juan ram raze stabbed cruzes-gonsalez near downtown san josi. the suspect managed to evade a door-to-door search. investigators say ramirez may be driving a dark green 196 toyota t-100 pickup similar to this one. >>> san francisco firefighters say an early morning fire at a downtown restaurant may have been deliberately set. crews got to the 7 pleasures california grill on commercial street at 2:15 this morning. thick smoke rose into the buildings above and investigators are trying to determine if it was linked to vandalism. >>> police in fairfield say a child drowned in that i backyard pool today. emergency-responders rushed to a home on howell court this morning. police say residents there found a 7-year-old boy floating in the pool. paramedics were not able to revive the child. police say the case is under investigation, but appears to be a tragic accident. >>> drivers were back on the track tonight a week after two people were killed at a marysville raceway north of sacramento. before the race started this evening, there ways moment of silen

so no rest for puerto rico. >>> san josi earthquakes may want to change their name to the san josi comebacks. they seem to fall behind every game before they get into things. game-time temperatures were in the mid-30s. quakes unbeaten in their last five games against the crews. leandro glauber, i shall score and he does, 1-nil. san josi ties in in the 74th minute. morrow from shoots and scores and that is how it ends. both teams now stand 1-1-1. >>> coming up, the 49ers [ man ] they're big. strength we can count on. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. . >>> oregon and ucla met tonight for the pac-12 basketball championship

at hp pavilion in san josi. the service was moved to this large venue to accommodate the thousands expected to attend that service. ktvu will carry that live and stream it live on ktvu.com. >>> east palo alto police are looking for a man who shot a man and injured a juvenile. police say they think he was arguing with someone in a black vehicle when a person inside that vehicle opened fire. police have not released the age of the other victim, but say he was taken to the hospital. >>> now to oakland where police are investigating a double- homicide. police say they received report of gunshots at apricot and glen hime streets after 4:00 a.m. a man and woman were found in the streets and pronounced dead at the scene. no arrest have been made. this marks oakland's 14th and 15 homicide of the year. >>> the gun buy back in santa clara. there were also several assault weapons turned in for $200. one participant says every gun collected counts. >> one in a hundred might end up in the wrong hands and if you get that one

the san josi sharks had the coyotes in town. the sharks take advantage of a power-play. they trailed 2-1 late in the 3rd 3rd. this time 2-2. it went out to a shoot-out. logon couture puts one past. the sharks lead om when the shoot-out was overall, the sharks now have 40 on the season and move into the no. 6 playoff spot. they are one point out of 5th. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sportswrap, the earthquakes on the road tonight in houston. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is! [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou card and redeem them for just about anything. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. . >>> last-second come-from- behind win was one of the trademarks. dynamo wearing the old tampa bay bucs sherbert. davis with a k

in san josi, john sasaki, ktvu fans. >>> at sat van pope francis led a solemn vigil as he prepares for his first easter mass as pope. >> the vigil reflects the period between the crucifixion and christ's resurrection on easter sunday. pope francis continues to make it his mark as pontoff. pontsiv. tomorrow thousands are expected to gather in st. peter's square. >>> the church of the holy sepulchre is considered the holliest christian site in the world. >>> in his weekly address president obama wished americans a joyous easter and passover and reflected on faith and family. >> in the midst of all our busy and noisy live these holy days afford us the precious opportunity to slow down and spend some quiet moments in prayer and reflection. >> the president says he hoped that american of all faiths would be able to embrace loved ones and give thank for their blessings. more than 35,000 people will join the first family for games, stories and liver music. >>> and more controversy surrounding the million dollar reward offered in the case of ex-land officer christopher dorner. . >>> plus the c

san josi firefighters say the fire at western roofing supply was errorred around 11:00 this morning. according to the fire captain the flames spread from a outbuilding to the main building. one person living in the outbuilding was displaced, but there were no injurys. a woman is in custody in san josi as police continue to look for her brother at a connection at light-rail station. 20-year-old jozette reos rios was arrested. jozette is accused of pumping and kicking a female rider last month. this is surveillance picture of her at the station. her brother is accused of then stealing the victim's purse. >>> continuing coverage on the election this week of the new pope and today we learned what approximated the pontiff tyke the name "francis" during the secret conclave. pope francis gave a speech to the thousands of journalists who traveled to rome for the conclave and breaking from his prepared speech, the pope described the moment when it appeared he would be elected and in can brazilian cardinal asked him to never forget the poor. it was at that moment that the pope said he decided

