st. patrick's most recently. and i've also gone out to parishes throughout the bay area and i've given presentations, full days of retreat. a weekend where i train the eye to see god, to find god and recognize his patrons of relating to us. and to recognize the stirrings of grace and the promptings of grace. god is always trying to lure us back to himself, to see him with us under any condition. and since the current condition is mostly in the dark, we have to develop a night vision. the capacity, this prophetic vision, to see god in the dark, to recognize stirrings of grace, opportunities for conversion in the shadows, in the twilight. yeah. with a faith of vision. >> i think it is difficult to develop a humane sensibility these days. the human race is more or lesslr divided on the planet's health. where are the affirmation of my soul, where can that be found? films are a specialty of yours. you mentioned groundhog day. is that an examination of a despairing world? >> yes. yes. as i see and interpret groundhog d

st. patrick's church. then it was moved back to hellgate village. the development took over it. the friends of missoula worked hard to obtain it and bring it to museum grounds where we can preserve it and tell those andies about early hellgate make history come alive. fort missoula was established in 1877. for many years, the leading citizens of missoula lobbied the territorial government, state government, and the federal government for a fort. during this time, this is the worst of the indian wars. you are pretty much in the midst of the sioux wars, which were devastating. in 1876, you have custer's defeat at the little bighorn. there are lots of fears about the indian menace. the flathead indians, very peaceful. the nez perce, very peaceful. but there's the threat of the sioux indians, the cheyenne, the blackfoot from up north, so there was a fear for that. plus, in my opinion, the missoulaleaders of understood that once you get the government in, you can't get them out. and they pay an ungodly amount of money to the community. i think it was a shrewd decision by the city fou

st. patrick's day. i love the story where he snuck off, he went out alexandria to have a traditional irish lunch. they didn't tell the tavern owners until about 45 minutes before that he was going to show up. but you can imagine, people in their st. patrick's day, having fun. and all of a sudden, president reagan walks in because he wants to have some corn beef and hash. but like i said, some presidents, the celebrated. and they are out there. and others, you know, just another day at the office. >> how does security change the work that historians do? and change the whole new lou of the white house? >> so, the security of the building itself has changed drastically in addition to what information is accessible and what can historians write about. the presidential libraries remain sort of the key source, if you're looking at anything from administrations going back to franklin roosevelt. but before that, presidential papers were kept by families are the ended up at the library of congress. there were do

st. patrick, st. vincent high school. >> it gives react and pressure in a safe environment.aining, when they have the opportunity to train and see other handlers and how they are training it raises the bar for everybody. >> dogs competed in several phase, narcotic detection, practice troll,o beat yens, it was open to the public. many wanting to see when the dogs take down a bad guy. >> there will be a decoy and they will have the handlers search the bad guy. >> handlers say the dogs are a lot of responsible but they are friendly, loyal an asset tonot put our sevens in danger, their presence can help a suspect change their mind from wanting to hurt us to delivering up. >>> former red sox all-star david ortiz has been released from the hospital in boston. he's home following three surgeries and will continue his recovery there. he was shot after a gunman mistook him for another man. the shooting was ordered by a drug kingpin. >>> in russia a thousand pipe were arrested in moscow. it was pushed by police into side streets. the dem station involved more than 3500 people. the pro

st. patrick's day.>>> the manager shows us the 100 cases of irish was ski he stocked up for the fourth. he expects to serve up to 4000 irish coffees thursday alone. >>> when the fireworks stop there is a tidal wave. we have to pull out a doorman. and stop people because you cannot move in here.>> reporter: the restaurant offers a view of the waterfront. on thursday the fireworks.show nebraska plans on watching.>>> it brings back the history lessons we had as children. the celebrations.>> reporter: the show is scheduled to start at 9:30 pm and last for 25 minutes. the best viewing spots are here at the end of pier 39 and aquatic park.>>> just a reminder if you happen to be driving over the golden gate bridge with the fireworks are going off highway patrol said do not stop or pull over to watch. the pedestrian walkway on the bridge is also not an option. it closes at 6:30 pm. treasure island is a great place to watch fireworks. this year the treasure island development authority said a construction boom has roads closed and there is no parking at the usual viewing areas. >>> the interior

prior to that, this year, on st patrick's day, my house was firebombed. dog barking. shooting out flames, like i said, about that big. did the police ever find who was responsible? i don't call the police. i don't call a group of people that are out to harm me to try and protect me. both the antifascists and the proud boys say the police are too hard on their side, and too soft on the other. for antifa, even talking to the cops can get you cut off from the group. people aren't lining up to co—operate with us. danielle 0utlaw has been portland's chief of police for less than two years. i get the chief 0utlaw, who's side are you on? right. what are little black girls going to think of you for protecting white supremacists? we enforce laws but we focus on behaviours, and regardless of which side it is, we still have an obligation to protect and to facilitate first amendment rights to free speech, regardless of what's being said. protesters chanting: nazi scum has got to go, hey hey, ho ho! we have convinced rob and luis to exercise their freedom of speech with each other

