they only know their host of st. francis of the sea sea and they think of them who loves them and unity. just the core values are celebrated and we enjoy one another. >> is it year round? >> it happens when we're able to afford it and it's often in the fall and spring after we show the children the play. we perform a play in the national st. francis in north beach and then after they see the play we take them to one of the neighborhood city parks that we transform into a renaissance fair. >> you're talking about over 2000. >> 300 at a time and overall was the number 7-9. >> anything else you need to say? >> the kind of program you're hosting or you bringing different representatives to speak with you every week is just an example of what reorienting is about. >> we have the jewish, catholic, muslim communities. we are glad that you have come. thank you, terry. >> no, thank you. >> it's wonderful. thank you for joining us and jesus is the greatest commander. he said love god with all your heart, soul mind and strength

around st.l's already it's pretty insurpassable on some of the narrow stretches for people coming to see the people arrive and of course eventually thatcher will arrive on a gun carriage. security undoubtedly stepped up as well. one of the other things that of course we're also looking at is the timing of what's going to go on here. thatcher will leave the palace of westminster at 10:00 in a hearse and transferred to a gun carriage where the west end stops and city officially starts and city upped the rule of the corporation of london. the prime minister david cameron will arrive at 10:30. the queen around 10:45. the gun carriage at 10:55. this is all london time. that service will begin at 11:00 lasting around an hour. there is a thought that there may be those who will protest what thatcher's government stood for and may turn their backs as the funeral procession goes past. police and security forces have been asked to try to stop that happening. quite how they do that i'm not sure. there are

st.s medical center in livingston, new jersey, cullen's very first nursing job. >> cullen: i worked on the burn unit, so, i mean, there was a lot of pain, a lot of suffering. and i didn't cope with that as well as i thought i would. >> kroft: and that was the first place that you gave someone medication that caused them to die? >> cullen: yes. >> kroft: the patient was john yengo, a judge from new jersey who was suffering from a severe case of sunburn until cullen injected him with a fatal overdose of lidocaine. do you remember the person? >> cullen: i mean, i remember one, and that's the only person i've been able to identify. >> kroft: but there could have been more. st. barnabas didn't know about the patient cullen murdered, but it did suspect him of trying to kill or harm a half dozen other patients by randomly and repeatedly poisoning bags of saline solution. >> charles graebar: someone was spiking i.v. bags with insulin in the store room. >> kroft: charles graeber, a new york writer

nbc news, st. peter's square. >>> like many christians around the nation, the first family attended easter services at a church near the white house today. president obama, first lady michelle, and sasha and malia made the short walk across lafayette park to st. john's episcopal church. the obamas sat in a pew nine rows back from the altar which carries a small brass plaque designating it as the president's pew. according to a spokesman for st. john's, every president since james madison has worshipped right there. >>> next at 5, as things heat up between north and south korea, why north korean officials announced today their nuclear program is the country's life. >> i'm scott budman on the eve of a chp crackdown on texting and driving. we found a piece of technology that might keep you safe. >>> a horrific injury cast a dark cloud over an ncaa basketball tournament game today. we'll have an updays on the player's condition. >>> one of north korea's top decision-making bodies is calling new cler we

can you tell us more about san francisco history here at the st. francis? >> sure. st. francis demonstrates well the evolution of elevated technology. and substantially damaged the 1906 earthquake and rebuilt in 1907 or 1908, and extend it again in 1913. then a new tower was added in 1932, so there is all sorts of elevator technology you can see at the st. francis that very much represents the building history of san francisco. >> i understand there is a really old elevator still operating here. >> that is right, the elevator installed in the 1913 expansion. we can go look at that. >> let's go take a look. here we are in a spectacular st. francis lobby. here is the clock. when people say "meet me at the clock in the st. francis." let's look at that elevator. >> ok, let's do it. >> here we are in the elevator installed as part of the expansion, and this is the way it was originally installed about 100 years ago. it has a manual switch just like elevators did back then, and it runs on dc power. this was from a time before elevators ran on ac power. >> when did they switch

