until thou, i was hopeful that we would be able to reach an agreement. our community of over 300 residents will be directly impacted by this construction process. 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on fridays and saturdays. here is what they have to look forward to. over 100 days of heavy construction. noise levels 200 times what they are today. traffic congestion during the construction and throughout the operation of the hospital. our homes are not air conditioned. we have to open our windows for ventilation. this will make things worse in the units. opening windows has the added effect of letting dust and fumes into the site. our resident that has made their home their lives. thou from their bedroom and their living room, a construction project is about to begin. we hope to address these very real concerns for our residents and tenants. only through the cooperation in this process can it be improved for all the call this neighborhood home. >> i am a registered nurse. i am also with the mission district. i strongly believe mission residents should have health care

jesus answered, thou is right. he asked jesus, and who is my neighbor?ls him the story of the good samaritan. from that parable our charge is crystal clear. good samaritans do not ask. they show their compassion with action. in joplin, you see good samaritans everywhere you turn. you see them over at the gym where hundreds of volunteers make sandwiches each and every single day. they pass out blankets and flashlights. to a neighborhood needs flash lights, especially when you're standing in the street stairing at the lonely pile of match sticks that was once your family's home. if you had been at the e.r., st. john's emergency medical center last sunday evening mere moments after the tornado struck, you would have seen good samaritans rushing frantically to reach the wounded and the dying, shattered glass and bleeding patients everywhere. water and gas spewing from burst pipes. one doctor stumbled through the darkness with a flashlight in his teeth following the wail of a wounded child. you see good samaritans at every checkpoint in a construction zone wh

william, arthur phillip louie,t will thou have this woman for thy wedded wife to lived together in theiest state of mattry money, love her, honor here, love her and keeper in in sickness and in health, so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> katrerine, will thou have this man for thy wedded husband to live together in the holiest state of matrimony and forsaking aller whos only untoo him so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> who giveth this woman to be married to this man? >> i william arthur phillip forwie take thee catherine elizabeth to my wedded wife to have and to hold for this dayre forward for richer for poorer in sickness and in health, tove love on to cherish 'til deathr. us do part according to god's holy law and thereto i give thee my troth. >> i catherine elizabeth. >> i catherine elizabeth take thee, william arthur phillip lieu we for my wedded husbandva to have and to hold from this day forward for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health to love and to cherish 'til deatho us do part. anccording to god's holy law and thereto i giv

the student asked jesus, "what shall i do to inherit eternal and a student replies, "thou shalt love the lord they god t all thy heart, and you shall love thy neighbor as thyself, in jesus replied, "thou hast answered right. this do, and thou shalt live," but the student, wanting more clarity, asked jesus, "and who is my neighbor?" and jesus tells him the story of the good samaritan. from that terrible, it is crystal clear. good samaritans do not pass by those who are suffering in in need. they show their compassion with action. in joplin, you see good samaritans everywhere you turn. you see them over at the gymnasium at this university, where hundreds of volunteers makes images each and every day. you see them passing out blankets and pillows, sunscreen and flashlights. to our neighbors made homeless by a world wind. you need a flashlight, because it gets pretty dark here at night, especially when you're standing in the street, staring at the lonely pile of matchsticks that was one sure family home. if you had been at the er, lmere -- mere moments after the tornado struck, you would

i heard many years ago that the 11th commandment is thou shalt not get caught. isn't lying are cheating eat you don't get caught? >> linney to start by saying, who knows in all these cases -- you know who is telling a lie. there are some who still have a conscience and that is a very heavy burden to bear. there are some who come to terms and decide it is more important to be honest and to get away with something by line. nevertheless, obviously these main characters -- why did they like? they thought they were going to get away with it. there has to be a message from the top. there has to be a deterrent. there has to be prosecution and meaningful sentences. each and everyone of us has got to stop condoning this and sweeping it under the rug and reaffirming that success in this country is a great thing, but that opportunity is not going to be there if people do not play by the rules. tavis: you don't extinct -- you don't think the examples of the last decade are sending the kind of message that needs to be sent, that you will get caught and be prosecuted? let me

