rod had three daughters of his own. they had been a couple for six months. >> i always felt safe with him. always. >> reporter: he was your protector. >> i called him my superman. >> reporter: on this november day they were planning to drive to paula's place in gardnerville, nav na, for dinner, a 2 1/2-hour drive through the mountains. before they left, paula called her mom whom she lived with. she grabbed a bag of those green tomatoes, and they were ready to go. it was midafternoon. how was the weather that day? >> it was clear. when we left. >> reporter: a beautiful day? >> yeah. absolutely, it was. >> reporter: both paula and rod were dressed for late fall, in jeans and light jackets. it was almost 60 degrees that day. >> i had on my cat tennis shoe which are leather. >> reporter: they were driving ready's jeep cherokee, a 1989 model he had just acquired. they drove through the mountains and made an impromptu stop about 25 miles from paula's place. while they were there, she picked up some rock and put them in her po

they had the 1 inch steel rod at the top, and a 1 inch rod that went from the wall to the middle of the street. they had a big blob of concrete that went from the wall, the rod, and then the block of concrete. if the wall tried to move, it would engage the rod, which would engage the block of concrete. these were built as gravity walls. they're very, very wide at the base. gosh, some of them are six, eight, 10 feet wide, and they are like dams. they are faced with basalt blocks that came from the quarries in marin county. they have performed very well. the classic gravity wall. there is enough friction along the base, and there is a slope on the backside, so there is enough weight pushing down on the wall that keeps it from moving. >> this is on broadway, along rage and russian hill. >> that is a completely different design. this is truly what is called a cantilever retaining wall. it is designed to rotate and move. you can see the quality of construction. probably what they did in those days, they would take the rock that was present in the vicinity and mix it with the cement and creat

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as former star rod barksdale learned, you may want to think twice. stacey tisdale went to los angeles to find out what we can learn. >> when rod was trying out for the olympics here an at the los angeles collo see um. he made it as far as the quarterfinals. handism. >> i pulled a ham stripping hamstring. >> and barkdale contacted the los angeles raiders. the rest is the history. he was signed as a wide receiver and earned about $200,000 a year over his five-year career with the raiders and dallas cowboys. an impressive salary. not only was barksdale surprised by his success, but the friends fall. them. i never forgot what it was like to grow up with a want list being huge. >> in 1987, barksdale didn't hesitate when a friend asked him for a $20,000 loan as a down-payment on a house. >> i said, "give it back to me when you can", in my mind i thought 6 months. he could not imagine that it would take five years. well aware of the fact that nfl careers end he had other plans. >> i'll take the money, it will go way in front of me and i'll catch up with it.

. >> rod, you've convinced me that you're certainly on right track with things.ur job is to convince the judge tomorrow. >> you do need some help with your anger. i don't think you're crazy but i think something inside is bothering. what you think? too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. >> last time morris was arrested, it was for damaging his mother's house in a fit of rage. upon being released, he ran away from home and failed to show up for his hearing. he was picked up yesterday for smoking marijuana. and will soon have to face the judge. but right now, he must face his mom. >> so i can get out tomorrow? al. >> i don't know. do you think you should? why? you didn't do anything? you didn't go to court. >> i know. i was scared. >> you were scared? >> because they said they were going to give me two years in placement. >> you should have just gone to court. >> i'm going to court now. >> uh-huh. you don't have a choice. they told me they took you to the hospital. you test pos

instead of books or papers or pens, teachers use colored rods.tudents learn words by forming shapes with the rods or describing their properties. the method was really a breakthrough for me. >> translator: i realize that i have to do everything i can to keep the inu language alive. >> back in japan, she is hosting an expert in the preservation of the mallory language. members of two ethnic minorities with each other's world as a show of respect. >> we came to work together to help each other. what else can we do in this room? >> reporter: they decided to set up a series of workshops. students listen to and speaking words over and over until they can form simple phrases. on this day, colors and researchers join in. >> translator: it's an easy way to remember. >> translator: i tried studying inu before but didn't quite get it. this method helped me finally enjoy learning. >> reporter: participants also join a class for children. she speaks about the challenges shared by the inu in mallory. she says it's important to keep the language alive within t

