foot. they came "outfront" to share their story. >> i was in a mountain climbing accident. after they amputated, i wanted the return to the mountain again, so i started designing my own. >> so how is it different now than it was ten years ago, 15 years ago, the last time the united states fought a war where a lot of young men were losing limbs, the survival rate was not as high. >> when i received legs in the '80s, they were dumb, not energetic. today, what we're wearing, three kopps and 12 sensors, it's smart and adapts. >> if you can show me a little bit about how it works. >> here's the battery. it's powered. it actually thrusts me forward. it reduces impacts, better for my back. >> tell me about your story. how you lost your leg. >> back in june of 2003, i ran over a land mine just after the invasion of iraq. came back, recovered, went back again. t

if the authority of spires at the end of this year and will really be the congress's judgment on whetherto exchange or not, i would expect they would consider both the commission of the industry, commission of the entitlement and making that judgment. we will certainly be prepared to provide input from the fdic's ad. that is going to be an accomplishment have to make. i think we should guess what the outcome is. >> is it something new is support however? >> we will provide input to the congress when asked. >> you expressed a good bit of interest and concern i think in recent months about the condition of the trinity big industry in the third future of ip. they've certainly been very hurt by the commercial real estate downturn and there have been questions raised about is very pathway for them going forward given the important role they've played in the past, what he sees the future of the community banking industry? >> that is really an important question. to a certain extent, the rule of the community banks in our financial system has been somewhat underappreciated i think. you know, co

the feeling that i had being in their presence, and in the gift shop, were all these trinkets up spired by space achievements. one of my offices is a set of dolls, normally, what do you find on them? a sequence of heads of state usually, where some people you don't recognize, all right, and this set of dolls? it had russian spacecraft. the biggest of which? the international space station. they are our partners, and the littlest of which was? sputnik, of course. the cutest set of dolls you ever seen, so cute. [laughter] they said i'm tired of looking at his face on my doll. give me technology, the frontier of space. in brussels we meet a coordinative set of the european union's representatives because they are getting together to explore space together and embark on space adventures together. one of the issues was we were perfecting our gps. yes, it was a military funded project, but once it was part of our commerce, then it -- the ownership, in a way, just kind of shifted from the military to the public. all right. our planes are equipped with gps. gps receivers so find their way aroun

ranned, lesser of two evils, painful, disappointed, poor choices, concerned, under wheel manied, uninl spiring a-- uninspiring. the favorability rating for mitt romney is 39%. john mccain was at 56, george bush was at 58, poor little bob dole was at 49%, that was worrying everyone. mitt romney is ten points below that. if you look watching republicans screw stuff up this long drawn out process of them try to choose their nominee has been fun to watch. but has this been more than just a comedy of errors for the republicans, there is a way they could turn this primary process and the mess it has been this year, to their advantage? for the general election? steve kornacki, senior writer with salon.com, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> is there a chance for the republicans to their vng, is there a way this works for them in. >> the good news that comes out of this is the republican nominee is not going to be named rick santorum, newt gingrich, ron paul or rick perry. they are going to get probably their most electable or maybe least unelectable option bill clinton went through a meat grinder proc

well served to let the investigation continue on the local level and the federal level, let that span spire in the right way, the appropriate way and you'll see where the facts lead us. >> the country is having this conversation. obviously there's violence that goes on in this country every day. the president of the united states would not have spoken out about this this personally with an african-american victim if he did not believe race was at the core. >> i think that it has galvanized a lot of people to get interested in this. again, as the president said, we need to examine the causes that led to this. our focus now ought to be on the tragedy that befell this family, the tragedy of losing this promising young life and make sure the investigation goes on. >> has the president called the parents. >> he has not. >> would he like to? >> he spoke about it friday. >> he called sandra fluke in the other incident. >> that young woman was under attack for policy issues. >> reverend al sharpton on msnbc is calling this week coming up for a national summit on race, which it seems he would like t

these are little things we are in spiring coming and i target the middle and upper-class folks like us number one because they are guilty just like me and number two we have to industry if we coalesce and globalize we can change it. >> host: what you are talking about is not creating a new social program or something like that and working with the u.s. for the neighborhoods. that is just a really interesting idea. >> guest: we have the folks at kellogg who actually created the landmark study based on our experiment to explore that fact. the money that we already have, the businesses that we already have, what can we do to counter the social crisis? they have proven the study that we could potentially create close to a million. i think the number is over 800,000 jobs in the black community created black businesses that we already had with the wealth we already had if we were to shift some of our spending. we only put 2% of our money on middle class folks 75,000 households in, or more. we put 2% of our money in the community by supporting our businesses. the kellogg study proved the 2% t

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white house and picked up quite enough yet is hires so one-sided spires and the other side is hires. fires are down and that is good but hires aren't up enough. >> host: which side tells us what is going on with the long-term unemployed? >> guest: you know what we really want to see is hires. it is great that people are not losing their jobs but what is happening as employers are no longer slashing jobs and that is a good sign, but at the same time they are only now starting to say give no what there is not enough demand for my products. i'm going to bring people back on and i'm going to add another shift and i'm going to add hours and bring another five people onto my shift. that is starting to happen. it has happened more in the last few months but still not happening in the kind of massive numbers that would really put the long-term unemployed back to work. >> host: tweet from jim hines. that what percentage must gdp grow in order to achieve full employment and in the second question. let's go to the first one. >> guest: here is how the math works. the u.s. economy is constantly a

joining us is sean spires, communications director for the republican national committee.afternoon. >> what's eric cantor's endorsement mean important the romney campaign? >> well, i think each one of these candidates is going out and seeking endorsements and supports each of the states that are coming up on super tuesday, virginia is obviously part of that on super tuesday. i think it may help him in virginia. and we will see where else it -- whether that transcends to other states. i think you can't look at any one endorsement and say well, that's going to -- make a huge difference here or there. i think obviously leader kantor is a very important person in the movement. it is a good sign for governor romney but each of these candidates is out there getting endorsements from folks, you know, both at the state and local levels. i don't think that -- i'm going to pass judgment on one particular endorsement. >> here's one thing that you wrote about in your weekly memo. here is the quote. one of the four current republican candidates will be the nominee. our party will unite

equally divided between the leaders or their designees, at 12:30 the postcloture time be considered spired and the senate proceed to vote on the following, merkley number 1844 as amended if amended and passage of h.r. 3606 if amended. there be two minutes equally eqy divided and controlled by in the usual form, that upon digs position of h.r. 3606 the senate proceed to consideration of the house message to accompany s. 2038, the stock act that there be four minutes of debate equally divided and controlled by in the usual form prior to the motion to invoke cloture in the house message to instur s. 2038, if cloture is invoked all postcloture time be yielded back, the amendment be withdrawn and the motion to concur agreed to. the motions relative to the above items be laid and laid upon the table and after all after the first vote be ten-minute votes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein are up to minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbi