your experience has given you the confidence to make decisions like that. st. mary's has given you the skills to adapt to whatever the changing economy, and the tools to reinvent yourself and to lead in the 21st century, and stay on the cutting edge. i know this day is probably daunting for many of you. but i have to say that there is no reason to be overwhelmed. abraham lincoln once said that the best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. with each new day comes a new challenge to overcome and a new opportunity to embrace and drive forward, a new future to shake and to make your own. as i look at these proud graduates today, i see leaders who will be wheeler predict who will be willing to make these bold decisions, leaders afraid to ask what is next. leaders with the courage to constantly adapt and change themselves for the better. leaders ready to meet tough challenges and seize new opportunities. baltimore and the world need the new generation of leaders like you. in fact, we are banking on it. st. mary's gave us baltimore's youngest curr

and your experience has given you the confidence to make both decisions like that. st. mary's has given you the skills to adapt to an ever changing economy. and the tools to reinvent yourself and to lead in the 21st century and to stay on the cutting edge. so i know this day is probably daunting for many of you. but i have to say that there is no reason to be overwhelmed. abraham lincoln once said, that the best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time with each new day comes the new challenge to overcome and a new opportunity to embrace and drive forward a new future to shape and to make your own. and as i look at these proud graduates today, i see leaders who will be willing to make these bold decisions, leaders unafraid to ask what's next. leaders with the courage to constantly adapt and to change themselves for better. leaders ready to meet tough challenges and seize new opportunities. baltimore and the world needs a new generation of leaders like you. in fact, we're banking on it. st. mary's gave us baltimore's youngest current councilman brandon sc

since then mount st helens has been the subject of intense scientific study. wants to be caught in it's path if amd when it blows again. mount pinatubo, the philippines, 1991. at 1:42 on the afternoon of june 15th 1991, after a series of smaller eruptions, mount pinatubo, a strato-volcano on the island of luzon in the philippines, exploded and overwhelmed the surrounding countryside. the eruption was followed by a devastating typhoon. by the time it was over nearly 850 people were dead; 100,000 made homeless and more than 200,000 acres of farmland ruined. the eruption, the second largest of the 20th century - after katmai in alaska on june 12th 1912 - was ten times more powerful than mount st helens. when pinatubo erupted it threw so much volcanic material into the atmosphere that temperatures around the world fell for the next 15 months. rising nearly 6000 feet above sea level, pinatubo had remained dormant for the last 600 years. however, there had been warning signs a year earlier, in 1990, when a major earthquake shook the ground 60 miles northeast of the

st. peter's has been in the city for more than 150 years. located near 1 mile from the district. since 2005 they have been ranked top 20 bestmong the live in the u.s. by money magazine. are following breaking storms have been moving through the region. video just in from our city -- ellicott city.m everything tracking tonight. >> it is the time of year when get temperatures into the but a lot of here violent storms to the north. the one that came through here, at live super doppler right now. are settled down. earlier there was a warning for of montgomery county. thereport of 1 inch hale in frederick area. there you can see a line moving of the buoy. are a few out to the west. be selling down a bit. some lightning out there. look at the amount of rain. about one-third of an inch of rain. at the same time there was some wind gusts. mainly threat of lightning. the storms we have now winding down. tomorrow because of warm humid get all overoing again. i will tell you details and more of our firstures bout of a summer thunderstorms few minutes. >> we are following breaking news from

cpmc has been criticized for not doing it share. i want you to know the st. luke's medical staff has worked with the of the industry should to improve on this area. charity care means a patient who is uninsured, winds up in the hospital with a critical illness, and of the end of the hospitalization, the medical bills are written off. what we have now done is designed a process that will allow physicians to provide collective, and it even preventive health care services for patients that are unable to pay come and we will do this with a point of service process, which will streamline the ability for us to provide charity care to patients. we will be able to expand our services to all the people in need in the community. finally, is the promise of sustainability that is offered. one of the great challenges to the city is an aging medical community and the inability to recruit new physicians to san francisco where salaries are lower and the cost of living and raising a family is tighter. and you say lukes facility -- and new at st. luke's facility will enhance ou

