surveillance cameras from lore don taylor. -- lore don taylor. -- lord&taylor. this is a huge development in this case. this is a tragedy that's impacted people here in boston and all the way to the bay area. to clarify, i called the boston police department about 20 minutes ago and was told that there has not been an arrest, but then that police department also referred me to the boston f.b.i. when i spoke to them also about 20 minutes ago, they said they could neither confirm that there had been an arrest but they also would not deny that there had been one. they told me they would brief the media later today. still folks here paying their respects are cautiously optimistic. >> i think it would put a lot of people's minds at ease that the person has been caught. i think it's an unsettling feeling when you know someone is still out there. >> reporter: we are expecting an update from the f.b.i. at 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time. we're also expecting an update from the family of 11-year-old martinez who is yet to undergo more surgery at children's hospital. >> t

cherries are part of the lore here. and not just the lore. they're a $200 million a year business. under the right conditions, cherry orchards like this one can produce nearly three tons of juicy cherries per acre. but scientists and growers have noticed that the odds of having a good crop seem to be changing. >> that started off this way, but -- >> jeff colombini's family has been farming cherries for three generations. >> biting into a fresh cherry, there's no other experience like that on earth in my opinion. now if you look over here -- >> but colombini is worried. >> in the lower part of the tree you've got leaves that are out already, you've got blooms that are done blooming. >> instead of coming in all at once, the blossoms are coming in stages, or not at all. >> you've got flowers that are

buy the lore the russian federation may have proud of this. in the world of fashion the dress code is even more strict at this church in modeling schools where women are taught about the catwalk passout go into modeling is not a highly regarded profession in chechnya as it is in european russia a young woman is not supposed to display her beauty in public especially if she is married. many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i don't see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and go into the store to buy sausages. world fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be below the knee and the head has to be covered wi

what is clear is the only way is to do a bigger deal that meets the test of loring our deficit and growing our economy at the same time. >> the president says, the only way a sequestration deal can be reached its compromise on the part of democrats and republicans. >> the president is set to sign a bill today to officially end the furloughs for air traffic controllers. the signing was delayed by typographical errors. president obama did plan to sign the bill last week. but administration officials say the letter misused the word account in the bill. >> virginia governor bob mcdonnell is speaking out about the investigation into donations for his daughter's wedding. he spoke with our news partners at wtop this morning. anyaid he did not give special treatment to a dietary supplement company under investigation. the company ceo helped to pay for is daughter's wedding in 2011, giving her $15,000. much more on that coming up tonight at 5:00. >> another rainy morning, but could we have sunshine? jacqui jeras has a look at our forecast. >> not today, but it's coming. take a look at the time laps

. >> the diverse exclusion, the chance lore's diversity office, the associate vice chancellor for faculty equity, and the assistant vice chancellor by diversity, faculty ceo witty advisers, the staff diversity liaison, undergarage rat liaison, diversity, chief diversity officer, director of development for diversity initiatives, office of equal opportunity, the committee on gender identity and sexual orientation issues. the committee on the status of women. the campus council on climate, culture, and inclusion, the diversity council, the cross-cultural center, the lesbian, bi, sexual, transgender resource center, and the women's center. that is a left wing seminary, not a university. >> that's right, that's right. >> should not these institutions exist? >> not one of them. they have nothing to do with thieving, but ideology. look, this is another tragedy. i was raised in a religious jew, wrote two books on judaism, journalist, and we -- the hebrew root for torah, teacher, and parent is the same. that's how holy the teaching role is in my tradition. the left has sullied the word "teacher,"

muslims on public religious law first in the secular law second if you then i think we have by the lore the russian federation may have proud of its. in the world of fashion the dress code is even more strict at this church of modeling schools where women are taught about the catwalk passout go into modeling is not a highly regarded profession in chechnya as it is in european russia a young woman is not supposed to display her beauty in public especially if she is married. many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i do see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and going to the store to buy sausages. will fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be below

