--se trata de "alejandro joÉ castillo" de edad.--se trata de "alejandro joÉ castillo" quien estaba asignado a <>> sacedote catolico eds llevado a justicia por abuso de menor de edad . >> josé castillo es pasto de iglesia de nuestra señora de guadalupe después de investigación de 3 meses se encontró responsable de abuso a menor . >> el pastor era conocido como padre alex, noticia de su arresto lo dejo con la boica abierta . >> los errores en junio del año pasado fue retiro por ultraje , las acusiones se hicieron publicas, la diocesis dijo que se iba a abtener . >> feligreses dicen que ayudaa los latinos no se porque pasa esto . >> se presento en corte y se declaro culpable . >> mas personas dicen que el dinero no alcanza ya que alimentos suben . >> los precios de los alimentos aumentaron en los últimos tres meses de este año, el valor promedio subió en 4 % , y 8 % comparado con año pasado . >> los latinos lo han notado . >> las cosas han subido . >> aumentaron los lácteos y carnes de pollo y vacuno . >> es poco habitual

then less than a minute later, it's dan boyle to joe. the sharks score three goals in the third and win 6-3. they can wrap up the series saturday night at the tank. after placing dallas on the disabled list on monday, the a's got some good news today. braden will not need shoulder surgery. take a tabes who was on the mound for the mariners. king felix, striking out eight and allowing four hits. in the fourth inning, adam kennedy homers off brandon mccarthy and that's all the offense seattle would need. the a's lose 1-0. >>> the pacers back from an ankle injury. derek had a game high 23 points. none bigger than this layoff with 20 seconds to go. pacers with a chance. danny granger with the 3 and the win, nope, chicago takes the three games to none series lead. sixers doug collins trying to slow down, how do you defend this? lebron james crosses over, dribbles behind his back. this is to dwayne wade for the slam. the heat attempt 44 more free throws in the series and after the game, collins wouldn't take the bait. >> i'm not going to that.

they rely on joe to know where the pipe is. when joe retires we have a problem. so we need so start remembering and know where they are. what the decay curves are and their life expectancy to know where to put that. we can work with that and improve on them. as we improve our climate models we can use those tools to talk to each other. one of the things i'd like to leave on the table a lot of us should work together to know where the pipes are for world peace. >> there's n is a classic story i will not tell about joe and his knowledge of where the pipes are. i want to tie a couple of things together. the consensus issue was raised. i want to come back to this point that not everything is equally uncertainty. if you look at consensus. sea level is going up not down, temperature is going up, not down. snow melt is going to melt faster, not slower and run off the timing will change with more run off in the winter and less in the spring. magnitudes, there's more uncertainty but direction is often important from a management point, and we know a lot about direction an

joe, reports that they have turned to some other web sites that you probably frequent. i miss using hunter and i've been an educator for over 10 years. >> for typing the world's eldest profession has just gotten a little more difficult. she's listed on lovings.com. she says it used to be much easier on craig's list, by far the world's most popular classified ads web site. this is a business that's been around for thousand and thousands for years and it continues to be prosperous. >> when it shutdown, the adult section last september from pressure from attorney general from around the country. loving.com said it got an immediate boost. >> as soon as craig's list closed, there were like 5, 10 different web sites that were e- mailing all of them trying to get them to occupy them to get to other web sites. >> another site that has filled the void, is back page.com. according to several company that is measure web site traffic, the site is a craig's list look alike but with a lot less name recognition. many other sites that specialize solely in escort services are also drivi

<joe live> <joe live> <joe live> <joe live> and by one account - it was a nasty scene at at&t park. the >>> remarkable comeback by the san francisco police chief. >> reporter: they are cheering the chief at city hall. what are they saying at the bay view. we will check this out. >>> atlanta braves. the response from the team and gloria allred. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. in for dana king. >> i'm allen martin. "this broadcast realtime captioned by

professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school and in new york we cross to joe weisenthal he is the deputy editor at the business insider all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a quick look at america's debt mess. going broke now going for growth wanting self-confessed of the unless a fourteen point three trillion dollar debt ceiling is lifted by need me on the lines of course the u.s. is on the wanted so courage in money leaves public debt more than fourteen point two trillion dollars and rising by four wheel and all there is then a massive iou to the next generation forty three cents of every dollar we spend this year. we borrowed against the future of the eleventh hour compromise boarded a us government shutdown with agreement on the largest single spending cut in u.s. history but thirty eight billion dollars is small change against the slice of the debt and last month the all three largest one trader said it was all off u.s. treasuries smiling trillion dollar deficits as far as i'm no skin sneak

