. >>> bryan stow celebrated his 44th birthday on sunday. they put up on the website a surprise party at the hospital where bryan stow has been since his release from san francisco hospital back in october. nearly three dozen family and friends celebrated with bryan stow, he spent hours eating talking smiling and blowing -- smiling and blowing out candles. two men have been charged in that attack. >>> a sonoma couple is asking for help to keep open the ranch they have kept open for 30 years. they were able to lease back their property but now the new owner wants to sell the ranch. unless they can come up with $500,000 they would have to leave. >> ultimately we would like to consider doing tours in the community outreach. >>> 40 horses have become the main attraction for alzheimer's and they want to continue their work with kids and seniors. >>> right now 4:51, pg&e, the items they are asking you to keep away from their power lines. >>> plus san francisco officials are asking you to stop doing something at noon to honor one man in the entire

bryan bedford. another day, another delay in fixing the greek debt crisis. workers there walked off the job today to protest new austerity measures. the strike came as greek politicians postponed a meeting to review a tentative deal between that nation and its creditors. despite the greek drama, u.s. stocks closed up slightly. the dow added 33, the nasdaq and the s&p both gained two points. >> tom: despite reassuring words from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke regarding support for the economy, the chairman also had a warning for congress. he told a senate panel no deal on tax cuts soon threatens to slow the economy. the payroll tax cut is set to expire at the end of this month, and the bush-era tax cuts are scheduled to end by 2013. both have been major sticking points in congress, and many lawmakers are still at odds over how to handle them in the future. >> i don't know exactly when the uncertainty would become a factor, but surely as we get closer to january 1st and congress hasn't given a clear roadmap on how it plans to proceed, that would certain

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member. timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> ti

and here at the intel booth at the consumer electronics show we are joined by brand manager bryan deaner of intel. mr. deaner, what is intel introducing here at the 2012 consumer electronics show? >> guest: well, peter, we actually have a pretty exciting show this year. i think the big story for us is really about the experience that the consumers really have. and intel really has great technology and products that really power a lot of the, um, the new ultra books and smartphones, and some of the things we're going to talk about we really have sort of the brains behind these technologies. we have a really interesting reason to be here in that we're really the innovation of the industry. >> host: well, mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultra books. what is an ultra book? >> guest: ultra book is all about mobility, all about take what you kind of know about performance and computing and really putting it in a new, a new style and a new design. >> host: are these ultra books here? >> guest: these are all ultra books right now. >> host: they look like laptops.

we're looking forward to it. >> adam jones, nick markakis and bryan roberts. >>> another one of thoseeautiful february sunsets. temperatures today up above average. 44 degrees at bwi. winds are north at five. it is a dry cool breeze to finish out what are becoming one of those longer and longer periods of daylight. let's talk about some of the southern snow time lapses, pretty good coating. watch it melt off as more and more ground and rooftops are revealed in the february bright sunshine. still a little snow in richmond. lower eastern shore quickly melting off through the afternoon. no question about that. just outside of salisbury where they did get a good coating. baltimore itself, basically the story nothing but sunshine where we did not see so much as a flake fly out there last flight. if you did see one in the baltimore area you blinked and missed it. crystal clear, dry. that's going to hold up. tomorrow the mid-part of the week. temperatures comfortable, mid-40s to 30s west. ocean city at 40 degrees. i just want to show you the humidity has dropped significantly, so very dry ai

