it was july of 1967, patrick's birth made headlines. just five days old and people wondered if he would run for president. the same issues he talked about in public, were those part of the dinnertime discussion? >> my dad and my uncles always included all our family in anything that he was doing. of course i probably caught less than 10% of what was actually being said, but i caught the sense that there was something being discussed that was big and important. i felt like i had a front row seat to american history. >> i admire their spirit and their ability to get along with it is really something. >> in the pictures, there's glamour, ease, and beauty. but life wasn't always easy. not for patrick. >> you know, he was sickly. he had asthma. he talked about how his father would stay up with him at night. >> susan, a reporter for the hometown paper, the boston globe, came to know senator kennedy pretty well later in the 1980s. >> even when he would have people over to the house for dinner, it was to talk about some issue or to get to know

patrick kennedy, coming clean. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp for just $11.99. create your own combination of two of our most tempting selections from favorites to new creations for just $11.99 during the festival of shrimp. ending soon at red lobster. so every year my family throws this great reunion in austin. but this year, i can only afford one trip and i've always wanted to learn how to surf. austin's great -- just not for surfing. so i checked out hotwire. and by booking with them, i saved enough to swing both trips. see, hotwire checks the competition's rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. that's how i got a 4-star hotel on the beach in san diego for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >> patrick kennedy spent half his life in public office. even as he wrestled publicly with addiction and depression. that year, 2008, it was kennedy and kennedy. father and son. ted on the senate side. patrick in the house, pushing key legislation to

they ruled in patrick's favor and confirmed that patrick padia of vallejo has no criminal record. >> the guy upstairs was telling me, don't get a job at walmart or hundred day because i got something in store for you later on. >> i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a disabled bay area man is chasing his dream of competing in mixed martial arts with help of experts at ucsf. >> nor is he missing the devastating kicks. in fact about the only thing he is missing is his right leg. >> it was one of those things where i put myself in a situation there was a crossfire going on between two rival gangs and unfortunately ways shot. >> now five years after that, san jose native is hoping to compete in mixed martial arts. he is training with professional fighters who knows the road is a long one. >> i have to start off small but my main goal is to compete with able-bodied people. >> the problem with the technology with his leg, he would get sweaty naturally and it would slip and his leg would fall off literally while he was training. >> to overcome the obstacle of his artificial leg, he turned

patrick marleau. only fitting that patrick marleau scored the goal. >> a gutless performance by patrick marleau. zero points in this series. >> there is pressure put on him. i mean, all eyes are focused on patrick marleau which is a tough feeling. >> he has been through an awful lot. and this year is no different than any other year. they become lightening rods. when it doesn't go well people question them. >> the save. the rebound. patrick marleau. his first point in the series and it couldn't be bigger. [ cheers and applause >> easy sometimes to criticize patrick marleau because patrick marleau doesn't say anything. >> it felt good. hope there's a lot more of those. >> but his play, i don't think there is one team in the league that wouldn't want to have him. >> came through when we needed him most and hopefully that's a step in the right direction for him and we are on to bigger and better things now. >> i think the monkey will be off his back and he will be that much better next series. >> reporte

patrick went off to west point and then iraq and afghanistan. we going to see you join the fire department? >> i haven't ruled anything out yet. it's kind of the nice thing about the bagpipes. they can be used for a celebration. they can also be used for mourning. >> reporter: what's the emotion tonight? >> i think the emotion tonight is celebration in a sense. and patriotism. >> the haircut is very reminiscent of someone else in this family, his father. >> reporter: not everyone went to ground zero today. like every other monday, john, a retired firefighter, hung out with his 16-year-old grandson jimmy after school. it's one he wishes his son joe was here to enjoy. joe was a policeman. on september 11th, he and his brother john, a firefighter, were both killed in the line of duty. ted koppel spoke to their father just a few months later. >> john, i mean, it's almost impossible to imagine. you lost both your sons here. >> i have no children. >> your only two sons. >> i miss them. i miss them a lot. >> it's a loss he says he still feels every day