joe vasquez in san francisco with more on what the family hopes to get out of this visit. joe? >> allen, i talked to the police chief late this afternoon. he said he didn't know all of the details but he says his investigators have identified at least one, possibly more suspects in that murder eight months after the fact. august 8th of last year, two rival groups of teenagers opened fire in union square. mason killing a german tourist in the cross-fire. she was here with her husband celebrating their anniversary and her birthday. now eight months later her husband and two sons are returning to san francisco. they will tour the city, hold a private memorial and meet with the district attorney. >>> the district attorney will be meeting with the family of the homicide victim in this case as is customary, the district tries as much as possible to meet either directly with the family members or at least have a conversation by phone in cases where a homicide has occurred. >> reporter: police initially arrested an 18-year-old for the shooting but released him later for lack of evidenc

joe, you first. >> not really. what the forecast at the finish released today was very close to the forecast we've had internal alley, with respect to growth, core inflation and a gradual reduction in the unemployment rate. so from that standpoint nothing dramatic or material changes. >> susie: david? >> our view on the economy is quite similar to that of the finish. but i think we did learn something about the way in which the finish will exit -- the federal reserve will exit here. they made it clear they will probably allow their balance to drift down a built before they start raising interest rates. they also said when they talk about extended periods of time, keeping rates low, the fed chairman says a couple of meetings, so you can measure out in terms of meetings when the fed says it going to keep rates low for an extended period of time, how long that guarantee is good for. but i think we did learn some stuff. >> susie: what would that mean, a couple meet prosecution now, as the fed exits out of the bond mark

un grupo de ciudadanos en arizona quiere que el alguacil joe arpaio le responda cara a cara acerca del presunto in debilidad de cien millones de dólares. el presidente obama mostró su certificado de nacimiento buscando aclarar rumores sobre el lugar dónde nació. >>> y hoy fue el día de ensayo de la boda real en inglaterra, les mostraremos las imágenes. ( ♪ música ) >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y edna schmith. >>> buenas noches una gran tragedia ha causado mal tiempo en los estados unidos en las últimas 24 horas con violentos tornados que han azotado una decenas de estados en el centro y sur del país, en alabama las autoridades han nombrado cy fra cifras de 45 muertos y con esto supera a los 70 en toda la región afectada, hay una docenas de heridos, las imágenes recién comienzan a verse porque la alerta se mantiene esta noche en muchas áreas. >>> el condado colman parece una zona de guerra, casas, edificios destruidos, vehículos convertido nuest en chatarra un violento tornado fue el responsable de esta tarde de decenas de muer

tiene unos 40 aÑos de edad y quien estaba tirado en la avenida "richland" cerca del cruce con "san joÉ".-- desde entonces se encuentra internado en el hospital general de san francisco y aunque ya recobro el conocimiento, no recuerda su nombre.--si usted lo conoce, contacte a las autoridades. ---un trabajador escolar figura entre las personas que murieron el lunes por la madrugada a causa de una balacera ocurrida en un restaurante bar de oakland. ---las autoridades identificaron a los occisos como "william jenkins", de 27 aÑos, y "adam williams", de 22. ---"jenkins" daba clases de arte en la escuela primaria "peralta", donde tambÉn trabaja su madre.---otras dos personas que fueron baleadas en el restaurante "sweet jimmies" de "jack london square" contiÚan hospitalizadas en condicÓn critica.---la poliÍa dice que un hombre a quien se le negó la entrada al negocio abrÓ fuego contra los clientes.---las autoridades buscan a cuatro hombres afroamericanos que huyeron del lugar en un auto "dodge avenger" color blanco. decenas de comerciantes del distrito fruitvale de oakland acudieron a

