so we have a neighborhood group you're going the project sponsor to refine the mass we have the planning department do the same thing we have the planner asks for accident refinement but the project sponsor never acted. no deeds only word. commissioners the marsh asks you deny the request and uphold our approval on february 24th keeping in mind the latin phrase deeds not words >> ms. gallagher i see a lot of supports of the marsh with the tags are they intending to speak tonight. >> they are commissioner fung. >> i would never mind. i can ask them to stand and for all those who want to stand and opposite the request for the rehearing on behalf of the marsh theatre we do have a couple of thank you very much. we have a couple of people who have to i believe have to testify tonight is that acceptable >> do what you have to do. >> okay. we've hear from the department. mr. duffey is temporarily out of the room we'll move on to public comment then. i'd like to see a show of hands of how many people want to speak >> two minutes. >> the president has commissioner lazarus said abused of the size

on saturday, i went inside to the choir mass. and our choir practice. d we were distributed the beautiful tickets. it felt like willy wonka. and the golden ticket to get into the factory. >> they heard you were in town and said we have to get her into the choir. >> no, i sank in the vatican choir for almost eight years while i was studying in rome and getting my doctoral degree there. this links back to john paul ii. and all of them should be open to any student that wished to attend. previously, the universities in rome were established to educate the seminarian who would become priests and many of them why started by religious orders and they would be ordained to priesthood in rome by the holy father. john paul always changing things up. he requested in the 80s that lay people, men and women be allowed to attend the universities and i was one of the people who benefited from that. in the year. 2,002 i attended the pontification system and i was able to sing in the vatican choir and be very close to john paul ii and get to know him. he did have the capa

. >> we woke up the day of the mass in denver, colorado, and long story short, my wife was quoted by the ap and it went everywhere. it was with john paul the great as i like to call him. the way i look back on that and the city has still been reaping, i think, the graces from that visit. beautiful images of holy father, st. john paul ii reaching out, blessing children, meeting the people who had aids and all of that. during the mass, when our sort of family mascot, michael pritchard, got up to do the emceeing, the moment that happened and the holy father came in through the tunnel in the pope mobile, it was as if we were family. it was not that big. it was not 70,000 people. it was simply a gathering at your local parish and we had the same feeling. i can't describe it, words can't describe it. you were there. and first of all, i want to have you speak about the providence with regard to where you were actually sitting on the 27th of may, excuse me, of april, just over a week ago as we're taping this and first of all, explain your vantage point and why you were sitting there? >> well,

the mass of the building really is broke down you're going changes in material expression as well as in form. the materials of the building are concrete with fwlaz panels monthly mostly of a gray with a few porcelain panels the earth tone color you see coming up pine and franklin street other portions of the building is glass window wall using glass and metal as well as balconies finally coming around the building is a view hoover at the intersection of california and franklin and here we've attempted to somewhat modulate the mass as the building hits the property line so we have a series of property line windows that attempt to and i believe succeed in modulating scale of the walls. some little details those are the corporation of the facades so jumping in the building design seeks to essential keep the masonry and the details of the facades. we property e propose to new glazing into the facades to help tie them together with the new building and the material expression of the windows will be consistent with other elements at the because of the this for the new building. the retail

how heavy had to do with gravity and the mass. on the moon, there's less gravity so it'll be easier to lift. and if i took it to a part of the universe where all the gravities cancel out, put it on a bathroom scale, what would it have? no weight at all, but it still has stuff. it still has mass. if you were in some orbiting space vehicle where the gravity is like-- seems nonexistent and this thing came by like this and it hit your head, boom, it's gonna hurt. you know why it's gonna hurt? because a body in motion tends to... stay in motion. you got a bunch of groceries in your hand in a bag. and the bag is very, very heavy or very, very massive. and you take a hand and you bump into the wall, ooh, you're crunched, you're hurt. but if you're carrying a bag of paper towels, no problem. and you hit just the same, the same speed. why is it when you're carrying the bag of heavy stuff, your hand get smashed, and when you're carrying the light stuff, it's okay? why? any reason for that? how many say, "oh, there's probably no reason. it's

. >> reporter: this student is referring to the 137-page manifesto written by the mass killing suspect, elliot rodger. in it he singled out this sorority because it was the one with the most beautiful girls who he was convinced would reject him if he tried to ask one for a date.

