st. joseph the worker class. if you're interested in finding out about the st. the worker or jobbing opportunities or housing opportunities that are available to you, meet me in the program's classroom right now for st. joseph, the worker. >> and instantly harrington's laughing. i'm wondering, who is this guy? >> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay. come on up, guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your re

st. joseph's medical center could be soon run by non-catholics but the cardinal doesn't want it to happen. both prospective buyers are not catholic, and while the buyers have agreed to honor the catholic history of the hospital, the hospital has to be sold because of losses due to a lawsuit. rick santorum is getting secret service protection. a top obama campaign advisor says santorum has a legitimate chance of becoming the republican nominee. >> republican presidential candidates campaigned in michigan, georgia, and at the daytona 500 on the last weekend before tuesday's primary. republican senators john mccain and lindsay graham are predicting a mitt romney sweep of arizona and michigan. mccain is an active romney supporter. >> i'm confident mitt will do well on tuesday night in arizona and michigan and hopefully that will move this process forward so we can concentrate on the real adversary. >> he's going to win both states. governor romney is a better candidate today because of the primary process. >> conservative arizona governor january brewer -- jan brewer supports romney. >> it's

st. joseph's. st. joseph's in the white led by cameron williams. he is an impressive young man. rodney elliott. st. joe's down 9 at the half. williams was the tournament mvp. young made 11 of 11 free throws. the 41st catholic league crown. both teams are headed to the prestigious tournament in cumberland. the daytona 500 rescheduled for today at noon. >> here's a look at what is coming up. >> the war in afghanistan claims the life of a husband and father. >> the candidates are working the campaign trail ahead of tomorrow's primaries. how the race is shaping up in how the race is shaping up in hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry. with one flavor in the granola bunch and one on the flake. two flavors. in harmony. honey bunches of oats. make your day bunches better. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. another mile day but t

st. joseph needs on the basketball court. that went the way of jon carroll at stevenson university. championship game. first quarter. the ball is in the hands of cameron williams. he cakes gravity also -- he kicks gravity's butt. john carroll third. cam williams. great finish. he went 11-11 from the line. >> we were looking forward to it. we practiced hard every day. >> college hoops. loyola men locked it up with a come-from-behind win. the maryland women continue their role -- road to victory. she is a superstar. cc are running the third seat in the conference tournament next weekend. a familiar refrain. sore elbow. he says is a familiar problem this time of year for him. jake shows no signs of problems coming back from elbow surgery. all the makings of a top of the rotation starter. >> tool and have months after surgery, i will start my normal -- two and half months after surgery, i will start my normal progression. doing a dakota -- to wait a couple of good quality pins. >> the nfl combine is the main culprit for some players in the draft. -- make or break for some players in the

st. joseph medical center is up for sale after a surgical scandal hurt its reputation and its finances. now the catholic hospital in towson could be bought by a hospital system that doesn't follow the church's religious beliefs. one of its suiters, st. agnes is a catholic hospital. the other 2, life bridge health and the university of maryland medical system are of course none catholic entities, negotiations are said to be going on right now. >>> and the oscar goes to hollywood's finest gather for the 84th all academy awards, here is bigad shaban reporting for wjz. >> reporter: the artist captured academy voters hearts while barely saying a word. the silent film took home 5 awards including best picture, director and best actor, jean dujardin. >> i love you. >> reporter: the most nominated performer in history meryl streep won her third oscar. this one as best actress in the iron lady. >> it was thrilling like i was a kid again. i was a kid when i one this, two of the nominees were not conceived. >> octavia took home the oscar and so did christopher plummer. >> fans fans went crazy when

st. joseph says i love it inside. st. joe up big and they hold on 73-66 against george washington this afternoon. blackout day in blacksburg. it's for cancer awareness. overtime. this is george tech's udoppia, smallest guy on the court. gets it to go. tech up. three seconds to go, hudson game winner, virginia tech wins it 74-73. so some great basketball action. let's turn to hockey. the caps do eventually make the playoffs. last night might be a date we look back on and say this is where the post-season push began. four points behind, first place florida. washington went to the panther's house last night and got a huge, large win thanks to the law firm of alex and alex. ovechkin and simmons. ovechkin got his 24th of the season and simmons netted his 16th. it was a rare night when the caps actually outshot the opponent. brooks before this road trip said this trip might make or break the season and the team played like it. >> we feel great right now. it was a great huge game for both teams. i think those guys responded a lo

