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. >> there is a considerable degree of disaffection amongst some sunni groups, but what uls has to benderstood is the iraq nation is under attack from al-qaeda and its associates, and the vast majority of sunni groups are not interested in this terrorism. and if the iraqi authorities abandoned the elections, that could have been a huge victory for the terrorists, but also in turn would have created very considerable unrest in your terms amongst the majority shiite population. of course what has hand and what is happening in iraq with this up surge of terrorist violence and the killings is terrible, and after a period of whether it's relatively, it has been much lower, but there are quite significant parts of iraq where there is relative calm, obviously in the kurdistan province, but elsewhere. >>> all rights from syria suggest a school in aleppo has been hit by an air strike. activists say at least 30 people have been killed, most of them children. here is our report from lebanon. >> reporter: the government war plains hit around 9:00 am in the morning, and this time it was a school i

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today russian's foreign minister accusing the uls of running things in ukraine. >>> in south korea theth toll continues to rise as more bodies are recovered from the ferry that sank a week ago. >>> the president has arrived in tokyo today for the start of his eight-day trip to asia. after japan the president will travel to south korea, malaysia, and the philippines. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist nicole mitchell, let's start with looking at your highs today in the northwest. 55 in seattle, mid-section of the country, really some warm air, into the 60s, and that will be part of a flow that will be tapping in to warm southerly air and gulf moisture that will set up some severe weather today. the biggest risk is for larger hail. all of this risks shifts its way eastward to places like arkansas into the day tomorrow. but as we watch this, through the day tomorrow on the northern side, even some areas of snow possible as the system moves in. as we put this into motion you can see a lot of rain in the mid-section, and some of that converting over for chance for snow tomorrow. the west coast as i sa

some of the smaller things we doing, we are adding vin ules. it was removed at a date that is not known. we would like to have those back. what i should have mentioned before, an overall what we are doing that has no impact on these two facades is we are replacing all windows with og lugs. the only difference from the original windows is that they are dual glazed windows. now if we go to a.3. this is the rear facade of the house. the east elevation. it is visible from the public right-of-way. most of this elevation consist of the 1940s edition. we are making a few changes from what was previously proposed and improved. again starting at the top. the top roof deck was raised about 18 inches for structural reasons. there is a little shed roof that is inconsistent to provide overhead for an elevator shaft. we treated this a little bit more utilitarian. so openings and windows do not lineup. one more second. kind of on the lower center, there is a french door with side lights and a balcony we are proposing. the last elevation which is the north ele

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. >> good evening, my name is hope williams and i am a mother of a 5th grader at new traditions and uls a para professional at new traditions. >> to give you a history, i come and i was born and raised in san francisco, and i am a second generation, para professional and my mother gave, and my mother worked for the school district for over 30 years before she had to retire, and so i know the history and i love my job and i love the children. i come before you, because i am asking you to consider the population that we don't talk about. the children with special needs. that is having a disability is a challenge they should not be penalized and by constantly reducing our jobs and our hours and our pays, but yet forcing us to bridge the gap to meet the needs of these children are unfair. para professionals make these than $25,000 a year but yet we have to support our children and we want our children to have a quality education as well. we want to have the same opportunity as others. i would like for my daughter to see the efforts in the work that i put in to change children's lives and to

commission itself has come under attack, too, yet in spite of the threat, cordf electoral officer zia-ul- haq amarkhaial told us, record numbers of people have signed up to vote. are they so interested that they're willing to risk their lives in order to vote? >> reporter: there are more afghan security forces on the streets of kabul than ever before, and come election day, ande will be more than 350,000 soldiers and police spread throughout the country on high alert. for the first time, u.s. soldiers are no longer taking hamilead protecting voters. in fact, they're nowhere to be seen. and president hamid karzai has .sfused to sign a security agreement that would allow u.s. troops to remain in afghanistan fst 2014. many fear the taliban will return in full force if american troops leave. presidential candidate abdullah abdullah told us his first priority would be to restore u.s. relations. you feel there is a need for a continued u.s. military presence here? >> absolutely. es.olutely. we need support from the united states. ightt will be-- it will be put, once again, on the right oroting

