worth airport, but to bert brady, it doesn't matter.teran greets them all the same. >> we have to support them. we simply have to support them. they're our heroes, and more imimportant even than that, the wives and their families are our heroes. they suffer just as badly as anybody. >> reporter: today, brady and his thousands of fellow volunteer greeters, from boy scouts to veterans, were honored for their milestone by the army's top brass, general george crazy. >> oh, man, it feels so good. it's really wonderful and privileged to be there. >> reporter: every day in dallas, as many as 275 soldiers pass through the airport, coming home for rest and recuperation. >> welcome home, sergeant. >> reporter: we first caught up with the volunteers and the soldiers in 2007. >> it's just nice to be home. but i mean, we know they took time out of their day, you know, to be here. >> reporter: brady says some of the soldiers have become all too familiar faces, returning from as many as four tours of duty. but their attitudes never seem to waver. >> t

ryan clowe, who called out his teammates earlier in the week, got in a fight and bert of mike weber. buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, their coach became the 16th coach in nhl history to win 500 games. sharks dropped 4-6. and the folks in san jose, used to be a love aware, they were booing tonight. >> okay. >>> have a good night everybody. see you tomorrow.

. >> with hue as the head coach, if he is the head coach, i think the team will definitely be bert.job. i mean, everyone loved cable. he did a great job. he will do a phenomenal job as well. we will see. >> 49ers and raiders still with opening. john elway wanted to get back in the game, needed something to do, new vice president of football operations for the broncos. the team he took to two super bowl titles. he will go out and in a sense be responsible for re-building the organization. michigan fired their football coach today. and baseball hop of fame has two new members. roberto alomar. one of the greatest second basemans of all time. may have taken two shots at this because he is, of course, responsible for the 1996 spitting in the umpire's face. how about burt, he is a guy that had to wait 14 years. won 287 game, 60 shut outs. next year will probably be barry larkin. there you

en la clase del 2-mil once tambien entrara el inicialista bert bly-leven..laxy de los angeles landon donovan fue elegido por septima ocasion como el futbolista del aÑo...donovan recibio 203 votos incluyendo el mio en una encuesta realizada por futbol de primera a casi 200 periodistas en todo el pais..donovan es el maximo rompe redes de la seleccion americana con 45 goles en 128 partidos..memo ochoa fue nombrado por la federacion de historia y estadistica como el mejor portero mexicano de la decada el guarda meta de las aguilas aparece en la posicion numero 28 de la clasificacion mundial que encabeza el italiano gian- luigi buffon... el arquero espaÑol iker casillas esta como el mejor del dos-mil- diez... en la lista oswaldo sanchez ocupa el lugar 41 mientras que el conejo perez la posicion numero 44... aqui la lista de los mejores cuatro porteros del mundo... gian-luigi buffon en el primer lugar .. le siguen el espaÑol iker casillas.. el checo peter cech y el holandes edwin van der sar..esa es la informacion deportiva.. cesar regresamos contigo... ---gracias

. >>> roberto alomar and bert blyleven are welcomed to the baseball hall of fame. roberto alamar won ten gold gloves at second base. both players won two world series titles. >>> pittsburgh for one of the quickest goals you've ever see, don't blink or you'll miss it. right after the opening drive, malkin got behind the defense and scored, just seven seconds into the game. penguins up, 1-0. fans weren't even in their seats. funny moment in the second, lightnings steven shamcoat awarded a penalty shot. just him and the goalie, what could go wrong? sorry i asked. lost the puck and fell to the ice. stamcoats, one of the leading scorers in the league but you wouldn't have known it for that effort. it on the got worse for tampa. tampa lost it, 8-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> early today sports brought to you by lectric shave. >>> sean penn makes a very long-term commitment to giving his help to haiti. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, how valuable is a dry-cleaner that not only gets the stain

so from his perspective, maybe he was making it bigger and bert and louder than anyone else. but he wasn't living in a different world than the world that still exists. but to some degree, an argument can be made that they threw him under the bus to make it seem like they cleaned up the lobbying business. we just had an election -- jon le vits scene was me. tavis: you're pretty good. >> have it my way! tavis: what is there to learn -- i'm trying to put two questions together, what's there to learn on one hand and what's the challenge for you in teaching us what we think we already know about a story that's been covered in real life as much as this one has been covered? >> well, maybe i probably suspects for most people outside of the beltway or people who are absolute political junkies, most people don't tpwhow jack abramoff is. so you try not to make an insular film. that's number one. number two is to try to find a way to portray someone who has been in many ways turned into a cark i can chur into a -- caricature into a three dimensional human being. you try to portray some