st. joseph's hospital where he died from his injuries. take a live look downtown. clouds have rolled back in the area. there may be more rain in the future but will it be enough rain to break your heart on this valentine's day. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> i think love is still in the air. yes, the chance for some rain showers. we're tracking some have those. as we take a closer look, you can see a lot of this around the baltimore area, but it will be clearing out in the text 25 minutes. some showers overspreading cecil county. the more significant weather is well north of maryland. that's up in western pennsylvania. so here's where the real heartbreak s50 in baltimore. 50 in easton. obviously any showers will be the liquid variety. we thought things would cool off. 40s, a few sprinkles, cool and breezy. how will the weekend look for all the love birds out there. we answer that coming up. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> tonight montgomery county police have released interrogation video of a woman lying about the day she murdered a coworker. >> reporter: this

st. joseph medical center is up for auction. it could be sold to a buyer who doesn't follow catholic beliefs. up for sale after a surgical scandal hurt the reputation. two of the three possible buyers will not be from catholic institutions. the buyers have aggrade to honor the hospital's catholic identity. >>> man is recovering after intruders shot him. it happened at his home on allegheny avenue. the suspect shot him and ran away. police found the suspect, no indication if the victim was targeted and no known relationship between the victim and the suspected shooter. >>> two volunteer firefighters were injured while battling a fire and now recovering. they were hurt when a burst of fresh air from the rear of the house created a huge fire ball insides. otoole has burns over 40% of his body. >>> republican presidential candidate, rick santorum will get secret service protection this week. mitt romney was the only candidate given such protection. a spokesman declined to comment about this matter. the former house speaker requested

st. joseph system says due to a security setting oversight patient data could have been accessed between early last year and last month. this is not financially sensitive information but medical, like blood pressure, lab results. affected hospitals include santa rosa memorial and petaluma valley memorial. >>> security precautions are being put in place for president obama's visit to san francisco. he lands around 1 p.m. for major fundraising for his reelect campaign. it exciting for his -- it is exciting for his supporters. >> reporter: here's your warning, he will be here at the mark hopkins hotel 2:00 for his first event. getting him here from sfo means a motorcade and a lot of street closures so they can make sure the president gets here safely. the president isn't due here for another couple of hours. the barricades are up and warnings are out. >> we got an e-mail yesterday saying the street would be closed because a special guest was coming. then we learned that special guest was obama, we excited. >> reporter: secret service agents arrived early this morning. guests were told to ex

st. joseph's church into 2100 square feet of offices for tech workers. it's the city landmark closed after 1989 earthquake. there will be upgrades. >> this church will be like sit now. and extear year will look like waits in 1913. >> inside is another story. stained glass windows will be reserved. the plan needs a final blessing from the planning commission. >> coming up next, spain shares its version of the mona lisa. seen through the eyes of a student. >> oscar sunday coming up for best videos and buzz. just log on to abc's site oscar.com. t >>> new tonight at 6:00 occupy's response to violence in oakland. but cops are to blame, they say. and the last supper, the end of an era and beginning of a new one. a major league baseball player escapes with the sharks and you can see he's got game. and thank you very much. >> and that smile behind the mona lisa. could there be two versions? >> experts thought the likeness was another copy. >> and et was under the same time of the original. >> the mona lisa is better preserved. >> that

st. joseph medical center has led to the hospital being up for sale. according to our media partner the institution could be bought by a hospital system that does not follow the church's religious tenants. while one of the bidders is catholic, st. agnes, the other two. life bridge help and the university of maryland medical system are not. >> we are kicking off the workweek with sunny skies and mild temperatures out there. taking a live look outside this noon a pretty day. is another cold bust on its way, marty is in the outbreak but first let's go to meteorologist bernadette woods. >> good afternoon, it is fantastic. we will show you how much we are warming up. it is already 55 degrees in baltimore. look at all these 50s across the man. the only place with 40s is oakland at 46. closer and along the water it will run slightly cooler because the bay temperatures are still in the 40s. to 49 in kent island. inland going up to the low 60s this afternoon. so what is going to happen the rest of the week? for more on that here is marty. >> thank you very much

st. joseph's medical center is scutting ---- cutting 17 jobs. they are calling it a performance improvement initiative. patient care will not be affected and those losing their jobs can reapply for other positions in the hospital, the person who told us this news by the way is one of those losing their jobs. >>> else where the push is onto get people to be more healthy. city health department kicked off the community outreach initiative. it's the first in aer. >> sis -- series of neighborhood meetings. goal is to help people live longer. health commissioner says quarter of debt could be avoid and program will help identify how to stay healthy and avoid preventable illnesses. >>> in fort worth texas a doctor is using a new technique to ease the discomfort women are feeling while pregnant. it's acupuncture. douglas decker began integrating it into the western clinic after his wife tried unsuccessfully. four needles are inserted in pressure point in the wrist and legs and supposed to cause nausea and alleviate pain. >> a lot of wonderful things set

