>> what about liquid prayer, tears? the lord collects our tears. tears are like liquid prayer. they speak without speaking, i guess. >> pentas prayer. one of the earliest -- blood heals the souls. tears cleanse us. >> so many scriptures about grieving and sewing in tears and reaping a harvest, psalm 126 comes to mind. true interception, whether for a person or nation or world, that carries a price tag, doesn't it? >> we stand in the gap. we speak to god on behalf of people. often, their cost is to feel the pain and feel the pain of god. >> what if we are honest and say i don't really feel that, how can we get in tune with god's heart and have a burden even for lost souls? >> we have to wait upon the lord. we have to wait to receive his heart and mind. we have to desire him. sometimes there is no desire. desire to desire. [laughter]. >> god fill me with your heart, indeed. >> let my will line up with your will. your will be done, not mine. that is a prayer jesus said we should be praying that all the time. it is coming up this sunday, right? >> pentecost sunday, indeed. >> incre

>>maureen: tear-gas has just been deployed. i had tears running down my face. the back of my throat is burning. this is all because of a violent confrontation between demonstrators and police. a lot of the bart walking around and covering their faces. the >> of vandalism and graffiti has taken place at the kaiser center. >> they came up to the bank windows and started banging on the windows and shaking the doors. third >> temperatures this afternoon were certainly cooler than what we saw yesterday. thomas's this afternoon, upper 50s and low 60s. with >>gary: coming up, this could be a record, the raiders have to heisman winning quarterback. we will tell you who the latest addition is. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ]

so, it emitted a small dose of tear gas. we got a dose of it my photographer got a dose of it in his eyes. a number of nonlethal weapons at their disposal and ready to use them. >> jodi hernandez from oakland, seen the scene play out so many names the last six or seven months. we will stay on it throughout the evening. >>> across bait in san francisco, protesters tore down a giant effigy of corporate america there it is and there it goes. in the city's financial district, hundreds of protesters held a rally in the intersection montgomery and market streets a short time later, they marched through city streets and occupied a vacant building on turk and goff. we want to know what you think. do the occupy protests help the overall movement? we invite to you take part in our flash survey. you can vote by texting or calling us, 408-300-9222. press 1 for yes or 2 for no. >>> business owners in san francisco's mission district were busy cleaning up today after last night's premay day demonstration turned violent. 20 business and 17

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in my own family, i grew up with stories of the creek trail of tears. my great grandmother, vicey, was carried as a child over the creek trail of tears. we were lower creeks out of casita and kowita towns. kowita being william mcintosh's hometown, who signed and began the creek removal pressure, and when vicey was carried, i don't know exactly if it was late in the 1820s or later in the 1830s, i do not know. no one was certain of her age because there was no birth certificate, obviously, but there are many, many family stories that i grew up with of the creek trail of tears and vicey and then trying to reestablish themselves here in indian territory in the creek country as a lower creek, we were located in the so-called arkansas district.

your tear ducts can be blocked. you can use warm compresses or artificial tears. fatty acids and getting the tear ducts unblocked. >> eric: is it because of allergies and the season? >> that and we are spending too much time in front of the computer. that's one reason we have this. but i want people to know, if you are on any high blood pressure medications, if you are taking ibuprofen, motrin, and medications can cause dry eyes. lupus, scleroderma, vitamin-a deficiencies, you are more susceptible. but are you making enough tear or are the glands blockd? taking artificial tierce or warm compression, there are drug medications your doctor can give you that helps. if there is any inflammation or infection, you should be treating with antibiotics. tear is the best thing for the eye. it protects it from foreign objects. it is another mystery to this creator of our body. they have done a great job with this. >> there are signs to what is going on in the body. >> eric: great advice. >> jamie: thank you so much. >> eric: get the eye drops. >> jamie: have a healthy week.

the wind is blowing the tear gas into my eyes. luckily, i am a bit down wind but it is not that painful. still, many people are walking a ground cover interfaces. many of these protesters are wearing gas masks. maureen kelly, kron4. >>pam: jr is an oakland. >>j.r.: let me give you an idea of what is the scene in oakland. these protesters have been out for most of the day. a gradual dissipation with nearly 1000 people this afternoon. let me show you a video. there was definitely some tense moments outside of city hall. you see these protesters that walked up to a protester. it was during this time that tear gas was deployed. another protester was taken down. and this is video from a flights. please keep in mind their breath at least nine people. this is video from -- or earlier confrontations. >>j.r.: that is what happened earlier this has been a tense day for protesters and officers. this live look from city hall the officers are in the distance. if we can look and be a rise in wheat can also see officers waiting. in the horizon -