ul because of the rhythm that he put the team in.randon bell another home run. >> i don't think there is anything more exciting than breaking out. >> everybody in the off season wondered as to whether or not he would be able to carry it into the season. i can't wait for his next at bat. >> it was so exciting there to see who is going to throw out the next pitch. >> and the bat kid coming out in the bat mobile. it says a lot about how we live and who we are. the story of that kid came through the bay area. here is a guy in his life battling leukemia and everyone got involved in the play that really led him to believe he was bad kid. and the blanket alone that everyone threw his way was amazing. it was the start of what turned out to be the perfect day. >> it was. it showed who we are here. always good to see you thanks a lot. >> love the giants. love san francisco. whether they are home or away. mike will join us every week live updates 6:45 in the morning. monday, wednesday, friday of the entire 2014 season. we're back. >> fantastic

attack from the get go very few people from mainstream media talked about it, i don't think they did at ulbut i was on your show talking about it and other hosts on fox news, but that was it. lou: there is so much to have explained hire by -- here by this administration now it seems it is critical thereing an explanation to why there was that redaction in the comments. who made those decisions and why. and soepblgdly secondly, i wanto an issue that has just about everyone's blood boiling that is 40 veterans bye dying while waiting for -- veteran's dieed ed while waiting for treatment, what is being done, does someone need to go to jail. >> oh, i believe someone should, there is a lot to are said about the abuse of the system, you know this would never happen in a private enterprise. because you would be trying to do everything you could to get as many patients in and seen with quality care as you can. the va is not held to that standard uwe had a meeting, i said if you have been in private practice, where you t you had ty about customer service, getting things done on time, and taking squa

this is going to continue ul all the way through the evening time frame. oklahoma city, 45°, much colder across the texas panhandle as well. temperatures are expected to go all the way down into the mid and low 20s. this morning as we go into the next morning, midday, rest of the areas seeing well below average temperatures then. john. >> middle of april and hard freeze warnings. coming up next, supreme sacrifice. the murders of why national leaders around why so few of their killers brought to justice. >>> dozens of mines and the families who fear their louses could be the next to fall into one. >> results of analyses were skewed in favor of the prosecution >> the fbi can't force the states to look at those cases >> the truth will set you free yeah...don't kid yourself >> the system has failed me >> this enormous fire in chile has destroyed more than 2,000 homes. today firefighters are still trying to put it out. more than 2,000 have been killed, more than 10,000 had to leave their homes. the blaze swept through the coastal town of valparaiso. >> dousing

and a cnn affiliate of kt ul has more. >> reporter: the execution was scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m., with the prison official standing by the telephone to receive word that it was done. but as the clock moved to 7:00, the call never came. it was shortly after 7:00 when the department of corrections announced something had gone wrong roughly seven minutes into the procedure. >> there was a concern at that time that the drugs were not having the effect. so the doctor observed the line and determined that the line had blown. >> unsure of just how much of the lethal cocktail the inmate had received, the director brought the proceedings at the time. but then, 43 minutes after the first injection, clayton lockett would die anyway. >> at approximately 7:06 hours, the inmate suffered what appears to be a massive heart attack and passed away. >> holding vigil at the front gates, father brian brooks stunned at the outcome. >> it is rather ironic because it is the whole issue about the legal battle that has been over the drugs themselves. and whether or not that they could be used in such an e

imagination, all of the things i expect of a manchester united player, work lard -- hard but most of ul>>> villanova has been fighting throat cancer since 2011. the 45-year-old was forced to step down last year. he lead the team to the league title during his one season in charge. >>> the newly elected president of africa's most successful football club has spoken of his hopes of the club in egypt. domestically games are still being played behind closed doors due to security concerns. >> translator: for sure, the absence of supporters and uncertainty with the league and the country has had a big effect. i hope this will change. we have started talking with the football association and the other clubs. we want our league to be run as they are in europe and most of the world. >>> michael phelps says he has yet to decide to complete in the next olympics. this event in arizona saw him coming up against a 20-month retirement. phelps finished a close second behind his fellow american. phelps will compete in the 50 meter free style later this friday, and says the support he has had so far has

