bailey and look forward to and excited to do it. this city is on such a great recovery economically for everybody that there is going to be even that many more families that are going to enjoy the institutions that we have here. so on that background and with that effort, i just want to congratulate the board again, thank you to the staff. i know that the attendance is going to continue increasing. i know the contributions to not only art but just to the way we live in our city is going to continue because of this institution, the institutions that you are in charge of. so i'm here to just be a part of this experience, to welcome mr. bailey but to also know that your mayor is looking out and being a part of this institution and i want you to know that i am very happy to be a part of the boards effort and staff's effort to continue this great institution and all the wonderful work you do. it's my pleasure to be here and we'll continue to make all the success it has been for many many decades. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> well

bailey. >> what's up, man? >> not much. took me about a week to gather my thoughts before i could come back and see you. >> yeah, but you already did everything else. kicked me out of the program, threw me under the bus. [ bleep ] him. don't bother with him anymore. he's a [ bleep ] failure to the [ bleep ] program. you're just going to kick me out of the program. other guys -- >> you think i can keep you in the program when you almost killed a guy? >> how is he almost dead? we don't describe to damn here. some others was up there. they was up there fighting, they didn't get cast away. >> that's the most brutal assault i've seen there in two years. >> so are you saying i did that? >> you and i know that you did it. >> nah, you ain't going to put words in my mouth. >> whatever they do with it, that's up to them. but you're not going back on that unit. >> i'm not trying to get back on the unit. my objective was reached. >> that's the thing that really pisses me off. and i think you really [ bleep ] me on that. >> what's that?

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so finally in january, the selection committee voted to appoint collin bailey. however, we had to be in sync with his board and he was not able to inform his board until yesterday. that was the time lapse and that is why we canceled the march 14th board meeting because there was no point to have it. we had to vote to appoint him because by our charter we appoint, not elect. the selection committee votes on it and it goes to the board and our board today voted to appoint him, both in the section of our board meeting. it was to afford him the courtesy to talk to his own board and the people he needed to talk to before we could inform our board. and that was unfortunately a time lag of about 6 weeks. and he of course wanted to give proper notice and that's why he will not be officially joining us until june 1st. >> any other questions? okay. well thank you all very much. i hope we'll see you many many times in our press conferences and our dealings with our new director and the great success that i'm sure he will bring for the success here at the fine arts museums.

our guest tonight former senator kay bailey hutchison, the great state of texas author of a new book on great women of texas. i really hope the coach's wife from friday night lights is in there because... let's begin tonight with an oldy but a goodie. candidate barack obama from the year 2007, three simple words. we don't say it to each other enough anymore. >> i'll close guantanamo. jon: oh, sure. it's easy to say that. but america has been hurt before. and the new guy was really serious he would have set a date. and, mom, you're not going to believe it. he did. >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. >> jon: one year. and one year later, obama reiterated this promise with two small changes. see if you can spot them. >> make no mistake. we will close guantanamo prison. >> jon: one. he has gone from i'll close guantanamo to what's taking everyone so long? and, two, he has added the phrase, "make no mistake. a phrase used almost exclusively by people who have just been defeated by a super hero. and have very little chan in the rematch. make no mistake, aquaman. y

bailey, eventually crossing the i-35 into moore. moore very familiar with very large tornadoes, as the f-4/f-5 tornado rolled through that city years ago. you need to take cover now. you need to get inside, get out of your car, knock on somebody's door, get into an interior part of a house, put as many walls between you and the outside as possible. the outside wall, a closet wall, a bedroom wall, whatever. you could even get inside the bathtub. it's a very strong -- usually the bathroom, the bathtub the last things to be standing in a home when you have a tornado this large coming upon you this quickly. no time to get out of the way. there's literally too much traffic to try to drive out of the way of this quickly developing tornado heading right into downtown more, oklahoma. that's south of dell city, south of oklahoma city proper, but, jke, this is a big tornado. >> so if you're just tuning in, what we're watching right now are live pictures of a large tornado that has touched down south of oklahoma city. i have on the phone, in a

