now nobody from trinity with appear on camera.hey provide add statement posting on line at our web site. >> interesting. >> all right dan thanks. >> let's talk about the weather few minutes. warm out there. >> sandhya is here with changes on the way. >> yes. we are talking about changes in the form of fog first thing in the morning give yourself plenty of time. we do have pockets of dense fog around half moon bay to quarter mile. see it here on live doppler 7 hd. fog made it all the way up to the golden gate bridge from high definition sutro camera lacking at downtown san francisco. beautiful view here. temperatures right now still very mild in most areas. 55 in san francisco. it's skup degrees in oakland right now. mid 60's mountain view san jose one of the cooler spots though half machine bay at 48 degrees where it is foggy. high definition emeryville camera. visibility good. lacking at bay pwrm and sutro tower. 57 right now in napa but check out fairfield. it's 74 degrees so pretty warm out there. here are the highlights pocket

now nobody from trinity with appear on camera. but they provide add statement posting on line at our web site. >> interesting. >> all right dan thanks. >> let's talk about the weather few minutes. warm out there. >> sandhya is here with changes on the way. >> yes. we are talking about changes in the form of fog first thing in the morning give yourself plenty of time. we do have pockets of dense fog around half moon bay to quarter mile. see it here on live doppler 7 hd. fog made it all the way up to the golden gate bridge from high definition sutro camera lacking at downtown san francisco. beautiful view here. temperatures right now still very mild in most areas. 55 in san francisco. it's skup degrees in oakland right now. mid 60's mountain view san jose one of the cooler spots though half machine bay at 48 degrees where it is foggy. high definition emeryville camera. visibility good. lacking at bay pwrm and sutro tower. 57 right now in napa but check out fairfield. it's 74 degrees so pretty warm out there. here are the highlights

now nobody from trinity with appear on camera. but they provide add statement posting on line at our web site. >> interesting. >> all right dan thanks. >> let's talk about the weather few minutes. warm out there. >> sandhya is here with changes on the way. >> yes. we are talking about changes in the form of fog first thing in the morning give yourself plenty of time. we do have pockets of dense fog around half moon bay to quarter mile. see it here on live doppler 7 hd. fog made it all the way up to the golden gate bridge from high definition g camera lacking at downtown san francisco. beautiful view here. temperatures right now still san francisco. it's skup 55 in degrees in oakland right now. mid 60's mountain view san jose one of the cooler spots though half machine bay at 48 degrees where it is foggy. high definition emeryville camera. visibility good. lacking at bay pwrm and sutro tower. 57 right now in napa but check out fairfield. it's 74 degrees so pretty warm out there. here are the highlights pockets of dense coastal fog

no one from trinity would appear, but they are posting it at abc7news.com. for the i people, dan noyes -- for the i team, dan noyes, abc news. >>> it was a bizarre scene. second street turned into the venue for the how weird street fair. there is dancing and art and music. latest electronic dance hits and it is in the 14th year. now to leigh glaser who is talking about the workweek weather which is speeding up. >> live doppler 7hd is under the influence of a very dry air mass. in fact, if you are traveling acss the country, you will find some in washington, d.c. and 62 dries. degrees. dallas looks good and 103 phoenix. and check out palm springs tomorrow. 103. los angeles 75. you can already get a sense of a slight offshore wind component. monterey near the coast is 70 degrees. 92 for sacramento. 84 for yow yosemite. get ready. we too will start to heat up as the offshore winds pick up tuesday night and wednesday. for tomorrow the temperatures come up. low 90s inland and 80s around the bay. midmidto upper 60s. check out thursday and friday, the first few day

in response, trinity filed defamation lawsuits. saying the company published false claims.he statement are contemporary to acceptance by the federal highway safety administration. suit claims harmon hopes to benefit from the lawsuit against the plfz. harmon says it's not about the money. >> they're suing me for did he fafation. will not shut up. >> the administration approved the plus after this crash test. but documents from the patent infringement case show trinity made changes to the et plus after that test without telling the federal government. asking about revisions, it shows. >> the revisions 1-10 were done after may 27th test. one thing is the form and trinity has slung the wid skppblg made other changes only after josh harmon told them. seven years after that crash test. >> i believe early 2012 through the telephone condition ver saigss. >> the faa -- federal highway administration called for performance evaluation and investigation into the crashes. it sedz the number of crash was fatal injuries involving terminal zz not match the excellent history of the original

