i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. i wouldn't let nothing happen to terry. my friends, the ones i'm close with from the streets know me and terry are homies. we're just friends. that's as far as it goes. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like be known as more than a homey or a friend. someone who is sincere and nice, that can be there to talk to them, you know, just as a person, instead of the situation as it was. >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. >> what? >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. wow. >> with terry's future possibly hanging in the balance, terry and clarence will have to wait to find out if their request to live together is granted. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" will these potential cellmates become soul mates? >> when you see somebody acting just like a woman, there's always going to be some type of temptation. >>> plus, officers give these inmates a surprise wake-up call. >>> we operate here, you know, so it's like this here. i just charged it out. you know, the first -- we still want t

terry i guess is a must. see car or cake cake karl terry was that it was the republican party that was the party of abraham lincoln it was the republican party in fact they were called the radical republicans in the eight hundred sixty s. eight hundred seventy s. and early eighty's who pushed through the thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth amendments and who were there who were advocates of the end of slavery the abolitionists and somehow he's thinks that because that republican party then was that republican party that this republican party should be honored for that when in fact richard nixon came out and said you know we're going to reach out to the and the democrats were the party of slavery historically and it's and they were the the segregation now segregation forever party right up until the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. . but the and in fact what eisenhower leads good efforts i think and tried to to desegregate the republican party but it was nixon who came out with the southern

he stood up terry did and was perhaps almost expecting a reaction for what he said he did get a little bit of reaction but what. everyone has not yet seen is the reaction that i actually got when i stood up to ask a question about why is it that when we hear racist talk racists ads and i gave the example of pete pete hoekstra is a very racist ad asian ad that was ran in the in the michigan senate campaign this past election season and i said how come we don't hear the entire right repudiating these comments and i was booed i was screamed at i was yelled that i was as many reports say i was shouted down and that's very accurate so i think what is very telling is that terry was tolerated the segregation talk was tolerated but the questioning of not necessarily are conservatives racist but why is there no condemnation for this race this talk that was booed and that says a lot and in my pain what it says is that this this party that party has been using racism as a political tool for a lot of years and intend to continue it's very just just my personal opinion kimbra. can kim thanks so muc

terry chapert. that's the first. am telling hr, you will not let him out of here, greg. >> get used to it and he pulled the trigger to make himself look bigger. north korea continue to bluster . concern that north korea kim jong-un is backing himself back in a corner. trash talk and saving face. he prepared rockets to fire on south korea and u.s.. there he is . another shows him studying battle plans with u.s. main land strike plan. see it in the back. there it is. >> and close up show a black line with dc and left-sideand possible austin or austin. that they are also targeting hawaii. why they are i don't know . there is a broadcast of kim inside of his war room. >> [laughing] oh, oh, oh. >> we should be worried. the missiles do look like crayionings. terry should we go to war or would we go to war because this guy doesn't want to lose face. is this how war starts >> no, no. here's the thing. not are we china -- north korea is their (bleep) and does that make sense. >> great way to put it. >> because was that china

there is the pope, there is the pope, kissing a terry, very excited, terry, here.of excitement, a aal sense of spirituality for a order y of the highest order that people will be experiencing morning. this morning. a catholic mass like no other. very at we see very, very ut ely in the history out willlic church. one that we will see pope .rancis undertake in a matter of back tut here. and we'll be reporting back to you over the course out morning over the building excitement as that mass begins to start soon. >> thank you, for setting that up. this is an this is an historic event. it is a spectacle as you can rowd there what a crowd there in st. peter's square. it is also a spiritual event. we want to turn to cokie roberts rome foreen with us in rome for ois choosing of the pope and e, alast one as well. cokie, as you look at pope francis who has struck such a, such a different note -- was announced. when he was announced last week. you and i were sitting on the he was.in rome. we had no idea who he was. neither did the crowd in st. ovter's square. but they have co