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. >> reporter: her foorather thou he might beat her to it. >> i was really nervous.y eyes were red. and i was so excited. >> reporter: but arumchi didn't miss a note. you can find her strumming a guitar and belting out pop hits on youtube. her parents say sarah started singing when she was just a little girl and is devoted to music. >> maybe five or six years. she used to sing then. and now she progressed. >> reporter: she gets some practice at branham high school. >> i'm actually in my high school's acoustic club, and we put on shows, and we have fund-raisers and things like that. so that's where a lot of my experience comes from. >> reporter: "the voice" is a whole new experience that may open doors. arumchi says if you have a dream pursue it because they can come true. >> just keep trying because seriously, we all get so many nos and you never know when that lucky yes is. >> reporter: she's not giving up. she's graduating here at branham high school in june. she says she plans to continue her education but to really focus on her music. we'll have to wait and see w

thou shall not steal, period. >> glenn: the best way to fix is it a voucher system. >> that would be fantastic. >> i would love a voucher system. >> why? >> i have been paying school taxes and then i send my kids from -- >> glenn: no, no no. no, no, no. i'm talking about how to fix the parents. why would it fix the parents? >> because if they choose to go to a certain school, it's the families and the students that want to be there. i work at a charter school and i see the difference. families want to be there. they choose to go there. >> glenn: look, here is the thing. i mean i'm a recovering slug. before i sobered up, i sent the kids to school, they're going to learn something. what are they teaching you in school? that mentality. i sobered up and i was like i have a responsibility here. i remember going to the school and second grade. second grade, my daughter and i asked the teacher, do you have like a syllabus? she said no. i said could i get some of the textbooks? i want to read and i want to know where you are so i can help reinforce. she looked at me and said, "mr. beck, mr.

this too and thou shalt live.udent wanting greater clarity than the law provided asked jesus, and who is my neighbor? and jesus tells him the story of the good samaritan. from that parable our charge is crystal clear. good samaritans do not pass by those who are suffering and in need. they show their compassion with action. in joplin you see good samaritans everywhere you turn. you see them over in the gym, at this university where hundreds of volunteers make sandwiches each and every day. you see them passing out blankets and pillows, sunscreen and flash lights. to our neighbors made homeless by a whirlwind. you need a flashlight because it gets pretty dark here at night. especially when you're standing in the street staring at the lonely pile of match sticks that was once your family's home. if you had been at the e.r. at st. johns mercy medical center last sunday evening mere moments after the tornado struck, you would have seen good samaritans rushing frantically to reach the wounded and the dying. shattered g

thou the primary message of hers was to reassure survivors they won't be forgotten and the federal governmentssistance. >>> flooding is the problem in other places. a tiny illinois town of cairo is facing pressure from rising waters on both the ohio and mississippi rivers. the army corps of engineers is considering blowing up the levee in missouri to ease the pressure. that might save the town but it would send floodwaters pouring down thousands of acres of missouri farmland. missouri has already lost one court case to stop the demolition. it is now asking the u.s. supreme court to step in. >>> monday's launch of the space shuttle "endeavour" has been delayed a week. nasa says it will now be next sunday at the earliest. the delay was prompted by concerns over the shuttle's heating system. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords, the wife of the shuttle commander, was in florida but returned to houston today where she's been in rehab after beingho

thou, doug. >>> coming up tonight, a messy accident that shut down part of the beltway in virginia.n on the impact for drivers. >>> investigators use their nose to get to the bottom of a house explosion. >> president obama honored heroes with the nation's highest military honor. >>> a special place made even more special by a current event. who came and why. i'm derek ward and i'll have details coming up on news 4. >>> coming up in sports, lightning strikes again in game two. it's do or die. also an emotional celebration at the feliz-mets >>> a top white house official says the minutes passed like days as president obama and his national security team monitored a daring raid on osama bin laden's hideout in pakistan. when it was over bin laden had been killed and all of the u.s. special operations forces were safe. >>> here in washington, there is an increased police presence after bin laden's death. no specific threats, but authorities say it's important for everyone to be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity. >>> the celebratory mood that we've seen from crowds after bin

this young man today is henry david thou row. if you love nature, it makes sense to stay away from it. when i started acaring small children about five years ago -- you can tell i'm an exist. i also moved to the woods, not that far from concord. i also started to do a lot more damage to the environment than david did. now it's not -- i'm taking no stand on, you know, the science of global warming in this book. but certainly if either of you worry about global warming or worry about the price of gas that, in fact, living in relatively compact urban spaces leads to less energy consumption. and that's data that i've done with matthew khan. one fact is that people who live in single family attacked houses use 88% more electricity than people who live in apartments. the gap is smaller for controlling income and family size. it's still there. a lot of it has to do with smaller housing units and less driving. if you like green space, live in new york. the book though is not fundamentally about trying to urge any particular person to liv

