. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it rang

her back seat passenger tamara, nicole -- amtamara michael johnson.urvivor, lass named ronald -- reynolds, first name desaline. the vehicle landed on the top of a four-foot retaining wall. investigators looking into what could cause this. police still have east, lanes closed but have been able to open west, lanes of university boulevard near piney branch road this morning. we will bring you the latest on the third passenger's condition as soon as we get it. caylee harrison, abc 7 news. >>>-- haley harrison. >>> the beltway at university boulevard, moving pretty nicely, no problems on the beltway between college park and silver spring. if you are leaving the beltway to go invalid on university, that is closed. towards piney branch road. but outbwestbound is open. you will see activity on the other side of the road. in virginia, 395 et the 14th street bridge, moving nicely. no delays leading springfield all the way through alexandria and into the district. back to you. >> thank you. >>> cold start today, barry chilly outside. bundle up this morning. tem

. >> i had appear of michael jordan finishes. >> belton johnson is now walking around in $40 of bonds. >> is smart and he's not alone this time of year. >> there's certainly a lot of reports that returns are out. stores are giving back almost at time of every dollar spent in returns and that's 30% more than in better economic times. >> you have to remember your basic fundamentals which is, you don't want to deviate from the list and have your list with you when you go shopping. >> at the consumer credit counseling service at the very busy time of year, especially with shoppers whose eyes are bigger than their wallets. >> people think immediately about gifts. think about company, the food expense. there's a lot of expenses that go just beyond gift. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers special perks on united, like a free checked bag,

yvonne johnson miller, michelle mcmahon, michael cost, joe kaplan. fernando lopez and paul wrights, come on up. and if you're going to be transitioning out of the boardroom, if you could do it quietly so we can continue to have our meeting. thank you. come on up. >> thank you. good evening, thank you for allowing us this opportunity to speak. my name is michelle mcmahon. i'm a parent of a first and third greater at marshall elementary. i'm also a member of the executive p.t.a. and a member of the s.e.c. speaking on behalf of marshall parents, many of who we have here tonight, stand up quickly, some students as well, we want to communicate our frustration and disappointment in regards to the district's involvement with moving occupy san francisco to mission street and mission and 15th street over the last couple weeks. as members of the 99%, we do support occupy and the movement, but as parents, we question the district's involvement in what would have been a city sanctioned homeless encampment around the corner from marshall elementary. and down the

yvonne johnson miller, michelle mcmahon, michael cost, joe kaplan. fernando lopez and paul wrights, come on up. and if you're going to be transitioning out of the boardroom, if you could do it quietly so we can continue to have our meeting. thank you.

ahead, a silent kill they're hangs over west africa, carolyn johnson, journey of hope to sierra leone, promising breakthrough. and hackers, michaelinney investigates a phone calm that rattled a bay area woman >>> welcome back. something that is staples nuisance here is a killer. most. carolyn johnson traveled to the west african nation. >> the bush country of sierra leone is beautiful with miles of unbroken jungle but hovering in the background is a silent killer. mosquitoes that carry a deadly form of malaria. in the surrounding villages, it hits young children especially hard. >> you worry about malaria and illness. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> yes. >> the concern for their son. >> he hasn't had it yet? >> malaria. >> with the help of a flashlight sammy and his family took inside and showed us the mosquito net they sleep under at night. if a child does develop malaria, immediate treatment can mean the difference between life and death. >> it is the number one killer disease. >> a surgeon trained at san francisco general trauma institute is learning the latest techniques for healing fractures but most are suffering from ex

. >> bought a pair of michael jordan tennis shoes that was $180. >> reporter: milton johnson of richmondnow walking around in $40 slip-ons, no athlete, professional, nor amateur, could lend their name to. >> couldn't afford them. ♪ jingle bells >> reporter: smart and he is not alone this time of the year. >> certainly a lot of reports right now that returns are up. >> reporter: bargain binging has turned into buyer's remorse. stores are giving back almost a dime of every dollar spent in returns. that's 30% more than in better economic times. >> you have to remember your basic fundamentals which is you want to shop with a list and you don't want to deviate from your list and more importantly, have your list with you when you do go shopping. >> reporter: otherwise you may be asking rico and his colleagues for help. >> thank you for call 1-888-9hope. >> reporter: at the consumer credit counseling service, the a very busy time of year. especially with shoppers whose eyes are bigger than their wallets. >> people think immediately about gifts. think about company. are you going to have visitor

but less than a minute later, soft shot by the avs here, michael neuvirth can't corral the puck, so colorado maintains possession. johnsono the back of the net right here, avalanche take a 2-1 lead right now, that's the same score late in the third period, the caps are back at home on tuesday against nashville. >>> former georgetown standout, boston celtics forward jeff green will miss the entire upcoming nba season. doctors detected an a other tick aneurysm. he will have surgery next month to completely repair his art condition and is expected to make a full recovery. he tweeted, thank you, everyone for your thoughts and prayers, much appreciated. love you all, and i'll be back soon. stronger and better than ever, i promise. here now is reaction from georgetown head coach. >> i've seen the progression from terrified to confident. and that comes with education, that comes with truly understanding what he is going through, and what he has to go through, jeff is a part of who we are. and he's as upbeat as anyone can be as it relates to what's going on with him. and we -- our prayers are with him, and we anticipate everythi