in response, trinity filed defamation lawsuits. saying the company published false claims. the statement are contemporary to acceptance by the federal highway safety administration. suit claims harmon hopes to benefit from the lawsuit against the plfz. harmon says it's not about the money. >> they're suing me for did he fafation. will not shut up. >> the administration approved the plus after this crash test. but documents from the patent infringement case show trinity made changes to the et plus after that test without telling the federal government. asking about revisions, it shows. >> the revisions 1-10 were done after may 27th test. one thing is the form and trinity has slung the wid skppblg made other changes only after josh harmon told them. seven years after that crash test. >> i believe early 2012 through the telephone condition ver saigss. >> the faa -- federal highway administration called for performance evaluation and investigation into the crashes. it sedz the number of crash was fatal injuries involving terminal zz not match the excellent history of the origin

tion whilels me he found defending himself in a lawsuit filed by trinity. he agreed to stop producing it similar to the et plus. he said he is not a sore loser trying to strike back as trinity claims. >> they are trying to distract from it. whether i am trying to save the company. it has no fact on the fact that people are being injured and killed. >> he launched a website about the et plus. he identified more than 100 accidents in which the head failed to function properly and is aware of several fatalities with the modified et plus involving a 2008 crash in tennessee. 5* paramedic died when a guardrail entered the passenger compartment of her honda. trinity filed deaf defamation lawsuits dropping the one in georgia, but pursuing another in texas. they published false and ma slishes statements about his product saying they are killing people. the statements are completely contrary to the product's accentance by the federal highway safety administration. they hope to benefit from the class action lawsuit againstthe. it is not about the money. >> they are su

you are a liability. >> despite her efforts, she was not allowed to return to work until after trinity was born. she lost her pay and health insurance and couldn't get unemployment. >> i was willing to work. i was willing to do my regular job. they wouldn't let me. >> she felt what happened was not only wrong what illegal. she took her fight to court and lost. >> we shouldn't be made to choose between our job and having a child. sharon gustafson is young's attorney. >> so far the courts said that what ups did was not illegal. we believe it was. we believe it violated the clear terms of the pregnancy discrimination act. >> he introduced legislation, banning what ups allegedly. the bill passed the maryland general assembly awaiting the governor's signature. >> we have to make sure we are sending a message to maryland employers and workers, we value maryland workers we will not tolerate back door discrimination in maryland against women. >> i am hoping the law will help more women that want to have babies and working not have such a difficult time with it. >> now, i was not able to reach

trinity is the oldest function episcopal cathedral in california. church leaders say it was also the first church and school founded to serve black, mexican, and chinese children. part of the reason the cathedral has such a long history is because it was constructed by a ship's carpenter in 1863 and they know how to build things to last. the 150th anniversary continues all year with events including a dramatic re-enactment of the founders and a picnic. the church is on north second street between st. john and santa clara streets. >>> the problem of distracted driving has gotten so bad and deadly the california highway patrol is calling april distracted driving month. now a piece of technology is trying to curb the danger. our business and tech reporter scott budman shows us how it works. >> reporter: it's still a big problem. texting and driving. while the focus is on teen drivers, let's be honest. we adults are at fault too. >> i've seen my dad text while he drives, check e-mail, search the web when he needs to look up quick information. >> reporte

trinity is the oldest functioning episcopal church in san jose. part of the reason the cathedral has such a long history is because it was constructed by a ship's carpenter back in 1863. >> it was put together with wooden pegs like a ship. so when the 1906 earthquake happened, this was the only major building that remained standing in san jose because all the rest had fell down. so this became the emergency center. >> the 150th anniversary continues all year with events, including a dramatic re-enactment of the founders and a picnic. the church is on north 2nd street between st. john and st. clara street. we're back in a moment with a check of the weather. >>> one of north korea's top decision making bodies is calling nuclear weapons the nation's life. today's statement followed a meeting of kim jong-un and the leading workers party. they said the weapons would not be traded for even billions of dollars. >>> a new federal immigration reform plan is a big step closer to becoming law tonight. brian mooar reports law make verse found common ground in

. >>> we want to talk now via skype with reverend samuel loi, the priest in charge of trinity episcopalrch in copley square in boston where the bombs went off, we're old friends. sam, welcome, what can a pastor say to his people at time like this, a terrible time like this? and what are people saying to you? >> i think the pastor first needs to acknowledge what a trauma this has been and listen carefully to what people are saying. and what i hear a lot is -- a see of, of the fragility of people's lives and how sense how vulnerable they've been. so what i've, what i have been doing and will continue to do as i'm with my community is to remind them of the core convictions of the power behind all of life. that is sustaining us and our faith in a god who goes with us even through the toughest of times and promises always to bring healing beyond the crisis at hand. >> what about the old questions of where was god in this. and how could god haveermted so much suffering? are you hearing that at all? >> i'm not hearing it as much as i did after 9/11. it's more people a sense of fragility, but o