up next, jim will gays into his -- will gaze into his crystal ball and tell uls what obama care will look like. >> in honolulu, a boy stow awayed on an airplane. >> salt lake city, a fatal shooting inside a courtroom. he rushed at a witness who was testifying on the stand. a u.s. marshall shot him in the chest and this is a live like in atlanta, the big story, a big recall from oscar maher. they are recalling thousands of pounds of weaners. we'll be right back. knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeatable truck... ... good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. >>> new evidence tonight that obamacare could be an albatross for democrats this fall. this "fox news" poll shows democrats who fight against the health care will get much more support

. >> what is going on here is disgraceful and what we have seen in the bentu town is ul tearily horribleeyond direction. >> reporter: a lot of people left the town and headed to u.n. base for safety. it forced a million people from their homes now and most of them are dependent on food aid. the food and agriculture organization warned that next year south sudan will experience a widespread famin and the only thing that can prevent it is an end to the fighting. the u.n. accused rebel forces of killing civilians based on ethnicity, a charge the rebel commander in the area denies and told us his forces had killed government soldiers but denied all knowledge of the killings in the mosque. so since that report has come out and since these pictures have gone to air they are all over the internet. the former vice president now leader of this rebel opposition army has come out and denied responsibility for the attack. he said that he has spoken to his rebel commander on the ground and this is what he had to say. >> translator: i contacted the field military commander in bentu and told me such ac

and again, because they've got so much money behind this, koch brothers money, ul sorts of money, they're throw them up there and hope that they fade. talk about them enough they will stick. and it depend on us to step forward. and not just the people running, like in kentucky, governor brashear, who's got a lot invested because his state health exchange is one of the most successful in the country. he's got to speak out, even though he's not on the ballot and say they're lying to you. this exchange has been successful, this plan is working in kentucky. >> will this fight, krystal, backfire on them? majoring and putting so much in fighting the health care? will it backfire for them in the 2014 midterm? >> i think 2014 is going to be a mixed bag. i think democrats have a chance to capitalize on the fact that the law is working. but the republicans, the longer they hold on to this, the further isolated they get, the furtherer out on a limb they get and offering no solutions of their own, they want to take back the senate in 2014, and that they win the presidency in 2016, they still are fapt

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to capture revenue, to, it's sort of the market is in response to a decline in the natural use f ulness at the heart of capitalism. i think that's true. >> rose: how did you find the story. >> it was curious. i said three times i was going to write a book about wall street and they keep walking in the door these stories. this started when i got interested in the story of sergei, a russian computer, he was a high frequency trading program at goldman sachs. and was pretty instantly arrested by the fbi and ended up being sentenced to year in jail and spent a year in jail before his conviction was overturned. i followed that paper in the paper. >> rose: why did you think that story would lead you. did you look and say if somebody might do this there might be a lot of money involved and there's something going on here about those codes if goldman sachs was so concerned about losing them. >> one was when they arrested him, the prosecutor said he should be denied bail. he should be kept in prison because this code that he took, if it gets into the wrong hands can be used to manipulate or under

he ended with this: uled i would like to leave you with words from terence kirk and he wrote this the gift of special life is no less beautiful which acco acy with illany illness, lonliness, or anything else. human life gains extra splendor as it requires special care, concern and reverence. it is through the weakest vestals vessels the lord reveals love. a former student of mine who has a down syndrome child, i shared that with him and he said that is so true. another principle of reagan conservative. american exceptioanaliexception. reagan thought america was a book beacon to all humanity and the last hope. he said that for 30 years before the presidency. i found a speech he gave to a tiny women's college wall william woods college in missouri not far from where churchhill made his irony curtain speech. and in that speech, reagan said america is less than place than an idea. chew that over. america is less of a place than an idea. it really is. the bases of this country and our religion and the idea that deep within the heart of each one of us is something so god-like agustus said w