patrick marlowon t door step for the goal. welcome to the playoffs, patrick! san jose is up 3-1. game over. not so fast, my friends, not when dats kusmed is o uk is on. fires, the 38th shave of the night. 3-2 and the sharks take the series four games to three and they are going to the western conference finals for the second straight year. the sharks advancing and will face the vancouver canucks next. the series starts sunday night in vancouver. first two games up in canada and we will have all of the post game reaction later on in sports. >> exciting stuff. and you know some of the players as you know, you reported yesterday they felt confident. >> joe thornton said ex-troomly confident as he looked into the reporters' eyes and said that after the game as well. he felt good coming back home, they were going to be okay. the difference between them and the red wings is that much. that narrow a gap but survive and advance is what it is all about. >> a great series. we will see the action later. >>> we will move on to other matters tonight. as we continue, the fatal triple shooting

going in tonight a lot of pressure on patrick marleau. most times you lose five out of six you're home playing golf. but because of those three straight that they lost in the last series to detroit and then two here, but patrick marleau and boyle had them out to a 4-1 lead. back comes the visiting vancouver canucks scores back- to-back on power plays and it took douglas murray. 4-3 canucks. let's hear some thoughts. >> played a lot of good games. this was a very big one. a big one for his line. but it is hard to pick patrick marleau's best because he has played a lot of good ones. >> playing with some pretty good players. just getting to some good areas and puck is starting to go in. >> very good hockey player. he just kind of went through a little streak there but he is turning them out. >> it was nice to see us return to the way we can play. as far as the start goes it is something that we hope to get much the power play was very sharp. got us the lead. and eventually probably won us the game. >> all right. sunday's game 4 begins at noo

patrick marleau had two more goals and now has scored in four straight games. and most importantly the sharks are back in the series. >> i mean, it is huge. would you rather be down 3-0 or would you rather be 2-1? it was a big game for us. >> individuals within our group spoke to you today about approaching it like game 7. they obviously did that in the first period. >> breakaway opportunity for patrick marleau. he scores. patrick marleau makes it 3-0. >> got through the low part and now he is back to playing the way he is capable of and used to. he is a hot player. a streaky player. >> going again tonight. they are our leaders and we followed along and jumped on board. like i said when your best players are playing on the top of their game you've got a bigger chance to win. >> we lost our composure in game 2. we admitted it. i think that's the first thing we needed to do and it is so intense out there right now. the game is to -- there is so much passion in the game when you're playing ahead and not chasing the game the other team has a tendency to get frustra

patrick marleau. he scores. patrick marleau. makes it 3-0. >> gotten through the low part and now he is back to playing the way he is capable of and used to. >> him and joe are going again tonight and they are our leaders and we followed along and jumped on board. they have been good all series. when your best players are playing on top of their game then you've got a pretty good chance at winning. >> we lost our composure in game 2. we admitted it. i think that's the first thing we needed to do. it is so intense out there right now. there is so much passion in the game when you're playing ahead and you're not chasing the game the other team has a tendency to get frustrated. they were probably the exact opposite of what we were in vancouver. >> these two teams haven't been happy with each other since the very beginning. there is the hit. he was standing still. it was strange. you're absolutely right. >> they don't want to give us any more opportunities seeing our power play. i think you will see the p

saint patrick's day. we had six steals hospitals. they will respond to set up medical care after something like an earthquake. we went to the foot of market street. there is a slab of concrete there and we set up a field hospital. into the health department, we were able to legally operate as a one-night at john to the sobriety center. this is designed for the chronic public inebriates did -- a street person. and that is where they are taken if they meet the criteria for not going to a hospital. we took the same criteria. the nurse will train us insobriety medicine that is a specialty in and of itself. it was a thursday night, so we saw 11 patients between the ages of 22 and 32. they all would of gone the hospitals, most likely. we prevented those admissions, and six of them came by rail cars. five came from ambulances. this allowed the officers as well to have a five-minute turnaround. it just took five minutes to give us what we needed and we took it from there. we had the benefit, we're really pleased that we have a partnership. t

. >> ann patrick would say amen to that! she credits her sisters and faith in god for making a difference in her survival. but some studies suggest her chosen profession may have put her at greater risk for breast cancer. >> that's my -- my family is wonderful support. >> when ann patrick talked about her sisters, she means the five other patrick girls but she also means these women, her faith sisters of the holy names of jesus and mary. >> i entered the religious life in 1958 after high school and i professed my first vows in august of 1960 when i was 19 years old. >> last year in front of her patrick family and sisters from her community, ann celebrated her golden jubilee as a nun. >> when someone is celebrating 50 years of an anniversary, you can only be happy that you're together and still alive. >> the william h. laird professor of religion, ann patrick. >> ann, a theologian and retired professor of minnesota didn't expect to be alive to see the day after a shocking stage four breast cancer diagnosis in 2002. >> there w