various tribes underwent trails of tears. the most famous is the cherokee trail of tears in the late 1830s. here into northeastern oklahoma. but many, many tribes have ended up in oklahoma. and then after the american civil war out on the plains, other tribes were persuaded to come to western oklahoma for reservations. so you get a great diverse collection of native peoples here in oklahoma. removal varied depending upon the wealth of the tribal members depending upon the time of year, depending on who came first, who came last. as an experience. who is in control of the removal. it has many layers of complexity. certainly there was terrible suffering for those who came walking through winter storms, through ice, who were stopped by bureaucratic ineptitude, lack of food, no medicine, lack of tents. and you had to cross the mississippi at some point. lack of steam boats, lack of barges, had to wait a month, two months, floods, prevented the shipping to move people. so terrible experiences. the usual figures about quarter about

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committee that puts together basel rules capital requirements has been studying including gold and tear one capital first of all do you think there is any merit to that or any credibility to these reports do you think it's likely and would this be a game changer of gold was included in this basket of assets. it's a potentially significant development that first of all it's not surprising that the b.r. yes the bank for international settlements is indeed studying this because the banks themselves are going to the b.o.'s and they're asking for the chair one collateral capital basket to be expanded to include additional assets because of course that will make it easier for them to acquire more tear one capital and raise their capital ratios which is what the regulators say they want so they're pushing for this they think gold should be a chair one capital asset many of the banks do but the regulators don't really know how to respond to that because on the one hand you think ok fine if the banks need to additional to your one capital we should find some things that qualify as additional saf

i had tears running down my face. my throat is burning.s all because of a violent confrontation between demonstrators and police. a lot of people are walking around covering their faces. >>james: gabe slate shows us the massive protests is that took over market street. >>gabe: janitors and retail workers were protesting against westfield and walked east down market street to join another protest at montgomery and market street. the march shutdown market street in both directions. police escorted the march with motorcycles. traffic was a complete disaster. first we are the 99 percent was the theme of this march. >>justine: much more on the protests in a minute, let's get you caught up on the weather forecast. >>justine: you should keep an umbrella handy. as we turn our attention back to the day planner, by 9:00 a.m. we will still be dealing with windy conditions in spots with temperatures in the '40's. into the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine and mostly blue skies around the entire bay area. afternoon highs will be cooler with most

and the story behind the styling job that left cameron diaz in tears. >>> a tragic ending for an nfl legend. a triple overtime between the rangers andre the cap the capit. you're watching "early today." it >>> good morning, welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are the top headlines. >>> john edwards' daughter, kate, left his trial in tears during emotional testimony. a former advisor testified how the late elizabeth edwards confronted her husband after news broke that he was cheating on her. >>> a college student suing the drug enforcement agency for $20 million after he spent four days in jail without food, water or toilet facilities. the dea apologized saying they forgot about him. >>> 13 people are now facing hazing charges in connection with the death of a drum major, who authorities say was beaten by fellow members of the marching band. >>> federal agents raid ed pharmacies and health offices yesterday in a crackdown on scams that cost taxpayers more than $450 million. more than 100 doctors, nurses and social workers have been charged with medicare fraud. >>> the

the trail of tears go to the middle of the park and now it tale the trail of tears as well, and so what's very beneficial with the interpretation, they tell these stories but they also say if you want to learn more about the cherokees, the capital of the carrickee nation is not far away, and we would suggest you go there for a visit as well. >> how many parks do you oversee in terms of looking at the history in those parks? >> well, i don't really oversee all the parks. what i do is provide guidance and i try parks that have similar themes, try to get them working together so that they can share resources and information. about two-thirds of parks, about two-thirds of all national parks are historic or cultural, and so i have obviously more interest in those parks, but many of the parks that are not primarily cultural have a lot of very important and interesting historical stories as well. >> and the national park service began when. >> the national park service was founded in 1916, but the first national park was yellowstone which was established in 1872. so there were a number of nation

jon edwards daughter, kate, left his trial in tears during emotional testimony. a former advisored how the late elizabeth edwards confronted her husband are a news broke that he was cheating on her. >>> a college student suing the drug enforcement agency for $20 million after he spent four days in jail without food, water or toilet facilities. the dea apologized saying they forgot about him. >>> 13 people are now facing hazing charges in connection with the death of a famu drum major, who authorities say was beaten by fellow members of the marching band. >>> federal agents railed pharmacies and health offices yesterday in a crackdown on scams that cost taxpayers more than $450 million. more than 100 doctors, nurses and social workers have been charged with medicare fraud. >>> the fame us edvard munch painting "the scream" sold at a record price yesterday. it brought in more than $119 million from an anonymous buyer. unreal. >>> an early look how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at 13,26th 8 after losing 10 points yesterday. s&p down 3 points, but the