. >>> lawyers for a-rod are expected to face off with baseball today over his suspension. both sides will meet and the league has issued a suspension against a-rod for allegations he used performance enhancing drugs. if it is not overturned colose millions of dollars in pay. if it is overturned baseball says that it could weaken its authority to enforce anti- doping rules. >> and a safety is ready to appeal if he is fined over the hit during the game. whitner was flagged after hitting a rams receiver's helmet. he was penalised for hitting amad bradshaw but the league said it was legal. >>> the numbers are in and the breast cancer walk brought in $4 million. organizers say more than 2000 participated in the two-day event. the walk started on saturday and continued throughout san francisco and parts of marin county. avon said 80% of the money raised will go to research and treatment. >>> it was a successful swim. this is video of them training. now max ashton, tanner robinson and katy cuppy completed the swim in less than 90 minutes. they did have some help from guides but a

help and a teenager assaulted the 23-year-old woman on a bus, gang raped her, beat her with an iron rod and threw her on to the road naked and she died two weeks later in a hospital in singapore. the case prompted protest against the widespread violence and discrimination women face in india. earlier this week the district in and around the four men guilty of rape and murder and their lawyers say they'll appeal the death sentences. the fifth man accused killed himself in prison earlier this year. and the teenager went through the juvenile court system. he received the toughest penalty for a minor. three years in a reform facility. they have changed the laws following the case and courts can now hand down the death penalty for sex crimes where the victim or victims die. still, violence against women continues. five men raped a 22-year-old female journalist last month in mumbai and they are under pressure to do more to protect women. >>> engineers at japan's crippled plant have made a discovery. they've been digging into the ground at the fukushimas site to find leaks of contaminated wast

which of those hobbies got you that rod? what do you want from me?l, maybe he got a wrong number. you talk to wrong numbers for six minutes? maybe i got lonely. kleeman got killed later that day. know anything about that? dead? boo. know him now? jeffries: how about her? name's vanessa prosser. sorry. anyone else? vera: how about congressman david lake? yeah, of him. he's from the neighborhood. you friendly? dobey: i wouldn't say that. look, i got to get to the scrap yard. this your writing? ah, no, man. that's the architect. they all write like that. old set of blueprints from dobey. check out the print. here's the letter from vanessa's pocket. compare the two. dobey's architect wrote vanessa a love letter? they almost match. jeffries: almost. this is called "lettering." you look at any set of plans, it basically looks like this. all architects print this way for clarity, so it's hard to tell one from the next. we only got one architect in this investigation. mm-hmm. beth reardon. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] experience new febreze sleep serenity and let

we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely uniq

talk about a-rod. >> oh, yeah. i mean, it's so interesting, because on so many levels, i think alex rodriguez, there's a lot about him that's very loathsome. i live ten minutes away from a horrific slum with mold and ventilation problems and rats. alex rodriguez owns the slum. it's called newport ventures. and this has become a big local story in washington d.c. that alex rodriguez owns this horrific building. i mean, so the guy has made $350 million in his career. he's loathsome on a lot of levels in terms of how he uses his money and how he uses his fame. but at the same time, all of that being said what major league baseball is doing in terms of attacking him is precisely because he is such low-hanging fruit in that regard. he's not going to get a lot of defenders. but the part of the a-rod story which i think needs to be talked about more is less about alex rodriguez and more about the other players who were pinched in this biogenesis case. if you take alex rodriguez out of the picture, all the players who were

on monday he had a very expensive surgery inserting rods and pins etc. to feels leg together. >> today michael hatield is his induced coma as family begs for answers. >> i think the states need to do a much better job in order to identify resources to help identify those mentally ill in their community to get them the treatment they need. >> but this morning the v.a. in s any mental illness -- in the shooter. in the tragedy. >> and stabbeding by his story the rebels launched the chemical weapons attacks. >> good morning i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us on 11 news today. >> first coming up a time for weather and traffic with tony pann. i love a cool, crips morning. >> and it is again. by this afternoon it's going to warm up fast. in the fall the temperatures today g 30 degrees and will be one of those days. 48 degrees, top of the hour at the airport. a few high, thin clouds. mixture of rain and sunshine. it will be a little warmer this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 70's. we have a little rain on tap. first let

