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coming up, actress tatiana ."slany from "orphan black stay with us.as themaslany distinction of playing not one role but a different characters. clones of each other in the hit rake out bb -- break out the bbc ."erica series "orphan black it has put her on the short list for predictions of emmy nominations. we start with a look at the ."ene from "orphan black met some strange people. >> they look nice. >> i made that. >> we love you. don'tmally i would say, do anything rash, but that seems to be a genetic trait. believe me. to changeis the time our behavior. you don't have a plan. tavis: i don't know if we should set out one share or seven shares. >> there's a lineup. tavis: what can you tell me about this new clone, jennifer? nothing. moveon. >> absolutely nothing. tavis: is there anything you can tell me? >> about jennifer? see thehe last one to potential for what could be going on inside her body and what her future could be, so she is facing her mortality, and jennifer is part of that. you were young, beautiful, vibrant, and i suspect that allows

police shot and killed the cat. >> i saw tatiana rment every day. such a beautiful cast. for this to happen, it's devastating oocht in response to mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system. with personal panic buttons for keepers. horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we did have a keeper and it was tacked by a tiger. . >> i understand. the >> buddy system and another person we feel buddy system is actually a more

police shot and killed the cat. >> i saw tatiana rment every day. such a beautiful cast.appen, it's devastating oocht in response to mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system. with personal panic buttons for keepers. horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we did have a keeper and it was tacked by a tiger. . >> i understand. the >> buddy system and another person we feel buddy system is actually a more important offe

. >> tatiana, you have the floor again. >> mr. putin, another nteresting question. russia actually made an annexation of crimea. so does this mean there is any guarantee of sovereignty in the world? >> russia didn't acquire ukraine by force. russia created the conditions of the conditions for forces and armed forces but we created the conditions for the free expression of will of people living in crimea but the decision about joining russia was made by crimea itself. russia responded to that call and accepted crimea into our family. it's only natural. it couldn't have happened differently. force, or the factor of it is a good thing and it will be there always. that's not the point. it isint is understanding significant international affairs. let's recall what happened to iraq and afghanistan and libya and in other regions of the world. , for somebody to ukraine polarat a ne, -- uyi polar one, you have he balance of force. > we have a question from ana. >> we've got lots of video questions on this situation with ukraine. how russia's going to builds relations further

. >> cochair chip supanich, idell wilson, present, councilmember tatiana kostanian, absent. member starlyn lara absent. denise present. wong present, councilmember roland wong? present. councilmember derek zarda? absent. item 1. welcome introduction and roll call. item 2. reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 3, public comment. items none on the agenda and within jurisdiction and each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item 4, information item. report from co-chair supanich. item 5, information item. report from director of the mayor's office on disability. 92 semi 6. information item: the role of adult protective services in addressing self neglect among elders and adults with disabilities. adult protective services aps is a state mandated county administered program that intravenous in cases of adult/elder abuse, neglect, exploitation and self neglect. aps social workers implement a variety of strategies to remine cases of mild to severe self neglect. presentation by jill nielsen, adult protective services program director. public comment is welcome. break. item 7. inf

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tatiana mcfadden won the women's wheelchair race. >> i run for martin, his family and i run for any others who were affected by the bombing last year. this race is for them. >> reporter: earlier, the richard family released this video of their daughter in rehab. last week, the young girl and her family placed a wreath at the finish line. katy kelly goes to church with the richards. >> after i crossed the finish line, i got down on one knee and i said a prayer to martin. i said he was with me the whole time and this race was for him. >> reporter: one family, symbolizing the spirit of a whole city. norah o'donnell, cbs news, boston. >> that spirit of boston strong. coming up on the morning news, alcohol in powder form. it's a second look. >>> when animals attack, a cornered leopard pounces after being surround i by villagers. this is the "cbs morning news." that makes it harder to breathe. that's why you need claritin-d. it combines the leading non-drowsy antihistamine with a decongestant that's powerful and fast-acting all in one pill. so you get more complete relief of your allergy symptom

. >> that is a sound police had after tatiana the tiger mauled three men, killing one of them. the workers tell me the panic buttons failed several tests. they'd hit the button. it failed. >> how so? >> what do you mean? >> no alarms went off. >> the zoo director refused several requests for an interview. this coming up at 11:00. >> we look forward to the report at 11:00. >> we do. >> a bay area group is calling for a boycott of sea world and 12 water parks, asking the public to avied marine parks that have orcas in captivity. there are 53 oshg yaz in 13 parks around the world. including sea world in southern california. the group wants the fashg parks to release them back into the wild >> whales are screaming out they want their freedom they want not to be captive anymore. they're not our toys to play with. >> sea world has been blasted, partially due to the documentary "black fish" claiming the orcas are unsuitable for life in captivity. sea world rejects claims that whales have a shorter life span when in captivity. >> the mayor was recognized and handed out it's awards in s

. >> that is a sound police had after tatiana the tiger mauled three men, killing one of them. the workers tell me the panic buttons failed several tests. they'd hit the button. it failed. >> how so? >> what do you mean? >> no alarms went off. >> the zoo director refused several requests for an interview. this coming up at 11:00. >> we look forward to the report at 11:00. >> we do. >> a bay area group is calling for a boycott of sea world and 12 water parks, asking the public to avied marine parks that have orcas in captivity. there are 53 oshg yaz in 13 parks around the world. including sea world in southern california. the group wants the fashg parks to release them back into the wild >> whales are screaming out they want their freedom they want not to be captive anymore. they're not our toys to play with. >> sea world has been blasted, partially due to the documentary "black fish" claiming the orcas are unsuitable for life in captivity. sea world rejects claims that whales have a shorter life span when in captivity. >> the mayor was recognized and handed out it's awards in s