a teacher at trinity's church in towson. currently in icu this morning. she is the one you see on the right. a friend reports she will be removed from a vent later today and have surgery to repair her foot. mom is said to be doing okay and the sister is also in the hospital with broken leg. her brother-in-law is being treated for various cuts and bruises. our team coverage continues. the o. s are starting a lengthy home stand. i'm sure security is going to be affected just as many fans at the ballpark. >> the orioles are working with police, the maryland state authority as well as the major league to boost security. not only here, in surrounding areas like the parking lot and light rail. orioles will be hosting a series with rays that starts tonight. rays were at boston yesterday playing the red sox, hours before the explosion at the marathon. the game here at camden yards starts at 7:05, we have advice on what to do if something were to happen. be prepared. before a large event, coordinate with family and friends. also scout out a place to find cover. fo

erica teaches at trinity in towson. the school said please pray for erica and her family. >> we go to harford county. detectives cost school children-- several trips were canceled that were to go to washington, d.c., aberdeen proving ground and new york city. >>> two bomb scares today in carroll county turned out to be fakes. the first one was called in about 8:30. the buildings were closed for the day. >>> a student was charged with calling in a fake bomb threat to west middle school. students were evacuated around 11 but returned to class when they found the call was a hoax. >>> it's tough to watch the pictures of the above the bomb -- boston marathon. we have more on how to talk to our children about these tragic events. >> the experts said there are times you just have to turn off the tv. that's what they say when this comes to the -- when it comes to the images. you see it again and again. one hour of tv, video of the bomb blast seen dozens of times. if this is hard for adults to process, the horror leaves them ful

the tragedy in boston has touched the trinity community in a very real way. one of our teachers, erica branock, was there to cheer on her mom, who was running in the marathon. please pray for erika and her family. >> reporter: and again, branock was scheduled for a second surgery today in boston, according to reports from her family. and children at erika's preschool made a ged get well card for her today. they are sending it on to her in boston. >>> one of the three victims killed in the attack is 8-year- old martin richard. he and his family were at finish line of the race where the bombs went off. his sister and mother were also badly hurt. adriana diaz reports for wjz, from dorchester, massachusetts. >> reporter: flowers and a candle rest on the richards' family front porch in massachusetts. martin richards was just 8 years old, when a bomb on a boston street ended his short life. he was standing near the finish line when the boston marathon explosions went off. the boy's mother and little sister were badly hurt. in a statement, martin's father, bill rich

the teacher at trinity episcopal is at icu. she is on the right of the picture. she hopefully will be taken off of a vent ventlator. her sister is in the hospital suffering from a broken leg. her brother-in-law is in the hospital treated for cuts and bruises, all the results of the explosions yesterday at the boston marathon. security will be beefed up here following the explosions. there are no credible threats in maryland of any possibility but police say they are stepping up patrols and not taking chances. our team coverage continues with linda so, she is live at camden yards. the o. s are starting a 9 game home stretch. what can fans expect? >> reporter: you can expect the baltimore orioles to be working with the stadium authority, major league baseball and police to tighten security around the ballpark. they areing with the organizations in wake of the bombings. police commissioner ordered officers at critical sites around the city including at the ball game, also expect to see more security at transportation locations around baltimore, including penn statio

the teacher from trinity episcopal is in the icu of a boston hospital expected to have foot surgery latertoday. brad cogs mom is said to be doing all right. her sister and brother-in-law were spectators, they are suffering from injuries. a number of you spoke out using facebook reaching out to the grieving and those affect by the attacksment we asked you if you could say something to those hurt or remember raps of those who perished, what would you say. the posts have been flooded. join the controversy at abc2news.com/facebookm. >>> time for a check of the forecast. for that we say hello to lynette charles. >>> look at the temperatures this morning, we are coming in 54 degrees millersville, reisterstown 51. 50 northville, we should be at 43 for the low temperatures, see where we are going with this. we are above average and staying that way in to the afternoon. what we are waiting for is the cold front to get closer to us. it will keep us unsettled. we will stall autoout and move back as a warm front towards thursday. we have high pressure that is off in to the atlantic and with that, wel

we reached out to trinity children's center. they said we do understand she is stable but not able to be contacted at this time. our community will pass along appropriate updates. please pray for erica and her family. >>> we had nearly 450 runners boston. they began to trickle back home. the runners, weary from the race and the emotional toll, flew into bwi. an er doctor had just finished his 13th boston marathon when the marathon went off. >> i would say sadly i'm -- i always had a feeling it wasn't a matter of if it would happen but more than when. it's a large event. it's very open to the public. there's no way of controlling everything that comes and goes. >> the doctor tried to get back to the finish line but first responders had already blocked off the area. >> it's taking the toll on some schoolchildren. jeff hager joins us with that story. >> reporter: the harford county school system canceled a number of field trips scheduled for today. the throip new york city's, bel air's to aberdeen proving ground and another one to

