this is baxter black from "out there." >> baxter will join us again in two weeks. until then, check out his work on line at backserblack.com. up next, a trip to the pacific northwest for tractor tales. plus our country church salute. we'll be right back. al joins us now with tractor tales...what do you have for us this week? john, we're headed to washington state to check out a unique d-19. >> al joins us now with tractor tales. >> we're heading to washington state to check out a unique d19. the owner was more than happy to make it a part of his collection. >> i gotta 1969d19 turbo- diesel. it was the 39th to the last one off the assembly line out of wisconsin. i was on a chaumers discussion forum and saw this guy out of minnesota who had the thing. i talked to him about a year ago about if he wants to sell the tractor. he didn't. i bugged him about three, four months ago and said, do you want to sell the tractor? i said name your price. and he did. it was not where i wanted to go, but i got it in my collection, so i was pretty excited about that. what's unique abo

this is baxter black from out there. >> baxter joins us again in two weeks. until then check out his work online. when we come back, track details and our country church salute. please stay with this week's tractor tales. >> we are back with track details, but before i get started, we have of friend was because dfive cap, and if you can help them rebuild it, let us know. >> distractor has had some changes after it rolled off the assembly line, changes that the owner says will welcome additions. >> it has the eight front wheels on it. i don't know if that's the usual. i know henry ford at his with the model change, so the 826 wheels could be original but i can't verify that. the cap is probably an aftermarket built for board that is made to fit the tractor. they are quite rare, rare and i have tried to find this one and i happened to stumble on the data tractor show. i got walked up and we got to talking about boards and he told me that he had something and might be interested in. it's the old four-cylinder ford, it's been very dependable. they have lasted man

so, again, judge lee baxter, retired from the san francisco superior court bench. [applause] >> thank you for your kind words. i have been away for a while, but i certainly enjoyed my time on the bench, particularly at the hall of justice. i love the community of attorneys there and the community of judges. i'm glad to be back today. i'm also very delighted and honored to be participating in our fabulous panel which i will introduce you to in just a few minutes. before we begin, though, i wanted to say a quick few words about a tony serra story. i don't know if tony is still here or not. he probably is not. but i did want to tell you about this because i think it's important because it embodies something about tony that maybe you don't know. and maybe he'll watch the video of this and hear what i have to say. i was appointed to the bench in 1987, and i was assigned to a misdemeanor trial court, civil, actually. the very first trial, jury trial, that they sent to me was a simple assault misdemeanor case. and when the attorneys -- when i found out who the attorneys w

so, again, judge lee baxter, retired from the san francisco superior court bench. [applause] >> thank you for your kind words. i have been away for a while, but i certainly enjoyed my time on the bench, particularly at the hall of justice. i love the community of attorneys there and the community of judges. i'm glad to be back today. i'm also very delighted and honored to be participating in our fabulous panel which i will introduce you to in just a few minutes. before we begin, though, i wanted to say a quick few words about a tony serra story.

ambassador of uruguay, frank baxter. and the only man to start two fortune 500 companies, eli broad, a lot to talk about there. and you know the controversy over the transcanada pipeline? well, transcanada issuing another route option. will that get approved? will the pine line finally be built? we have the head of transcanada's pipeline division also coming up as well here from the milken conference. just absolutely horrible 75 degrees sunny weather, los angeles, california, mandy. >> i really weep for you brian. fantastic lineup by the way of guests. we're looking forward to it. in the mean it's the last day of april and stocks are lower. is this a sneak peek of the old sell in may and go away? the dow is just about break even for the month. a decline in april would snap the dow's six-month winning streak. the s&p 500 for its part on pace for the worst month since september and poised for its first down month since november. as for the nasdaq, currently looking at its first down month since december. and april is histo

