the couple will then take their daughter's urn back with them to their new home in tennessee. in stockton, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> happening now, the lockdown is over. and police have ended their active search for a possible gunman. it's been a tense night for students and parents at east avenue middle school in livermore. the campus was locked down around 5:00 this evening, following reports of a gunman. this was down the street from livermore high. police went searching for the man. >> when you have something reported here that doesn't normally happen here, it might get people upset. obviously, a great reaction from the community. everybody was very cooperative with us. >> after a 2 1/2-hour search, police found no sign of the man. east avenue middle school will be opened tomorrow morning. >>> on the peninsula, now, a schoolteacher accused of abusing kids. the question is, were others aware of the abuse. tonight, six employees at a redwood city elementary school are facing disciplinary action. an internal review, revealed just tonight,

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. >> we are urning our lawmakers to invest in higher education. >> reporter: ten thousand supporters of higher education set to tell state leaders just that as they moran the capitol tomorrow morning. all in hopes to rally awareness of ongoing tuition hikes and admission losses. as many from last year but this time along with their mission there is another issue. >> our organization is concerned that our message will not come out. >> reporter: the reason. >> we plan to occupy the capitol. . >> reporter: a group of protesters has plans to join them. >> education is really independent of under attack in california. >> reporter: they have been on the move for the past few days marching more than 90-miles oakland staying tonight in the davis camp. the concern is just how they will conduct themselves for tomorrow's rally. with some planning to occupy the building, olga ramirez with the california state student association fearing it could mute their message. >> we hope we will be able to actually walk in and advocate for students without having it be shut -- having the building get shut d

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are to be taken as soldiers by undue influence or force and compelled to leave their women and the urn uncertainty of their new condition, freedom, that is, they cannot be relied on. but if they can put their families in some safe place and then earn money as soldiers or laborers, the transition will be more easy and the effect more permanent. the first step in the liberation of the negro from bondage will be to get him and his family to a place of safety then to afford him the means of providing for his family." in a way, sherman showed greater insight than the new england abolitionists who came to the south carolina sea islands in 1862 to teach the former slaves to read and write and incidentally to organize them as a labor force. of the former slaves, wanted to be left alone to tend their vegetable gardens, the northerners wanted them to pick cotton, to help pay for the war. the sherman was right to an extent about former slaves disinclination to military service was shown in the widespread use of press gangs to round up recruits. it occurred not only in south carolina but in new or

his wife put soil and letters written to him by his children in an urn in place of his ashes. >> translator: how depressing to honor my son i have to hold a funeral without his ashes. but if i don't, i feel my son cannot rest in peace. >> reporter: so he said good-bye to his son. but he's still waiting for closure. >> translator: i am hoping dna tests identify my son soon. i'm expecting that will happen. i cannot wear to think my son's body is lying somewhere unattended. >> reporter: he, like many others in the northeast will continue to do what they've done for months now, wait and perhaps reflect on all that they lost one year ago. >> he's one of about 3,000 people still considered missing in japan. their families are hoping to find at least the remains of their loved ones to hold funerals to say good-bye. >>> an earthquake that jolted a nation. a tsunami that swallowed a coastline. a nuclear plant that spiralled out of control. japan marks the first anniversary of the march 11th disaster. what lessons have been learned? find out on our special program lessons of march 11th one year on, s

hopefully you can maintain the quality clients urn estimate the cost -- cost -- there are a whole bunch of pieces of cost. you obviously have the fees of your design team and preparation of the plans. you have all sorts of fees related to the way the city operates. if you are building an addition and it has a bathroom you need plan checked fees, permit fees. you pay a puc sewer connection. up grade fee and skeel district fee. there are fees that are forgotten and people are surprised at the end of the project and there is the construction cost itself which is the biggest but only a piece of the construction cost of your whole project. >> at this part of the process after you hired an architect. they did a design. a contractor gives youa a ballpark figure. at that point i recommend that people look for another house and see what it would cost to buy another house that has everything they want in it and talk to a realtor for what they can sell their house for. if there is a house that has everything they want and you take the value frathe realtor plus the cost and hassle of the constructi

to the entire middle east and order a meal from what happened with the proposals made by mr coffee urn i mentioned during your joint press conference with serbia lavrov and it was announced that russia and lebanon are determined to support these proposals all the way to adopting them as a un security council resolution what is your opinion of the essence of these proposals and that was that. the resolution hasn't been prepared but certain matters a big discussed that firstly the worldwide five points of mr lavrov spoke those are the main points certainly as a session of violence by all sides of the conflict the other points are ending the military intervention providing humanitarian aid to the needy searching for neutral monetary means and providing assistance to the special u.n. envoy caveat in his efforts these five points are the foundation for the joint work on taking syria out of the crisis and developing a fascination with these five settlement plans are very well balanced and logical who would speak against ending the gods on all sides of the conflict whereas it had been previou