>> reporter: a teacher at trinity episcopal church school was injured at the marathon. she is undergoing surgery today. she was at the marathon watching her mom participate. her mom is doing okay but other family members were hurt. her sister suffered broken bones. her brother-in-law sustained cuts and bruises. the school is communicating with staff and students using social media she is in icu and her mom still hasn't been able to see her. >> wishing her the best. thank you. >>> we will keep you updated on erica brannick's condition. check in at 4:00, 5:00 and 6 for the latest updates. >>> the police chief in boss stone announced officers from all over the country are helping including in maryland. >> we received offers from assistants from chicago, los angeles, units responded from new york city and baltimore. >> boston's police commissioner said all of the teams are working closely together to solve this complex case. >>> back at home, everyone in the baltimore area was urged to go about their day as usual. officials said there is no credible threat in our area. of c

this is a holy trinity for the -- >> all those three?ys those three in optimum amounts, heaps, really. we've always known the foods we hate to love will make us sick if we eat too many of them. but we now know for years thes prodollars industry has known this, even as they continue adding heaps. >> what food would surprise us if michael moss came out and said that has the bliss point very well calculated and we go, oh, my gosh, i had to idea? >> i really love both potato chips myself and to talk about it. they have the salt, the flavor burst goes right you to your pleasure center of the brab and says eat more. they're loaded with fat. that delivers what they call the mouth feel which is an incredible allure. and they're loaded with sugar, which i didn't know. not added to it, but the potato starch itself starts turning into sugar as soon as it hits your tongue. salt, sugar, fat. >> i love the holy trinity, i have to say. you've sifted through thousands of industrial documents and are part of a 1999 presentation to wall street investors t

trinity anglican sessioning from fossil fuel energy, moving to zero waste type of models. adapting local food movement and local food economies, all of these different ways but then also to influence the policies that are going to help to good afternoon and to make sure that we do have the type, the standard of living that we have from having air that's free of toxins and also reducing the impact of these pollutions on driving climate change. >> so avis jones deweever is there something such as environmental racism or environmental just snis. >> of course there is. any time you find that in every city in this nation, african-americans are much more likely than whites to live if areas where there are high concentrations of air toxins, i don't think there can be anything but that. >> justices about right relationships among people and what the world around us so yes, it includes proper stewardship of the environment. we need policy to put people first as our most precious and unique resource. and to inspire people to be good stewards of the environment. >> and environmental

some of the speakers included the dean of trinity cathedral in downtown san jose, the president of siliconalley's naacp and even sjsu's own professors. the letter discusses issues such as the difference between just and unjust laws, racism, and how to defeat it in a nonviolent manner. this was the first time the mlk library hosted the reading. one san jose state golfer earned western athletic player of the week. and we now know who the spartans will be playing in the mountain west football conference. but first we ask students how their allergies are affecting them. ">>>"my eyes get all watery, and i start to sneeze a lot. i get the sniffles. people think i have a cold. and they try to give me tissues because they think i'm sick, but i'm really not. it's just allergies." "pretty bad. i get, like, stuffy, and my eyes burn, and sometimes i get headaches." "well i actually don't have any allergies, and i'm guessing if i were to have allergies, it would just be, like, pretty bad." "well allergy kind of sucks when you're in class, you just be sneezing every minute or so, and if you're pretty qu

dallas and the other from houston and of course, she took the first very back and forth across the trinity river the first time to start going out west and then eventually built the bridge and was a great investor and a wonderful businesswoman and by all accounts very generous and good person and revered and considered one of the founders of dallas d evita was much the same way. she was a national figure me negative she had married the governor but she ran the houston post and expanded into television stations for hundreds of million to the end of her life but also started the wax of world war ii it was the precursoro those coming into the military. and evita was the only woman with an inscription in the road work to memorial in washington d.c.. and was asked by president roosevelt to write a description of what volunteer women would do in the war because they needed the men to fight and fly airplanes. and they wanted women to do the desk jobs with of pilot the wasps were also part of world war ii training pilots to fly and evita set up a plan and roosevelt looked at it and said you have t