. >> i saw tatiana every day before i left. it was such a beautiful cat. for this to happen it was devastating. >> in response to the mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system with personal panic buttons for keepers working with the most dangerous animals. horns to broadcast a warning tone and telling visitors to find shelter and a come suiter system that automatically called the police. >> but keepers would trigger the alarm by accident. >> they didn't give us case or gear to prevent them from happening. many employees got inventive. >> after water damage, the zoo decided to mowbt all of the -- mount all of the alarm buttons on the wall. they call it a mistake. >> if you are being mauled by a tiger you can't say, excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> the zoo director and her spokeswoman repeatedly denied our requests for an interest you view. for an interview. >> why put the buttons up on the wall instead of the keeper's person. it may be hard to reach the wall, right? >> we did have a keeper attacked by a tiger. it was a b

. >> i saw tatiana every day before i left. it was such a beautiful cat.ng. >> in response to the mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system with personal panic buttons for keepers working with the most dangerous animals. horns to broadcast a warning tone and telling visitors to find shelter and a come suiter system that automatically called the police. >> but keepers would trigger the alarm by accident. >> they didn't give us case or gear to prevent them from happening. many employees got inventive. >> after water damage, the zoo decided to mowbt all of the -- mount all of the alarm buttons on the wall. they call it a mistake. >> if you are being mauled by a tiger you can't say, excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> the zoo director and her spokeswoman repeatedly denied our requests for an interest you view. for an interview. >> why put the buttons up on the wall instead of the keeper's person. it may be hard to reach the wall, right? >> we did have a keeper attacked by a tiger. it was a buddy system. we feel the buddy syste

librarian valerie feri is putting her daughter tatiana in college and her grandson in a reading programthree months. she dead indicated book to him. >> learning to read, to be educated at an early age is very crucial because it gets people out of their cycle of poverty. >> for others, there are some state programs. april may runs mississippi buildingblocks, a state agencies aimed at children in day cares. >> children like that are a sponge. they soak up everything you give them. >> where it operates, the program has lifted reading rates. it operates in just a few dozen of the state's 170 o'day care centers on a budget of $3 million, about 1% of the state's budget for prisons. in the rest of the state, parents can hope for someone like celia ward. >> they are real. what do you do? >> with the strain showing. john henry, al jazeera, moorhead, mississippi. >>> the former city manager of bell, california, will have to pay back more than $8 million stolen from the city. robert rizzo was also sentenced to 12 years behind bars for a corruption scheme that neil brutted bell. rizzo apologized du

. >> tatiana, you have the floor again. >> mr. putin, another interesting question.a actually made an annexation of crimea. so does this mean there is any guarantee of sovereignty in the world? >> russia didn't acquire ukraine by force. russia created the conditions of the conditions for forces and armed forces but we created the conditions for the free expression of will of people living in crimea but the decision about joining russia russia responded to that call and accepted crimea into our family. it's only natural. it couldn't have happened differently. and as for the factor of force a good thing and it will be there always. that's not the point. the point is understanding fo(+ is significant in international affairs. we need to develop such rules of behavior that we will be stable and would give all parties a chance to agree, to look for upper, to balance between interests. and it's not only about crimea. let's recall what happened to iraq and afghanistan and libya and in other regions of the world. in my opinion, somebody tried to make the world a uni-polar o

love hopelessly hoping for something a dream so you could say it's an absolutely perfect role for tatiana. you have to have. just what are periods in my life when it feels as if nothing's happening inside maybe it's more like i'm digesting information or the slow it's a feeling i get when something you boardin is about to happen and i have to prepare myself lenience i think that's why disposed and see means to me that it's not part of why am i really believe in fate i'm sure there is something happens if it was meant to happen. on you some of my dreams first as a souring teacher and then i got a degree in cultural studies then somehow i ended up coming here making dresses for the actors from the point of view that i had got a degree to begin with i thought working as a costume designer was a backward step might now that i see all these people coming to me and the need of my help now i realize just how important it is that i'm here. that's quite a fancy dress how can we access riser bracelets as a necklace how about a father a father. when you come here you feel beautiful you feel that peo

boston marathon organizers just tweet out this picture of the american tatiana mix san as she is crossing the women's wheelchair division. one hour and 35 minutes and six seconds. and last year she began the first person ever to win the london boston chicago n.y. marathon she could be on track for another sweep this year. bay area runners have have solidary . joining me right now as we look care she made the run this morning and this is all a it either to commemorate the boston marathon. how was it? << we had a fantastic time lots of smiles the 04 miles. it was the greatest are monday. i counted about 200 people that showed up we had a really great turnout everybody can to support boston. does the running communicated with everyone and came out to support everyone. given their feeder on the ground here ar. << the ecstasy everyone in blue and yellow. << blue and yellow is really strong today so we were glad to see it. << are you watching as everything unfolds and boston? << it'll be can agree to go check and how they're doing. so the four mile run they had a great time they said it will be