. >> do we have bryan chu yet on sound? we don't.word from the control room. >> sorry. >> he's the first asian-american -- what is his first miss in the nba. >> he might be the first taiwanese american. not the first asian. >> we have bryan on the phone. we are going to go to the phone. we have you. bryan, tell us what place jeremy has in both your american -- asian-american cultural history and in the nba. >> he's an inspiration. you have all of the young athletes to dream to play in the nba and myself growing up playing basketball there is a ton of support among the asian-americans and to have him to continue to believe even though when he was young he would hear i'm too short 0 and too small. you have someone who believes in himself and had the support of his parents and was able to take it to the next level to get to the point where he basically went undrafted, unnoticed, bounced from team to team and the fact that that he is able to lift the asian-american community, not just the chinese, taiwanese, filipino, korean, everyone el

bryan stow's familiar -- bryan stow's family described a party where they celebrated since his releasen october. his family said he spent a countel of hours eating and blowing out the candles on his cake. since the beating two men have been charged in his attack. >>> bart is policing a structure which expected to be community or the yenned. this will -- community oriented and it will help them provide a more targeted response. >>> if you are getting one of those balloons for valentine's day make sure you hold onto that string real tight. look at this, a power line arcing after one of those balloons floated into utility lines. they cost more alone and they can cause serious injuries along with knocking out power with wide stretches of the community. 300, i never would have done that. coming up at 6:00, going back to sal, sal? >>> it is getting busier in contra coster county and santa clara county and this commute looks good, if you want to jump ahead getting into the valley, it should be a nice one for you, also 680 southbound, heading down to the bottom of the hill, no major problems a

here at the booth at the consumer electronics show, we are joined by bryan deaner. mr. deaner, what are you introducing here at the 2012 electronics show? >> we have an exciting show. the big story for us is about the experience that the consumers have. and intel has great technology and products, power books, smartphones and we are the brains behind these technologies. we are really the innovation of the industry. >> mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be an ultrabook. >> it is all about mobility and taking what you kind of know about performance and computing and putting it into a new style and new design. >> are these here? >> these are all ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there are a couple of things. it starts with the intel second generation core processor and the heart and brains of the ultrabook. while it has the full performance of a traditional laptop, it is anything but traditional. you have a really sleek design and elegant design. they are all manufactured to be less than one-inch thick and they are responsive. and in our l

>>gary: nba history in philadelphia, called the bryan surpassed shaquille o'neal for fifth place all- time in scoring. a day after the super bowl the raiders made it a little bit of news. there are very used to coach for the 49ers, he is our new defensive coordinator. he has a master's degree in biochemistry and molecular biology. >> the ball was right there. i just have to make the plague. it is a play i have made a thousand times. i let the team down. >> he is a hell of a player. i will keep throwing the ball and for as long as i can. he is a phenomenal player and team me. brady's wife is a part of today's conversation. desmid bishops joined us earlier. >>gary: let's start with his wife. my husband cannot throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time. i cannot believe the drop the ball so many times. would you want your woman talking like that? >> absolutely not. we are the ones out there playing. i do not think it was right of her to say that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. >> we are a better team but the better team does not always win. >>gary: bob dorfman joint as

secure the intel booth at the electronics show we are joined by the manager bryan deaner of intel. deaner, this intel introducing the 2012 consumer electronics show? >> we have an exciting show this year. i think the big story is about the experience that the consumers really have come and intel has great technology and product and it really power as a lot of the new ultrabooks. we of the brain behind the technology in their interesting reason to be here. we are at the innovation of the industry. >> mr. deaner, one of the themes of the show this year seems to be ultrabooks. what is then ultrabook? >> it's all about of devotee, taking what you know about performance and computing and putting it in the new style and a new design. >> are these ultrabooks? >> these are ultrabooks. >> they look like laptops. >> there is a couple of things that makes a ultrabook. it starts with the intel second generation quote processor. that's the heart and brain of the overall ultrabook. when you will see very quickly is because the full performance of the laptop is anything but traditional soap you h

bryan kehly, bk, you got pretty good isms here.ou got pretty good purchasing managers in england, in germany, in india, in china. it looks like the global economy is okay. so i ask you first. are we on the verge of a real stock market melt-up? >> absolutely. >> whoa. >> you're absolutely right. i think people have said economies around the world are too weak. they've been too worried about europe. i include myself in that category. but absolutely. and most importantly, last week ben bernanke told you if you hold cash, you will lose 2% this year due to inflation. so you don't want to hold cash. you want to be in stocks. you want to be in commodities. you want to be in anything that is a hard asset, anything but cash. >> wow. okay. so tom lee, let me go to you. greece is going to get fixed on top of all this good economic data. the ecbs, they'll put more tranches of emergency loans if we need it. and even here at home in the junk bond market, the spread between treasuries and junk is they're rogue. this looks like a very bullish scen

