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a two run homer off of brad cecil. that puts the a's ahead. they lead tonight 3-1 in the 9th inning. >>> memorial basketball association will induct 10 new members into the hall of fame that includes stanford women's coach vandeveer and brook mullins. he was a stand out before golden state picked him in the top of the 85 draft. chris also won two olympic gold medals with the so called dream team. and he was the general manager in 07 when the team made the play off for the first and ever time in 1984. chris remembers 87 when the fans welcomed him back after he battled and beat substance abuse. >> you know the fans here in the bay area, the way they were patient with me, and gave me room to grow, and i'll never forget coming back out of rehab, going on a new journey trying to change my life around and the fans played a big part of that. i always remember that. >>> and madrid signed 7-year- old leon angel cora to a seven year contract. a 7-year-old kid is going to play professional. i guess he gets paid in orange slices. that guy must be good. >>

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josh willingham hammers this two run homer it's off cecil.ham's 18th homer of the year. curt susuki with another shot to the upper deck. a's win tonight 4-1 in toronto. >>> now chris mullen. remember him he was a basketball sharp shooter at st. john's before golden state picked him in the nba draft. this weekend chris will be one of ten people inducted into the memorial hall of fame. after 16 seasons and two olympic gold medals, mullen became golden state's general manager. chris still remembers 20 years before that when fans welcomed him back after battling and beating substance abuse. >> the fans here in the bay area how they were patient with me and gave me room to grow. i will never forget coming back out of rehab. going on a new journey trying to change my life around and the fans played a big part in that. i always remember that. >>> and what in the worldwide life of sports is going on here? soccer team real madrid reportedly signed 7-year-old. he entered the youth academy but i hope he doesn't peak or burn out before he turns at least

. >> i'm using that 61, you know what that is in cecil?> i do. >> it's a random fact you can impress your friends with. [ laughter ] >> a berkeley company is making dreams come true for those who have spent years in wheelchairs. ron mizutani reports next on people doing that. >> technology is constantly evolving and changing lives. this latest advancement is doing much more. it's providing hope. >> i was told for 20 years i would never walk first time i walked was pretty incredible. >> we met john and chris greer, paraplegics raising an able-bodied children in dylan. both were involved in car accidents. john was 19 when the truck he was riding in flipped. chris is from the united kingdom and was on the back of a motorcycle when it crashed and she suffered a broken back. she was only 20. they haven't walked since. until now. >> i am always optimistic, so i would think one day i would be running and some would say run forest, run. [ laughter ] >> rehabilitation hospital of the pacific one of the ten leading hospitals in the country and partn

josh willingham hammers this two run homer it's off cecil.ingham's 18th homer of the year. curt susuki with another shot to the upper deck. a's win tonight 4-1 in toronto. >>> now chris mullen. remember him he was a basketball sharp shooter at st. john's before golden state picked him in the nba draft. this weekend chris will be one of ten people inducted into the memorial hall of fame. after 16 seasons and two olympic gold medals, mullen became golden state's general manager. chris still remembers 20 years before that when fans welcomed him back after battling and beating substance abuse. >> the fans here in the bay area how they were patient with me and gave me room to grow. i will never forget coming back out of rehab. going on a new journey trying to change my life around and the fans played a big part in that. i always remember that. >>> and what in the worldwide life of sports is going on here? soccer team real madrid reportedly signed 7-year-old. he entered the youth academy but i hope he doesn't peak or burn out before he turns at lea

joining us now rob jessmer, the executive of the republican committee and guy cecil, the director of campaign committee. let's start in the broadest swath, if barack obama is re-elected, you need to pick up four seats, if he's defeated, three seats. i know you know these numbers more than i do, 23 democratic seats, people that caucus with democrats and a couple of independents that caucus with democrats are up in 2012, just ten republicans. guy, let's start with you because you've got the more seats to defend. what do you do with numbers like that and a president who is not all that popular? where do you go? >> first of all, it will be four seats because the president will win re-election. >> you heard it here first. >> you heard it here first. the fact of the matter is senate democrats are changing the math every day, and we're changing the math first of all because we're outraising the republicans not only the dsec, but if you look at all the senate democrats they've raised $70 million to $50 million for the republicans. we're doing it by outrecruiting the republicans, if you look

king goes out to cecil price would have a meniscus city before he delivered them over to the mob who killed him. and king says come you're the the guy who had that voice. price book signing. that's right. and king is preaching insane, i believe the people who killed warner goodman and chaney are in this crowd and people are proudly say we are here. it was the most frightened king ever was, except for chicago. they were the two most frightening times. and so, these men who i wanted to talk to, who had been scarred up and they said we are reluctant to talk to you because i had to stay on their case, but ice tarted talking -- they did start to open not connected the willy goldmans kind of reached what we were together in atlanta at the reading. i said really, i was really nervous. you're one of the people he was waiting to hear from. he said well, i gave you a hard time. i wasn't going to talk to john. by day god up and said the chapters on us. i started to cry. i acquitted myself politically. so far i don't see a white african american difference. the radio shows have been very good th