massachusetts governor duval patrick discusses his life at the national press club in washington. this program originally aired live on-line. it is about 45 minutes. >> in january 2007 duval patrick became the first african-american governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts. one of only two african american governors elected in american history. that was just when tramp in step in along the improbable journey that began on the south side of chicago. from a chaotic childhood to an elite boarding school in new england to a soldier doing relief work in africa to the board rooms of fortune 500 companies and add to a career in politics governor patrick has led an extraordinary life. throughout his journey he was guided by the advice of his grandmother. hope for the best and work for it. now is my pleasure to introduce governor patrick. [applause] [applause] >> thanks you very much. thank you all for coming out this evening. i appreciated very much. .. >> i am not running for anything, and as for political scores, there's some staff here who know i like to settle political scores in

and now it is my pleasure to introduce governor deval patrick. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you all for coming out this evening. i appreciate it very much. there's only one part of the introduction which needs to be corrected. i am not going to speak for 20 whole minutes. i'm going to speak for a couple of minutes. i think it would be more fun if we had conversation. i want to thank you all for coming. it has been a new and quite fascinating experience writing and now talking about this book. it's funny to me how many people expected a book by a sitting governor would be laying the ground work for another campaign or settling political scores. this book is not that. i am not running for anything. as for political scores, there's some staff who know i like to settle political scores in real time and not in print. so for all of you who thought that this would be a political kiss and tell, i'm sorry to disappoint. why did i write this book? i am a very hopeful person. unrependant idealist. i've come to understand it as strengt

patrick's day -- you know st. patrick's day, 17th of march, everyone's irish on st. patrick's day. he said, "i am coming to ireland before gi to britain and that's going to be on the 23rd of may." so he has promised the people where his great, great, great grandfather originated that he will make a stopover there so this village has gone insane. a band from the village tip-off has written a song in honor of obama and his visit. ♪ ♪ >> "now you are the president in the white house you are resident." don't you love it. >> how long ago was that statement -- >> that was when he found out first in 2007 he had irish ancestry. it was found out by a parishioner at one of the churches, they found records. but rather extraordinarily that he has this irish ancestry. band leader says he was watching video of obama's grandmother in kenya. he says why are we celebrating his kenyan ancestry, let's celebrate his irish ancestry. the secret service were in ireland in april. there is a bit of concern given what's going on here he may not get there. >> to get there, how long would it take them? >>

new husband andy said he prayed to patrick too. what did you pray for? >> help me be a good dad, be a good husband. what would you do? >> reporter: what a wonderful thing. and what do you call andy? >> dad. >> dad. >> reporter: you have so many dads who love you. five years later, grace, now 9 years old, riding horses. her horse named "p.s. i love you," in honor of her dad. and all the children born on the day when a man dedicated to violence took so much away, all these children look ahead to a world filled with hope. and we thank you for watching us. some of you will be leaving us now. but others, we hope you'll stay with us for the rest of the special edition of "world news." another half hour. we're always on at abcnews.com. don't forget to watch "nightline" later tonight. and from ground zero, here in new york, we wish those of you who are leaving a good night. ne you can see

patrick marleau had the puck taken away from him and set up, the goal. detroit wins to pull within 3- 2. marleau criticized paillardomy. >> gutless, gutless performance by patrick marleau. zero points in this series. wow! troy. unbelievable. >> was he hurt on that play? >> yeah, he is hurt all right. he is hurt. >> there is nothing i can do about it. people will say things. i will go back to what i said, what i can control. >> funny. hockey you hear a number of folks, even drew saying that was uncalled for. you don't do that. in the tv business, all right. he ripped somebody. you know how it is. how many times do we break into somebody's house and get video of -- you know, an egg hatching and we go -- it's exclusive. yeah. kron got it. you don't care what i am saying. you are just saying shut up, let's go home. i am giving insight. >> okay. >> the sharks and randall bjerken, the a-- the shark and red wings. canucks win 2-1. they win that series 4-2. you like vancouver? >> they are a good team. i think the winner of the shark's series will win the west. >

