thank you for housing in the bronco heights neighborhood center -- in the burn all heights neighborhood center -- in the bernal heights neighborhood center. [inaudible] lastly, but certainly not least, and i want to thank my staff. [applause] [inaudible] they really make so much happened. with that, i will hand off to mike so people can introduce themselves -- i will hand off the microphone so people can introduce themselves. >mayor lee: good evening. my name is ed lee, mayor of san francisco. [applause] i want to thank supervisors campos and kim. i'm here because supervisor campos is doing his job. when he was part of the board of supervisors who appointed me to this position, i promise to do the best job i could as interim mayor, which means that every mayor, whoever he or she may be, needs to be in district 9 and in every district of our great city. [applause] [inaudible] tonight, the topic is about our very serious budget, and i wanted to have that conversation with you because we are beginning that process already with all of our city departments, and conversations with different a

richard sherman the seahawks, and mike mohamed will be a bronco. congratulations to all.ream come true. >> for the giants, pablo sandoval's mri showed a broken bone in his rightist. surgery is planned thursday. panda was hitting .314. taking on the nats. tough day for teddy root. time tough day for jonathan san chesms walked two batters in the first inning alone. the nats are up 1-0. in the third, showing some pop. the backup catcher drills one. his first home run of the season. game now tied at one. good-men un2-1. bases loaded for adam la rube. brian wilson on a full count gets him swinging. >>> in oakland, on ricky henderson bobblehead day, ricky through out the first pitch. new father kurt suzuki can i hits one out for his daughter malia. in the third, michael young answers. two-run shot of his own off fred didn't ore sin. 3-1 texas. anderson not sharp in the fifth. cruz, three-run bomb. 6. anderson gave up seven runs. the sharks show game one from detroit with a 2-1 overtime victory. red wings led most of the day but joe pavelski tied it up in the third period and se

double your pleasure, mike nicco will drew us to juno denver bronco's quarterback tim tebowalks about his new book "through my eyes."his love of the game... i knew i loved football before i even played it. and his courageous mother... your mother's pregnant with you, there are some complications. your mom, she had a choice to make. but at the end of the day, it wasn't a choice for her. it wasn't a choice. she was never going to choose not to give me a chance. on the "700 club," tuesday at 9 a.m. >>> today at 3:00, on 7live son pruning. >> and men memorial day signals the start of summer but open season for crooks. michael finney says what police say that makes burglars' jobs easier. >> these stories and more later today. >>> and what you get is with today's perfect pet. >> absolutely. we got couple friends they brought along and double the pleasure today. >> good morning. >> who do we have here? >> this is dino, miniature pincher but he loves toys and plays with the ball. good boy. he is only two years old. she ready for adoption. this is tami, a little girl and she is chihu

and from cal to the denver broncos. dream come true. >> the giants will be without pablo sandoval after anry showed a broken wrist. giants hosted by the nationals today. a tough day for teddy roosevelt. watch this face plant in the presidents race. in the third, whiteside showing some pop. the backup catcher drills one. his first home run of the season. g-men up one. bases loaded for adam laroche. brian wilson gets him swinging. a's and rangers in oakland. ricky henderson bobblehead. ricky through out the first pitch. kurt suzuki hits one out for his newborn daughter. malia's first home run ball. in the third michael young answers with the two-run shot. texas up 3-1. it gets worse. top five anderson facing nelson cruz. see ya. the a's fall 11-2. >> sharks take a 1-0 advantage over detroit. we hear from the men and teal, and canucks and predators went to overtype of >> mike: the sharks stole game one from detroit with the victory. the red wings led most of the game but little joe pavelski tied it up. the sharks don't bea

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the real star that maybe you're not as familiar with was a guy named bronco billy anderson.e's considered to be the first true cowboy western star. his history is detailed in this book here written by historian, film buff dave keene. good morning to you, dave. >> hello. >> reporter: how are you? >> good. >> reporter: you know, i think the one thing that i always wonder, you hear about how many films were made here. 350 in four years. >> yeah. >> reporter: why wasn't this hollywood? why didn't this become hollywood? >> well, there were a lot of companies making films, mostly in los angeles. even by the midteens, there was a lot of concentration in los angeles. it's just that things just didn't quite work out in the bay area. >> reporter: and bronco billy, who was a partner in the s & a, the a for anderson, decided to shut things down and that was kind of it. it was just a four-year stint? >> that's right. there were other companies that worked in the bay area but s & a was the biggest and the best. >> reporter: and when you come out here in the theater, you still run silent m

and mike muhammad was taken in the sixth round by the denver broncos. >>> and as for stanford, the panthers made the final pick of the third round here. and then owen mursik is headed to cleveland. and richard sherman to chicago. and ryan wayland a member of the cincinnati bengals. >>> ben ferreiro didn't suit up in the first round of the playoffs. but luckily for the sharks, he was on the ice for game one against the red wings last night. >> ben ferreiro, back on it. rips it to the net. score! ben ferreiro, in his first-ever stanley cup playoff game. wins it in overtime. >> so cool if you're a sharks fan. so not so cool if you're a red wings fan of the sharks won five games so far in the post season and four have come in overtime. as for ferreiro, not a bad way to celebrate your 24th birthday. >> what is the reception like here in the locker room sorry if you've been asked before with so much media around you but what did the guys do? >> they're obviously very prá ety excited. they know it is -- they are obviously very excited. they know it is my birthday and the first game. and it is a co