the security issues surrounding the pope's visit to bethlehem. >> let's listen in a little bit to the masshat the pope is conducting. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> you were listening to pope francis there, celebrating mass with thousands of people that turned out at manger square in bethlehem to see him. we'll bring you more a little later in the show. >>> now egyptians will vote for a new president on monday and tuesday. former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi is widely expected to win. if he does, he'll be the latest in a line of military men to lead the country. we have more. >> reporter: in 2011 they overthrow an army general. three years later they are about to elect another one. >> translation: we don't want a political role for the army. his role is to protect, not to rule. >> reporter: it's been over 60 years since the army got involved. the first generation of leaders, were seen as heroes, tasked with liberating palestine and ending the occupation of arab land. they perceived threats. decades of emergency laws previously were made, his son was prepared to replace him, but when t

line which isment echoed daily by the mass media becomes gospel in this country. >> today we remember the life of legendary journalist william worthy. at the height of the cold war, he defied u.s. government by reporting from cuba, china, the soviet union, and iran. he went to north vietnam. the folksinger phil ochs once even wrote a song about him. >> went down to cuba am a he's not an american anymore. somehow it is strange to hear the state department say, you're living in the free world in the free world you must day ♪ >> we will air excerpts of our 1998 interview with william worthy and speak to three journalists who knew him. jeremy scahill and former washington post reporter scott armstrong. he took documents bill worthy brought back from iran and published them in the washington post when the new york times refused. we will also speak with the worthy's close associate photographer randy goodman who went with him to iran on a number of trips. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. dozens of people hav

. >> friends, family and strangers gather tonight to remember the victims after that mass killing near uc santa barbara. and now there are questions about whether authorities missed an opportunity three weeks ago to stop the killer. thanks for joining us. i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. our developing story and new details on the shooter elliot roger. a vigil on campus for the victims. the seven dead and 13 wounded. investigators say roger went on a deadly rampage last night targeting those who he felt had slighted him, firing three semiautomatic handguns from his speeding bmw. the violence stretched for blocks and ended with the gunman himself dead. team coverage begins with the latest on the investigation. >> he was really loved by a lot of people. >> reporter: heartbreak as a father loses his son. >> i talked to him about 45 minutes before he died. >> reporter: richard martinez, whose son christopher was in the deli getting something to eat when he was caught in a shower of gunfire. >> multiple gunshot victims. >> reporter: a chaotic night as bullets sprayed from a black bm

christ is shown distributing the bread that will be his body in the mass. gossamer forms painted with broad, sweeping strokes-- articulates the darkness as light suffused, a holy presence. down below, dogs play... cats, animals. the hierarchy that is implicit in tintoretto's painting that is, the hierarchy that runs from the base level of animals, of the dogs, to the level of the angels up above is a hierarchy that's almost inherent in the painting of 16th-century venice a hierarchy from the material to the spiritual. this is almost a game that tintoretto plays in many of his paintings giving us, as it were, footholds of substance footholds of reality just enough to convince us of the reality itself of the painting. and then he takes us into a flight, and we follow. we follow because we've been given that first foundation that we believe in. tintoretto's spirituality is a spirituality that is predicated upon realizing making real, what had been in effect symbolic. painting, in other words gives substance to the spirit. daniele barbaro personified the veneti

lucien greaves, thank you much. >>> the roman catholic church is raising some concerns tonight about a mass scheduled to be held at harvard soon, because they say the ceremony is evil. >> we're back. talking about religious freedom. joining me now, father james martin, a jesuit priest, and christopher robichauld, supposed to speak at the satanic temples event this week. father martin, i'll begin with you. i was surprised by the intensity of the reaction by the catholic church, but you felt the same way? >> yeah, i was appalled. i think to put it into perspective, we would say, how would we feel if they say, we would do a little cultural thing, do something anti-semitic or homophobic, set up some reenactment of a lynching or something like that. i don't think we have these kinds of things on any college campuses -- >> you thought it was an offensive desecration, an intentional provocation, not anything that was a legitimate expressive act? >> no, unless you say we're going to have a legitimate expressive act that sort of is anti-semitic or is racist? yeah, it is. so say you're going to do a