un juez federal determinó que los agentes del alguacil del condado de maricopa joe arpaio violaron los derechos de josé y su hijo. >>> no me sentí en realidad humillados >>> fueron detenidos el 11 de febrero el 2009 en la ciudad de phoenix >>> nos bajaron del carro y no nos dijeron por y dentro identiy nadas nos amarraron y nos llevaron caminando. otra cosa que te sientes muy mal porque nos llevaban amarrados por la calle a pie. >>> la liga americana para la defensa de los derechos civiles pre es un tasentaron la demanda mora r >>> ellos no tenían ninguna razón para parar a la familia mora y después arrestarlos >>> sin embargo ayer el juez federal falló que los agentes no tenían una sospecha razonables que los mora hubieran cometido un delito, por lo que determinó que se violaron sus derechos constitucionales. mientras tanto el abogado del alguacil joe arpaio dijo que se perdió el caso por falta de pruebas. ya que las autoridades no pudieron identificar entre los más de cien agentes quienes detuvieron a los mora. hay una razón por la cuales fueron ambos detenidos agregó per

. >> o y joe arpaio, conocido por su posiciÓn contra los inmigrantes vuelve a estar en el centro de la atenciÓn pÚblico, luego del despido de dos empleados, un grupo de personas se organiza para pedir la renuncia del propio arpaio, vÍctor hugo rodriguez nos cuenta todo lo ocurrido, adelante. >> (en inglÉs). >> el 12 de febrero de 2010 la mano derecha testificoaba bajo juramento en la demanda que enfrenta por perfil racial. >> en ese entonces creÍa que todo se trataba de una conspiraciÓn en contra de Él y el alguacil arpaio por parte de funcionarios pÚblicos, para acallar al sheriff. >> tenÍa sus sospechas. >> el agente que pudiera estar atrÁs de esta conspiraciÓn se

. >> el polémico alguacil joe arpaio está utilizando las fotografías de los presos para un concurso muy peculiar. >> alivio para los pasajeros, nuevas regulaciones del departamento de transporte previenen que los viajeros sean víctimas de los abusos de las aerolíneas. >> mueren dos periodistas en el fuego cruzado en libia, uno estuvo premiado sobre un documental de la guerra en afganistán. >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y edna smith. >> muy buenas noches bienvenidos comenzamos el noticiero con arizona y california. >> eso porque en varias comunidades de ambos estados se han realizado una serie de redadas migratorias sincronizoadas al centro de la polémica en una popular cadena de restorantes donde señalar por presuntamente emplear indocumentados como nos explica. >> desde phoenix, arizona. >> fue la imagen que encontraron varios clientes rodeados de cinta amarilla que simboliza la escena de un crimen. >> está desesperada. >> guadalupe se refiere a su hija cuyo marido trabajaba en este restaurante y junto a su ex esposo se encuentra entre lo

---las autoridades de san joÉ tratan de determinar la causa de un accidente que le quiÓ la vida a una mujer latina.---seÚn la investigacÓn preliminar, "diane navarro". de 44 aÑos, manejaba por el "boulevar santa teresa" en los primeros minutos del Ábado cuando su auto se salÓ del carril y se estrelÓ contra un poste de luz.---el Édico forense todaÍa no determina si el alcohol o las drogas tuvieron algo que ver con el choque mortal. -- las autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de 25-mil Ólares para dar con los dos hombres que agredieron brutalmente a un aficionado de los gigantes despÉs de un juego contra los dodgers.-- "bryan stow" viaÓ de santa cruz a losÁ ngeles para ver el primer partido de la temporada. -- despÉs del encuentro, dos aficionados angelinos lo atacaron, cauÁndole heridas de gravedad.-- los dos sospechosos tienen entre 18 y 25 aÑos de edad.ayer, los alcaldes de losÁngeles y san francisco condenaron el ataque. ---hay nuevas revelaciones en el juicio de perjurio que se le sigue a "barry bonds", quien es acusado de mentirle a un gran jurado sobre su uso de est

saturday's joe's birthday. when i walked to -- talked to ron martinez, joe's father, he said the medical staff told him two blood clots in his leg traveled to his heart and that's why he was having trouble brying. an autopsy is being -- breathing the an autopsy is being performed. >>> fire investigators are investigating an early-morning barn fire on hearn avenue. firefighters put it out in about 40 minutes. no one was hurt. the barn was useds to a -- was used as a storage unit. no one was inside. san francisco police are searching for members of the hells ainge jewels suspected of attacking a man. police say the 35-year-old victim said he saw his attackers in the warfield's lobby. once outside, they asked if he was a member of a rival mongo will. gang, he said no. he was beaten and stabbed possibly with a broken bottle. >>> san francisco police are investigating a bizarre incident inside of an a$-- an adult bookstore. a man apparently set himself on fire. it happened last night at bookstore on 6th and mission.

