. >> howard long, friends of the library. i submitted a letter earlier, the last paragraph should be read into the record. the ordinance for changing the zoning should not specify use for the new north beach library that is not compatible with such zoning as inappropriate to specify in the zoning ordinance. also the construction on the city street we all recognize is contrary to the san francisco general plan and probably likely, if understood clearly by the average resident, wherever they are on any street, any district if they understood clearly that a neighbor adjacent to them would be constructing into the sidewalk or street, i think one would recognize most people would oppose it for various reasons and that needs to be clearly thought out in how that is communicated rather than having many models and renderings which tend not to show property lines. the alternatives available to mitigate these issues need to be evaluated. the general master plan is a very beautifully presented drawing. as an architect, i appreciate the

time chauncey billups odds for the entire game along to tie their series with atlanta won the long flight howard notching thirty three points nineteen rebinds dallas to move to nothing opened their series with portland while boston's head coach says there's room for improvement this spikes his side's win over the business. i don't know if we let down we just didn't play well we didn't execute very well you know so listen i'm really happy i think you can tell that. we we won the game and were two one zero and in the series and that's what you have to be really is a fun way to win that game get through it and get to the next game. but we have to be better we are going to be much better in new york to win games and that wraps up the sport for this hour i'll see you soon whether it's next analysis here with all the news of the top of the hour. all. they faced this is not a provocation but a warning that. the forces that he should step should you should support the tree speaks of they have no idea about the hardships to face. they want to use businesses are open to new things for any army the life of

the howards weren't sure they could afford the trip and never considered asking for help in a town that itself was struggling. >> we haven't had too much to smile about here in connersville for a long time. >> how do you like my flag? >> reporter: matt howard brought back that smile. you can see it all over. connersville decided his family had to see him play. a rally had neighbors opening their hearts and wallets. a dime here and a dollar there. >> we've had to empty that money box down there twice a day. i mean, it gets full in a hurry. >> reporter: the full court press was enough to raise thousands and get the entire family to the game. tonight the howards are in houston, almost in disbelief. >> i feel like i shouldn't be here and i'm going to wake up and find myself back at home. that's really how i'm feeling. but some day i'll look back on this and think, wow, look at what happened. >> they are watching matt courtside, knowing connersville is watching, too. >> it's beyond money, it's beyond words, it's just a priceless experience, and we just want to take it all in and be a part and enjoy it with him. >> reporter: a hard-luck town comes through with an assist to help deliver o

. >> it's a long day. matt howard> this weather report sponsored by aveeno. discover the power of active naturals. >> thank you so much. that is, in fact, your latest weather. here's a very famous mascot. what do you have to say for yourself? >> licking the microphone. that's all he has to say. chris, back to you. >> thanks so much. see you this a couple of minutes. >>> in this morning's "moneywatch" protecting your tax refund, identity theft topped the problems. 250,000 complaints. one growing scam is tax related identity theft. cbs' correspondent rebecca jarvis is here. >> it might not be immediately obvious to you. a couple of ways you could find out but i should say the irs isn't necessarily going to flag you if this happens. they may send you a letter that says you made more than what you reported on your taxes. that's one sign or when you go to e-file or file your return on the internet you may get rejected and might get a message that says you've already filed. someone with that social security number already f

howards weren't sure they could afford the trip. but connorsville, which itself has fallen on tough times, had other plans. >> we haven't had too much to smile about in connorsville for a longidence is all over town. so the town decided the howards, all of them, had to go to houston. they put stan and his wife linda and the other kids on a fire truck and paraded them through the community. a dime here and a dollar there. connorsville raised must have money to ensure the howards would see matt play. >> some people put a dollar donation in and i seen checks $300, 4 ood, and a couple in the thousands. >> reporter: only a few days away from delivering the mail and some would i say it's about time. stan howard in 33 years has only missed one day on the job. >> i'll be glad when i can just go back to being stan the mail man, you know. >> reporter: for "today," janet shamlian, nbc news, atlanta. >>> matt's parents, stan sand wherein tod and wherein wherein todlinda an brother join us. i know matt is busy preparing for the game. how nervous are you? >> well, we've been through lots of battle, lots of cities over the years. we're just excited. matt's always the cool guy. so he takes

he hits a long three and drives for two more and had 24 points at -- in all. butler leads by 4. make it 6. but howard is there for the putback. he had 17 for the bulldogs. they win 70-62 and play in the championship game for the second straight year against the winner of the second game of the tonight. >>> sharks hosting anaheim. we'll have that tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap. >>> coming up tonight, that gaping hole in a plane. hundreds of flights canceled. we are monitoring the situation with southwest. that's our report. i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes. thank yous for joining us. see you back here tonight at 10:00 o'clock.

