st. martin school of art. which i did. i applied for a four-year course. it is quit an open course, and the third year of that fourth year i specialized in design. so i skipped a year and i went there and i did foundation first, which is where -- they loosen you up, any inhibitions you have, you can express yourself, i was throwing paint against the wall, you know, i had come from this boy's school so suddenly, st. martin's i was with people a that were more like me. >> and so you went on to this remarkable career in fashion. so people ask, john, how could you say the things that you said, which heard some them, just to repeat them because people are stunned to know that a man who had opportunities, who knew the most interesting people around the world, had access to knowledge, and so much could say things like that were racist like fing asian bastards i am going to kill you, dirty jew face, i loved hitler, people like you should be dead, how could you say that? what is your own explanation? >> i am almost more shocked myself, charlie, i mean i just though

st. martin and our crew, the return proved to be far more emotional than she could have imagined. >> thereand sound. want my chair? take the big black one. sit down. sit down. there you go. >> though returning to the cellblock was difficult, talley told us it was also cathartic. >> yeah, i was down for a while. but i'm not dead. they didn't kill me. i'm okay. emotionally, i'll heal some day. and the sleepless nights and the worry and the wonder, "oh, my god, is this ever going to happen to me again?" i've dealt with most of that and it's really a hard thing. >>> next, on "lockup: raw," an inmate turns violent against himself. >> i swear i'll break my neck [ bleep ]. yeah, i love pain! yeah, yeah! >> etters, stop. with greek nonfat yogurt loaded with protein 0% fat that thick creamy texture, i was in trouble. look i'm in a committed relationship with activia and i've been happy and so has my digestive system. now i'm even happier since activia greek showed up because now i get to have my first love and my greek passion together, what i call a healthy marriage. activia greek. the feel good g

st. martin. did they catch the guy yet? >> they have not caught hip. people are still looking for him.her decided to release this videotape of her nanny cam surveillance video so people can see what he looks like and hopefully they will catch him. >> is it -- did they break and entering? this was broad daylight, right? >> yes. 10:26 a.m. in the morning. friday morning, watching cartoons with her 3-year-old daughter and hear a bang, a crash, and he entered the home. there were several times -- he went upstairs three times during the video, and each time coming back down to punch her, to kick her, to pull her hair, the final time that he came downstairs, he threw her down the basement stairs. >> did he know her name or say anything to indicate that he knew her, had been watching her or had any sort of reference to her at all? >> no, a shg, police have not id that at all. they are searching for leedleed they are confident they will find him. small, suburban town, very affluent. nothing like this has happened before. they have upped the reward foining him to $20,000. >> and i imagine that

st. martin was one of the first women to work at indiana state prison. an isp veteran of 16 years, she was promoted to become the first female lieutenant at the facility. >> when i came in, the only place a female could work was in front of gate three. the only other females were medical staff at that time and then with the change of population, change of the schematics, we finally started to work our way behind the walls. a lot of the females actually quit when they found out that they had to go in. i was one of the lucky ones. i had joined the k-9 units prior to coming inside the walls. by the time they opened it up for us, most of the fellows knew me already. i wasn't this strange oddity coming inside. like i said, it's all in internal affairs' hands now while you're on key lock. it's all in internal affairs. right now i need you to lose the sheet and i need you to lose all the posters off that back wall. acceptance of staff by inmates is a hard thing to earn in here. sometimes respect comes a little bit quicker than it does with males. a lot of it is

martin savidge joins us from the flood zone north of st. louis. martin, i understand the authorities are bracing themselves for another breach. >> reporter: yeah, anderson, this is just outside of west alton. this area has literally been all day long kind of the focus of a battle with the floodwaters here. it had two breaches in the last 24 hours. now the fear is for a third breach. this one could be the most serious of all. the mississippi river is just beyond here. you might see that smokestack in the background there. if it gives way, and there is real fear there's a slide occurring on one of the levees there, if that happens, all that water's going to come right this way. 94 here, this state highway, it is the main way out. they have to keep this roadway open because for a lot of people it's going to be the way they get out of the water's way. they're erecting right now a stone kind of levee very quickly to try to prevent that from happening. in essence, it's going to be a watery alamo. they have to hold it here. if they don't they'll be in ser