there is no plan to do away with the joe dimaggio playground, from what i can see in the plans. it's going to be altered and reconfigured. i think it's a better configuration to serve the children in the neighborhood. i also walk past that site at least three times every day, because i don't drive a car, and i never saw a traffic problem during the two month-long test when they closed off mason street. so i would urge you to certify. e.i.r. president olague: thank you. any additional comment on the e.i.r.? >> i submitted a card, but my name -- president olague: not sure where the cards went. >> my name is andrew sullivan. i'm a landscape architect. i live and work in the city. i've been involved in various components of this project dating back years, and i just wanted to urge the commission to support and approve the e.i.r. from a professional point of view i wanted to say that i've been continually impressed by the architects that the team has assembled and the impressive depth of knowledge that they've brought, and i think they've really shown that they've looked at every asp

joe vazquez is now speaking with the victim's brother-in- law. so we will have his comments for you in half hour. >>> and on a friday that has produced another respectable jobs report, how those numbers are translating in silicon valley. we'll have that and much more at 6:00. >> thank you, see you then. >>> we all dream about the perfect job. >> as they say, you can't always get what you want. here's a 3-year-old's reaction when he was told he could not be the governor of new jersey! [ sobbing ] >> i want the governor and i can't! because everyone tells me that i'm too small to be the governor of new jersey. [ crying ] >> you don't have to be so sad about that. >> this was shot when jesse's parents were on the way to vote in 2009. it's gone viral. he had another meltdown when he heard he couldn't vote! [ laughter ] >> that video got a little response from new jersey's governor chris christie, who tweeted, don't worry, jesse, people gave plenty of reasons why i couldn't be governor, although being too small wasn't one of them. >> well, he has a fe

joe battapaglia died suddenly today. he had been a fixture in the wall street investment community for decades, working with stifel nicholaus, ryan, beck, and gruntal and company. joe had been on our program for almost two decades, with his most recent appearance as my guest just seven weeks ago. tom, he had a very positive outlook on life. he respected the value of money and what it could bring. and his youngest son once told me that what he learned from his father is that bulls are better than bears. and you know from interviewing him yourself, that for many, many years, joe was very, very bullish on the markets. and then the past couple of years, surprisingly pretty bearish. >> tom: and always gracious with his time and insights. our heartfelt sympathies for the entire family. >> susie: we will miss him greatly. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, april 14. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we h

>> hello, i'm joe hargrave, i'm the owner of taco licious and my wife, sarah. when we worked with phil lester in november and december along with tim murphy, our artect to file this paper work with the planning department, i was discouraged, to say the least, to find out it was going to be april 28 before i was heard. fast forward five months. that time has given me the opportunity to reach out to all of my neighbors and i think that the time was actually pretty valuable. we're pretty simple operations. we're a restaurant that was in the marina, really came on to some hard times in the wake of the economic storm of 2008. we started simultaneously a taco stand at the ferry building literally out of the back of my volvo s.u.v. as it grew in popularity, we turned our flailing restaurant into our first location which is on chestnut and fillmore and have had some really great success over the last 15 months. and began our search for a second location and we're actually thinking to really stay out of the mission until we came across this particular location and it sp

congressman joe walsh of illinois. thanks for joining us tonight, congressman. >> lawrence, good to be here. >> congressman, did you realize as soon as you heard eric cantor say it yesterday that it is of course impossible for what you will vote on tomorrow to become law without the senate taking action? >> look, i think what our leader put forward yesterday and what we will put forward tomorrow is a one -- we're making a wonderful point, lawrence. look, it's been 40 days since we passed a continuing resolution that cuts spending and funded government for the rest of the year. and the senate has given us nothing in response to that. so here we're going to go again, lawrence, and we're going to put it in front of them again. because the american people want us to do that. and the american people, lawrence, want the senate to respond with something. >> and you know that the senate has to respond, congressman. you know that it's impossible for your body to pass a bill and have it become law? >> absolutely. here's the broa

madison the black eagle host of the joe madison show on sirius x.m. satellite radio and brian darling director of government studies at the heritage foundation and columnist of human events and contributor to red state dot com and big government oh oh we love big government. but let's get started the u.s. economy slow down in the first quarter of two thousand and eleven coincidentally it's the first quarter the republicans have been in control the war of the house of representatives economists are pointing their fingers at rising gas prices the call for the slow growth but well most of those are our wallets emptied. at the hub are having me our wallets empty but exxon mobil post that seven was ten price billion dollars profit b.p. rang up a seven billion dollars profit alibre gadget of five billion and change it so to all the oil companies and the republicans who insist that taxpayers should consist of continue subsidizing these well governments think that profiting off the american downturn is patriotic. profiting is patriotic i mean making profits a