the mass took place at saint mark's university parish on campus. elliott roger called the rampage the day of retribution. now investigators are treeing to learn all a they can about the 22-year-old. sheriff deputies searched the home of rogers' mother. just minutes before he started shooting they got a call from her son's therapist. he also posted a video on youtube that day. that's when his mother and father started driving to santa barbara, but was too late. it was the latest time his parents worried about him. april 30th they asked deputies to check on him. >> mr. rogers presented himself in a manner that convinced them he was not a danger to them. >> i don't know why you girls are not attracted to me, but i will punish you for it. >> he said kill those [bleep] and kill them and kill myself. i remember him saying that little bit distinctly. >> the santa barbara sheriff says despite his previous concern and contact with deputies he was able to buy the guns legally because he was never institutional liesed against his will. stay tuned on the deadly

we responded to that we sent the drawings to the neighborhood and scheme f is actually a mass reduction of the rear done by the project sponsor he wanted to bring the building back on the deck back be more in line with the ms. occurring religious building and i don't know anything else we can tell you the proportions and materials we went through the with the staff we thought it was equatable i'll answer any questions you have at this point >> okay. mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez with the planning department the architect did a thorough job in detailing 9 process by which it was developed it's kind of confirming the act it's located within rh1 the single-family home zoning directed acrossful from highway 280 it's building permit was submitted last march and the preapplication process was implemented there were provisions made and we were made aware of the neighbors concerns they redesigned the project i held two meetings to discuss this and a series the recommended changes and all the issues the design team pledged the designs and all were address regarding the map of the scale

we'll take you live to the mass in amman at 9:00. do not expect to see the crowd of 3 million like we saw in rio de janeiro. part is because of the population and also the number of christians and the popularity of the pope in that country. we'll take you to that when it happens at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> hundreds of people are stuck away from home because of a forest fire. it's burned more than 8,000 acres. take a look at this, what's burning here near flagstaff, arizona. this area is known for stunning landscapes. a tourist hot spot. it's home to a lot of retirees. meteorologist, jennifer gray. >> what are we looking at? is it under control? >> it's only 5% contained. unfortunately, not good news as we run into the next couple days. right now, humidity is 67% but that is going to be going down that's not what you want when you are fighting these fires. that only means conditions are expected to become drier as we go through the weekend. this is around this evening around 29% humidity around 6:30 this evening and bumping up for the ove

this is a diagram of the massing -- on the left, one of our emphasis, our goals in the design was to create a very articulated and diverse building facade. on that note, we were committed to really four things when we approached the building. we really wanted to build a block, not a project. we wanted to actually create a series of buildings, an experience of a series of buildings. we also wanted to give back to the neighborhood and that is why we have proposed this public art plaza. and this corner cafe. whenever possible we attempt to activate the street with everything from stoops to small plazas to a voluntary mid-block passageway. and then above all we wanted human-scale design. so moving on to the site plan. this is the site plan with the plaza. we are proposing a substantial redesign of the western side of indiana side consistent with better street standards that would actually result anyway widened sidewalk, planting, street trees and of course, as you move forwards 19th, the permanent closure of 19th, i want to emphasize in all of our schemes this remains fully public and wo

i feel, were completely separate and i was a little disappointed at all the press we got for the black masse i feel it overshadows the more important issue of the monument. and the issue there, i think, is very much like you said. you open the door to one, you open them to all and we wouldn't want our monument in oklahoma at all if weren't for the fact that the ten commandments monument is already there. if you have a singular perspective sitting there, giving the appearance that one voice has co-opted the authority and power of the government, that to us is disgraceful. but having a counterbalance there or a monument park, as they originally said they wanted in oklahoma, that's preferable. >> and in the case of harvard, i have to say, i was really surprised that that thing blew up as much as it did. i mean, it seemed to me that if people are going to do some ritual, they're going to do some ritual, lots of stuff happens on a college campus, that, you know, some people may not like. were you surprised by the level of outrage that you had the archbishop, the cardinal talking about it? >> wel