st. joseph system says due to a security setting oversight patient data could have been accessed between early last year and last month. this is not financially sensitive information but medical, like blood pressure, lab results. affected hospitals include santa rosa memorial and petaluma valley memorial. >>> security precautions are being put in place for president obama's visit to san francisco. he lands around 1 p.m. for major fundraising for his reelect campaign. it exciting for his -- it is exciting for his supporters. >> reporter: here's your warning, he will be here at the mark hopkins hotel 2:00 for his first event. getting him here from sfo means a motorcade and a lot of street closures so they can make sure the president gets here safely. the president isn't due here for another couple of hours. the barricades are up and warnings are out. >> we got an e-mail yesterday saying the street would be closed because a special guest was coming. then we learned that special guest was obama, we excited. >> reporter: secret service agents arrived early this morning. guests were told to ex

st. joseph hospital where he later died. investigators are going over the cited to determine what happened here. we'll have more coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting live in towson, roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> checking out maryland's most popular radar and finding just a couple of fairly light rain showers mainly across baltimore county and toward bel air, you're starting to get very light rain. all we expect is really light rain the remainder of the night. as we take a look, a little bit of wintry weather in southwestern pennsylvania. temperatures way too warm to support any type of wintry weather. the rest of this evening 40s, a few sprinkles but not a bad valentine evening. much more on how the rest of the week shapes up coming up. >>> happening right now, bge crews are working to fix a gas main break that left hundreds without service. sheryl con ner joins us with the -- cheryl con ner joins us with the latest. >> reporter: have been out here for hours. the damage to that gas main happened around 3:30 this morning

st. joseph health system says due to a security oversight patient data could have been accessed without side search engines between early last year and last month this was not financially sensitive but medical information like blood pressure, lab results. affected hospitals locally include santa rosa memorial and petaluma memorial. >>> new audit raising questions about the legality of hundreds of foreclosures in san francisco. the report commissioned by san francisco recorder found a number of violations or irregularities. four hundred foreclosures were analyzed. violations of the law, failure to provide notice of default, back-dating of documents and suspicious signatures. >> you have a party that is selling a home at an auction that according to our land records has no connection to it. >> the report not identify the specific lenders involved in the violations. he says his office will hand the report over to the attorney general's office and the city attorney. >>> city of san bruno and pg&e will resume negotiations tomorrow regarding restitution for the 2010 pipeline disaster. the two side

st. joseph's cathedral, but outside parishioners applauded the switch. you like the president to have changed his mind? >> yeah, i did. >> we saw this as a real problem in terms of freedoms in this country, especially for the catholics and for other christians, that we are forced to do something our faith doesn't allow us to do. >> reporter: the die owe seize is not commenting on the reversal, saying it will wait for the u.s. conference of bishops to study the sbipecific. the president preferred to make a change rather than turn this into a yearlong political fight. >> today we reached a decision on how to move forward. >> reporter: a move seen with cautious optimism inside the nation's churches. local catholic charity says it, too, wants to study the plan, see what's in it and what was left out. we're live if san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the two san francisco firefighters killed in a house fire last year lost radio communication during the ordeal. fire officials released the results of an eight-month-long investigation following the

st. joseph's. gw led by 19. gw off and running. taylor to robert pellum in the alley oop. the colonials cut the deficit to four points. the hawks would add insurance. despite a big rally, gw falls at home to st. joe's, 73-66. george mason defeats lamar 75- 71 in a bracket buster matchup. >>> 10th ranked georgetown will be tipping things out at the top of the hour in providence. the top four teams earn a double bye into the quarter finals of the big east tournament in three weeks. but as j. t. iii will tell you, they are taking games one at a time. you look at the big picture, you get consumed. we take care of with a we can. >> a bye or double bye would be really good for our team or any team but i couldn't think we're -- we are not playing these games right now in order to get those byes. we are playing these games right now to win. >> unlike the previous four seasons in which the southeast division was a lock for the capitals, this year, it has been a constant battle to remain in place. the caps regain two points last night, remaining two behind florida. mike knuble was b