st. croix has looked at the schedule of the commissioners. we have full-time jobs. we are just not going to be able to do that. in addition, we need to see these declarations. your side has made objections, and has agreed that, to the extent these declarations do not have relevant evidence, you want us to approve them. i think you are right, but that has to happen before. three weeks, frankly -- three weeks is very soon after now, if you are contemplating a proceeding, taking evidence. i appreciate your objection. you should make a record. >> if it were the 19th, 20th, and 21st, that would be great. i apologize. i did get it wrong. it is three weeks out, and not a month. if there is any way possible to have these hearings as quickly as possible, given the concerns you have raised, that is our strong preference, and we will clear our calendars to make that happen. >> and the witnesses. in other words, you can commit to your witnesses be -- being available on whatever dates we pick? >> we would do our utmost to make that happen. >> i wonder whether this is something w

has lied. clemens' torr lawyer attacked hypothetical from several directions -- clemens' lawyer attacked him from severalse directions. ct eventually, there came the question, do you sometimes juste timake stuff up?st mcnamee has frequently takenuent long pauses before answering questions, but he didn't hesitate this time, he said ihe didn't make it up. clemens chief accuser was on the stand for two hours on one ofon the most important days, perhapp the most important day in theora purchasery trial of the 7-time -- perjury trial of the 7-time cy young winner.ung he said he never used steroids or human growth hormones. mcnamee admitted intentionally lying to investigators, saying he made mistakes with some facts and had a bad memory sometimes, but never wavered from theom statement that he injectedj clemens with steroids. >>> sunny day, a warm day,w artemperatures still at 80. we're keeping an eye on a skinny little line of showers through pennsylvania. will it head in this direction?r i'll let you know as we continue.  first lady gets a receipt tv gig -- a reality tv gig.g >> facebook is getting ready to friend some investors. it is raising the number ofnu shares to 420 m

st. croix has looked at the schedule of the commissioners. we have full-time jobs. we are just not going to be able to do that. in addition, we need to see these declarations. your side has made objections, and has agreed that, to the extent these declarations do not have relevant evidence, you want us to approve them. i think you are right, but that has to happen before. three weeks, frankly -- three weeks is very soon after now, if you are contemplating a proceeding, taking evidence. i appreciate your objection. you should make a record. >> if it were the 19th, 20th, and 21st, that would be great. a

developments and this is the problem and despite obviously putin has a good amount of support if you want in a landslide across the country moscow st petersburg has been the focus of these protests. still even some of his supporters say we need to see putin reinvent himself he's been that the how much of the country for too long this will be his third term back in the kremlin do you think we'll see any concrete changes while now just hours before the inauguration there's still an ongoing debate in the contradict the old what sort of we will see. the question is still up in the air but let me tell you that definitely putin is a national leader will somehow just to. prove. that. we crossed all those not only disenchanted. but of the middle class which was just driving force in this and. he will have used his charm offensive he can do that but of course it will require additional do you expect any changes in terms of foreign policy a lot of anti-american rhetoric for instance leading up to the election how is that going to play into relations with the u.s. you know everywhere in the world or predilection or rhetoric and when it comes

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russia city of st petersburg has recently become the place for a legal profession to gather and share. the second legal farm took place there attracting specialists from over fifty countries probably because in the modern world different legal and judicial systems just can't help with copyright and conflicts so what's being done today and canada thank you for pouring out what was the russian justice to. the main ideal the st petersburg legal forum is to provide a dialogue platform for lawyers politicians and economists it was founded by the russian justice ministry and for now is the only event of its kind in scale this year over two thousand people from fifty one countries came to the forum thirteen delegations were headed by top officials including the u.s. attorney general eric holder and the british justice secretary can of. the mystical thank you for being with us and welcome to welcome to the show well. this is a forum that you attended the st petersburg international legal forum it was the second and since last year. well in this period we're there any practical results that we

