really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at how hard it is for us to strive to keep our theater is going, etc. i like to think that i'm not struggling quite as hard, personally, but what i mean by that, the intention, the commitment. particularly, to produce works that would not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture women of color artists. i think that is something that has not shifted for me in those 25 years, and it is good to see that brava remains committed to that kind of work. ♪ >> when people talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go from what

. >> you can have a policy that gives carte blanche to the employees to intervene anytime anywhere that they think is suitable but on the other hand, in my judgment, they shouldn't have a policy that is so strict that the employee cannot do the right thing. >> safeway says it is looking at surveillance video. >> lawrence is here to talk about the weekend and i guess is kind of a blustery day today. >> i'm excited, we have a solar eclipse this weekend and it will be spectacular. around the bay area today, the wind will be weeping outside which will be the main story. plenty of low clouds and fog this morning. temperatures right out into the fifties and as we get towards the afternoon we'll probably see '50s and '60s at the coast. mid to high level clouds come through but behind that the wind will really be kicking up. temperatures in the coastal areas in the fifties to 60s. that is a look at the weather. >> there was reports of a fender bender but no injuries and it is blocking toll lane number three. we cannot see it on the cameras. in the meantime, traffic is so light and are not any m

. >> we can't have a policy that just gives carte blanche to the employees to intervene anytime anywhere that the employee thinks is suitable but on the other hand, in my judgment they should not have a policy that is so strict that an employee cannot do the right thing >> safeway says it is now looking at surveillance video of what happened. >> the man accused of killing a berkeley homeowner in february attacked a sheriff's deputy and broke his jaw. the 23 year-old allegedly hit the deputy yesterday as he tried to put chains on him to transfer him to the hospital. the deputy will be out of work for six weeks. to wit is charged with murder in the beating death of a 67 year-old man. >> we're just getting started, fighting against tuition hikes. >> house students compared it to prison. >> the link between coffee and living longer >> facebook will probably creat, ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is..

they could come in here with their corporate lawyers and get carte blanche. i have worked for 42 years, three years for the city the changes needed in this society are revolutionary. and the power -- we need the money and the power of the people in this country to help the seniors, and the youth, who do not have much of a future. i trust the u.s. and the working people of this society to change things, not this board of supervisors. >> i am really fed up with the city of san francisco because i got evicted from my mother's house, and her mother got evicted also. i will let you know who these people are. they have city hall records of the city and county. they took advantage of my mother. the real-estate your -- the real-estater who took advantage, my mother paid her own home. it got me in trouble because i tell the truth. the house was not sold. it was a scam. people are squatters and -- i have documents that he is not the owner of the house. and i cannot see my mother in the hospital. byrd said chong says she is a conservatorship and she is a fraud and a con

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for derby -- 40,000 people went for the annual blanching floating ceremony.ore than 3000 were set afloat at sunset. some of them honor loved ones who died while others are prayer's for peace. they're collected and clean for next year. the messages are burned at a temple during a chance. >> that is a beautiful picture. >> the weather is so calm there. >> it is why. >> come back to us. >> things are going to cool off but it will be gradual. tomorrow was not going to be -- i do not want to raise your expectations but by thursday should be nice and comfortable. thunderstorms or the eastern shore. that is what we were dealing with and now those downpours are moving across the eastern shore in down to cambridge and caroline county and about to move toward sols. as well. as we mentioned, there is one of last line of showers out of pennsylvania toward western maryland. that will break the heat wave and it is still a little ways off. even the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. so far, precipitation totals are a lot lighter at the airport and we have had. just ab

so i said to him, i said, if the president were to give you cart blanch and you could come up with any policy that would help the united states of america be more competitive and do a better job in manufacturing and just be more competitive in the world, what would you recommend, without blinking an eye, he said you need a department of trade. he said you've got a department of education, you got a department of health and human services, you got a department of this and that, you need a department of trade. and it doesn't take rocket science to figure out what he was getting at. we have got to get very aggressive. so it's not just reorganizing, it's reorganizing for the purpose of being even more effective and aggressive in knocking down trade barriers. we americans tend to be the good buys. we tend to be the big brother that lets little brother nip at our heels. we can't keep doing that, those days are over and they have been over for some time.