a frost advisory foremost of the air to the north including delnorte and trinity. temperatures going to be dropping around freezing spot or near freezing in these locations. we can expect chilly conditions in the north bay valleys tonight. sunny skies and wrmer tomorrow. and cooler weather develops for us beginning on sunday. take a look at pacific satellite image you can see a dry cold front has passed through and the air behind it is cooler. and certainly to the north. start agent 7:00 this evening, notice areas of coastal clouds, low clouds at the coast. into mid day hours, sunny skies and warmer in most areas but breezy near the coast and not much of a warm up on the coast. overnight tonight, low temperatures into upper 40s, looking northward, napa, cloverdale, lows into low 40s. and mainly sunny in the south bay. low to mid-70s from redwood city. upper 50s to low 60s on the ko. a high of 67 tomorrow, 60 in the sunset district. east bay, highs 72 in oakland and union city. and inland east bay up near 80 degrees. fairfield 77 in livermore, here is the accu-weath

trinity -- improve for the u.s. ten year. the yield fell ten basis points. you see that today.hat is the lowest since last december, also making "money," boeing shareholders, a successful test flight was completed a short time ago. a test fix did -- testing this fix of the ion batteries. the largest gainer on the down not making noted -- money. most of them were fired. we are sorry about that. $200 million of government loans over the years. on the brink of bankruptcy. not a gd friday. even when they say it's not come it's always about "money." ♪ melissa: had a double whammy. the stock market and job market took a big hit. labor participation rate is at its lowest level since 1979. the last time we saw numbers like this the shot of iran was being overthrown in that price of gas was $0.63. in honor of that. ♪ >> welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. melissa: welcome back to the 70's, but seriously. he doesn't jobs added in the month of march, not even close to the estimate of 200,000, not even close. your to break all the outcome "washington post" all this a terrible, horrib

interest because the title, law and morality in ireland and was moved to the examination hall and trinity. i deliver to slightly larger audiences, believe it or not. there was a moment of silence when i finished and was kind of worried and then there wa then e than a decent applause, but no real controversy. the feeling was that the students do. i've been more outspoken than others due to, but that's the way it is. i was lucky to get a fellowship to harvard university. that is a wonderful year to be in harvard. when i arrived, i found my united states contemporaries were questioned what they believed was an immoral war in vietnam and some of them escaping the draft. there's a lot of discussion about poverty programs in the south of the country the civil rights movement and people bravely joining. martin luther king was assassinated and after he graduated, robert kennedy was also assassinated and this had a huge impact on me. it is being taught in a different way to socratic method. instead of the good quality of law teaching in dublin if you took the notes and give them back come you did

tomorrow this covers humbolt lake and trinity counties so ukiah could possibly see frost. in north bay valleys you can see frost. low 50s, low 60s tomorrow morning a chilly start with frost. bundle up. low 30s to mid-40s, mild, sunny skies tomorrow afternoon you're going to see temperatures coming up low 60s to mid-70s, warmer weather coming up i'll be back with the details. >> thank you. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 airline problems left thousands of passengers strand add cross the nation and here in the bay area. >> and what we're hearing today from men and women. >> at 4:12 checking out afternoon commute at the skyway. oncoming traffic head together lower deck of the bay bridge congested as always, sta >>> this is a video from sky 7 hd this morning a big rig overturned spilling scrap metal all over the freeway. this happened just before 6:00 a.m. and traffic now back to normal but the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> san quentin prison officials confirm an inmate convicted of five murders has been found dead in his cell. justin helser fived five peop

really serious plan to reduce government expenditures would create a lot of confidence in the business trinitycrazy onslaught of regulations across every industry which is stifling innovation and creativity which is exactly what we need right now. example in the banking industry. dodd-frank pier reasons that law as passed there has been no renovation of one of the largest industries in the united states, which is actually reducing. lou: i have to say the you, how much money do you want these people to make? am looking at the numbers coming in other earnings. if we have regulation, how much money could be made? it is scary to even contemplate. >> i think what would happen is people now, i believe, short-term profit maximizing. if you look a lot of the earnings and there not coming from revenue growth. they're coming from cutting costs and cutting costs, cutting costs, which is not a healthy way for an economic system to operate. short-term profit maximization, it's going to be a wise strategy is not good for the economy. lou: thank you very much. it's good to have you with this. we are out of t

c-span for being here and also again a number of students from presentation academy and i believe trinity so we always welcome you and thank you very much for joining us. dr. fiona deans halloran is the department chair of u.s. history and ap history teacher at roland halls st. mark's school in salt lake city. prior to her position dr. holleran was an assistant professor at kentucky university and a visiting assistant professor of dade college. she earned her b.a. at american university and a ph.d. in american history and the university of california. she has been a research fellow at the huntington library and an american institute university scholar. in addition to thomas nast the father of modern political cartoons she has contributed to europe working since 1789 encyclopedia of early american world. dr. heller published numerous essays including shall i trust trust -- and fathers preachers rebels u.s. history and literature 1820s to 1825 and propose everything opposed nothing but political cartoons of thomas nast and drawing the line in cartoons and history. please join me in welcomin