if he is a woman of amazing taste what is your favorite place in the kremlin i think it has to be st george's hall because it's really impressive i don't know if colossal is the right word for it but really overwhelming it is majestic but you know it's not cheesy majestic it's just perfect everything is it's in the right place and it really takes your breath away and again you know looking at the ceremony and seeing so much pomp and circumstance here and so much history and tradition this country has entered a new era and i think mr putin made it very clear that there are a lot of challenges ahead and i think also made it very clear that he's listening to other voices and again russia's transition is slow but it's remarkable if you were here in one thousand nine hundred nine if you came back in two thousand and twelve you would see a new russia but it has a long way to go we still have in moscow we talk about moscow a lot the rest of the country has an enormous amount of reform ahead of it even your expectations are not a two speed bandied around a lot of putin time seems continuatio

st. peter's episcopal has a school for small children and tax programs for people battling addiction. it is not clear if that had anything to do with the two women being shot off. >> it is very sad. our heart goes out to those people. >> one of the women found shot inside the church office was pronounced dead on the scene. the other was flown to baltimore shock trauma. in howard county, tom roussey reporting. >> in the south capitol street murder trial today, the judge is expected to respond to end of the jury gave them yesterday afternoon for. that is the word from our bureau chief sam ford. one juror expresses concern about being pressured by other jurors. the jury has been deliberating more than a week. five men have been charged in the case in a series of shootings and crimes in march of 2010. >> today's fallen heroes day in maryland and flags will fly at half staff. a trooper will be honored this afternoon at a ceremony in timonium. he died in the line of duty last may when his patrol car hit a tractor-trailer on 95. governor o'malley will be one of the speakers. >> later this mo

st. luke's in district nine. it has no -- nothing to do with st. luke's present site at all, period. >> i would actually be open to looking at it. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. mr. alonso? >> i second that thought, yes. chairman mcdonnell: ok. that's it. for both the reasons that mrs. melara indicated, which is we made decisions with forethought in mind and with all considerations and the unfortunate reality as we have discussed throughout almost every one of our meetings is that no matter what decision we make, someone will disagree, and they will present a compelling case for changing it. unless we want to meet past april 14, i would suggest that unless there is a compelling case, a new compelling case with new information, then i would not be in favor of making these changes, to shift decisions we just made. it would be different if we hadn't just made these decisions with full task force deliberation. on 6-3, we will not do that. ms. tidwell, let's go to the st. luke. >> i need an upgrade. chairman mcdonnell: by that clock, we will take a brea

st. cyprian's church has programs -- tamale making, arts class is, all kinds of things.divide our district at fulton would be like splitting up a family. turk is a natural border because there are steep tend again, our district is between the visit arrow and masonic. the neighborhood is also an architecturally primarily victorian. that is a whole different type of homeowner who cares about historic things. it takes a lot of care. this is a neighborhood that has just made an incredible transformation. i am a local publicist. i have worked with the mayor's office of economic workforce development in launching the bid is a narrow part wall. the corridor itself is a miracle story. it is his serve. this is an area that just cannot be split up. i see that there are a lot of other districts and neighborhoods that will be affected. it is very hard, but i can speak only to the fact that the organization is like a family, and that is an area that cannot be split up at fulton. it just does not make sense. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you. i live on dartmouth street in the tw