>> bailey knows the feeling.k. >> jacques bailey has won the national spelling bee. >> it means to study at night, something of this these kids may joan again. >> sit just my luck or am i getting all french words? >> i haven't kept track. >> the contestant went on to misspell his word. bailey says that can be heartbreaking, but that's part of the experience. >> success is dealing with setbacks with grace and turning setbacks into experience that you can learn from. >> for a guy who knows some of the most obscure words in the english language bailey's favorite is easy to spell it'ssniet. >> it's bookkeeping. >> the other word isn't even a real word. >> supercalifragilistic- expialidocious. and i live to her in the movie and she says it wrong,. >> this contest began with 218 spellers. it's now down to 42 and tonight someone will go home with this. some amazingly smart kid, and that child will been the cynosure of the world, c-y-n-o-s-u-r-e, which means center of the world. and with regard to the word being said inc

in the tour will be speeding through san jose starting this hour, a 19 while time trial starts on bailey avenue in san jose and finishes on metcalf road. janine de la vega is there. looks like quite a crowd. >> reporter: yeah, excitement is building here along bailey avenue where stage 6 of the amgen tour is about to begin. they are waiting to start off there, riders won't be racing against each. they will race against the clock because today is the the tour of california is america's version of the tour de france, the largest and most prestigious cycle race in the states, kicking off from escondido and racing from southern to northern rather than the other way around. it is the only city that has been part of it. in other years they have lined up there but this year it is in south, across those areas and up metcalf road, which is a challenging climb. >> just them, no teammates to help out, no following in the draft of others. basically a pure test. >> he calls it a make or break day because they don't have the advantage of riding with the pelaton and catching their draft. hundreds are e

and along highway 4th westbound direction at bailey road, it is blocking a lane and you have stop-and-goffic approaching it but it will take you half an hour to head out of antioch to concord. as we take you to fremont, southbound 880, we have an accident causing lots of traffic headaches coming away from highway 84. no word yet as to when that will clear and the top speed is 21 miles per hour. bay bridge metering lights are on and you have top and go traffic as you head in the westbound direction. >> breaking news from oklahoma, major developments in the past few minutes as the death toll from the deadly tornado has gone down dramatically. katie marzullo has more from the newsroom. >> ahead to call it good news, the medical examiner in oklahoma revised the death toll saying at at least 24 people are dead but that is down from 51 and possibly 91 all morning saying the number would go up. the death toll is 24 and of the 24, seven are children, not 20 children as originally reported. these are live pictures above moore, oklahoma, you can see the devastation, many neighborhoods flattened an

my name is angela bailey. i also work for america [speaker not understood]. this year phil ginsberg has been [inaudible]. [inaudible]. looks out for users first and foremost. i think the department, police chief, fire chief, or members of the local community have been classified or he has, as an incredible public servant. his equity and enthusiasm for the san francisco residents he serves will definitely leave a lasting legacy for all users and opportunities for every family and kid to come. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. [inaudible]. with san francisco recreation and parks and also seiu member. and i had the honor of being part of the labor management [inaudible]. organize our recreation services a few years back. and i saw firsthand in those meetings and in those planning sessions that ginsberg and our other management's dedication to saving as many jobs as possible and in saving recreation in san francisco. and as a result of that process, we are absolutely going in the right direction. we are prov

past bailey things improve for the westbound highway 4 ride. southbound 880 approaching stevenson boulevard, we had an earlier crash, long since cleared, gone for, gosh, some 45 minutes or so. but we are seeing brake lights still in that southbound 880 ride as far back as highway 92 continuing past highway 84 really continuing down towards the fremont area. also the great highway remains closed. we have that sand removal going on. windy lincoln to sloat both directions of the great highway shut down. outside for our live traffic cameras, the golden gate bridge traffic out of marin county is moving fine, into marin county looks good four southbound lanes open now. a quick look at the dublin interchange westbound 580 pretty busy through the altamont pass and the livermore valley. the drive time is almost 40 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. but once you reach pleasanton, then you will notice things look pretty good. that is a check of your "timesaver traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. apple's boss gets a grillin

. >>> thousands of people gather add bailey road to watc cyclists to test themselves. >> i think women cycling it is a less of a sport to a lot of people than the men. >> the bay area entrepreneurial was also celebrating today, just won a team sponsor ship deal. stacey similars developed the hydrating drinks for extreme athletes. on sunday the final stage will begin in san francisco and whine up in the finish line at santa rosa. it is going to be a busy day. the bike race begins at 8:15. participants will be subjected to security in the last month boston bombings of marathon of boston. >> if they come with a backpack that exceeds that then we would ask them to leave it in their vehicle. >> banning large backpacks san francisco have installed trash cans that can be searched. were told that the race will have etf and police officers standing by. >>> safety is a top concern after a death of simpson. >> so the first thing is to improve the safety of sailors and for that we are thinking of improving the helmets and introducing the armo yet been ot at san francisco bay, they hope to stay by

and we would like to thank pastor bailey from the church and for an allowing us to have this construction site on their parking lot. thank you to baptist church for today's celebration as well. thank you very much let's now take a moment to hear from our library neighbor. it's always wonderful to