and now james teare received a portion of his pension payout. the call for his resignation stems from allegations that county executive used police officers for personal reasons. some of the officers said they complained but james teare did nothing about it. james teare declined to answer any questions about the investigation. >>> about 100 secret service agents will take ethics classes today and tomorrow. this is in response to the widening prostitution scandal that began in colombia. the secret service had previously scheduled training for 20 agents but expanded the program to 100 employees in the wake of the candle. congressman comings is expected to make opening remarks today. >>> taking a look at news around the nation this morning. an fbi sting has lead to the arrest of five men that are accused of trying to blow up a bridge near cleveland ohio. the men, even went as far as to plant the explosives at the base of the bridge. but arm were being dooped. federal officials had been tracking them for months by undercover fbi agents and informant

feeling lonely and blue, her eyes tire and well as a lonely tear drop fell, where she wrote, p.s., iove you. she grieves throughout the months and years with heart ache and pain. tired, stressed, and depressed, challenged by the test of time waiting for the day that her son, her daughter, or husband comes home to stay. tell her that life will still go on. show her, lord, that all this darkness will be followed by the dawn. at this very moment, some are entering the unknown, experiencing their very first engagement of war, their baptism of hailing fire in the perils of hell and valley of death. congressional of army recipient rhetorically defined his experience best by saying there were more bullets in the air than stars in the sky, and for those who fought for it and who are going to fight for it, freedom has a taste the protected will never know, as greater love has no man than to lay down their life. for he today that sheds his blood for me shall be my brother. >> we will conclude this very special ceremony when we continue here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. ♪ ♪ if loving

bit violent earlier today there was a standoff between the police and protesters where reportedly tear gas was used when protesters tried to take over can't fail café and seattle more news of the standoff between police and the protesters there as well the seattle mayor actually issued an emergency declaration saying that he could take anything that was deemed weapons away from the protesters artie's web producer andrew blake is a new york city for more on the day's events andrew be able to happen and nothing much seems like things are really exciting over there i was wondering if that was going to go toward the spirit i was wondering if you could comment on you know how is it that a mayor can say that anything that's deemed a weapon i mean what about keys what about pens and pencils i mean that's all agree just let me tell you something i've had many cars in my time and you can do some serious damage. so yeah i think that's a little bit over the top it's kind of really weird to compare things with what's happening out on the west coast of what's happening out here on the east coast be

[applause] there are going to be some leaders that approach you, suggests that tearing down the hetch hetchy is a good idea. they will grow pew into some discussion about water sustainability issues. but know this. not only do we have the cleanest water, not only have we spent serious amounts of money upgrading seismically the whole system to deliver that clean water, but it is also one of the strongest clean hydroelectric power sources infrastructure that any city across the country has ever had. i want to make sure you know that as this public dialogue begins and do not get misled on those discussions by people who will connect up something that we do want to have which is a good sustainability of water but not by tearing down our dam. finally, i want to end with a discussion about america's cup. yesterday wedid make that announcement that pier 30 and 32 are no longer part of it. the public discussion and discourse around the investment we do need to rebuild the piers including the horrible conditions of 30 and 32 have gone steered away from the excitement and the focus we should be

kate broke down in tears and hurried out of the courtroom. as her father called her name. >> it was very emotional, very touching, very real, very human when kate edwards left the courtroom crying. >> christina reynolds testified in the summer of 2007, elizabeth told me mr. edwards had an affair and she believed it might still be going on. she also accounted a dramatic confrontation between the edwards neararoly airport hangar a day after the national enquirer's first story about his affair. mrs. edwards was very upset and she was fairly vocal. she stormed off and collapsed into a ball on the ground. she testified that a few minutes later, elizabeth confronted her husband again, yelling to him, you don't see me anymore, and angrily tearing off her blouse and bra. >> there's no question that the jury has to be moved hearing about the pain to elizabeth edwards caused by her husband, john edwards. >> kate edwards returned to the courtroom only a few minutes later and shed a few more tears when the witness, under questioning by the defense, testi