farewell, thou art, romeo, whatever it may be, see you later. >> he got the boot. >> is down to ralpho is on the road. we are getting down to the best of the best now. >> yeah the season is winding down. >> getting good. >>> speaking of winding down, we told you yesterday about whitney houston here, apparently, as we reported, back in rehab, up and down, up and down, i guess on another downward spiral here but tmz is reporting some things in terms of kind of what led to this, and she was on this concert tour with prince for a little while and prince wanted her out because of her antics, it got so crazy and posted this video. whitney doing her -- bobby christina kind of -- suggesting maybe a little, you know, not -- i don't know the best phrase, in this video from one the concerts here but he said, prince and his people according to the tmz source really didn't want whitney to embarrass herself, saying look we don't want -- banned from our concerts because of this erratic behavior. >> she wanted free tickets all of the time. >> basically a hot mess on the concert tour. prince is like,

it's important to learn thou budget, create a budget and also to implement a budget as you go throughouttimes they don't teach this in college. if people learn the hard way. also, allow them to stay out of debt. it is very, very important that you stay out of debt, stay away from the credit cards. try to pay cash as much as you can. and also teach them to make good life decisions. this will help them financially, emotionally and this is a really helpful in life. great things can you do. >> all right. good life decisions. one of those might be you need to be knocking on mommy and daddy's door and getting back into your old bedroom. eric, good stuff this morning. maybe something people don't want to hear but it is reality. we talk about it. still, it's a reality for a lot of folks out there. good to see you. enjoy the rest of your weekend, buddy. >> thank you. >>> we have health news for you now. a new study that suggests a link between a skin ailment and high blood pressure. we'll tell but research and the surprising thing that the two conditions have in common. that is next. that'll turn

this would not be a thou shalt use this technology. would not then say, here's a set of choices, you have to do one of them. private sector would be responsible for putting forward frameworks of essential performance standards and performance measurements that would focus not just on particular steps that you need to do but an actual effectiveness, and measures that would indicate how effective -- on measurements on how effective the measurements were. industry would develop a plan that aligned with that framework and was evaluated for addressing the risk that's dhs identified. industry would be responsible for having itself if i'd waited by a set of certified evaluators -- for having itself evaluated by a set of certified evaluators. the district would receive those evaluations and would published the result of the plant and a high-level description of the evaluation results. we would use that transparency to drive market activity that would enhance security and cover critical infrastructure. in addition, there could be procurement ad

wherefor art thou romeo? >> it was careful and care-free.magic happens. that was magical. >> romeo dicaprio, your ship will sail on and on and on. >> did you get a bead on the judges? how did you get a handle on them? >> i love the judges. a lot of people don't know, i went to school my whole career while i was making movies, while i was making music. i went to regular school. i went to usc. played college basketball. and i used to tough criticism. and i think the judges actually made me better. they were on me when i messed up. and they gave me praise when i did good. that's what pulled me through. so, len, carrie ann and bruno, i love those guys. i think they made a terrific team. >> you were really something. thanks to the judges. thanks to chelsie, as well. chelsie, put your expert hat on right now. as we head to the final four, who is going to make it the last two weeks? >> oh, you know what? it is -- when it comes down to the finale, it comes down to who has the best freestyle. at that, i think that chelsea kane and mark will have a go

hal >> 7:41 a.m., a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 62 for thou hide this afternoon.not forget to check out our video weathercast on facebook. go to the kron 4 fan page on facebook. like us and we have weather videocassettes. >> brush fires have sent home owners in texas packing in the last 24 hours. it is now contained. repeat with blaze has chart about 1,400 a.. fire officials say three people have suffered minor injuries. it is the worst fire season in texas. since november the state has had nearly 11,000 fires that have burned 2.5 million a. and 460 homes. in florida, fire fighters are trying to put out brushfires in the central part of the state. many of them were started by lightning over the weekend. they have burned dangerously close to several homes. dozens of residents have been evacuated. bulldozers, airplanes and helicopters are being used to keep the 1,000 a. blaze contained. >> virginia police say that for people are dead and multiple injuries that happens on interstate 95 in central virginia. it is a commercial tour bus that has completely flipped over.