st. joseph. tony tamer, tony the tiger to the cup. g. w. within four points.s making the jumper to put the game out of reach. hawks holding on 73-66. getting the seven-point win. >>> blackout in blacksburg, virginia. georgia tech, over time. littlest man on the floor, playing big. making it 73-71. that's just enough time for virginia tech's lorenzo humidity son. there goes my hero at the buzzer. tech wins 74-73. >>> nba all-star weekend begins next friday. it's the rookie sophomore challenge on friday. this year a little twist, instead of all the rookies on all time and second year players on the other, they mixed the teams up this year. a little change. john wall is in the game and tonight, charles barkley and insurance shaq who will coach the teams picked their players. wall wasn't selected until 12th overall. wall said that's a joke to me. they think there are 11 guys better than me. that's their decision. wall will play on barkley's squad. it will be played on friday coming up this week. >>> finally, a little laughter to get you out of here, phil mickelson

st. joseph for joining us today. we'll have more of your opinions and reactions to your story. bye-bye. [ cellphone rings ] hey honey! mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. here's a better idea... pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits. in just 15 minutes, the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands! dinner ideas made easy. >>> saint ig nay shoes preparatory college is closed and a massive clean up is underway. >> that's after 200 students came down with a bad case of the stomach flu in the past two days. good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. the public health department recommended the shutdown and this deep cleaning. >> it is highly contagious which is why the school administrators are can selling classes for tomorrow. john alston is live with the story. john? >> the illness carried into tonight when somets students became sick during the basketball ga

st. joseph's takes home the trophy. williams and long name to the ball tournament team. orioles play their first exhibition game of spring from todayne week against the pirates. jake arrieta coming off of elbow surgery. he says he is ready to go. >> 2 1/2 months after surgery i was able to start my normal throwing progression without any type of setback or surgery and the spring has been going well. i'm trying to build the pitch count up and getting ready for opening day. >> daytona 500 is rescheduled. jake. said he threw a couple of quality pens. >> i think he is cute. >> "he's cute." >> coming up, taking home the glory. why the win is making such a statement. >> who won best actor? >> jean dujardin. >> look at the creative designs and the artists behind them. >> we have some rain in the seven-day forecast. >> we are tracking an accident in carroll county. we will check for delays. everything looking good at the moment. hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

st. joseph's hospital in st. paul. >> this is a delicate operation. >> it went through the scalp, through the skull and directly into the brain. >> one can see the nail coming right down through the largest and most concordant vein, carrying all the blood flow. >> reporter: by keeping the nail in, jeff kept the blood inside his brain and helped save his life. >> reporter: this is the nail. >> reporter: doctors also repaired the damaged vein. >> he's one lucky fellow and he had someone watching out for him. >> lucky to be alive. >> reporter: jeff had a lot of time to think about the accident that changed has life and why he knowledges he survived that frightful february day. >> my time, i don't think, was there. >> and that was james sciewgle reporting. doctors say they expect jeff to plaque a full recovery. >>> if you need a passport, it will now cost you more money. the application fee is jumping from $55 to $70. with a 100% increase. in addition to those fees, the state department will now charge $82. up from z

st. joseph's medical center could draw some criticism from catholics in the area including cardinal o'brienuse both potential investors are not catholic. officials said the potential buyers have agreed to honor the hospitals catholic identity. he has argued that it should be bought by another catholic institution. they would not comment on whether or not he would shoot down a merger with a non catholic hospital. trying to stay healthy but need some bias? maybe you do not know how much diet or exercise is right for you. we have some common sense tips to keep you in the best of health in tonight's "woman's dr.." >> she never thought she would walk again. blood clots in her legs and other issues caused her to look at her habits. >> i have to be more strict about my diet because of my medication and also when exercise plan. >> staying healthy includes telling on your doctors about the medications and supplements to take to avoid a dangerous interaction. >> it's very important to tell your provider all the of supplements, vitamins, all that you're taking even if they are natural, over the counte

st. joseph's has notified patients about a data breach. their information was made public through outside search engines. patients at petaluma valley and queen of the valley center were affected by this. the breach revealed their names, body mass index and lab results but were told no social security numbers address or financial information was released. most governor sarah palins were treated between february and august of last year. >>> an eight-year-old had to be treated at an emergency room after he was beaten by a classmate. police say other students stood around and were rooting for the violence. berkeley police arrested one boy and a note went out to parents saying any students who encouraged the fight will face suspension. >>> and raising property taxes after an appeals court tossed out a state rule that determines how property tax values are set for refineries. they could have $104 million refunded based on that decision and the state is considering a ruling on the decision. >>> and it starts at 11:00 this morning at the double tr