nicholas baxter, a perfect feed. tied at 2 and going into the third.to go and the forgotten superstars which home the shot. over time. three minutes and come up baxter gave them one way at center ice. racing to the net. the bruins even the series. the game 7 is wednesday in boston. sullivan turns it over. that one gets ripped home purifiers take a 1-0 lead. in the second, fires on the rush. his shot just kind of hangs around the neck and it is poked home. the 5-1 win, flyers win the series, 4-2. spring cup in the heartland today for the s t p 400. he had the best car for more stood the day. 45 laps in on pit road, a.j. had the lead, but the pickup allowed him to take the lead. with 31 to go, denny hamlin gets by going low. hamlin held on for his second win of the season. true >> without a win in dover. please stay with us for a check of the forecast coming up right after this. so to save money, i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... st

i would like -- i will be available to speak to you more. >> my name is michael baxter. i work for the department of public health where i have been for 25 years and i direct youth programs and primary care. i'm happy to see that burden high school this year, we actually implemented eight hours a week in the pilot program and it is going badly as the. i would like you to support this resolution. this is an amazing time. and i have worked for the district for decades at this point. and i'm thrilled to be working with this team and the people in the health programs office. i know i'm going to exceed my one minute, but i do want to let you know that we are currently working on a project where we are hoping by the fall of 2013 to have a fully implemented program in all of the high schools where the unified school district is working with the department of public health and with the cbo. the school district cannot do this alone, and i think the school district recognizes this. which is why we see it coming in and working collectively. i know that kevin is going to work with m

nick baxter playing for the first time since january 3rd.e missed 40 games because of a concussion. jake beagle in front, caps up 2-0. but happiness short-lived. the caps blow a 2-0 lead for the first time this month. pokes the puck under the stick of roman and we're tied at 2. final minute of the period, montreal on the attack. remember the guy who injured nicholas baxter? he gives up his body to make the save. that's impressive. the game stays tied at 2 after regulation, and overtime, we go to a shootout. matt hendricks, sweet moves. perfect 4 for 4 in shootouts this month. then alexander with a chance to win it and he does. the caps win 3-2 and take sole possession of the eighth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference. here's a happy head coach. >> both teams, you know, in the building here it was rocking pretty good, and we came out really well because of that, you know, with mickey back and everything, jumped out to an early lead. it's one of those things where then we just sat. oh, we did it. we have to learn from this and mov

baxter was not demonstrating the correct way to work on a truck. he was making fun of his inability to do it. i don't think anyone got the message this is okay because baxter does it ; i probably still should have stopped the taping put in another episode. that was my error. maybe this reply will help remind people of the stupid ty of what they saw for a few seconds. thank you for the reminder. as always we want to hear from you, send comments to mailbag at united states farm report.com or leave us a voicemail. for all of us, thank you. be sure to join us again next week.

grow as much over the next 75 years lucky boy in japan treasured soccer ball back thanks to david baxtern a remote alaskan i that 16 year old misaki murakami thought he'd lost his ball for good wash away and tsunami after david baxter on beach over one year later wipe translated japanese translators that able to track down misaki murakami and returned the ball. misaki murakami says he got the ball of third grade class before transfering to another school special ball. jim ramsey seven day forecast >> tonight 46 degrees in chicago. after day again below normal temperatures at this moment across the country continue to reflect quite impressive heat wave of west very chilly. look at this system out of minnesota clotting us over tomorrow producing passing rain shower. most of the rain fall on this chart coming down on wednesday afternoon and evening thanks to showers and thunderstorms seven day forecast 10 degrees from the luck. >> good news bruce springsteen fans the boss another wrigley field concert september 8th after september 7th show sold out in less than an hour last weekend tickets

baxter missed 40 games. how do you truly come back? make a splash when you make -- missed three months. if you are backstrom the backbone of the team -- he scored a knuckle shot in double overtime. alex ovechkin will get right in front of the net. he gets it right past thomas through the legs. this went through double overtime. he would find backstrom whose courts the game winning goal. they take home ice advantage tying the series at 1. >> they are going out and battling. as playoff hockey. as how you have to do well in the playoffs. >> the capitals will hold an optional skate tomorrow and monday. >> thank you. >> still to come, the science of coffee. what is a brewing in your brain would take a first step. >> the food and drug administration is warning of a salmonella outbreak in raw fish. a reaction from sushi restaurants and customers. >> new details on the tainted sushi's gear. >> yellow fin tuna from a california plant is to blame for a salmonella outbreak. what local restaurants are doing to keep you safe. >> at tara temple, che