>> yes, st.e, i was a professional singer for many years, i moved back home and the whole county embraced me. my mom always said you can come home when you can't go anywhere else. singing is my first love, cooking is my second, and that's what i did. opened a restaurant, 15 years ago, my first one, and st. louis just embraced me, supported me, and we're helping each other. everybody saying i put st. louis on the map, but st. louis put me on the map. >> most new businesses fail in five years, you not only didn't fail, you grew and expanded. what was your secret to success? >> people didn't believe in me at first. all i got was negative input. nothing positive. so that was kind of my inspiration. i was focused on this. i knew if i had a product that was good, it would work. i would go all over looking for the best restaurant, and especially soul food, it's a diei dieing breed. so my mom taught me and i wanted to spread it with my family. it's a good product, people will enjoy it and support you. >>

the service begins with the reverend david - of st.l's cathedral. >> we come to this cathedral ,oday to remember before god margaret ~ thatcher. to give thanks for her life and work and commend her into god's hands. he recalled with great gratitude her leadership of this nation. her courage. her steadfastness. and her resolve to accomplish what she believed to be right for the common good. we remember the values by which she lived. the ideals she embraced. , herignity, her diligence courtesy, and her personal concern for the well-being of individuals. , so we rejoice in the lifelong companionship she enjoyed witdeis and we pray , her friends and for all who mourn her passing. we continue to write for this nation, giving thanks for traditions of freedom, for the rule of law, and for parliamentary democracy. parts we havee slaved in peace and conflict over many centuries and all parts of the world. praying for all today who suffer in sorrow, in sickness come a poverty, oppression, or despair. in harmony and truth, we may seek to be chann

>> in london on wednesday, thousands gathered at st. paul's cathedral for the funeral service for former british prime minister margaret thatcher. queen elizabeth the second, former british prime ministers tony blair and gordon brown and foice president dick cheney attended. the bbc's david dimbleby posted the coverage. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captions performed by national captioning institute] it is 11:00 a.m. the congregation will stand. many services have been performed here in st. paul's cathedral. the music of david croft. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they are directly under the dome of st. paul's cathedral. the service begins with the reverend david -- of st. paul's cathedral. >> we come to this cathedral today to remember before god, margaret thatcher. to give thanks for her life and work and commend her into god's hands. he recalled with great gratitude her leadership of this nation. her courage. her steadfastness. and her resolve to accomplish what she believed to be right for the

>> yes. >> you are playing against the st. louis cardinals? yes. >> there is no strategy in it for them. >> we opened up against the cardinals. both times, they are going to stand there and watch us raise the flag. we beat them out in the national league world championship league. you are not going to say who is throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. >> raising the flag is a big deal. we have spent a lot of time how we are going to top that two years ago, brian wilson surprised everyone and ran up. we have a great ceremony planned. we are not going to release that one. you know us, we like to keep some secrets up our sleeve. it is going to be a really fun afternoon. >> tickets, are they still available? >> opening day, we are just about sold out at this point. we sold tickets for the visiting team. there will be a few stragglers that will get back to the window. if you are thinking about it, probably worth a chance to come on down, go to the windows and see if you may get lucky. >> any big change for the fan experience at at&t park? >> we al

the church is on north 2nd street between st. john and st. clara street. we're back in a moment with a check of the weather. >>> one of north korea's top decision making bodies is calling nuclear weapons the nation's life. today's statement followed a meeting of kim jong-un and the leading workers party. they said the weapons would not be traded for even billions of dollars. >>> a new federal immigration reform plan is a big step closer to becoming law tonight. brian mooar reports law make verse found common ground in some of the biggest areas of disagreement. >> reporter: washington is buzzing with word of a bipartisan breakthrough on immigration reform legislation backed by both big labor and big business. >> we drafted some of it already. the rest of it will be draft pd week. so i am very, very optimistic that we will have an agreement among the eight of us next week. >> reporter: the eight is the bipartisan gang of eight senators. the republicans say reports of an agreement are premature. >> we've still got a ways to go in terms of looking at the langu