then i began to have thoughts about terri. maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them enough th

so, according to terry's appeal, he's appealing this on two bases. one, wee we're removing and not replacing a second required egress. it is our position that that egress is not required and the existing stairwell isn't safe or permitted. the second element of his appeal is that our proposal would remove a space that is part of his lease, this laundry room in the basement. and it's our position that what we are proposing is preserving his laundry facility, but moving them into his unit. i agree that that is his washer and dryer, it's his. and i agree he's had laundry facilities as long as he's been there, or since i've owned it. but i do not agree that is his exclusive square footage in the basement. and also, if you look at the permit history, that's not permitted usable space. it was never a permit to installed a laundry facility. so, that's kind of a problem. and, you know, lastly, both terry and the other appeal, what they're asking for is not some sort of compromise. they're asking for you to revoke the the permit and for, you know, me the prope

right, terry. as the tech economy has heated up, a lot of companies are finding it worth a little extra money to have their product made here close to home which is why facilities like this one are growing and hiring. it's like opening a present that will be giving gifts for years to come. san jose's best-tronics taking the wraps off a giant 71,000-square-foot manufacturing facility by giving locals a place to see their products being made is bringing testing back. >> here they can just drive down 101 or 880 and they're here. we can send our engnaers to work. the advantages cannot be quantified. >> reporter: manufacturing jobs, long outsourced to other countries, coming back here to the bay area giving the already hot tech industry a slightly different shot in the arm. >> and so there's another category of jobs, technical jobs. there will be some ph.d.s but people with technical degrees and technical expertise in manufacturing. we've lost a lot of that over the last few decades and it's great to se

thank you so much terry for your support in this. carey, i also see and she was formally supported this program with all our teachers at the district level so carry, thank you for that. and she's here again, will never go away. and again, our super mentioned maggie and she is our heart and soul. she gives them everything that they need to endure this and be successful in this. so thank you so much for your work. and of course, no program could be successful without funders. the morris [inaudible] foundation, san francisco school alliance, and thni-nabts so thank you to all the folks -- oh, i'm sorry. and of course my deb debra, everybody's debra. i wanna take the largest part of her. did she is an extraordinary leader and support person and thinker and so without further adieu, i would like to bring up the honorees. so i think you'll come up into the center field. and i guess our superintendent will come -- they will come in and form the arc. and our first is pamela [inaudible] from hill crest elementary school. and she's got a new w

finally, this is the view from terry's home. from the second floor. excuse me, the absentee owner, the home is rented and this is the home from her terrace and it extends from corona heights to all of downtown and the bay extending south east. so this is what it would look like with the new home inserted. again, the major primary view of the corona heights downtown and the base is maintained and it is my contention that her view is improved. what this project will do is basically add safety for the crown terrace because putting in a garage and a driving deck, it will allow the cars to make turns and come back out of crown terrace from the ambulance right now it is difficult to make a turn with this project it will make improved safety for that whole street. i would like to give my remaining time to mr. santos to address the engineering issues, thank you, commissionerers. >> good evening commissioners, i am the project engineer, and i would like to respond to the comments and as he mentioned to you all that we had a conversation and it was very (inaudi

and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard [ bleep ].ome down with a knife, hit him. >> that was the handle? >> that was the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. somebody laid it out. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag inside. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having four stabbings a year. it's july, we've already had four stabbings. and we seem to be increasing. for whatever reason. we shouldn't be increasing. we're just trying to check. we'll go back in and check, see what we can find out information wise. >> why does the whole prison have to be on lockdown? >> because that's what i want. that's what i feel like is best right now. they got to understand i'm not going to tolerate it. another day in the penitentiary. >> less than 24 hours after the stabbing, the wa