mike baxter scores. for-3 mississippi was the final. let's go to baltimore the yankees and orioles.astball to aaron jones. he dials long distance, left field, it is gone, home run. the yankees get their first win of the year. the wizards beat the bobcats by 28 points. let's go back to charlotte. we pick it up in the first quarter. the wizards got 67 points from the bench tonight. martin was there as well. the wizards had seven guys. 113-85. the capitals had a little extra pack in their step this morning. -- pep in their stock this morning. you can tell if it's playoff time. everybody starts with a clean slate. the players are more focused and they are energized. >> it is a grind battling with your opponent. you start hitting them. -- hating them. it is the best game in the world. >> let the playoffs began. his music video making fun of himself went viral. it all goes to charity. how do not like a guy named bubba? [laughter] living his dream. he said he'd changed his first ever diaper. it's all this week, we are giving away the i.p. -- vip tickets to see a taping of jeopardy at const

baxter plummeting because the fda is requesting more information on the company's joint immune system disease drug in development. down grading to market perform but research firm believing the sell off is an opportunity to buy shares of baxter which are down more than 6.5%. why not end with make-up and toys. it's monday. privately held, cody, that owns avon. investors aren't moved to the upswied that offer. avon shares down almost 2%. mattel selling off big time, almost 10% after toy maker showing disappointing earnings. hot wheels sales not so hot. and barbie as well. i made sure my mother hung on to every last one of those barbies. >> and you still have your ken doll. thank you, courtney. >>> treasuries rallying again. seeking out relative safety of u.s. debt. rick is in chicago with the details. rickster? >> thanks, michelle. >>> this is a chart of the emini s&p futures contract. shadow boxing all morning a. >> with we notice how retail sales, weather issues, housing sentiment index, all affected not only the equities but of course interest rates. here we are virtually unchanged,

baxter international fell 11%. its parnl plunged after drug regulators in the u.s.asked for more information regarding an experimental drug they're working on. >> every e they'll and facebook posting is a source about you, and there's a big rush to mine all the data for potential business uses and profit. that brings us to the word on the street. daa. big data. ken rogers follows technology. how does this big data push differ from all the other information pushes? >> tom, we have so many buzz words. it refers to vast quantities of unstructuredidate a. i mean data that fits naturally into data braces that could be e-mail messages, power pointed presentations, audio, video, social media, and it's a hot space and one that's really going to grow. >> tom: one of the first ones in the space was ibm. they didn't invent it, but got their arms around it. $200 a share. ibm is a forerunener this, isn't it? >> sluemgts. >>idateda supplies the devices from a company that ibm bought in 2010. this was a smart move by ibm. ibm even sold off in the last quarter. and in addition to t

nicholas baxter is a hero from washington as the beat boston 2/1 in double overtime to tie the seriesmes each. the warriors has shut down this season and it looks like the team's leading scorer david lee will join them to today groin injury. one of the nine warriors to suit up this afternoon in los angeles. the clippers are in town. the clippers jump down to a 24/5 lead but the warriors fought back and made things interesting it. thompson ties it at 66 with two of his 24 points. the clippers pulled away again in the fourth. paul steals the past from eight robinson and leaves it for eric. the finish with 28 points and 13 assists. the clippers when 100 12/1 hundred for. the warriors need to finish in the bottom seventh to keep their traffic otherwise it will go to utah as part of the market's marcus williams trade. jerry rice was part of the field for the nationwide tournament at stone grave but withdrew after going 23 over through 27 holes. his troubles are not due to a lack of practice, he has in trying to master all for over 20 years. >> my trainer brought some clubs out, and a few g