bert's the rest was the saying of those the most important was to turn this building into a theater. but unfortunately with current climb up right now because of the tennis court above us weighs down on the theatre below it was actually built in the early nineteenth thirty's when the house was under construction. when the became the theatres artistic director in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he saw to it that the style of decorations in the auditorium and on stage was preserved as much as possible in line with the original design. it's ridiculous. so here you see this here is the coat of arms of the soviet union was pretty mild and actually those music sheets on the over there there are the notes or the saw at national anthem those things have survived actually to this day i see them as the most vivid maint of a great and tragic period in the life of russia just look at the columns the architecture and the imperial power demonstrated by this construction but there he kicked already. the government elite moved out of the house a long time ago. however having an apartment in the

tavis: we don't want to set rob bert duvall off. >> i remember i was doing a bridge off broadway. and i walked by the guy and gave him the finger as i walked by. i don't want to know. everybody entitled to your opinion. and you get feedback from people you respect, that letter brando sent me, he really responded to the apostle. so i -- i felt good about that because -- billy graham liked it. and brando liked it. i got it from the religious and the secular. i felt good. you know. >> when you said a few minutes ago, there's still more here before they wipe the drool off, you got more in you. >> i hope so. tavis: is there just more in you, which is pretty good coming out of you, is there just more if you or at this point do you think you're still getting better at this? >> i always told someone way back i would like to think of myself in the potential that i would get better. -- i was always a late bloomer. i'm still blooming a bit. i think that maybe when i was yucker -- younger and had to fight through since to get a sense of reality. i think it comes more easily and offhandedly. e

bert blylevan gets on the board going as well. >>> go daddy.com press conference.anica still learning the finaller parts of football. >> my husband is impressed with my increasing knowledge of the game. i know what an offencive line is now. >>> number 4. this line from o'donell. have a nice trip. see you next fall. >>> number 3, jay rich can still dunk with the best of them. a one handed alley-oop that helps the magic beat the bus. >>> another former warrior making the top five. jamal crawford. hawks beat the jazz. timely the tokyo marathon. keep your eye on the leader. about 200-meters before the finish. where are you going? he follows the t.v. truck around the corner. not the best time to be on auto pilot. he finishes in third place. the college he was running for ended up in 10th,, at 4:30 a-m. david >>> all right. planning on getting up and watching

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necessarily because of non-guilt and that made because we're proud of course the prosecutors have asked bert least six more years on top of his current sentence they got what they wanted but we may not have heard the last trial of the decade it is a go. go. well there have been protests across gaza with palestinians marking it two years since israel began a devastating offensive on to the area israel launched a massive air and ground strikes on hamas targets in two thousand and eight killing more than a thousand people well israel says it was responding to palestinian rocket attacks but it drew worldwide condemnation because of the number of civilian casualties israel blockaded gaza after it came under the control of hamas in two thousand and seven over what guards as a terrorist organization since then aid has been rigorously restricted and rarely reaches its destination as paula slipped has been finding out. israelis insist their economic siege on gaza is easing but they can't deny the border and international condemnation is heating up and asian aid convoy but politicians and activists fr

know what happened and they want to talk to my parents now because i think they're very worried now bert i don't they keep going to change. coming to school. i was supposed to fly from shooting me to go but now i'm leaving from domodedovo airport i'm not scared here and i don't have any other troops there what has been interesting to know in the comparison is welty the bombing last year is a real resilience of people they're not going to be terrorized by these people by these attacks are they getting on with things as best as they can to see that the stuff that we try to keep things running is effectively and smoothly and emphasizing that the main priority at the moment is continuing to ensure that they've every mission in place to ensure the safety of the passages coming in and out of the. surface donna summits among them based expert on terrorism and conflict resolution told me earlier that there are similarities between this attack and others carried out by terrorists from russia's restive north caucuses. well obviously the first impression is that this is. similar to others that have