just like no one blanched at all when michelle back man backed mitt romney who was stayed to be the next thing to evil a few days earlier. most of the labor supported one. some laborers supported other and after the election they'll take out i think scott walker. he's had billions of interest. they brought things in and he's still very, very unpopular. he is permanently unpopular because he took on and a tacked workers and rather than creating jobs that he told the population he was going to do. the other thing is the last time we took out two of those republican sen senators and you should remember this. the four races that occurred. an obama won that state by 4%. these four senators won their senate seat bias an equal number. they were safe senate seats we took two of them out and the total vote was on those four senate seats. we had little over 50%. they got 50 plus in two seats and we have more in the other seats so in the highest poor performing districts they lose two seats and barely hold on to one and another wins. you'll see a couple more senators go by wayside this time and wha

now the money is away from the parties. >> tom davis, blanche lincoln, thank you both. >>> wall street is kicking off a short week that ends with a big moment. the jobs report. the market rundown is next. first, today's trivia question. who was the first american to win a nobel peace prize? folks, it's easy but i figure it's vacation. tweet me the answer. the first correct answer gets a follow monday from us. the answer coming up on "the daily rundown." co services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ helping you do what you do... even better. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natu

this is sharp contrast to what happened last night on blanche as street in the mission district. i talked to an activist who was there by the name of michael collins who explained how it got out of hand >> last night was pretty wild. there was supposed to be a dinner or a rally or something like that and as soon as we stepped out of the park the vandalism began and it got pretty wild pretty quickly and people were breaking off left and right >> he says it is too hard right now to put all the groups into one group, it is simply not very accurate. there is a a black it block tactic where people wear all black. there are anarchists to cause trouble but so far it has been relatively peaceful. there is a gentleman on the roof with a brick in each hand and he is throwing it into the crowd. he is throwing bricks into the crowd and trying to hit the police. i don't know if anybody got hit but he has his face covered so police could not identify him and behind this person there are police up on the rooftops of the buildings around him. that is the first really violent tactics we have seen

we have a crash in howard county right along the northbound lanes of route 108 at bed blanch road. that's a look at your timesaver traffic. back to you. >>> we're hearing the frantic 911 calls after police say that a mother stabbed her 8-month- old daughter. it happened during a social services visit and abc2 news linda so joins us with more this morning. linda? >> reporter: megan, there were several frantic 91 calls placed after the baby was stabbed. kenisha thomas stabbed her baby in the head and neck. it happened last week. thomas remains in jail without bond. the baby pretty diamond was released from the hospital on monday. >> okay, just stay with me okay? where's the baby? >> the worker got the baby, the baby has a knife in her. this baby -- she is real dangerous. >> i know, just calm down okay? all right. is the baby completely alert. if you don't know say i don't know. >> i don't know. >> where'd she stab the baby? >> in the neck. >> in the neck? >> yes. >> the governor plans to visit later this morning to thank the workers who responded quickly to save the baby's life. lind

as he said, i never gave carte blanche to grow operations and to those kinds of things. i think perhaps early on people thought that things would be a bit different. in fact, federal law is what federal law is. >> uh-huh. so this is from arena alexander from the criminal policy administration. i strongly support federal funding of syringe exchange programs. can you tell me what i can do to demand congress reinstate the spending? >> i think the understanding around needle exchange programs would be helpful. this goes back to that debate that i tried to characterize almost exactly in the beginning. there are people that say, well, if there's a needle exchange program, that means that more people are inclined to use or continue to use. you know, i've spent a lot of time in this business. i've never met someone addicted to drugs that said because there's a needle exchange program i'm more inclined to continue. not at all. on the other hand needle exchange programs can not only help reduce the issue around infectious disease, when those programs are in operation they also pro

