after the death of a fifteen year old boy a can opener last summer a park and got caught up in st michael's between police and protesters was going to buy bread for his family. he was hit some have fired tear gas canister suspected to have been barred by the police and later stepped into a coma. african side on tuesday. extensive government of the one the government of corruption resign resign. there were a door the police flood walls niceties of demonstrators it's another pre election headache for prime minister that i have a dilemma already boasting a corruption scandal which has become one of the biggest challenges of his decade in power. earlier police broke up a crowd of more than two thousand students who blocked the highway to protest against albums that. he showed us today is being installed as the president of chile for a second tie the sixty two year old violet to stick to the tax and spend policies. despite the economic downturn. the ad oh i know very well. state education cuddle for a person i'm a tool for the state education system. my commitment is that the mckinney everyone c

the shell novels give the evidence for a second day in the high court action for damages against st michael's college in as the goat and dublin and sentences hospital on her second day in the witness box michelle campbell said something needed to be said at times. this should not have happened to my son the cases before the court for assessment of damages from the sides are arguing that the amount of compensation which would include the cost of care and rehabilitation into the future. she said her son desperately wanted to return to mainstream education funds go to college despite his brain damage from rugby injuries. in cross examination it was put to her that her son was never particularly academic magistrates report even before his accident. she said he had potential but did not apply himself a typical teenage boy that she said was entirely different to the situation now where he was constantly studying with the challenge of a brain injury it was also suggested to me that she'd chosen to refuse special courses for those with an acquired brain injury. instead try to keep or sewn in mainstre

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school where the hospital lucas never lose that twenty two was injured during rugby training with st michael's college on its pre drilled in dublin in november two passengers nine. he was taken to a mt st vincent's hospital diagnosed with a concussion and discharge he returned four days later still suffering from headaches mother's request risk and was refused. seventeen days later he was called on as insulting the last few minutes of the match. he suffered another injury this time he collapsed at the side of the pitch. the first injury that caused a chronic brain bleeds. the second injury was no life threatening one. he had emergency surgery spent months in hospital and rehab and now needs constant help with everyday living the school and hospital admitted liability in the fight may the new lawsuit that the bakers he contested the amount of damages team today the high court was toast the case was settled but lawyers for mr neville said they had hoped for more he said the defendants had argued over my sins like shoelaces when discussing mr neville meets for the future it had also been suggeste

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hospital in dublin lucas never lose that twenty two years old was injured during rugby training with st michael's college on the osprey road in dublin in november two thousand and nine. he was taken to a indian same thing since hospital was diagnosed with a concussion before being discharged. he returned four days nature still suffering from headaches and his mother's request for a scan was refused. seventeen days later he was called on as the sound in the last few minutes of the seconds team match against another scoop he suffered another injury this time he collapsed to the side of the page. it was later discovered that the first injury has caused chronic brain bleed and the second injury caused him to keep the heat which was life threatening. he required emergency surgery was hospitalized until party the following year and spent months in rehab. he will meet for their rehabilitation in the future. despite mrs is unfair. high court heard his son's his leaving certificate four times in an attempt to gain entry to his chosen college course. it's like what action to settle claims his former spook

st. michael ukrainian church veered off the hymnal.singing a song with the words god save ukraine. >> we have a situation that is very serious and that was proper. >> reporter: instead of a sermon the father talked about his conversations with family and friends back home. >> all of them said that they're not scared. so they want to fight if it was necessary. >> reporter: right now there appears to be a propaganda war going on in their country making it very difficult to know what's going on in their country. >>> a lottery ticket from sacramento county is now worth $60 million to a lucky power ball winner. a lottery spokesman says that ticket was sold right here at tuleage oil gas station. no one has come forward to claim that prize. if you would like to check your ticket. here's another look at last night's numbers. i think i kind of messed up a little bit there. but you can go back and take a look at it. >> if you had the winning ticket. >> you would know by now right. >>> and why a man's phone would not stop ringing last night and w

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st. michael. and it's got a catholic sacred heart on there. some latin writing for my grandmother. little greek god on the back which is my son's geek birth god. >> do the inmates comment on your art? >> occasionally, a lot of them look. other than that, the inmates don't really talk to us a whole lot unless they need something. >> while inmates also bear religious tattoos -- >> on my back i've got my cross guy watching my back every day is how i look at it. >> a lot of what we see represents neighborhoods, gang membership, or other affiliations. >> why did you get a swastika on your forehead? >> it doesn't mean i'm a racist type person. it's just prison is a lot of political stuff. why i'm in here, it's either over here or you're over here. i'm right with my race, if that's what you could say, the idea of my race. it's something else. >> ten swirls with three dots in the center represents 13. it's protection under the mexican mafia. you put these tattoos on you, representing what you represent. >> this is my neighborhood. >> 719. everyone's got that. you know? the area code where