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john: pete thought when he won this and retired 2002, as we look at rod laver, two-time slam winner. ood to see him here. they're pulling for novak. that he didn't think anyone was going to catch him for a long time. maybe as long as emerson had the record. now maybe two guys. not one, two. bill: the hold for 3-1. a lot of people thought because rafa play that is grinding physical game that he might not have the same window of opportunity that roger has had. john: particularly when he missed this event last year. missed australia this year. mary: it's hard to believe it when he says he doesn't like hard courts because he's pretty good on them. bill: yes, he is. 21-0 this year. 3-1. >> let. john: this is the side that should be easier for djokovic to break. wind-aided return there. looks like he may have gathered himself in the nick of time. the crowd wants to see a fifth set. mary: oh. what a -- bill: what a heartbreaker that is for djokovic. mary: tennis has never been played like this. john: he did -- was a natural righty. they switched to lefty at a young age. that's the only way

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speaking about relevance, rod stars you are a member of the hip hop trio, rebel diaz, i know it. >> whatp, d? >> what is up. >> this is crazy cool [ inaudible ] just showed up in my crib. >> oh, my god. he started it all. >> i'm in the house. peace out. >> what is up, cool hurt. >> i'm the illusive one. >> we got a question, though. >> yeah. >> i was never a good math student but i got some numbers lately. in 1973 there was 400,000 people in jail in this country. in 2013, 40 years later, which is the pretty much the life span of hip hop, we have approximately 3 million people in jail. >> that's crazy. >> if you include the number of people on parole, on house arrest, and immigrant detention centers or probation, that number is about 12 million. >> right. >> so what is your -- you on -- on -- this process of mass incarceration through this private prison complex, what is your view on that especially being there in the beginning of hip hop and how we have seen a whole generation -- hip hop generation get put behind bars. >> it's interesting that you say that. because just like we were sayi

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i had a chance to drive my work hot rod, a red pontiac vibe glorified by gary ratnich on the bridge. it's wide open. the new lights are something to look at. and the water, can you actually see. as you get close to the tunnel, you can look south to see the old eastern span, something that looks just that, very old, but certainly a site to see. the road might not look out of the ordinary in the tunnel, but look to the west, and you'll see what could be described as one of the most scenic shots in town, a shot of not only the golden gate bridge, but island as well. and what's a trip over the new bridge would talking about the is gnu suspension tower? i could spend all day looking up at these cables. okay, back to the road and the toll plaza, but there's still one thing to see, the 1,000 foot long section of the new pedestrian bridge. who would have thought you'd see all of that? >>> firefighters are getting a better handle on the wildfire in and around yosemite. more than 235,000 acres have burned. it's now about 70% contained, up from 60% earlier. full containment still not expected f

steel rods from ground zero are displayed in a garden monument. the names of all of the victims within whether they were in the towers on different flights, are written on glass slabs. >> there's one from pasadena, her brother was one of the people in the north tower. they were here with their two teenage daughters. she asked if we had the fence up. they put their hands on it. >> the project was made possible with a donation effort. >>> today at the old norris memorial, a keynote address was given by the tomb of the unknown soldier honor guard. >>> tonight, americans are also remembering the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, last year. christopher stevens, whose picture is on your screen, a bay area native, and 3 others were ximed joshua bush reports. >> reporter: a sell brake brace kicked off the keynote meeting. it will be called the chris stevens memorial library. several members of the am bass boar's family were on hand for the honor nors. >> he was in the peace corps and was in iraq, learned some more languages, and then

i'm rod daniels lightning 11 news room. here is what we are working on for 6:00. a follow-up to an i-team investigation into sexual harassment charges. in baltimore city, the mayor fires back. we have >> at least 97 people died this week after storms battered the atlantic and pacific coasts. raging ins are still parts of the country for a west coast and the devastation is getting worse. bridges have collapsed. roads have been washed away, leaving tens of thousands stranded. in addition the airport in acapulco was foded and tourists were camped out there just hoping to get out soon. the mexican army is using to fly peopleaft out. the death toll in colorado has is into seven and three more people who are missing are presumed dead. this canyon in fort collins is one of many areas preparing for massive cleanup. look at those teachers. flooding destroyed -- look at those pictures. flooding destroyed homes and roads and will take years to repair. >> my husband and the heavy equipment guys -- >> the main concern is getting everything prepared for the upcoming winter mont