martin, st. the 17 world attacked him. --martrayvon martin saying the 17-year old attacked him.angeles man is the latest prison-person to sue costco when he got hepatitis a from frozen berries sold there. the cases have been linked to an organic frozen unburied makes a made by thompson farms. --berries made by townsend farms. i authorities say more than 100 cases across the country have been linked to the berries. there are at least four confirmed cases of hepatitis and the bay area. it is believed that about 240,000 customers bought the mix. the product has been recalled and costco said it will reimburse customers for the cost of hepatitis a shot. the lawsuit is at least the fifth filed here in california. a three year old boy who was born deaf is hearing it for the first time thanks to a special device. doctor sanjay gupta shows us the moment the boy first heard his parents' voices. >> we don't know if he hears everything what we say. >> reporter: his parents say he has already made great progress. although they will never forget what the first moment was like. he is a the fir

st. martin atholic church and cagget life wood.odge 6 in cotton his wife, sons hunter and evor, daughter, parents, grandmother agnes, brother ryan and wife chris, sister beth and her husband matt. mother in law julia and several nieces, nevada fuse, other relatives and friends. . . . these 12 men paid the -- made the ultimate sacrifice and they died doing what they loved to do, serving and protecting others. they will forever be remembered as heroes. their selfless service is a model for the rest of us to follow. these men can be exemplified fwi the words of jesus in the book of john, in greater love has a man for than to lay down his life for hi friends. i'm in awe at the outpouring from people in texas, across the nation and around the world. we are hope thfl great town will quickly recover from this tragic event. all the help that continues to come will speed the process. tragedies such as this explosion remind us how tradge ill this life really. is i ask that everyone please remember, please pray for our military men and women who protect our country from threats abroad and for our fi

[applause] next up, we take you to the speech by governor martin o'malley at st. mary's college this ismary's maryland. just under 15 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> president and chairwoman, faculty, honored guests, grateful and relieved parents, it is a great pleasure to be able to share this awesome day with you and a humbling honor as well. i love st. mary's. [cheers and applause] you can feel the history and you can sense of the future as you walk these beautiful grounds. a century ago, this place was settled in the name of religious liberty and freedom. today this college stand as a beacon of free thought and open discourse. to the class of 2013, congratulations. you did it. [cheers and applause] in a few moments you are going to join a very select club. in a relatively short period of human history, we are told86% of our worlds' population has access to a mobile phone. get this -- less than seven percent have what you are about to receive. namely, a college diploma. less than 7%. membership in this club is not free. [laughter] i'm not talking merely about

we begin with governor martin o'malley speaking at st. mary's college in maryland. after that, governor rick scott speaking at ava maria university. we will wrap up with patricia llodra speaking in newtown, connecticut. we have some postings of your thoughts and what advice you would give to the graduating class of 2013. one says -- learn to think for yourself. stand up for values and be a leader and not a follower. luck,ebra -- lots of kids. and a column i whether harvard grads will remember the amendment addressed by oprah winfrey. she says apparently commencement amnesia is an no one could name his or her graduation speaker without checking. the speaker talked about river blindness and how people could be driven mad and even scratch their own eyes out. then some business school grads who'd maybe had a sip of champagne started booing and were soon joined by their parents. more graduation speakers coming up tonight and tomorrow night on c-span. tomorrow night, we start off with the ceo of twitter speaking at the university of michigan in ann arbor. the gets underwa

three strikeouts for martin perez, who has been outstanding. pretty night downtown st. louis after a lot of rain. 4-2 texas after six. >> joe: all-star game coming up july 16th at citi field in new york in queens for the all-star game here in 2013. you can pledge your n.l. or a.l. allegiance and all of our coverage begins right here on fox on that tuesday night july 16th. >> tim: and you can vote 35 times, right? >> joe: is that limit? >> tim: i think that's right. >> joe: elvis andrus is up on the count 2-0. seth maness got out of a bases-loaded jam in the top of the sixth. here comes his 2-1 pitch. misses 3-1. kevin siegrist, the left-hander, who you can't say somebody literally has come out of nowhere but, i mean, he is a weapon. >> tim: not bad for a 1,235 round pick. >> joe: pick, not round. >> tim: i'm sorry, pick. so there were 1,234 players signed before him or drafted before him. yeah, that's right. he is something. >> joe: yeah, his throws creeps into the mid 90s, developing breaking ball. he's a good one. full count on elvis andrus. give you the a.l. voting l

martin. >>> four people are dead in st. louis missouri, it happened this afternoon.er was possibly one of the owners of the business. police say the shooter got into an argument with the three victims before opening fire and then turning the gun on himself. >>> photos shown in court in the case of a ohio man charged with ramming his gentleman into the white house before jumping a -- his jeep into the white house before jumping a wall. those items were found in his home. the judge was shown photos of other weapons found in the jeep before his arrest. president obama was out of town at the time. >>> the season is still months away but the nfl is making big news. the new security measures that will ban fans from bringing very common items into stadiums. >> what the navy says it will no longer do when sending out messages. and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in school