st. michael's is very proud of you and i want to mention i served in the house for a little bet when we were creating enwraps we were not worried whether or not we could get them home or whether the dirt is cleaned off from the tires but saving lives. that was the whole purpose i think if you talk to anybody in the house or the senate at the time if you said we can get these but it you want to worry about how they come home? we want them taken care of but with a list of 100 things i think number one was telling families in indiana and ohio, the wisconsin, a new york they could be in the safest vehicles possible to come home safely. i just want to say my opinion is the most important job they have had to do they could do it. i want to ask you general with the progress we're making in that area. there is testing of fertilizers to come up with a formula and that is not explosive and i want to hear how things are going out what is the biggest by edie challenges right now. >> 84 the question. as you know, we have worked very closely with pakistan with the ied office with existential threat to pak

st. michael's, and everybody is proud of what you have done. inregard to the -- i served the house for a little bit, too, and when we were coming and try to getaps and those in the field as fast as we could, we were not worried about whether or not we were going to be able to get them home or what should they were going to get home on or whether the dirt was going to be cleaned up from under the tires. we were worried about saving lives, and that is the whole purpose of the mraps. if you talk to anybody in the house or senate at that time, and they had said -- and you had said, look, we can get these, but do you want to worry about how they come home? we all want to get them taken care of, but that an a list about of a andred things, about 101, number one was telling families in indiana and ohio and wisconsin and new york that their sons and daughters would be in the safest vehicles possible and that they could come home safely. i want to tell you that my opinion is get them back if you can come up with the most important job they have had to d

st. michael's, and everybody is proud of what you have done. in regard to the -- i served in the house for a little bit, too, and when we were coming and creating mraps and try to get those in the field as fast as we could, we were not worried about whether or not we were going to be able to get them home or what should they were going to get home on or whether the dirt was going to be cleaned up from under the tires. we were worried about saving lives, and that is the whole purpose of the mraps. if you talk to anybody in the house or senate at that time, and you had said, look, we can get these, but do you want to worry about how they come home? we all want to get them taken care of, but that and a list of about of a hundred things, about 101, and number one was telling families in indiana and ohio and wisconsin and new york that their sons and daughters would be in the safest vehicles possible and that they could come home safely. i want to tell you that my opinion is get them back, if you can come up with the most important job they have had

i'm michael st. gerard, and i play the bongo drums. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: james?ke off that wig. come on, that's you, james. there's james poyser. [ cheers and applause ] no, hey, that's enough. wait until friday to play that. doing thank-you notes. >> steve: he's so cute. >> jimmy: this is from lindsay pashmina. [ laughter ] >> steve: like the scarf? her family invented the scarf? >> jimmy: yes, it's on fakenames.com. >> steve: lindsay pashmina. >> jimmy: lindsey pashmina. "hey, jimmy, i love that photo of rob ford when he's making that crazy face, but i'd love it even more if he shot lasers out of his eyes. is there any way you can make that happen?" i know the photo you're talking about. this is my favorite photo. one of the worst photos ever taken of any human, just a a random photo. but it's still funny. can we pull up that photo? there it is. [ laughter ] that is one of the best photos i've ever seen. can we make lasers shoot out of his eyes? [ lazers shooting ] yeah. fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] [ lazers shooting ] it works on anyone. >> steve: yeah.

. >> in 2005, michael was a premed student at st. mary's university in san antonio, texas. he decided not to live in the dorms, so he rented an apartment a few miles from campus. >> he actually chose that apartment because it seemed more family-oriented than the other apartments. he said that was the one he felt safer in. >> one morning in february of that year, workmen smelled smoke coming from michael's apartment. >> they noticed that the windows were coated with soot. and when they went to the door, it was unlocked. >> and as soon as they opened the front door, smoke came billowing out. >> they were forced out because of the smoke, and when they went back in, they found mr. andrade laying on the bed. >> michael andrade had been strangled to death. >> his body was somewhat burned but very little compared to if the fire would have taken over. he was found with one of his arms, his right arm, in fact, back behind him, about belt high. it appeared he had been at some point tied up with his hands behind him. >> there were no signs of forced entry, but electronic equipment was

st. patrick's day controversy in washington, d.c. you and it's time for march madness. we'll look at the economic impact with michael yves. that's next. on al jazeera america >> thousands of people watch the st. patrick's parade in new york city today. this year's parade was held amid a backdrop of controversial over gay rights. mayor bill declas de blasio wase first to sit out because the parade refused to let participants to carry pro-gay signs. >> lgbt activists said they would protest against the parade in midtown manhattan. it says boycott. let me show you the rest of the banner, boycott homophobia. it says lgbt advocates boycott of st. patrick's day parade. these are some of the agencies participating in the parade calling them raidest, sexist, and anti-gay. boston's mayor did not go to the parade because he said the gays and lesbians could not march openly, but they did have this. this is a diversity float, and many of the participants were gay but they didn't have any signage, but they did have these rainbow colored barn banners on there. and then this says dump guinness. this was before the big announcement that t