. >> congressman patrick mchenry voted against the bureau's creation. he and other republicans want the position to be replaced by a bipartisan commission under the kroll of congress. a move democrats argue will kill the agencies effectiveness. >> government has been so far on the side of the big banks and big institutions, and forgotten the little guys. >> congressman coming cummings s called on henry to apologize to warren for his treatment towards her at the hearing. >> she accused me -- >> i think you need to clear this up with your staff. >> there is a certain level of decorum and a certain hrefpl of respect. you think that respect was broken? >> no doubt about it. >> i think she owes con stkpwres aan apology. >> the consumer protection bure "is to be up and running in july but it has no directer and republicans say they will block any nominee. >>> coming up tonight help for families of special operation soldiers who have fall anyone battle. >>> will. >> a sal i ban suicide bomber wearing a police uniform blew himself during a meeting in northern a

patrick marleau, if you believe jeremy, gutless, scored the game winner. joe and his team celebrates a second trip to the conference final. a hockey record, nhl record. 6-7 games decided by one goal. if it weren't for an empty-net goal all 7 -- i don't know if the sharks are better than detroit but they outlasted them tonight. vern glenn is on the scene. how do you read it? >> reporter: i tell you what, it was intense, end to end. after the dust clears, only four teams play and the san jose sharks are one of them. the last few seconds, off the scoreboard there. 18,000 plus just went crazy over the 3-2 victory. as they went from that, they powered rler -- they poured out. here is a sampling of what we got. [ screams ] >> i can't tell you how happy i am. they did it. pulled it out. guts. grit. now the glory. >> game was awesome, man. way to go sharks. stanley cup, san jose. >> the better team won. we played well the last two games. they owned us the first five games. so, setoguchi owned the wings as usual. >> reporter: scoring the first goal tonight. it is o

back him up. >> patrick is a great player. he went through a bad streak but has turned around. >> is nice the deal is turned it around to the way that we can play. as far as the start it is something that we hope to get. the power play was short. the bus the lead and eventually, the victory. >> the sunday--that power play gave us the lead and eventually the victory. among the ballpark, to get consummated? to it at the stadium. once a giants fan, one is and '80s that committee have a beautiful life to the other one is a giants fan. and let us hope to have a beautiful like to go the with the the fan. >> trevor k rail look trevorkcahill and sanchez all the way to the 10th inning. if 218 the giants at home. it just over the last inning. time after time, the mop up with colorful losing. it the giants are one. game up to the national league west. the same game, at 4:00 p.m., today. the authentic legend the golden state warrior. jerry west. how much bigger can you be? his logo. his silhouette is actually the logo. it is going to be o

for more let's talk to patrick hayes is a report of a spike magazine in london thanks very much indeed patrick for joining us now cameron on the bond i have been talking about the relations between the two countries as essential is a balanced relationship in your view. as we have this new rebranding of the relationship it was a special relationship it's now being seen to be an essential one and in some ways it is more essential than ever before but i think really historically both have got something out of it historically the u.s. has always used the u.k. since the end of the world war two so kind of lend legitimacy to it through its interventions in other countries so for example in one nine hundred eighty six when the u.s. wanted to make a targeted attack on gadhafi rather than just making it clear that it was in their own national interest of these so they had margaret thatcher standing by reagan side saying this is in the interest of democracy and the free world so the case by the very useful role for the us to lead its legitimacy to give it give a sense that there's a broader glob

so patrick is charles' older brother, i think. um, and he had become an engraver. he had worked, he'd apprenticed with an engraver from britain, stephen i think, and had become quite well known, and he took phillip into his shop as an apprentice. it didn't work out. so downing said three months probation satisfied parent and master that apprentice had not the slightest aptitude for the work. so then phillip came forward with his own idea and pronounced that he wanted to be a pharmacist. so that's when he was sent to, um, aparen he's with -- apprentice with james mcewan smith in his pharmacy on west broadway. and he was able to go to the college of pharmacy and you know the rest of the story. um, so what i want to point out not only that these men mentored, um, phillip, but also that they were businessmen in their own right. and i want to emphasize the degree to which entrepreneurship was so important in the black community. hard work, to show that you were working hard, the satisfaction of doing really well, of becoming really skilled in your trade or in your profe

but an unbelievable poor effort by patrick marleau a gutless, gutless performance by patrick marleau. count them, zero points in this series. and he had a game like that. >> was patrick marleau hurt on that play trying to get the puck? >> yeah. he's hurt. he's hurt all right. right here he's hurt. >> wow. marleau's former teammate jeremy roenick ripped him on t.v. pavel stoled the puck and later kept it away setting up the game winning goal. the sharks blew a two goal lead in the third period. they still lead the series 3-2. >> he is, without a doubt, the best in the world in picking pockets and lifting sticks. he not only did it once but he did it twice. and you know, fatigue sometimes causes us to error. and that was that situation. we were tired. we were worn out. they got a change ahead of us. they made us pay for it. >> he was diplomatic. randy hahn was not. the sharks announcer fired back on twitter. game six of course tomorrow night in detroit. >>> meanwhile jr clarified on twitter writing. by the way, he actually makes $6.9 million. >> in the giants' clubhouse yesterday ryan m