st. patrick's cathedral in new york and also. there were protests outside the sda, where activists were advocating for drugs to come to market quicker. for more research by the government. more support of people with aids. the community was providing meals, support, information about drug trials, and organizations like after and other organizations really advocating for people with aids and for the community as a whole. >> more than 362,000 americans died of aids before treatment for became widespread in the late 1990s. and to illustrate that story, we have a section of the aids --. the main project in 1987 laid patches of a quilt across the national mall here in washington dc. this is evidence that, while aids is now a treatable disease, the aids crisis is really not over. this is a piece of a quilt that tells a story of a transgender woman in atlanta who died in 2016. her name was cheryl courtney evans. next, we're going to go to a section that talks about the battle for same- sex marriage. and the role that states in religion

st. patrick's day.>> the manager shows us the 100 cases of irish wispy he stocked up for the fourth. he expects to start up to 4000 irish coffees thursday alone.>>> when the fireworks stop it is a tidal wave. we have to pull out. and stop people because you can't even move in here. >> reporter: the restaurant offers a view of the waterfront. on thursday the fireworks. a show this family from omaha nebraska plans on watching.>>> it brings you back to the history lessons we had as children. the celebrations. >> reporter: the fireworks show is scheduled to start at 9:30 pm and last for 25 minutes. the best viewing spots are at the end of pier 39 and aquatic park.>>> the city of richmond put on an early fireworks show. this video was shot in the past hour from our emeryville camera. richmond does is independence day celebration a day early complete with a concert performance by the oakland symphony at crane way pavilion. there's a fireworks show at the oakland coliseum right after the a's game. i ktvu.com we have posted a list of holiday events happening across the bay area. ktvu.com. >>

st. patrick's day parade, the filipino cultural parade and we ceb pride just ltekd.why doesn't the city have a fourth of july parade? >> how did you like our fourth of july parade? >> here? >> we didn't see it. >> how did you enjoy our parade this morning. >> sorry is, didn't see it. >> we don't have one. i'm kidding. we don't have a parade.o cf1 o >> i'm glad we didn't see it. >> reporter: my point exactly. i would ask the mayor of san francisco but she wane at work today. we were directed to san francisco's mission terrace neighborhood where a big celebration was being held. we were told there, long-time san francisco cans would know why. >> maybe because we don't have any tanks today. i'm not sure. >> reporter: instead they had these fiery vintagefo32 years, opener of roxie food center has been feeding hundreds of people on the fourth. >> it's my honor and pleasure to do this. i didn't realize that we didn't have a parade in san francisco but it started 32 years ago. >> reporter: in fact, none of people born and raised in san francisco rawles ever seeing a ly thed

st. patrick's day, countless potlucks and if you don't have a place to go to on thanksgiving, eat and fell at home at the hockey. regardless of how far away you move from the neighborhood or how long it's been since you've walked into the hockey, we know you will be greeted by friends on both sides of the bar. the dictionary defines legacy as the gift of one person handed down from one to the other. we have lost many landmarks in our neighborhood. recently the little christmas tree lot is now an apartment building, but the hockey remains much as it has since the first day i walked in 30 years ago. erin and caramel, when they started the business did not change it much. cleaned it up but kept a lot of it the same. much the same way shawn and joseph didn't change it in their care. the sign reads hockey haven bar and grill as it has for decades even when the grill is not being used and hockey games took a backseat to warriors games. the original owner was a hockey player and the picture graces the bar walls as does pictures of many locals, new and old. with target's, c.v.s., and starbucks pop

st. patrick's church. then it was moved back to village. in the 1980's, the historical and mazzola worked long and hard to maintain it and bring it to museum grounds where it could be preserved, tell the story, and make history come alive. fort missoula was established in 1877. , the leadings citizens of missoula lobbied the government, the territorial, state, and federal government for a fort. you have to remember that during , this is the worst of the indian wars. pretty much in the midst of the , which were devastating. '76, you have custer's defeat. largelyhead indians are peaceful. there is the, but threat of the sioux, the cheyenne, the blackfoot up north. there was a fear of that, plus, , missoula leaders understood that once you get the government in, you cannot get them out, and they pay and ungodly amount of money to the community. shrewd it was a very decision by the city founders to pursue having a fort. quarters, aicers root cellar, and a carriage house. those are the only three structures that remain. in the early 1900s, it's

st. patrick's church. then it was moved back there in hellgate village, but then the developments took over it and in the 1980's the friends of the historical museum at fort missoula worked long and hard to obtain it, to bring it to the historical museum grounds where we can preserve it, tell those early stories about hellgate and make history come alive. fort missoula was established in 1877. now, for many years, the leading citizens of missoula lobbied the territorial government, the state government, and the federal government for a fort. you have to remember that during this time period, this is -- this is the worst of the indian wars. you're pretty much in the midst of the sioux wars, which are devastating. in 1976 you have custer's defeat at the little bighorn. there's lots of fears about the indian menace. and we have, the flathead indians, largely peaceful. the nes pers who come through the area, peaceful. but there's the threat of the sioux, the cheyenne, the blackfoot from up north. so there was