as that funeral procession makes its way towards st. paul's cathedral, as they approach st.you will see positioned on the west steps, a step-lining party made up of 18 tri service personnel, and men you will recognize if you have been to london in their red finery. so the queen now making her way down to the front of st. paul's cathedral. and in a few moments, at 11:00 london time, this funeral for baroness thatcher will begin. >> becky anderson live for us, really appreciate it. we'll continue to check back in with you. it is 49 minutes past the hour. early tests show a letter sent to a republican senator from mississippi did contain a lethal biological agent, but more tests will be done today to confirm that it was ricin. the letter was addressed to senator roger wicker but intercepted before it reached his office. authorities say it had a memphis postmark but they do not know who sent it. >>> senators begin voting this afternoon on amendments to a gun control bill mach. majority leader harry reid says an expanded deal on background checks will be among the first votes. a

like batting practice for st. louis. tagged for nine runs. worst appearance since april 2008. st. louis gave up nine runs then. won 3-2/3, just like today. 14-3 the final. cardinals take two of three. the giants play colorado tomorrow might. >> wonder what josh reddick would look like as an astro in there you go. bud anderson gets his first one of the year two runs on five hits and ten streak you hads. jed lowrie, 3-5 today, hitting an even .500 to start the season. his third home run. solo shot. following in, coco crisp. third long ball of the series, five rbis. oakland with the 5-0 lead. here'ss' bad news. josh reddick, chasing the foul ball. slides into the wall. turns his right wrist, case were negative. >> ultimate concentration. sharks and stars in the sunday matinee. 2-2 in the second. dallas scored twice in 26 seconds. this is an incredible goal. backhand top shelf right at you. that's precision. third goal of the year for gal $galiardi. game goes to a shootout. that's the only goal there, sharks settle for a point. 5-4 the final. their seven game win streak comes to an en

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st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teetering back and forward. she was happy. she didn't realize the danger she was in. >> st. bernard stands underneath the heavy air conditioning unit that could fall on him at any moment. >> i positioned myself thinking i was in the right spot to the left at first. then the little girl went to the right side. >> with rescue vehicles still moments away all hope lies with st. bernard. >> i just was looking and was standing there shocked, sweating. praying if she falls this way that i can catch her. >> tensions build with each passing second. then in an instant, the child is hurdling through the air. >> she came to

. >> i have a question about the st. louis. over the years i've heard many conflicting stories about fdr's role, what he knew, what he did know. i met you at my college professors 20 years apart said only hampered -- harry truman had been in the white house the st. louis would've landed in the united states. i do know that there was some individual rather prominent in the state department who was very anti-semitic and he is the one who influenced, whoever had to be influenced, to keep the st. louis away. to what degree did fdr know or not know what was going on with his back to the st. louis? >> breckenridge long, he was assistant secretary of state. very anti-semitic, and he lied to congress when the readings about letting more choosing, more passports. what fdr had done, he allowed a lot i think several thousand jews to stay who outstayed a temporary passports, and the passengers on that ship went to european places where they thought they would be safe, and india was the only place they would be. belgium was one of the other

the funeral at st. pauls will get underway in about an hour. after that funeral there will be a couple of gatherings for friends and foreign dignitaries to honor the memory of barrmarg thatcher. she will be cremated at a ceremony today. bells will be silent through out the day and flags are at half mass. >> what a life she led, certainly. you mentioned the issue of security that brings to mind the london marathon is coming up this weekend. what additional precautions are they taking to prepare for that? >> security has been reviewed for that but those in charge yesterday said there will be increased searchs and also there will be a greater police presence on the street. for the funeral there are plain clothes and uniformed officers. there will be a stepping up of security. prince harry will be giving out the medals at the end of the marathon which is the biggest sporting charity event. he is continuing on with that plan. that has not changed. the only thing different about this year's marathon is that it will begin with a moment of boston. >> l

. >> i have a question about the st. loui over the years i he heard many conflicting stories about fdr pass role and what he knew and what he didn't know. two of my college professors 20 2020 years apart said if only harry truman had been in the white house the st. louis would have landed in the united states. i do know that there was some individual rather prominent in the state department who is very anti-semitic and he was the one who influenced who whoever had to be implants to keep the st. louis away. to what degree did fdr know are not now what was going on with respect to the st. louis? brokerage from was the assistant secretary of state. very anti-semitic and he lied to congress when there were meetings about letting morgenthau in. what fdr did, he allowed several thousand jewish to stay who had overstayed their temporary passport and the passengers on the ship went to european places where they thought they would be safe and israel was the only place that they would be. belgium was the other one. fdr heard quite