michael from the new england patriots and his buddy, johnny hekker with the st.is rams, a punter, both got to fly with the blue images. tough dudes on the field. can they handle the g-forces? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> really? >> you have no faith. >> no, they're going to scream like girls. >> here's the cockpit camera from michael's plane. >> he keeps his composure. >> a life long aviation enthusiast. this is his thing. >> rolling. >> oh, that shot is so terrifying when the ground is above his head. nauseated watching this. >> i fully expected that from you. >> not weird at all. michael experiences 6.1 gs. pretty intense. he gets a little gray here. check those out 5 1/2. keep pulling, keep pulling, keep pulling. all right. how than? awesome. >> i held my breath. >> i did, too. >> his face hysterical. >> the whole time -- >> see how the punter did. >> glad you asked. >> he looks so happy going up he doesn't know yet. >> ready. hit it. >> oh. >> oh man. >> keep breathing. keep breathing. >> looks like he's being tortured. >> that would be torture. >> how than? >> in

st. raymond's church was built in 1859 donated by michael murphy and jeremiah. 25-year-old tom donelan wasction worker with the finishing touch when -- >> he was nailing the cross on the top of the church it old saint raymond's the oldest catholic church in alameda and contra costa county, the first one built. he was nailing the cross and he fell off and died. >> reporter: over the past couple of centuries, how has dublin changed? >> new growth and development. we honor and cherish the past. >> reporter: how do you celebrate st. patrick's day? >> the lions club hosts a parade at 9:30 on saturday and the whole community comes out for it and then the city of dublin has a festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. saturday and sunday at the civic center and then the shamrock run is and morning at 8:30. >> reporter: is everybody irish on st. patrick's day in dublin? >> oh, everybody is irish, yeah. i'm 100% italian but i'm irish on st. patrick's day. >> reporter: you can call me roberta o'gonzalez this weekend. i want to thank the mayor for coming out and teaching us so much on our valuable city here in

st. patrick's day. [laughter] >> this morning on "washington journal, coke michael allen, author of "blinking red." discusses allegations that the cia spied on senate staffers. then political health-care reporter kyle cheney looks at the obama administration's efforts to young adults, african americans, and hispanics to sign up for health care insurance. phillips weibel talks about the five-year anniversary about the home modification program. calls, will look to your comments and twitter. "washington journal closed quote is next. -- washington journal is next. federalst of the government has been told to stay home due to the weather today. we are here with you for a full three hour washington journal to discuss the looming enrollment deadline for the affordable care act. allegations of cia searches of congressional -- congressional computers. first we will discuss yesterday possible in crimea to secede from ukraine and join russia.

. >> all right, michael, thank you so much for joining us "the advocate" magazine. happy st.by the way. >> you too. >> time for the gut check. drivers already love to hate the red light cameras mounted at intersections, but when tickets were handed out near a hospital emergency room, anger rose to a whole new level. a driver in tam ar ak florida was rushing to his hospital fearing he was having a heart attack when the light near the hospital did not turn green fast enough, jacob decided to run the light. his health scare ended safely but this week did not. he got a ticket, $158 ticket in the mail. he fought it and showing his hospital discharge papers but the judge ruled against him and fined him another $125 for the court aegs time. he says he believes the city is crossing the line in an effort to make some bucks. >> i understand why the red light system exists but at the same time i don't think they should take advantage of people who are sick or, like i said something could have happened to me worse and it didn't, thank god. i just don't think it's correct and they should

michael eaves shows us, they are the teams that bring the most excitement. >> san francisco international airport -- cinderella is the afterthought ending up with a reward. teams like dayton, tulsa and st. joe's shooting for a prize, leading to drama field upset. we know upsets are coming. we don't know which teams are going to pull them off. as he has each year he's been in office, pam re revealed his annual bracket. he's not a fan of cinderella. all final four are four seeds for better. the president goes with the spartans to bin -- to win it all. >> earlier i spoke to jordan cornette, and asked what makes the perfect cinderella team. >> for cinderella - have you to specialise. you look at the b.c.u.s, they did it with defense, and florida with uptemp jo style. the main ingredient is intangible. you go out there and play free-flowing bafght ball. the squariest teams are the ones without a conscience. which team should fans watch for this year. >> i have a couple of teams. >> there's three that come to mind. mexico is part of the. they are a seventh seed. they have two big guys and alex kirk and cameron bearstow. and new mexico - they have a guy that is 7 foot 5. i can put you on my s