colgate university a couple years ago, and they were asounded that i wanted to teach ishmael reid and cecil brown and barry beckham and alice walker and toni morrison. they were not teaching those courses. somehow those normals of the '70s and '80s have dropped out. those novels relate more to what you're talking about. i think there are novels that students can relate to more easily because they're dealing with subjects that may be not quite as old as some of the weeks -- books that you're talking about. >> we'll take one more question. >> thank you all for coming today. >> two more questions. [laughter] >> nice catch. [laughter] my name's khalil muhammad, i'm the new director of the schaumberg, and so this is a real honor to be here. >> [applause] congratulations. >> my question has to do with postracialism or the age of obama. a moment in which the kind of authentic black voice seems to be buried along with the n word as a creature of the jim crow era and everything that came before. what i'm wondering is, um, if black people are disappearing from networks as i think we talked about, and

they didn't want to cecil white harmed. "the new york times" reprints this little dialogue who knows how accurate it is when the businessmen of the neighborhood would also -- the area was called the swamp, and the businessmen of the swamp saw what was happening and said you need to run away. he said no, i don't. because as many rioters at have come down upon me as many neighbors i have will protect me and the drug store and was not disturbed. so, yeah. it was a real goose bumps moment yes. >> hi, im shannon triet i was wondering what made you write about your history of your family tree? i've been trying to research my own and i find it to be very hard, difficult to find things that go past the 1800's. go way past that 1800's so i was wondering if you could give me any advice on how you found yours exactly. >> you have to have the passion. without the passion -- this took me 11 years so you have to put aside a bunch of time. the passion, the drive, the determination, the willingness to look and look and find nothing and the

they didn't want to cecil white harmed. "the new york times" reprints this little dialogue who knows how accurate it is when the businessmen of the neighborhood would also -- the area was called the swamp, and the businessmen of the swamp saw what was happening and said you need to run away. he said no, i don't. because as many rioters at have come down upon me as many neighbors i have will protect me and the drug store and was not disturbed. so, yeah. it was a real goose bumps moment yes. >> hi, im shannon triet i was wondering what made you write about your history of your family tree? i've been trying to research my own and i find it to be very hard, difficult to find things that go past the 1800's. go way past that 1800's so i was wondering if you could give me any advice on how you found yours exactly. >> you have to have the passion. without the passion -- this took me 11 years so you have to put aside a bunch of time. the passion, the drive, the determination, the willingness to look and look and find nothing and the

and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part.y used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like special effects. >> [inaudible] >> oh. well, about how long -- >> well, i think i've got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration -- in 1960 the book came out called the year 2000. wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in. and he -- they, hudson institute put it together -- and the book starts with long-term, multifold trends. and among them the first 18 were about secularization and religion. so they said the future of the world will be that everything will be determined impairically -- impairically. there were about ten adjectives. empirical, concrete, pragmatic, a whole list of these things. and then they said, because they were not dumb people, we're looking long term instead of the short term. and if you look at the long term, he listed a lot of philosophers of t

the united nations is prepared to assist in all vital areas, including security and the role all, cecile economic recovery, constitution making, and the electoral process, human rights, and transitional justice, and coordination of support from libya's nabors and the international community. it will be crucial for the security council to be as responsive to the post-conflict planning as it has been throughout the crisis. we must also ensure that the delivery of humanitarian assistance to all those in need. this is a hopeful moment, but also there are risks ahead. now is the time for all libyans to focus on national unity, reconciliation, and inclusiveness, and i am determined to ensure that the united nations does everything it can to promote an orderly transition that response to the aspirations of the libyan people for peace, democracy, and opportunity. thank you very much. i will be happy to answer your questions. >> you are calling on the security council to be responsive. when will you have this kind of meeting that you spoke about, and are you seeking guarantees from the national t

and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like special effects. >> [inaudible] >> oh. well, about how long -- >> well, i think i've got the heart of your question, and i'll give a quick illustration -- in 1960 the book came out called the year 2000. wonderful book, early use of computers just coming in. and he -- they, hudson institute put it together -- and the book starts with long-term, multifold trends. and among them the first 18 were about secularization and religion. so they said the future of the world will be that everything will be determined impairically -- impairically. there were about ten adjectives. empirical, concrete, pragmatic, a whole list of these things. and then they said, because they were not dumb people, we're looking long term instead of the short term. and if you look at the long term, he listed a lot of philosophers