it's rich to do them as a couple because there is no uninvolved partner when there's a sexual problem. they are both involved in this. dr. domeena renshaw is director the loyola seal dysfunctionlic her clinic, couples are seen by three peoe-- dr. renshaw and a male and female therapist. couples ten come to the clinic one blaming the other, saying, "you three fix him. he's not interested," or, "you three fix her. if we don't fix this, we're going to divorce." under that kind of threat, a lot of couples arve. sometimes, there is no blame, anit's important to look at the relationship. it takes two to make le. therefore, it takes two in a quicker way to fix it. the couple become each other's therapist in the pross of couples therapy. therefore, it's very rich. so the couple is the focal point of therapy even when it's one partner who seems to have the problem. there are people who want to participate sex but cannot-- a man who is unable to have an erection or a woman who is physically unresponsive to sexual stimulation. such problems called ousal disorder there are many potential caus, th

cultural re roll to roll walking stick it out pharmacists accounts the ball up and call him today and uninvolved in the ovens can prolong life the interesting thing is attached to me so must the monkeys. come to a three county about who represents in the big representation for my opal from the council. i have to go lionel be from donna martin tom byrne. we all hope we can all guess which is not all the city of major football team and monkeys to shoot the latter much too nice to feel the same six people who are paid by these people suppose much nicer than the chopper suppose. the thing he sees you voted mention is this a team effort. the city council that sum represented a poem i just got to the cinema foundation. the system. on deal with what we do every year yell when we celebrate my shoes. the film it's my new quilt on it at its center this represents artists can use it throughout the year. i have studied this is the accumulation of all our efforts. i know which delights of the tube actually took time to meet some lunch to show what we do. held at the ones on each side. a special day initiativ

if they can possibly keep enough water on the uninvolved buildings to keep them cool enough, then they won't ignite. >> what kind of conditions are firefighters facing right now with this fire in mission bay from your experience? >> they are essentially just going to prevent any further fires if they can. they are not going to put that fire out. it's going out when the fuel runs out. there's not enough water in all the pipes in san francisco to put that fire out. >> how long did the santana row fire go? >> all day, all night and went on all week. it will go out when the fuel is again to. >> is there anything to suggest this is anything but an electrical problem? >> a fire like this could have started for any number of regions. a trash fire could have caught a small part of the building on fire. it could have been welder's torch laid down somewhere. it could have been rags that, you know, have have oils on them that are combustible and then they sit and smolder. so they will have a hard time figuring out how this one started. >> same thing with santana row. >> i don't think they ever tr

he was very uninvolved with his students. contemptuous of them. and their minuscule intellects compared to his own. >> during this time, kaczynski was growing increasingly disillusioned with contemporary society. >> this was somebody who was deeply disturbed. and if you can't deal with society as it is or people as they are, how are you going to deal with the society that's changing? >> it was when he was at ann arbor that he started fantasizing about killing people who were tools of the industrial society. but by the time he went to berkeley, he was already determining that he was going to work for a couple of years, save up money, then move to the woods and drop out of society altogether. >> in 1969, kaczynski abruptly resigned his teaching position. he later bought land in a rural area in lincoln, montana and hand-built a new home. this ten by twelve foot cabin without electricity or running water. he soon realized, however, that even in the wilderness, he could not avoid society. >> it would furiate him when he would be out in his wilderness a

authorization for the use of force and to do the things we have done to basically figure out how to be uninvolved in syria, they are questioning. where is america? what has happened to america? prince.ith a i arrived in syria at 11:30 p.m. and began to plan to meet at others in the morning. r asked me to come by his palace. i met him until 3:00 in the morning. he was just totally exasperated with the fact that they had expected a call from the united states when we were going to use military force against syria, a call that never came. they were never called by our ministration to know the plan changed. i cannot be more disappointed in our lack of any kind of coherent policy in syria. i know that many people in the administration are disappointed with the fact that there has not been a coherent policy. it is far more difficult for us to change the balance on the field in syria. deteriorating effect in iraq. he is not a good leader. conflictot a regional where every single one of our intelligence officials tells you that this is now the becoming a security interest to the united states. this is an

we have more on the conspiracy theories linked to the biggest uninvolved mysteries. >> even when theres. >> like the bobby kennedy case, like amelia earhart. >> reporter: the answers don't always satisfy. >> i think mysteries mean questions. the strait of gibb brawl tar, 100 years ago, what happened to the crew, pirates, perhaps a sea monster. all popular theories debunked in this 2007 documentary, which tells us what didn't happen but doesn't tell us what did. 77 years after amelia earhart disappeared during her trip around the world, the search continues. wreckage has never been found. and los angeles county where new questions have come to light about the long-debated death of actress, natalie wood. in 1981, it was ruled an accidental drowning. in 2012, a coroner changes the death scertificate, drowning an other undetermined factors. ♪ >> marilyn monroe. in 1962, her death was called a probable suicide. an overdose of bar bit tu ats. how did her internal organs disappear at the morgue? for sceptics, what about her links to john f. kennedy, robert kennedy, the various crime bosses? >