the sharks start in vancouver, the kings in st.ouis. >> the giants can't get out of their own way they've lost four straight with the extra inning afar in san diego and hey hope to prevent a sweep tomorrow by the padres. it's coming back, trust me. crawford, shorten his swing during the offseen and it's working. a three-one shot. his fifth of the year. 3 or g-men. now 5-giants but the padres tag barry zito with six. hunter pence, gives them the lead in the fifth. the triple. buster posey scores from first. padres tie it in the seventh. blanks brings home headley. now it's 7-7. to extras. bottom 12. padres, man on third, nick hundley rips one to second and scutaro boots it. won't see that often. parts hand the giants their fourth straight loss. >> oakland honoring the 1973 world championship te recommendi recommendingy jackson, mr. october, throwing out the first pitch. with man on first, nick markakis ties the game. one swing of the bat. next batter, a's sal balancedo looking on. jones, back-to-back jacks. a's got no offensive help

patrick's cathedral -- st. paul's cathedral. >>> they are showing solidarity in the midwest and they have apologized for the inconvenience and the pick up days that were missed can leave extra bags of garbage at no cost. >>> fans may soon have a tough time getting a hotdog at at&t park but 750 concession workers could go on strike possibly as early as next month. they could include stadium cashiers and they have been working without a contract for the past five years and have not shared in the team's incredible financial success. concession workers make between 10 and $20 an hour. >>> are you ready to take care of the folks on northbound 101? >> yes, they are still down to one lane after doing some roadwork and it is a little bit late, northbound 101 traffic is still looking okay but again we will keep looking at this and we'll see if this ends up making a big problem. and there is no problem getting into san francisco and we are looking at traffic that looks good in both directions. 5:16 let's go to steve. >>>

patrick's cathedral -- st. paul's cathedral. >>> they are showing solidarity in the midwest and they have apologized for the inconvenience and the pick up days that were missed can leave extra bags of garbage at no cost. >>> fans may soon have a tough time getting a hotdog at at&t park but 750 concession workers could go on strike possibly as early as next month. they could include stadium cashiers and they have been working without a contract for the past five years and have not shared in the team's incredible financial success. concession workers make between 10 and $20 an hour. >>> are you ready to take care of the folks on northbound 101? >> yes, they are still down to one lane after doing some roadwork and it is a little bit late, northbound 101 traffic is still looking okay but again we will keep looking at this and we'll see if this ends up making a big problem. and there is no problem getting into san francisco and we are looking at traffic that looks good in both directions. 5:16 let's go to steve. >>>

the sharks start in vancouver, the kings in st. louis. >> the giants can't get out of their own way they've lost four straight with the extra inning afar in san diego and hey hope to prevent a sweep tomorrow by the padres. it's coming back, trust me. crawford, shorten his swing during the offseen and it's working. a three-one shot. his fifth of the year. 3 or g-men. now 5-0 giants but the padres tag barry zito with six. hunter pence, gives them the lead in the fifth. the triple. buster posey scores from first. padres tie it in the seventh. blanks brings home headley. now it's 7-7. to extras. bottom 12. padres, man on third, nick hundley rips one to second and scutaro boots it. won't see that often. parts hand the giants their fourth straight loss. >> oakland honoring the 1973 world championship team with recommendingy jackson, mr. october, throwing out the first pitch. with man on first, nick markakis ties the game. one swing of the bat. next batter, a's sal balancedo looking on. jones, back-to-back jacks. a's got no offensive help

we're live on the st. mary's campus, "abc 7 news." >> the santa clara city council is getting ready to allow entertainment and retail complex to go up next to the 49er stadium. they will consider a developer's bid to study options for a complex near the 230-acre site. would it be great american parkway that is currently occupied by a golf course. >> earth, wind, fire and now some snow, too. wild weather causing problems in several states right now. it all started here in california. >> cheryl: also, bringing attention to the age gap between men and women in the work force >> kristen: a rough ride on 680 through fremont. sky7hd show several disabled cars just before 7. metal debris cautioned flat tires to about 20 vehicles. some cars were towed. some were repaired at the scene. road was cleared later. >> cheryl: part of the great highway remains closed. gusts up to 75 miles an hour dumped sand on the road along ocean beach. a stretch of the road remains closed. no estimated time for the roadway to reopen. >