i'll talk to howard schultz about the journey he and his company have taken, where it's headed and who needs a trenta anyway. >>> and a movie muggy well a long and legendary career. now the tables are turned on jerry weintraub. my conversation with a true hollywood insider. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. encouraging news about jobs in america. the unemployment rate fell to a two-year low in the month of march as companies created jobs at the fastest two-month pace since the recession began. the labor department says the economy created 216,000 new jobs, slightly better than analysts' expectations. the unemployment rate dropped to 8.8%. >>> the markets wrapped up a strong quarter, the dow having the best first quarter showing since 1999, the s&p since 1998. the dow hitting a six-week high on wednesday and highs for the year on friday. there is now another bid for the stock exchange. ice making a counteroffer to by it at a price 19%

howard university. to see if exercise could slow her memory loss. do you think it's doing anything? >> oh, yes. my energy level has increased. my longhort term memory have improved. i'm just energized all over. >> reporter: you know, it will be great to see what it does in terms of your memory, but it will definitely do wonderful things in terms of your heart. >> yes, thank you. yes. >> rich, you know, we hear forgetfulness beyond normal aging and a lot of people are concerned. what do you do? what does it mean? >> reporter: well, you know, this is good news. if you're concerned about that memory loss, you should see your doctor, because now, there are tests we can do to see if you have that mild cognitive impairment. if you do, you can get into a treatment trial. >> all right, well, richard besser reporting in tonight. thanks so much. >>> and coming up, we'll show you how one little boy learned how to save a life from the movies. you should save ment, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we

we lived in long branch, and father said that's as far as he wanted to go. we planned howardno, that's too far away to keep the band together. you can go to college, do well, but the dream still had to be realized. i went to a small teacher's college, but my professors here were dedicated, and from that university, i went to columbia, college of physicians and surgeons which was basically a quantum leap to an ivy league university, the first college to award the md degree in the colonies. this is when i wrote the second book, "something to prove." i want to read some excerpts because you think you got the brass ring, you are a doctor. i'm a doctor from columbia, what do you do? again, i just wanted to read to you what doctors do, and this is from the first chapter, first page of something to prove. chapter one, the subbasement and the grass ceiling. new york hospital cornell medical center, early 1980s, "i knew in medicine you'd be respected. when a man is sick, he doesn't look to see what color you are. he wanted to be made well." donald thornton. come to the hospital if you

long free. then, 24 points in all. at the one minute mark, butler up by 4. bcu needs to stop. he mises but howard there for another put back. howard at 17 for the bulldogs that aerpbd the right to play for the championship for the second year in a row. rebounding the biggest difference in the 70-62 final. 46-30 in favor of butler. butler against uconn on monday. >>> stanford women try to earn their way into the ncaa game tomorrow against texas a&m. they doll so with the coach. enjoying a distinction. she has been named co-coach of the year. three coaches received 10 first place votes. first time an ap award has been share inside any college sport. >>> possible play off preview for the sharks tonight as they head towards the post season. we will show you how that went when we continue and an old vetera . >>> four more regular seasons for the sharks. positioning themes for a play off run. one team they could see is the anaheim ducks. the fans barely settled in tonight when the sharks found themselves down 1-0. then, later in the 1st period on the power play. making it 2-0. they wound up with the po

guest: if this shutdown is long enough, and that is defined by howard goes and your individual departments. some federal employees would be a bold -- would be eligible for unemployment benefits. say host: diego, go ahead. -- host: san diego, go ahead. caller: even though i am united states navy, we will be affected by this. if this is not signed by april 8, we will get nothing. my husband and i are both active duty and this affects all of us. i am pregnant right now. my husband is overseas and i am still here. but we do not get paid at all after april 8 if this is not signed. and this is very frustrating, completely. guest: secretary gates today in a conversation with troops in iraq made it very clear that he is frustrated by this. but remember, you and your husband will be paid for this week. as you know, this friday is the middle of a two-week pay period for the troops. any pay after that is likely to be delayed. i will be frank. i think it is very difficult to be objective about this. it is infuriating to be -- to think that active duty will be affected by this. the idea that those serv