sweet pass by rich baxter. he beats thomas for the goal and we are tied at 2.forward now to the third period. things not so good here. alex yemen with the cup. alex ovechkin making things happen for the capitols. o.b. ties the game up and we are headed to overtime. in o.t., just a couple minutes in, baxtrim turns it over. kyle sagan for the game winner, 4-3 is the final score and we are going to a game 7. >> i don't think it's going to be easy. it's going to be a 50-50 game. we can see how we play every ga game. it's going to be decided this year, and again, we'll just have to play. right now it's always sad, but tomorrow is going to be a new game. >> all right, it's all on the line in game 7. >>> meanwhile, the penns and flyers going at it. less than ten seconds in at the top of your screen, claude jerau. the flyers set in their tone very early this one. 20 seconds later, the flyers win the battle for the buck, and guess who? it's jerau beating mark flurry. 1-0, philadelphia on top. second period now, flyers up 2-0. soft defense by pittsburgh. eric gustafsen t

nicholas baxter is the hero from washington as they beat boston 2/1 in double overtime to tie the series at a game each. part of the field for the nationwide tournament at stone grave for the third year in a row but he withdrew after going 23 over and through 27 holes. he struggles not due to a lack of practice, he has in trying to master all for over 20 years. >> my trainer brought some clubs out, and if you golf balls and i tried to hit the golf ball, i could not hit it. and i became obsessed with the game. and just sort of hitting golf balls. i would go to work in hit golf balls in the morning. and after work hit golf balls. it is a great game. it is one of those games that will humble you big time because you feel like you've got it, and you could have one or two bad holes beckham pretty much and up costing you. >> the philadelphia soul hosting the saber cats. throwing seven touchdowns, philly took control in the fourth and held off a late rally and san jose to win 61/55. they drop to 3/2 this season. hbo is focused on the 49 years as part of their series hard knocks. no one enjoyed

also, kathy baxter from the child abuse council who will talk about our child assessment there that is in the process of being developed. >> afternoon. i worked at the reilly center. i would first like to thank you so much for having this forum open. there is a lot of passion in the room. i would just like to say that i am thank all to have the opportunity to collaborate with family and children's services for all survivors being exposed to violence. together, we strive to develop training, policy, and procedures that allow protective social workers to successfully and holistic we identify, assess, and intervene in cases of violence where a child maltreatment has occurred or is likely to occur. our collaboration seeks to improve the perception of domestic violence and child maltreatment with the families we serve. i say this piece because many times in the direct service i do, my families are very scared, very fearful, and it is nice to be able to say that we're here from the community and we are working collaboratively, and if they do not want to talk to the protective social worker,

city itself, rather than sfmta, may issue debt, and based on march 15, 2012 analysis completed by baxter and carly

david baxter and his wife were out on the beach and found this ball, they gave it a look and saw japaneses. they translated it and found that the name belonged to a kid who attended a school that was struck by the tsunami. they were able to track him down. >> where did it go? >> in alaska. >> man. >> the writing on the ball. >> that's incredible. >> all right. >> warmer tomorrow we hope. >> little bit. little bit. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really makes you happy are new places to fly. now you can fly southwest airlines' new nonstop service from bwi airport to atlanta. book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. ♪

and past danny espinosa and mike baxter to second and third and scores and espinosa gets that down and to the third. he is a tough baseball player. >>> and daniel murphy, the base hit to right field and that is in front of jason werth and now 2-2 on the season. >> and that pitch was a good pipe. moving fast on the hands and -- enough to get the outfield and that damage was done beforehand. >>> ozziego rain was suspended for five games for lauding fidel castro. he doll what he can to repair relations with the cuban american community. i'm dave feldman, that is a look at sports. brian, back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> and you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. fantastic night. go out and enjoy it. we'll be back at 10 on the news edge at 11. see you then.