know what happened and they want to talk to my parents now because i think they're very worried now bert i don't they keep going to change. coming to school. i was supposed to fly from should me to go but no i'm leaving from goma did or airport i'm not scared here and i don't have any other troops. what has been interesting to note in the comparison as well to the following last year was the real resilience of people they're not going to be terrorized by these people by these attacks they're getting on with things as best as they can is he said the stuff that we try to keep things running is effectively and smoothly and emphasizing that the main priority at the moment is continuing to ensure that they've got every measure in place to ensure the safety of the passengers coming in and out of these sort of reporting there from moscow's sheremetyevo airport thanks very much indeed for that update. we're going to reports that an italian and a french person have been caught up in this incident they have been reported to be among the casualties so far thirty five have been confirmed dead and on

almost bert was having a -- loom lambert was having a bad day when he sent out the tweet. season ten of american idol is here tonight. hopefuls will go before a new panel oaf judges made up of jennifer lopez and steven tyler who we spoke to yesterday and randy jackson. >>> in san francisco muni employees will still be able to park for free at least for now. the chronicle reports the municipal transportation agency is considering a plan to fine workers that fail to pay for a monthly parking permit. the agency says the issue could come up for discussion in the next couple of weeks. >>> time now 6:47. the commute is starting to pick up. >> it is. we have a brand new accident reported in hayward at 880 southbound at industrial. we are trying to figure out which lane it is blocking. right now let's take a look at the southeast bay. we already have slow traffic there on 237 just past 880. stop and develop traffic here. also getting word of a new accident here north of 85. this one is reported as a hit and run. moving along taking a look at northbound 24 that traffic is busy as y

so a bert reflection of the score, and you'll remember the president said he didn't want to do anything if it was going to increase the deficit. well, maybe we should look at a 20-year window to determine the full cost of the american taxpayer. >> that's really what i wanted to discuss. and after 10 years our state, florida, medicare funding goes back to the way it was prerescission. -- pre-recession. and a huge cost gets distributed to in such a way that it will take a doubling of our sales tax just to cover that portion of the bill. that's not in any way -- in any part of the c.b.o.'s score of a particular piece of legislation. so the overall cost to the local and state government which is going to sore in year 2011. >> will the gentleman yield on that point? >> yes. >> i appreciate his very thoughtful remarks. thoughtful remarks. we have obviously in response to the c.b.o. letter that was just received have a response that's been put together but the budget committee to the fact that ere is $2.7 trillion in additional spending that is included in this measure and i'm going to ask una

in 1991, he was appointed by president george her bert walter bush where he become career there there i do sol onlily swaer or affirm i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. i will well and dutyfully charge the office i am about to enter, so help me god. congratulations [applause] . the congressional black caucus of the 112 j congress. >> she has faithfully served in a very active period. >> please welcome representative barbara lee. >> want to take a moment to say to the chair of the foundation, congressman payne is to be sluted and congratulated. to our leader, congressman jim collide an, your sense of history and clarity of purpose and steadiness throughout the congress and this country. >> thank you for your krong leadership. jo the boldest, brightest and committed servants i have been gym each of you were extremely helpful. i have to thank you for theasome honor of serving as the leader forlt kau cause for the past two years >> my staff and the cbc staff over the past year. to ensure the cbc to ensure

the blue jays but also spent time in cleveland and baltimore among other stops along with pitcher bertbbie alomar will be formally inducted next summer. all of our baseball coverage here on nbc bay area along with our friends over at caomcast sportsnet bay area, we team up. you can watch sportsnet central every night at 10:30. that's going to do it from here. a lot going on with the 49ers. very interesting, that larry ellison buzz bringing the hornets possibly to the south bay. >> that is interesting. you are full of news tonight, raj. >> my head is exploding. >> so is ours now. >> thanks. >>> well, landing right into the history backs. the plane involved in that emergency landing on the hudson as inw fes a htial dnation. na >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news -- >> i am always someone that has had to watch my weight and struggled. >> but can you think yourself thin? doctors took a hard look at that question and made a very interesting discovery. it's the weight loss trick anyone can do. it can help you dream away the pounds tonight at 11:00 after "law & order svu" righ

