because political affairs of this earth, and they had to be concerned with getting as many hawaii yaps into the kingdom as possible. a lot stuck to that, but a few quit to go work for the hawaiian government, but they had to quit their jobs as missionaries to do that. there was one ex-missionary who helped with the framing of the new institution. there was one missionary who quit the mission to work in the judiciary because he objected to the fact that the herdquarters back in boston was taking donations from slave states. this is before the civil war. the actual missionaries did more or less stick to their plan partly because they just didn't have time to do anything else. these were burden-overloaded people who -- i mean, look at what they did. they wanted to make everyone christians and because they are protestant, everybody has to read the bible. a, they invented the written language, and then rewrite the bible, and they translate it from greek and hebrew into hawaiians, publish that, teach everyone to read, run the schools, and preach their sermons, and, you know, because it's mon

for yapping men they're not yapping now. >> i would say were pretty quiet on the bench.bout it >> he then here or he's not saying. >> i think there is consensus estimate is. why go there tonight. that is the news for tonight. thank you for watching. updates on wgn tv. come. foulest have the great night. look, we've all dealt with the itching of athlete's foot. i can't just wash it away. killing it takes clinical strength. i only use lotrimin ultra. its powerful formula can even cure severe cases of athlete's foot. nothing cures better. lotrimin ultra. the killer cure. so, at our company we pay about the same, even though i'm a great driver and he's... not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? call or click today. mud? yeah, dirt? do you think the two of us will ever find the one? well, we've been left behind by so many mo

call 1-800-steemer >> breaking news out of yap jap. nuclear threat level is to 7. highest to the chernobyl crisis. no explanation as to why they did this now. >> and also coming up at 6:00, a gun battle in sacramento. showdown over lawmakers giving okay to pack heat in the capitol x. oakland raiders of a different kind . the effort to lure businesses away from other bay area cities. collision course of the quality of care . fight to curve government spending. >> we'll go back to 7 on your office. >> if you like hard worky you should be here. tax professionals. 954-7621. we have people on line at abc7news.com. when the show ends we'll go all the way through abc world news and 6:00 to 8:00 . so hang around and keep calling in and we have a lot of calls calling and taking your calls. 954-7621. we'll be here all night. >>> and tax season has been pushed back from the 15th. >> it has. you have until the 18th this year . 40 percent of us have not yet filed. they will need extra couple of days. >>> and the extra help you are providing. >> thank you,

anderson replies yap same stuff.ones is the track and field star who gave up for a political medals after admitting she took performance enhancing drugs. it played in the day jurors ask for something else, they want to hear all of the have the hoskins testimony all over again. the judge said they could have it read back to them and that will take place on monday morning. the federal courthouse in san francisco, dan kron 4 news. >>pam: meanwhile greg anderson was released from custody today. he was found in contempt of court at the start of the trial and has spent more than a year behind bars for refusing to testify before a grand jury and for refusing to testify as a witness in the current perjury trial. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the bonds perjury trial. coming up at 5:25 p.m. michael cardozo will join us with a look at what's ahead for the jury and barry bonds. >>jacqueline: temperatures going to warm up a bit into the weekend, winds will pick up tomorrow. i will have details coming up in a bed. >>

lonely erands of our lines among the plastic singing trout and the caged parakeets the twin poodles yap nothing a locked mercedes. all ghost wanted was a stand of trees, bark to rub against and a scattering of a corns. a corns fall from oaks and we cut those down. hogzila murderer speaks. i summon you from the swamp and holler. a red cheeked salamander in your stomach. when i saw you i littered up my rifle with buck shot and took aim. you were the most beautiful hog i had seen that's why i had to make you die to convince my friends of high heroism. i had not done in life cleaning up beer cans after the hunters left. but as i told that lady from the new york times after offering her fanta, which she refused, the whole country will eat humble pie after the scientists dig up the body of hogzila and see the greetness of exactly what i have done. thanks. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i will jump right into this. i figured anticipation of halloween i would read a story about witches this is the beginning and ending of a story questions of lawed blue fly. coming home from school on a monday m

. >> the fishing port in eastern yap jap were devastate asked there was damage to the water systems. miraclously much of that is repaired in the quake. >> they are looking at the damage to the psyche of the japanese people who are calling the march quake 11-- 3-11. >> a pilot died when an afghan pilot opened fire on them yesterday. he worked to help train afghan pilots. he was a devoted ham radio operator. he thed to set up ham radios in afghanistan. the gunman shot himself to death. this is the senth time a solder turned against the coalitionn partners. a mob sexually assaulted a woman in the egyptian revolution . this is hard to here but the attack took place in the taquir square. she estimated 200 ting you men took part. the group of civilians and egyptian soldiers saved logan from the mob. >> uc berkeley doctor is charged with engaging in illegal sexual misconduct. he pled not guilty in the super court today. he was accused of assaulting six patients. his attorney said he treated gay men for sexually transmitted diseases and all of the procedures that he performed were necessary