>>> el polÉmico alguacil joe arpaio busca captar mÁs visitantes a su pÁgina web de su oficina con un concurso peculiar quiero que la gente viste la pÁgina y vea si su vecino ha sido arrestado, pero ahÍ no queda todo, los visitantes pueden votar por sus fotografÍas favoritas. di cuestiÓn que ha decidido atraer nuevos visitantes, ya cuenta con 800 mil entradas al dÍa la persona que reciba mÁs votos ganarÁ el tÍtulo de reo del dÍa. >>> pienso que es ridÍculo dice este residente y aÑade que deberÍa enfocar su esfuerzo en hacer cumplir l ley. >>> este hombre piensa que arpaio se promueve asimismo que deberÍa responder por los 99 millones de dÓlares que segÚn Él mal gastÓ en vez de enfocarse en

dedeterminó que agente eso del condado de joe arpaio, violaron los derechos humanos de julian mora y su hijo, por detenerlos por el color de piel. agentes que según el propio arpaio no pudieron identificar, detuvieron a mora porque sospecharon que eran indocumentados, padres e hijos pre es un tarn usentaron una de ganaron. ponen en tela de justicia el programa comunidades segura. muchos estadounidense dice jan los autos

c, he is the host of way too early and cohost on morning joe, and a scholar of the game. i am pleased to have them all on this program. welcome. >> i didn't know we were talking about homer this evening. >> we are getting a little deep there. >> we are very deep here. >> only on charlie rose. >> homer works for me. >> it didn't indeed, 563 times? >> real close. right on the money. >> is that right? >> yes. >> you were at the game today, you were with the yankees and so tell us how you felt they looked. >> you always look good when you win. you always look good when you win. >> that is true. after the ball gauge, i talked to our pitching coach, larry rothschild who is new, and he made a comment to me he said you know, reggie, he said great ones, even when they don't have their best figure out a way to win and keep the team in a ball game, and so that was an expression of c.c. sabathia today that he is always going to give you an opportunity to win if you can get to the sixth inning now, and with our club, of course jabba when he is right, as good as anybody, and soriano co

immigration and he is the one of defending sheriff joe arpaio to carry out immigration functions. i would also identify kobach as the individual who did more than any other to launch the section 287g program that julia referred to in her opening comments. i know this sounds odd because 287g was created by congress as part of the 1986 immigration law but 287g was stillborn. no agreement had been signed between the federal government, any local or state police force which is required for this program to go in effect. no agreement had been signed before 2001. it was kobach who revived it and the rationale with counterterrorism. now, you might ask, you know, what's the link between getting state and local police-involved in immigration enforcement and terrorism? well, one of the pilots who was the pilot at the controls of the plane that was brought down in shanksville, pennsylvania, he was pulled over by a maryland police officer driving 90 miles

buster posey takes joe saunders deep. the it is an early lead but a bit of misfortune. barry zito on the mound. he was trying to field a but not and apparently had his spikes catch in the turf. he left the game with a sprint in his right foot. the giants say x-rays were negative. after falling down a run, freddy sanchez ties with a double in the sixth. then gets the bases loaded. 5-3, the giants beat arizona. they go for eight day game tomorrow them try to end the skid. dallas braden left the game with shoulder stiffness after five strong innings and a variety of rbi doubles helped take control up. coco crisp gets one of those off justin verdict learned a. he wasn't rocking those cocoa puffs but the mane still flowing. we will be racig bthhtwi k a ok at president obama's lo >>> an orange county tea party member is under fire for sending what some are calling racist e-mails about president obama. nbc's ted chen has more. >> reporter: she said she meant it to be funny. this picture showing president obama as part of a family of apes was e-mailed by the tea party member ma