[applause] she actually stood in sergeant jerry darcy who laid world series fame and lore was going to sing, and has the same cold that everyone has, and channel showed up. i want to thank the families and friends that are here, and dignitaries. and the board of supervisors who are represented. supervisor campos and weiner, great friends of the department. and commissioner loftus, needs no introduction. and willie brown, tremendous friend of the police department. i don't know if we have been blessed to have a mayor more supportive in our hiring plan, than mayor lee. i appreciate everyone working together to support us here in san francisco. now to the matter at hand. we are privileged to be here of the 56 sworn officers that are sworn to the rank of sergeant, captain and deputy of chief. in all endeavors leadership is critical to success. as we move into the first half of 2013, solid and sound leadership as commissioner loftus spoke us is critical to the success of the san francisco police department that challenged our able to provide top-notch law enforcement due to staffing and bud

n.january, police called to a house on loreli avenue where the suspect had been living with a girlfriend. he let led police on a chase, once nabbing him he told police he'd been smoking meth earlier in the day. sigheed is well known to neighbors complaining he operated a body repair shop at the house. >> looks like a normal guy. but has been many incidents where he's been running down street intoxicated or on drugs. >> he will be back in court on thursday to face arraignment for incidents at walmart store on story road sunday. he's hired a private attorney from oakland to represent him. police, that is people here in san jose clearly are surprised to hear this incident at walmart was not the first involving a car he'd driven a car hoo this building as well. >> state lawmakers debating a bill to regulate a sale or transfering ammunition to be a authorized firearms dealer record buyer id and register the sale. opponents of the bill say it will prevent criminals from getting bullets and prohibit as dults from providing ammunition to minors thus restricting gun education. connecticut passed

perhaps -- what intuition would tell you users are involved in fewer collisions, at a collision rate lore than the bicycling population at large. it's healthy. it's clean healthy transportation and deals with the health effects. it doesn't emit toxins and it allows customers to track their physical activity which is very important for people who are trying to overcome an activity and last but not least it will create jobs in san francisco for san franciscans in the deployment and operation and management of the system. so one more slide to sort of -- one of the benefits of bike sharing. this is a little difficult to explain but bear with me. this shows responses to surveys in these cities of annual members and they asked these annual members of bike sharing systems how they would have previously made the trip and on the extreme right side and europeans and by members of bike sharing systems were previously done by car and on the left in the united states we see in denver 43% of trips are said to have members said they would have done it by car. we expect in san francisco the change is bet

james lore, however, sits in a jail cell right now. around 1:30 this morning law enforcement officers saw the suspected white supremacist gang member leaving a business in colorado springs. cops say they tried to pull him over but he took off and then fled on foot in this neighborhood. he eventually gave up. now lore has a court appearance on monday, but cops aren't being specific right now to his connection to the murder, other than his connection to ebel. jon? >> jon: they are calling for larger investigation here. >> that's right. there are a couple of things that the governor's office says are going to happen. an outside agency will review the parole process in this state. you remember evan ebel cut off his ankle monitoring celebratelet six days before the murders and stopped doing his daily call in with probation officer it. it took that long for a warrant to be issued. after visits were made to his family and repeated attempts to find him failed. in addition, examination will be done on all current prison inmate sentences. govern

cherries are part of the lore here. and not just the lore. they're a $200 million a year business. under the right conditions, cherry orchards like this one can produce nearly three tons of juicy cherries per acre. but scientists and growers have noticed that the odds of having a good crop seem to be changing. >> that started off this way, but -- >> jeff colombini's family has been farming cherries for three generations. >> biting into a fresh cherry, there's no other experience like that on earth in my opinion. now if you look over here -- >> but colombini is worried. >> in the lower part of the tree you've got leaves that are out already, you've got blooms that are done blooming. >> instead of coming in all at once, the blossoms are coming in