bert lesman was willing to take a loss because they knew the german market was limited, and once you got into english, you were much safer. and they even changed their name to random house which sounds a bit funny in germany. but that was part of the purpose. the other purpose, of course, which is the basis of the business of books is that all of these conglomerates owned newspapers, tv stations, cable, etc., etc. and they made a lot more money than publishing had ever made. you know, publishing in all of western europe in the u.s. and england, etc., throughout the whole of the 20th century made roughly between 3-4% per year as an average taking the most commercial firms and the least commercial. you know, which doesn't mean that the the poorhouse. it was perfectly reasonable to make that kind of money. but it was not the huge gains that you made in other areas which were, from the most part, paid by advertising, of course, which is what kept newspapers at a level of making 26% every year. so the conglomerate owners would come, and they would say, look, you know, you guys are lovely

alex ham bert sent out a tweet that says he's homeless. the spokesman says he is staying with his sister while looking for a job. >>> the much-anticipated premiere of season 10 of "american idol" is tonight right here on ktvu. hopefuls will go before a new panel of judges, made up of jennifer lopez, steven tyler, who we talked to live yesterday, and randy jackson. the show kicks off at 8:00 p.m. tonight right here on ktvu channel 2. it's gonna be excited. >> yes, it is. >>> let's check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. >> right now, traffic is doing pretty well as you drive through most of the bay area. we do have some slow traffic that's typical for example, 280 as you drive the commute traffic is moving along okay and getting up to highway 17. no major problems by the way if you are driving on 17 or 101. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on 680 southbound heading out towards 24. but there is gonna be some s lowing. we have word from our regular who drive through there. it's always 24 -- it's always this

so a bert reflection of the score, and you'll remember the president said he didn't want to do anything if it was going to increase the deficit. well, maybe we should look at a 20-year window to determine the full cost of the american taxpayer. >> that's really what i wanted to discuss. and after 10 years our state, florida, medicare funding goes back to the way it was prerescission. -- pre-recession. and a huge cost gets distributed to in such a way that it will take a doubling of our sales tax just to cover that portion of the bill. that's not in any way -- in any part of the c.b.o.'s score of a particular piece of legislation. so the overall cost to the local and state government which is going to sore in year 2011. >> will the gentleman yield on that point? >> yes. >> i appreciate his very thoughtful remarks. thoughtful remarks. we have obviously in response to the c.b.o. letter that was just received have a response that's been put together but the budget committee to the fact that there is $2.7 trillion in additional spending that is included in this measure and i'm going to ask u

as of 4 this afternoon will see temperatures without bert forties to low 50s trade studied and see all lot. also at the end up lot will, in mid to upper 50s. in that bill today but if you added to the east bay concede temperatures on the cold side heading towards the antioch and livermore because you're closer. they're keeping it cool week-long. seven day forecast has the fog moving out probably after today. this will be the last day that we will deal any real dense fog. we're dreyfus and we're setting. tuesday, wednesday and there's a we have a slight chance of rain coming and to the next five between now and then, it'll be great. it looks beautiful. we're heading out to tahoe. let us take a look your ski report, kicking off at kirkwood, we have 94-92 in. with less oakland and 40 runs and disposal. the sure all entellus (94 runs open as well. end of last look as squaw valley. 120 in. lambastes the job. 170 runs, not to george. >> i look to your bay bridge toll plaza were things have backed up a bit, it is still slow from the east parking lot here almost to be 80 over crossing beat the

graves: americas deserve bert, end quote. then-senator barack obama. mr. akin: there's a big difference between senate and presidency. mr. graves: big difference. but he's absolutely correct that america has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. mr. president, here's your opportunity. mr. akin: and the interesting thing is, if you take george bush's biggest deficit year, which was when speaker pelosi was here in congress, which was twine, or was it -- was 2009, or was it -- yes, it was 2009. his biggest deficit was 1/3 of the first obama, which was $1.4 trillion. what's the connection between the quote and the action? i think what we need to do is take a very, very good look at what really is constitutional. mr. graves: the connection is, in his quote a failure of leadership. mr. akin: a failure of leadership. his own words. mr. graves: his own words. mr. akin: thank you, congressman. it's been a treat to have you here this afternoon. i want to run back to utah to plimy good friend congressman bishop. mr. bishop: thank you. i do appreciate the congre