- el alguacil del condado maricopa, joe arpaio vuelve a estar en el centro de una polÉmica arpaio estÁ utilizando las fotografÍas de los presos para un concurso muy peculiar. marÍa eugenia payÁn nos habla del concurso del prisionero del dÍa. adelante. >>> este benjamÍn luna, apresado hace 2 dÍas por los oficiales del condado de maricopa, por posesiÓn y consumo de drogas. y le tomaron esta foto con un polvo blanco y tapada la cara. fue seleccionado como el reo, y a su lado esta banban las fotos otros 6 prisioneros. y algunos con defectos fÍsicos, arpaio dice que solo quiere que visten su pÁgina. quiero que la gente entrÉ a su internet y vea si su vecino

joe pavelski does it again. >> reporter: yes, dennis. it really actually felt like a giants game out here tonight. fans were chanting beat l.a. regulation was not enough. and just when you thought the sharks might lose, the version of mr. october comes through. >> you work all season and you get home crowd advantage. the crowds were loud right from the beginning. it was exciting to play in. you know you're just trying to challenge your energy. >> big time player. plays really well in the big stage. scored a lot of important goals for us whether regular season or playoffs. >> we have had a pretty bad history of losing the first game. could have been one of those nights. i thought we could have come out with a loss. huge first one for us. and they just get bigger and big, now. we want to get out of here 2-0. joe pavelski was the leading scorer last post season with three game winning goals. and they will drop the game here. game 2 saturday night ter he had tank. back to you. >> kim coyle live in san jose. big win for the sharks. thank you,

joe. >> reporter: allen, we're talking about a 50% reduction in homicides in the bayview district. that's why a lot of folks there today were cheering just like they were here at city hall. but not everyone. >> they got to give a shoutout to the bayview. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> reporter: now that he is chief, greg suhr wraps up a two- year tenure as captain of the bayview police station. the police district includes the bayview and hunters point, areas that have struggled with violent crime more than any other part of the city. how did he do? according to the city's crime stats during the last two years under suhr, homicides have gone down by half. >> i think it's fabulous. but then i also -- there is a little bit of melancholy because i want him to stay. >> reporter: lashaun walker of the bayview merchants association says the lower crime rate is a direct result of suhr's work with the community. >> those partnerships are encouraging merchants and residents and other stakeholders to get more involved in their own safety. >> reporter: at the willie mays boys & girls club in hunter

i'm a fan of the restaurant and fan of sarah and joe, as well. i own a p.r. firm called rivera public relations and we've opened up about 250 restaurants out there and i've chosen to live in that area because it's becoming the culinary capital of san francisco. i love that neighborhood and i think tacolicious would be a huge addition to our street. president olague: additional public comment? >> my name is manuel ramirez. i work for tacolicious. this place is awesome. the food is very honest. i'm really happy with my job. i have other report to you for other place, the owners they gave me always -- he try to gray up everything, so i'm really happy in this place. this place is awesome. do you want to try this, it's very, very good from this place. thank you. president olague: thank you. any additional public comment? seeing none? i tried. >> i work at tacolicious. i'm grateful the next restaurant, i'm going to be the new chef. tacolicious is a great restaurant, a great company, great to create new jobs and we really need to have to establishment to start to cr

she learned a lot, i think, from joe lash. by now accustomed to making the role of first lady one of really significance as a traveling ambassador for the first -- for the roosevelt administration, during world war ii, she makes enormous number of visits. in fact, she's away from washington so much that the washington newspaper has a headline. mrs. roosevelt stayed in the white house over night. here she is visiting enlisted men at a base in the island off of the coast of ecuador during a world war ii morale building trip to latin mesh. here she is in england inspecting troops. she's certainly the first first lady to do this thing. she's traveling without franklin. in washington, she and mary mccloud are visiting a resident for african-american women war workers. once again, eleanor is making history by showing that she and the roosevelt administration really care in the plight of people who are at the margins of society. but she continues to play her official role at white house hostess too. here's she entertained in 1943. we

joe vazquez is in san francisco with more on the reason for the family's visit. joe. >> reporter: elizabeth, they were just walking around union square area here looking for a place to have dinner when the shots rang out. now eight months later, i talked with the police chief jeff godown this afternoon and says there may be a break in the case. they are submitting at least one person's name, another person's name perhaps as well, to the district attorney's office for charges. august 8 of last year, two rival groups of teenagers opened fire in union square killing a tourist in the crossfire celebrating her anniversary and her birthday. now eight months later her husband and two sons are returning to san francisco to tour the city, hold a private memorial, and meet with the district attorney. >> the district attorney is meeting with the family as is customary. they either meet directly or by phone. >> reporter: police initially arrested an 18-year-old for the shooting but released him for lack of evidence but now the police chief says there is a development in the