in 2006 when she became pregnant with her daughter, trinity.nd she had not lift more than 20 pounds. the company sent her home, did not allow her to work. she lost her pay and benefits. >> go home. we don't have anything that we can do until you're no longer pregnant because you're a liability. i was willing to work, willing to do my regular job and they wouldn't let me. >> she sued u.p.s. and lost her case. since then the maryland general assembly passed a bill that beens companies from what u.p.s. allegedly did to young. we were unable to reach u.p.s. to comment on this story. however in a statement published in "the baltimore sun" u.p.s. says that the courts have validated that u.p.s. does not discriminate against pregnant workers or violate the americans again with disabilities act. >>> tax and revenue office for help on 4th and m streets in southwest d.c. the office will close at 6:00 this evening. if you're not willing to file you can get a six-month extension. this year 4 million americans submitted their tax forms, 90% of those filed el

analyzing it takes time so the cdc's picture of the crisis was always a week or two behind which is a trinity when a pandemic is under way. around the same time engineers at google developed an alternative way to predict a spread of the flu. not just nationally but down to the region of the united states, google searches. google added three billion searches today and save the mall. google took fifty million of the most common search terms americans use and compared when and where these terms are searched for with. data going back five years. the ideal was to predict the spread of the flu through web searches alone. they struck gold. what you're looking at is a graph, showing that after crunching through half a billion mathematical models google identified 45 search terms that predicted a high degree of accuracy. here you can see the official data of the cdc and google's predicted data, where the cdc has a two week reporti lag, google could spot the spread of the flu almost in real time. strikingly google's method does not involve distributing or contacting physicians' offices, it is built on

the trinity, that's kind of important. right? that's not in the bible. neither is confession.ir ass in the 12th century. jesus' birthday? do you remember limbo? >> jimmy: rush? yes, i know limbo. were you raised catholic? >> limbo, where babies go when they die. what's so funny is that, you know, somebody at some point invented, again, right out of their ass heaven and hell. heaven is a place that's great. you go when you die. and everyone was like, "like." i like that. then hundreds of years later, some wise ass went okay, what about babies? you know? who die before they have a chance to be good or bad to be judged worthy of heaven or hell? and the pope just went, this just in. limbo. >> oh, limbo, limbo, limbo. and they just shamelessly invent it as they go along. >> jimmy: i hope we die together. i really hope that somehow you and i die together. >> i don't. >> jimmy: either way, it's either going to be hilarious as they send us both to this hell. or we can just be together. >> we're not going to be together. >> jimmy: are you concerned that straight people will fake gay ma

meanwhile i was enjoying teaching law at trinity college. i loved the interaction with students and i was practicing law and because of the opportunity to discuss the united states constitutional law compared with the irish constitutional law i quickly decided that was the area i wanted to focus on and take test cases. there were a lot of issues, issues of equality and discrimination. i would take them in the irish courts and then there was the possibility that these cases could also be taken beyond the irish courts if you didn't get justice in the high court or supreme court in ireland because ireland had ratified the convention on human rights and civil liberties, human rights and fundamental freedoms. that meant you could take a case having exhausted your domestic remedies or maybe uniquely sometimes go direct to strasbourg. the other possibility was to take cases when ireland joined the european union in 1973 and where there were directives on equal pay and equal opportunities. that is where the case would start in the irish courts and i

they're god, she says, referring to north korea's trinity kim jong-un, his father and grandfather. but how can people think of him as a god? that's what you're taught since birth, says this defector, who escaped north korea ten years ago fleeing the brutal regime. they says it's been a long time since i last saw this, and i feel i'm getting emotional. i don't know how to express this. this is not a lie. this is not an act. it's real. if anything happens, north koreans will give up their lives. they will even jump into a fire. this is very powerful. even though you left ten years ago, this still has power over you. we watch a children's show that she final hi remembers, a good north korean cat defeating the south korean rat. and a war film that depicts the north koreans defeating americans. but if there's a revelation for this woman who fled north korea so long ago, it's this. you didn't know kim jong-un. do you feel the same love and devotion to him that you felt to kim jong-il, just by watching this television? yes, i feel the same. he looks like kim il-sung, exactly like his gran

