assume that the law and this is the wren case is as follows. if there is improper motive for an arrest, but that there was an objective basis that would have made the arrest and that did make the arrest reasonable, there is no violation of the constitution. assume that's the law and forget clearly established, forget assume that's the law. it seems to me that for you to prevail, you have to say we should make a first amendment exception because the first amendment is so important. or that there has to be, in another context, an amendment for racial profiling. so that the rule that i have just stated has to be qualified in some way. it seems to me you almost have to say that in order to prevail in this case. >> i would suggest to you that wren is the exception, that wren in the fourth amendment context, that says if there is an objective if there is an objective basis, i think that's reflected in reichle. but, as the court in iqbal noted, in the first and fifth amendment context, at least in the context of state actors, the court has held that i

the wren word, words so rich and elusive that made gabriel the ultimate litterary magic.ng cnn newsroom, coming up, for some, it's about chocolate andics. for some, it's traditional celebration, more upcoming events this easter week. >>> and heart warming tales of the duke an duchess. >> that report coming up. . >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending this easter weekend in australia. large crowds greeted william and katherine when they arrived in brisbon. they visited the biggest operational military base. katherine got to sit in the cockpit of a fighting jet. the couple will return to sydney. we are joined from there. they certainly don't seem to be having any down time, patt. >> reporter: yeah, it was interesting. william is a military man, today it was about the australian military, so when they arrived at the airport in brisbon, large ships going by beeping their horns at the harbor. there was a full military ceremony for him. lots of pomp and circumstance there. then which went along to this rafa base. as you say the duchess of cam bridge getting into a f

>> a serbian climber named wren unclips from a safety rope to help cecily with the load, and falls, plummetssmashing into the rocks. he has died. they quickly have a plan to lower his body back to camp. >> okay. >> frederick puts the camera in his pocket, but doesn't realize it is recording as a pakistani porter falls and nearly pulls them all down with him. >> release the rope. release the rope. release the rope. >> then he just -- he just loses the grip on the rope. >> jesus christ. >> and start falling down. >> what the hell is this? one guy died! i came up here to help you guys. eh. let's go down. >> in the bottleneck, the others have no idea who are dead. and ralph is feeling weak in the thin air. >> not a great day today. hard day for me today. >> reporter: they know that pressing on means a descent in the dark, a dangerous gamble. still they push until ralph can go no further. >> i gave him my oxygen. felt he would feel belter. >> he doesn't. and encourages his wife to go on without him. she makes it to the summit with another norwegian before sunset. >> it was fantastic. we could see

wren learned that the hard way when we are 4-year-old son got into liquid nicotine used to refill e cigarettesand he's taken the lid off all of them and has this liquid everywhere. he's been eating it. >> reporter: his son vomited all day long and was rushed to the emergency room. calls to poison centers involving e cigarettes have surged. 215 in february alone. just 3 1/2 years ago, calls averaged only one per month. the centers for disease control says the liquids in flavors like mellon and strawberry look and smell like candy. so one mouthful of this for a child is like eating -- >> that's like eating four or five cigarettes. that could be lethal. >> reporter: and you don't even have to swallow it to get sick. >> you have gotten calls from people while they're filling this thing up, it spills on their skin, and they start to feel sick. >> you can start feeling sick in as little as four to five minutes. >> reporter: a spokesman for e cigarette makers say they want child proof packaging and warning labels and they're working with regulators but he puts some of the safety burden on consumers,

. >> switser waved his appear wrens but the attorney ex-complained he was driven by a strong addiction >> there is no question this is a ace kayes about someone who fell into the thrall of prescription pill addiction. started with an injury he was prescribed these drugs and succumbed to their clutches for now. >> the prosecutor told abc7 news he may have taken his children to visit the residents the people he allegedly shoel drugs from. switser remains in custody on $400,000 bail. >> dramatic testimony today in south africa. oscar pistorious took the stand for the second day. he took off his prosthetic legs to show how he approached his bathroom door the night he killed his girlfriend. breaking down on the stand, oscar pistorious describing the moment he says he realized he shot and killed his girlfriend. i sat over her and i cried >> he claims the horror began early valentine's day morning he heard a noise coming from his bathroom. >> that moment everything changed i thought there was an intruder in the home. and i needed to army self. that i needed to protect reeva and i. >> he went

appointed monitor brought to us by the lawyers committee on civil rights, to work on race relation wren the african-american and asian american communities, and forced the housing authorities to invest up to a million dollars in community organizing, interpreters, and community builder that would serve both communities and public housing. finally, while at the caucus, i represented the family of [speak n