police have arrested 47-year-old james lore earlier this morning. this is a picture of him. another man who they believe involved in this is still out there and they think that he may be the more dangerous of the two. alicia acuna is live in denver with the latest on this case. so what do we know about this man that they just arrested? >> reporter: hi, martha, he did not go willing. according to authorities james lore is a known associate of the white supremacist 211 prison gang which the they are looking at in the murders of tom clements and another man in colorado. james lore was taken into custody after a foot chase in colorado springs after officers pulled him over in a car. authorities want to question him in a person of interest in the case along with thomas galooe who is still at large. he is also a known associate of the 211 prison gang. his mother called for him to turn himself in. more than a week ago he planned to surrender on a parole violation but disappeared. evan ebel who died in a texas shootout had a weapon with him use in the murder of tom clements. he was

being that this is the economic development committee i would imp lore the city to look for creative options are we being more condos or housing that people can afford. i think that you guys have the power to do that. and just very last, as a member of the san francisco lgbt community, i want to pull at the heart strings where we have taken a creative and bold stand against law to make changes and i think that we feel that we can challenge other laws down the pipeline thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors, sue von and i am supporting the amendments from chiu and lee and i think that it is our best option and it will shut down the lottery for buildings with five or six units and down the line. i am going to ask for one additional change and that is to include adopted family members somewhere in the legislation when i was reading it over the weekend, in terms of getting the lifetime leases and it jumped out at me, when i was reading the legislation over the weekend if you could find that. again, i remain reluctant to support. they are the largest source of affordab

was that just lore? >> i think it was lore that was banned. the theory of the federal government is that individuals should decide what to read and see and hear and distribute. the government doesn't make those decisions for them. >> hate speech sows violence is outlawed >> right? >> all speech is incompetitive advantage wows when there's speech to rebut it. if there's stuart, let's get him, the mob gets him, i could be funnish -- punished for speech, but they say, what, are you crazy? it's stuart, and mob lays back, my speech is protected. >> i want to recommend your editorial in today's "washington times" about social security being a ponzi scheme and tax as theft. it was great. is is on the website? >> thank you, did you agree with it? that's another story. >> we didn't have time to discuss it. such is life. >> thank you, guys. >> $25 million a day is how much the postal service loses. i repeat, $25 million a day. we'll detail it next. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fi

say that as many as ten thousand people have committed suicide due to financial ruin dr david stock lore of oxford university who is researching the impact of the sterett economics on public health says politicians are risking more than they realise. what we've seen in studying recessions over the past century the focus on the present crisis is that recessions hurts but when politicians respond with deep cuts to vital social supports they can turn those recessions legal in the worst case we see greece after rate cuts malaria prevention budgets we saw the return of outbreaks of the country and kept under control for the past four decades the same age i.b.m. parachute spiked by over two hundred percent at a time when the h o b budget was caught similarly we've seen across europe austerity breed a series of epidemics from suicide to form on access to health care to go south groups and even can get bigger so far europe's leaders have been denial of the human costs of the stereo policies that he pursued across europe and soon in north america but this question recently i asked him what we nee

illegal ethan coaxed the quebec correspondent for canadian affairs website rabble dot ca he says the lore is a clear violation of citizens' rights. mina's full by a lot of the sixty's and active at the height of the student strike last year in your provincial laws. laws twelve which was denounced by everyone in the united nations high commissioner on human rights to back bar association representing all the provinces lawyers and prosecutors but it was a serious violation of civil liberties which was then repealed by the incoming provincial governor the fact that much all these are now using this pile always hears it in so many ways in which it's also been denounced by every civil liberties and human rights organizations this is really troubling it's a clear violation of our constitution and and one that's obviously going to be found to be a violation once it once the court case is heard that it's it's a very it's a very disturbing situation right now here and the end result of the use of this file right now is that people are being rounded up and and charged and given six hundred thirty s