county of del north, humboldt, mendocino and trinity just to the north and cooler air moving in to the officer knight as well. no frost expected her but temperatures lower than they were last tonight. live view from the high definition roof top camera at abc 7 looking to the bay bridge. temperature readings at this hour 52 degrees at san francisco. 58 across the basement oakland. san jose cool 48. half moon bay. another live view from the high definition south beach camera in downtown san francisco lacking at the other side of the bay bridge at other temperature readings right now. 60 in santa rose. 58 fairfield. 54 in hayward. look at the forecast feature it's chilly tonight in the north bay valley with low pressure dropping that the low 40's there. we see a little bit milder readings in other location. sunny warmer tomorrow than today. and then cooler and windy beginning on sunday. pattern keeps changin changing. satellite animation shows movement of cold front. swept through the bay area today. not bringing any rain fall but bringing some cooler overnight conditions. this is dry co

. >> prior to placing him in general population, warden trinity wants to make sure schreiber doesn'tdig himself into a deeper hole. >> do you understand i'm not going to waste an ad seg bed on you? you're not a legitimate threat. you're trying to check in is what you're trying to do. >> damn right. i'm trying to save my own [ bleep ] neck. >> you would not have been moved to this facility if there was a verified threat against your life. let these gentlemen do their job. if we verify a threat, we'll deal with it appropriately. you acting out and you telling the other offenders why you're here isn't doing you favors. that will cause you problems throughout your whole career. keep your mouth in the unit. don't talk about why you're here. don't threaten other inmates. because that's not going to get you anywhere. that will get you hurt. >> warden, do you realize that by walking into that already -- >> they don't know what kind of offender you are. >> are you guys -- >> there's a whole bunch of offenders just like you out there and everybody knows what they are. but they're not standing

they're god, she says, referring to north korea's trinity king john un, his father and grandfather. how can people think of him as a god is this that's what you're taught since birth, says this defector, who escaped north korea ten years ago fleeing the brutal regime. he said, it's been a long time since i last saw it, and i feel i'm getting emotional. i don't know how to express this. this is not a lie, this is not an act, it's real. if anything happens, north koreans will give up their lives. they will even jump into a fire. this is very powerful. even though you left ten years ago, this still has power over you. we watched a children show that she remembered. and a war film that depicts north koreans defeating americans. but if there's a revelation for this woman who fled north korea so long ago, it's this, you didn't know kim jong-un. do you feel the same love and devotion to him that you felt to kim jong-il, just by watching this television? yes, i feel the same. he looks like kim il-sung. he looks exactly like his grandfather. he's the same. he's doing exactly what his grandfa

. -- trinity community in a very real way. one of our teachers, erika branock, was there to cheer on her mom who was running in the marathon. please pray for erika and her family. >> reporter: again, branock was scheduled for a second surgery today. her preschool children made a get well card that will be sent to her at the hospital in boston. >> our complete coverage continues now with derek valcourt, who has more on the heightened security here in the baltimore region, including at tonight's orioles game. >> reporter: as the orioles take to tampa bay tonight, they begin a nine-game stretch at home. so they're expecting huge crowds. as many as 20,000 people. and after what happened at the marathon yesterday, police here aren't taking any chances. [ horn honking ] >> reporter: at the busy tourist-friendly inner harbor, an increased police presence. though there has been no specific threat to baltimore, police commissioner anthony batts promised heightened security and a deployment of the city's special operations team, in the

like mitt romney and paul ryan and eric cantor treat her almost as the fourth person of the holy trinity. at the end of the day, i think it wasn't just the rhetoric. remember, also, in the 1980s she unleashed some of the worst race riots because of the excessively overly heavy policing that she encountered in communities and one that i grew up in that resulted in this. there was real domestic strife going on at the same time as you are rightly critiquing that she did some very positive things else where. >> i want to shift, i want to hit two more things on here. one is sort of the glass ceiling that she broke in some ways. obviously, becoming the first lady prime minister. i think political reporters do it, you were picturing president hillary clinton and saying to yourself, okay, how does she compare to prime minister margaret thatcher. i think a lot of women politicians almost know that they're going to, if they have an executive ambition, a time that they're going to be compared to her on the foreign stage and that's where they want to show the steel spine. is that fair? >> i do think