. >> the steel rod holds the 850 pound stone upright. the engineer who installed the tablet says it would take much him and to topple it. >> to think somebody could do this in a matter of minutes is almost unimaginable. >> even tougher to imagine from thateverend is the fact vandals deliberately desecrated the word of god. on the front of the stone, the 10 commandments. the words are faced down flat in the grass. police believe it occurred sometime friday night. a neighbor who works with the christian outgroup found out saturday evening with a neighbor. pushe said, i tried to your 10 commandments statue backup. hassaid it looks like it been vandalized. >> the monument stood in front of the faith and outreach action office in 2006. the steps of the supreme court. whoever is behind the crime, they feel, is waging war on christian beliefs. >> jews, christians, muslims, all agree they have awards from god. they are the highest laws for us to operate and obey. >> he says he is extending an invitation to the vandals and said they are welcome t

"a-rod" is accused of doping. the suspension is the longest doping punishment. rodriguez claims major league baseball used unethical practices to target him because he was over paid and under performed. joe flacco's career-high five interceptions doom the ravens... in a tough loss to the buffalo bills. we pick it up in the second quarter... with the ravens ahead 7-6. e-j manuel fakes the handoff and airs a pass 42 yards downfield to robert woods for the go-ahead touchdown. in the third quarter... bills up 20-7... joe flacco is intercepted by aaron williams. the bills capitalize... and go up 20 to 7. fourth quarter... the ravens cut the lead to 3 on a justin tucker field goal... then... with just one minute left in the game... flacco is picked off by kiko alonso. that seals the bills victory... 23-20 the final. "we didn't play well... and then we had turnovers." the ravens also suffered a few injuries in the loss. lardarius webb and marlon brown have thigh strains... while albert mcclellan will get an m-r-i on his right shoulder today. deonte thompson suffered a

it's like a swaying metal rod. it doesn't matter how good the saddle is. you feel the rod. it's hard to go. i think the longest i've been able to go without a break is four hour. the idea for somebody doing it for 30 is fell madly -- phenomenal. he quickly started wearing arab robes. even from a psychology standpoint, i think, helped the people he was with to think of him as one of their own. this is mark -- this is a man who not only was the coauthor of the treaty, but also one of the prime movers behind the second thing he did was prime mover of of immigration -- his idea was, well, the palestinians will have no problem with jews coming in to palestinian. it will work out just fine. [laughter] and again, encouraging jewish immigration in palestinian at -- palestine at the time as far as the king hussein and the arabs knew, palestine had been promised to them. so, in fact, palestine was the -- the british kind of promised palestine to three different people. they promised it to the arabs, they promised it to the jews, they promised it to the french. this -- in talking abou

>> the car hits him and he had to have a titanium rod put the whole length of his femur. the police report filed as a result of the accident, according to reports the driver of this car was basically fined for, quote, unquote, following too closely. but when the cyclist reached out for the police department, the officers were like this case is already closed, we filed on your side. but when he got a copy, the police report was filled out in first person from his perspective, a perspective he never offered police. so he claps the police mishandled this case. >> the queens land police forwarded this report to the ethical command and it is now the matter of an internal investigation. >> these dudes are taking on the monsters of all beer bongs. >> which they are calling an octo bong. >> but see why this may get the best of them. >> come on, that's a waste of beer! >> and he's riding out on >>> that is so wrong! >> a video shot at a san diego trolley stop is going viral. you see fourth security guards talking to a man who is sitting on the bench. and if you look really, really