patrick marlau. >> that goal from patrick marla suh who had been pointless scored the winning goal >>> ahead, this morning's reaction from the local american idol contestant who was booted off the show. dozens of bay area volunteers were on the streets rolling up their sleeves today. we'll tell you th reason. >>> an unusual forecast in the middle of may. we'll have the forecast and what will be happening in your neighborhood. >>> and we'll have our people in the blue costumes this year. >> what police along the beta breakers will be looking for during sunday's race. >>> oakland police say six people were hurt in a crash involving an trans sit bus and a van. the accident happened late yesterday east of downtown oakland. police are still investigating but witnesses say that the van driver ran a red light and smashed into the bus. emergency crews took both drivers and four bus passengers to the hospital with unknown injuries. >>> the ride on b.a.r.t. could soon be a little cleaner and a little quieter. the new budget for the transit agency calls for hiring new cleaners for b.a.r.t. train

his grandson patrick is a graduate in today. i am told that patrick's classmates have a bet on whether his grandfather can still fit into his old uniform. [laughter] >> the admiral is here, i want to thank him for his outstanding service to our family and our nation. >>anchor: those for the last few moments as president obama was delivering the commencement address to about 1000 revs waiting for the u.s. coast guard academy. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >>anchor: we are taking a peek at the 70 forecast as we think there might be a few isolated showers. really, the storm has moved out. we are waiting for warm temperatures. thursday and friday will to be the warmest days of the week. we have a slight increase in the temperatures coming into the weekend. the breeze kicks up as well. next week looks likes we star more of a steady climb. oakland officials decided late last night 4-3 not to end funding for a gang injunction currently in place in oakland. city council agreed to fund another game in juncti

and other greats like patrick and nancy. our programs have historically been more a mix of social and educational gatherings. our history dates back to 1962. we had a judge's luncheon in 1962 and our list of ctla presidents goes back that far. i wish i had the time to list them all but i don't. we'll get that list on our ctla page soon. san francisco is lucky to have ctla to kick around. our shall i say, to have our ctla members to kick around. but seriously, i'm humbled by the ctla members who every day, every day defend their clients using the constitutions of the united states and california in support of great principles. every day our members show courage in bay area courts, and we do ok in the big battles as well. who will ever forget the extraordinary accomplishments of john in defending our college, patrick, from a crazy federal prosecutor in nevada? that level of talent and that level of courage is unique, but every day criminal courts in the bay area shine because my colleagues from ctla are working there. recently

it is great. >> it seems like patrick's new hand helps milo decide. he meets with his surgeon for a final consultation. >> did you sleep well last night? >> yes, very well. >> like a baby? >> like a baby, yes. >> milo must undergo tests to confirm his hand has no meaningful function. coming the morning of the operation, and there are no second thoughts. his mood is one of calm resolve. there is even time for a joke. [inaudible] >> but removing living parts of the body, even ones that are dysfunctional raises profound ethical issues. it is always difficult to make sure in these cases that the patient fully understands the consequences of their choice and that they are fully committed to it, and that they won't regret it. we will eventually get to the point where prosthetics function better than original hand, and you may say people with healthy functional hands wishing to have a cybernetic replacement. >> to biologyly reconstruct a hand for him would be a never-ending story, and in the end he would still have a non-functional hand. so i have no problem

he recently changed his tweeter name to patrick shriver. >> no! >> reporter: the half brother he just learned about was born about the time his father filmed "clat rat damage." in other words, before arnold schwarzenegger entered politics. the stories of infidelity threatened early on to derail his candidacy. not just allegations of cheating and groping. there were tabloid reports of a love child. schwarzenegger denied them all. here he is on the bus with peter jennings at the height of the 2003 recall campaign. >> isn't it odd that three days, four days before the campaign, all of a sudden, all these women want an apology? isn't it odd? you have common sense, peter. you can figure it out for yourself. i want to thank her so much for being the greatest wife and the most spectacular partner. and i know how many votes i got today because of you. >> reporter: what ultimately rescued his candidacy was the strong, likable woman at his side. at oprah's side, rebutting the nay sayers with the passion and el low consequence with a kennedy. >> they said, w

