the bolden deal was a steal.e 49ers have resigned bolden to a two year deal reportedly worth $15 million with nine million guaranteed. bolden led san francisco last season with catches, yards, and touchdowns. >>> meanwhile, the latest fallout. unnamed sources said harbaugh's actions, quote, wearing thin among key players in the locker room. safe to say that bold season not one of those player -- bolden is not one of those players. >> at this time of year people grab at whatever. the football season is not herings but they will take whatever they can and run with it. a lot of it is farfetched. when i did hear about it, kind of laughed because it was exactly that. i don't think anybody in our locker room has an issue with coach harbaugh. >> texas lead tim linscum might want to save this for the regular season. he is back. as you predicted in your visit to the sports department this afternoon. coleman hoping to make the team as an extra outfielder. that will help. giants lose, though, to the padres 7-2. >>> name the

at 33 years old, bolden led for 1,179 yards and seven touchdowns. up the slack basically during the 11-game loss of michael crabtree during a recovery. he was winner of the bill walsh award as the team mvp. >> a large part of my decision had to do a lot with my family and my fit in san francisco being in san francisco. i think it is a great fit for me. and for me, at this point in my career, i want to be able to compete for championships, and i think being in san francisco, i have the best opportunity to do that. >> obviously, colin kaepernick is happy with the return of bolden and posed this instagram after the announcement. hold up, wait a minute, y'all thought we was finished, brought anquan boldin back and back to business. welcome back. speaking of cap, reports say he and his representation are looking for the 49ers to pay him in the neighborhood of jay cutler and tony romo like money. a contract extension worth at least 18 million a season. in one full year as a starter, the 26-year-old drew 21 touchdowns with eight interceptions with a rating

. >> thank you general bolden. >> thank you general bolden. please limit questioning to five minutes. we will open with a round of questions. the chair recognizes himself. last year, i asked you about the administration reduction to programs in the 2014 budget request. at the time, you said that the discrepancy was about how the money had been classified. this year the administration has very clearly broken out and shown that a reduction in vehicle development exists. you praise the appropriations for keeping nasa on track. it will simply keep it on track, how will a cut affected. what activities do you plan to stop in his full-year 2015 question mark -- in fiscal year 2015? >> the budget as requested suffices for keeping us on track. there are three relevant areas. we are reliant right now and we want to get away from that. we need a proving ground. there's so much we do not know. you have to have a place close to earth. that happens to be the earth, moon system. we selected this as our particular steppingstone to

administratorome bolden. want to congratulate nasa and ce on theactor workfor milestones they have achieved over the past year. i am and always have been a passionate person about nasa and our space program. and the people who work in it. our program has been a symbol of our greatness as a nation. a means for peaceful negotiation. a powerful source of inspiration for student and professional engagement in science and technology. nasa will continue to be these things and more. only if we provide it with stability and resources needed to meet its responsibilities and aeronautics, space science, earth science, human spaceflight, and exploration. whichs why i'm pleased incorporates the funding request is part of the opportunity growth and security initiative is close to the level specified for fiscal year 2015 in the nasa authorization act. introducedat july.ast he'll outgrow the nation's economy and create jobs. i recognize there will be much discussion about this initiative. impact to understand the of nasa's p

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something that we never get a chance to do which is invest so that you can explore about a vision that is bolden and really, really captivating. so, this is an exciting time for us, but our commitment to the board is that, of course, you are the decision makers, and we will bring you that information and we appreciate you putting those questions on the table as well. we hope to be able to answer those, hopefully in a very positive way. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> are we ready for a vote? >> yes. >> casco >> thank you. >> wei. >> logan. >> yes. >> haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza mcdonald muraser. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> fewer. >> norton. >> aye. >> q. superintendent proposals none, tonight. >> board members proposal? s we heard that earlier. about giving the 18-year-olds free muni, and the item s, report on the city and school district. >> would you report on that please? >> we had one item on the agenda which was an update on, and it says here on the supplemental appropriation and really it was how we are doing and now with commissioner fewer was eloquent in her enthusia

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more rainfall into thursday morning we'll see rain north around into the north bay spreading towards bolden gate and beyond. and by beginning rush hour, the rain winding down but there will be wet spots left on the pavement so that could slow down morning commute thursday. by 8:00 totals will be probably no greater than a quarter inch. rainfall is still severe. you can see many locations need over ten inches of rain. it will be mild and humid lows into mid-50s tomorrow, cloudy with showers developing up north and moving south ward later in the day. and here here is the accu-weather forecast. cloudier sunday. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings time. and we don't have major rainfall coming our way. every wave of rain is beneficial n a minor sort of way. >> thank you. >> coming up a $9 billion verdict against chevron. >> why a judge has thrown this out of the window. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes wh