political spectrum say the strikes a breach of american lore and hurt the country's international standing now a month long campaign has kicked off with a protest in manhattan. this report. a month long nationwide anti drone campaign has kicked off in the u.s. and here in midtown manhattan dozens have gathered to protest washington's use of drones for targeted assassinations overseas and domestic surveillance here at home organizers say the aim the goal of this month long campaign is to bring the widest possible public attention to the ways in which they say are being used to violate sovereignty due process privacy and freedom of assembly how dare they even talk of bad drones on a domestic case were being reassured constantly that oh it's surgical precision bombing it's not that's an outright lie it's supposed to target terrorists but sadly too many civilians have been killed by these drones as well and that includes children and women we need to come to peace and you can't bomb the world to peace the u.s. has a reported one hundred drone basing sites and critics say the biggest problem is

again pleaded not guilty adding that he is sure his innocence will be proven to the court meanwhile his lores have large an objection to the judge accusing him of taking the side of the prosecution the objection was denied along with their appeals to reschedule the hearing and to send the case back to the prosecutor's office and they've been saying they're not being given enough time to properly go through all the documents and that the case itself was put together with the various irregularities but exactly a week ago the defense did manage to reschedule the hearing and they've openly said that. tactic to deal with a stall and attract as much media attention as possible and in that sense they have been quite successful similar as exactly a week ago that courtroom spanked with journalists in no one is one of the most controversial opposition bloggers in the country he became widely known due to his online anti corruption projects he's a few years critic of the kremlin and became one of the leaders of the opposition during last year's mass protest he's also known for his a linked for his linke

this is costing about 50 million loll lores and most is coming from a transfer day. >> we are looking at traffic in the area. >> right now we are doing pretty well as you get up in the morning but you will see wet roads and that will be the theme here at least for a while on the morning roads and these roads will be a little wet and some may dry off. bay bridge toll has is a and there are no major problems by the way. >>> and getting up to highway 17, we are off to a decent start and i am looking at a couple of fender benders and so far we are doing okay. let's go to sal. the rain come in sunday night and we have rain activetive and thunderstorm activity over to the north. it will hang back which means it is not out of the picture so there is a possibility of some showers today and most of the severe weather will mook to the sacramento valley but there are still some going through right now. forestville half inch of rain, san jose had .38 so some areas picked up some decent rain and we are producing some pockets and morgan hill to gilroy and get are returns, back to woodside and one s

this is costing about 50 million loll lores and most is coming from a transfer day. >> we are looking at traffic in the area. >> right now we are doing pretty well as you get up in the morning but you will see wet roads and that will be the theme here at least for a while on the morning roads and these roads will be a little wet and some may dry off. bay bridge toll has is a and there are no major problems by the way. >>> and getting up to highway 17, we are off to a decent start and i am looking at a couple of fender benders and so far we are doing okay. let's go to sal. the rain come in sunday night and we have rain activetive and thunderstorm activity over to the north. it will hang back which means it is not out of the picture so there is a possibility of some showers today and most of the severe weather will mook to the sacramento valley but there are still some going through right now. forestville half inch of rain, san jose had .38 so some areas picked up some decent rain and we are producing some pockets and morgan hill to gilroy and get are returns, back to woodside and one s

hollywood replaces the gore with lore. when thugs pit themself vi lengthily against society, somehow hollywood always favors the thugs. as redford said to a gushing george stephanopoulos on gma about the violence. >> even when you read about bombing? >> all of it. i knew that it was extreme, and i guess movements have to be extreme to some degree. >> wait. what if they had bombed the theaters showing your movies, robert? i guess the way your films have fared lately, bombing a bomb is redundant. >>> you know, k.g., what if a hollywood director decided to do a nuanced take on the kkk? >> yeah. >> they could be construed as violent revolutionaries. why doesn't somebody do that now? >> well, because that wouldn't be p.c., and there's a certain list of things they feel it's okay to be revolutionary or communist or somebody who was for overthrowing, essentially, law and order and government. they think it's okay to do so if they believe in their cause. i mean, in this particular case, i don't understand. i feel like robert redfo