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. >> a major financial legal fight between bryan stow and los angeles dodgers.hat they are telling a judge in los angeles. >>> a satanic message at catholic church in the east bay, why they did not order it cleaned up right away. >>> there is still a lot of concern for the family that lives in that home. >> good morning, right now traffic is moving along well on the 680 corridor, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. ♪ ♪ don't stop doing what you do ♪ have i paid my dues just to be with you... ♪ . >>> well, good morning, it is thursday february 23rd, i am dave clark. >> it is 5:30 david 5:3

. >>> bryan stow's lawyers are laying the groundwork for a new lawsuit against the los angeles dodgers. dodgers fired 300 security members, it was a brutal beating and dodgers are partly to blame due to a lack of security. they filed an earlier lawsuit shortly after the attack but the case was put on hold when the case was put on bankruptcy in june. >>> the san jose earthquake hopes to break ground following a usual mouse vote. it will be next to the san jose airport. last night a vote upheld a planned development program and denied an appeal made by a neighborhood group. somehow raised concerns about lights and traffic. they want the 18,000 seat stadium opened by next year. >>> a warning by the fbi that could affect your access to the internet. and new ideas to make buying a house more affordable. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] .

bryan mathis had a terrible season after a back injury last week.zack britton reported with inflammation with pain in his shoulder. tillman was healthy but his performance was poor. he talks about pacing himself through the attempts. >> you have your eye on the end of the line. you want to keep yourself healthy and being able to compete. >> more on britton. he threw today and reports zero discomfort. it's the mental health of the university of maryland basketball team that is a concern. coach mark turgen spoke openly today about his team's late season strugglesincluding that embarrassing loss in virginia. turgen does not hide his thoughts about the previous season. >> it's been a challenge. it's been a challenge. i wish i could help guys more understand the fine line between winning and losing. >> just four regular season games remain. >> carmelo anthony back in action with the knicks after he missed seven games. missed seven games. jeremy lin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you lo

we heard from bryan carol who said hugely's behavior had become erratic and he was drinking heavily. the other woman in hugely life testified as well. she said she was seeing hugely twice a week. first responders testified about the injuries they saw on love's face and thundershower unsuccessful attempts to revive here. the purpose of all this, the prosecution attempting to prove that he not only killed love but he intended to do it. when the defense presents they will try to prove he had no intention of killing her. >>> if you want more information on the trial, al you have to do -- all you have to do is head to abc2news.com. head to abc2news.com for the latest information. >>> also today, a status hearing taking place for oscar hernandez. he's charged with attempting to aas tant president omaba. president omaba and the first family they were not in washington at the time. >>> closer to home, a jury has convicted an inmate of murdering a correction officer. lee stevens was found guilty. win was stabbed to death in 2006. sentences could be scheduled for next week. >>> a woman came on

christopher bryan ablett was found guilty in the killing. he was a member of the mongols motorcycle gang. he faces three life terms in prison and is scheduled to be sented may 15. >>> crews are busy washing off symbols painted on a church. ktvu's robert handa is live with a controversy on why it took the clean up so long. robert? >>> the clean up, the repairs and the healing process continues and so does the debate over how leaders dealt with removing the graffiti. >> reporter: the priest blessed the new cross put up this morning. the original cross was knocked to the ground. other vandalism including spray painting of joseph is mary -- joseph and mary. he still feels no hate for the vandals. >> as a priest i offer my forgiveness and compassion. >> reporter: the vandalism through visitors because he chose not to remove the graffiti right away for a teachable moment. >> looking at the desecration i started to get more anger but then i knew repentson the way of salvation. >> reporter: some agreed. >> i pray personally that we do leave it up fo