almost picks off mike baxter. gets stuck on third. very next batter, this -- is the game.t's the little things in baseball. daniel murphy. gets the game winning hit. the mets come back to beat the nationals. 4-3. nats, 2-2 on the season. in baltimore, joe girardi, 0-3, yankees, visiting 3-0, orioles. os down 1-0. crushes the pitch few of right. his second of the year. we're tied at one. brian mattis, season debut. yankees have two on the board in the inning. here is another. derek jeter to right. career hit, 3,093. russell martin comes all the way around from first to score. the orioles, drop their first of the season, 6-2, is the final. you know, very fun to make fun of the wizards/bobcats. two of the worst teams in the nba. i an not going to do it. i'll tell you the best team won. not here to make fun of people. wizards looking to make it 3-3 against charlotte this season. first quarter, up 6-0. bobcats turn it over. and look at him. taking it to the 10. wizards up 8-0, later in the quarter. wizards in transition. john wall. up to vessley, may be the new mcgee. a double-

last night against the canadiens, baxter was back after missing 40 games. 2-0.ut the canadiens would rally. top shelf to beat michael and we are tied at 2. this game goes into a shoot out. matt hendricks with the fake and the goalie doesn't bite but he goes upstairs. hendricks is 8 of 12 in a shoot out. the third shooter for the win, gorgeous way to end it. capitals win 3-2. they lead the sabers by two points for the 8th spot. looking ahead, the caps have three games left on the regular season schedule. on the road monday against tampa bay. back at home thursday against the panthers then back on the road saturday to conclude the regular season against the rangers. today gonzalez and the nats in jupiter. the double ties the game. top of the ninth, same score. this goes to the opposite field. danny espinoza will be waved home. it will be close, what do you think, safe, out. he is safe. the nationals edged the cardinals 2-1. a rarity of spring training, cardinals manager is out to argue. the nats played the final spring training game in florida against the red sox

9th, tied 3-3, daniel murphy facing rodriguez, two on, a base hit in front of jayson werth, mike baxterh the game winning run. nats beaten 4-3 and are now 2- 2. the mets are 4-0. >>> the orioles hosting the yankees, top of the 4th yankees lead 3-1. derek jeter to deep right, high off the wall, nick markakis with the relay. russell martin scores without a throw. the orioles fall to the yankees 6-2. >>> tonight the two worst teams in the entire nba got together, the wizards in charlotte facing the bobcats. washington won the previous two meetings but entered with a five-game losing streak. advantage? push. 1st half the wizards go to kevin seraphin who passes inside to james singleton for the duck. wizards in command by 15. later 1st half martin's long range jumper no good, but singleton there is for the follow. he had 18 off the bench. wizards were up by 20 at the half. 2nd half jordan crawford dives for the lay-in and foul, made the three-point play, crawford a team high 20. the wizards clobber the bobcats. if only they could play the bobcats every day, 113-85. >>> today the nfl upheld i

city itself, rather than sfmta, may issue debt, and based on march 15, 2012 analysis completed by baxter and carly llc, one of the financial advisers, if the finaf the city would issue approximately $75 million in certificates on behalf of the mta instead of the mta issuing its own $75 million in revenue bonds, the sfmta would realize debt service savings of approximately $860,000 over 30 years, about $28,000 in savings per year. our recommendations are listed on page 20, our recommendation is to propose the various changes submitted by the sfmta. and that you replace the ceqa language on pay five -- page 52 instead state and all the proposed projects have now received categorical exemptions, in accordance with ceqa requirements, that you amend the proposed requirement 11.3 0.31 to require the comptroller's office work with the sfmta to report back to the board of supervisors within six months. after the series 2012 issuance of costs and benefits of using outside financial advisers using in hass city debt management staff and sfmta's initial bonn references, you amend the 11.3 0.41 resol

last 48 hours the capitols have voiced their disapproval of the leagues decision to suspend nicholas baxter and they accused the bruins of going after his head. the bruins of course not happy with the accusation but you can make your own sageses, looking at this video but it's pretty telling from monday night. nevertheless, his teammates continue to come to him. >> we felt like he's protecting himself and making sure that guys were taking liberties on him and as a result he gets punished for it. >> i did what i had to do. i think it was stupid on my part and i've got to deal with it now. >> wizards hosting the bucks tonight playing the role of spoiler and enjoying it. the bucks jennings misses a jumper and the rebound and coast to coast for the layup, he had 14 points, 10 assists and we're all tied up. fourth quarter, high scoring game and high scoring jordan crawford tying a high season 32 points with the wizards beating the bucks 121-112. >> finally tonight robert griffin iai, here is a look at the sports illustrated but check out the headline, who should go first? i bet i can guess who t

