so jason and stacy took her to the hospital where stacy worked in nearby baker city. >> we took her into the e.r. and said can you do a chest x-ray just because, you know, she's having this difficulty breathing and all of the swelling. we're sitting there waiting. please, please, please, have a normal chest x-ray. please have a normal chest x-ray. we'll take anything. we'll try our hand at something else. i don't want to go down that road again. >> did he say down that road again? >> the doctor walked back in. >> he said tell me more about sierra. >> sierra, yes. sierra is the binghams first born and they descended into a terrifying place. a place they knew too well. >> no family would having it through what we went through with sierra again. >> the incredible terrible journey that began here at the country paradise the binghams loved so well did not start with lindsay's stomach ache. it was six years before that. may 2006. the binghams had three children back then. stacy was pregnant with number four and 6-year-old sierra was at a t-ball game in town across the fields there. she threw u

. >> i went to the concert by anita baker at radio city music hall. 0, black/white. and the blacks were well-dressed, and she came out, anita baker came out on stage and said look, this is a show for the family. we're not going to have any profanity here. we're not going to do any rapping here. the band was excellent, but they were dressed in tuxedos. and, you know, this is what white america doesn't know, particularly people who don't have a lot of people with black americans. they think that the culture is dominated by twista, ludacris and snoop dogg. >> yes, this is the same guy attacking the president and the civil rights community on race this week. not much of a contribution to the debate, that's for sure. joining me now is david rock, founder of media matters for america, and joy reid is back with us. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> i mean, joy, how can you believe anyone, i mean how can anyone believe he is credible on the issue of race? >> yeah, i'm going to propose a psilojournalism. if you are shocked that people eat with kni

baker, not on [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you. >> i, i'm fairly new to the city. i've been here for four years, i've been cycling for about three. i used to /tkraoeuf a lot and when i drove i drove out of the city. now that i cycle, i can bike around the city, i can shop here and i can gets places, but i need safe streets. i need separated bikeways because i'm not comfortable to be fighting with traffic, i'm not that strong of a cyclist. i've only been doing it for a little while so it would be really great to have safe streets with separated bike streets for me to go visit friends and shop and everything. >> thank you. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> morning supervisors, my name is vince, i live within a block of misoni. i'm in opposition of this so called fix. these changes are intended to make safety improvements, but they don't /pwhr*eufr on this promise in many ways. with the project manager at the mta for the research they did on cycle tracks. this is a cycle track in richmond british colombia, suburban area of vancouver, absolutely nothing to do with

baker, not on [inaudible]. thank you. >> thank you. >> i, i'm fairly new to the city. i've been here for four years, i've been cycling for about three. i used to /tkraoeuf a lot and when i drove i drove out of the city. now that i cycle, i can bike around the city, i

. >> the city of detroit filing bankruptcy continues now with rick baker the mayor of st. petersburg florida. from april, 2001 mr. maker presents his thoughts on the revitalization of the cities and argues against the large government to solve local problems and what he believes no area of the city is underserved. >> not all parts of the city are going to be the same. you have some neighborhoods that have large houses and that's okay and other parts of apartment complexes and that's okay too but there are some things we should all have in common in the neighborhoods. they should be places when children can grow up safely where they feel comfortable walking next door going down to see their friend down the street, where the infrastructure looks okay on the streets and sidewalks, where there are not drug dealers hanging out on the street corner or prostitutes down the street. that is and how you and i would want to have to our children grow up and i know we don't want any of our children to have to grow up in places like that. they should vigorous restored on the street and a

police shot and killed him after they say he gunned down butch baker and elizabeth butler. the city$5,000, the amount it cost her to make repairs. neighbors say they sympathize with her saying it was important to get it cleaned up quickly so the community would not have to deal with the trauma. >> people had to slow down, put up the "no trespassing" signs because there were so many tourists coming by and making it a real uncomfortable situation. >> reporter: the owner said she was left to clean up blood and humane remains best lie law enforcement on her property. she said the mayor visited her yesterday and told her she put the item back on the agenda for reconsideration. we did reach out to the mayor this morning just to get an explanation from the city but we've not heard back from her. portinlive from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> berkeley police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. police found a man who had been shot just before 7:00 last night on derby street. the man later died at the hospital. police are interviewing witnesses b

city. i have to go out on masonic -- very dangerous. a lot of traffic. i think for the bicycles to be on masoni /kr*rbg is a very bad idea. i think baker street or one of the other streets -- i'm not a bicyclist, i walk, i take [inaudible] and i drive and i think other considerations should come into play here and i think it's a really good idea if you come to masonc and see the kind of traffic there is in the morning and in the early afternoon, early even /*f evening. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. good morning. i've living on clayton since 19 /# 8. in 25 years i've probably been across masonic five thousand times. i don't feel unsafe. the most unsafe thing is the curb ramps -- years ago and those are not been built. please disapprove funding. this would harm the quality of life because of the terrible congestion it would put on our neighborhood. /phemergency response time will be slowed down. the fire department has not analyzed this. parking lots >> i'm a third generation san francisco citizen. i'm here today for my father-in-law who owns two buildings on masonic avenue. we are both /tkpwepbs this project for the foll