all proceeds go to the minnesota orchestra and the st. paul chamber orchestra.hose musicians have been locked out of their job for 18 months. >> hundreds line up hoping to become part of this summer's marys -- america's cup. what they're looking for, just ahead. a beautiful saturday as you see fog rolling in, meteorologist rogue league lying is up with the fast. >> the aye's sell bratting the 1973 world series champions with a reunion. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf.... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> ama: the america's cup is ramping up and organizers are now hiring and hundreds of hopefuls showed up at their job fair today. >> the america's cup pavilion may be empty now but soon the venue on the embark dare rewill be the destination for upwardded of 20 concerts. organizers hoping to fell the 9,000 feet paflon for

will tran is live at st. mary's college is morning in moraga.ls on sexual assault that happen in a dorm room over the weekend. let's go to will for the latest. >> darya the sexual assault took place between friday night and saturday morning at around 3-7 got a morning. we got a chance to bring you the live news conference about with five minutes ago. we spoke to a spokesman he came out he told us that circumstances. this form should have been off-limits to men between 2:00 and in the morning time. he want to stress to everybody out there this victim did not do anything wrong here it is person was simply someone she met off-campus brought to campus and that unfortunately a crime was committed. in fact, let us listen. >> there is no threat on campus. this is an incident of someone working for stocking. this is an act of betrayal. this is someone coming meeting a young lady meeting someone and then this person betraying the trust. >> this is not about someone coming and sneaking up on someone. we have a 24/7 police cap is public safety. we do outre

people gather in st. paul's cathedral for a final goodbye to britain oppose the only female prime minister. assome did turn their backs it made its way. on the whole, this ceremonial funeral for margaret thatcher has been peaceful and respectful. hello. this is al jazeera, live from in doha. also ahead, glass in bengaluru. -- blasts. in the's main opposition party has been targeted. anthony nicolas checque on the boston bombing. the mpia reveals photographs on an explosive device that they say involves kitchen pressure cookers. 0-- the fbi reveals photographs. the funeral for margaret thatcher has just ended in london. her body lay overnight in parliament. the procession traveled through central london to st. paul's cathedral. large crowds gathered along the route. 4000 police officers were on duty. a funeral service with military honors was held in st. paul's cathedral. world leaders were among 2300 guests. current prime minister david cameron and tyler the queen were there. the second time the queen has

more from st. louis fed president.ck. >>> still ahead, we'll in gnawing rate a new member of our squawk masters. investment advice from the tech sector 8:40 a.m. eastern. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? >>> welcome back, everybody. dow points up 5. watching closely. the markets did end higher. >> back to our "squawk" news maker of the hour, st. louis fed president with jim liesman. 13-5 reds, don't despair. it's early in the season. you're below .500. things could turn around, like the economy. >> they can and they will. it's one game. it's like watching the economic data. >> you're looking beyond that. i would too. 13-5, wow. >> great piece in the journal. i think about you and the fed. and i worry about what you're facing. what i'm talking about is a piece on how many ameri

they are going to put chalets next to the st. francis and they had the two tents. these are smaller corporate tents available for sale. again more bleachers for the public and concessions when we get to phase two. this is the marina green triangle area. most of the things on there are existing. it's really the bike valet and police barricades and bigger since the assessment is more people will ride bikes and low impact to the grass and on the outside you can see they have the back of office, recycling areas and offices and areas for berkt holders which i will go into in a minute. this just lays out the build in and build out dates for the various aspects of the event. with july 24 being the major build in on the asphalt but actually a few things you will down on the peninsula start june 5 and big marine green doesn't start until the 24. i'm going to come back and talk about the issues but i'm going to turn this over to adam who will talk about ceqa. >> thanks dana. good morning. so i wanted to briefly walk you through the 1600 page ceqa document for the event so if