plus the nhl released its decision on baxter. sports is next. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >>> now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> redskins fans time to make your travel plans. the nfl released the full schedules this evening, and the redskins have some exciting matchups, including a thanksgiving day showdown in dallas. the first time for the skins on turkey day since 2002. but that's just one of the few great matchups. the redskins open up in new orleans. the home opener september 23rd against cincinnati. and division al play starts october 1st. the buy week is week 10. then 10 days later monday night football at fedex against new york. i asked our redskins experts what matchup

that's right i think that's for the formal judicial authorities secondly i didn't like the idea that baxter could possibly have criminalized young people who were quite innocently doing loading films and music and so on in the publicity of their own homes. like this or this should only be for commercial purposes or commercial purposes or very weakly defying the other concern that people have about because it was negotiated through a five six year period behind closed doors the rights holders seem to be involved in that discussion but the civil society did not seem to be proud about this question and most of the members of the partly didn't really understand what they were signing up for i mean the british house of commons had a one lying reported article which said that i did not read a debate on the floor of the house of course. as an aside i actually demonstrates the importance of european fall in the european decision making process because without the european part i would probably know below. care of today's i'll be back with the headlines in just about love moments and right after tha

the last really major scholarly statement on the monitor i think i had been 1933 when james finney baxter wrote his classic "the intruction of the ironclad warfare." brodie in 1941 -- actually forgetting -- "power in the age of steam," i think. and there had been interesting forays through the '70s. jim delgado who is around today had written some nice stuff. bill still had written a couple of pieces on the captains and the builders of the monitor. a lot of teasers, but very little kind of reevaluation of what was this ship, what did it mean in the history of technology, in the field of the history of technology, which i'm notionally in, there had been almost nothing. and that was a field that kind of had merged in the end -- after world war ii and the cold war to think about, technology and culture. and it seemed like there was time for a reevaluation. i dived into the library and looked around. and sort of took this dusty old topic all by myself. and began to look at what might be said that was new. now this photograph, which i'm sure is familiar to all of you and is the cover of the bo

deadly baxter it's just really take a look at the scene of the crash site at the moment it's very little really for investigators to be going on all that surveyed visibly is the tail end of the plane craft which report shoots from the snow crucially here they have managed to find the black box which recorded the last moments of the flight and hopefully just think clues as to what went wrong well as we mentioned the fact that the plane wasn't sprayed with antifreeze could have led to the tragedy aviation analyst chris yates who's based in manchester in the u.k. says defrosting is obligatory if the plane is being flown in harsh conditions. you know whenever you're flying any type of aircraft in hostile conditions. very bad weather is a hostile condition and it's incumbent upon the captain of the aircraft to take precaution before taking off. early in. the frosting. ice. for a detrimental impact of severe impacts on the safety of flight. controls . the aircraft as well so if it proves out. it wasn't the highest good for taking off. one of the potentially one of the primary causes of this tr

and all the private companies, rush presbyterian hospital, northwestern hospital, avid, baxter, wallgreens, they'll develop the curriculum, train the professors, who will train the students so they will be experts to be in the 85,000 jobs over the next decade that will come on health care. we're also one of the centers in the country for health care i.t. l one is helping train workers for the area of health care. we're doing that in transportation, distribution, logistics at olive harvey. the other fields will be professional services, culinary and hospitality, i.t., and then also in the advanced manufacturing, because right now in chicago we have about a thousand jobs in the chicago area that are open in the industrial maintenance area. and we don't have the skilled workforce to fill them. those are people that fix the computers and make the advance producted that secretary and fred talked about that get exported around the world. and one of the brookings and mckinsey reports showed while chicago lost manufacturing jobs it held its own in advanced manufacturing area. if it held its own, h