and i urned to him and i said, this man is a walking eecyclopedia of rock-n-roll.are you sit thhre and say to him that he doesn't know anything about rock-n-roll? he says not only are you like robert goulet. and that made meemad. [laughter] >> smith: that was the end. to ethel merman, but i draw the line aa goulet. >> meat loaf: i-i love ethel& merman..3 >> smith: right, yeah. [laughter] >>>meat loaf: i absolutely adore ethel meeman.3 -ú>> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: but when he said robert goulet that was it and i left his office and i'm -- and it's 5:30 in the afternoon in new york city. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: and i'm standing on broadway in the middle of the street. >> smith: yeah. >> meat loaf: and i am like some crazy person. the cabs are honking at me and i'm ddwn there and i won't say it on tv but i am down there just middle finger in the ir and going (gesturing). and cabs are honking at me únd i'm hitting them going get out of my way! and i, i kinda went busey on them, if you saa. [laughher] >> smith: you did? well. >> meat loaf: and um -- smith: a he

and is derived from the name of captain charles boycott the land agent of an absentee landlord lord urn who was subject to social ostracism organized by the irish land league in eighteen eighteen so you know i want to point out there that first of all it was an absentee landlord which is what the e.u. that i am out the e.c. the goldman sachs and all the banks that are the unsecured bond holders of anglo-irish this is the same exact situation and i also want to say that social ostracism is something that was presented here in the kaiser report by luke so ca a french lawyer who was presenting this to the french parliament saying that we should start using social ostracism to get people to turn their backs on bankers and see them as social pariah and it worked in the case of this charles point. went to the town to go to a bakery or go to a butcher no one would talk to him no one would deal with him and then remember of irish history then in a thousand coppers to protect these aren't folks from killing the land and of course the economics of earth you know of j.p. morgan had to hire a bunch

with short blond hai6 c1 urns. pdropped is at >>james: thi c1 adjusted number has dropped by 5200.t today's a spike in gas prices which can also stifle growth and economists say it is too early to save california's recovery is moving full steam ahead. the 7 day around the bay forecast. how right now it looks like a chance of rain is with us all week long. it's stick tune >>mark: to cook but how >> is now down revenge after an american soldier shot and killed civilians. gas prices are up again. the average price for a gallon of gas is 4.1. today we're expecting a series of storms that will stretch all the way into the weekend. >>darya: let's take a look at the weather. today, we do have a dry day on tab. >> here is a quick look from the bay bridge approach good hosts a share asked >>james: a what what are is that will be the story for the rest of the day on tuesday. we have another system and down for thursday. we're looking at anything from one-five edges of rain. >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots or delays for the freeways. on the bay bridge westbound, a light and easy r

. >> we do think it's very much in that nature and different from this case, urn, and one way i think it's helpful to get at this is to look at the history. we have cited a string of court of appeals cases in a footnote in our opening brief. over time it's been very consistent that the court of appeals has tred ee eed treateda a jurisdictional case. the hanson case the district court in that case had dismissed the complaint under a federal rule of federal rule 12-bc. the federal government dismi dismissed. so i do think that to the extent this issue is before the court, it is jurisdictional, but it doesn't need to be before the court because of the statutory construction argument. >> on your stat kour construction argument, is there any other exaction imposed under the internal revenue codes that would not qualify as a tax for anti-injunction act purposes or is 5000a just out there all by itself? >> it's not quite out there all by itself. there are other provisions that fall outside of subchapter b of chapter 67 an8, and therefore, wouldn't be governed by the exception. the ones that

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bronze urns for cremation.s a threft of -- there is a theft of materials and especially from a high profile person. >> when you steel from somebody who is famous it is impossible to sell that. you would be named. >> you take the diamond out of jewelry and you can't tell where it came from. >> i wouldn't know. i am a law allieding citizen. one more question. can people change their minds about the things they buried their relative with and say, oh my god. i am broke. i need that jewelry. >> yes, the next of kin who owns the plot can do what they wish. they would then be able to remove the jewelry if nobody else has done it before. >> it is like a bizarre owe, morbid investment. you just keep something there until you need it? it is like an underground bank. >> you don't get interest. >> famous stuff that belongs to famous people appreciates more than your average. >> if you know there are autographed or something like that, but just money tends to be -- >> this is an interesting and fascinating. we will take a b

. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter'semains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> he just happens to be an extra rotten, low down dirty dog. >> yeah, rest in hell. that's all i've got to say to him. >> reporter: raymond wheeler told us he has now found peace. >> what do you want to say to her? >> i love you sweetheart. i really do. >> reporter: chevy's family and friends say the

. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter'semains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> he just happens to be an extra rotten, low down dirty dog. >> yeah, rest in hell. that's all i've got to say to him. >> reporter: raymond wheeler told us he has now found peace. >> what do you want to say to her? >> i love you sweetheart. i really do. >> reporter: chevy's family and friends say the

after they will bring her urn back to the new home in condition condition. >> we never gave up to findfind her so fad. >> convicted killer wesley shermantine directed cress gers to where wheeler's body was buried. she apologized during a prison interview. the heart brorken parents say they don't buy it. >> police are giving a chance to look behind the scenes, inciting the public to a training session. you can get a chance to see what it's hike to be a member of the department. b.a.r.t. will talk with its rules of arrest. another training will be held tomorrow in concord. >> the carpool lane could get more crowded. a green sticker is yours to the fast lane. joining us live with what you need to get out of the grid block. >> for me john, i got my hindi. i'm in the ov ov lane on northbound 88 o. if you want to apply for the stickers, a green clean air vehicle sticker, you need to be driving what the state considers to abnear zero emission vehicle. right now only two apply, that's the 2012 chevy volt and the 2012 toyota prius hybrid. they have been taking applications since january 1 of th

. >>> sacha baron cohen on the oscar red carpet with an urn full of ashes. i guess you have to expect something like that. back with bill maher. from hbo's "real time with bill maher." >> i hadn't seen. i happen to know. larry charles directed that. directed my movie. i happen to know that movie is going to be a scream. >> i think sacha baron cohen is a comedy genius. it just was funny. i love the fact that everyone is outraged. >> it's silly. what's to get upset about? what to get up set about is the french took over our motion picture show. >> now, you the vanity fair, you met tim tebow. i was there and didn't get to meet him. tell me about the moment. >> tebow -- >> he's a phenomenon. >> 20 minute. we talked for a long time. >> do you like him? >> i never didn't like him. people think i don't like him because he's super religious and i'm an atheist. >> something to do with this e-mail or this tweet you tweeted. this was following the 40-14 broncos loss to the buffalo bills. you tweeted wow, jesus deleted tim tebow bad on christmas eve. somewhere in hell s

afterwards they will bring her urn back to the new home in tennessee. >> we never gave up to find herher so bad. >> convicted killer wesley shermantine directed investigators to where wheeler's body was buried. wheeler's parents say they are not buying it. >> it is 5:33 now. a peninsula special ed teacher accused of physically abusing her students is expected in court this morning. alexa will be arraigned on nine misdemeanor charges including child endangerment, accused of twisting a student's wrist and kicking a child in the stomach. she is on administrative leave. >> in the meantime t redwood city school district says it will discipline six employees for failing to report that alleged abuse. an internal investigation found the employees knew what was happening but did not report it as required by law. the assistant district attorney says those employees will not be charged. >> google's new privacy policy eternally changing now starting today the company is merging all the ways it tracks you across google from youtube to gmail. scott mcgrew is in the newsroom and says you can limit w

. >> lopez was urn itting a 20 year sentence on 27 counts of burglary.ates serving life terms that inspired him to pay them tribute through his songs. >> i wanted to do something for the lifers to express to them. i can sing the last verse and speak for itself. it goes ♪ ain't done no wrong ins is the days of old ♪ ♪ out in california, ain't no other road ♪ ♪ when i am carried away in the calling nurse car, someone tell the warden to please ship me to the dixie line ♪ >> the only way they're going to get out is when, well, when the angels come down and pick them up and take them home. that's why it's got that train