mike muhammad was taken to the six round by the broncos. >>> as for stanford, the panthers made a final pick of the third round. and owen mursec to cleveland. and ryan wayland is now a cincinnati bengal. >>> and fen ferreiro didn't even suit up for the first round of the playoffs but luckily on the sharks, he was on the ice for game one against the red wings last night. >> ben ferreiro, back on it. and he rips it in. a score! ben ferreiro. his first-ever stanley cup playoff game. wins it in overtime. >> yes, the sharks have won five games so far in the post season. and four of them have come in overtime. they like playing more. as for ferreiro, not a bad way to celebrate his 24th birthday. >> what is the reception like here in the locker room? sorry if you have been asked before, there is so much media around. >> they are excited. they know it is my first game. my birthday. stuff like that. it was a pretty cool reception. >> i don't really remember most of my birthdays but i'm sure he will remember this one. >> can you think of any other birthday present that compares to this one? >> no

and mike mohommed was taken by the broncos.panthers made the final pick of the third round and owen is headed to cleveland. richard to seattle and ryan walin is now a bengal. more time needed in game two against the predators and the kunucks. and i fell into a burning ring of fire. all right, the track was blazing in virginia. i promise not to sing again if you stick around. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails. okay, mom's getting a phone. get mom a new samsung fascinate for $99.99 and unlimited data for only $29.99 on america's largest high-speed wireless network. verizon. would see the legendary randy >>> for all you fans, usc129 was the last time you would see randy catour. heavy weight champ fought lochita. he used a front kick that knocked him out in the second robed and i know you aren

been on pole for all the season four races was beaten by police to a second body australia and the broncos in a league of their own there is hamilton and jenson button the current the third and fifth is ferrari's fernando alonso in fourth and also tell petrov six but his team mates in the clyde felt much worse after his car was caught up in flames but this was webb his first goal since last august belgian grand prix he's already thirty eight points with in the championship . but i was pretty good just it was a growing up from my number one and above well number one what i'll say again three out of the stuff it's going to be very well he was annoyed. that i was more than i need to go off where england's luke donald and jameis martin kind of will play each other in the semifinals of the world match play championship in spain keep up their chase for the world number one ranking after lee westwood crashed out the thirty eight year old was the informed player after winning both his previous tournaments but he lost by one hopes of his ryder cup team mate ian poulter in the last sixteen respite w

three broncos living below for your media projects c.d.o. don carty dot com. can still. welcome back across time you know about to remind you we're discussing what's next for iran in light of the arab awakening. taking the. story. ok jonathan i'm going to go back to you in london we were talking about the nature of the syrian regime and opposition and who benefits when things go wrong there go ahead jonathan well i think it's important to note that what's happening in syria in the villages and cities of syria is not something that the americans are as to how rare it is or cooking up or even the saudis it is really an indigenous revolt against what i call a rule of about twenty five persons just about twenty five persons no more that have run that run this country like it's their own a.t.m. machine that's the real fundamental problem i agree that the americans and the israelis have been very slow and uncertain to support the opposition i think the saudis likewise but clearly the fall of the side would it would hurt iran and therefore you iran has every interest in portray

tend to mix up the slack so easily see how to think he did with the american flag behind him and bronco bamma with the russians like that once again happened today and also some positive words from proper obama on russia's excesses of the w.c.l. he believes dialogue on that needs to be intensified and of course something that russia and the u.s. have always cooperated on that is terrorism in terms about afghanistan and also when you speak about one of the most wanted international terrorist doku umarov who mr russell says are responsible for some of the most horrific terror acts in russia it was announced today in fact that the u.s. is offering five billion dollars for joko morris' that in itself is a very positive part of the us and us three sat right up through the news now with them live from the g. eight summit and. that's just the meeting between obama and relations between the u.s. and russia with democratic shishak. crist's latina who's working for us now in washington d.c. . so the two leaders have agreed that both countries they do need a missile defense system that is suitable

charlie chaplin himself used to come when he was making movies for a short time in this area and also bronco billy, the famous western movie star. laura, i'm sure you're very familiar with. >> oh, yes, of course, of course. i love watching those old films. actually they're very, very cool, it's a neat district to walk downtown there. more from fremont coming up but we're also covering the day's news. i want to turn to my colleague, marla tellez, who is live in studio with more. >> good morning, laura. it's 5:47. san jose police try to figure out what sparked a deadly shooting at a san jose state university parking garage last night. three people died, including the shooter. the fifth floor of the garage where the shooting happened is still closed this morning as the homicide investigation continues. >>> the 15-year-old boy accused of fatally shooting his friend in san francisco's bayview district will be arraigned this morning. the boy faces murder charges but he will not be tried as an adult. he's accused of shooting andy zeng in a silver terrace home just last month. the boy says they were

collection where you're right here and you see andy warhol but then you go downstairs and you have broncoon downstairs. it continues on and on and i can't talk more about this. this is a fabulous place. >>> here's a rundown of some of the stories we are working on. first, a time line of destruction. we are tracking the tornado's deathly path across joplin. >>> next, irish? is president obama a small town in ireland going wild as they embrace their native son. >>> then, a big announcement follow-up any minute now from former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. >>> also, we are looking at the major story here. this is parts of joplin, missouri. they are unrecognizable today. the tornado killed at least 89 people and has left devastation in its path. we're talking about a high school, a hospital, both severely damaged. officials are saying as many as a quarter -- a quarter -- of the buildings suffered major or significant damage. our cnn's randi kaye is taking a closer look at the storm as well as the aftermath. >> got it. there, oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: this is what the massive t

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