the attorney for bryan stow has not responded. stay with us. we'll be right back. 1/3 to in a man shot outside the complex, the search for the gunman who is now on the run. and getting ready for baseball. giants fan you have to love this. this is a free event where you can meet the players and more. and stanley roberts, he has shown us people living inside of freeways this week and who in copper.--and luting coppe,. >>reporter: coming of have to refine clean up at one of the kama i will tell you with involved. news out of open. we are live on the scene with the latest on this story. >>reporter: the shooting happened in broad daylight. this was about two hours ago and it happened at the intersection of international boulevard and 60 fifth ave. the police are telling us that one man was shot. we did not know the extent of his injuries but we know that is not sounding very good. we are told that the man was shot five to six times in the torso. he was rushed to a nearby hospital at this point. a witness that i talked with that work out here tells me that he saw two men

. >> in 1988, bryan cop eland sat down with meryil streep. to talk about one true thing. >> it's got real turning big boiling emotions. you know. that's what i like in the movies. and movies have become kind of cool. and detached and it's -- so our film kind of stands out in that way. nothing held back. it's good. >> it's looking inside of -- the hardest to look inside which is your parent's marriage. >> yeah. >> would you like to get that close to your own parents. i will ask that question to both of you. to know all that. >> i don't think any of us do. there are things we just don't want to know. we don't need to know. >> yeah. no, it is. it's the one relationship that always remains sort of mysterious to you. you can't really know everything. but, i don't know. >> you don't want to know everything. >> you want to know, you want to make a connection. >> definitely. >> you definitely want to do that. and solve some of the mysteries. and that's what this is sort of about. but it's also kind of funny. >> it is funny in a lot of ways. your char

. >>> muchos aseguran que inmigraciÓn es un tema clave no es el Único que interesa a los latinos bryanpor 0 bam en el 2008 pero en esta elecciÓn voy a votar por ron paul. >>> romney lleva la delantera en arizona el voto latino independiente del partido es im pre cin prescindible. >>> el latino dirÁ si es demÓcrata, republicano o independiente quÉ nos representara mejor en su comunidad. >>> para este republicano, el apoyar a su partido hoy en un estado donde no tienen buena reputaciÓn entre los hispanos, no significa ser menos latino o serÁn ti inmigrante. >>> yo amo a mi gente y quiero hacer la diferencia, donde cuenta. >>> si romney gana esta noche como es previsto se lleva consigo 29 delegados a la convenciÓn republicana regreso contigo josÉ. >>> gracias janet rodrÍguez de phoenix arizona y angie sandoval por sus reportajes en mÁs de temas electorales. el departamento de justicia anuncio un acuerdo que se establece un programa de asistencia en castellano, para los votantes en el condado en nebraska. el acuerdo dice que se deben dar informo ngs espaÑol para cumplir con las disposicion

it gave us ad lib stevenson and william jennings bryan -- badly stephenson and william jennings bryan- adlai stephenson william jennings bryan. reagan came within 100 votes of toppling the sitting president so that could happen again, and if i were a republican presidential candidate, unlikely as that is, i certainly would not say the pundits have said we've got to get this over by super tuesday so we can move on to baseball season -- they have nothing to lose by fighting as long as they can, if only to affirm what principles they have. host: wisconsin gregory independent collar, good morning. caller: yes on that note, as far as he's saying principles, that is a good comment. as a historian, presley, i would like you to -- personally, i would like you to answer -- we have had rush limbaugh and norquist as comedians directing the republican party, and they have these candidates now on the republican party running, and i look at them as comedians, and i'm wondering, as an historian personally have you ever seen a bunch of people that have been running that act like a bunch of comedians