air and united's cases were uninvolved solved for four years. years into the case they were still blaming pilot suicide or one they theorized is the pilot may have had a seizure. well, the pilot had no history f seizures but theorized the pilot stamped on the -- by accident. so what we really need to find out. and it's a public service and what we do. we try to make things as safe as possible. we need to find those black boxes because if on the chance something was wrong with the plane, we have to know and the black boxes will tell us. the triple 7 has one of the most advanced black boxes ever. there are thousands of parameters, so many pieces of data on that black box, it's an absolute treasure trove of investigation for aviation safety, and we need it. host: to this point why steal a plane and crash it in the ocean? of course that's a question we don't know yet the answer "the washington post" has a depiction of what the black box looks like as we listen to -- mason, mason west west virginia. caller: i've tried to call two times on the other s

for decades the counsel from authorities was always the same, stay very calm, stay uninvolved, don't make eye contact can, do what they tell you. but these people, knowing what they did on that day, made a different decision, and it was very heroic. and it wasn't freakish in the sense that since then 2001 and 2009 we've had passengers subdue other terrorists, richard reed and fra rook alabama lab, and both of them had clothing treated with explosive material, you'll remember, and hoped to blow up the planes. now, my favorite, actually, man on spot is a woman, and that's ulie derekson, and this does go back a ways, but she was central european, she was an american citizen, 40 years old. it was her fate to be the lead stewardess on twa 847, on that flight. so shiite thugs had attacked the plane, taken people hostage. they were working a kind of perverse psychological approach to break down the passengers, whip saw everybody into confusion and submission. she was fright ped, actually, who wouldn't be, but gradually her composure returned, and she began thinking about what she could do t

they're able to be uninvolved and not contribute money but the employees get access.-profit corporations removed from being a religious organization and that's the point at which to say that we respect individual's personal beliefs in the personal lives but we have to abide by the same laws when we enter the marketplace. >> all right. sandra fluke, good to see you. >> thank you. >> probably see you more as this debate continues and get ready to hear from the supreme court. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> tuesday's court case will deal with what women can and can't do before pregnancy and another case on this day in 1981 that had to do with the choices young women make after conception. nigh 56-3 decision, the supreme court put a roadblock in the path of quick and easy abortions. the court approved the utah law requiring doctors to note faye girl's parents before performing an abortion. three called the law a state-imposed free choice forcing teenagers to go to other states for abortions. >> today there are 44 states that have either parental consent or notification

involved in a confrontation in which shots were fired at one of the vehicle swerved and hit an uninvolvedtwo men have been dropped off at contra costa regional hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them with moderate injuries. the other had major wounds. of the vehicle that's drop the month of hospitals left without providing any identification. >> for san francisco police officers pleaded not guilty in federal court to performing illegal searches and seizures. federal indictments allege six officers conducting illegal searches of residential hotel rooms, stow seized property and falsified police reports between 2009 and 2011. allegations surfaced on public defender jeff adachi released this surveillance video. two other officers were also been charged but did not enter pleas yesterday. the officers were recording allegedly performing the searches during broad-drug bust. all six men were all released on bond. kron4's charles clifford breaks down the toll increases. >> on april 7th golden gate bridge tolls will go up by $1. fasttrack users will then pay $6 per trip and play-by-play will be

more experienced analysts maintain that their parents and grandparents were just as involved, or uninvolvedheir parents and grandparents were their age. i personally am not concerned. the newest member of the conference of presidents is a deep high. [cheers and applause] -- a.e. pi. with an active alumni network. adl which i chaired before becoming chairman of the conference as a young leadership program in every one of our 28 regional offices which culminate in a trip to the city in april, anyone who doubts the involvement, commitment and dedication of our young people should attend that conference. and, finally, one need only walk around this convention center and see the many, many, i'm told 2300, 2300 young people -- [applause] -- who are here supporting israel and aipac to feel comfortable and optimistic about their commitment and dedication. aipac is a valued member of the conference, and i look forward to working with bob and howard to achieve the goals we all share. thank you again for the privilege of being with you, and for all the work you do. [applause] ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen,

air and united's cases were uninvolved solved for four years.ears into the case they were still blaming pilot suicide or one they theorized is the pilot may have had a seizure. well, the pilot had no history of seizures but theorized the pilot stamped on the -- by accident. so what we really need to find out. and it's a public service and what we do. we try to make things as safe as possible. we need to find those black boxes because if on the chance something was wrong with the plane, we have to know and the black boxes will tell us. the triple 7 has one of the most advanced black boxes ever. there are thousands of parameters so many pieces of data on that black box it's an absolute treasure trove of investigation for aviation safety, and we need it. host: to this point why steal a plane and crash it in the ocean? of course that's a question we don't know yet the answer "the washington post" has a depiction of what the black box looks like as we listen to scott from mason west -- mason, west virginia. caller: i've tried to call two times on the