a st.ea party police sergeant is penalized by his precinct for advocating a change in the laws. and ppp does a very special poll of american conspiracy theories and who believes what. we'll explore with elaine boosler and lizz winstead. the result will make you want to find your passport. today is the 89th birthday of marlon brando and the great singer and musician from the band richard manuel would have been 70, and eddie murphy is 52. and today marks the 40 year anniversary of the first ever hand-held mobile cell phone call tomorrow marks the 40 year anniversary of the first spam for free ringtones this is "viewpoint." >> john: i'm john fugelsang. good evening, this is "viewpoint." the overwhelming gender gab in last november's election may have allowed democrats to feel like they had won the national war on women. but it is the republicans who are waging and winning the battles of women's reproductive freedom at the local level--state by state. in alabama a bill passed the senate yesterd

we are live in st. petersburg, florida, for the reaction.eo paul riley and fixed income grew on what the job should mean on your investments. the final four weekend. chief operating money. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: well, take a look. we do have a market that is trying to come back after what could only be described as a shocking number two the market. take a look at the screen. the entire closing bell. we have come fighting back. yes. all major industries are in the red. gold is skyrocketing. at one point, up $29. live from the floor of raymond james. one of the top 20 global brokerages in the world. we are here to get information from paul riley. that is right. here comes fox business on the trading floor. morgan keegan is being acquired. let's get right to the traders. it has been quite a busy day. jeff ford. good to have you here. this morning, the second the number came out for the jobs report, what did you see? >> the futures dropped dramatically. we solve broad-based selling. technology stocks were gettin

. >>> and staying close to home the first family attended easter services at st. john's church in washington. after the short walk across lafayette park, they were greeted by several parishioners. the church has a small plaque nine rows from the alter saying the president's pew. they claim every president since james madison has visited. >>> thousands of people crowded into st. peter's square today to celebrate pope francis' first easter mass. cbs reporter with his message towards the first. and more than a quarter of a million programs crammed the square waving banners and flags from around the world to celebrate easter mass of the new leader. and that they confiscated the traditional blessing and for world peace. and especially between israel and palestine and iraq and syria. he also condemned the world divided by greed and said human trafficking was the modern form of slavery. pope for only a few weeks, francis already has many supporters. >> he seems like a very kind, sweet loving man. he loved people. and i think he'll be wonderful for the catholic church. >>

and then the arrival at st. paul's cathedral. 2300 guests were invited. among them, queen elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh, current and former prime ministers, people who have shaped the modern world, like the former president of south africa, fw de klerk, and representatives of many countries. it was a funeral service margaret thatcher began making arrangements for years ago to she did not want any eulogies, but the bishop of london spoke of the way -- years ago. she did not want any eulogies, but the bishop of london spoke of the way she -- >> she became a symbolic figure. today, the remains of the real margaret thatcher are here at her funeral service, lying here to she is one of us, subject -- at her funeral service, lying here. she is one of us, subject to the final death of all of us. rec she will go down in history as the leader who transformed -- >> she will go down in history as the leader who transformed britain, for better or for worse. >> the owner of a medical supply firm that sold effective breast implants says he knew the product was dan

pope francis made his way through st.peter's square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday and this. mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. as the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun momen

students says st. mary's school in moraga are on high alert this morning after word of a sexual assault happening on campus. >> we are also seen gas prices dropped across the country as well as here in the bay area. will have a live report coming up. >> tensions continue to rise on the korean peninsula as north korea makes more threats. this time they're aiming at torras in south korea. will have the latest coming up. >> we are making up to mainly clear skies as you head out to work or school. here is a look at the satellite radar you concede dry weather in clear conditions over the bay area. i will have a full detail of the forecast coming up. >> it is still a quiet ride around the bay and we are watching the bay bridge to see if the metering lights will be activated. they have in kicking off 15 to 20 minutes earlier than usual. your quick commute check shows that the only heavy traffic to be fond at this early hour is in the east bay on highway 580. the south bay and peninsula still looks good. >> po