he said, no, terry lynn hasn't been here.t this point i'm really, really concerned, where could she be? >> well, we've put a picture up of her in case anyone has seen her. i should add that the the bar she was in, the lakeview section of new orleans, and the bar was parlay, in case anybody was there, and that your daughter is, she's about 5-8, 180 pounds and she was driving a three-door black and do, wun 494. if anyone knows anything call police. tony, thank you for joining us and you know, we wish you, you know, we wish you good luck and we wish you get that good phone call from your daughter. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> greta: we have trouble tonight with afghanistan's president karzai accusing the u.s. working with the taliban to destabilize afghanistan. the charge coming at a critical time in talks to the u.s. military presence in afghanistan after 2014. former u.n. ambassador john bolton joins us sir. >> good evening. >> greta: how troubling is it that karzai is essentially accusing us of being in kahoots with th

that was 30-year-old scott terry that was 30-year-old scott terry of north carolina.was just one of a room full of attendees at cpac discussion called trump the race card. are you sick and tired of being called a racist when you know you're not one? mr. terry is worried that all this talk of minority outreach is coming at the expense of young, white southern males like himself. mr. terry explained his concerns not event's moderator, an african-american conservative and member of the frederick douglass republicans. mr. terry asked mr. smith if he would support regular allegation as booker t. washington advocated. he responded by citing a letter douglass wrote to his former slave master. >> when he escaped from slavery, he writes a letter to his former slave master and says, i forgive you for all the things you did to me. no! >> food and shelter, don't forget those chains. let's turn to e.j. of the washington post, and benji sarlin, political reporter for talking points memo. he seems to be at odds with the report. this seems to be a step backwards. >> no kidding. when

>> reporter: good morning to you, terry.stration does happen. the government is warning that starting in 30 days you can experience long delays at sfo and some of the country's other major airports because starting in april, that's when the faa wi could start furloughing air traffic controllers to save money to make up for budget cuts. at sfo instead of 120 flights an hour, could end up handling 60 to 80 flights an hour which means you could see delays of up to 90 minutes during peak flight times. >> we have to save a billion dollars and the share of that money will come from faa where employees are so we're looking at $600 million savings at faa which means long delays, longer delays at san francisco, and closing some towers maybe up to 23 in california. >> reporter: as you are hearing secretary ray lahood mention, some small airports in the bay could have towers shut down clueing santa rosa, napa, concord, san carlos and livermore. reporting live at sfo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much. meteorologist c

kimberly terry is there with more for us tonight. kimberly?reporter: diane, that young man was shot right in front of his home and his family tells us tonight that it was his father who heard the gunfire and went downstairs to find his son. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. his family has identified him as jacob valdavieto. he was walking to his parents' house last night about 3:00 a.m. overnight that is when a car pulled up, a latino man got out, asked if he was part of a gang and shot him. the suspect is still on the loose. according to his family and police, he has no gang ties. his loved ones say he was a good guy and has a lot of family and is loved by everyone. he was dedicated to sports, particularly football. he graduated from archbishop rear done high school. he was going to college in portland and he was playing football. he was scheduled to go back to school on monday. they are still looking for the suspect in this case. if you know anything about the deadly shooting you are asked to call san francisco police. live i

terry mcsween is joining us live. terry? >> reporter: i can tell you that the police department is telling me they're going to be taking this very seriously, increasing patrols at aragon high school tomorrow. all because of this one anonymous post. it raises questions about young people and their social site communications. >> they know what's happening. a lot of people aren't going to school tomorrow. >> reporter: ryan sees all the buzz online tonight, about what was posted on the high school facebook confession page. it threatened violence tomorrow. parents are shaken up, too. >> people aren't going to be sending their 8-year-olds school tomorrow, because of the concern of bullets. >> reporter: police are taking the threats very seriously and will increase police presence at the school tomorrow. there is some indication this may be a hoax. >> to give a threat like this and make time and preparation available for the police department to prepare for that type of action would be very unusual. >> reporter: facebook confession