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>>reporter: discovery has st the miss young a little worried. she lives across the street from where the body was found. >> i have had the property for 50 years and not seen any problem like this before. you know. in the area at all. >>reporter: she isn't surprised one of the neighbors called police about unfamiliar trash can that doesn't belong to the city. >> only a few. just a couple. one here and one over here so very few people so everybody kind of knows what is going on. >>reporter: but the body raises many questions. some wonder if it could be missing morgan hill teenager sierra la mar. >> we are obviously sensitive to that case as well and we just can't until the coroner completes their investigation we can't make the determinatio determination. there is an autopsy scheduled for tm and we are hoping to get more information after that. >>reporter: santa clara county investigators call pleasanton police when they heard about the body. they say pleasanton didn't call them but with everyone else they wait tomorrow morning to hear from the co

has more. >> reporter: parishioners of st. peter's church and members of the community who wanted to support them gathered here to mourn the two women shot in the church office. it's a tragedy ha few can understand. the two victim -- that few can understand. the two victims were women completely dedicated to helping others, this time it seems with fatal consequences. police say the man believed to have shot them was a regular visitor here. >> nothing is sacred. my heart's broke. >> reporter: church secretary brenda brewington is remembered tonight as a selfless god i had woman who put the needs of others first -- godly woman who put the needs of others first. >> she'll be sorely missed by everybody. she was just a great lady. she told me any time i needed help to call her and she'd come help me and she's probably the only neighbor that has ever done that. >> reporter: the same is being said about reverend mary marguerite kohn who like many at this church welcomed in the homeless and others in need. police say suspect douglas fr

st. peter's church has rattled the episcopal community. >> people seem to be turning away from god toward worldly things. >> reporter: people say 56-year- old douglas franklin jones shot reverend mary margaret kohn and 59-year-old brenda brewington. it's prompted other congregations to reach out. >> i've been amazed to be reminded how interconnected we all are as we've all been just starting to let what's happened sink in. >> reporter: even more troubling, police say the gunman had been going to the st. peter's food pantry for help. s.w.a.t. teams found him dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in nearby woods where he lived. >> we are working on identifying to whom that gun is registered. >> reporter: in light of what happened inside their building, leaders had planned on holding sunday services here at st. john's about a mile away. they've changed their minds and will resume as normal. >> i do think it's very cages to begin healing that way and people here in st. john's and all around the community will be praying with them and for them. >> reporter: loved ones mourned at b

>>reporter: discovery has st the miss young a little worried.where the body was found. >> i have had the property for 50 years and not seen any problem like this before. you know. in the area at all. >>reporter: she isn't surprised: she isn't of the neighbors called police about unfamiliar trash can that doesn't belong to the city. >> only a few. just a couple. one here and one over here so very few people so everybody kind of knows what is going on.y raises many questions. some wonder if it could be missing morgan hill teenager sierra la mar. >> we are obviously sensitive to that cased and we just can't until the coroner completes their investigation we can't make the determinatio determination. there is an autopsy scheduled for tm and we are hoping to get more information after that. >>reporter: santa clara county investigators call pleasanton police when they heard about the body. they say pleasanton didn't call them but with tomorrow morning to hear fromrom the coroner. police investigate this as homicide because they don't know how the pers

st. luke's hospital. it does not make any sense. the 80 beds -- it is inappropriate. for years, cpmc has been deliberately undermining st. luke's hospital. they have been cutting services. the stories i have heard are horrible. they take patients with insurance and transfer them to other campuses. that is what happens. despite health care professionals and nurses doing whatever they can to ensure the best treatment for everyone. cpmc says that as residence, we can go across town to get all of our specialty care services on multiple buses. as someone who rides the bus 3 only, i know how long that can take. -- frequently, i know how long that can take. the -- as a community, we have tried to negotiate. we know what they are like. they play hardball. they are ideological and they are opposed to doing the things the community and the workers need. in order to get the real project that we need that will address all of these impacts, you need to vote no. that is the only way we will get them to build a project that will be good for san francisco. you do not want to have a faulty eir, and up in a long lawsuit, and delays are co