. >>> san jose's trinity cathedral celebrated its 150th birthday. it's the oldest in california. church leaders say it was the first church and school founded to serve black, mexican, and chinese children. part of the reason the cathedral has such a long history is because it was constructed by a ship's carpenter back in 1863. >> it was put together with wooden pegs, like a ship. so when the 1906 earthquake happened, this is the only major building that remained standing in san jose, because all the rest of them fell down. they were all out of stone. so this became the emergency center. >> the 150th anniversary continues all year with all kind of different events. the church is on north second street between st. john and santa clara streets. ♪ >> that was a taste of glad memorial church's easter service. the san francisco church held services throughout the morning, drawing thousands of people. hundreds of volunteers were hard at work this morning in glide's kitchens as well. they served two easter dinners throughout the day to those who couldn't afford to cook their own. thousan

often taken in combination with other drugs and/or alcohol, the most popular being called the holy trinity, combination of hydro cogon with a sedative and muscle relaxant. the current schedule for reclassification for hydro could don't project a false sense among some patients and doctors that they are less potent or less habit forming and less dangerous than paco own painkillers, prescriptions for reschedule can't be called in. you need to see a doctor to get a new prescription after 90 days, no automatic refill. as a result, almost every painkiller is considered a schedule 2 drug for carefully regulated. the most abused narcotics, hydro code known, is missing from that list. we have made -- i am wondering when you will decide this issue and where you think it is going. >> it is an ongoing process. we have an advisory committee sox and important information is discussed and they made a recommendation to us. we are looking at the information presented in that committee and other information that has come from a range of stakeholders with different perfection on this issue trying to address

>> some friends and i came down for a song for peace concert here at trinity church. it was a beautiful group of folk singers. >> have you wandered through yet? >> yes, i did. >> what struck you as you wandered through? >> i think just seeing all the different thoughts and prayers that people send in their own ways from shoes to flags to just little statements. >> floirswers teddy bears, older people younger people children. it is amazing to me. there's sort of a theme to the messages, i think. it is -- the theme is we love you, boston. be strong because we're there for you. >> right. i think a lot of people feel that and just want to have a way of saying it and just feeling together. marathon day is pretty big in boston. it's just an amazing energy and for events to happen on that day, it touches people deeply. >> well it's interesting. as i go by and talk w people. sometimes when i'm live on the air people want to stand beside me and chant "boston st they're eager to talk. that's unusual. usually people don't want to talk to the media, they certainly don't want to b

what i call the american trinity, they are the greatest value system dictatorships vised for liberty and goodness. >> how do you define leftism? >> well, that's the thing, as i point out, that's the largest single part of the book. it has characteristics, and it begins, for example, with the belief that the greatest. state is the greatest vehicle to goodness that we rely on the state as much as possible for the welfare of people. it begins with the belief that economics explaps human behavior, not values, so that the idea is a dogma on the left. we, who do not subscribe to leftism but judeo-christian values, common sense, know the basic cause of crime, certainly, in our society, is a malfunctioning conscious. people don't rape because of poverty. people are not killing because of poverty. they are killing because they stink. that's why. we can't say that. it's unbelieve lment you can say madoff stinks, say everything terrible, and they should, a white collar criminal, but you can't say that the average rapest and murder is of that level. it's not really him, it's the parenting. the b

bright" which is a book of poetry and a book of prose called "stealing history" which is published by trinity university press. it's about 300-some pages. 85 short sections. they're not... well, they're essay-like and almost like prose poems some of them. since i've published this book, i counted the other day, i have 63 new poems. >> brown: you're certainly not slowing down. >> i'm speeding up. (laughing). >> brown: in a sense of urgency? or just happening? >> just joy. brown: just joy. joy and sorrow, of course. they go together. don't they? >> brown: i guess so. and it's just what i do. i have another poem again that's a recent poem. i don't have it with me. i don't think it's in here. it's called "the mule." i think of myself as a mule with blinders or blinded. some of them they actually... they went in a circle pushing against a stone grinding corn, grinding wheat. only i make poems so i'm a mule. >> bwn: (laughing). that was the metaphor i used in that poem. >> brown: all right. well, the honored book is for the early collected poems, 1965-1992. the new book is "in beauty bright." mr. s

all right, tech trinity, google, ibm and microsoft reported earnings. latest from the breaking news desk. dennis, what can you tell us. >> google and microsoft are up and ibm is down because of wall street expectations. google killed the earnings estimates. they came in at 11.58% share. wall street was expecting only 10.66 on google. revenue though a slight miss. just a touch below $14 billion in the quarter. wall street wanted 14.09 billion. the stock is up anyway. cost per click, that is an important metric for a search ad company fell 4% very sus a year ago. it is now fallen six quarters in a road because more ads are moving from your laptop screen on to mobile and mobile is cheaper. total click-through, that is the number of paid clicks, that is only way google makes money on ads, it grew 20%. that is slower than the 24% growth in the quarter before. now to microsoft, earnings per share, wall street wanted 68 cents. microsoft came in below at 65 cents. revenue came it at 18.83 billion. wall street wanted 20.5 billion but windows sales up 63% compare

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