could decide that the plane and that halfway towards antarctica, it's a bizarre scenario which none of ulsome relatives of the passengers on flight 370 go to boeing, they don't feel the malaysian government is giving them a lot of facts, fast enough. the prime minister says that preliminary reports that he was talking about will be available to the public next week. pam. >>> coming up, getting out of the picture. a university's new rule to help experience the picture perfect graduation ceremony. plus, a bay area dream home. up for grabs. how much you'll need to shell out in order to experience full luxury. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing. hurry! mattress discounters' tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. mmm, some alarm clock you turned out to be. ♪ mattress discounters for $175 dollars a mo

he ended with this: uled i would like to leave you with words from terence kirk and he wrote this the gift of special life is no less beautiful which acco acy with illany illness, lonliness, or anything else. human life gains extra splendor as it requires special care, concern and reverence. it is through the weakest vestals vessels the lord reveals love. a former student of mine who has a down syndrome child, i shared that with him and he said that is so true. another principle of reagan conservative. american exceptioanaliexception. reagan thought america was a book beacon to all humanity and the last hope. he said that for 30 years before the presidency. i found a speech he gave to a tiny women's college wall william woods college in missouri not far from where churchhill made his irony curtain speech. and in that speech, reagan said america is less than place than an idea. chew that over. america is less of a place than an idea. it really is. the bases of this country and our religion and the idea that deep within the heart of each one of us is something so god-like agustus said w

ules. there, kind of hit income you can -- kind of hidden, you can ask your question. treaty..n.-u.s. can explain how this petition can be made while still fitting within that legal agreement that we disapprove the visa application. >> this is such a rare case. i'm not a lawyer, so i will have to send you to the lawyers. have made you that we it clear, and communicated that we will not issue a visa. your foreign policy, which of those three does this case fall under? >> i would refer you to the experts on such things. i am not that. the week ahead, on president in -- on monday the president will host a easter prayer breakfast. they will mark the getting of passover with the seder at the white house. they will travel to the still, pennsylvania for an event on the economy. residentstails on the and vice presidents travel to the that he will be made available in the coming days. they will both travel to leads bill pennsylvania -- lee dsville, pennsylvania. on thursday he will welcome the wounded warrior project soldier ride in cell version of the eighth annual sold all right. restor

it would have been ten minutes off from the downtown core but ul you would have seen the smoke, heard the whistles and known you were in the middle of timber town u.s. >> we look at the history of bend, oregon on saturday. >> today, a senate hearing looked at the taxed paid by manufacture company caterpillar. they have shifted profits to switzerland to avoid taxes. >> good morning, everybody. the subcommittee for many years has investigated how some of our most profitable corporations exploit loopholes in the u.s. tax code to shift income and profits to offshore tax havens, thereby denying tax revenue to uncle sam. corporate income tax revenue accounts for a smaller and smaller share of federal receipts, and today is down to about 10% of federal revenue, despite the fact that corporate profits are at an all-time high. tax avoidance through the use of dubious tax loopholes costs the treasury tens of billions each year, making it harder for us to invest in the education, innovation and infrastructure that promote our prosperity, and to adequately fund our national security, while at the

an ules sales jumped -- annual sales jumped.he national association of realtors says the sales were spurred by a stronger stock market. >>> 7:40. a lifetime of royal duty has already begun for prince george of cambridge today. the 8-month-old along with his parents arrived in wellington, new zealand today, kicking off a three-week tour. they will spend ten days in new zealand before flying to australia. this is baby george's first but certainly not his last trip. >>> an actor on sign meld has died -- seinfeld has died. >> there goes the money for the lipo. >> 50-year-old john pinette was found yesterday inside a pittsburgh hotel room. tmz said he was suffering from liver and heart disease. last year, pinette went to rehab for a prescription pill addiction. >>> an early-morning shooting in the bay area's biggest city. coming up at 8:00, what police are telling us about the gunfire and the victim. >>> it's called the most promising lead yet. but is this the breakthrough searchers have been hoping for in the missing malaysian jet.