police there used tear gas to disperse an anti-wall street crowd. they fired tear gas at demonstrators hours earlier and made several arrests. >>> things also got out of hand here in new york, as activists call an end for income inequality and housing foreclosures. after confrontations ended in arrest, thousands of people later gathered for a peaceful demonstration. >>> five men described as homegrown terrorists are now under arrest in ohio for plotting to blow up a bridge. investigators described the suspects as anarchists who were fed up with corporate america and the federal government. there was never any real danger, though, since the men had been unknowingly working with an fbi informant for months before their arrest. if convicted of the bridge plot, the men could face up to 25 years behind bars. >>> time, now, for the weather from across the nation. severe storms with hail and high winds from the plains into the upper midwest. all the way to pittsburgh and d.c. near record highs across the south. thunderstorms from florida to mississippi. sh

some people out there are suggesting we can tear down that dam and still survive as a city. i want to let you know, as insane as it is, it is, in fact, insane. [applause] there will be some leaders that approach you, others around the city that suggest tearing down hetch hetchy is a good idea. they will start talking about water sustainability issues. but know this. not only do we have the cleanest water, not only have we spent serious amounts of money upgrading seismically the whole system to deliver that clean water, but it is also one of the strongest clean hydroelectric power sources, it infrastructure, that any city across the country has had. i want to make sure you know that as this public dialogue begins. do not be misled on the discussions by people who will connect something that we want to have, which is sustainable water, but not by tearing down our dam. finally, i want to end with a discussion on america's cup. yesterday, we made the announcement that pier 30 and 32 are no longer part of it. i think the public discussion and discourse around the investments that

police in oakland, california, had to use tear gas on protesters. there were similar clashes here in new york and in seattle. >>> on wall street, the dow opens at a four-year high today. strong manufacturing numbers lifted the markets. and could mean the economy is on the mend. >>> showers, meanwhile, for your weather today, in the pacific northwest and dakotas. severe weather from omaha to chicago. >>> and finally from us this half hour, it was an early exit for urkle on "dancing with the stars." >> that's right. jaleel white becomes the latest celebrity to be booted off the show. but he was a gracious loser. here's abc's george pennacchio. ♪ >> reporter: week seven of "dancing with the stars" came down to a danceoff between jaleel white and kym johnson, and roshon fegan and chelsie hightower. the judges chose to save roshon. but jaleel is out. but not without taking away more than just dance lessons. >> patience with yourself. don't be anxious. in the beginning, it was petrifying. t kept me doing e up at night. figures at 1:00 in the morning when

. >> reduced to tears after some one smashed her window and stole her miniature pincher. >> a huge crowdst to say good-bye to junior seau. >> reaction from jennifer hudson to a guilty verdict. new at 11:00. jurors say the case hinged on one cell phone. wendy starts us off. wendy? >> william belfour, convicted for killing her mother, brother, and 7-year-old nephew in 2008. this its our first reaction to the verdict from the hudson family. jennifer and her sister julia release aid statemed a statemen- william balfour is julia's ex-husband. there were no surviving witnesses after the murders. so this case against balfour was a circumstantial one. jurors say it came done to evidence about balfour's cell phone that suggested his location on the day of the murders. prosecutors painted balfour as a former gang member who went after the family in an act of vengence, because julia refused to reconcile their broken marriage. the defense pro posed some one else may have committed the murders in the crime ridden, south side chicago neighborhood. but they had no evidence to support that. those in the

fighting through tears, she testified that mrs. edwards wor weed when she died, there would no be a man around who loved her. she testified of private meetings about hunter. she said she was in a meeting with edwards and his wife and with a benefactor and his life, whoed a vited flying rielle hunter to los angeles to go shopping.

she left the courtroom in tears. the witness that had john edwards so worried, campaign aide christina reynolds, a close confident of his wife elizabeth. her dramatic testimony, a window into how mrs. edwards coped with her husband's infidelity. vividly describing how mrs. edwards confronted her husband at the raleigh airport the day after a national enquirer published its first story about the scandal in october, 2007. elizabeth was very upset, reynolds testified. she stormed off and collapsed into a ball in the parking lot. she wanted, we took her to the bathroom in the hangar. she seemed a little calmer and then stormed out of the bathroom and tried to engage mr. edwards. she said to him, you don't see me anymore. and she took off her shirt and bra. edwards was mortified and humiliated by the publicity. earlier today, the jury heard from josh brumberger, the candidate's young, trusted traveling aide. their close relationship captured by rielle hunter herself in those campaign webisodes. brumberger was there the ni

my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so

. >>> from rice to fice, will a trail of tears hurt her career? she proclaimed minority status in a directory of law professors. what a boring directory. she said it was because she was native american, but then a campaign releasedded a document saying she was one-32nd cherokee. i know hamsters that are one-32ndherokee. they say her great, great, great, great, great, great, great grandfather helped round up cherokees as part of the infamous trail of tears. bright bart.com said jonathon crawford was part of a militia responsible for relocating cherokees from their home. to her credit she called it politics as usual and blamed scott brown even though he had thouing to do with it. speaking of trying to be someone you are not. >> in the backyard we found a unicorn. >> i have been there before wearing a little pink outfit and i felt just as bad. leeann, warren will deny this, but i believe she is lying. she made a living off this. this was in a directory and harvard proclaimed her minority status. shouldn't she drop out? >> well, i am not so sure it ca