. >>> wide receiver antown bolden signed a deal.ns and named mvp. he was also a big presence in the locker room with leadership in 2014. this guy is the complete package. collin cappernick wants to be paid. he'll make $973,000 next year. once a long term deal averaging $18 million for a year. he has nothing to show for it. is he worth it? is the supporting cast he's made hayed mim the player he is. peyton manning cleared to return after his repaired neck. he won a fifth mvp award last year with 557 passing yards leading denver to the super bowl. now, the guy handed peyton a loss in the super bowl found him snefl a new uniform today, it's a temporary gig. russell wilson on the field for texas rangers early today. a one day only workout. two yearsing allow yoe lay playing in the minor league system. rangers manager believes if he committed himself, wilson could be a two sports star. >> he has mental toughness to do it and physical ability to do it. so if have you those things that is what deon had. and bo jackson had, he has it, too.

. >>> wide receiver antown bolden signed a deal.ed with 179 wards and seven touchdowns and named mvp. he was also a big presence in the locker room with leadership in 2014. this guy is the complete package. collin cappernick wants to be paid. he'll make $973,000 next year. once a long term deal averaging $18 million for a year. he has nothing to show for it. is he worth it? is the supporting cast he's made hayed mim the player he is. peyton manning cleared to return after his repaired neck. he won a fifth mvp award last year with 557 passing yards leading denver to the super bowl. now, the guy handed peyton a loss in the super bowl found him snefl a new uniform today, it's a temporary gig. russell wilson on the field for texas rangers early today. a one day only workout. two yearsing allow yoe lay playing in the minor league system. rangers manager believes if he committed himself, wilson could be a two sports star. >> he has mental toughness to do it and physical ability to do it. so if have you those things that is what deon had.

way, more rainfall into morning we'll see rain north around into the north bay spreading towards bolden gate and beyond. and by beginning rush hour, the rain winding down but there will be wet spots left on the pavement so that could slow down morning commute thursday. by 8:00 totals will be probably no greater than a quarter inch. rainfall is still severe. you can see many locations need over ten inches of rain. it will be mild and humid lows into mid-50s tomorrow, cloudy with showers developing up north and moving south ward later in the day. and here here is the accu-weather forecast. cloudier sunday. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings time. and we don't have major rainfall coming our way. every wave of rain is beneficial n a minor sort of way. >> thank you. >> coming up a $9 billion verdict against chevron. >> why a judge has ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. oshgs a judge in new york sided with chevron and said the u.s. courts may not be used to collect a $9 billion judgment in ecuador.

it em boldens this fed to take notice. one day, not soon, one day rates will indeed have to be raised if this strength continues. that's called, doing what comes naturally. while short term it's jarring -- very jarring as it was today. stocks only go higher if businesses ultimately is getting better, which is what we want to happen now. better business means better sales. more sales means bigger profits. when profits grow, stocks go higher. if interest rates as they did today, that's the course of business. it's true, for a long time, stocks have been going higher because their management has been able to borrow money to sell back shares. let so many people go sadly and still had sales grow just a little bit. they can return capital in higher dividends. those are the reasons why we've gotten this high. almost all of these stocks went down today, as some investors believe the cycle came to an end at 2:01 p.m. eastern time when the fed released its statement. believe me, if this stock is going to charge much higher today, th

this was bolden's 6th career 1,000-yard receiving season, but his first since 2009. also a report tonight in an interview with sports illustrate, jim harbaugh is denying any kind of rift with the gm, and denying he has any intention of leaving the 49ers before his contract expires at the end of the 2015 season. >>> lebron james still playing with the inconvenience of a mask to protect his broken nose. james hit his first eight shots from three-point range. on the night, he was 22 of 33 from field. his total? 61 points. that breaks his former career best of 56. also, that's a new single game record for the heat. miami was the big winner, 124- 107. the warriors back at it tomorrow night in indiana. currently in the number 6 spot in the western conference. >> you can probably tie one hand behind his back, and he would still score 30 points. he is just phenomenal. >>> thanks joe. >> a different colored mask. >> he had the darth vader on the other day. the league said no more. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. >> if you

this was bolden's 6th career 1,000-yard receiving season, but his first since 2009.o a report tonight in an interview with sports illustrate, jim harbaugh is denying any kind of rift with the gm, and denying he has any intention of leaving the 49ers before his contract expires at the end of the 2015 season. >>> lebron james still playing with the inconvenience of a mask to protect his broken nose. james hit his first eight shots from three-point range. on the night, he was 22 of 33 from field. his total? 61 points. that breaks his former career best of 56. also, that's a new single game record for the heat. miami was the big winner, 124- 107. the warriors back at it tomorrow night in indiana. currently in the number 6 spot in the western conference. >> you can probably tie one hand behind his back, and he would still score 30 points. he is just phenomenal. >>> thanks joe. >> a different colored mask. >> he had the darth vader on the other day. the league said no more. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. >> if you mis