need permission for all rallies here in russia and if it doesn't happen then the police have got blanche to step in and what he's saying here i'm watching this you're watching it there is some violence on the on the front line is that when those barricades you can see the protesters trying to push that line forward towards. police on the left side they're responding with battens. it's not the clearest of shots if you no idea of the kind of aggression down there is the police are trying to get a hand of it and the protesters trying to make their voice heard as well if you just joined us you're watching these live shots here on. you watching pictures of what's happening just outside the kremlin in a place called square if you're not familiar with moscow it's not too far from the kremlin and of the said it is the scene of russia's first major protest back in december over the disquiet about the country's parliamentary elections then when a lot of people from the opposition said that it was fortunate this day they had been expecting for a long time of course the day before putin was expected

the "washington post," a larger than life man, and a man who gave his reporters at that time cartÉ blancheb woodward and carl bernstein. this is bob bradlee speaking just a few years ago. >> i was there for a moment where i guess you felt, gee, i need to know-- >> well, i knew he worked in the justice department, and i knew he was right. you can never take anything right. >> after nixon resigned. >> someone said to me, do you actually know his name? i said no, i doesn't. it occurred to me that was dumb. we had a little chat and i got his name. >> we kept his secret for more than 30 years. >> yes. >> i didn't tell my wife. >> michael: now a new book entitled "yours in truth: a personal portrait of ben bradlee" went written by jim himmelman is out. it questions a little bit about bob woodward and his reporting. jim, thank you for being on "the young turks." jeff, one of the interesting things i wonder if a ben bradlee like figure exists anywhere, if he's really something of the past, someone who would have free rain as woodward and bernstein did? >> gosh, i think he's such a product of his y

that's blanche and blue boy yesterday. this one hatched on thursday, but already we are told had the run of the park. that has to be one heck of a sight in person. looks beautiful just with the pictures. as the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge approaches, organizers plan to organize a human chain this morning in the shape of the golden gate bridge and the number 75. this is your chance to become part of the historic salute to the landmark span. a live look at the beautiful bridge right now. up to 3,000 people wearing orange or red clothing to match the color of the bridge will be gathering at 9:00 a.m. three hours from now. be there. a human banner expert will organize everyone and put them in place pour a photo to be taken at 11:00 sharp. the image will be captured by aerial photography for future generations to admire. you can be a part of that. nice weather for that, i'm thinking. >> lisa: yeah, the baby -- >> terry: you are still on the swans? >> lisa: yeah. a couple 8 tos inland today and we will hold the fo

. >> you cannot have a policy that gives carte blanche to employees to intervene anytime anywhere ofyee thinks is suitable but on the other hand in my judgment, you should not have a policy that is so strict that an employee can't do the right thing. >> safeway says that they're now looking at the surveillance video of exactly what happened last month. >> we now know more about what happened the night in neighborhood watch volunteers shot and killed an unarmed teenager in florida. the autopsy report shows a single gunshot fired inches away from the skin killed trayvon martin. an emergency responders told cbs news that he's all wounds on martin's hands looking as if he had thrown a punch. a doctor says the shooter had two black eyes and a busted nos. racial minorities make up more than half the babies born in the nine states for the first time ever according to newly released census estimates for 2011. still the annual population growth rates for hispanics and asians fell sharply last year and are about half of what they were one decade ago. >> we have been talking about a for the las