he outbreak of the bryan tonight. tiger woods and still nicholson made their presence felt today at the at&t tournament. walruses chilling on the rocks in the tiger woods flank at the monterey peninsula. there are playing three different venues. he shot 68 off, he is -650 1/6 else of the leafy if what makes this interesting fellow tomorrow and sunday fill the full senate is also wrong right if he is at - 7 very if farley leisure leader of >>gary: the 49ers have extended their focus contract. soft and then run samantha said accommodating voters would at one the super bowl? >>gary: and get over it! it would have had to defeated in your giants that the bottom line, would you rather have eli manning or alex smith in the aegean region game? the 49ers have a great season but i think they're right team won the game. >> when you were playing sports, would you defend 83 who was dancing drop after the team lost? >>gary: is he was 40 years old with a family of three and was not a drinker, fine. this guy is a 22 year-old big blue

bryan allen with the jumper. george mason wins. >>> to washington. the colonials taking on st.ht. tony taylor throws it up to david pell ham. this is nice. alley-oop. pellham finished with 12 points. under two minutes to go. four-point game until this. st. joe's breaking down the zone defense. carl jones for three. buries it. st. joe's defeats george washington, 73-66. >>> a lot of college basketball today. a lot of winners there. >> what did the kid from georgetown get? >> what are you talking about? bucket! you want >>> welcome.

. >> the family of bryan stow fighting the dodgers' bankruptcy proceedings. >> for your news, weather, traffic and all sorts of things check us out on facebook. >> reporter: the location after family of four unknown after a fire destroys their home overnight here in sunnyvale. this is bob redell. we'll take you here live. >> headed back to court. a murder suspect gets ready to enter a plea. >> reporter: an intersection in west oakland shut down at this hour as oakland police investigate a shooting. that story coming up. >> two u.s. troops killed in the koran protest happening in afghanistan. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'll have that coming up. >> a live look outside of a city by the bay. a warmer morning for this thursday, february 23, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this thay

bryan allen with the steal and mason is up one. ryan pearson inbounds to wright.buzzer, it is good, and mason is victorious. 62-61. virginia and clemson, always tough to win on the road in the conference, but things look good. when malcolm brown. virginia outscored 36-24. a steal in the land, goes up 60- 48. they are 6-5 in the acc. nba action. first half, john wall might not be the best shooter, but he can drive and we know he can finish and he does that. we're at the half and wizards are in front. we're in toronto where jeremy lynn, they are down by 2. jeremy lin for the game winner and the knicks beat the rap tores. lynn, 11 assists. knicks win their sixth straight. thanks largely to a huge showing by the toronto asian community. by the way, also went to my high school. palo alto high. the washington capitals are not doing well. they lost at home. it was the cap's third straight loss. washington now one point behind toronto. on the ice for today's optional state. he scored three goals in 53 games this season and a team worse, minus 14 rating. and the veteran is

bryan kehly, bk, i love these pending home sales number. think the whole housing sector has bottomed and is slowly improving. i like the fact that loews home improvement stock went up today. i like a lot of facts. you tell me. you tell me. we're going to melt up some more after this consolidation. >> the facts are excellent, particularly the housing. that has been the one thing that has held this economy back. if you can get at least a stabilization in housing and maybe even we get some kind of uptick in housing, that is fantastic. look at what the banks did today. all the major banks did very well. look at sherwin williams, shw. that had a stellar day. that is all telling me that this is a real rally. the economy is better than i thought it was even three or four months ago. and if you can get any type of economic improvement, the bank stocks are really going to fly here. >> michael farr, i want to go to you on this. the european central bank is going to announce another big emergency loan liquidity injection, what, wednesday or thursday o