st. patrick's day for their warm welcome. peter robertson and -- [ applause ] -- and deputy first minister martin mcginnis. i spend the whole year trying to unite washington on things and they come and visit they do it in a single afternoon. i want to thank the secretary of state for northern ireland. to all of the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor -- [ applause ] i want to thank the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuzz wherever i go. so, traffic, and barricades and police officers and it's all a big production, a lot of people are involved and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago, we were honored to join tens of thousands in college green dublin. we traveled to a little village where as it turned out, my great-great-great grandfather was born and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago when i was first running for office in chicago, i didn't know this but i wish i had -- when i was in chic

st. patrick's day with a warm welcome. prime minister peter robins, and -- >> [applause] >> and deputy first minister mir martin mcbegi mcginnis [applause >> i spent the whole year trying to unite washington around things and they come to visit in st. patrick's day and they do it in a sinkle afternoon. >> i want to thank the secretarr of state for northern ireland. [applause] >>> to all the minister insidede the audience, to lord mayor marchin.hin. [applause] >> depend, listening to thethe president there speaking in belfast right now.belf this is before the g-8 summit sm which he will be attending, bute right now he is speaking to a a group of people there talkingtag about the peace that they have h been able to attain and maintain in the region and about the u.s.'s role in this. this we will continue to follow it tf through the morning hours, and d pop back in and see what the se president is saying during thatt time. but again, live pictures out of belfast before the g-8 summit and we will continue to follow it. it. >> meanwhile in other news this morning, new records show the governor of virginia spent taxpayer money on a

martin really has it. he bought this villa in st. barts for under $9 million. now he's listing it for $11.4 million.ke $2.4 million in profits. now, he's also been renting it over the years for between $16,000 and $38,000 a week. all that income has added to it. the property is called villa o sol ei. the big draw is the patio and infinity pool, which looks out on to st. john's bay. there's also a private hot tub in the master bedroom, a lily pond, and a barbecue shelter. not quite sure what that is. the $11.4 million price -- >> the shelter your barbecue. >> if there's a nuclear winter, you can still barbecue. >> the caribbean island has long been a favorite among the rich and famous. martin's place is a bargain by comparison. now, tom smythe, the realtor listing the property, with won't say why martin is selling. he tweeted the news of the sale last week, wouldn't give the reason, but perhaps martin is just on the road too much, playing his banjo. >> he has a new album out. paul simon's wife. >> which leaves him less time to hang out in his new infinity pool in st. bart's. >> i'll see you in the ba

st. louis area. that's where we find martin savage live from west alton, missouri. good morning martin, what's the latest there. >> reporter: morning. it's been a rough night for the people in the small town here. this is the second round of flooding they had on this part of the mississippi in the last six weeks. the flood protection system, the sandbags, they have all been under a lot of strain and for west alton, it was just too much last night. >> reporter: danger in the darkness in the small missouri town of west alton. a levey breach sent emergency teams rushing to safety. >> people can be locked in their house. if the water gets two or three foot deep then they're stuck if their house if they don't evacuate. >> as the flood waters from the nearby mississippi river threaten, many residents didn't need to be told twice to pack up and go. >> i want to be safe than sorry, you know? i don't want to take the chances. >> in many place as long the mississippi near st. louis, high water threatens small towns. sandbags the only thing standing between a surge of storm wa

martin mcguinness. [applause] i spent the whole year trying to unite washington around things, and they came to visit on st. patrick's day and did it in a single afternoon. to thank thet secretary of state for northern ireland. [applause] to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor mark shane. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. [applause] as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i caused a big futz wherever i go. traffic and barricades and police officers, all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very grateful for you accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited here was two years ago. tens ofhonored to joine thousands on college green in dublin. we travel to a little village where, as it turned out, my great great grandfather was born. -- i only identified this individual a few years ago. when i was first running in chicago, i did not know this but i wish i had. [laughter] and i was in chicago campaigning, they look at my last name and they say, oh, there is an obama running on the south side. he must

martin mcguinness. [applause] i spent the whole year trying to unite washington around things, and they came to visit on st. patrick's day and did it in a single afternoon. to thank thet secretary of state for northern ireland. [applause] to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor mark shane. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. [applause] as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i caused a big futz wherever i go. traffic and barricades and police officers, all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very grateful for you accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited here was two years ago. tens ofhonored to joine thousands on college green in dublin. we travel to a little village where, as it turned out, my great great grandfather was born. -- i only identified this individual a few years ago. when i was first running in chicago, i did not know this but i wish i had. [laughter] and i was in chicago campaigning, they look at my last name and they say, oh, there is an obama running on the south side. he must