indiana university in his soft more year and he returned to indiana during the summer to earn his blatch lores -- bachelor's in criminal justice. >> he is setting a great example. >>> 5:56, you know what is happening on our roads now? >> yes we do. >>> we have a couple of big problems, southbound 101 near highway 92, there is a crash blocking one lane is medical de- - metal debris everywhere and one is right at ten is son -- ten son road and it is on fire and traffic may be affected by that. traffic on 680 does look good. let's go back to -- let's go back to the desk. >>> the white house is now calling it a terrorist attack. >>> we are following a major development in the overnight deadly boston bombing. . >>> we are following a major development in the deadly boston

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police have arrested 47-year-old james lore this morning one of two men wanted in connection with the case. the other man still on the run and police warn he is armed and dangerous. alicia ac u.n. a live with details. >> reporter: they say that james lore was found a few miles from tom clement's home. we know there was a foot chase and that that came after cops tried to pull him over in a car. he is not a suspect in this case at this point, but he is a known associate of the white supremacist prison gang the 211 crew. as is thomas goulet who is considered armed and dangerous. his mother told the denver post she wants him to surrender. both men are being called persons of interest in the murder of colorado prison director tom clements killed at his home. and nathan legs, on a father of three working an extra job delivering pizzas on sunday. they say legs, on was killed two days before clements. the jon: the case has prompted the governor to call for investigations? >> reporter: yes it will be two fold. it will take a critical look at the way eve van ebel was released from prison and ho

james ghoully. 31, 5'5", 160-pounds and several tattoos, police warn he is likely with frames franklin lore, 47, 6'0", 160 pounds, many tattoos. they could be anywhere but sheriffs investigators say they're focusing on nevada and texas, and they want to remind people not to approach them because they could pose a threat to anyone who approaches them. >> shepard: we have more information on ebel's threats to prison officials. right? >> that's right. back in 2006. ebel wrote a letter to a woman named shana. the department of correction confiscated it. it's filled with profanity and complaints about the prison system and about the way he says guards treated him and his phone calls and showers. he also writes, quote, i just fantasize about catching them out on the bricks and subjecting them to vicious torture and eventual murder, and that seems to get me through the days with a good degree of my santa remaining intact. he signs is, quote, god among men and big bad event ebel himself. this letter was used as evidence in that sentencing hearing in which a judge attempted to give ebel four additio

i have over 3 million follow lores and i'm sure we can get, you know, with the grace of god we can get 100,000 votes. >> we're looking at the petition now. the petition is on a website, it's the website change. .org. you are trying to get a lot of people to help you out, heavy hitters in your corner. tell us who they are and what they're doing to help you. >> senator john mccain and senator harry reid, i had a brief meeting with senator reid and he's all for it. i'm so happy that somebody with the clientele and prestige that senator mcclan and senator reid would think to care for a man -- 114 years ago this happened. it's a wonderful thing. >> yeah. obviously you have to be able to relate to this man in some way. >> yeah, not even a little bit. jack johnson was by himself. i have the naccp. i'm a multimillionaire when i'm going through my problem. jack johnson is by himself, he has a few preachers and jack johnson, he was totally against the black power movement and all that stuff. he was about getting it for ourselves because he was never accustomed to black people sticking together.