michael scott spoke with our tees. this account of this in applying of afghans first camp. to really focus alot on the issues casualty is sam really. st the baptist them into civilian casualties the consent of the sun's heat dissipated his country's cooperation and partnership with the united states really not holding back. in any punches in terms of this criticism to play a sound bite out of an example the american president has that been no hit for aniston so it's not american collection for afghanistan or american resorts is spent on afghanistan. if you go to president obama's speeches he repeatedly says he's hit for the sake of american interests for the safety of america for the security of america. the day here in afghanistan helping afghanistan in order to help america. careful it's not for us is for a cause that america holds dear. best buy at the same time one of the most surprising things i discovered when speaking to people there. i guess folks are actually quite nervous about the americans pulling out what they are not thankful for for that amount has happened on the court on the grounds nobody of course wanted the war nob

st. patrick's day. equality sure does taste good. ron writes i'm at a loss to see guinness allow social events to dictate. >> march madness, many are filling out their brackets. and michael yves here to talk about bracket tips. >> it's three weeks. probably more money than a lot of people realize generated in more ways than one. one of the reasons march madness is so popular is the level of participation. not just from the 68 teams vying from the championship, but from the million of champions that wager on the event build it be from las vegas an estimated 50 million u.s. workers participate leading us to some staggering numbers. now 86% of fans say they will watch or check out scores from the game while they work which could cost employers up to $1.2 billion of loss productivity. and 3 billion will bet in office pools which are legal in every state. it is the biggest sports gambl gambling event behind the super bowl. since the tournament expanded to 64 teams only one has all four number one seeds advanced to the final four. that was back in 2008. for the last five tournaments there have been 10 upsets in the round of 64. that's pretty good spot to look for your upset. n

watching the cardinals play, and michael wacha, who's a great pitcher for the cardinals who pitched today, actually, and i think he had a great game -- >> jimmy: you love stryone in st. louis was like "wacha, wacha." i'm like, i think that's your name. that's a great dog name. >> jimmy: yeah, and he's like "no, my name is -- gary." [ laughter ] >> he had the norman reedus at a foster home. but i don't -- >> jimmy: norman reedus? >> yeah, norman reedus. >> jimmy: the person? >> it's a person. see spot rescued, which is the rescue that i got him from, they name all their dogs. they give them celebrity names. so there's like a cute dog named johnny knoxville right now that's up for adoption that i think looks great. but anyway, so he had been norman reedus, but i'm like, he's like a -- "walking dead." is he on -- ? >> jimmy: yeah, he's a zombie killer. >> yeah, so i'm like i don't want a zombie killer in my house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you want wacha. >> yes, i want wacha. >> jimmy: and then you got wacha. he's the best. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. exactly. >> jimmy: let's talk about "housewives." >> okay. >> jimmy: who do we have now? aviva's my -- that's my

st. bernard pass. it's easier shorter days great for families. >> breath-taking lakes in switzerland. the mountains are stun and beautiful too. michael tale of a racketful god and man who chooses to save life on earth from a great flood. we'll talk with the director of "noah." you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> you have to put on your big boy pants for this one. it's a little violent. >> i told my mom, forget this one go. to church and i'll tell you about it. >> if you're ooh guy that likes to shoot 'em up action-packed, you're a guy who said i want to do this movie? >> absolutely. i'm an actor. i have many characters who live inside my head. i always wanted to do a military role, so this was my shot at that. it was davidary and arnold schwarzenegger. it was a no-brainer. i wanted to do it. >> you trained. didn't you go true tlaning? i thought that was interesting. >> sure did. with david everything is about authenticity authenticity. >> he did "training day" and "s.w.a.t." >> that right. he sent us to s.w.a.t. school. >> and that's how this happened. >> that's how this happened. i'm going to say yes. but it was a lot o

st. patrick's day is tomorrow. a lot of us celebrating this weekend. it's not too late to create some fun do it yourself projects. you created unique crafts using stuff from michael'sfor having me in today. the crafts are a t-shirt, a cupcake stand, a couple of items that you can make from things that we have in the store every day and a real popular item, the milk bottle. >> yes. so let's start with the milk bottle. these are pretty simple. >> these are very simple. come into our store and get our paper and our ribbon. maybe some blue sticks. cut your paper, wrap it around. i'm going to ask you to finish that one up. >> you just wrap it around. >> wrap it around. >> use tape. >> use tape, a glue stick. peel off your decorative felt. >> okay. >> and place it on. >> so these come already made. >> these come already made in packages and the finished product will look like this. >> great for little drinks. >> yes. pop in the straw and you're done. >> these are all premade. >> yes. they're available at michael's arts and crafts. >> i love this one. this is a holder for -- >> these could be anything. they can be garlands. they come in packages of 30. cut a couple slits