consistent with the umu zoning. our original mass when we looked at the site came to 300 units if he we were building as big a project as possible. over the two-year process we held about 15 meetings and landscape design charrette as well and summarized some of the main concerns, and some of them including the building being no monolithic and too dense and more need for open space. this is a look at our first pace of revising it and reducing density and dropping the boiling down to 275 units. we continue to break do you mean the massing and stepping back at the upper-levels, as well as separatinging from you are neighbors in the residential enclave and stepping back even further to about up to 64' wide setback from our neighbors to the north. this is a view of the code minimum for our mid-block passage, 20' where we started and commanding up to 64' wide on tennessee street. and this is a section view of some of the challenges that we worked through with our neighbors to the north and again, an original massing and then ultimately ste

setbacks are something that are very important as well in terms of how a building sits on the street, if it's massing, how it fits in with other parts of the community it's in and then the rhythm and pattern of solids and voids for opening in solid wall. that is very important as well. finnishes, materials and fae features are the last quality you look ate. you can see this example of a new building in charleston that in some ways gapes in and in other ways doesn't ape the historic architecture above. there are a couple other examples where lands mark laws and a chicago example that were new buildings that were out of scale and avoiding the setback. if you look at these examples, really the biggest problem isn't even so much the opening of the styles of buildings. here there's a difference where the building on the right try to ape materials of the old buildings in terms of having a brick facade, but you see the scale is wrong. they don't match up with the buildings around them. a modern design would be less disruptive for the street scape. the example above was a building that was put in prior to de

but if there's the section of the mass, the consecration where the body and blood.symbolically the body and blood of christ. and when you think about that, that's like wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's deep, yeah. >> that's pretty deep. and it's very theatrical. >> jimmy: it really is. and i remember like that would be happening, i'd ring the bell and i'd just look at my mom in the crowd and she'd be like -- in the pew in the church and she'd be like. [ laughter ] >> you know you're okay. >> jimmy: yeah, you're the best ringing the bell. oh my gosh you're so good. you're so talented. my son -- go ahead ring the bell for her. oh what a tough kid. >> i was asked to leave i don't know about you jimmy. i started shooting up at the age of 13, 14. >> jimmy: shooting up? [ laughter ] >> sorry, beg your pardon. i forgot i was in new york. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't say -- that's -- you can't say -- you started getting taller. >> my height started growing, yeah. [ laughter ] so as we we're coming out to say the mass, so it would be the preist, the altar boys then ding

the mass took place at saint mark's university parish on campus. elliott roger called the rampage the day of retribution. now investigators are treeing to learn all a they can about the 22-year-old. sheriff deputies searched the home of rogers' mother. just minutes before he started shooting they got a call from her son's therapist. he also posted a video on youtube that day. that's when his mother and father started driving to santa barbara, but was too late. it was the latest time his parents worried about him. april 30th they asked deputies to check on him. >> mr. rogers presented himself in a manner that convinced them he was not a danger to them. >> i don't know why you girls are not attracted to me, but i will punish you for it. >> he said kill those [bleep] and kill them and kill myself. i remember him saying that little bit distinctly. >> the santa barbara sheriff says despite his previous concern and contact with deputies he was able to buy the guns legally because he was never institutional liesed against his will. stay tuned on the deadly

chang at 8 flood was concerned about the mass of the building and next to him we notched the building all the way down to the ground we couldn't match it but cut it to the sky. >> the light issue is it about the structure to the side vs. the yard in the back or on top of the roof where's the impact on the light the adjacent properties. >> on the two at the 92 circular ms. occurring religious house has windows so the windows are not on the property line her building is at the time set back she's not required to cover the windows not on the property line. and please a chang on the west >> that's the light issue. >> he didn't have appropriate line window and we explained over noon he'll get plenty of light the front of the building face south he's west of our building there will be a minimal impact of light in the morning but. >> that the part you've done the light no such. >> would you like for me to show you. >> yes. i don't understand all the light implementations. >> this is an exhibit in our brief; right? and so i can see it. >> i can use the overhead. >> my vision isn't perfect. >>