appointed monitor brought to us by the lawyers committee on civil rights, to work on race relation wren the african-american and asian american communities, and forced the housing authorities to invest up to a million dollars in community organizing, interpreters, and community builder that would serve both communities and public housing. finally, while at the caucus, i represented the family of [speaker not understood], a 34 year old chinese american man, a father of three who had become intoxicated after learning that he had a new job that day. the police were called on a disturbing the peace call and within 34 second of arrival at his home, they shot and killed mr. kau in front of his wife, in front of his 6 year old daughter for the stated reason that all asians are martial arts experts and the police cannot defend themselves from this intoxicated man. the wife who witnessed the shooting was a registered nurse. she rendered her husband aid and was handcuffed, by park police. i want to make that distinction. he died in the driveway while had i wife watched and 6 year old daughter saw

a connecticut high school student has been begging mcdonalds to not differ wren differentiate between and boys' toys. in an article for slate, a blog and not the actual stone, she describes how when she was 11 and once wrote a let torte ceo about this, more recently she and her dad, a yale professor did research and found them guilty of giving children the toy that designated for their gender. >> how dare they. >> from now on the happy meal will only come with gender neutral toys. they are genderless blobs. actually mcdonalds will not classify it as a toy at all. a sign was spotted telling employees, quote, when a customer orders a happy meal you must ask will that be a my little pony toy or sky lander toy. we will no longer call them boy and girl toys. isn't it time to retire genders 1234* people hate being labeled. can't we call them humans? >> this is something eating at me for many, many years so i will do it right here. i hated ronald mcdonald. i was scared of him. i think a after all of these years i could have complained about ronald mcdonald and made a difference. mcdonalds sh

if the warriors leave oakland before 2027 they are obligateed to pay off the debt on the wren a project 61 million dollars. if the team doesn't pay, taxpayers would be on the hook. but the warriors say they don't know anything beyond 2017 when the lease expires. that's coliseum city proposal. second public workshop planned for this saturday at oakland city hall 3 to 5 inth the news ramp abc of 7 news. >> game 4 against the clippers right here open sunday at 12:30 followed by after the game with larry and legend nate. let us know what you think about possible name change for the were yours. join the conversation on our facebook page 7 news we love to hear what you think open that sichbility earlier we touched on the snow in the sierra. it's piling up as you can see from the picture this morning it's time to good skiing. kirk wad sent thus video. foot of snow fallen there. it will close for the season on sunday out with a bang. cal-trans cleared the streets up to tahoe. this is cal trans camp are on highway 50 and ski run boulevard south lick tahoe. you can see snow open the ground but th

and in delays, it is usually and late enough in this direction and we will not see too many problems wrenis cleared. we go to the bay bridge and we have the upper deck where we have an accident reported before the tunnel westbound right lane is blocked with pickup from oakland and a car and i am seeing traffic is flowing nicely so the tow truck has pulled that out of here with no delays behind the toll plaza. >> it looks if britain's prince william and his wife indicate are enjoying their visit to australia and this only they hit the beach with hundreds lines up to get a look. a woman gave prince william a book for baby george. he said, thank you, george will love it. surfers took part in life saving demonstrations before they went to the next step visiting the children's hospice and spoke with kids and their families. >> detecting cancer could be as easy as putting on a pair of glasses at washington university. they recognize a dye injected in a patient that shows up bright and growing at cancer sites and a small protein binds specifically to the cells. this helps the suns see where the

we have a great dose of wren fall today. we had wide expansion of rain. lightning strike and even though the main buddy pushed out to the central value we have areas of scattered storms pushing on shore now. we have thunderstorms down near santa cruz. couple lightning strike reported in the last cup he el hours. cell moving through the region and one little cell of active weather moving across the bay from san francisco to oakland rate now. of course we have many other areas not receiving any rainfall at all at the moment when you can see how active the weather is offshore moving in our direction so let's look at current conditions here starting with rav top camera lacking along em back derek dare o. temperature readings mid upper 40's. red wad city san jose. los gatos vls half man bay. east bay camera emeryville and we have temperature readings of 45 or 46 degrees 2 degree spread in all the locates. santa rosa. nap a.petaluma. concord livermore and live view from the exploring camera. looking back at the san francisco sky license under cloudy skies. thes

it incenti vieses the colleges so the government is blindly handing out loans without differ wren differentiating on the skills of the person and the major. it balloons the cost of tuition. >> is it like 400% since like 1980? it is 400 teams the tuition -- times the tuition and it is not getting any better. that's how you end a segment with a thing like that and a joke about les white. won't that be funny if that was your name. >> i am here to solve the problem. >> i am les white. i should just let that joke float away. coming up, is your toaster plotting to kill ?u the special on murderous household appliances starts tomorrow. what is the most expensive urine in history in we report and you aim carefully. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters take joy in smashing his toy? a writer for business insider says he was attacked for wearing google glass. he is adorable. kyle russell just covered a