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urning, rural, moderate republicans, all of them in the state of ohio.ly it tests how whether you have a true crossover appeal. rick santorum hopes he can appeal to the reagan democrats, the blue collar voters, who will be very important in the general election should he become the nominee, so very, very important state. 63 delegates, but actually it's not even the number that counts. you just have to prove you can win there. >> what do the recent polls show? >> first of all, we haven't had one since tuesday's primaries, but the most recent poll shows that rick santorum is 11 points ahead. what we'll be able to see when we get another poll, perhaps as early as tomorrow, we'll be able to see whether romney has any momentum coming out of his twin victories the other night. mitt romney has more money to spend. so far he's outspending rick santorum 4-1. already been up on the air in the state. rick santorum has five or six days to catch up. >> i always say i would like to be an owner of a tv station in ohio right now. >> you and me both. >>> a plane is secon

way and that wasn't going to work, so you know, it hurts santorum and gingrich no question and the urnd it was -- turn out showed it was half turned out last night abysmal. so i don't think -- then they made change for the next round >> i would think party leaders in virginia are going to make a change it wasn't reflective of the current situation when you only had two people on the ballot it really wasn't fair all the santorum supporters and clearly, they've got to re- evaluate it because not only that, but they are campaigning in virginia. >>> ron paul showed up,. >> no advertising on the stations no activity at all. >> this will play big in november. >> virginia is a key state. >> it is a bummer for virginia. >> let's end on that positive note where we agree and wish your wife a happy birthday. >> absolutely. >> she is a very lucky lady. >> yes, she is. >> no, i am lucky. >> you shall going to get in trouble. >> jim thank you so much, tony back over to you. >> thank you. >>> making headlines new housing initiatives from president obama, under a new plan announced yesterday homeowner

we've never before seen how one, you know, guy with a big wallet can keep a candidate alive who urn anyenty could have survived. money was the only reason he dropped out and he would be far more viable as a republican leader and the republican candidate than some of the people still in the race. >> so does your gut tell you that this is a good thing or a bad thing? >> my gut tells me this is say very bad thing and there's no transparency. for a variety of reasons these super pacs don't have to disclose who is contributing to them in real time and it is just so much money. it's an artificial, you know, way of keeping a campaign alive that really has no rationale for existing. >> on a much lighter note, as we sit in this office, i look at everything around and as you can tell the story behind every picture, but the one i love is the one behind you, andrea. you and our beloved tim russert. >> i keep till, of course, in my heart. tim was my mentor. tim was my mentor, and that was a very special occasion because i was being honored with an award here and he was presenting it to me. he and --

thing, think about our profession as united with a common bond of trust and then commit yourself to urning it every day i don't care what happens to our budget or what happens to the other countries in the world that might want a bill to come to this, we will be fine. but if we lose that, it doesn't matter how much money we throw at ourselves. that's a fact. that is an ocean of the human dimension of the profession. so, let me link that idea, the idea that you are confronting today to my four focus areas. we have to achieve the objectives of the current conflict. what you are here doing is exactly that. you are helping us achieve our objectives by seeking a deeper, richer and understanding of what has happened as a force over the last ten years of conflict. that is really when you were doing. and then come importantly, we are going to do that. we are going to do that the fact that ten years of the war has put enormous pressure on the force. and as a matter of trust, you believe you need to be year to help solve the problem. address the issue. secondly, develop the joint force of 2020. only

he urned the children to be messengers of peace. >>> good morning to you.o mostly cloudy skies. the threat for thunderstorms will be in the forecast for the afternoon, a few passing showers for most of the day. the front moved through late last night. we're left with lingering showers. some low snow down to 2,500, 3,000 feet. we are watching this storm as it continues to progress to the south. then eventually it will head east. it will cross over southern california. that will keep the moisture in our direction. the colder air behind the front will set the stage for the possibility of maybe a thunderstorm, a little hail, maybe a downpour. we're not done with it yet. we're mostly cloudy and dry at the moment. this evening we say goodbye to that rain. 45 degrees right now in oakland for the run. a 45 san francisco. 45 in napa. it's a chilly one. winds are light out there. we'll still be cool at noon, 52 degrees, light winds, passing showers. afternoon highs, 54 novato, 53 berkeley, 54 san francisco. along the peninsula it will be chilly, 53 at the coast, same

code dwindle down to an ever smaller number until one day it just vanishes urn its own weight and the country is completely freed from the tyranny of the i.r.s. code. i'll yield to my friend from florida. mr. west: you're right. i think the most important thing we have to come to understand is that this time belongs to the american people. the resources, the money belongs to the american people. let's give them the option to do what is best for them in their lives. the option of going to a flat tax or staying in the current progressive tax code system. the options of mortgage interest tax deduction, child tax credit, charitable cricks, as we reduce those deductions. but let's start treating the american people as adults. the key thing that has to accompany this is we have to reduce the size and scope of government as well. because as we start to focus more so on main street, as we start to focus more so on the hardworking american taxpayer and what's best for them, then we can have that investment at their level. we can have the growth at their level. one of the things that realy does