this year the healthy snack food ule will come in effect, removing all junk food from schools. the policy includes banning junk food marketing for schools. he cannot sell it in schools, you should not be able to market in schools. that is a major breakthrough. we are still seeing that through. first and foremost, the key is not going back. efforts tooncerted undermine the progress that has been made. it is quite disappointing. we are seeing tremendous work across the country. are consuming more fruits and vegetables. as much as is not up the association will like to tell you. there is a big divide between national leadership on this and what is happening on the local level. i would hope our friends on the school nutrition science continue to allow at least the local voices to be heard and to support this great work and not try to roll it back. i think there are some things to build on this progress. and nutrition directors, i've said this many time and i'll say it again, i think they are american heroes. ist they do on a daily basis beyond belief in terms of their lack of resou

i don't think it's going to be nearly as bad and all about ul obama care as my republican colleaguesbelieve, but i also don't think it's the panacea, and the utopia that a lot of democrats want to paint it as, and we still have a lot of information and cross paths when it comes to obamacare to dissect. of the 7 million enrolled, how many have paid? how old are they? how many were already pre-insured? how many are new insured? there's a lot of things that need to be known before we know if this thing is going to work, how it's going to work, and then there's a host of exemptions and delays put in place that at some point are going to have to be addressed and resolved, obviously, it's going to happen after the elections, but at some point, that is going to have to be confronted. also, i think l the social issues are so very interesting as to how they are shaping up. there's several states, including my state of florida, that has legalized marijuana issue on ballot. what we see with the gay rights movement, there's probably -- there might be a majority of states that allow gay rights an

ul of really is the so tennessee. we love playing it on gibson guitars and we play it loud. there is nothing more american than a gibson guitar. they build these great guitars in nashville and memphis. put hundreds of people to work in their factories. the federal government did not see it that way. with armede in federal marshals and kicked in the door is at gibson and treated them like they were selling crack instead of building guitars. you know why they did it? they didn't like the wood. they broke and because of the wood that gibson was using in the neck of those guitars. they buried the company and fines. they took their supply and a couple of years later, the feds wereo and that they wrong and give back the wood. guess what gibson is doing. gibson has a sense of humor. they are doing a new line of guitars called the government serious. series.overnment every one of these guitars an eagle painted on the neck. it is time for the federal talentsnt to get their ne off the necks of the american entrepreneurs. it does not matter if it's the or the nsa.pa we conservatives ar

up these signals have been very, very close, right above the black boxes in order to pick anything ul. >> but annabel, what i don't understand is they have narrowed down the search regarding the ping sounds, yet they've expanded the search today? why is that? >> reporter: well, that's based on the currents, the ocean currents, the weather forecast, whether they might expect the debris, any possible debris would have been carried by the ocean. but that really varies from day to day. sometimes the area to be searched goes up. that also depends on the visibility, on the weather forecast, what the crew from these aircraft that are covering -- crisscrossing, traversing this area, how far they can see from their aircraft, alex. >> annabel roberts in london, thank you. >>> one city is expected to get up to ten inches of snow today. really? also, is there a double standard for eric holder and the president? a debate ahead over what the attorney general said after his intense exchanges with a congressman on capitol hill. c'mon, meatball yelling c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite foo

ule. members need to remove their hoods or leave the floor. >> find more highlights on our facebook page. and brought toby you today by your local satellite or cable provider. the issue of airport security continues to trouble the transportation security administration. boy was able to get access to the runway where dispose be limited to the employees of the airline and the airport. he hid in the landing gear of the plane that was flying to hawaii. some people are thinking it is miraculous that he was able to survive. he was unconscious when the plane landed but later regained consciousness at the hospital. it is really tough at the altitudes that commercial flights reach, there is usually loss of oxygen at that level. it is very cold, so people say it is very surprising that he was able to survive. >> does tsa keep track of attempts like that? that has got to be an infrequent occurrence. >> there are some lawmakers that say it is happening more frequently in recent years. that is a bit of

