que st.ra contarnos sobre el increible trabajo que estan haciendo, aqui tenemos a mi amiga angelica vale. >> a pesar de todo el maravilloso trabajo que st. jude lleva acabo aqui en los estados unidos, un 70% de los niÑos alrededor del mundo todavia no tiene acceso a tratamietos medicos modernos. es ahi donde el programa de alcance internacional entra en juego. este singular programa le ofrece a sus clinicas afiliadas lo ultimo en entrenamiento medico, educacion y tecnologia para que puedan ayudar a salvar la vida de niÑos con cancer alrededor del mundo. los resultados hasta ahora han sido asombrosos ya que los indices de supervivencia para niÑos con cancer han aumentado drasticamente. en san salvador, por ejemplo, donde st. jude se ha asociado con el hospital benjamin bloom y con la fundacion "ayudame a vivir" los doctores de st. jude trabajan muy de cerca a los doctores locales para ayudarlos a salvar vidas inocentes. cada maÑana, la sala de espera del hospital se llena de niÑos enfermos, y

st. petersburg. once russia's capital, st. petersburg is located far the north. its relative location to european economic markets and cultural centers provides clues to its unusual setting. this region continues to grapple with the challenges of new political and economic structures. as privatization forces cause housing problems for some residents, others, called new russians, find the future filled wi opportunity. as s not always beenransition to a fa smooth ridey for this russian city and its people. 1917: st. petersburg is where the russian revolution began. inflamed by leaders like vladimir lenin, the russian working class revolted against the czarissystem. this marked the beginning of 70 years of soviet communist government. under the czars, st. petersburg was russia's capital. it was an industrial city and a trading port, with strong links to weste europe. for a city with such a significant role in both russia and the world, st. petersburg's location was, and still is, exceptional

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my name is a father tommy king i'm the pastor of the st. bone if his church after rupturing from admissiony work. during my time there i've developed a lot for the people of the tenderloin. st. bone if his plays two important roles. first, it is a place of bout and spiritual tranquility. particularly the old stained glass windows provide humanizing beauty to a neighborhood filled with dehumanizeizing poverty and invention. people come in instantly to enjoy the beauty and can meditate and pray. the church has hosted did abductal project 2, 3, 49 back part of the church. many of the people that sleep in the church during the day were on the streets the night before because there was not adequate space for them in shelters. at any given time there's to 90 people resting in the pews of the bone if his check up. as you imagine it takes a toil on the building. i'm aware the building is unique in all the united states. informing for those two reasons st. bone if his is a wonderful place in the tenderloin. it provides a place next to the academy it

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now, st. be tragic for myself and neighborhood. >> that means lives are at stake. ambulances have to travel to another facility. >> roger christy says as a safety net hospital, st. rose sees large numbers of uninsureed and under insured patients. fees have been subsidized by programs such as medicare and medical a fordable care act will reduce subsidies by $22 combrinl over five years. idea is that more people will be insured and able to afford health care. but he points out his hospital needs that money because st. rose serves a poor community. many might not sign up for insurance. >> we'll receive $3.6 million less for the next 12 months. >> add that to $10,000 deficit considerateman says they rack up every day in part because medical doesn't cover costs >> under medical we're reimbursed $0.13 on the dollar. >> state and feds is doing what is good for them. >> steve russo is a consultant that says cuts will hurt more because st. rose is not affiliated with a larger group such as kaiser, sutt

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gonzaga, and st. mary's and usf. let's head to malibu, california. st. mary's and pepperdine. bounce pass for the dunk. goes overtime. holt had a career high 29. lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide. st. mary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check on weather. what to expect tonight. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant one of the besis that millia i

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how about st. jude med, the maker of cardiovascular devices like pacemakers, vascular plugs guide wires, drug eluding stints and heart valve replacements even though st. jude worked 72% higher last year, the stock hasn't given up any gains in the rocky period. it's up very slightly for the year thanks to $1.50 or 2.5% move higher today thanks to the annual investor day. i like st. jude up here. the company controls about a quarter of the cardiac rhythm management business called crm and a terrific pipeline of new products including the first ever noninvasive pacemaker planted without surgery in clinical trials. equally important, st. jude reported 2 1/2 weeks ago and the results were pretty darn good. the headline numbers were okay. a one cent earnings beat off a 98-cent basis with inline revenues and inline guidance. these figures would have been more impressive if st. jude hadn't raised the guidance less than two weeks before it reported. beneath these headline numbers, there were positive develo

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gonzaga, and st. mary's and usf. let's head to malibu, california. st. mary's and pepperdine.e pass for the dunk. goes overtime. holt had a career high 29. lays it in to geoff st. mary's the lead. three seconds left. picked up for the win but it was wide. st. mary's wins 69-67. >>> olympics underway in sochi. we have results so if you don't want to know who won or see the results, turn away until you hear the music stop. ♪ >> this abc sports reporting brought to you by orchard supply hardware. the winners in phoenix, i'll have the winners tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thank you so much, shu. up next at 6:00, a final check welcome to the farm of jack. there's a curly fry tree. and a chopper out back. there's a barn full of buns. and a thing you gotta try. a critter that makes burgers with bacon inside. boooorrrk- it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. jack's new bacon insider has a juicy beef patty with bacon mixed right into it, plus bacon strips and bacon mayo on a new gourmet brioche bun. boooorrrk - it's beef and pork! get bacon in your burger. moooiiink. >> join me