as for the women, another ken yap carolina calill holding off des era e davilla.th winners earning $155,000. motide to take home another 75 grand in bonuses. a little check this out. brewers polonco the shot that bounced off batancourt. some rotten news for the a's as dallas braden put on the disabled list. that's the sporting life for a monday life. that was a scary play. >> i know the pitcher looked like he jumped up and was okayful. >> all is well that ends well. >> thank you, mark. >>> be sure th

yap. i mean, honestly this has been an unbelievable journey. and just and eliminating one. it is just, i am learning from our people and others that we are working alongside and communities, and that is exactly what i wanted to write this book. such a mystifying experience. you know conceptually of course kids and low income communities have full potential and could, you know, have an excellent education. now we know actually really it is within our reach to do this. it is not, there is nothing magic about it, nothing out of reach, but there is also nothing easy about it. it is going to take -- honestly, it takes the same kind of thing cannot discipline and leadership that it takes to attain really ambitious outcomes in any undertaking. that is why i say in the and the question is, do we believe this is a crisis? if we do then we need to approach it in the same way that we would approach any great crisis that we know we can solve. that is what i fear we are not doing. >> to switch gears for a moment, i don't think we have much more time. forty -- how many -- thousand applic

tax the wealthiest california yaps. a new idea that could raise $2.5 billion a year for the state. >> i'm amy hollyfield. live in oakland where baseball and bake will go be the center of attention and bottom of them will be raising money for the earthquake and tsunami victims in japan. >> good morning, mild start with temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. but it's not going to be as warm this weekend. >> and we have a truck fire in san francisco. >> eric: april fool's day. thanks for joining us. i'm a eric thomas. >> kristen: and i'm kristen sze. jerry brown is trying to prevent a financial system. he says he will do it with or without republican support. it's the idea of taxing the rich. janelle is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: it's the latest idea to help solve the $26.6 billion budget deficit. i'll have more on that in a minute but governor brown has his own idea and that is overhaul the state's pension system. governor's proposal would limit pension spiking, boosting pensions with a big raise before a w

as for the women, another ken yap carolina calill holding off des era e davilla.th winners earning $155,000. motide to take home another 75 grand in bonuses. a little check this out. brewers polonco the shot that bounced off batancourt. some rotten news for the a's as dallas braden put on the disabled list. that's the sporting life for a monday life. that was a scary play. >> i know the pitcher looked like he jumped up and was okayful. >> all is well that ends well. >> thank you, mark. >>> be sure the join the ktvu morning news. it begins at 4:30. they will be continuing the native american protest and they'll be following the condition of bryan stow. thank you for joining us tonight. good night.

. >>> a new twist in the case of the man charged in kid yapping jayce dugard. he did not testify in court yesterday. dugard and his wife is accused of kidnapping jayce when she was 11 years old. the district attorney says avoiding a trial up to the defendants. >> the responsibility we have is to see if they are held accountable. >> if the drive doe's go to -- if the garridos go to trial jayce dugard will have to testify. >>> the civil trial jury found no negligence on the part of the two defendants and they don't have to pay any damages. the young woman that filed the suit was asking for $7.5 million. >>> san carlos man accused of molesting his friend's daughter is out on bail this morning. 46-year-old yung chi chu pleaded not guilty yesterday. he is a former technician for the menlo city park district. authorities say the girl's father called the police after finding text messages chu sent to the child. he is due back in court on may 27th. >>> there has been an increase in toll violations on bay area bridges. in the last six months more than 1.2 million driver

yap. you get the gist of it. and basically on the internet we have to do so many that we can't scale up to that kind of level. we use computers offer to decide whether you are computer software. it is this very strange spring. i think we are starting to a -- ibm, it would make me nervous to get to a point where just to enter into a block post i would have to go into a fully fledged five minute long turing test. but it is starting to happen. it happened today. i was planning an online video game. one of the server advance came on and was like, can i just talked to you for a second? of want to make sure you are the script. okay. it occurred to me, this is merely the tip of the turing test iceberg. in several years time will you have to get growth, and you know, every time you sign and? i don't know. you will see. >> can you talk a little bit about how computers don't have this problem? can you expand? >> yeah. but i think in many ways what has been pretty healthy for the discipline of philosophy about a i is that i

you can't text and drive but in massachusetts and new hampshire, sure, you just yap it up. >> where doive now? >> i live in san francisco now. >> okay. >> i go over to the east bay to see my family oh, i'll be over in a minute, whoops, sorry. it's a good idea. >> don't want to be talking about you on the news. >>> 6:38. coming up a new candidate throws his hat into the presidential race. plus... >> a 6-year-old child shouldn't be subjected to this kind of treatment in the first place. >> a 6-year-old girl frisked at an air. what the parents are demanding the tsa to change coming up. >>> and the stock market opening just about 8 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers and it is looking good. dow jones industrial average up 53 points. coming up, we are going to get an update from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. stay with us. ,,,, this was so easy. that was quick. no envelopes to lick. no deposit slips to fill out. a lot less paper to deal with. i like that. i just feed in my check... feed the cash right in. and... -boom. -there it goes. it read my checks, counts my cash... adds