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st. george's county police department has three reason to celebrate. there are three sets of mother daughter pairs that work for the department. tonight they show us how the job brought them closer together. >> from a little girl to almost an adult. >> she has public safety in her veins. at age 3, she attended her mom was a police graduation with a grandfather. at her own graduation she had her badge pinned on by her mom and became the first african- american mother and daughter to serve in the police department. meanwhile over in criminal investigations corporal loretta williams says she never pushed for daughter to become a cop. >> if it is not for her, that is for her and i will be proud no matter what. wyck you can see how the lessons of her childhood have translated to our career. >> she has always been this way. safety safety, safety. >> prince george's county has three mother-daughter teams on their police department. they split them up to make sure they do not get into difficult situations. while they have the mother daughter quibbles -- >> i h

st. peter's episcopal church has never witnessed before. >> you can never take that spirit out of that church even though you've taken their bodies. >> reporter: the episcopal bishop of maryland was brought in to lead the private service after thursday's shooting. he says the parish is dealing with a swirl of emotions from compassion to anger after gunman douglas jones killed the church secretary, brenda brewington, and reverend mary- marguerite kohn affectionately known as m.m. >> we remember their suffering. we blessed and hallowed the places where they had been senselessly killed. >> in the act of giving they were in all likelihood taking this man dune to the food pantry. it just turned just like that and they lost their lives in the act of giving. >> reporter: the church said they told the gunman they could no longer provide food every day but just once a week because there were so many families in need. they say the church's long tradition of providing for the poor will not end because of this tragedy. >> we will not help the poor and needy from behind bulletproof glass. our mission in o

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st. luke's now because that has been eliminated also. sutter health claims to be a nonprofit organization. i ask you, how many nonprofits do you know who pay their c.e.o. $4 million a year? is that obscene or what? if sutter can pay an administrator $4 million a year, why can it not afford psychiatric doctors and nurses at st. luke's hospital. i'll tell you the answer. sutter health primary priority is not adequate care for as many people as possible. it's priority is making money. sutter cannot make money from poor people patients. however, it can make money by treating the insured and the after -- affluent. maybe the sutter steamroller is too hard to stop. it's armed with tons of money for political influence, deceptive propaganda and clever lawyers to defeat almost anyone who challenges them. but you commissioners have it in your power to strongly urge the board of supervisors and the health department to force sutter health to provide at st. luke's at least the level of mental health and charity care that it used to provide. thank yo

st. peter's' episcopal church has never witnessed before. >> you can never take the spirit out of that church. >> reporter: the episcopal bishop eugene taylor sutton was brought in to lead the private service after thursday's shooting. he says the parrish is dealing with a swirl of emotions after gunman douglas jones killed the church secretary, brenda brewington, and reverend mary marguerite kohn, affectionately known as mm. >> we remember their suffering. we blessed and hall he willed the places where they had been senselessly killed. >> they were in the act of giving. they were in all likelihood taking this man down to the soup pantry, and they lost their lives in the act of giving. >> reporter: the church says they told the gunman they could no longer provide food every day but just once a weak because there were so many families in need. they say the church's long tradition of providing for the poor will not end because of this tragedy. >> we will not help the poor and needy from behind bulletproof glass. our mission goes on. >> reporter: the reverend kohn's last wish was to donate her o

st. louis without talking about lindbergh, the hero, the celebrity, the pilot, the man. because he has so many sides, so many facets, and he's so complex. and then literally as we started writing the book, we realized that the spirit of st. louis is a conveyance of lindbergh's celebrity. and everything positive and negative that that vehicle, that aircraft brought with it. so you can't dissociate lindbergh, the man, from the object, from the artifact, the spirit of st. louis. and what began as a kind of a small format book that was going to be intended as a souvenir book that you could put in your pocket and take home with you turned into a larger project because our editor at abrams liked the manuscript so much. and he became quite an advocate of the book and encouraged us to do, you know, he said just do what you need to do. talk about whatever you want to talk about, but let's make this a book that will be remembered. and so we did. um, most of the research was from secondary sources. i think bob has a lot of sort of innate knowledge of the aircraft over years of being its curator.