san josi 70. sunnyvale, 6 degree and a great day in san francisco, temperatures approaching the mid-60s. 65 degree by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, with your weekend always in view. and temperatures continue to warm up a little bit for monday and tuesday. notice that i painted in a little patchy fog near part of coastline for the morning hours. that could impact some of the visibilities, but wednesday, that could be the day, heather and ken, temperatures a few spots will approach the 80- degree mark, morgan hill and gilroy. >> so hit the beach, you say there might be some fog? >> especially for the morning hours there could be some fog u- i will give it a go. you are not going to stop me. latest. >> we'll see you at the beach. >> okay. >> thank you, mark. >>> tomorrow marks the kickoff of the street season in san francisco of the sunday street fair rups from 11 a.m. to 4 am and the car-free event will close the embarcadero to fisherman's wharf. >>> and it

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you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all erking jerking !ptzz+z]z]z]z] a+h[cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of d

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all -xé)[cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jean claude v

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all star jer[cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jean claud

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all erking jerking +h yñññó [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all erking jerking [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jea

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all ar jerstar jereorgys9avmbc> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jean

you brought josi imrerks back? cj is cool at least he can cool. [cheers and applause] you know what? i'm beginning to realize that autoerotic asphyxiation isn't right metaphor for this sequester. because congress did rig it up and if they pulled off the compromise it would have felt amazing for them but as usual they did it wrong and we're blacking out while they are all stngking[cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. oh, i was so angry about the sequestration this weekend i needed some cheering up. luckily the sunday news shows provide much needed levity. mitt romney in his first interview since losing last november and dennis rodman in his first experience view visiting north korean leader kim jong u.n. two men trying to figure out what the hell just happened to they. to the comploamcy mobile, how did dennis rodman end up in north korea. >> if you are bonderring out there why kim jong u.n. -- jong un and rodman got together he was a big fan of bulls in the 80s. >> jon: that's y. i thought he was maybe a huge fan of double team and jean claud

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it was a case involving a woman named josie. she had an abusive husband beat her. and she was -- excuse me, he was convicted in the district court and given a fine. he alleged to continue to beat her and she wanted to get a judicial separation. she would have to go into the high court and that was complex as a procedure. she went to various lawyers to see if someone would help very. no lawyer was willing because even if she could, she was very poor and working class. she saw an article in an irish newspaper and it was possible to take a case to stroudsburg to the commission on human rights. she wrote a long letter which included a lot of irrelevant material. but it had a kernel of truth in it. she was denied access to court to protect her family life. two reviews and articles under the european convention, and some clever lawyers and stroudsburg decided there was an issue to be argued. so they provided legal aid and i was able to argue this case as a barrister. the legal aid came from strasburg. tuxedoed for the commission of human rights. in the case went back a y

josie rinse eurozoneny, plowshares fund. >> hey, joe. >> thank you for your years of service. you've been a calm voice of reason. you have said that we have way more nuclear weapons than we need for our deterrent missions and that the nuclear weapons budget is ripe for cuts. many of us would agree with you. can you take action on this this year, must you wait for the department of defense, or can you and the committee take the lead? >> we could do it. it's unlikely we will do it unless the administration is onboard and is leading the way. it's just difficult enough to get it done, um, with the administration. it's, i would say, probably impossible to do this without the support of the administration and without a plan on the part of the administration to start negotiating significant additional reductions. we're down to i forgot the number 15150, i think -- 1550, i think, was the most recent start effort. we have an obligation under our treatyies that, to get to zero, to eliminate nuclear weapons. the non-proliferation treaty has a deal, a deal between those nations that have

state gets darker green, larger and larger majority believing in the existence of climate change, and josie and the legend the smallest number is 65%. what that means is we cannot find a single state in which a majority of the residents are skeptical about long-term warming. if you look closely you will see that some of these numbers are on the low in in the '60s come at some of them are on the higher end. i want to point out one particular, whatever this is writer, oklahoma. the number is 85% believing in the existence of warming. that's one of the largest numbers in this table. also new york at 81% is another high number as well. the lower numbers -- texas is at 80, but the range is, in the '70s any other states. so that's the first one. here's the second one. has human action been causing warming? darker states are greener in the sense of it to be more responsibility to human action, and the important thing to see her in the legend is the lowest number is 66%. again, there is not a single state in the country where a majority of people believe that warming is purely natural. i'll let you