so i'm ecstatic about that. >> john: terry were you surprised so many members of congress didn't havea terrible problem with violence against gay women or undocumented mexican women or women that live on reservations? >> you know, i have to say, i was telling someone i was at the signing ceremony today and it really was a good moment. and i have been so focused particularly since the 113th congress started at get this thing passed. now that it's passed, it has been signed into law i've been taking a step back and i find myself really angry at eric cantor, at the other republican leadership who have done all they could to derail this law that literally saves lives. i think that we have -- from the women's movement point of view, there were -- what, over 130 all republicans who voted against the violence against women act and they need to be defeated. we need to unseat them and there were 22 senators who voted against it. it is not okay. we have to defeat them, too. >> john: it is a shock to me. is it that popular among republican voters to support violence against women on reservations

marla and terry showed you a backup at the toll plaza. that was unusual for a friday. typically what happens between 5:00 and 6:00, we have toll lanes opening shifting staff there so that's what happened. they are all open again. smooth drive. no problems on the span. good stuff. over here, this is fremont. tougher to see the roadway. turned the camera from mission to folks coming from north this is southbound 880 at the truck scales and auto mall park sign which we can barely see. sensors as far as traffic and weather index not showing a problem. san jose is okay. look toward the peninsula where we do have fog kicking in. we'll end here and send it back to you. >> very good. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. one person is dead and deputies are still sorting out what actually happened. we'll have a live report with new details from sonoma county coming up. >>> the new details this morning about human remains found in a remote part of the peninsula. why investigators need your help. >>> breaking news out of sonoma county this morning where there's be

. >>> my name is paul terry frances and i live at 1248 treat. i represent myself and my wife jessica. we're both self-employed, i'm a web designer and she's a writer. the noise it will cause will drastically impact our ability to conduct our lives and our businesses. i rely on a fast data connection which we pay for through our rent. and if i were to have to go [speaker not understood] it would impact my ability to service my clients. i'm concerned especially about the shared basement. our properties share a lot as you've heard. the last when the lady moved out, the tenant who is quite old, this happened over the -- over the summer we're going to be in europe. when we come back, we had an infestation in the basement. they carried over from her property. they removed asbestos and we weren't notified, which i thought was really strange. and it seems like the people removing the asbestos weren't really suited properly for it. then afterwards there was an odor from the removal of the asbestos for quite sometime like a week or two. the building itsel

general so with this little awareness of the situation sacca atmosphere is very much on satin well terry keep is a psychiatrist and consultant to human rights watch explains to r.t. some of the reasons he believes the facility is still i. believe there is a large media component to this a publicity part and that is. to demonize a group of individuals as if the problems for citizens living in the united states have to do with the presence of evil people among us and that image of evil people

she sat down with "nightline's" terry moran to talk about what we can expect from the new pope. >> so as a world waits to find out more about newt pope, the white house said vice president biden is going to lead the u.s. delegation to pope francis' inauguration mass next tuesday morning. abc's cokie roberts, a vatican observer has been here all week, reporting on this, and joins us now. in a big picture way, what does this mean, what does it say that the church, the cardinals have chosen this man? >> it says they're ready to make a big change. benedict after john paul ii was continuity. this is a huge difference. instead of the cerebral, theologian, you have this down

terry mcsweeney is live in san francisco. named after st. francis of assisi as well, terry. >> here in san francisco, as progressive a city as you're going to find. there's concern about pope francis. in the past he's taken a strong anti-gay marriage stance. never shown any interest in having women as priests. still, those with concerns are takes heart in the fact that he took the name francis, named after st. francis. catholicism's most beloved and passionate saint. >> hail mary, full of grace -- >> for the first time, the wednesday evening rosary was said with the namesake as pope. >> by choosing the name francis, the new pope may be signalling to us that he wants to see the church return to a more simple -- a more pristine understanding of the gospel. >> susan fox is a lifelong catholic and member of the women's order nation conference. which for decades has worked to bring some of the 600 million catholic women into the churches of power. priests, bishops, cardinals, she like many others are hoping for a more progressive spiritual leader