a former teammate calling patrick gutless. he said it twice. it was so rude, he had to say it twice. yeah, this morning the sharks heading back to hockey town. they could have kept the jet in the hangar but they lost last night and they addressed the claim that patrick had a gutless performance. >>> meanwhile 49ers players doing work at a secret location in the south bay. staying disciplined is the key during lockout. >>> and we follow a super bowl champ as he returns to a bay area homeless shelter that he lived in as a child. the full tour with james jones next in sports. >>> and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a live look at san jose. we did have some rainfall pass throughout gilroy and martin earlier. you can send us your pics at nbcbayarea.com. we're trking big changes in my seven-day forecast. e >>> it used to be if you were heading on a trip you would look all through your drawers and find your maps. >> i still have a stack of maps in my car right now but one map maker is going back in time. joe rosato jr. showing us h

patrick marlow had zero points in the first six games. it was criticized and called gutless by a former teammate. but marlow told me that his game winning goal was not about vindication. >> it feels good either way. you know being able to get the winner and contribute on the score sheet. have my name on there is nice but we still have the best hockey ahead of us and that's what i'm looking forward to now. >> there are times in the bench when i caught myself shaking, i was so so nervous. but we have some guys in our team who have been there, who have been to the stanley cup finals and they've won the whole thing. we had some poise down the stretch, made some playing and we were able to win this one. >>> how about that 22-year-old logan couture. now it's to the finals that will saturday sunday in vancouver. sharks have not faired well with the canucks and they will not have home ice to start with something that proved to valuable here in the series against detroit. >> 3-2 sharks, 3-2 giants. and in a true sense right now the giants are play

patrick marlow had zero points in the first six games. it was criticized and called gutless by a former teammate. but marlow told me that his game winning goal was not about vindication. >> it feels good either way. you know being able to get the winner and contribute on the score sheet. have my name on there is nice but we still have the best hockey ahead of us and that's what i'm looking forward to now. >> there are times in the bench when i caught myself shaking, i was so so nervous. but we have some guys in our team who have been there, who have been to the stanley cup finals and they've won the whole thing. we had some poise down the stretch, made some playing and we were able to win this one. >>> how about that 22-year-old logan couture. now it's to the finals that will saturday sunday in vancouver. sharks have not faired well with the canucks and they will not have home ice to start with something that proved to valuable here in the series against detroit. >> 3-2 sharks, 3-2 giants. and in a true sense right now the giants are play

i will always love my family and 17-year-old brother patrick tweed had i love my family. death do us part. >> closing arguments are expected in the chauncy bail murder trial after one of the defendants took the stand at the last minute to testify. yousef bey and antoine mackey are charged with the murder of the oakland journalist and the murders of two over men. mackey said he was not at the scene of any of the fatal shooting. prosecutors contend that bey ordered bailey killed because he was writing a storm about the your black muslim bakery in o which they owned. broussard made a plea deal testified bailey at bey's direction. >> kristen: four law enforcement agencies may be consolidating their 911 dispatch centers, they are looking into the benefits of merging hoping to decide by late summer. no word yet on how much money will be saved or how much dispatcher jobs will be affected. critics say consolidating could reduce the level of service because dispatchers may not be familiar with the entire coverage area. >> eric: oakland police have recovered a stolen gun port. the

patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland.

passing danica patrick for the lead. a recipe for success for baguette. four laps to go, 23-year-old rookie, j.r. hildebrand making a charge. passing dario franchitti for second. baguette coming down pit road. he's on pit road. last turn, final lap, hildebrand coming around the turn, victory all but assured. oh, no. he crashes into the wall. and dan wheldon is able to beat him to the finish line. hildebrand was leading by almost four seconds. instead, it's a stunning conclusion as hildebrand ends up only finishing in second place. two seconds behind wheldon, who has won the indy before. he was a runner up the last two years. this time he wins in stunning fashion. and celebrating with a nice bottle of milk. that does it for your sports update. make sure for all the highlights, check us out on the highlight express. >>> a lot of people feel like a zombie if they don't get their morning coffee. folks in seattle, well, it's home to starbucks coffee, so they shouldn't have a problem, right? >> tell that to the zombies on this train. it's a zombie flash mob. th

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