st. patrick's day parade police became suspicious when nobody got into a fistfight. [ laughter and applaused gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight she is the u.s. representative for new york's 14th congressional district alexandria ocasio-cortez is here tonight. [ cheers and applause very excited to have her here. he is a fantastic actor you know from "the book of mormon," "girls," and "black monday." his new memoir, "too much is not enough: a memoir of fumbling towards adulthood" is available now. andrew rannells is back, everyone [ cheers and applause and she's the talented chef and the food director at bon appetit who is here to tell us about her new cookbook, and will be making some incredible blts for us. carla lalli music. [ cheers and applause so you are here on a great night. just a heads up, tomorrow night, i'm going to be at the civic theater in new orleans doing standup. saturday night, carolina theater in durham, north carolina. so, come check me out if you live near either of those places before we get to the rest of our show and our fantastic guests, the presiden

st. patrick's with a head to rally i worked with cardinal raising money if you get to new york one of the out? >> it is very difficult to understand how the impact on academic med centers if you have medicare for all understand that a lot of research including nih research is subsidized by clinical revenue. and in medicare for all if you look at it, hospitals academic hospitals would see a revenue decrease on average before 11% that is in sustainable. >> there you go, thank you for the facts, on this story, dr. robert grossman. >> to bernie. >> go ahead. >> giving away all money home depot committed to veterans programs i think we spent 250 million so far on it, more to come. bernie's, right as american citizen to believe this what he wants to believe like four people here i my disagree with what they say but their right to say what they want to say bernie believes in -- trump bernie believers doing a good job bernie's money paid taxes on it i don't know how much home depot, but kids like people at work 42000 people, they are the people led by bob that give the quality of care. >> and to

if you want to check out the k- 9 trials this saturday it is free and starts at the saint patrick st. vincent catholic school. for more information at over two www.ktvu.com and click on the web link . >>> coming up in a moment democrats bow to investigate president donald trump. in the next half hour now that republicans are pushing back after the testimony by special counsel robert mueller. >>> we will let you know about the official request of the festival to let people legally smoke marijuana at the three- day event. >>> north korea may have violated u.s. sanctions after firing off a series of missiles earlier today. they are currently analyzing what types of missiles were launched into the sea. south korea is reported they was short range missiles. >>> four people are recovering after crushing the car in san francisco. they said four people was inside of a silver mazda when it crashed between highway 101 just before 6:15 am this morning. it took out a fire hydrant and the water gushed out and flooded the street. people were taken to the hospital with him life- threatening injuries

st. patrick's day a few years back, they nicknamed it the shamrock shake.gh as a magnitude. this one surprised me in that it went on longer than i expected an earthquake to go on. i would have to guess it was maybe 30 second, maybe longer. so certainly the longest one i've experienced in my relatively brief amount of time in los angeles. some people have said it felt shorter. i know lucy jones, the respected seismologist said in her house, she felt it for more like ten seconds. so a short period of time for her. other people say it seems like it was even longer. so definitely longer than what most people normally experience, especially when you consider however it was. >> we are getting word from the local fire department in ridgecrest, saying that, the kern county fire department saying they're working on nearly two dozen incidents ranging from medical assistance to structure fires in and around the city of ridgecrest, california. urban search and rescue teams are on the way, but we do not have a clear sense of what the damage is in kern county and in ridg

patrick wintour. stewart wood who sits for labour in the house of lords is also skeptical. as stdum and we're not quite there yet in all circumstances. that is a pretty neat analysis. labour is moving, but i guess to put this really bluntly, is the labour party now an anti—brexit party? no, it is not. but in very well be moving in that direction. why this matters to eve ryo ne that direction. why this matters to everyone watching. every single change in the uk domestic scene, what has happened in the three years since the referendum is that the country is polarised. for more than any of us might‘ve predicted and entirely on the lines of whether you are pro—brexit or anti—brexit. for a party to be in the middle is a very tricky place to be and the labour party is still somewhat in that awkward middle ground in british politics when it comes to this brexit issue. but it seems to be heading into the direction of being anti—brexit. whether that is a smart move or not, we will have to debate that another time or maybe now, ross. there are plenty of people within the labour party sayin

[applause] and when patrick henry rose to speak his famous words at st.chmond, "give me liberty or give me death," he spoke in defense of a tradition that began more than 150 years before at jamestown. right here. it was a heritage those patriots would fight along war of independence to defend. and it is a heritage that countless americans have fought and died for to secure and all of the centuries since. and our time, we must vigorously defend those cherished democratic traditions that have made our beloved republic the envy of the entire world. and it still is as much as ever before and maybe more. our heart, one culture, of self-government must meet nourished, protected, and constantly preserved. that is why we must speak out strongly against anyone who would take power away from citizens, individuals, and state governments such as yours. [applause] in america, the people will forever rule. it so people will forever reign, and the people will forever be a sovereign. of [applause] from the first legislative assembly down to today, america has been the s