. >> you could start with the doctrine of the trinity, what theologians would call their christology, in other words, their understanding of who christ is. and you wouldn't have to go any farther than that to identify very quickly some differences between orthodox biblical christianity and mormon theology. >> reporter: mormons hold several views which set them apart from roman catholic, orthodox and protestant christians. not accepting the doctrine of the trinity, mormons believe that jesus and god were separate physical beings. founder joseph smith taught that traditional christianity had fallen away from the teachings of jesus, so additional and continuing revelations, like the book of mormon, were needed to restore the true faith. the lds church may hold different views from the mainstream, but mormons are deeply offended by the suggestion that they are not "real" christians. joanna brooks is senior correspondent for religiondispatches.org, an interfaith online magazine. >> the name of jesus christ is in the name of our church. so, you know, mormons do tend to feel like we're being

peter creek meets the trinity in an area that is right for development and recreation. the group is trying to open a kayaking company and the santa fe trail runs near the water. somebody may be fishing and they are not aware of any type of pig blood and what may have on your health. >>> starting tomorrow, you're going to pay a penny more for a stamp. raising the price from 44 cents to 45. that's not the only increase. the cost to mail a post guard increases 3 cents and mailing letters to canada and mexico go up. and other countries rises 7 cents to $1.05. >>> everyone wants their 15 minutes of fame, but a ball girl at the australian open had to earn hers the hard way. >> allison has to run out and remove a cockroach from the tennis court. she looks grossed out. you can see by the look on her face. she wasn't happy about it, but the crowd cheered her on and the game kept on going. >> did she really need to remove the cockroach? >> if it's a distraction, maybe. >> okay, well local singer going national. >> talk about 15 minutes, right? you're going to hear from marcus can

we're real concerns but for some evangelicals the fact that mormons don't believe in the trinity.hey believe that god and jesus were separate physical beings, that's a real difference. mormons believe that god continued revelation in the book of mormon. catholics say this is outside the stream of traditional christianity. for some evangelicals that means we don't want our president representing that. some say that would legitimatizize a faith legitimae ize a faith we don't agree with. >> mitt romney is doing well wl t with the catholic vote. he's polling well nationally with catholics that tend to be a little more moderate. mitt romney is completely acceptable. perhaps catholics have a communal memory of the bias they face for so long in american culture and they don't want to inflict that on mormons as well. i think that's an irony that kim was picking up on. you see those same evangelicals flocking to catholic candidates like rick santorum or newt gingrich who is a convert to catholicism. >> the big news for a whole lot of people in the news this week was the supreme court decis

the team from trinity university had won 252 consecutive matches. but yale beat them. trinity loses a match for the first time in 14 years, igniting this yale celebration. now, if we can only get towson basketball to win. >> yes. >> then we'll have something to talk about. >> thank you, mark. we'll be ri,,,,,,,, okay, that looks great. were you profitable last month? how much money is in your checking account? have the browns paid you for their addition yet? your finances are scattered all over the place. mm-hmm. what are your monthly expenses? you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind with quickbooks. organize your small business finances all in one place, even online banking. and now your business can be at your fingertips, anywhere. quickbooks, guaranteed easy or your money back. learn more at quickbooks.com. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. it's a new episode of the hit drama, the mentalist. i'm jessica kartalija. >> for bob and mark, i'm denise koch. thanks for >> pelley: tonig

that is what we are hearing. 1190 mission, trinity plaza, 350 mission street, 1,304th street -- the publicy building. 185 channel street. these are just the major developments that we are will -- we are looking at. in terms of revenue, what we are projecting for the non- interagency agreements, the nine agreements with trans bay and central city subway, we have not worked that out in terms of how it will come in in terms of payments, but there is broke between the projected 11, 12, 13 budget. it is a 2% growth in revenues. these are the roads we have seen over the last five years. when you exclude the changes that have occurred because of the inter agency agreements. in terms of expenditures, we are still lower, requesting a budget that is lower than 2007-2008. what we are expecting, because of large increases in the cost to personnel and the fact that we will have additional positions approved, along with filling positions, we have 5% growth between 13 and 14. we will talk a little bit after we go through these graphs about the reason the budget is growing. the next shows the changes in a