marco rubio did a william jennings bryan yesterday morning.ll give you the benefit of the doubt on the lack of material here. it is going to be a big day for romney and santorum. romney has to show that he can address a conservative audience and rorouse them.m. santorum has a way to say that he is a player at the top level. i think what is most important, of course, is what will happen in the primaries at the end of this month, which will be michigan and arizona. if michigan falls to santorum, that could really doom the romney race. >> president obama is now on thehe super pac bandwagon i guess he cannot afford not to. jay carney as said that this administration has done more than any to prevent the influence of lobbying government by interests. >> they took a good look at florida and what mitt romney was able to do with money against nenewt gingrich, and it concentrates the mind wonderfully. we e going to need money to stand up to this onslaught coming from the conservatives. >> citizens united. >> one of the statistics that comes out of you,

marco rubio did a william jennings bryan yesterday morning. all right, i will give you the benefit of the doubt, the lack of material here. it is going to be a big day for romney and santorum. romney has to show he can address a conservative audience and rouse them. santorum has a way to say that he is a player at the top level. what is most important is what is going to happen in the primaries at the end of this month, which will be michigan and arizona. michigan falls to santorum, i think that could be -- could really doom the romney race. >> president obama is on the super pac bandwagon. jay carney said at the white house that this administration has done more in his bid to prevent the lobbying of the government. >> they looked at florida and what mitt romney was able to do against newt gingrich. it concentrates the mind wonderfully. they realize that we will need money to stand up to the onslaught from the conservatives. >> citizens united. >> i think that of the money spent by these super pacs, 97% negative. aere it is a torrent of downer

among the millions watching the super bowl last night giants fan bryan stow.riends and family gathered with him at his hospital room yesterday where they say he enjoyed game day snacks. brian is now able to eat solid foods and started feeding himself. he was recently taken off one of the seizure medications. it's becoming more obvious to them that brian is suffering serious short-term memory loss that does not seem to be improving. we wish him the best. >> 5:54. today is no the deadline for american states to agree to a big mortgage settlement. one that california has rejected as too small. scott says that the attorney general might change her mind. >> this is the latest we heard. to remind you the obama administration has been working with banks on a multi-billion-dollar settlement that would force those banks to overhaul their mortgage practices and in many cases help homeowners write down the principle of homes, that is refigure the mortgages based on new lower home prices. the state attorney general says the pool of money is just not big enough because we

marco rubio did a william jennings bryan yesterday morning. all right, i will give you the benefit of the doubt of a lack of material here. it is going to be a big day for romney and>>ne at the statistict comes out at you, creep.hen u tk of the money spent by santorum has a way to say he is a player at the top level. i think he is not going to have -- what is most important is what is going to happen in the , which will be michigan and if michigan falls to santorum, that could really doom the romney race. >>opportunity or likelihood that president obama is now super pac bandwagon. i guess he cannot afford not to. jay carney has said that >> i more than any in history to prevent the lobg interest . florida and what mitt romney was able to do with money have to disclose ever gingrich,t concentrates the mind wonderfully. they realize that we are going to need these super pac money te onslaught from the conservatives. >> citizens united. when you think of the money spent by these setbacks, 97% of the ads are negative. it is a torrent of downer --

if some ways i think no one would think of bryan as an objective reporter of anything, and more you power to him in that sense. i think we should encourage multiplicity of intelligence journalism rather than derailing its fragmentation. >> alan, michael mentioned you disseptembering from. is there any daylight between your conceptions? >> i think i do agree there are consensual views on many issues at various points in our age. the iraq war is a good example of it. and people do race to what seem to be the obvious points. i think, though, if you think about in the so much in which the way that americans understand their world at the time, i've been thinking more about what what alijournalism i becoming. think about the new york time which is has been the greatest newspaper in the united states for many decades and still is, i think.is has been the greatest newspaper in the united states for many decades and still is, i think.s has been the greatest newspaper in the united states for many decades and still is, i think. has been the greatest newspaper in the united states for many decades a