wayidea is that is the only we can bring encryption to the masses. eally put off the problem of restarting lavabit as a service provider until i finish that work. >> ladar levison, i want to ask, the target with snowden, his name is redacted in the documents you have, but part of the unsealed record dealt with so-called accomplices of the target, a snowden. is that right? >> yeah. and that was actually the portion of the documents that i had to go to court to get unsealed. they didn't want people to realize that they were trying to find out who was e-mailing back and forth with the suspect. reasonably, journalist. they were going to use the evidence they collected to demand the private data of those individuals -- presumably, to figure out what had been given to those individuals. you for levison, thank being with us. we will continue to follow your case as well, founder, owner, and operator of lavabit. when we come back, we will go to kansas city to stick with the attorney for the death row wasoner whose execution stayed last night by the u.s. suprem

it has been more than two years now since the mass shooting at oykas university in oakland. the school's founder talked to ktvu about friday's shooting and he says he knows the families are suffering and it breaks his heart on ktvu.com you will find more information about the deadly rampage near uc santa barbara. you can find it there under hot topics. >>> an investigation is underway after an officer- involved shooting at a school near sacramento. police in citrus heights say on friday night they responded to calls of domestic violence. when they arrived, a man fled on a bicycle to a nearby school. police say when they got to the school they tried to approach the man and police say he then reached into his waistband and police say they responded by opening fire, shooting the man. he later died at the hospital. >>> the santa clara county coroner is working to identify a body found in the south bay creek. a kayaker found the man's body yesterday morning in coyote creek. res crew crews from several agency -- rescue crews from several agencies recovered the body. it's too early

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the mass murder of jews should be considered genocide while the mass murder of poles shouldn't. go it goes though there are monuments to sunday or should she gave each what's called ski leave. and to many of those in ten uphill it is very alarming. the old will come in the cream says order gave orders to kill completely innocent people and have thousands of civilians murdered to do so but putting up a monument in honor of such a person is something that is completely beyond reason that no. one can have an abortion before this creature looks like a baby. and a career is going pretty well at the moment i've got a lodging in turning partner who understands my situation. indefinitely he's in the right time. and i need something about it. safia me or moscow tonight it's really demands explanations from kiev over the killing of one of its journalists in eastern ukraine while a russian t.v. crew reveals the death threats and abuse. they faced during their detention by the arm. rest of the shadows a bit of ballot two was ukraine chooses who's next to take the talk tough job while easter

>> this is the first day of class at lynbrook since the mass killing. students and staff are dealing with the grief after learning one of their graduates was a victim. >> this is what a nominal tuesday looks like in late may at lynbrook high school in san jose. this is not what normal feels like. something changed over the weekend when 2012 graduate james hong was murdered in the mass killing in isla vista. >> people are just deeply surprised and mortified this kid from our school was killed. >> he was a really, really, really nice kid and quiet and very smart and it is weird to know something like that could happen to him. >> we will observe a moment silence in memory of james and the other victims and everyone affected in anyway. >> james hong wasn't a student who sought the spotlight but his honesty and effort in the classroom stood out to his teachers. his work in the drama department is still remembered today. >> he was a back stage guy, not willing to be in the lime line but extremely supportive, very diligent and hard working young man and support

. >>> the parents of a san jose man who was killed in the mass murder are asking for an end to violence. while many spoke of his smile and good nature, they spoke out for an end to the mass killings that have hurt so many across the country. >> i don't understand here. if my son could come back. i don't need to stand here and i hope i'm the last one to stand here. >> chen's mother went on to ask everyone to search their souls and replace any hatred or violence with love. >>> several celebrities, meanwhile, joined forces in san francisco to talk about violence. the event hosted by an unlikely duo joe montana and snoop lion. >> we can correct. but we have to do it as a community. and as a country. not as individuals. >> this is outrageous. we need to do something about it and i don't mind standing up for a real cause. that's why i'm here and i want my voice to be heard. i want the people that follow me to get behind this movement and push the same push that we're pushing. >> the no guns allowed campaign launched last year spear headed by the league of young voters and snoop lion known as

russian opposition activists and most don't have marked the second anniversary of the mass protests against president but an increase in water which was eventually crushed by riot police the freedom to prisoners was just one pennant hills by one of the several hundred protesters who blocked by a score and the sight of the mass ninety pitch and demonstration held on the eve of his inauguration for the third term as president several protesters under the watchful eye of the police gave their reasons for attending. i want to show that we are not surrender that we are against the current authority is actually did dictatorship of recent times. that's why i caved. the truth. haha some dead at the moment the main goal is to show the whole country or at least my scalp that there are still the centers out there with its like five years ago during the dissenters march the same goal to show that there is no unanimous opinion that all those may be valid or not to. they're also sober minded people around here these were the scenes in may two thousand and twelve. riot police attacked and tried to weigh h