having run the race, having run the race a bunch of times and identified with the traditional and lore of the boston marathon. i was interesting how this was affecting people's marathon experience. it is getting up there, running the race, celebrating after wards and i was struck by what an international stlent was. i interviewed a guy from germany, austria, mexico. people all over the world. i'm always fascinated what this did to their experience. >> with half a minute you have a big piece in the "washington post" today. you talk about how runners on some level are nuts and you have to hesitation about doing this again. >> no, i have to do it again. i think nextier's boston marathon will be the biggest e one. ever will want to do it to show we are not stopping. >> to prove ta terrorists cannot take the joy out of this event. >> to make a statement. saying we are running and nobody is taking the boston marathon away. >> hope it has a better outcome. thank you very much for joining us. that's it for this edition of "reliable sources" if you missed part of the program go to ie tunes and

have muslims on public religious law first and secular law second if you then i think we have by the lore the russian federation may have proud of this. in the world of fashion the dress code is even more strict at this church in modeling schools where women are taught about the catwalk passout go into modeling is not a highly regarded profession in chechnya as it is in european russia a young woman is not supposed to display her beauty in public especially if she is married. many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i do see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and going to the store to buy sausages. will fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be belo

britney loring was hurt in the blast, expected to physically recover in time for her graduation ceremony at boston college and her wedding in september. her fiance john mcloughlin joins me now. john, obviously a devastating couple of weeks for you and for britney and your family. you were at the red sox game on the day of the marathon and she had gone along to watch the marathon. tell me how you heard what had happened. >> yeah, that's correct. i actually left the red sox game soon after was watching television and saw the explosions smoke envelope the running course and immediately became frantic, sent out text messages to her, to my fiancee, britney, and waited for approximately 20 to 30 minutes, first saw a text message that said hurt at boston medical center, and britney is not one to embellish. she says it as it is. so i immediately became more frantic and made a straight beeline to boston medical center at that time. >> what is her condition now? her injuries were pretty serious. >> yeah, very serious. she's stable now. she had large wounds on her legs that were filled with shrapne

the fork lore, we have no proof of this that said a mean guard in the pitch black you feel something coming down the air shift and it could have been a scorpion or a snake. now that is just something that is not documented. >>> from 1876 to 1909, the human prison home to more than 3,000 prisoners including 29 women. next weekend follow booktv and american history tv for a look at the history and literary life of yuma, arizona. >>> here's a look at the books being published this week. activist discussing her experience with women rights violation in congo and the battle with yiewt ran cancer. e mst pivotal year of the 20th century and shape the world we live in today. professor of criminology, scrilings, and psychology at the university of pennsylvania prevents new research on the correlation between brain function and violent crime in the agnat me of violence. the biological root of crime. president of the counsel and foreign relations argues that the u.s. needs to focus on restoring the economic infrastructure in "foreign policy begins at home." look for the titles and bookstores th

he is with james lore, another member of the 2-11 prison gang. the sheriff sent out this warning. >> corrections. requesting all law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for the following parties. both of them are associated the 2-11 shown violent should be considered armed and dangerous. >> authorities are also looking in texas and nevada. john? >> jon: alicia acuna in denver. thank you. the former inmate though that was connected to the case, the clements case he also just started another investigation, right? >> that's right. today the governor ordered a review of all inmate prison sentences to make sure that they were appropriate. this after evan ebil was released four years early by a clerical error. the review will be extensive. >> the estimate for those number of orders is in the thousands. so, we are prior advertising to the known consecutive sentences first and we are working backwards from there. >> parole operations are also being looked at, jon? >> jon: all right. alicia acuna, thanks. i am not going away. those words from the le

that's 47-year-old james lore on the left, thomas gooley on the right. they are considered armed and dangerous. do not approach them if you happen to see them. stay safe, call local authorities if you see them. joining me with more on the investigation is martin savidge. why do police want these two guys? >> good evening, anderson. it's because they believe these two men have some important information pertaining to the case. also because they believe these two men are extremely dangerous. you know, this case has continued to push forward even though the prime suspect is dead. authorities want to make sure that he was in fact the murderer and they want to make sure there were no accomplices and also make sure if there were accomplices -- the authorities stopped talking. >> martin, appreciate the update. thanks. >>> let's take a few minutes with us, if you will, and just listen to lisa clements and her daughters tell us about the man that they lost last month, a man they continue to love deeply. i talked with lisa earlier today. her first interview since