bodies of kala bailey were found.ce have no idea of the girl's location. >>> we've learned that a teenager that punched a soccer referee will likely be charged with assault in that man's death. 46-year-old ricardo portillo died later. >>> cotton harris moore pleaded guilty to breaking into an airplane hangar during his infamous 2010 international crime spree. according to the associated press the admission won't affect his prison sentence. harris-moore pleaded guilty last year in connection with the break-in as part of a bigger plea deal. the plea resulted in a seven-year sentence. >>> new this morning, carnival cruise line ""try yum" was back at sea. it's headed for the bahamas for more on the upgrade entertainment areas. >>> so, you know, trapping alligators is in fact a dangerous business and even a professional can get hurt. the husband and wife team of jason and sarah clark were called to remove a 3 1/2-foot alligator from a suburban pond. a feisty alligator. jason cook said the alligator bit him and wouldn't let

former senator kay bailey hutchinson will be here to discuss her role in iron man 3. here it is your moment of zen. >> now you can get your deadly jolt -- deadly. you can now get your daily dose captioning sponsored by comedy central captio crisis. move america below mexico so they all run into canada. plus innovation in beer. get ready for bud light without lime. and my guests tonight are the makers of the new photo messaging app snapchat. it's going to revolutionize the way i send myself selfies. a new study says fish use sign language. maybe now i can figure out what all that flopping around on the bottom of my boat means. this is the colbert report. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: hey, welcome to the report. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for joining us. for all the ships at sea, nation, you know, folks, if you watch the news as closely as i do, you know the sequester budget cuts are here. the unemployed have seen smaller benefit checks, some cancer patients have gone without treatment, and lines at new yo

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our guest tonight former senator kay bailey hutchison, the great state of texas author of a new books wife from friday night lights is in there because... let's begin tonight with an oldy but a goodie. candidate barack obama from the year 2007, three simple words. we don't say it to each other enough anymore. >> i'll close guantanamo. jon: oh, sure. it's easy to say that. but america has been hurt before. and the new guy was really serious he would have set a date. and, mom, you're not going to believe it. he did. >> guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. >> jon: one year.

that would be the top of bailey avenue the first challenge that riders will see as they start here a few hours from now as the tour of california kicks off at 12:45. in the lead is t.j. of the b&c racing lead in the lead by 42 seconds over the australian michael rogers. the race here in south san jose kicks off at 12:45. >> thank you. if you don't have your ticket for the powerball drawing you may want to do that now. >> the jack pot is the biggest jackpot in the game's history. >> also, remember the hitchhiker who became an intent sensation after stopping a hatchet attack in fresno? he has been arrested on a very serious charge. >> native american artifacts have been >> the hitchhiker who stopped an attack in fresno and became a hero is under arrest on the east coast. the charge is murder. an interview launched the hatcher wielder hitcher to become a hit on youtube on media outlets everywhere. he now is accuses of beating a new jersey lawyer to death inside his home. his last post appeared to indicate that the encounter was sexual in nature and police are investigating exactly what

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. >> wormer senator kay bailey hutchinson was on booktv next. she talked about the history in the state of texas and this is about 30 minutes. no one has anywhere in texas wrote about this. i think you for being such a strong organization that really is. >> my book who had the spirit of the pioneers who built our state. and it is much like people who go to our country. i have written two other books about the woman who broke barriers in our country. in aviation and politics and medicine. and i wrote these books who have a great chronicle who built our great state. without the women of texas we wouldn't have had that great ability of excitement and spirit that we have in texas. i grew up in texas and i think everybody is like us. i moved around the country and the world. i realized that other states do not revere their history quite like we do. they do not require state history, but of course we do. and i think it is the beginning of the interest that we see in our children. passing it to the generations is very important. i also saw something th

congregation and my faith will keep me on the straight and narrow. >> mccullough's passenger, judith bailey, suffers less severe burns and makes a recovery as well. but the steam pipe explosion is blamed for the death of 51-year-old lois bemeric, a human resources executive from new jersey who dies from a heart attack. more than 40 others are injured. an investigation concludes heavy rainfall and leaky pipes caused the explosion. the city orders improvements for new york's vast and aging underground steam system to prevent a similar catastrophe. >>> coming up -- nearly 10,000 volts of electricity on the loose. >>> caught in the crosshairs of a terrorist attack. >> it felt like the car was lifted off the ground and landed with a thump. >>> a dance floor turns into a black hole. >>> and a tv news helicopter becomes the lead story. >> oh, no, no, no, no! >> when "caught on camera: on the edge of death" continues. [ musick ] i knew there were a lot of tech jobs available out there. i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to make one of those tech jobs mine. we teach cutti