people on the streets pro russians and flags and pro russian activists and militias that are em boldenedy the troops and on the other side expecting a pro ukrainian rally tomorrow and that is the end of the prevenns on the streets and many are saying they are going to boycott the rev republican dun and a majority of the people voting for russia and the west calling less than free and fair. >> nick, thank you. the russian government has stepped up the troop presence near the ukrainian border and ra shell is here with the story. >> the cities bordering the ukraine and confirming 8500 russian troops are taking part in a series of drilling and troops were seen firing rifles and grenades. a statement on the website confirmed the exercises had begun and didn't detail how long they are expected to last. the exercises raised concerns in ukraine and among the western political powers. there is a warning of a ka trofk fee unless russia and the troops pull back. >> it would massive consequences for russia economically and politically. >> just last night in ukraine a man was killed and dozens were i

the very people who are now entering congress to represent their social movements and further em-bolden. >>> we're joined now from chile where she will be sworn in. take us through what is happening. >> reporter: absolutely. shully, right now i'm standing in front of the congress where dignitaries will be arriving shortly for the swearing-in ceremony, which by all accounts will be a dramatic democratic ritual lead by two women with a shared tragic past, one is chile's first female president of the senate. the daughter of the deposed president who was overthrown in the 1973 military coup here. and she will be pinning the sash on the daughter of another general who was also killed after that military coup. there are eight latin america heads of state here that will be attending the ceremony, vice presidents, including vice president joe biden, and the prince of spain. but particularly absent is the president of venezuela. >> a lot happening today. lucia thank you very much indeed for that. >>> still to come here on the program, how technicians are hoping to solve sudan's power shortage an

told us unless there is sanctions and unless there's strong actions, the russians could feel em boldened first to take crimea, but then to go even further, cross over the eastern border and take a larger part of this country. and that is a real possible. and i think it was you -- i know it was you, you tweeted out earlier that u.s. officials are deeply concerned about these military exercises on the border because they wouldn't have much advance warning if those russian troops decided to cross over the ukrainian border the same way they didn't have much advance warning when they came into crimea. >> exactly. what they are looking for now, from vladimir putin is any sign of pulling back or any sign that he perhaps will not have them ratify that referendum, won't himself sign it. then they think there might be an opening if the russians talk to the ukrainian acting government. for the ukrainian new prime minister to signal to the russians that they are willing to come up with some sort of diplomatic stand down, that they are willing to give russia -- to acknowledge russia's primecy over cr

because if we are talking about being able to operate with impunity, does this not further'm bolden the who have had -- as you outlined -- a lot of territorial disputes in the south china sea. can they not say when it comes down to brass tacks no one will do that much to stop us from taking what we want? >> i wouldn't say that necessarily. the united states does not have the a treaty relationship with ukraine. china sees the united states militarily increasing some of its support for its nato allies. the united states has a treaty relationship, say, with japan. the chinese understand the differences. >> richard, in terms of what happens next in ukraine, john kerry met with sergei lavrov for an hour today in the hague. what are the odds at this point that there is some kind of diplomatic resolution on crimea? >> i think there's almost no chance there's a diplomatic resolution on crimea. to me the real question is whether where we go from here. you mentioned the 20,000 russian troops parked on the border. i think probably more only in the short run than those troops moving into ukraine is

i would dispute those who suggest that what happened in syria somehow em boldened putin.f you look at what the president said, he said in order to get rid of syria's chemical weapons stockpile, we will use military force. it turned out that assad and russians decided it was in their interest to get rid of those chemical weapons to avoid the use of force. the president accomplished his objective in the situation of syria. the president referred to the fact there's been a lot of talk on capitol hill and he was being diplomatic. there's been a lot of hot air from a lot of people. i've heard a whole lot of people make outrageous statements with respect to what caused putin to do this, suggesting that the president's previous foreign policy was to blame. i think if you look at 2008, when russia went into the state of georgia, that had been preceded by a huge buildup in our defense budget and of course president bush had invaded iraq. so the notion that somehow wif we have a weak foreign policy that emboldens putin, is a lot of hot air. i was pleased to see bob gates the other

they feel so em boldened by the way they have socially engineered the election map that they can say no to americans who are struggling and get away with it. to you folks who were on the radio today, if that doesn't burn something in your belly, i don't know what's going to work. i really don't. this election, because they're not going to go anything to help the long-term unemployed. and we shouldn't have to have off sets because we're not that kind of country. we have a moral compass of helping people, our own neighbors, in times of need. these are unusual circumstances. but they're going to keep going and i think this is a serious miscalculation and they're showing the country they really have no moral fiber or backbone. they just couldn't weather the storm of helping 5 million people or doing a jobs bill, which we don't have and we're not going to have before the midterm. so, we don't have a jobs bill. we don't have long-term unemployment benefits extended. we don't have the minimum wage. we're not going to get immigration. you know what we're all waiting for? we're waiting for no