st. ann parish. it was a prelude to a mass honoring the youngest victim of the boston bombing. martinne of three people killed in the explosion. her mother and sister were among the wounded. the mass was held on what would have been his nineth birthday. >>> an autopsy is being performed on a decomposed body found in car. this was pulled out a bayou in new orleans. the car was submerged in water and police say the honda belonged to the elementary schoolteacher. she's been missing since march. >>> south africa's president is asking his country to pray for nelson mandela. he was rushed to the hospital over the weekend with a lung infection. he's now in intensive care and his condition is being called serious but stable. one of mandela's friends told a south african newspaper it may be time to let him go. >>> a surprising revelation from vatican city, pope francis says he didn't want the job. a little girl asked him if he wanted to be pope. it was pretty unexpected, very honest response. he said i didn't want to be pope. his said his decision to become a priest was difficult but he made i

st. patrick's day for their warm welcome, first minister peter robinson. and deputy first minister martininnis. i spend the whole year trying to unite washington around things, and they come to visit on st. patrick's day, and they do it in a single afternoon. i want to thank the secretary of state for northern ireland, tere teresa. to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor marchin. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuss wherever i go. so traffic and barricades and police officers. and it's all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago. we were honored to join tens of thousands on college green in dublin. we traveled to the little village of montegal where, as it turned out, my great-great-great grandfather was born. and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago. when i was first running for office in

. >>> actor and comedian steve martin listing his villa in st. barth's for $11 million.ild and crazy transaction. he bought this for under $9 million. now he's listing it for $11.4 million, which means if he gets the asking price, he'll make a $2.4 million profit. plus, he's been renting it out other the years for between $16,000 and $38,000 a week. the property is called villa villa o'soeleil. the big draw is the sun patio deck and infinity pool. there's also a private hot tub and master bedroom. the caribbean island has long been a favorite. now $90 million for a compound there in 2008. now the realtor listing the property won't say why martin is selling. steve tweeted out the news of the listing, but didn't give a reason. back to you guys. >> you should see on twitter all of the references to the jerk. you've already mentioned wild and crazy. we think of him as a crazy comic but he is a fair amount of savvy. >> anyone who read his books and watched him, and he's a great tweeter, he's a very smart guy. this is a savvy investment. st. barth's in 2008 and 2009 suffered w

martin and james and stepdaughter alicia. he was a 63-year-member of the carpenter's union local 22, charter member of the united irish cultural center and long-time parishioner of st. paul's church in san francisco. he is survived by five sons, michael, stephen, thomas, james, and loyal and devoted friend to those who will miss his wit and charm. [speaker not understood]. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. >> thank you. many of you probably read that last week we made an exciting announcement that the market which will be a 22,000 square foot food emporium will be moving into 1355 market street. the old san francisco mart on ninth and market street. this is quite exciting because this will be the first full-service grocery store in the mid-market tenderloin area and the market will offer local san francisco vendors an opportunity to showcase and sell locally made food products and promote local -- our local san francisco maker sector to be a priority when we think about the revitalization of central market. long before over the last year and a half, our office was thinking about what it means to ensure stabilization in this neighb

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meteorologist, bill martin is tracking a big warm up, coming to >>> unanswered questions tonight surround the death of a man who was found in a shopping cart in san jose. it was in a cart near st. he field us the body a-- told us the body appeared wrapped up. >> it was almost like a blanket. >> san jose police say it was not clear how the man died. he may have been a transient. homeless people often stay in st. james park. police say it is possible the man died of natural causes, and someone tried to cover up the body. investigators have not ruled out homicide. >>> san jose police are also investigating the death of a man knocked unconscious. he died today, and now the case is being investigated as a homicide. detectives say the man was critically injured during a fight on north 12th street. the man was identified as francisco lugo sr. >>> new details tonight from vallejo police about a man shot and killed by an officer on a boat at the city's marina. investigators identify the man as timothy john walker. they say walker pulled a gun when an officer approached him about 8:00 last night after responding to a report of an argument. police say the officer opened fire in self-defe

st. patrick's day, for their warm welcome -- first minister peter robinson and deputy first minister martin mcguinness. i spend the whole year trying to unite washington around things, and they come to visit on st. patrick's day and they do it in a single afternoon. i want to thank the secretary of state for northern ireland, teresa villiers. to all the ministers in the audience; to lord mayor m?irt?n ? muilleoir. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuss wherever i go. so traffic and barricades and police officers, and it's all a big production, a lot of people are involved -- and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago. we were honored to join tens of thousands on college green in dublin. we traveled to the little village of moneygall, where, as it turned out, my great-great- great grandfather was born. and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago. when i was f