. >> they elaborated on that saying tear gas and peeper spray -- pepper spray and flash grenades. >> reporter: word spread quickly even parents of the

. >> police on horse, armed with tear gas. drivers came out of the dock with the first loads of scrap materials. >> reporter: strikers had the numbers but the police had the equipment. police on the street had been ordered to show the strikers no -- >> they committed on the employers tactics throughout the strike. >> reporter: both sides observed the holiday, but on thursday morning the trucks rolled out of pier 38 and the fighting resumed. one fighter described the strike as a series of small battles. >> police draw a temporary victory as the strikers flee before the tear gas is thrown. >> reporter: strikers had the high ground and again used bricks and gas against the strikers. >> the strikers hurled down objects. they started moving down and there were some gunshots fired. >> it moved across to stewart street and in front of the ferry building. two men were finally shot and killed. >> reporter: a witness said it was like the police were shooting birds firing from the hip. this would become holy ground for the strikers. chal

police say hernandez in a tearful three and a half hour taped confession said he lured the boy away, just steps from the bus stop. allegedly with the promise of a soda. >> he led him into the basement of the bodega, choked him there as disposed of the body by putting it into a plastic bag and placing it into the trash. >> reporter: hernandez was 19 at the time, now 51. he was set to be in court today but instid taken to a new york hospital, where he was put under suicide watch. abc news has learned it was a family member or friend who tipped off police after renewed attention to the case. authorities have now revealed hernandez allegedly mentioned the crime to family members as far back as 1981. >> hernandez had told a family member and others that he had, quote, done a bad thing and killed a child in new york. >> reporter: tonight, investigators have yet to say if hernandez indicated any kind of motive. while other workers were interviewed all those-year-olds ago, he never was and hernandez was never considered a suspect. etan's mother could see the children lining up at the bus sto

they will hope to tear down the government's case next week. possible witnesses for the defense include rielle hunter, his old els daughter, cate, and if they decide to gamble, even edwards himself. >> have a nice weekend. >> reporter: risky, after the government wrapped up its case with exhibit 328, the avalanche of lines edwards told me on "nightline" on 2008. >> one of the purposes for having this interview with you, bob, is to tell the truth. >> reporter: prosecutors wanted the jury to see edwards lie, repeatedly, with such apparent ease. a report has been published that the baby of miss hunter is your baby. true? >> not true. >> reporter: edwards abandoned that lie himself early last year, and his former aide, andrew young, the key pros kus witness, told jurors he pretended to be the father at the candidate's request. what were you thinking? >> what i was thinking was, this is personal to my own family. my family knew everything about it. everything. >> reporter: but one of elizabeth edwards' closest friends testified that back then, john

tears and anger in the courtroom. the student who spied on his gay roommate sentenced to just 30 days in jail. >>> health alert. doctors told not to use a major test to detect prostate cancer. so what should men do? >>> power couple, the new bride of the $19 billion founder of facebook. the deal she reportedly made him sign. >>> and solid gold. remembering robin gibb and his iconic band of brothers who started the dance and invited everyone to join in. ♪ >>> good evening to all of you. today, altogether, we heard the surprise ending to the case that has sparked a debate in families across this country. the case about teenage bullying, spying, and what the punishment should be. you'll remember tyler clementi, the young boy with the violin who took his own life. his college roommate had spied on him during a gay encounter. today that roommate broke down in court before he heard surprise words from the judge, that his sentence would be just 30 days in jail. this debate has begun all over again, and abc's chris cuomo is b

reporting there in oakland the town to give a new wife to the occupy movement was met with tear gas and stun grenades as police went on the offensive to disperse crowds of demonstrators artie's medina caution of a has the latest from california. received reports of violence primarily that took place in california and that have cording to the reports at least four people got arrested when police officers ordered protesters out of the streets of the city and that happened around men day when about four hundred people gathered at this to the whole of the plaza to march and to protest and their main themes the war social inequality and police aggression but oakland police did use to tear gas against those protesters have but that didn't really stop them but they continued marching through the streets and chanting anti capitalism slogans we also received reports from my son francisco were it is sad that there is been some of violence and some clashes between protesters and police representatives later add to the end of the may day protest meanwhile we talk about did the state of california o