. >> now, do we need legislation says, thou shalt not keep this beyond x-number of? >> the commission is very concerned about geolocation data. we're engaged, for example, a review of the children's online privacy protection act. one question we've asked is, how should we treat geolocation data? in our privacy report issued in september we reviewed. geolocation date is data that requires higher protections. >> this is should we have a law that thou shalt not keep this x-number of days? >> the commission has not taken a formal position on that to underscore the sensitivity of that data. and -- >> will be argument against? again, most folks i was only aware of it because i stomach belled across a website i don't normally read. so, why would i -- >> part of our concern of course is that the notice and consent in quotes that is extracted in the kind of situation that you're talking about is not significant, is not substantial. we are worried about those things. >> again, what is the argument against that? that's my question. i'm asking anybody. >> i think there would be

this would not be a thou shalt use that technology, but here's the risk and you need to identify it. urnt the administration's approach they do not say here's a set of choices you got, you have to do one of them. up stead, industry, the private sector is responsible for putting forward frameworks. frameworks of measures that focus not just on particular steps you need to do, but on actual effectiveness on measures that indicate how effective the -- sorry, on measurements that would indicate how effective the measurements were, and then industry would develop a plan, so any covered entity needs to develop a plan that aligned with that framework, and evaluated under that framework to address the risks dhs identified, and then industry is responsible for having itself evaluated by a set of effectively certified evaluators, not dhs doing the direct evaluation, but there would be entities chosen to do evaluation, industry receives the evaluations, and they publish -- the main leverage we use is transparency. they are publishing the high-level result of the description of the plan and the

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it fwru grew to hundreds, thous millions of hits. i won the best blog in the world award.mes out. >> what do you think appeals to people? it obviously strikes a chord. >> i just think the news is heavy right now. >> mm-hmm. >> it's heavy whether there are wars over seas, rising gas prices, troubled economy. a lot of us have our own personal problems. so there is something gratifying about saying, you know, life's pretty good. there are so many free simple things like the smell of a bakery, popping bubble wrap or hitting a string of green lights on the way to work. >> or finally getting that piece of popcorn out of your teeth. little things add up to a realization that things aren't bad. >> the weddings, healthy babies screeching in delivery rooms and father-daughter dances add up. between that we have tiny little moments, free little joys that add up to minutes and days in our lives. >> we have certain people in our audience, viewers what they think is awesome. >> holding your first grandchild. coming home after a business trip. singing in the car by yourself. >> or seeing

it uprooted trees and tore roofs off houses and left tens of thous ondz of people without electricityr crisis is galvanizing german opposition to nuclear power. germany announced today it will shut down all of its nuclear power plants by 2022. >>> and more than 250 of the nation's colleges and universities are making an extra effort to go green during graduation season. they're using caps and gowns made from recycled plastic bottles. the gowns cost more money and some argue that is unfair to cash strapped graduates. >>> it is now 8:03. let's head to natalie, lester and scott who is nearby. >> he is nearby. he's going to explain this rain and the rest of the forecast. >> good morning natalie and lester. of course, we've been dealing with showers and storms moving through the new york city area. they're moving out right now. so had a is good news. we want to put the spotlight on the birthday girls this morning from washington, d.c. hello. tell us your name and how old you are today. >> alex and i'm 11. >> eva, i'm 10. >> sayer yashgs i'm 11. >> they're all cousins from washington, d.c.

holier than thou. three points. one, you are a fascist. get you to print a tv with fascist on it.king a jackass out of yourself and, three, this is crap. show a little respect. grow up. you are a liar. you are a liar. that, sir, is not only un-american, it is dick at that torial. you, sir, you, sir, treason, sir. campaign, sir. you. you. how dare you? you. you. you. you. i'm not gay. desperate. heartless. disgraceful. pity. juvenile. avid. thugs and psychos. no. no. no. horrible. horrible. you would have been screwed and screwed you are. good night and good luck. [applause] >> shut the hell up. speaking about gore, the next talk brings a 1994 video that shows that then stars of nbc's "today show," bryant gumbel and katie "perky" couric trying to wrap their mind around al gore's new invention, the internet. someone at nbc taped it on their cell phone which is why the quality is kind of poor. pay attention. the news grabble with one of the central mysteries of the new age. >> translate that. a little t. marked with the a and then the ring around it. >>@. >> but i've never heard -- m

it is 66 thou. it will go to 67 in the year 27, -- 2027.t raise it by 2015, there is no hope. why can't the yourself work unless to figure out how to take your social security at 68. here is the key. we were stunned. the law of social security is so clear that if the schedule of benefits cannot be paid, that is a clear word, they will get only the payable benefits. that may sound like garbage, but that is the rio the renter because that is the one that is void hit in 2037. last may, there is less coming in than going out. how this may. you're going to get payable benefits has not schedule of benefits. and you can meld and treated it won't do you a list of good. that is absolutely goofy to me. we went and we said look, we think you ought to help. they are bonded together by a love of airline discounts. and insurance discounts. the magazine has really picked up. sex over 50 is the cover. sex over 60, they are really into viet. the ads are about how to get something and not have to pay for it. medicare will pay for it. adds of sexual dysfuncti