st. joseph's church into to 100 square feet of offices. the church was damaged and closed after the earthquake. the developer plans to makeup grades of the building. the altar will be removed and the chapel will be rest rooms. the dining room has served hungry for more than 60 years and now about to undergo a biggest change in the history. its a joyous occasion. and this is also marred by sadness. local legend has it the kitchen was modeled after the gal yeef a submarine in this basement, volunteers standing should twror shoulder serve about 3,000 meals every day. to people like jerry. >> i'm doing okay. >> people have always been the focus of st. anthony's. >> from the start he called it a dining room and wanted everybody who came to eat to be called a guest. this place folks have come for a meal and for hope, for possibility of starting anew. >> how fitting st. anthon ease is about to be reborn. >> this is our final tray. >> if you didn't notice the local celebrities and crush of reporters and the mayor you might notice sadness. >> i'm g

st. joseph health system says due to a security setting oversight, this was medical information like bloode, lab results and allergies. hospitals include santa rosa memorial and petaluma memorial. >>> this morning san francisco police say they do not plan to file charges against either person involved in a fright traffic accident. a warning, some may -- some may find the pictures disturbing. a man with a cane was walking across the street in the crosswalk green light, a transit van turning on that light runs him over he was pinned for 20 minutes. the pedestrian is recovering from broken bones and he is expected to survive. the van driver has not been charged. so far police are calling it an unfortunate traffic collision. >>> thousands of pg&e customers have operated to opt-out of the smart meter program. in the two weeks since they were given a choice 4400 customers have decided to stick with the old meters. they must pay a one-time fee of $75 and monthly charges of $10. santa cruz county has the largest number of opt-out requests followed by marin county. >>> a bit of a chill in the air,

st. joseph system has notified more than several thousand people about a data breach. the patients at santa rosa memorial hospital and queen of the valley medical center were all affected. the breach revealed their names, body mass indexes even lab results, bart talked about financial information. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. >>> bart is going over the upcoming holiday weekend when the bay bridge is shut down. claudine wong is at the 12th street station in oakland with the expanded service bart will offer sunday night, claudine. >>> good morning, pam, yes, you can see there is actually a press conference underway with the general manager of operations talking to us about what we can expect this weekend. bart is calling this extraordinary circumstances right now with the bay bridge expected to close on friday night at 8:00 p.m. and not reopen at 5:00 p.m. but what they will do, they will have stations they will open. you can still drive into the city using the san rafael bridge but those are lengthy and they believe everyth

st. joseph health system has notified more than 6,000 patients in sonoma county that their personal information has been compromised. the data was made public through outside search engines. it operates santa rosa hospital, the information included patients names, and lab results. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. >>> the department of consumer affairs has shut down the oakland and san francisco campuses of the institute of medicine. the state says the school deceived students by telling them it was accredited. the dca also says the school is facing severe financial problems. school leaders say they may sue the state to try to keep the campuses open. >>> the mayor of san bruno and some residents are accusing pg and e of dragging its feet. they're in talks to have pg and e pay for community enhancements. >> the gas and electric company is stalling to settle millions of dollars in restitution to the community will. >> a pg and e vice president we spoke with today denied there was any delay, saying the negotiations on the matter of scheduled later this wee

st. joseph's cathedral if san jose, this is what she did outsid outside. >> he looked at my bag. >> she feels her faith asked her to do it. but she insists what her faith didn't accept what the president's plan to force churches and faith-based groups to provide contraceptives to female employees. >> i also know that some kjs institutions particularly affiliated with the catholic churnl have a religious direction to directly providing insurance that covers contraceptive services for their employees. >> so the president changed course and took the burden away from the church. now the insurance companies have to provide the free service as part of the preventive care plan. >> with today's announcement we've done that. religious liberty will be protected and a law that requires free preventive care will not discriminate against women. >> catholics in san hojose like the change in strategy. >> he did the smart thing? >> i think -- i wouldn't characterize it as smart. he did the politically viable thing. >> he reversed it. good for everybody. >> you like that he reversed it? >> yes. >> there was n

st. joseph system says due to a setting oversight patient data could have been accessed between early lastyear and last month. this was not financially sensitive information but medical information like blood pressure, lab results and allergies. affected hospitals locally include santa rosa memorial and petaluma valley memorial. >>> city of san bruno and pg&e will resume shuns tomorrow morning regarding -- negotiations tomorrow morning regarding restitution for the 2010 pipeline disaster. city leaders accused pg&e of walking away and dodging responsibility to help recovery efforts. the company says those claims are not true and says it is willing to work the city to pay -- work with the city to pay millions more in restitution so far pg&e has made 12 million dollars for direct damage caused by the 2010 explosion and fire. the blast of natural gas on a transmission line killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. >>> how was it driving across the bay bridge this morning? >> not a big deal. no moisture out there. >>> looks like it will be an easy commute as far as the weather goes. good morning, 5:

st. joseph health system has notified more than 6,000 patients in sonoma county that their personal information has been compromised. the data was made public through outside search engines. it operates santa rosa hospital, the information included patients names, and lab results. most of the patients were treated between february and august of last year. >>> the department of consumer affairs has shut down the oakland and san francisco campuses of the institute of medicine. the state says the school deceived students by telling them it was accredited. the dca also says the school is facing severe financial problems. school leaders say they may sue the state to try to keep the campuses open. >>> the mayor of san bruno and some residents are accusing pg and e of dragging its feet. they're in talks to have pg and e pay for community enhancements. >> the gas and electric company is stalling to settle millions of dollars in restitution to the community will. >> a pg and e vice president we spoke with today denied there was any delay, saying the negotiations on the matter of scheduled later this wee

st. joseph health systems says the records of more than 6,000 people were put out on search engines by mistake. personal health data including names and lab results were accessible much of it from santa rosa memorial hospital. now, authorities do say, though, however that no financial records or social security numbers were leaked. >>> new this morning the investigation in to the deadly prison fire in honduras turns up new details about the prisoners and rescue efforts. good morning, marla. >> we are just learning most of the inmates killed in that massive prison fire had never been charged, let alone convicted. this is all according to the associated press which obtained an internal honduran government report. this morning officials are confirming the flames killed more than 350 inmates. also new today, firefighters say they were held outside for 30 minutes by guards who feared there was a breakout. officials say the fire was lit by a prisoner tuesday night. >>> in the west bank, the death toll is expected to rise in that deadly school bus crash. right now officials say at least five children

st. joseph's, missouri. and what this is is genuine american walnut.his is from an american walnut tree, and i'm not sure if we could get this off very easily. >> and it's wrapped well. they wrap things very well in missouri. >> all of the walnut in our rifles is genuine american walnut... >> that is beautiful. >> primarily coming from three great states: the state of missouri, kansas and iowa. and we take great pride in that fact. >> you sand it a little bit. [laughs] >> yeah, yeah, there's some machining to be done. and besides, i would say besides the ooth, smthness oour lever acon, we a most well-known for using america walnut and people really appreciate the look of the stocks on our guns. >> absolutely. >> now, beyond this... excuse me... you know what, maybe i'll take this off the table, thank you. >> yeah, i was gonna go ahead and... hand it to me and i'll... >> thank you. and i'll reach over here. >> moving it in the middle. >> there are significant key components in a gun and one is the gun barrel... >> sure. >> and... this steel is what we c

st. joseph health system said the records of more than 6,000 people ended up accessible on search engines all by mistake. it was mostly names and lab results. fortunately no social security numbers or financial data was released. >>> restaurant and bar owners tell the "contra costa times" may sue walnut creek to protect their business. the city has rolled back alcohol service for one downtown bar. they are afraid the city will shift the quitting time earlier. >>> before we show you this, we want to warn you this is tough to watch. it will show a man crossing a street on the right-hand side there in tenderloin when he's run down by a shuttle bus like they didn't see him. the man was pinned under until firefighters were actually able to pull him free. police say the man did break a lot of bones, but somehow pretty amazingly his injuries not life threatening. they also say the driver did nothing wrong and will not face any charges. that's unusual. >> yeah, hard to watch there. >>> this morning b.a.r.t. is making those plans to beef up service during a three-day closure to the bay bridge we'v

st. joseph health system has notified 6,000 patients about data breach.rivate information was made public through an outside search engine. three hospitals were affected by this. the breech revealed their name, body mass indexes, lab results but we're told not addresses or social security numbers. >>> 125 inmates at&t san mateo have been isolated because of a possible pumps outbreak. so far all the inmate with the outbreak were on the third floor. at least seven court cases have also been rescheduled because the inmates are not allowed any public contact. >>> and it's 8:36, oakland is looking to the past to bring new life to its downtown. the idea is to bring back streetcars similar to the ones the city had in the first half of the 20th century. oakland has a $300,000 grant to study the possibility of putting streetcars back on broadway. there have been two similar studies in the past. the city wants to make it easier to go from jack london square to uptown and the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. >>> sal is coming back, very busy morning. you're watching all o