. >> green beans already have been blanched. olive oil. add your garlic. >> of course. >> balsamic.r that over your veggie? >> pour it over the green beans, correct. >> coming through. >> these are great for you. >> how did you cook the green beans? >> you just boil them. this is only 60 calories. >> that's really good. that's delicious. mmm. >> of course, dessert. we can't forget dessert. >> your chicken's awesome. is that low calorie as well? >> yes. 211 calories per serving. >> what is it? >> lady fingers. lowfat yogurt. raspberries. >> i like the spicy, too. >> has a little kick to it. >> if you don't like spice, you don't have to put it in. also my cookbook works with -- at the back of the book is a nutritional guide. all the meals are calorie counted. weight watchers. it works with gluten free diets. >> look at you. fancy. >> excellent. good job. >>> up next, she never promised you a goody bag. the author of a new book. >> amazing. >> it really is. >> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> jennifer gilbert is a successful event planner. but unlike her business, her life has not al

sister blanche cannot be annoyed with business details right now. >> martin: by the time he played lieutenant steppenwolf theatre in his hometown of chicago, and starred in productions from "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" to "of mice and men." >> sinise: that was my destiny and you cheated me out of it. >> martin: but it was lieutenant dan who changed the course of his life. >> sinise: the movie opened july 4, 1994, and about two weeks after it opened, i got this call from the disabled american veterans. they wanted to give me something for playing lieutenant dan, for playing a disabled veteran. >> martin: the award is now on the wall of his offices in l.a. that's talking very specifically about lieutenant dan. "nor will we forget that character's heroic struggle to rise above his anger to become not only successful, but an unequivocally good human being." >> sinise: there were 3,000 people in this ballroom. those that could stand were all standing, giving me an ovation, and i was, you know, i... i was so moved by it and really caught off guard by the emotion. >> martin: what do you think i

blanch them so they're a little -- still have a little snap to them. in salted water. some tear-drop tomatoes. right now, those are just getting yummy. we're going to spice them with a little bit of chili pepper. >> ooh. >> a little bit of rice wine vinegar. that's the acidity that will kick it out. a little bit of garlic. >> a little bit? >> some salt, of course. salt it up good. and fresh ground pepper as well. we have the chili pepper in there. >> so you don't want too much. >> and then sesame oil. a little toasted sesame oil and extra virgin olive oil. now what we're going to do with that is a little bit of toasted peanuts. and now what we're going to do, robin, is we're going to toss this -- it's very, very simple. very clean. very light. and really yummy. just a little different twist to go. >> how beautiful that looks. we have one down. excellent. >> so that's one. >> and now the one with the avocados and tomatoes. >> hi, buddy. how are you? >> you get right in there, huh? now, summer tomatoes. as the summer progresses, they're going to get even better. what we

yesterday morning they were brought out onto the pond for the very first time by their mother blanchblue boy. the city's recreation and park department is asking visitors to stay away from the swan family so they can safely bond together. >>> your time now is 8:27. and celebrating the achievements of some special high school seniors. the program keeping inner-city students on the right track. >>> firefighters tackle a 3- alarm fire inside this business on oakland auto row. you can see they are still working on putting out the hot spots. coming up we will tell you what firefighters discovered inside the burning building that's led to a po investigate-- a police investigation. my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that lasts. ♪ >>> a building on oakland's broadway auto row goes up in flames overnight and more than just fire damage was found inside. welcome back to mornings on 2. i

about, because of what has gone on, with these two homicides, you do have a right, don't have carte blanche right not to stop at all but you have a right under our law to put your flashers on, drive a safe speed and proceed to a lighted, populated area. martha: that's very important information right there. so joining us on the phone from jackson, is warren strain. spokesman for the mississippi department of public safety. so, warren, two brutal killings, a 47-year-old woman and a 74-year-old gentleman on the way to pick up his grandson at college apparently got pulled over or pulled over for some reason. at least one of them was robbed. and both of them were shot and killed. >> yeah, it is a terrible situation for both of those families. our hearts go out to them. we are pursuing, to say we have little to go on, martha, would not be accurate. that district attorney made those comment monday. he is not directly involved with the investigation but we do have several leads that are being pursued at this time. evidence collected at both crime scenes is being processed. >> do you feel any level

