we got word that not only has gregg anderson been ordered released, he has been released. you see a gagel of reporters outside the courthouse. we will have more on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> stay with us as jury deliberations continue. if jurors reach a verdict today we will bring it to you on air and on line on our website on ktvu.com. >> as craig mentioned first pitch in the 2011 home season for the world champion giants is just an hour and a half away and fans are flooding to the ballpark. trains were parked with orange and black in san jose this morning, all going to at&t park in san francisco which is where we find tara moriarty with a look at all that excitement. the stadium is a because with excitement. already a sea of black and orange, these fans are ready. [ cheers ] >> reporter: at 10:35 the gates open. giants fans eager to see the world champs take home field for the first time. >> i was excited. i couldn't sleep. >> reporter: eva de la rosa was the first fan in line. >> so you are a die-hard fan. >> yes, i am. you know i am. >> how long have you been foll

gregg greenberg is a reporter at thestreet.com. >> greg, why the buying interest in health care this year, especially with all of the uncertainty that is still out there? >> well, health care was the worst performing sector in the s&p last year. so i think a lot of it is valuation. so far this year, the s&p is up about 5.3%, and the health care is up 6.3%. which is second only to energy, which everyone would expect, which is up 14%. >> tom: andp the other part of that health care story is dividends. because some folks are getting yield dividends from some of the health care plays? >> it is not easy finding yield in this market. high yield has done exceptionally well. and the other plays you can find it, i suppose, is in health care. >> tom: johnson & johnson, you can see the trend has been lower as it has been wrestling with recall after recall and growth worries. what's the trajectory? >> i think it is still negative for the year. however, a lot of fund managers are telling me they like the stock more and more. the issues of quality control is more blocking and tackling than anythin

gregg takes a closer look by a diesel. >>craig: by a diesel isn't so many places, they're turning this oil into fuel for vehicles it's being sold right where they were they say it's about 255 a gallon less than regular gas. if you have to have thyou have to a diesel car or truck. >> in addition all your heavy trucks run on diesel lot of volkswagen's and big trucks. >>craig: starts out looking like cooking while book by the time comes for chemical and filtration process of looks like this. those who buy it say there have to go to clear source of cheap fuel. >> i like to buy by a diesel. >>craig: the small amount that will hopefully increase. >>pam: and muni train running down the tracks with the door wide open. this is video that surfaced yesterday on youtube and is now a big problem for muni. this comes three weeks after another youtube video showed a light rail vehicle traveling between van ness and church patience with the door open as well. muni officials have not commented on this latest incident as of yet. officials h

. >> gregg cyr was sworn in today. he cut the homicide rate in one of san francisco's most crime ridden neighborhoods, the bayview. he is very popular with the rank and file and has tremendous community support. >>> parents still have to give their permission still but some say that's not good enough. the push to make it illegal for teens to use tanning beds. >>> they say beauty is pain and men lined up for a walk in san jose to prove it. the stance they took by walking a mile in her shoes. >>> and warehouse products and major sporting events don't really go together. well, they didn't before now. the win/win partnership at the oakland coliseum. >>> was that win/win or wind/wind? we have that in your seven-day forecast. plus the day we will have near record high temperatures as eyewitness news continues right here on the cw. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp ca$h? no exclusions! with jcp ca$h, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and, unlike other stores,... ...we don't make you

i am gregg, the chief finance officer for the health department. let me put this into context. the health department has the largest budget in the city. we have the largest amount of general funds. as a consequence, we are given the largest budget reduction target each year. as much as we would prefer not to have to make any reductions at all, if we don't participate with the mayor and the board of supervisors in finding solutions to the budget deficit, the city cannot close its deficit. we were given a target of $70 million, and a reduction target of $70 million. i'm happy to report that we have covered 60 million of that. $70 million without any reduction in services at all. we have worked hard to improve our revenue picture. we have looked for efficiencies in the department. we could not close the entire deficit army the full target. $7 million, the last $10 million is going to result in -- we are proposing reductions. in looking at our mental health and substance-abuse services, to begin with, the city of san francisco and the public health department provide far more servi

tested better in team gearing up for a possible less than thirty four year old tim duncan in coach gregg popovich should be in their team for the top seed in the west and the duo is aiming to add a fifth n.b.a. title since they joined forces in one nine hundred ninety seven they'll try to avoid any underdog blues in their match up against the eight seeded memphis grizzlies. third seeded dallas are hoping to find that winning balance in the postseason the mavericks have followed a four game losing streak with a run of as many victories to end their two thousand and eleven campaign a potentially tough test against the surging portland outfit waits for seeded oklahoma city and a fifth seed of denver provide for the most even the match spectacle of a first round in the west both teams also capable of doing lots of damage to those aging championship squads in the later rounds thunder youngsters kevin durant's and russell westbrook could prove a particularly tough test for the more seasoned crews the n.b.a. statistically best team this year however resides in the east and chicago bulls locking