and trinity united against violence. i think this is a city-wide event. we have people arriving. castro is a safe place for people to go and be themselves. i have met everyone in the caster but it is still place where harvey milk gave them hope. we need to learn how to make that work for the people who are coming here. we can never turn our backs on the people. castro started at the navy pier. it was a neighborhood and it got [unintelligible] you cannot turn your back on the people. they come there as a beacon of light. when you do not feel safe, you come up there and you can see the rainbow or you can see someone who would not be like other people in different parts of the city. this is a time when you need to come. i am a drum major and a patriot as you can see for equality. what this says saying -- this is saying is we need to be able to work. all the shelters once were bath clubs. now all the shelters are -- we have to learn to balance the history. we know president barack obama said -- medical marijuana has helped so many deal with some disorders and this is a time to come t

it is basically a balance of the trinity debt. what the refairness board believes is in adding back then i'm million dollars in capital programs, where do we at and how do we add is, first, to make sure there is a public-sector benefit. second, do have and us

. >> you go in hard, you go in fast, you go in in the dark, you use what they call a trinity of speedsurprise and violence of action. >> reporter: the troops made their way to the camp, shots were fired. nine suspects were killed. no americans died. the hostages taken by helicopters to safety. the mission began just before the president gave his state of the union address. after the speech, the president called buchanon's father to say i have great news. the message to kidnappers. >> we will find you. we will find you and we will take care of america's interest. >> reporter: in addition to buchanon's health issue, another factor in deciding to go ahead was intelligence that kidnappers might have been about to move them. >>> caught on tape, a close call on the ice. a former washington caps player richard zednick was coaching some kids in slsvakia when take a look at this. the roof collapsed. it literally gave way under heavy snow. fortunately everyone managed to run to safety and nobody was hurt. >>> also caught on tape, a bank bandit lookout who stuck his foot out and nearly shot it o

after i lost my job at trinity a three judge in fisa and george and don says it's a shame quit that's what makes our country popular in the wild west as she is since my cherished hope is to see everything that will change for the better. actors that the shah taught us to valley theatre still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. the arab league at loggerheads well kept our calls for intervention in syria other members warn it could lead to a region wide undress that says damascus announces an amnesty for political prisoners in accordance with the peace but. the u.k. up the ante against iran pushing for a tough new oil embargo which tehran's promise to counter by blocking a vital transit route. the u.k. says it will take military action in the persian gulf the islamic state follows through with a great story from london in just a few months. and in other news put the reports o

i lost my job at trinity at the georgian feeds the and george and don suggests. that it's what makes our country popular in the wild west that is since my cherished hope is to see everything change for the better. actors of the show taught us to valley theatre still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. which brightened if you moved from france to pressure. starts on t.v. don't come. the arab league is set to decide whether to give the go ahead to another month of the or monitoring mission in syria while the opposition wants the un security council to get involved . pushed to the edge of the internet or robson a furor over plans to expand a web censorship strike bad weather and why blackouts a massive hacking attacks. israel and the us talk tactics over a possible conflict in the gulf they gather forces at iran's borders while the e.u. prepares its oil e

after i lost my job at trinity at the judge in fisa and george and don says it's a shame quit that it's what makes our country popular in the wild west that shiz since my cherished hope is to see everything changed for the better. actors of the show taught us to valley theatre still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. the issue is that so much is going which of course he's right on it comes of years recasting america's global military strategy or just more of the same bronco momus new vision for the pentagon is aimed at saving. that sure you can support our security problem very near to me so i want to point out why what i meant is there i was there james a lot i got american media outlets are getting rowdy for the wrong reasons and screaming matches make for higher t.v. ratings so can you personalities are making news instead of breaking and only something is being lost in a