because of what has gone on with these two homicides, you do have a right -- you don't have a carte blanche to stop at all but you have a right under our law to put your flashers on, drive a space speed and proceed to a lighted, populated area. >> reporter: drivers are being used to use their cellphone to call 911 to confirm the traffic stop is legit. in a nearby county the sheriff's department there says unmarked cars will not be making traffic stops until the investigation is over. a relative of one of the victims told fox a wallet and purse were stolen. it is worth noting that the two victims did not in any way know one another. now those two families are linked forever by tragedy. jon: that is really an awful, scary story. middle of the night you get pulled over, what are you supposed to do. >> reporter: very frightening. listen to the advice of authorities, be cautious. go to a lighted area. you can call 911 if there is any uncertainty about who is stopping you. jon: thank you. jenna: to the hunt for a missing person, there is a search happening right now in the mountains west of burba

. >> but james, blanche lincoln, arkansas, exact same thing, conceived as a liberal democrat -- >> shet in the general. >> right. >> can't beat in the general. this is an entirely different thing. entirely different thing. she won the primary. this is what happens. so when you fear becomes that you're going to be defeated in a primary, that is an entirely different kind of behavior as the fear you're going to get beat in the general. that's an entirely different thing. >> extrapolate that for me for what congress is going to look like. does it mean if everybody -- >> hasn't won the general yet. >> so -- >> this may not -- >> polls are showing he might -- >> let's be clear. this election may actually not change the balance of power in the senate anyway. in fact, indiana was trending red anyway. republicans likely wouldn't have lost the seat. so hitting their 50 mark and taking back the senate, this has brought the context of the senate -- >> mourdock? >> can we draw a chart? >> that's going to change something to begin with. and it's not a given that the republicans are going to win the

was nominated to fill the chicago district court judgeship opening by the senior status of judge blanch manning. mr. tharp currently is a partner in the chicago office of mier brown, coleader of the security enforcement practice. born into a military family as the son of a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. he attended duke university on an rotc scholarship, received his undergraduate degree suma cum laude and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the marine corps. jay tharp served active duty with the marines for six years, achieving the rank of captain earning the navy achievement medal and the navy midshipman's award. after his military service, mr. tharp attended northwestern university law school, serving on the law review. upon graduation, he clerked on the seventh circuit, then worked as an assistant u.s. attorney for six years in chicago. after his tenure as federal prosecutor, he joined mayor brown where his practice specializes in complex commercial litigation and criminal investigation. he has received numerous recognitions. he served as adjunct professor of trial a

nominated when the judgeship opened up after judge blanche manning took senior status. a partner in the office of mayor brown where he is coleader of enforcement practice. he was born into a military family, very proud of it. son of a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. j. tharp attended duke university on an rotc scholarship received an undergraduate degree summa cum laude. started, served on active duty with the marines for six years achieving the rank of captain and earning the navy achievement medal. after military service he attended northwest university law school, graduated magna cum laude, served on their law review. upon graduation he was a clerk for judge joel phlom of the seventh circuit and worked as assistant u.s. attorney in chicago for six years. he joined mayor brown where his practice has been in commerce commercial litigation and criminal investigation. he received numerous recognitions, served as adjunct professor at university law school. in short, j. tharp is a picture-perfect nominee for the federal bench. he has the callifications to -- qualif

outspent by the republicans if donors don't start giving to the super pacs who can sort of spend carte blanche lots of money and that is the key. we might not be able to win if we can't much the republicans spending is what they're telling their donors. jon: erin mcpike, from "real clear politics". always interesting to see where the money goes, right? >> exactly. jon: thank you. jenna: speaking of money the president of afghanistan says thanks a billion, and then some. president karzai expressing his gratitude to the president and to all u.s. taxpayers for all the money since the war began. was that the most diplomatic thing to say? we're going to talk a little bit more about that. also our future and our relationship with afghanistan with our national security analysts, kt mcfarland in just a few minutes. jon: an emotional scene in court today as a former rutgers student awaits sentencing in a webcam spying case that ended in tragedy. jenna: mount everest claims several lives over the weekend as the spring climbing season gets off to a deadly start. more on that coming up. when we got marrie