senator wyden had worked for two years with former senator gregg. they spent a great deal of time putting together a very comprehensive plan. senator gregg, as everyone knows here, retired after many, many years of distinguished service, was recognized as one of if not the leading proponent of budget stability, of economic growth, of all the aspects that go into dealing with economic situations. he's greatly missed. i had the privilege of being his friend, of serving with him and then having him encourage me to take his place in moving this legislation forward. i spent the last three months working with senator wyden, who is the coauthor of that along with senator gregg. we've made some refinements to this. we are introducing it today. we will be doing a formal introduction of it together in the coming days. but the agreement and the growing consensus i think that we hear from everyone is that tax -- comprehensive tax reform has to be a component of addressing our fiscal plight and getting us back into a period of sustained growth. s. 727 is the bil

thanks, gregg, for that presentation. over the last few weeks, i set up meetings with the community- based organizations in the district with the head of the agencies that fund them. departments -- part of children, youth, and families and to cover the public health as well as human services agencies. these meetings were a good opportunity for our organization heads to speak directly with these agencies about what they are seeing and hearing on the ground in the district. i would like to ask a representative from each meeting group to come up and talk about what we discussed. first up, we have the executive director of young community developers to talk about what transpired in the dcyf meeting. >> [inaudible] supervisor cohen: turn your microphone on me -- turn your microphone on for me. thanks. >> well i will talk loud. [laughter] [inaudible] 1 of the things i do, just to put a little perspective -- i spent a couple of years working with the department of children, youth, and their families, and one of the things we had

happens ok bill it's interesting i think there should be i mean i don't think go ahead go ahead bill gregg. i don't think the president really intended to promulgate an obama doctrine he didn't say this was a president this is a new principle for intervention what he said this was a specific case where we could intervene and make a difference and save lives you could start talking about syria which is after all killing its own people you could talk about gaza you could talk about a lot of places the president says we're talking about libya where we saw the opportunity to act and make a difference every other situation is different and many of them like syria are much more complicated so the president didn't seem to want to say this is a new obama doctrine ok talking of my go to you before we go to break here i think there is a new doctor in here i think there is no obama doctrine coming into play and it's the same thing as the bush doctrine except for we really don't want to put troops on the ground ok and i'd like to point out every one of the panel hillary clinton says well we're not goi

chief gregg surh turned down a 5% cost of living increase. suhr is well compensated at 260,000. >>> the league is ordering teams to lock out players once again. late today a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay of the ruling that ended the lock out. now the courts will decide if that order should stand or be overturned. thousand of 49er players took advantage of today's brief window and returned to the practice facilities. it's not clear how long the stay will stay in place. >>> and the giants suspended mcdowell for slurs he made. >>> president obama trended south and created devastating tornadoes. the president and first lady met with survivors in tuscaloosa alabama. he heard about how people found refuge as the quake hit. it's the nation's deadliest series of tornadoes since 1932. we have more with a live report from alabama and the latest on the recovery efforts. >>> here in the bay area, san jose firefighters responded to a fire at the herb appeal. the fire broke out at about 3:00 a.m. the street dispensary is again a ruin. a ne

gregg, thank you. that's how quickly the wheels of justice move. we're getting word that the defense department is about to ground all warplanes in libya in the hopes that nato steps in and takes the lead. geraldo rivera is next. and, president trump, he's unveiling new plans for dealing with nations like iran. plus, our power panel on whether he has a chance of becoming the leader of the free world. >> if iran is going to take over the oil, we stay and care it over. nobody in my family ever had a heart attack. if anything, i thought i'd get hit by a bus, but not a heart. my doctor put me on an aspin regimen to help protect my life. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. check with your doctor because it can happen to anybody. ♪ ♪ [ male annouer ] with amazing innovation, driven by rentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- wireless puts the world at your command. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise an

chief gregg surh turned down a 5% cost of living increase. suhr is well compensated at 260,000. >>> the league is ordering teams to lock out players once again. late today a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay of the ruling that ended the lock out. now the courts will decide if that order should stand or be overturned. thousand of 49er players took advantage of today's brief window and returned to the practice facilities. it's not clear how long the stay will stay in place. >>> and the giants suspended mcdowell for slurs he made. >>> president obama trended south and created devastating tornadoes. the president and first lady met with survivors in tuscaloosa alabama. he heard about how people found refuge as the quake hit. it's the nation's deadliest series of tornadoes since 1932. we have more with a live report from alabama and the latest on the recovery efforts. >>> here in the bay area, san jose firefighters responded to a fire at the herb appeal. the fire broke out at about 3:00 a.m. the street dispensary is again a ruin. a ne