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it's designed for shot flights and the route to new york to st.ll stretch the aircraft to its limit. the weather begins to deteriorate. the captain is told that the visibility is below the minimum standard required for landing. he elects to divert to nearby san juan puerto rico but 13 minutes later, san juan tells him that st. martin stouer wants to talk to h him. >> i tried to glet ahold of san martin tower, all they started to doing is giving me pretty good weather, well above the minimums i needed. i did question them where did the report come from that wu were below minimums. i then elected to refile for any original destination. >> but as these dramatic illustrations illustrate, contrary to the information the captain was given, the weather is terrible. he attempted to land the plane any way, burning massive quantities of fuel in the process. >> visibility was poor, it was range an because of those conditions he had to stay in closer to the airport, the run bai than he would have normally liked to have done. the first attempt was not successf

a funeral will be held a week from tomorrow at st. paul's cathedral and will be attended by the queen. the reaction to burdette shows the division to her legacy. -- the reaction to her death shows the division of opinion over her legacy. this report contains -- photography. >> it will be part of the biggest funeral britain has seen in years. nois a reminder that this is moment of national mourning. nevertheless, her majesty, the queen, who was born just six months after the country's first women -- woman prime minister will lead the mourners. it is the first time she has attended the funeral of a political leader since the death of winston churchill many years ago. >> she was a longstanding british prime in a stretcher with transformational for britain and made such a huge difference in the world. the bank said that they want to attend in person. >> police are preparing for thousands to take to the streets for the funeral procession from westminster to st. paul's cathedral. on the evening before, her coffin will be taken to the palace

. >> reporter: this town 75 miles north of st. has flooded at least 4 times in the last 18 years. this year, it's come early. the high water forced the army corps of engineers to close locks and halt traffic. two bridges were closed for several hours after more than 100 barges broke loose saturday night south of st. louis. it's a far cry from just a few months ago when drought conditions threatened to bring river traffic to a standstill. rivers are rising fast across a huge swath of the midwest, a result of last week's storms dumping a month's worth of rain in just a few hours. it triggered widespread flash flooding and sinkholes in chicago and caused dozens of rivers to swell. evacuations are under way, roads closed as hundreds of acres of farmland are swallowed by water. at least three deaths are blamed on the floodwaters. in central indiana, today, authorities found the body of a man swept away by rising water. >> 911 called, and they said water picked his truck up. last words he said call bob baker, which is me. >> reporter: i

the first family walked from the white house to nearby st. john's church. today the president will host celebrities like minnesota vikings adrian peterson and nascar driver, danica patrick. even robby novak who plays kid president will be on hand. the family of high day yeah pendleton, the teenage girl shot and killed will also be in attendance. sunday, eyes were focused on pope francis and his first easter sunday mass. >> narrator: they came by the thousands. a quarter of a million welcomed pope francis as he delivered his first easter mass. the faithful lining st. peter's square to hear a message calling for peace. he appealed for peace between israelis and palestinians, for refugees pleaing syria and what could be the next big conflict for reconciliation between north and south korea. >> we wanted to come and get the blessing from the pope and feel the love and community here toda today, and that's what we did. we're hoping this will be a new sign for world peace. >> pope francis urged the faithful to be good stewards for nature. nbc's claudia lobango wa

pope francis made his way through st.'s square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday and this. mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. as the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun moment on

st. petersburg.ay because it is almost like a museum here on the trading floors. the co-founder of raymond james is one of the top collectors in the united states, 1,800 different contemporary pieces of art, native american art, modern, southwestern art, and you think about the wealthy, the rich are different, as they like to say, but however the rich investing right now? we welcome said in a fox business exclusive. the ceo of raymond james. really is the overseer. let's talk about how the wealthy react on a day like today where they see one bad data point. how they react? >> one of the characteristics of the successful investor is that they do not respond to their emotions and let that guide their decision making. so often mistakes are driven by emotional responses to things that happen beyond their control, and when that drives the decision making, they have learned those lessons. liz: if they broke down how they put their portfolios together. >> clearly caution is ruling the mentality. there is a

was it st. francis who said preach the gospel at all times and use words if necessary, and so you do it with your actions. people don't need for me to preach at them. people don't need for me to lecture them. they need -- they need for me to care. they need for me to walk in with the love of god and to try and share it in any way that i can. >> whether treating junior or two married cerebral palsy patients josie and chris rosa -- >> you look like you should be bringing in an aircraft with that. what you up to? you're looking well today. >> yeah. we got to talk. >> we got to talk. we can talk, that's for sure. >> dr. dutkowski is unfailingly patient, willing to listen no matter how long it takes. >> i know this might sound strange, but can you just -- [ inaudible ]? >> yeah. i'm happy too tha patients like they need me to listen to them. they need somebody who cares enough to listen to their story. because they all have a story. they all have a need. >> 57-year-old dutkowski was an engineer when