not everybody can get over to london for the wedding of prince will yap and kate middleton.orter: the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton is a couple of weeks away but thousands of miles away, philadelphians are toasting the royal couple. >> it's a wedding beyond weddings. >> reporter: drake desteines has created a regal setting prominently displaying some of it's most breathtaking jewels. >> the emerald tee are ra is not something you'd see in philadelphia. in the middle east or far east. we made that one for a far east client. >> reporter: it's not every day that you get to be in the presence of such exquisite jewels like this and at $450,000 this tiara is certainly fit for a queen. >> i'd like to feel like a princess but i'm too old for that. >> reporter: so you feel like a queen? >> i felt like a queen. >> reporter: philadelphians are anticipating the royal wedding, living a bit of the fantasy from afar. >> i would be terrified of dropping a fee ar ra. of my hair not holding it in. >> the royal jewels are immense. your guess is as good as mine. >> reporter

a lot of yap about that. why that length? what does it mean?th your dress. today, all this pressure. now it's done. we have a new bride, a new dress, and everybody seems happy. elizabeth, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you. >> my sisters will be so proud that i got meet you. thank you so much. >> lovely to meet you. >>> much more to stay and come back to. the royal wedding on "gma." more for local services to help hospitals expand and schools grow. investing in the places we all call home. this is the way forward. - good night, honey. - and they could fix... - all better? - almost anything. - yes. - thank mom with the charmed memories collection from kay, the number one jewelry store in america. - i love you guys. - we know. chances are your soil is like this: compacted, drained of nutrients. it'll hold your plants but it'll also hold 'em back. the solution: miracle-gro garden soil. the perfect mix of rich, organic ingredients, and miracle-gro plant food. just mix it in. and turn bad soil into great soil. helps plants grow twice as bi

. >>> and it could soon cost californians more to yap on that hand-held phone while driving.ian of palo alto has a new bill in the works to strengthen the existing law. he also wrote that. the base fine for violations would increase to $50 up from the current $20. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. >>> good morning. out to the east bay, first an accident northbound 238 before 580 and a problem crossing the richmond/san rafael bridge. two middle lanes blocked midspan. two lanes blocked not sure if it's an injury crash but delays are growing there. and westbound 580 approaching north flynn, a long line of brake lights from 205 through livermore. at the bay bridge, backed up to the 880 overcrossing. that's your traffic.

i think the metric would be are the population safe, are the civil yaps under attack? what we want to overtime establish is a situation which we call in nato context a safe and secure environment for the population. in terms of the no-fly zone, the meme -- met tricks are obvious, no flying without authorization from nato. the humanitarian mission we were assigned are people receiving the care and so on. that's the mission we've been given and we have reasonable metrics to apply going forward to meet those policymakers. >> certainly understand and appreciate that. my question is getting at overall, what's the objective? how do we measure success in libya? meaning if we have gadhafi in power and he waits us out, one of the concerns i have is what is our strategy is that's the outcome? >> i think that if you look at what's happening today again in london where 40 nations come together to discuss this, i think virtually every nation's leader spoke to the desirability of the departure of colonel gadhafi so how the international community arrives at that i believe is a combi

yap. >> well, i'm not sure. i am deeply impressed that only you folks in the congress can effectively oversee the intelligence community. the press does not know what is going on. those of us outside the congress don't have the information that you have in your staff to what is calling on. unlike most other areas of our government the only really effective oversight of the intelligence community and upended can come from the congress. now, you don't have another it -- you have other agencies. you have the president's advisory board. they are all appointed by the president and are not an independent group. and all of the recommendations that we made we thought that the strengthening and persistence of the congressional oversight were just absolutely critical. but his i know that there is off internal of shiny within each agency. i think within the dni office as well. that can be important to oversee. that is not an independent oversight. that can only come from the congress. i do want to pick up on your observati

yap. >> well, i'm not sure.ss can effectively oversee the intelligence community. the press does not know what is going on. those of us outside the congress don't have the information that you have in your staff to what is calling on. unlike most other areas of our government the only really effective oversight of the intelligence community and upended can come from the congress. now, you don't have another it -- you have other agencies. you have the president's advisory board. they are all appointed by the president and are not an independent group. and all of the recommendations that we made we thought that the strengthening and persistence of the congressional oversight were just absolutely critical. but his i know that there is off internal of shiny within each agency. i think within the dni office as well. that can be important to oversee. that is not an independent oversight. that can only come from the congress. i do want to pick up on your observations about the privacy and civil liberties