think lightning rod. mayor lee how do you respond to critics >> first of all, you've got to look at the real data and the institute is did the studies when you've got the talent with the people of high degrees we want to retain here you'll find with technology jobs there are 4 other local jobs that are sustained. so that says if you keep the talent in america other jobs will come attached to that. that's invaluable in san francisco. and did we get from 9.6 percent in unemployment to 5.2 >> it's because of you're great leadership. >> thank you carl but it's because this fact is very true. along with one job comes others it's valuable to our tourism and the labor unions know this that's why their backing up this. they know the jobs are being created because the talent is here. we've got to keep the talent here. people spent years getting those mbas. we spent money and investment in those i did not know stuts students then they have to leave with the trouble are the visas and in their prime when the economic

pryor locked into rod streeter. never a saw anquan buffet. colds get the win 21-17. >> alex smith making his kansas ty chiefs debut. smith, 21, 34, two touchdowns. second one. to junior hemingy, no picks for smith. efficient as usual. >> baseball. the pennant chasing a's gng for a third straight win home against the lowly astros. colon, third inning, one of his seven strikut victims. colon improve to 15-6 on the season. bottom half of the third. 2001 touchdown a -- touchdown and point after for the yays. a's win. oakland, one and a half up on the rangers in the west. >> star wars day today a at&t pa. yoda and leah. madison bumgarner, gets the no-decision, then pagan singles. giants winn walkoff fashion. serena williams facing second seeded rival victoria azarenka in the final. straight to match point. azarenka's backhand long. wind was a huge factor. serena, wins her fifth open title. this sports report broht to you by orchard hardware. tonight, mike shumann's >> we're following breaking news out of contra costa county tonight. sky 7hd shs a

it's rod's first tooth. you're right. we could use this for witchcraft. wow, three pairs of shoes.one had a fetish. ( homer grunting ) man, this is taking forever. i know how to speed things up. her pillow's stuck. ( ned sighing ) the room looks so bare. are you okay, ned? yeah, just a little shocked. what's that? some kind of sorting machine? kinda. now for the awkward part. we've got to talk about money. you said we were doing this out of friendship. what? that doesn't sound like me. hey, dad, something didn't get, um, "sorted." maude's old sketch book. she was quite the little artist, you know. ahh... is that a fact? and you think you know someone. here's our house. a rainbow. oh, a white hand shaking a black hand. praiseland? lisa: it looks like an amusement park. ned: you're right. maude designed a christian amusement park. oh, it must have been her final dream. hey, how about that. let's build it for her, daddy. oh, that's a nice thought, toddy but to build an amusement park you need lots of money and manpower and turnstiles. but mommy wanted it. but where do you put somethin

no score... sher-rod hawkes interception... returns it all the way back r the pick six... clippers with a surprising 6-0 lead... . later in the first quarter... poets take control... william crest lofts it to the end zone... jerrell jenkins reels it in... dunbar on top 8- 6... . 4th quarter... 34-6 poets... crest launches it down the field... tychar johnson fights off his defender... another dunbar score... they rout patterson... 42-6 final... after their series with boston... the orioles are done. all that's left now... a positive note to take into the off season. and chance to spoil the red sox post season... boston can clinch homefield advantage with two more wins... birds looking to take that away... . top of the 1st... 1-0 red sox... daniel nava makes it 4-0... 3-run bomb... his 12th homer... . bottom 6... chris davis continues to make orioles' history... smashes his 53rd homerun... 28th at home, passing frank robinson's 27 long balls he hit at memorial stadium in 19-66... . 8th inning... mike bell-fee-or-a making his major league debut... david ortiz welcomes him to

detective rod wheeler says this won't be the last time something like this happens.you screen them? >> you know, neil, this has been going on for a while now. you and i have talk about case after case for the past few years where tsa screeners have been involved these situations. if you look in the history of the tsa, they had cases where agents have been involved in bringing in drugs from other countries, letting people get through the tsa line, while we're looking at little kids and old grandmothers and screening them, don't you think we need to take a closer look at these individuals? such as this individual from lax. the other thing, too, there were warning signs from this guy where this guy made comments about 15-year-old girl. why wasn't the tsa all over that? they're response is, we have no comment. >> neil: that worries me, too especially when they say it's regarding a former worker. i if you're not on top of hough that guy got hired in the first place, it does call into question the hiring procedures in general and how many others there might be like that. >

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