st. peter's church in san francisco this afternoon, the parents of 19-year-old jacob valdez were overcome with emotion. students from reardon high school, his alma mater, lined the front steps. his former classmates are struggling to understand what happened. >> i can't really believe it, because he's a really peaceful kind of person, and i never once saw him get angry. when i heard this, it was unbelievable. >> sad to see him go down like that, the way he did. and he was nice to everybody. >> reporter: there was barely enough room for everyone to stand inside the church today. >> all these people here for him. it's just a real surreal moment. you don't realize something bad happens in the mission until it happens that it's one of your best friends. >> reporter: last saturday, valdez was killed outside his house in the mission. police say the shooter asked about his gang affiliation before opening fire. friends and family members say valdez wasn't in a gang. he was a sophomore at lewis &

before the holocaust people thought it was written in france and belgium so the whole story of the st. louis has been badly distorted then you have the third roosevelt after the outbreak of world war ii imagine if they had gotten in there would have been a disaster to undermine the top priority to prepare the nation for a possible war and immediately for a to the allies as they said the tanks to the british there'd be no israel and jewish state but then you have the final roosevelt who sets up a war refugee board and personally tries to use diplomacy to get the jewish state in palestine and ultimately evil was stronger than the forces of good is putting greater prairie on the killing of jews and a good did with this terrible war you cannot point* your finger at anyone it is all of us. >>host: talking to american and percy professor allan lichtman about his most recent book published by harvard university press, a "fdr and the jews." you're watching but tb on c-span2. >>host: you are watching booktv on c-span2 at american university of washington d.c. talking with professors who were a

giants take on st. louis cardinals game time tomorrow afternoon. we'll have clouds around, possible sprinkle or two. it should be mainly dry for the game. a movement of systems over 12 hours, clouds pushing through. we're aware up to the north. the moisture could produce sprinkles tonight. and not rainfall expected tonight but there is an unsettled pattern out to sea. and that means weekend picture is unsettled as well. we'll see lots of clouds around, then, early this week, band of showers moving through. that should taper off quickly. then, suntd morning another wave of weak showers and light scattered showers will move through. that will pass through quickly. and we should see a lot of sunshine. low temperatures low 50s and mild. then, tomorrow, look fr clouds around and threats of showers or two. we'll see highs into around 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. drying out monday and will be breezy. we'll get a nice spring like warm up with high temperatures climbing into mid to upper 80s inland. >> looks great. >> yes. >> thank y

giants taking on the st.dinals but before today's game, of course, the giants are going to be doing a little celebrating. still in the party mode from winning last year's world series. they will today be raising the 2012 world series flag here at at&t park. the second time the team has done that in three years. you might recall the home opener in 2011 when giants great, willie mays, walked out with the 2010 world series flag. it is not clear if he or a former giants player will be doing the same today. this will not be easy for the st. louis cardinals to digest. the giants took them out in the national league chaps series denying them a shot at the world series. the player who is crucial to making that happen, pitcher, barry zito, who shut out the cards for almost 8 innings in game five, a victory that was considered crucial. barry zito will be the pitcher who will be starting today's game. the first of three against the st. louis cardinals here at the home opener at at&t park. the first pitch is at 1:35. a q

pope francis made his way through st.'s square after celebrating his first easter mass on sunday andg mingling with the crowd the pope em graced and kissed a boy with c p. he was 8-year-old dominic from rhode island. his mother was stunned. >> not in a million years really did i expect to end the easter sunday mass with a kiss from the pope. it was very beautiful. >>reporter: it was. lack at the joy on dominic's face. the crowd handed him up to the pope for a hug. you can see how emotional it was especially for those seeing the embrace first hand. powerful moment it must have been. >> president obama helped comfort small boy at today white house easter egg roll. thousands of people crowded on to the south lawn for the he convenient. 5-year-old donovan frasier of scranton, pennsylvania upset upset after rolling game. president stepped in to make sure he was doing all right. event featured live music sports cooking and story telling as well as the egg roll. it's the 135 year of the white how's ter egg roll. fun moment on th