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college community and santa barbara coming together to remember the victims of the mass shooting. some distance of your religion and a coke to anything that can't move on financial decries been a very tough 24 hours as you can imagine less like though the first step in the healing process. pain in the face as is evident than in the hearts. the turncoat to place in a kettle of visual into a memory of the 22 year-old. i feel safer here snow in some money people care about the events that happened last night. the vigil started at the center of campus then took the streets walking with candles in hand in a lawsuit in faces onto a nearby park where the reflection of the scandal could be seen a lighting up. it showed do our best and tell them research for what happened. intelligence walking by that there's super there's really upset and confused about why this happened. it's also knowing that even though a lot people and now the students the we are still a community and that everybody does care about each other and that this committee does matter or not crazy weekend about each other. wi

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following the mass of data bridge. a lawmaker and illinois wants to make using global glass illegal behind the wheel. we are in the kitchen with the james beard award winning chef. now involved in a merger between directv and at&t. direct tv currently has an exclusive agreement for the sunday ticket which ends after the upcoming season. currently in negotiations to extend the deal. according to the merger agreement if direct tv does not renew the sunday ticket at&t may choose to walk away from the merger. plea to guilty to tax evasion. this is part of a plea deal that has this was bank paying about $2.6 billion for helping clients hide money from the irs. the deal does not force the bank to reveal names of those who revealed monday. >> receive nearly $60 million severance package from a company that ousted him. the departure was announced may 5th following the company's highly publicized that the breach. >> monday's filing outlines a severance package worth $21.3 million. says he must pay back 5.4 million in the early r

we hear from the parents of two of the nigerian girls abducted in a mass kidnapping and the u.s. is detailing how it's going to help. >>> we want to provide whatever assistance is possible in order to help for their safe return to their families. >>> it could be the biggest tech ipo ever and it's coming soon. we'll take a closer look at ali baba. >>> climate change is not a distant threat. >>> why america's climate has already changed and why it could get worse. >>> hello, you're watching cnn newsroom. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. we begin with breaking news from thailand, the constitutional court has just found the prime minister guilty of abuse of power. >> she's being forced to step down for violating the constitution by reassigning a national security official back in 2011. >> for more on what this means, we're joined by phone from bangkok. tell us what this means for thailand going forward. >> what it means, we'll have relative stability over the next month or so, i think the court did not remove the government in its entir

pope francis has arrived in bethlehem on the second day of his middle east pilgrimage holding an open air mass he invited the palestinian and israeli presidents to the vatican to pray for peace earlier pope francis kohl for an end to the stalemate and peace talks between the conflicting sides some twenty five thousand people are said to have turned out to see the pope during his tour and many of them palestinian syrian iraq e refugees. the infamous guantanamo facility has seen lives crushed amana detainees still held there without trial some of whom say that prefer death over their incarceration there this week activist rallied worldwide for the closure of america's most notorious jail new york was the center of protest while in washington demonstrators marched on the white house at its heart is outrage over the indefinite detention of more than one hundred fifty people in guantanamo at least a dozen inmates remain on hunger strike and are being painfully force fed by the u.s. military the spider being called torture by the u.n. human rights commission campaigners say they're battling the u.s.

the club is canceling the black mass. e satanic temple plans to stage own black mass ceremony in own disclosed private location. like a trip to ikea on steroids. guess what, you are footing the bill. the irs spending millions on fancy new office furniture under president obama. the irs spending nearly $100 million on furniture alone. senator john thune joins us. >> good evening, greta. >> wow. 100 million? >> the hits just keep coming from the irs. don't they? >> and apparently and they have also come up to the capitol asking for more money because they say they can't afford to run the irs? >> right it is just outrageous when you look at the targeting of conservative groups. you look at the bonuses paid to people working at the irs who are delinquent on their own taxes. the agency that we charge with collecting the american people's taxes. these guys aren't paying their taxes and then they are getting performance bonuses on top of that it is gross manage misment. and of course there is also a political agenda there which w