of a santa cruz apartment complex are suing the city for damage caused by a shootout that killed two police officers. in february, sergeant lauren bakerdetective elizabeth butler were questioning a sexual assault suspect when he opened fire. both officers were killed. now the owners of the complex have filed a claim for nearly $5,000 for damages caused by the shootout. the santa cruz city council will discuss that claim tonight. >>> the hunt is on this morning for a hit-and-run driver who plowed right into a group of south bay cyclists. witnesses say the driver made it especially difficult for anybody to catch them after that crash. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in campbell with an update on this on going investigation. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. i spoke with campbell police this morning. they tell me they are still looking for this driver and asking for the public's help in finding him. they say he plowed into a group of cyclists. that's bad enough. the story, witnesses are saying, it gets worse. he actually turned off the headlights to the car and went around the corner all to avoid being

i always wondered why when i moved to other cities they had not been so friendly and everyone here was so friendly. i think that is colonel baker's legacy that lives on. he was friendly and the people who live in bakersfield are friendly. >> we went to disneyland a number of years ago when my daughter was six or seven and we ended up going to watch aladdin, the play aladdin. as we are watching the play, it gets to the part where the carpet takes off. my daughter, it was a magical moment. she wholeheartedly believed it was all magic through smoke and mirrors and the lighting. i thought to myself, this is in many respects how the market works. the things that we get right to make our markets and our society function. for example if i were to give you the option let's say you are going to be in an earthquake and i say it's going to be an 8.5 earthquake. you have the opportunity to be on the 30-second floor of a building in san francisco or in turkey. where do you want to be? istanbul turkey or san francisco? some of the things we do including regulations help make our life better. the vaccines that we do for each other and the diffe

city mayor's office of s among others.r eastern e at 9:30 a.m. on c-span ii. the alliance for health reform lowering lans for medicare spending. they include joe baker and the h care experts from kitzer family foundation and the bipartisan policy center. begins at verage 12:15 p.m. eastern, also on >> it is a really new way of thinking about the way people are going to consume television in the future. access today to without a cable connection, just using the internet. the key element is a micro antenna. think about how you use to have

city suers, they had outhouses. no police roamed this area. it was a month man's land. >> more on the black oak kiss. african-americans who my grated to bakers field california from the south as we explore bakers field this weekend on book tv and on c-span 3. our series first ladies influence and image has travelled to historical sites associated with the women who were called first ladies. over the next couple of hours we'll visit some of those places. before george washington became esident, while he was away fighting the war, martha ran their plantation and their home. when george washington was a way fighting the revolutionary war, martha washington ran their plantation and their home, mount vernon. >> it is clear that martha arrived at mount vernon in 1859 and there was a lot of management that she had to do. when she married george washington, she brings with her to mount vernon 12 housemates. that is really almost unimaginable luxury. these are slaves that are for the most part, not field labor, not producing crops, which is where your income is coming from. they are doing things like cooking, serving at table, clean the house, doing

cities and have not been so friendly? everyone here is so friendly. and i think that is colonel baker's legacy living on.was friendly and the people who live in bakersfield our friendly. >> we went a number of years ago when my daughter was six or seven, and we ended up going to watch aladdin, the plate a latin. and as we're watching the play, gets to the part where the carpet takes off. my daughter, it was a magical moment. she wholeheartedly believe that was all magic the smoke and mirrors and the lighting, and i thought to myself, this is a new specs how the magic of the market works. we don't see other people who prepare everything, to make the market workers like my daughter didn't understand all the preparation that went into making that magic carpet ride happened to me people don't understand the things that we get right to make our markets and our society function. so for example, if if i were to give you, let's say you were going to be in an earthquake, 8.5 earthquake. you have the opportunity to be on the 32nd floor in the building in san francisco or in turkey but would you want to be? turkey

a van used for the city's homeless outreach program slammed into several parked cars on california and baker. police say it appears the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. >>> a sonoma county supervisor is out on bail, accused of trying to break into a woman's home in santa rosa. 32-year-olds efren carrillo was arrested. a woman said someone was trying to break into her bedroom window. when investigators got there, carrillo was wearing underwear and socks only. >>> in november, the interior department refused to issue a permit that would have allowed the continuation of farming by the oyster company. a rally is going to be held at 2:30 tomorrow at the waterfront restaurant in san francisco. >>> prices of gas are expected to go up in the next couple of weeks. the reason? some experts say unrest in egypt has cost the price of crude oil to rise. here in the bay area, here's what it looks like to fill up. in san francisco, $4.11. oakland, $3.96. in san jose, $3.94 to fill up. >>> several bay area cities are gearing up for a new bike share program. the program is expected to get underway

all at different points baker accounts at different points but every single one of them wanted to recreate their success by the marker that makes our city successful by owning a business so in action id impacts us but without it we will do all that we can't. >> i would just add something we have been working on this is coming together a community based organizations and and, labor, the sheriff's department cover the mayor's office to come together to have a discussion amir of principles in terms of immigration reform and also to have comprehensive immigration reform to bring the workers out of the shadows 40 percent of those are business owner so liberating as the economy to the surface a and i think the most conflict to come together to figure out what the city's needy and it might differ from silicon valley or salt lake city or new york. those are the conversations we need to step up to have to understand where we have the common ground 100 words, a 200 words than that alone can be the guide for us what we started to do to build a collaboration of services or education for not just the immigrants in our city and belgrade really import

baker. >> yes, not good. >> and it was once the mighty symbol of america's industrial strength and now detroit is the biggest city for bankruptcy, and we will go to the motor city shortly. >>> and we will talk to the head of vf corporation eric wiseman and try to get out of this friday with the minimal pain, and at the meantime, it looks like a 40-point down on the open. we will be back in a moment. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." >> detroit has become the biggest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy and the filing puts the city on an uncertain course which could mean laying off municipal employees and selling off assets an raising fees and our reporter is there this morni