lisa bailey from oakland bay area breast surgeon says aside from breast surgery some have opted for active surveillance. which means annual visit with their doctor. >> thanks, kate. and jolie is not the first celebrity to two under that procedure. other celebrities who have had a double mastectomy include kathy baits and christina applegate. and talk show host montel williams. >>> a critical meeting of the america's cup event in san francisco take place later this afternoon. the review will involve studying events that led up to the artemis capsizing and what safety changes may be needed. >>> the father of the 12-year- old murder suspect to our east says he will not believe -- or he will continue to believe his son is innocent until he sees evidence that proves otherwise. the boy is accused of stabbing fowler to death in their home. the father planned to speak to reporters today but canceled the news conference. >>> the search continues for a nine-year-old boy area girl reported missing from her family's vacation home up in lake county. michaela lynch is autistic and unable to speak. she i

and we would like to thank pastor bailey from the church and for an allowing us to have this construction site on their parking lot. thank you to baptist church for today's celebration as well. thank you very much let's now take a moment to hear from our library neighbor. it's always wonderful to celebrate with poetry. i would like to introduce alejandro -- >> thank you. you cannot imagine how happy i am here today. i remember whether the opera opened and what a day with the community and with the bay view opera house and the bay view library here, anchoring this community with our young people with hope, with poetry and literacy, that this will be the new creative center of san francisco where poets, artist and musicians are welcomed and can find to spirit to change the perception of the neighborhood as the reverend said . i want to offer a program, the initiative to create murals with poems of your people all over this neighborhood and that will be one of the projects i hope to launch in the coming months. now full permit me i will do a poem in on of the bay view library. >> "today i'm

november 16th, 2009, aaron bailey and his son aden are on the way to aden's school when the train stopsoors open and little aden clutching his father's hand steps out on to the platform and that's when the terrifying ordeal begins. >> i had him in my hand such as this and he exited first and as he was exiting he pushed the handicap ramp. >> aden pulls the handicap button on his way out of the door which causes it to close right on his father's hand. completely separated from his son it's now a race against time for aaron to get off of the train. >> i frantically tried to push the open door button and they did not open. being a father i panicked, not knowing what to do i pushed the emergency intercom button and there was no answer. >> a young woman who witnesses the incident even pushes on the outside of the door in hopes it will open. but it's no use. in a matter of seconds the train begins to pull away from the station tearing apart the father from his 3-year-old son. while aaron helplessly rides to the next train station the kind bystander pulls aden to the side and waits with him. aa

lillian that bailey not -- little lana bailey not believed to be alive.nvestigation in kansas. jenna: a long sensational try bring as guilty verdict for jodi arias as we wait to see if the jury will recommend the death penalty. harris is looking how much the trial cost the taxpayer because there is price in all of this. >> there is a huge price in all of this, jenna. 19 weeks of drama courtesy of the taxpayers of maricopa county, arizona. that sent them back 1 million $887,000s. that is the low end. the tab is still open because does not include jail or court costs like today's proceeding to determine if she will get the death penalty or life in prison. i reached out to the district attorney's office to see what the final bill could look like. i'm still awaiting word on that. but at one point word that the defense attorneys did not want to know the price breakdown and it could impact the attorney/client privilege and right to fair trial. it came out on the stand eventually. two experts hired by the defense and paid by the county revealed in their testimon

the bay area and peddling through the south bay, there will be a 19 mile time trial that starts on baileyinishes on metcalf road. on saturday the racers will begin in livermore and continue to danville and end at the top of mt. diablo state park. >>> the golden state warriors facing much win situation tonight at oracle arena. the warriors held their shoot around this morning in preparation for tonight's game. they trail the spurs 3-2 in the second round of the nb playoffs. if they lose the season is over. if they win it is back to texas for game 7 on saturday. the warriors say they don't feel as if they have their back against the wall. >> we are not in that mentality right now, so it is a huge opportunity for us and we are excited about it. like i said we feel like if we play the way we are supposed to play we should be in good shape. >> again tonight's game in san antonio -- rather in oakland at the oar a kel arena starts av 7:30. >>> the sharks could lose a key player for the rest of their series against the kings. on tuesday night sharks forward torres hit the kings jarod sole near th