st. joseph medical center is up for sale after a surgical scandal hits its reputation and its finances.n't follow its religious beliefs. only one of its suiters itors is catholic. >>> they are saying people don't meet the requirements. they are starting a more ,,,,,,, >>> wrap up. i'm wrapping up. i'm sorry. i'm freaking out. thank you world. >> only two years older than me, darling. where have you been all my life? >> merci. merci beaucoup, i love you. >> when they called my name, i had this feeling i could hear half of america going oh, no. oh, come on. why? her again? you know. but whatever. [ laughter ] >> congratulations to meryl streep. you know, there are so many ways to say thank you. m merci beaucoup. >> she's one of the funniest people i know. meryl streep. >> we've heard that about her. >> what were they thinking and saying after they won the oscars? >> mo rocca went to one of the biggest parties in hollywood to get the answers for us. mo, good morning. >> good morning, guys. of course, you know the academy awards is such a slog. it goes on for hours and hours and hours and t

st. joseph's beach, florida. brett is an independent. are you there? you are on the air live. caller: thank you. it is nice and paradise. i worked 10 years for a frozen food distributor -- 80 hours overtime every two weeks. everybody said by a realistic. my home was paid for with cash. so i just kick back -- your life and paradise. all these papers want to hate people for doing the right thing. but i want you to ask this keith ellison fellow or what ever politician you get on there -- why don't they do something smart and let people did into ira's withoutnd penalties, and the warren buffett rule, and let them get their money like the 15% tax rate and then everything would be cool. but they want to steal and field and all that stuff because they are a bunch of crooks. host: we will have two members of the program, keith ellison, let the caller said, and at 8:20 eastern time, david schweikert, republican of arizona, first time -- first term in congress. our lead off in both is the president's new plans for refinancing homes to get people who are under water a break with the low

st. joseph news-press." we can look here at "the star tribune" out of minnesota. picture of republican presidential candidate ron paul greeting supporters. "voters are far from united." host: let's take a look at "the denver post." "romney versus santorum in lead- up to caucuses." talking to us now is national "politico"reporter, james hoh mann. guest: technically, zero delegates are at stake today. it's not really about the delegates. it's about momentum. today is a critical day for rick santorum -- the most important day for him since the iowa caucuses. he will either emerged today as the superior alternative to mitt romney, compared to newt gingrich, or his campaign will essentially be over. he is competing hard in missouri, where newt gingrich is not on the ballot and mitt romney has not invested time. he cannot win in missouri, then he is in real trouble. if he can win missouri, he will be taken seriously. in minnesota, he's considered the frontrunner going into the caucasus. if he can win here, conservatives will give him a real second look. if he cannot win

st. joseph grammedar school, as a strong supporter of catholic education, i have again this year introduced a resolution in honor of catholic schools week. the -- to honor the contributions catholic schools make, not only the students who attend them but our entire nation. since 1974 the national catholic education association, united states conference of catholic bishops have provided leadership in planning and organizing catholic schools week. this year it is celebrated from january 29 through february 5. the theme, faith, academic service, celebrates the broad educational experience catholic schools -- school students receive. catholic school students are not only focused on academic excellence but also on enriching the spiritual character and moral development of young americans. america's catholic schools produce graduates with the skills and integrity needed by our businesses, governments, and communities, emphasizing a well-rounded education and asserting the values of giving back to the community and helping others. nearly every catholic school has a community service program and th

st. joseph's hospital in houston, texas, and they acknowledged the importance of access to women's health care. in a hearing in judiciary, ia very renowned doctor -- a very renowned doctor indicated that thousands of women are impacted with respect to cervical cancer by having access to contraceptives and to be able to be treated properly. let me be very clear. now with the established compromise, no religious institution will have to pay any money and one of the witnesses who happened to be a bishop said, that's fine. i'm not interfering with what some woman does elsewise. and so why do we have this crisis? we have a settlement and resolve. the protection of religious liberty and the protection of women's rights. may i quickly indicate that just recently i introduced h.r. 83 that has to do with bullying, preventing bullying. with the tragic incidents of the last 48 hours, now three young people dead, it's time again for this house to move again on a bill that deals with best practices, to help our schools understand how to help our children. i look forward to this legislation moving forw

st. joseph church and at least one business, the county tim shop has been leveled. this last photograph is of the same church before the storm, as an indication of what happened. this is an historic church which many of us are well aware of have served the catholics in this community for many, many years. between 9,000 and 13,000 people are without electricity because of this storm damage. the illinois emergency management agency is hashed at work clearly debris and roads. governor pat quinn has activate add state emergency center to help with the damage and he and jonathan munkin are on their way to the scene this afternoon. my heart goes out to all people in harrisburg who have lost loved ones. we are keeping in close contact with the people on the ground and working together with my colleague, senator mark kirk's office here in washington. they share our concern for the devastation, damage and death associated with this and both senator kirk and i have extended to the state of illinois our willingness to help in any way possible to deal with this. my thoughts are