just match the city back to two points in the english premier league after winning two one at norwich bryan gates celebrated for his night under appearance for his part with their winning gold in the late game of the day still treat for sue nail time came from two goes down against tottenham in a remarkable north london at the emirates five to a finish in favor of the gun it's moved back into the champions league places now trail third place by seven points but had them firmly in their sights according to manage just. thank. you it's just impossible if you keep around going yes of course why not but. you know as much as before the game it was impossible i always forgot even before the game but if it's possible could be done to consistency because everybody in the premier league know. i mean i can lose points so it is since the start of the season and they have a different schedule we have a different a good europe but if you continue to play like that why not. to the hardwood now where kobe bryant and kevin durant were the cream of the n.b.a. crop as they pass their western conference stars

bryan stow sued the dodgers after he was beaten in the dodger stadium last march but the case was on hold because the team filed for bankruptcy. "the examiner" reports so's bankruptcy. >>> the san jose earthquakes have final approval for a brand- new soccer stadium. quake fans at city hall last night after the planning commission gave the green light for the long-awaited project. a lot of people on hand. commission approved the plan in december after neighbors expressed concern about noise and lights. >> i have a feeling that all the work that's gone into it will pay off for everybody. >> the team's owner lew wolff and staff made concessions for the plan. the privately funded 18,000- seat stadium will be ready in 2013. >>> 4:40. we have violence in baghdad. >> series of attacks crippling security forces. also ahead... >> while i was fighting to safety olympics, you were fighting to save the bridge to nowhere. >> gop presidential candidates exchanging verbal punches days before the primaries on tuesday. >> the one big name that won't be at the oscars. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, are the

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their place in the quarterfinals with a comprehensive three no win over roger federer switzerland mark bryan and mardy fish winning the doubles rubber against federer and stanislav putting time in four sets four six six three six three six three the final score and that one. feels pretty good doing those i certainly know what it feels like to lose. and it's not a great feeling and. you know play with these guys guys the best doubles player of all time are here and i understand you my part. meanwhile the final of this year's open in paris will be between home favorite marion bartoli maria sharapova is conqueror actually. czech opponent clare as a couple over in straight sets seven six six o'clock in the semifinal. followed up her win over sharapova with a straight sets victory over belgium's you nine a whitmire. now in ice hockey russia has lost one hundred favorite sweden in the swedish round of games in the euro hockey toe but i'm side right now comfortable for one winners in stockholm but not before school as first thirty eight minutes and the tires hold power play goal late in the second

place in the quarterfinals with a comprehensive three nil win over roger federer switzerland mark bryan and marty fish winning the doubles rubber against federer and started sliding in four sets four six six three six three six three the final school. in the final of the series open in paris will be between home favorite marion bartoli reassurance of the congress and julie brothel a surefire check opponent claros a couple over in straight sets seven six six seven final will be followed up her win over sharapova with a straight sets victory over belgium's. in ice hockey russia have lost two home favorites sweden in the swedish round of games in the euro hockey tour the home side before is in stockholm but not before school as first thirty eight minutes in the tires at home power play goal late in the second got things going for the hosts russia's top came alive when they were three one down but the swedes capitalized on russian mistakes to seal the victory to defeat still wasn't enough to not rush off a top spot in the overall direct or standings they were yet again for the russians bott

guys time for happy hour and joining me this evening are two producer jenny churchill and comedian bryan perry thanks for joining me guys i see your name right ok well you're not. close enough to. her you see yet reach the ok. let's talk goats goats go sometimes do funny things some of them just just faint all that take like this. are you. know because they never lose consciousness when they keel over. or start a genetic cause muscles. know you are. on their feet. turns out that's not the only funny thing about goats resarch or as a fad that they actually develop their own speaking voice when they move away from their family and from their siblings and so goeth accents change as they grow older and go from one place to another to go to have access can you imagine when to go that sounds like can you give me an impression no i think i'm going to do i think i'm going to out of that when i do your best go. i do have to say that i'm a little upset that i've been wasting all this effort on cat as the biggest threat to humans when clearly it's goats if they have the intelligence to change their