. >> reporter: rebecca bailey was a therapist who worked with dugard. >> what saved her was an earlyher to go into something with a strong sense of self. >> reporter: which suggests whatever sustains a person during captivity is what they build on once they're back in freedom. elizabeth smart, for example, whose abduction from her home in 2002 when she was 14 was a national story. >> in the history of world, i don't think a little girl has been prayed for more than elizabeth smart. and we thank you for answering those prayers. >> thank you. >> reporter: freed nine months later, she has managed in many ways to live the life she had envisioned before her ordeal. >> it is possible to move on after something terrible has happened. and that we can speak out and we will be heard. >> it's not based on age. it's based on, you know, their character, and their real goal to not let this predator defeat them. >> reporter: but neither is blind optimism necessarily an advantage, because it can actually trip up a person who thinks that rescue is always imminent when it does not come. alternatively,

yes, in an hour 45, more than 100 of the world's top cyclists will be heading down bailey road from them lab in south san jose. fkuát trial. they will end up with a grueling climb up metcalf motor park capping off what you mentioned will be stage six of the amgen tour of california. some of these cyclists will be on bikes made by specialized bicycling headquartered down the street from us in morgan hill. this morning they unveiled their latest tool in bike design, a wind tunnel built specifically for testing bicycles. in the past they had to rent time at airplane tunnels. those are too fast, too big, this is ideal, right for slower wind speeds like 30 miles an hour, which can help engineers build a bike with better wind resistance, cutting through theñ air, sensors to measure side force and drag. what's remarkable is how such a little change in design can make such a huge difference on the road. >> it's down to 2 grams. like standing on the bathroom scale holding a paper clip. except the difference is turning sideways and measuring drag as opposed to gravity. >> multiple bikes with ride

the 19.6-mile course will start on bailey avenue at the ibm silicon valley lab after noon. the finish line is at the santa clara county motorcycle park on metcalf road. this is day 6 of the eight-day event that started in southern california. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live in san jose where riders are gearing up for the big race. cate. >> reporter: good afternoon, frank. in less than an hour, the cycling pros are going to be out on the streets of san jose and fans will be lining up to send them off. there's a lot of activity already going on right here. we know there are already racers out as part of a charity race. and although these 400 are professionals as far as they are concerned, they are already living the dream. amgen tour of california is here in the bay area. >> whoo! >> reporter: it kicked off with charity riders getting a chance to test out the big boys course. >> i'm really excited to be here to take part. i feel like i have been able to do the same course that the professionals are doing. >> reporter: the charity race has been part of the tour every yea

so, it gives me great pleasure to announce our new director is collin bailey who is the deputy director of the museum and the curator of the department. the selection committee spent a great deal of time looking at what direction to pursue looking for a great director, we spent months before we found john buchannon, and i think that john did that for us admirably and we did in fact become the great exhibition museum. our next step is we believe to focus on our own collections and elevate ourselves intellectually and to have a leader who was a scholar and known internationally as a scholar and someone who would elevate this new museum in our direction and art in this museum now exhibition based on the collections we have and further the name of the fine arts museum in this area, i think there is no one better than that collin berry, he's knowledgeable in every area of art, not just european art which is his specialty. he's a very delightful person and i know our staff will love working with him. i think he's watching this somewhere in the world. collin, whenever you are, i can't wait to

and clara bailey and her mother- in-law are now the seoul survivors. her -- sole survivors. her neighbors have disappeared and she sees this as a welcome escape. >> fire hazard. the rats. the trash. people doing their personal business on the side of your house. peeing. actually having bowl movements on the -- bowel movements on the side of your house. you have to smell all that in the summertime. >> reporter: now the city has over 16,000 vacant buildings and about 10,000 of them need to be demolished. coming up we'll hear from one homeowner who wants to stay put at 6:45. reporting live at federal hill, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> dozens of parents went back to school all to get ready for prom. maryville prep is requiring teenagers and their parents to take an alcohol education class before prom. very few schools in the state do this. the girls got their lesson yesterday morning and it was mom and dad's turn last night. >> come to me like this just makes parents more informed. sometimes they're not really sure what's happening out there and you kind of get a pulse when -

. >> reporter: good morning, we're here on bailey avenue.rt of in the middle of the course where you see a lot of crews and activity going on here, people are setting up. you can see tents right there. this is all for stage 6 of the am general tour of california. it's an individual time trial. that blue structure, there's actually a ramp coming down there and that's where individual cyclists will take off from, and they're going to be taking off here and coming down bailey avenue. that's going to start right at 1 p.m. this is america's longest and most prestigious and professional cycling stage race and for the first time in its eight year history the race is changing direction and cyclists are traveling from southern california to northern california. the race began in escondido on sunday and they've been making their way to the bay area. san jose is the only city to be a host city in all eight years of this race's history. this stage is actually 19.6 miles long and it features a steep strenuous 3-kilometer climb up to metcalf road towards