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. >> i bought a pair of michael jordan tennis shoes that was $180. >> reporter: millton johnson of richmond is now walking around in $40 slip-ons no athlete, professional or amateur would lend their name to. >> couldn't afford them. ♪ >> reporter: smart? and he's not alone this time of year. >> there's certainly a lot of reports right now that returns are up. >> reporter: bargain binging has turned into buyers' remorse, stores are giving back almost a dime of every dollar spent in returns. that's 30% more than in better economic times. >> you want to shop with a list. you don't want to deviate from the list and more importantly you want to have your list with you when you go do shopping. >> reporter: otherwise you may be asking for help. >> thank you for calling 888- 995-hope. how can i help you? >> reporter: at the consumer credit counseling service is very busy time of year. especially with shoppers whose eyes are bigger than their wallets. >> a lot of people immediately think about gifts, think about company. are you going to have visitors from out of town? think about the food expension

michael jordan of nascar. in that he's the closest thing nascar has to an african-american. please welcome jimmie johnson.et you, sit down. all right. well, first of all, i'm a huge nascar fan. >> i was thinking that. >> stephen: i only have -- dish got one criticism, are you ready for this? >> please. >> stephen: could you slow down? because how fast you guy goes. >> depends on the track but 210 would be the top speed. >> stephen: you see at that speed, it's hard for me to see the advertisements on the car. >> right, right. >> stephen: if people want to understand the beauty of nascar, not everybody gets it, what is the thing that you think that people need to understand about the game. baseball they say it's all in the pitching or it's all in the hitting or it's all in the steroids. what-- what is it in nascar that people have to look for, the uninitiated. >> it really is a team sport. i think a lot of people focus on the driver, because that is who you see on the course on the race on a sunday afternoon. but the driver is a piece of the team. we come dpoint row there are six guys that go over the wall

michael jordan tennis shoes. >> reporter: yeah? >> that was $180. >> reporter: milton johnson of richmond is now walking around in $40 slip ons no athlete professional nor amateur would lend their name to. >> couldn't afford them. ♪ jingle all the way ] >> reporter: smart and he is not alone this time of year. >> there are a lot of reports that returns are up. >> reporter: bargain binging turned into buyers remorse. stores are giving back a dime on every dollar spent in returns 30% more than in better economic times. >> you have to remember fundamentals. shop with a list of don't deviate from the list and you want to have your list with you when you shop. >> reporter: otherwise, you may be asking rico and his colleagues for help. >> thank you for calling 888- 995-hope. how can i help you? >> reporter: at the consumer credit counseling service it is a busy time of year especially with shoppers whose eyes are bigger than their wallets. >> a lot of people think immediately about gifts. think about company. are you going to visitors from out of town? think about the food expense.

michael bush hands it off to murphy, on theverse, 7-0 raiders in the first. but lions can strike quality. to equal vin johnsonright on the money. 51 yards for megatron and we're tied at 7. they answer through the air, palmer to hayward, he breaks a tackle, 17-14 raiders at the half. fourth quarter. tommy kelly rips stafford, he scoops and scores. but you got finish. on a drive, started from their own 2, career high of 9 catches 214 yards for johnson and two touchdowns, this one puts detroit up. 43 seconds left. they had a shot. 65 yard field goal and blocked. they lose a hart breaker, 28-27 falling to 7-7. >> very frustrating. i thought the guys played hard but obviously didn't play well enough. >> it was all set up for us to get it done but that is disappointing part. >> we didn't do it enough to get it done. we didn't get the big plays when we needed them. >> tom brady took care of denver. braid si to o cinch cinch. >> and brady accounts for three tds and beat the broncos. denver is a game ahead of the raiders in the a.f.c. west. >> upset of the day, rogers and the pack, chiefs had other ideas. to pack rall

but the johnson family has a tradition that started cute when michael, valerie and erica were kids.ow that they're grown up, it has gotten ridiculous. for 20 years, mom sue has gotten whatever she wants for the christmas card family photo from toy soldiers to tree ornaments. this year, she roped in the family dog and her new son-in-law as the sheep to her shepard. oh, boy. watch out, she says. this new year's she is going to make a card with everyone in diapers. >>> six minutes past the hour. let's turn it over to al with a check of your weather. al, be grateful you're not born in that family. >> getting a head start on the card. we'll show you what's going on for today. a risk of strong storms from austin all the way to oklahoma where we could see some tornadoes. you can see just to the north there, we've already got some active weather going on from chicago, minneapolis, back into st. louis, heavy storms. we could be looking at anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain for kansas city, chicago, down to st. louis. and that could cause some airport delays, dallas, kansas city, st. louis,