but joe rosato jr. talked with a man who was born around the same time and grew up in the midst of a city rebuilding. >> my brother tells me my dad got a horse. >> though he was too young to remember it, this is the san francisco bill delmonte was born into. >> they put my mother and all the children in there. >> just three months later, his city looked like this. >> on the way down, my brother says there was fire on this side, fire on that side. >> he was three months old when the 1906 earthquake and fire leveled san francisco. >> there was just a lot of brick walls still up in the air. >> as a child, he remembers playing in the city of ruins. >> all there was was just like the war, brick wall, brick wall and then brick wall. and we used to climb them all the different, the building and stuff was all gone. >> his father owned a restaurant in the city's north beach after the quake, his dad served food from a tent. but the san francisco delmonte remembers best is the one that rose from the ashes. >> elec

joining me now is former pennsylvania representative admiral joe sestak. good to have you with us tonight. if we can hypothetically put yourself in the president's position. you've committed to getting rid of gadhafi, the rebels are pretty much getting beaten back right now. you have the option of whether you're going to arm these folks or not. and a dictator is responsible for killing americans. mr. president, what do you do? >> right. you know that joe sestak does not support giving arms to the rebels nor having intervened here. however, if i were president obama at this moment, i would recognize that the success of the united states policy actually has come to be the removal of gadhafi. it's how it is perceived and it is the reality. therefore, i would recognize that unless you accept that we go to war for political objectives and that objective must have military means matched to it, or you'll just eventually get mission creep, i think he has to admit that we've erred and say gadhafi is going to be removed and our mission will be with military to remov

joined by joe menn of "the financial times" and ben parr of mashables. if you give away that research for free, how do you make any money? >> you want to show people how much you know and the type of information that you have. and then they know they have to come back to you for more information and insights. >> now, do you give them half the information and then say for the rest of the analysis about your company, you know, click here? >> we give as much as the data as we can to help them make decisions. there's always customization required. you have to know specific markets. you just can't fit all that in, or it's unreadable. >> do you go to a company -- or do you do a report about a company and then say look, i've got this? i will give you this much of it? >> no. i don't practice that. i think that's a form of hijacking, really. you want to show the market how you can help them make decisions in their business. you know, this is a trend. every single industry has been disrupted by social media. media, finance, tech companies. so this is just coming t

joe makes it 5-2. 6-3 the final. that's 6 goals in back to back games for san jose and a sweep on the road of the los angeles kings. let's go to the locker room as the sharks up 3 games to 1. looking to put together offense. especially with ryan clowe. >> you look for a bounce. went off the skate. the other one, i just -- got a stick on it at the right time there. couple of greasy ones. i will take them. >> we don't want to come back here, they will be a desperate team. >> they will fight and claw to win the next game. our fans better get into it. we will need it. >> saturday night game 5. that- joint will be jumping. the giants were off tonight. tomorrow they host the braves. the a's in seattle. pitchers dual. scoreless in the fourth. with the loan run of the game, right here. off brandon mccarthy. gone! 8 innings, 4 hits and one run. 6 strikeouts. hernandez, better. gets him swinging. and the mariners win 1-0. unsuspecting customers got a jolt when buster posey walked in to two branches and handed out free tickets

christenson said, -- joe dimaggio park. i appreciate all of the different community-based groups in sherman elementary, and all of their efforts to plan very carefully in this beautiful park and library. i also know that the lighting, i appreciate the architectural perspective when how this has been designed, and a note as this has been width to demolish an old building, as supervisor wiener said, there was significant discussion, so i disagree with that point of view. this hearing is not about that. we heard about that last year. but the design, lighting, the specific space for the teenage room, this is even a much better space for the young. but i will say for the young and old that are here today, so i am really pleased with the community efforts and by the leadership of david chu on this, as well. supervisor chu? supervisor chiu: i really want to thank those of you who have expressed concerns about this project. i think this project is better because of it. because of the issue of race, you have forced the city and othe