st. event that has happened four years. >> state officials want to test the events in several new places especially where park space is limited, just to get people outside. >> hard work and perseverance to pay off, the tiburon salmon institute and students in petaluma ways beyond salmon and release them into the day yesterday. it was the eighth annual kiss and release the event. 2000 chinook salmon were set free. >> they're like your kids, you take care of them and when they were ages we had to go in there three times per day even on holidays. >> the release was even more joyous because in october someone deliberately cut the underwater nets holding about 40,000 baby salmon, releasing them into the bay one week before the kids were able to do it themselves. would you give us a fish? >> no >> it makes my skin crawl. >> she does not like fish and she really did have a reaction. that was legitimate. >> around here it will be a gorgeous day for not kissing fish or whatever else you have planned. >> kissing frogs? >> that makes more sense because there could be a benefit to that. >> we see lo

st. louis and she has a technical violation with immigration. well, that's all any of them are. so, you know, interior enforcement does not come anywhere near rivalling the frontier and border enforcement. so brown is involved in this equation. i'm sorry. there are other ways of dealing with it. my job is to question some of the assumptions. some of the assumptions are that we can prosecute this out of existence. that's your job. when janet napolitano was governor and when she was an attorney, same thing. she wanted to do that. that's not going to get it. my critique in my statement was enforcement only is not going to get it. there is the appropriate place for enforcement for prosecution, for all of those, for the distribution and the costs, et cetera. am i hopeful? i'm in the hope business. am i optimistic? i'm not anywhere near as optimistic as doug is. we have really entrenched anti-forces to deal with out there. the power of politics and group politics that are a raid against rational reform right now are significant. i just want to say that. so i'm here. i'll go anywhere.

st. between samson and battery streets. the applicant currently has a type 20 license, which allows the sale of beer and wine for the consumption of sight. 350 california st. is on the ground floor of a high-rise office building. a type 21 license would allow the sale of beer and wine and some spirits for consumption of sight. this sort can be accessed from the street and the lobby. the for the purposes of this hearing, abc seeks a determination from the board of supervisors as to the approval or denial of this license. there have been no calls for service that can be attributed to this business from march 2011 through march 2012. there are no police reports to attribute to this is as from march, 2011 through march 2012. this premise is located in plots 152. 220 separate police reports were recorded for this plot. this area is considered high crime. a plot is considered high crime if there are 215 police reports or more in a calendar year. this plot exceeds that definition by 12 police reports. there are currently two of sale licenses authorize by cen

st. peter's episcopal church in ellicott city. fox 5's audrey barnes has the latest. >> reporter: people living around st. peter's church say they are shocked by the discovery of two women with gunshot wounds in the church office. one was pronounced dead on the scene. the other is in critical condition and now the body of a man with what happens to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound has been found in the woods nearby. it's all unsettling for people who live here and say they never expected anything like this. >> this is obviously a safe neighborhood and so it's scary. >> reporter: it was a custodian who found the women's bodies in the church office and called 911. officers searching the surrounding area found the man with what appeared to be a self- inflicted gunshot wound. a weapon was recovered with his body. they are now trying to determine their relationship between the three and find out what sparked the violence here. >> at this point we do not have confirmation on who the victims are. we're actively working to confirm that at this time and then make

st. petersburg, florida. he has a national debt clock.iature version of the national debt clock positioned behind a group of senior citizens on stage. he's going to go back to that message. carol, i have to tell you, the romney campaign is keeping one eye on florida and another eye on joe biden giving a speech later today in ohio where the vice president will be going after mitt romney on this issue of bain capital, the private investment firm that mitt romney ran. the romney campaign gave their response to some attacks. i'll read that to you in just a moment. consider what the vice president is going to be talking about in this speech, he's going to talk about romney's time at bain accusing mitt romney of loading up companies with debt and then getting rid of those companies while at the same time pocketing millions of dollars in profits and the vice president is expected to say what is passed is prolog if this happened in the past, vice president biden will say what should we expect if mitt romney is president. just got a response from