. >>> well, gregg mortonson the author of the best selling book three cups of tea is defending himself against accusations that his book is filled with inaccuracies. 60 minutes interviewed several people who say the story of how he got started building schools in afghanistan and pakistan is just not true. the show raised questions about the finances of the central institute the nonprofit agency that he founded. now in a letter to his supporters he says he stands by the information that he wrote about in his book. >>> ticket scalpers are reportedly making a profit off yosemite national park's popularity. park officials tell the sacramento bee that camp reservations and permits to climb are now being sold by scalpers online. now many people trying to get legitimate reservations are frustrated. but yosemite rangers say avoid ticket scalpers and check the park's reservation system for cancellations. they are i think you can call 48 hours ahead or something. >> okay. >> i've done it before and been successful. it is hard to make reservations. >> all right. time now 6:19. we can check in wit

gregg: i'm relieved! "happen position now" begins right now. onjon right now, breaking developments and brand new stories this hour, a day of meritter -- martyrs in syria, thousands storming the streets, calling for freedom, new reports of security forces opening fire on the protestors, killing about in damascus. >>> the battle heats up in court over wisconsin's controversial law restricting collective bar -- bar gar been rights for workers. a judge could rule any minute. we're live in madison. >>> this wasn't meant to be part of the air show. fierce winds, tossing planes like toys as spectators run for cover. we'll talk with an eyewitness and show you the incredible photos. it's all new, all live, it's "happening now". jon: good morning, to you, hope your friday is off to a great start, i'm jon scott. jenna: nice to see you jon scott! i'm jenna lee, everybody. we're here in the fox news room and "happening now" it's a big day in the middle east. as we know friday is a major day for prayers, a first start to the weekend, and waves of protests a

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to her that it's pretty clear to all of us that she is a worthy successor to our good friend, judd gregg, whose seat she now occupies, who was also a leader in this body, some would argue the leader in this body, on the question of our nation's fiscal crisis and how to get it in order. so on behalf of all of our colleagues, i congratulate senator ayotte. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: i also would like to congratulate my colleague from new hampshire. it is an extraordinary privilege to serve in this chamber, and it is a long tradition of the chamber to utilize one's first speech or maiden speech as an opportunity to address something that is close to one's heart, so i extend a warm welcome to her and to her voice, her intellect, her passion on issues that we must on both sides of this aisle work to resolve in order to build a better america and put america back on track. thank you. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of s. 493, which the clerk will repor

host: michigan, you're next, gregg on the independent line. caller: 1 second. host: we will get back to you. debbie on the republican line, mount vernon. caller: dodd-frank did not write the bill. the people they wrote it was on wall street. there were laws on the bill -- on the books never enforced. otherwise would not have the ponzi scheme with bernie it madoff. it does not make sense to a pile rules and regulations on top of rules and regulations. they never enforced them. that is the stupidity of it all. host: as far as this effort to repeal, what would you say? caller: i would say repeal it. you're not going to enforce it anyway so what is the point? host: 1 twitter. if you like boot, a couple of stores in the paper that may depress you are not. this is the "wall street journal," this morning. there are a couple of pictures that accompany this story. it gives you an example of what to expect under the new rule. if you like the double chocolate brownie, you will also have to take in the 410 calories should you read that all by yourself. assign for mcdonald'

. >> very few districts in the whole united states can gregg that their congressmen -- can brag that their congress man is a rocket scientist. ours is. if you have been keeping up with the news, he recently twice defeated the ibm computer at jeopardy. [laughter] this is not his first computerized competitor at jeopardy, but this time it was what sen. -- was watson. we welcome thank you. would you like to have me speak from here? thanks for the invitation to take part in what promises to be a very good discussion. i look forward to taking part in net as much of it as my schedule allows. i would like to say a few things to kick off, and then get to the discussion. i should get to the point. mass deportations are a manifestation of a dysfunctional immigration policy. occasions,d on many we as a government cannot encourage breeding of the law. and clearly, the people of the united states have a legitimate right to insist anyone wishing does so through ae legal process. the 911 hijackers successfully exploited our broken immigration system and penetrated the country and carry out their at