the johnson family of minnesota has a tradition that started out very cute when michael, eric and gabby were just kids. now that they're grown up it's gotten to be redicio. for 20 years, mom, sue, has gotten the family in numerous costumes. >> hats off to sue. >> this year she roped in the family dog. look at the presents. where's the family dog? >> i love this. all day long i could watch this. oh, my god. sue rocks. >> look at the whole family. >> all day long. it's a treat. >> what happened? this is now. okay. now they're going to get the dog and the new son-in-law in as a sheep to her shepherd. >> i feel sorry for him. >> they must have the best time doing that. i think about all the things we've stopped doing as a family because our kids are grown. >> look what's happening. for one second. >> maybe mentally the children haven't grown up as they would have wished. and emotionally a little unstable. no. god bless that family. you can tell they have fun all year round. >> here's a feel-good picture for you. you've heard penguins mate for life. there happens to be a photograph that was

michael jordan. but sometimes that's an unfair question. because the next guy coming in here, magic johnsonne, too. so was larry bird, kareem, bill russell, wilt chamberlain. >> very important people that said you were the most dominant player. the key thing, physically imposing, dominant. there's never been a player like you. lebron james, the most dominating force to ever play the game. >> my parents always taught me to make people remember your name and be different. i'm not the most skilled guy, i'm not the best shooter, but i wanted people to remember me. so i just used to impose my will, impose my force and that camera guy right there used to be under the basket. >> really? >> yeah, that man right there. >> we have all the best quality people here, shaq. >> that's right. >> what i wonder about you is do you ever go out and people pick a fight with you? >> no. >> i couldn't imagine it ever happening although some kind of weird suicide mission. >> that's because people know that i'm very likable and i'm a funny guy. i can take a joke. >> more to do with the fact that you're seven foot t

michael bush hands it off to murphy. a 12-yard touchdown. 7-0 raiders. the lions strike quickly. to johnson and they call him mega tron.e are tied at 7. the second quarter and the raiders answer to the air. he breaks the tackle and goes 43 of his own yards. 17-14 raiders at the half. tommy kelly and curry scores. a beat down in the making, but you have to finish. they cut it to 6 and on the drive, they start it from their own two. career high 9 catches and 214 yards for johnson. two touchdowns, this his second puts detroit up by one with 43 seconds left. raiders have a chance to win and janikowski from 60 yards and he has the leg to make it, but it is blocked. raiders lose a heartbreaker 28-27. they fall to 7 and 7. >> we had opportunities in the game to really close the door. we just never had the instinct to get it done. >> we get this crowd be heinz us, and they are screaming and yelling, and they are with us all the way. we have let this crowd down. that starts with me and down to our players, and i am disappointed to that. >> what is disappointing and brady and the patriots took care of tebow. to chad ochocinco an

michael, [reads names], amber, abdul, amber rose, -- if you her your name, please come forward. looks like debbie guy. joannie [reads names], kathy, will scott, sandra, delores perez, susan solomon, jeff johnson, [reads names] if you lined up along the windows? -- if you could line up along the windows? i want to apologize for the folks who came to our last meeting thinking that we would have this item scheduled been. that was an error in my office. i apologize for that. >> good morning. thank you, supervisors, for giving us this opportunity. in the national communicator 4 u.s. labor against the war. i would like to make a few points regarding this resolution. first of all, u.s. labor against the war represented a substantial portion of the labor movement in the city and county of san francisco. among our more than 30 affiliates, uesf, awe 2121, the san francisco labor council, and many others. number one, for every dollar that we invest in the military, more jobs could be created for the same investment in education, health care, tax cuts, rebuilding, or any number of other socially productive means. studies have been done that show, for example, education dollar for dollar produces 238% mor

michael, because he didn't see it either. cody mccloud was a blast. 1-0 in the first. one on everybody, that ties it just his sixth of the year. not even a minute later, erik johnson hit me with your best shot. colorado up 2-1. there's about 20 seconds left in this one out west. wizards fan fest today at verison, interactive game give aways and this scrimmage featuring all the things the wizards would have liked to have done last night. six turnovers and embarrassing 25 point butt kicking. what do they learn from watching that game film today? >> yesterday was a disgrace to us and the coaches taught how we play. we have to play every night. >> very quietly, the georgetown hoyas bolted up to number 16. the only blemish, a november loss. au not expected to stop the train today. jeff jones and the eagles have landed at the phone booth. charles, nice little two guard doing it with the bounce and the pop. the eagles are 16. he is averaging 22. tied at halftime. jason clark, basketball ninja. there he goes. hoyas open the second half with a 16-9 burst and thompson -- georgetown pulls away 81-55. >> no matter who the team is. when you're scoring, the defense gets a lot b