it is basically a balance of the trinity debt. what the refairness board believes is in adding back then i'm million dollars in capital programs, where do we at and how do we add is, first, to make sure there is a public-sector benefit. second, do have and use of implementation. we believe that this city-owned facilities are easier to implement. there's less of a sign of rate and less of a cost-benefit analysis to be evaluated by the city of facilities, because the ability to apply it would be easier there. we conversely see that is harder to do so in a privately-run facilities. we believe that their return investment should be a crucial criteria. there should be some way were we increase the rate, that the payback to those investments should have a return to the last one is we believe there should be some contribution towards the greenhouse reduction targets that we have already set within the city's climate action plan. specifically, which programs are we looking at, that we're urging the commission that add back? one that we th

handed can patrick mccarthy who serves up the biggest upset of the tournament so far beyond seeded trinity three year old knocking out five time winner serina williams to go into her maiden grandson quarterfinal. surprise because she's a great player it's really tough to answer. i don't know i just feeling so good and so focused so i play my game and. i won against syrian and it's amazing you know i didn't play well and i'm not physically one hundred percent so it's like you know. there can't be so angry and so even though i'm very happy you know that i can play a hundred times go over do this whole target. elsewhere second seed petra create a verse survived a second set fight back by former world number one and the advantage of serbia was that wimbledon champion held on to win six two seven six at least emulate last year's round the last eight stage and waiting to be developed in the next round is italian surprised by can sorry irani steamrollered the last chinese standing genki ronnie moving into her maiden quarterfinal at a major event. for me while defending men champion novak djokovic

i and ester of trinity club ration, our urbanization is not in the caster. i do not reside in the castro. i am appalled that the memory of jane warner and harvey milk would be used against members of our community. we have community members who want to speak and be part of the conversation. we have people, a roomful of people here to participate. we have so many others who could not get here. they're great to have tickets parking their cars. they cannot speak their piece. this legislation is anti- homeless. it criminalizes poverty. it is defined by folks who have money to keep their money while folks to do not have money are pushed to the edge and beyond. we're going to face budget cuts this year. more public spaces are going to be closed. where are people going to go? there aren't decriminalized for taking a nap. -- they are going to be carmen ddecriminalized for taking a na. these are problems we can address in conversation. not through legislation that criminalizes the poor. thank you. supervisor wiener: let me call the three main -- remaining cards. thos

plus two years since trinity is president ben ali was ousted the new as the misleaders are accused of ignoring the real issues of poverty and unemployment in favor of spreading the radical religious agenda.

the balls outside the head master's office, a trinity to the former pupils who have gone on to represent pakistan, and the list is being added to all the time. four of the current national team are from m.c. high school. they're preparing to take part in the olympics in london. >> i feel so proud to have come from that school. we were nothing, but that place gave us our start, and now we play in the pakistan team. it feels so good when we go back there. >> for many pupils, this school and its focus on hockey has given them a route out of poverty and a way to see the world. it's why many here now feel they have a chance of one day competing on the greatest sporting stage. aleem maqbool, bbc news. >> they really can hit a ball, can they? i want to show you something which is really quite extraordinary. it's a tunafish, not just an extraordinary one. a, it's a whopper. b, it just sold for $750,000. now, 269 kilos was the weight. it was brought about you a local -- it was bought by a local sushi restaurant owner. they reckon they're going to get something something like 10,000 sushi portions

>> they carry their alcohol in the debating chamber and i debated in trinity, dublin.s been the finest experience of my life. >> the irish parliament, i have had the good fortune to be, i was drinking with a senator one day because if you're there, you're drinking and he said mind my drink, i got to go and vote. and this, they were all doing that and rushing to vote, but he was part of the operation as it was in the house of commons. >> still is. >> to a lesser extent since the television and cameras came in. >> but they drink on the terrace now. >> let's get back to america. >> one place where you really see the rigors of debate is the indian parliament. the level of argument, i think, is wonderful and where everyone -- the length of argument, we're treated to it on radio every once in a while, we get this and that of this. it's wonderful. that tradition is also alive in the british parliament. >> who do you think, linda, are the great americans wits and obviously we have those from history like mark twain who was superb. nowadays, we have calvin -- >> nowadays? >> no