and it just, it just pulls up. >> terri: look at you.a: let me get you a fork. ...in that bottom 13 x 9 all we're gonna do is fill it with ice. and it's gonna stay nice and cold. then take your seafood platter. go ahead and put it right on top there. and now that's gonna stay nice and cold throughout the whole meal. >> you know, you have to put a lid on lasagna when you reheat it. so this is fantastic especially for your leftover meal. i'll chuck it in the oven, put my garlic bread on top and voila! >> and it's metal-utensil safe so when you cut your breads on top of there, you don't have to worry about doing that. >> oh, my god! you just made my day. >> hey, if you wanna be part of the temp-tations family, here is how you get yours right now. you gotta try this, you guys. just dig in. >> announcer: this is your last opportunity to order temp-tations-- the only bake ware that goes from prep, to the oven, to the table, to the refrigerator or the freezer, to the microwave, to the counter and to the dishwasher for easy clean up. then stacks

it looks magnificent. >> as you know, terry, the weather has been president bad the past week.s a glorious day. a lot of excitement when the pope passed by in that open jeep 15, 20 minutes ago. much more solemn now, people here paying attention to the service, watching on large shes, the solemnity has settled over this very large crowd now. i want to talk about one point cokie was talking about earlier where the pope addressed the journalists. at that event the italian journalists more or less communicated that they were unhappy that the pope had not blessed them. the pope learned of this, went back to the microphone, explained that he had done a silent blessing but didn't want to be presumptuous by doing a verbal blessing that he understood many among the crowd were noncatholic and nonbelievers. another indication of the respect this pope has shown for people not just catholics but noncatholics, too. >> that was a remarkable moment, wasn't it, for the pope, the vision of roam, the head of the roman catholic church to say to people of other faiths in the media and people of no

there among the faithful in vatican city, my co-anchor terry moran with the latest. >> what a day itcede unprecedented, full of ritual and mystery, symbolism, the high pomp and ceremony that the roman catholic church uses to speak to the world. and it was something else. it was more personal, intimate, emotional at times, and at times something very different for this church, new. st. peter's basilica, shown in all its renaissance splendor in the roman sunlight. but in the nearly 400 years michelangelo's great dome has towered over the city, nothing like today had ever happened here. the cardinals gathered in the hall where the bodies of popes are first laid after death. but this was a living farewell. he entered slowly, an old man ready to lay down the burden of the papacy. benedict xvi bidding goodbye to the princes of the church. the dean of the college of cardinals addressed the pontiff. >> translator: holy father, with profound love, we've always tried to accompany you in your path. >> this was personal for them all, a kind of trauma, a kind of tribute. these are his men. he cho

. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla and terry. roughly 2,000 amateur and professional athletes competing roughly 48 hours from now sunday morning leaving alcatraz. they'll do a 1.5 mile swim to shore, then a half mile warmup run to marina green, 18 mile bike ride and then eight-mile run. this guy has not only competed in this event before, you have won it and you're an olympian as well. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: how cold is the water going to be? >> usually it's around 55 degrees but on sunday it will probably be 51, 52 degrees. >> reporter: that's a huge difference? is that something you will feel or notice? >> it's not huge, no. it's definitely going to be freezing cold. whether it's 52 or 55, it's cold. >> reporter: how much of this is a mental sporting event versus a physical? i assume it's a combination. what would you put more weight on it? >> escape from alckacatraz is everything. physical and mental. jumping off a ferry from the island and trying to swim back to the shore here is definitely hard fo