we live inside long branch, and my father said that's as far as i want my daughters to go. now, we had planned to go to howardno, it was too far away. in order to keep the band together. now, you can go to college, you can do well, but the dream still had to be realized. now, i went to a very, very small teachers' college, but my professors at the university were dedicated. and from the university i went to columbia college of physicians and surgeons which was, basically, a quantum leap from a small teachers' college to an ivy league university that was the first medical school to award the md degree in the colonies. so here i am, a physician. and that brings me to a point where i wrote the second book, "something to prove." i want to read some excerpts out of the second book because you think you've got the brass ring, you know? you're a doctor. i'm a doctor. i have an md from columbia. so what do you do? the again, i just wanted to read to you what doctors do. and this is from the first chapter, first page of "something to prove." chapter one, the subbasement and the glass ceiling. new york hospital cornell

long as the wind doesn't come in and blow them away. thanks for starting your friday with us. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it is april fools day. howardanny is here in for him. she's in the weather center. >> good morning you guys. that's a beautiful shot of cherry blossoms. wind can damage them. i'm sorry to say the winds are expected to pick up tonight and for tomorrow. first, i want to talk about the light rain we're seeing. yes, we're seeing light snow. this is no april fools joke, everyone. it is to the north of us. it has creeped down farther south. so, d.c., we may see a little bit of rain mixed in with that snow but no accumulations expected. here is a look at your day planner forecast for today. we're expecting the precip whether it is rain or snow to stick around this morning and then by the afternoon, we'll be in the 50s. still well below the average high of around 60. right now, it is cold out there. 30s. make sure you bundle up. here's angie with your traffic. >> halfway through the 6:00 hour, right now. no major tie-ups to tell you about. tracking your delays on a very slick commute out there. this morning. let's begin w

howard university to see if exercise could slow her memory loss. do you think it's doing anything? >> oh, yes, my energy level has increased. my longy have improved. i'm just energized all over. >> reporter: it'll be great see what it does in terms of your memory but it will definitely do wonderful thing in terms of your heart. >> yeah, thank you. yes. >> reporter: these guidelines are good news. if you're concerned about memory loss, see your doctor because there's tests that we can do to see if you have mild cognitive impairment and if you have it we can look for treatment trials. dr. besser, abc news. >>> a virginia mother is being hailed as a hero for her quick thinking during a tornado. she's in the hospital where doctors say she may have a broken back. >> 30 reports of tornadoes including this massive funnel cloud caught on camera in litchfield, illinois. the winds damaged several homes, toppled power lines and left thousands of people without electricity. luckily, though, there were no reports of any serious injuries. >> oh, boy, and they continue. we want to update you on your wednesday weather. severe storms threaten from

long as you had cash, it was like a restaurant. i moved to oakland because we bought to beautiful victorian. middle class families don't like it. they like the stuff that howard johnson designed. i don't want to say that. i'm getting in trouble now. >> host: yep. >> guest: if i say that, but queen anne victoria. >> host: still in that house? >> guest: yeah, we restoried it. rain was coming in the living room. we restored that house, and i thought that i was in elsrito or berkeley or somewhere. i said there's crime operations happening on my block here. all i have to do is call the police. we've been calling the police for ten years. through my daughter's efforts and mine in tennessee who ran for the school board, we got one of the crack houses shut down because people from my background don't tolerate this and criminal operations on our block, and what surprised me was that the action of downtown, the downtown to do anything about crime operations that were blatant, there's still one there and trying to get rid of it, but what people don't understand is that, you know, somebody writes from the new "new york times" says you got crack mamas and, you know, absen

cerrito, as long as you have a little cash, you're like the maitre d' and i moved to oakland because i bought my beautiful victorian. my family doesn't like it. they like something like howard johnson design. i'm going to get in trouble if i say that. queen anne victoria built in 1906. >> host: and you're still in that house. >> guest: we restored it. rain was getting in there. it was like all dilapidated and we restored that house. i thought i was in berkeley or somewhere and i said, you know, there's a crime operation that's happening on the block here. all i have to do is call the police. but we've been calling the police for 10 years. through my daughter's efforts and mine, tennessee, who ran for the school board, we got one of these crack houses shut down because people from my background are not going to tolerate. they're not going to tolerate criminal operations on our block. and what surprised me was that the inaction of downtown or the infancy of downtown not to do anything of crime relations is very blatant. there's still one there and we're trying to get rid of it but what people don't understand is that, you know, somebody writing from the "new york times" the c