how about st.ude med, the maker of cardiovascular devices like pacemakers, vascular plugs and heart valve replacements. even though st. jude worked 72% higher last year, the stock hasn't given up any gains in the rocky period. it's up very slightly for the year thanks to $1.50 or 2.5% move higher today thanks to the annual investor day. i like st. jude up here. the company controls about a quarter of the cardiac rhythm management business called crm and a terrific pipeline of new products including the first ever noninvasive pacemaker planted without surgery in clinical trials. equally important, st. jude reported 2 1/2 weeks ago and the results were pretty darn good. the headline numbers were okay. a one cent earnings beat off a 98-cent basis with inline revenues and inline guidance. these figures would have been more impressive if st. jude hadn't raised the guidance less than two weeks before it reported. beneath these headline numbers, there were positive developments. for example, the company t

she is led by the voices of st. catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of joan is fascinating. she was a village girl born in the early 1400s, a warrior in her teens and was accused of heresy and witchcraft because she would not deny her visions and voices and consequently was convicted and burned at the stake. almost 500 years later, joan was canonized by the church. shakespeare, bertolt brecht, maxwell anderson and jean anouilh all have dramatized the joan story, each reflecting a personal point of view and interest. to meet the challenge of that role required a special actress. our guest is that special actress who met the challenge, made theater history wit

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that next opponent was st. johns.n't afford too many more losses this schblt that's why the loss tonight hurts more than the others. georgetown beats st. johns by 17 earlier this year. tonight was a different story. first half, st. johns on top, 13-0 and they are adding on. this is rasheed jordan with the steal, and the lay in, that would extend the st. john's lead up 18 at half time. starting to show life here. here is nate grabbing the rebound. getting in front and aaron with the basket. that's as close as they would get. less than a minute later, d'anglo harrison knocking down the three-pointer. he had 24 points. the reds storm back up by ten. jordan puts the game away, nice slam there. he had a career high 24 points. st. johns beat georgetown 86-60. georgetown 15-10 on the year. their next game is thursday against seton hall. >>> let's move on to baseball now. pitchers and catchers reported to spraing training for the nationals and many are looking to leave last season in the past. last season strasburg did have a

paul and the greater st. paul area. as we travel around our great nation, it is clear that so many communities like st. paul also have a vision. i can also tell you that a big portion of our national to-do list still remains unfunded. five years ago, this depot would have been on your list and would have likely state on that list for years. like thousands of projects nationwide, it would have sat there collecting dust and becoming even more expensive every year we waited. this isthe reason for that projects at the local level have traditionally been really hard to secure funding for. at least that is the way it was until five years ago. ago, the president signed the american recovery and reinvestment act. [applause] you heard of it. the first $1.5 billion for a program that would fund the country's worthiest transportation projects and we called it tiger. what it has done is nothing short of game changing. tiger has enabled communities to dream again. to help make projects happen. projects that would have been difficult

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st. louis put the finishing touches on this one. the three ball again, st.ouis holds on for victory. they beat mason in overtime 87-81. what a busy day in college basketball. au is having a great season by the way, undefeated in conference play. they're doing a great job over there. >> as a former terp, i'm going to be rewatching that game all night long. >> his best play of the season by far. >> there haven't been many highlights this year. that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is up [ cheering and applause ] >> wow, what an outstanding first half of this super bowl xlviii between the denver broncoos and the seattle seahawks. >> absolutely, jimmy. that one play with the one guy who did that one thing, incredible. >> the big story of this game is the unfortunate news of bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers having to cancel their halftime show. >> i guess their flight had to be rerouted due to the polar vortex. >> oh, man, i really wanted to see bruno mars. that bill fid ora wearing jumping bean. i love him. >> fortunately the producers scram

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st. croix, relating to this matter, and when i first got it. and in the final paragraph, he says, due to the fppc public deliberation adecember macing of the attached exhibit they have advised the staff that the ethic's commission should be conducted in open session, not in private. okay. >> you said that it has to be done in a private session, that is not what mr. st. croix is saying here, that is not what the city attorney is saying. >> but we do it in open session and, that is what we are doing now. because it was requested that we put it on the calendar. >> and i am sorry, could i just quickly interject? i think that the discussion is getting too far afield from the agenda item. and so, i think for purposes of public notice, i think that this is a discussion that if it is going to be had, should be had once this issue is ago ahead agendaized. >> right. but, just one thing, if i may say this, my understanding is that what makes it possible for us to discuss this here today, is that we

he is not going to be in the st. patrick's day this year. >> maybe it was not important to me among all the wonderful things we were talking about what we can do for the american people. but the president's opinion and mine of fox news is also i don't think important. >> leader nancy pelosi takes a page out of obama's handbook, and attacks the fox news channel. and in an exclusive tape, our good friend, cary pickett will play that in full, plus some. >> the continueal statement that gets you somewhere is simply being against the president. how many in the room think the president ought to be executed? yeah, he ought to be an out law. >> and another moment for mr. thrill himself, coming up later. momuments men? yes. we have been tasked to find art the nazis have stolen. [ male announcer ] george clooney. matt damon. bill mury. john goodman. d cate blanchett. [ man ] this is our histor and 's not to be destroyed. we better t it back. [ male announcer ] "the monuments men." rad pg-13. and ts park is the inside of your b

st. >> and if i may say, how much i have enjoyed working with you. >> i enjoy working with you mr. st. croix. >> okay, so, we have an issue before us, regarding existing and potential litigation, and it is and it has and it appears on the agenda and we will need to discuss how we want to move forward on this. i believe that the commissioner hur, that you want to say something? >> yes. before we begin this agenda item i would like to move to recuse myself because one of my law partners represented mr. haki and so i don't think that i should be involved in that. >> i move. >> and i second that. >> discussion, commissioners? >> any public comment on commissioner hur's request to be recused from this discussion? >> hearing none. i will ask for the vote. all in favor of allowing commissioner hur to be recould youseded from this discussion say aye. >> aye. >> it is unanimous and we will allow you to be recused. >> thank you. >> thank you, madam chair. >> so, essentially, mr. st. croix and perha