patches of wren out there. going to be more intense. we have the latest for you. tonight. about climate at change. >> what will happen if we don't do more to protect our environment. >> plus the moment a lot of michael jackson fans waiting for. details on yet a new album. stay with me. another half hour [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> brief break from the rain tonight. live look at san francisco from our exploratorium camera. update on the rain from spencer in live doppler 7hd we need every drop bring it on. >> we do. it's coming. coming our way. here's live doppler 7hd. while we have had a nice little break the last hour or so, see a large batch of moisture just offshore beginning to push on to the coast line of the north bay. around fort ross into sonoma marin county. next hour or

fred laur wrens saying my focus in revoking this was on listen together voices of students, faculty and other members of the community outside groups played no role in the ultimate decision. really? >> i mean that is untrue. musts shim student association was involved in pressing this. that is true for students on campus they were coordinating with folks off campus. and as you mentioned folks like iman with a history of his own in regard to anti-semitic comments. and the governor of massachusetts uninvited him from an interfaith event because he thought the society of boston was connected with the boston bombers. so, the radicalism of the outside groups pushing for revocation of this particular degree is unquestioned. it's unquestioned it had impact on the brandeis university to do this. >> and this guy is a convert to islam. as is ibriham hooper. he was on the program condemning fake muslims she was raised muslim but left the faith. he's a convert but has embraced the faith and out there ripping on ali because he doesn't think she has a right to speak to the issues anymore because she'

ukraine government and when this was unconstitutional armed overthrow of the government in kiev and wren there were people sent to take over the local government buildings we and the people on on the ground understd there was a thereto so we have to organize ourselves to protect russian presence that was legal and we also protected the people but we didn't influence the process in crimea organized biological --. >> there are a number of independent experts, observers who disagree with that. a last question, finally, nato announce it was suring up defenses along the border with russia. here is the secretary-general of nato. >> we would have more lanes in the air. more ships on the water. more readiness on the land. >> this week, president putin talked of the historic ties to eastern ukraine as if you russia and today the acting prime minister of ukraine said that putin has dreams every storing the old soviet union. how far is president putin prepared to go? >> any statements about us having dreams of restoring soviet union is a false notion. second, the allusion to the history of relation

wells fargo, 30% less mortgages wren in the first quarter 2014 than the last quarter of threaten. that's scary. fha said it costs 20% more -- not in the housing appreciation but 20% more to get a mortgage this year, this month, than it did one year ago. so, it's very expensive. the other thing to talk about here is that housing bubble, and here is what another thing we have to remember. when everything fell apart, institutions, big corporations, big hedge found bought a lot of inventory. they're now renting the inventory back to mom and pop and we're paying them rent. they got all the good deals. now all that's left is the high-priced stop that the retail people, mom and pop, can't afford to buy and that's i would we're seeing mortgages not continuing to rise. that's a problem. >> maybe they're being shoved aside by the u.s. government. i'll get into that in a second with our next big guest. a certain governor, maybe a future president. but thank you very much, gentlemen. i was referring to a report today that not only is mortgage activity slowing, but the government is hogging a

the story of the harlem wrens who won the first championship against the celtics that paved the way for the civil rights movement within sports. talk about the bigger picture here. how sports -- professional sports have been able to pave the way in many instances after a very bad history in some sports. we know what happened in professional baseball and football to a certain degree. but what does this mean now, what happened with sterling and the state -- the stance that silver has taken on behalf of the nba? >> well, i think what this means is that the whole idea of bigotry is, like, repulsive to a lot more people than -- that people might not know about. it's much broader than you would expect. it's not just nba people. this is outrageous to a lot of people. especially in the black community. that's what my book was all about. how black americans supported the integration of the nba. it's at thegreatestteam.com if you want to look it up. >> we will. >> so many people have been involved in this. and what has made me feel the best is that the support that has come from all segments of s

some of the need to sur wren dring their weapons, take the fire pins out and give them to the pro-russianers. it's moving quickly here and it's moving moment tum certainly with the pro-russian protesters. >> nick paton walsh live from the ukraine. >>> still to come, ever wonder what it's like to dip below the ocean surface in a submarine? cnn's martin savidge is doing just that. martin? >> here we are beneath the surface. it's live and extremely tight quarters. we'll look at the challenges that could be faced for an underwater operation coming right up. [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just

. >> there was famous exchange between roy wilkins and martin luther king around the time of 1963, wren wilkins said to him i'd like to know, martin, just what you ever desegue agree gaited in your life, and dr. king said i guess maybe nothing more than a few human heart, and turns out one human heart was john f. john f. kenned that made all the difference. >> and john kennedy taking the stance to define on national tvsive rights as a moral -- civil rights as a moral issue, i can't remember the words, we're not going to do it just because it's good strategy but because it's right. that night they shot medgar efforts in the back thaws the -- medgar evers in the back because the whole issue changed. when it became a moral issue for the president of the united states, who was dragged kicking and screaming into civil rights, it's like slavery becoming a moral issue. not just an issue of policy. but they recognized that this really ultimately meant war. >> what todd just said reminded me that early on, thurgood marshall had no sense of what who dr. king was. he thought, who is this preacher