so to suggest that somehow it's president obama's defense policies that are them boldening putin, that's just nonsense. what we should be doing is, number one, making it absolutely clear that there will be economic penalties to pay if the russians continue the policy that they pursued and continue to maintain troops in crimea. and we're working with our european allies as we speak to do that. second, we should do everything we can to support the current government in kiev as they transition toward elections. and our european partners moved in that direction today. and the president is going to be asking congress for loan guarantees and frankly to deal with the imf so we can leverage some of our funds, the rule changes and reforms that the united states is asking for at the imf would leverage additional funds for ukraine. so i hope in the midst of all this rhetoric that we hear people focus on substance and join the president in taking these concrete actions to actually help in ukraine. now, i want to go to another part of the budget, which deals with the immigration reform legislation, w

bolden, we arer all regretful that we are relying upon the russians to take american astronauts to the international space station. given the term i'll -- turmoil ukraine, our current relations with russia are obviously not good. are you aware of any threat that russia might refuse to take american astronauts to the international space station. -- station? >> i am not aware of any threat. i am comfortable. we speak to the russians every day. there are a lot of people in russia. our partner is not russia. our partner is the russian space agency. we are confident that they are just as interested and intent on maintaining the partnership as we are. hopefully the problems on earth are not going to accept -- -- we had this type of problem when the russians went into georgia. >> thank you. let me go to my next question. last may, a nasa advisory council chairman testified, i see no obvious connection between the retrieval mission and the technology that would work wire russian exploration. i understand nasa is undertaking a study on the possibility of 2021. is that the case? >> that is not t

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shuttle program, the space shuttle columbia piloted, by the way, by now marine general retired charlie bolden who is the head of nasa and has been for the last five years. when you look back at our home, you see this incredible creation that is so colorful suspended in the midst of nothing. space is nothing. space is an airless vacuum that goes on and on for billions of light years. and there's our home. and it's so beautiful. and yet it looks so fragile from that perspective of miles and miles away. because as the eye, the naked eye, can see from that altitude as you orbit the earth at 17,500 miles an hour, it's incredible the detail that you can see. but some of that detail is quite disturbing. for example, coming across the amazon, i could see the color contrast, i could see the destruction of the rain forest and then i could look to the east coast of brazil at the mouth of the amazon and i could see the silt that discolored the waters of the atlantic for hundreds of miles, the extra silt coming because of the destruction of the trees upriver. or on the other side of the globe, for example

so to suggest that somehow it's president obama's defense policies that are them boldening putin, that's just nonsense. what we should be doing is, number one, making it absolutely clear that there will be economic penalties to pay if the russians continue the policy that they pursued and continue to maintain troops in crimea. and we're working with our european allies as we speak to do that. second, we should do everything we can to support the current government in kiev as they transition toward elections. and our european partners moved in that direction today. and the president is going to be asking congress for loan guarantees and frankly to deal with the imf so we can leverage some of our funds, the rule changes and reforms that the united states is asking for at the imf would leverage additional funds for ukraine. so i hope in the midst of all this rhetoric that we hear people focus on substance and join the president in taking these concrete actions to actually help in ukraine. now, i want to go to another part of the budget, which deals with the immigration reform legislation, w

to the foreign ministry of france where other parties studious pros will join us including france bolden and in germany the foreign ministers school also were present when this agreement was signed in q four on february twenty first thank you and that meeting between the russian foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry kicked off with a check. but first. if i end up carrying my bad secretary kerry said again love him to it at the far right alchemize ation you claim. john kerry had some very strong words to russia early on he used some harsh words when talking about moscow's role in the conflicts words like aggression and intimidation i q's in moscow of provocation and manipulation but completely different language was used to praise ukraine's new leadership as you can see here he was using words like a democratic future freedom brave legitimate. explains the war of words against russia went into overdrive tuesday afternoon when u.s. president barack obama and his secretary of state john kerry held separate press conferences in different countries at the same time both

[laughter] >> general bolden, thank you for your testimony. the members of the committee may have additional questions for you. we will ask you to respond for those in writing. the record will remain open for two weeks. the witness is excused and the hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> next, q&a with betty medsger. live at 7:00 a.m., "washington journal."

walt bolden was teaching at the university. alex trout was a friend of matthew close in age to matthew. alex trout met matthew in casper when matthew was about 15 years old so they had known each other for quite some time. alex trout he knew for a few years but not as long.