. >> reporter: girls such as 9- year-old twins cierra and trinity. >> probably the most upsetting thaty busted the door open and took all of our equipment and now that we can't play, we don't really have that much equipment this year. >>> while players bring their own gloves, the team supplies the equipment for teams with players age 4 to 14. all but two of the 16 equipment bags in the shed were taken. >> it may push back the practice start date. it may push back our practice start day of the season just because we don't have the equipment to get them going. >> reporter: used bats are already part of the equipment donated from newark and alameda as well as $100 million pledged from chicago and alameda. they still need help getting catchers gear and helmets and hope to have everything in time for opening day in march. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> there's a new push to bring the winter games back to reno. members of the board hope to make the reno lake tahoe area host of the 2022 winter olympics. the winter games in reno was back in 1960. >>> according to the daily beast, san francisco

after i lost my job at trinity at the judge in fisa and george and don says it's a shame quit that's what makes our country popular in the wild west as she is since my cherished hope is to see everything changed for the better. actors of the show taught us to valley theater still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. the arab league is deciding the future of its expired observer mission in syria all amid calls for its extension to help quell the violence and criticism from the syrian opposition who for now want u.n. involvement. croatia is voting on whether the country should join the e.u. already sparking protests and violent clashes the blog continues to be shaken by. people in romania now rising up against their god. in other stories this week tensions around tehran's nuclear program stood by. pose an embargo on iranian oil and the u.s. and building its warship presence i

after i lost my job at trinity at the georgian feeds the and georgian dons it has it's shown quick that's what makes our country popular in the wild west as she is since my cherished hope is to see everything change for the better. actors that the shah taught us the valley theatre still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. arab league officials say their observer mission in syria will be extended for another month despite criticism from the syrian opposition that wants to see the u.n. step in. croatia votes in favor of joining the debt stricken you despite the issue having sparked protests and violent clashes in the country's capital. and other stories that shape the week tensions around iran the nuclear program stirred further by plans to impose an embargo on iranian oil and the us building its warship presence in the gulf. and the power of internet in action the massive online

a trinity and woman has died after setting herself on fire in the country's port tunnels facts it's the fourth case of self-immolation there in eight days and comes on the eve of the first anniversary of the former president ben ali or for a middle east expert tariq ali thinks that the new moderate islamist leaders are struggling to bring about any real change to the deep rooted problems your faces. the way in which the army's been operating the way in which this extremely unintelligent president marco's he has been operating and the way in which the new justice minister than the slum is sort of going social and moral encroacher to decide what can go on and what can even go on and what shouldn't go on television is awarding the real problems of their country which are social and economic problems and the plan needs to be implemented to help the boy of the people who are treetop and addicted to the fact that the so-called moderate islamists are basically concentrating on moral sense osho but what people should do in general is a sign of the bankruptcy it's because they can offer the peop

speak with economist professor constantine good yeah constantine is from moscow and now teaches at trinity college dublin welcome back to kaiser report doesn't and thank you much all right wasn't it and if it were to happen what impact would a euro zone breakup have russia there i read it two ways in which the euro can break up and we can call it or the disorderly in the orderly case of a default or breakup of the euro what will happen is that the monetary must all that money in circulation currently in euros will be gradually over a number of years displaced out of the existence whether in one country such as greece or in a number of countries so i just hold it very pro countries there are different permutations and the case in this case the disruption will be the most minor and the impact on russian trade and the russian program will savings and investments will be very minor the worst case scenario calms when there's disorderly default or disorderly structure of the currency markets and there's a lot of the what happens as overnight you will see the exist in a number of countries and th

government terms that blocking the internet or controlling the internet you know it's so now to be in trinity you know it's always going to be intense but that's way issues like this and movements like this and you know people coming out to speak out against this are important i don't want to give your opinion on the protests that have washington reeling or read up on the anonymous hacktivist group there's plenty more on our web site at r.t. dot com. thanks. and as the web users across the world rallied to the cause of freedom of speech they may now have an unlikely ally iran's english language news channel press t.v. has been kicked off the bridge airwaves and after so it's called a clear example of censorship fishel reasons given are a number of broken agreements and fine the press t.v. says it's being silenced or it's sounding believes it's being targeted for its highly critical coverage of issues ranging from the cost of the british royal wedding so last year's london riots. author and. press t.v. is yet another victim going campaign against iran. if this had been separated from geopoliti