terry? >> reporter: yes, she was here yesterday visiting her grabd mother.'s at grandma's house, juching up and down on the bed, having a great time when all of the sudden, she sees fire. >>> this is the fire that burned yesterday on sickamore avenue. it's a fire the two-year-old saw from across the street. >> i felt really scared and nervous. like the other house next to it, on the left side, was going to burn. >> she called out to grandma to help. she kemt asking. should i call 9-1-1? and i said that two times. and she couldn't hear me. the flames started getting louder and higher. and then she didn't hear me. so i just stood by myself so they could come and put out the fire. >> and firefighters did put the fire out. with the tip of the hat to mihalia. >> a lot of peopanic in situati like that. so she did a great thing. >> mihalia's brother and sister are too young to understand what she did. but her mother is very proud. >> her actions would ultimately save houses in the neighborhood and maybe even people. so i think she's an amazing' e hee roef. >> she h

>> our thanks to you, terry moran. >>> it's now time for tonight's closing arguments. arbitrary and capricious is what a judge called michael bloomberg's ban on oversized soft drinks. the mayor thinks it's in the best interest of new yorker's health. is the soda ban a shrewd health policy? thanks for joining us. good night, america.

i'm terry mcsweeney. diane dwyer has the night off.he question is why a man would drive a car into a crowded walmart store in san jose and attack customers. it happened on story road half a mile from where highway 101 meets 280. several were injured, the drive ev's been arrested. kimberly terry is live with the latest on this bizarre story. >> reporter: that crash happened at about 11:15 this morning. as you can imagine, both the parking lot and this store were packed with customers. police say the suspect was driving through the parking lot, hitting cars, before he went through the sliding glass doors right into the store. police say the car ended up on a beer display 30 feet inside walmart. once that car stopped the driver got out and picked up a blunt object from inside the store and began hitting customers with it. seriously injuring at least one person. witnesses say the crash was so loud, some people initially thought it was gunfire. >> i heard this big crash. what was that? is so i'm looking around. all of a sudden i see all the

to hear more of terry's story, visit lyrica.com. >>. >> terry: i'm arthel nevil.t says former president nelson mandela has been taken to the hospital for a routine test. this is the second hospital stay in less than three months for the anti-apartheid leader. he is 94 and we'll bring you more details as they come in. new calls for an extensive security review at one of the nation's busiest airports after an inspector brought a fake bomb managed to get through two security screens. peter king says the top to bottom review is needed of the tfs a. i'm arthel nevil. get you back to cashin in. you know where to get all the latest headlines, foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news. i'll see you again in about an hour from now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: the pain at the pump is while some say chavez's departure could mean lower gas prices but others say we've got the fix. get rid of costly regulations on refineries and stop being dependence on greener gas. >> it's all passed on. stop this greenhouse nonsense. stop the summer blend and pass the keystone xl pipeli

. >> terry ramirez now goes by the name terry belltran. that is how publicized the case has been n 2000 he murdered his ex-girlfriend in front of her children. this outrage goes in the diltz community because geltran had a documented history of domestic violence against her and was on probation. but belltran already fled to mexico, caught and later tried. he was found guilty of second degree murder. liz aguilar tarhee was the prosecutor it gave the family closure, it was just based on the evidence. >> but the conviction was overturned by a state appeals court. his attorney had argued belltran was provoked by the victim when she told him she was pregnant and had had an abortion. because this sent him over the edge, his attorney claims it should have been manslaughter and not murder. they're asking for another trial. he remains in custody. his attorney did does not want to comment. professor rory little is with uc hastings college of the law. >> we should have got an instruction that was correct. the argument that it wasn't right. >> the cal

i'm terry mcsweeney in for jon kelley. happy march. >> thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. meteorologist christina loren checking that march 1st forecast for us. >> it's coming in like a lion. good friday morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. you made it to the end of the week. temperatures are going to hold up all weekend long. i usually start with currents but today we'll do things differently. welcome to the warmest day of the year so far. you see that big bold 80. that's gilroy today. 70 degrees in places like san francisco. 75 on the way for napa. we'll hold up for the first part of the weekend. 70s on the way both saturday and sunday. we have a lot to talk about. stick around. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> we just missed a