st. louis sniper killing, joseph paul franklin hits the interstates looking for new opportunities to carryist wrath. from 1977 to 1979, he commits similar shootings in virginia, tennessee, and oklahoma. >> you begin to see this really what i would call very mission-oriented serial killer who is killing a lot. he's driving around a lot. he seems to have perfected the method of his killing. >> in addition to blacks and jews, franklin sets his sights on an infamous magazine publisher who dared to print pictures of an interracial couple. >> larry flynt, the publisher of "hustler" magazine, he and his lawyer were walking down the sidewalk when somebody opened fire, shooting flynt in the stomach, his lawyer in the side and escaped. both are in critical situation. >> to franklin's frustration, neither the police or the media recognized that one person is behind this shooting, the one in st. louis and those in other cities. >> these would have been very difficult crimes to link. there's such a limited amount of evidence at those crime scenes, there's no interaction with the victims, so the detecti

joseph: nicholas, grab it. ok. never mind. >> about another0 signatures have been filed. >> i will st add to the pile. our land use chair as well as our sick the chair has reviewed the safety plan. we got it yesterday. he was not about to write a letter. i just gave you a picture. you have no oveea i it is not working. ice aijoseph there itit to went. doubt it is working. oereopldinot get the chance? >> ilw bring this kind ofent stuff. heve had the liquor license stce chair joseph: my screen is theeiboood, one tactic, and it grows to many tax. the whole wall is full. that is what i need ausin k neersto, rpo what their responsibilities are. code to eibooo there i was amazed nobody else had said it to them. you have to do walk buys, andtwo we would also like to see the no loitering signs go up. it is part ofe securipl, and th are not up yet. they need to be part of the conditions. need to keep clear the litter 50 feet from the door. other ine ha to have a bus stop in front of my concern is if they are having 100 customers how they are going to deal with the bus stop. and e overflow capacity. vice chair

st. louis are deeply concerned that our communities will be left behind in this new global economy if we don't act now, right now, without delay. as joseph expressed best, quote, missouri is a great state but i'm afraid it will be left behind and manufacturing jobs will go elsewhere. chris from st. louis sent me an email saying quote, what would help my personal economic situation and many others would be a greater investment in our nation's infrastructure. joseph p. from st. louis commented that quote, investing in our infrastructure and educational systems will not only create jobs but will also result in long-term economic benefits for the entire country. karen m. said quote, we need to realize how important good carpenterers plumbers, electricians, brick layers, secretaries, and caregivers are in the long scheme of things. we need to encourage and applaud these jobs. kevin n. put it, quote we need to invest in infrastructure for communication and transportation because public infrastructure is the greatest catalyst for economic development. to create jobs dianne m. said, she has, quote, long thought that unions and small business tha

st. jude's by three. how about the high school shop? in acadia, nebraska joseph christian fires it the length of the floor. 80 feet into the hoop for the bucket at the end of the third quarter. video footage provided by his father. can you tell? long shots weren't only happening in hoops. bruins' dennis seidenberg fires a shot down the ice just after crossing center ice. lo and behold, it gets past the iowa goaltender. from 96 feet away. that gives the bruins the lead. the defending stanley cup champs have all the luck. >>> and all hail the super bowl champion new york giants. justin tuck calls andre brown to the podium to lead the cheer. >> i got a ring. >> they got a ring. >> we got a ring! we got a ring! we got a ring! we got a ring! >> reporter: in case you missed it you have now seen it all. just a moment, maybe years away from when the redskins can sing "i got a ring." >> we can keep dreaming. >> hoping. >> they can practice. they'll come up with a new song. >> thanks, hakem. >>> still ahead the disturbing discovery police made on the computer of a man who

st. ann's in union city. look at what they did to the statue of mary and joseph here, that's just part of the damage done.p crews checked in at the church in the lasts hour. they tell us they're now waiting on the final go-ahead from the oakland diocese to begin painting over and repairing some of this very disturbing graffiti. parishioners are here at st. ann's this morning fork the 8 a.m. mass. a caretaker first discovered the vandalism yesterday morning. it included some damaged to statues of mary and joseph, which had the faces painted black. police say the nature of the graffiti and the timing on ash wednesday make this a hate crime. this morning even some people from other faiths came by with flowers to show their support. >> upsetting. and just want to let the parishioners know that believers from all over care about them, love them, and are praying for them. >> how about this, this morning a member of the church showed us the new cross he built to replace the one on the front lawn here at st. ann's knocked over by the vandals. i also talk to a commander with union city police in the last hour. he