make determinations about whether or not further federal action would be appropriate beyond the prom ulp gags of the eight enforcement agencies that we have and the letters of the deputy attorney general sent to the field. >> lastly, those, which i'm glad to hear, are those -- is that process going to be something that you will be willing or be able to share with congress so that we can also see the information that you're getting? i'm sure congress will look at other ways, too. but i think it would be helpful that we try to be on the same page so we at least have the same information? that would be helpful. >> my guess is the way it will happen is we will get research proposals from, you know, a variety of places, our office of justice programs would make determinations as to which ones to fund. the research is done. . the reports are prepared, and they are publicly available. obviously we would share them with congress. and on the basis of those determinations, basis of that research, make determinations about what further action, if any by the justice department is warranted. >> than

. >> thank you for being with uls. >> my pleasure, thanks. >> sure.he ukraine border. the deal reached in geneva didn't touch that. general marx, do you think that was a mistake? >> i think russia certainly has the authority to conduct exercises which these are. they have a strong strategic message they are sending to ukraine and the rest of the world they mean business. they are overwatching the events in eastern ukraine and greater ukraine itself. we certainly need to pay attention to that. when grow back to 2002 and 2003, the united states and coalition partners created a large force in kuwait before we moved into iraq. what's dissimilar right now? i don't know there is much of a difference. it's extremely important to watch that very, very carefully and send a strong message to putin and he shouldn't be provocative. he could back off now in terms of those exercises and that would lower the tensions. >> ambassador burns, i want to ask you about what they said suggesting that the international community should supply ukraine with anti-tank, anti-air

he ules took time out to be a good friend to folks. mr. speaker, now i would like to recognize the gentleman from, mr. smith, from texas, for three minutes. mr. smith: i thank the gentleman from west texas for yielding me time and nice to have our friend and former member of the house down here on the floor with us tonight, kent hance. today we honor kent hans, who is about to enjoy a well earned retirement. he has served as chancellor for over seven years. texas tech is the only campus in texas that is home to a major university, a law school and medical school and the university continues to expand to other parts of texas. for example, there is a satellite campus in my home district in the town of fredericksburg. under his tenure, texas tech set new student enrollment records and research ex pen tidurs have almost tripled. i have more red raiders in my d.c. office than any other college, so i know the quality of students who come from texas tech. you will continue to serve as chancellor at the university and teach a course in political l

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. >> ul ta salon is the -- today someone reiterates -- high growth companies the analysts won't stop.sed to be hh greg. i don't know if you saw their numbers today. consumer hardware company. i'm trying to figure out how they could be worse but i don't think they can be, down 22%. >> let's move from the markets to coca-cola. jim mentioned it. give you more. it reported first quarter operating earnings. 44 cents a share in line with wall street estimates. global unit exceeded forecasts. coke's ceo muhtar kent spoke about his company's results earlier on "squawk box." >> we're beginning to begin -- get our momentum back here in the beginning of 2014 so we've grown our volume 2% in this past quarter. it's the smallest quarter of the year. but we're very pleased that we have been able to gain 2% on volume, also 2% on currency neutral structurally adjusted revenues and operating income growth of 7%. those numbers on a currency neutral basis. >> 2% volume growth. momentum i would assume is one of the more important things you heard him say. momentum. >> one of the things that people have to

s sealed uls military highly cultures are flying overhead here spreading panic among the people there are some shots early in the morning it sounded like fireworks but no fireworks take place at nine am on the t.v. they have urged people to stay indoors because the security operation was launched . meanwhile earlier pictures show a bare. built by protesters at the city's entrance that was set on fire as they tried to hold back special forces and these are the pictures of armored vehicles converging on a helicopter was also seen flying above slovyansk and is thought to be carrying weapons journalist ground phillips is in the city and where he says citizens are bracing themselves for a larger scale violence. inside the barricades not within sci fi. the police station which was taken by pro russia today so yesterday we can see barricades all the arrived here oh i bet most of the slavyansk is they declare themselves self-defense. they say they are ready to defend themselves the pay for the attack coming from special forces any minute. meanwhile of the leader of the right sector his member