it was a senator gregg moment. my stance was wide. anyway, should you see him or should that rumor began romer began to circulate in the conference, he looks very much like someone else, thesis profile. his profile. [laughter] alright, starting from there, i can go nowhere but up. i am not going to take on terence on this or professor kaufman on the civil war. but, i would like to remark about something that terence said. you know, i spent half my time in washington d.c. and half my time in austin. in a weirdly gerrymandered congressional districts that makes me boat in san antonio. and, in austin i'm represented by lamar smith and in d.c. i'm represented by elinor thornton who does not have it both. i preferred congresswoman horton to lamar smith led it is an oddity that to this day washington d.c. has no congressional representation. i think it is a travesty. i want to indulge you for a few moments in a bit of my personal history that has nothing to do with what i started with. and, that is, in 1971, i was hired at a public school i

it was a senator gregg moment. my stance was wide. anyway, should you see him or should that rumor began romer began to circulate in the conference, he looks very much like someone else, thesis profile. his profile. [laughter] alright, starting from there, i can g nowhere but up. i am not going to take on terence on this or professor kaufman the civil war. but, i would like to remark abousomething that terence said. yoknow, i spent half my time in washington d.c. and half my time in austin. in a weirdly gerrymandered congressional districts at makes me boat in san antonio. and, in austin i'm represented by lamar smith and in d.c. i'm represented by elinor thornton who does not have it both. i preferred congresswoman horton to lamar smith led it isan oddity that to this day washington d. has no congressional representation. i think it is a travesty. i want to indulge you for a few moments in a bit of my personal history that has nothing to do with what i started with. and, that is, in 1971, i was hired at a public school in texas. i ha

guest: senator conrad and senator gregg were frustrated with the and pass of dealing with these veryerious problems. they want to look at this and deal with it. they proposed something like an outside, a neutral commission that will go to the budget and come up with recommendations that in the near term would put in balance and long term would provide solvency for entitlement like social security and medicare. that is a pretty big leap to have an outside commission make decisions of that maginitude. when the vote came on the senate floor, that particular bill was not passed. the president promised he would do something as an alternative which was to set up a commission which decomposed of members of the congress and members outside the congress come 18 in all, and it would be our task, are charged to look at the budget in the near term and make recommendations of how to bring the budget in the balance in the near term and long term make recommendations to make social security and medicare solvent for as far as the eye can see. host: long-term goals include stabilizing the debt by 201

[applause] >> well, gregg, you did not ask me, but i would tell the president that if there are anymore stimulus packages, please put the airlines and the aviation industry at the top of the list rather than the bottom. i think we were deeply offended by the way in which we were treated in the stimulus package, but i hope there are not anymore stimulus packages. thank you very much. you were a great panel. greg, great to have you here, and certainly dan and lynn, first time, but i hope not the last. thank you all very much. [applause] well, we have some interesting surprises for you. first of all, this is going to be a long break. it's going to be a 25 minute break, but at 12:10, we really want you back in your seats. now, there is a formula in the way in which you'll eat. some of you will eat, and some of you won't eat. no, i'm just kidding. [laughter] sooner or later you'll all have your lunch. those of you who have a signal on the bottom of your badge that gives you a table number, that means that you get to eat in here. all of the others who have nothing on their badge, we are going

we noticed that there was a problem, and i really want to congratulate senator conrad and senator gregg for getting together a deficit commission bill, and we got a lot of cosponsors on it and we had a vote on it and we didn't have the 60 votes here that were necessary to do it, but i applaud the president for picking that up and appointing a deficit commission, and i think he had two great cochairs. he had alan simpson, former senator, and erskine bowles, who was the chief of staff for president clinton, and they joined with 16 other people to figure out how to get out of this morass, and they came up with a plan, a good plan. now, their 18-member commission had to have 14 members in favor of it before they could actually put it into a forced vote for us, and they didn't get that. they came close. they didn't get that. of course, i -- i would have liked them to have broken that down, promised that they would do all six parts, but break it down into six different parts because different people objected to different parts. there have been plenty to pass each part, and we may have to do t

it was a senator gregg moment. my stance was wide. anyway, should you see him or should that rumor began romer began to circulate in the conference, he looks very much like someone else, thesis profile. his profile. [laughter] alright, starting from there, i can go nowhere but up. i am not going to take on terence on this or professor kaufman on the civil war. but, i would like to remark about something that terence said. you know, i spent half my time in washington d.c. and half my time in austin. in a weirdly gerrymandered congressional districts that makes me boat in san antonio. and, in austin i'm represented by lamar smith and in d.c. i'm represented by elinor thornton who does not have it both. i preferred congresswoman horton to lamar smith led it is an oddity that to this day washington d.c. has no congressional representation. i think it is a travesty. i want to indulge you for a few moments in a bit of my personal history that has nothing to do with what i started with. and, that is, in 1971, i was hired at a public school i