might actually like the push for bread with a four day stay it's also great about the ability of the mass violence and use of deadly clashes between bible for the people groups already buffeted at least twenty five people dead hundreds of e we did enough people financially to the fifth month of the people protesting essentially the conditions which led off with lunch i went into a vehicle prices are still about an effect and if we look at one of the club come to nothing. the problem is that this wasn't what i mean the first election that he planned to my twenty s in south as well. many thanks are just a i'm sorry and joining us from bangkok. turn into big stories ukrainian troops of tightening security cordon around the eastern city of sloppy ounce the concept or violent clashes in and around the city on monday. according to ukrainian injured minister thirty anti government activists and foreign government troops were killed in monday's classes. i will say ten people including civilians were killed by ukrainian troops. by tuesday morning ukrainian forces had taken hold that the key checkp

just around the corner, pro-russian militants were clearly massing, ready. e green van driven by their best equipped nearby. this day the probing side of the others stopped and broke interest the chaos of open conflict. [ siren ] a procession of ambulances to the hospital. this man's wife shot in the head. he said whilst on their balcony. she died moments later. the random suffering and moments of loss in what's fast becoming a civil war. militants brought in, too. from the other side, ukraine said it lost four soldiers and a helicopter whose pilot survived. here, closer to the front line, they look for snipers. up close, the masked are less mysterious, more human in their fury. "they shoot at the people to blame it on us," one said. another saying they fought not the army but far right militants. urging us to film the toll on civilians. the people fear only worse could come. they showed how ukraine's army have the town encircled. he'll only negotiate if they withdraw and sleeps in his office under guard. he has one message for washington -- "to barack obama,

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this 'tjust doesn't make any sense. >> at 9:27, the first reports of a mass shooting under way. >> shotse. shots fired. >> as soon as we heard the noise. it was so close and terrifying. >> rodger's next target, a sorority, he says to take revenge against all the girls who have rejected him. >> after i have annihilated every girltee -- sat roar tee house i will take to the streets of isla vista, i will slay every person i see there. >> this young man seemed to have a lack of skills and ability to interact with any body, let alone the opposite sex. >> he banged on the door of the sorority, when nobody let him in he shot three women around the corner, killing two, katherine cooper and veronica weiss. but rodger's rampage wasn't over. 9:30 p.m., opens fire at this deli filled with students. surveillance shows people diving for cover. >> i thought that was my last moment. >> his final victim, christopher michaels martinez. >> i gave him cpr for ten minutes before paramedics showed up. >> our son was the most important thing in the world to all of us. he was our only child. so much a part of o

put them at risk for acting out later, and this is the common thread that we've seen with a lot of the masshooters, that they haven't been able to live in our world, our reality that we share, but they can live in this virtual reality, where they become gods and can control the world in any way they can and it also increases their aggression. >> well, we know he wasn't just doing that. he was writing this manifesto and the sheriff, bill brown, revealed to us just a short time ago that rodger, based on everything they can see, was planning this attack for at least a year. >> correct. >> is that common for people, you know, who carry out mass shootings like this to plan that meticulously? >> it really isn't common. what we see is they build up the resentment and the anger and the rage oef the years, or you know, within the year before, or a few weeks before, there's a trigger and they go off. this individual appears to have been planning this since 2013, as we can tell from the manifes manifesto. he kept saying, you know what? if i can just get a girl, if i can just have intimate relations wi

the mass followed the canonization.oth with some waivers for requirements for sainthood which only a pope can do. watching the moment was pope benedict xvi. i met with cardinal timothy dolan and the archbishop of washington. >> he called them men of courage and called john paul ii a pope of family. >> i am glad he did. for pope francis, marriage and family is a biggie. he talks about it a lot. he chose as the topic for the next two synods of bishops the topic of marriage and family. he declared john paul ii the patron of married couples and families. he recalled the wealth of teaching that john paul ii gave on marriage and family. i was glad to hear him say that. because as you will know it has been some rumors that francis would take a radical departure from the past and the church is teachings on marriage and family. and family. all of us know he cannot change the substance of the teaching but when he referred to john paul ii being the pope of marriage and family we thought there it is again. there is great continuity